Close my door, please. I ain't give you permission to touch my car. I ain't give you permission to touch my car. >> You sleep in the car, right? >> Listen, I just told you I live on this block. My mother-in-law live on this block. No, bro. Listen. Close my door. I don't give you no right to look at my car, bro. >> Deescalate the situation. >> Deescalate. Close my door. Hey, open my door. >> Cuz we ask you, can you put >> He don't get what he want. That's not how this work, bro. Who Who told you that there was a law being broken out here? >> It's not a stop. I'm not driving. The car not moving. Call your supervisor, bro. >> Bro, call your supervisor. I don't give you permission to search my car. Yo, that's an illegal search. Ain't nobody give you permission to go on my will. Why you in my wife purse? >> Your officers came over here, popped my door open. None of my neighbors called. I've been on this block for 20 years. Care. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. What's good, YouTube? is BB Cass back again with another video and another reaction. And today's video is from the Philadelphia Police Department where you had these Philadelphia police officers roll up on this guy that was just sleeping in his car. This guy was sleeping in his car in front of his house waiting for his wife who was taking care of her elderly grandma. And while he was waiting for her, you having these officers roll up on him, say, "Hey man, what you doing?" And you will see that they opened his door, completely just violated his rights and didn't even care at all. And when he asked for the supervisor, you will see that the supervisor was literally no better than these officers. And it just goes to show, man, when officers don't get what they want, they turn a simple situation to something that it shouldn't need to be. I'm going to watch and get my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. Let's get it to the video. >> You want You know what? We recording too. Look, look. >> Is your body cam on? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. >> Look, look. I'm >> close my door. >> Look, look. Close my window. >> Close my door, please. I ain't give you permission to touch my car. >> I ain't give you permission to touch my car, bro. >> I did not give you permission to touch my car. So, listen. You sleep in the car, right? >> Listen. Listen. There's no This is closed. I know the owner of this. He He closes it every night. >> Why don't you just say that? We >> Listen. I just told you I live on this block. My mother-in-law live on this block. No, bro. Listen. Close my door. I don't give you no right to look at my car. Stop searching my car with your light, bro. Shut my Shut my door. I didn't give you permission to search no vehicle out here. What is you doing? Close my door. >> I'm not escalating nothing. I know my rights. Y'all going to get sued. I'm dead serious. Yo, tell them shut my door right now, bro. Or call your supervisor for me. going to be. >> Call your supervisor for me. I ain't got nothing to say. I'm not answering no questions, no nothing. Close my door. I ain't give you permission to touch my car door. I ain't doing nothing illegal. I'm minding my business. My wife taking care of her mother. Close my door. >> Close my door. You going to see how I'm tripping. You going to see when you call your supervisor here. You going to see how you wrong. You going to see what you going to say wrong. >> Look, you don't see. >> Nobody come out of here, bro. It's closed. >> No, it does matter. I live on this block for 20 years. You don't know what you're talking about. You don't know what you're talking about, bro. >> Deescalate the situation. >> Deescalate. Close my door. >> Close my door. >> No. No. No. He He escalated. He opened my door. You do not have permission to open my my door. Look at my car. Search nothing. Thank you. Close my [ __ ] door. Don't ever open nobody property, bro. What is wrong with y'all? This is This is the divide between the community and y'all. Y'all walk up acting like y'all [ __ ] Superman. Y'all not. Ain't nobody bothering nobody, bro. I live on THIS BLOCK 20 YEARS. I KNOW THE OWNER OF THIS BUILDING. Why don't he open my door, bro? >> Can I speak? >> Why he open my door? >> Cuz we ask you, can you >> He don't get what he want. That's not how this work, bro. >> You already hostile. >> But that's not how this work. >> The only time you could be hostile in officer's eyes whenever you don't give them what they want. >> Work, bro. >> You already hostile. >> But that's not how this work. You don't open my door without my without my permission. Broile. >> You think I don't know my rights? >> Rights, though. >> You don't know my rights. Ain't no Ain't no law being Hold up. Hold up. Who called you to tell you there was a law being broken out here? >> You breaking the law? Who who told you that there was a law being broken out here? >> Your wellbeing. You woke up all night. Where's the sign? >> Bro, you woke up hype as hell. I just recorded. >> Look. Look at the sign. >> 2our parking. We got a permit to park on this block. >> Bro, you're blocking. >> Who? Who called you and told you I'm blocking his driveway? They called you and told you I'm blocking their driveway. >> Listen, bro. I'm trying to >> I'm asking you a question. >> You know what? You know how to explain, bro. I'm trying to >> They called you and told you I'm blocking their they driveway. Nobody called you, bro. Nobody called you, bro. Y'all came out here looking for a problem. That man walked up, opened my door, bro. That's not looking for a problem. That's a divide between y'all and the community. That's the divide is because y'all think y'all right. You don't walk up, open somebody car, and then tell me you're not right. I don't want to hear you talk. I don't because because your man just violated. >> Call your supervisor, run the tags, run whatever you got. This all legit. >> You walk up, touch your mama vehicle. What is he talking about? You tripping? Ain't nobody tripping. You can look all your way. Nothing in here. >> You tripping. >> Yeah. My >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's your name? What's your name and badge number? >> What's your name and badge number right here? >> No. No. What? I can't read. >> Yeah. You can't >> read it out for What's your name and badge number? >> What's your name and badge number, bro? >> Huh? >> What's your name and badge number? >> You ain't pulling me over to say don't stop. >> Stop. >> No, it's not a stop. No. Call your supervisor right now. What's your name and badge number? >> Fuentes. >> Fuentes. Fuentes. 3700. >> Fuentes 3700. What's your name and badge number? >> You block. >> What's your name and badge number, bro? >> 1993. Bell. Officer Bell. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. Um, I'm requesting your supervisor. Car supervisor for me. >> I'm about to make sure everything's safe. >> Call your supervisor for me. >> Listen, we stopped you, right? You sleep in the car, right? >> Right. Right. Right. Call your supervisor for me, please. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> You see you see a driver? >> Yeah. Somebody called you for this. Somebody called you, told you, 20 years I've been on this block, bro. This first time y'all ever did it. Yo, your man walked up, open my car like that, searching all of my car, illegal searches. Get the [ __ ] out of here. Call your supervisor, bro. >> One more time. Call your supervisor. Listen, I'm not refusing to ID until I talk to your supervisor. This is not a stop. This is not a stop. I'm not driving. The car not moving. Call your supervisor, bro. >> Call your supervisor, bro. >> Bro, call your supervisor. >> No, no, no, no, no. You know, I'm not getting out nothing. This an illegal detainment. Illegal detainment. No, no, no, no, no. Illegal detainment. >> This is illegal detainment. Don't touch me, bro. Call your supervisor. I'm requesting your supervisor, bro. >> Get off the car. >> I'm requesting your supervisor, bro. >> Okay. Well, call him. Get Why you touching me, bro? >> No, this is not a stop. I wasn't driving. Call your supervisor, bro. I'm Listen. Under threat under threat of arrest. Listen to me. Listen to me. Under threat of arrest. Listen to me. I'mma get out this car, but under threat of arrest, you do not You do not have permission to search my car. I'm going to get out my car. Back up and call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. I don't see you calling nobody. Let's get out of here, bro. Don't ever open nobody car door. What's wrong with you, bro? No, you chill out. >> For your safety, I'm just Don't touch me. I ain't giving you no consent. No consent to search me, bro. Why are you touching me, bro? Why is you touching me? Bro touching me. >> Stop touching me. No, this ain't no detainment, bro. Nobody called you, bro. What is you doing right now? >> I'm telling you, I'mma sue the f of y'all. I know my rights, bro. This is illegal detainment. I'm telling you. >> Calm down. >> I'm telling you, bro. You're going to get sued. Why? Okay. Calm down. >> Watch. And then you put them cuffs on. [ __ ] Bro, how you put the cuffs on me like that? Calm down, >> bro. Fix them cuffs. >> Y'all pulled this man out of his own car when he was doing nothing but minding his business and y'all trying to tell him to calm down, >> bro. Yo, you hurting my wrist, bro. You hurting my wrist, bro. What the you doing? >> That's uh You're near Ella in Wishard, right? >> Yo, fix these cuffs. They cutting my wrist. >> Yo, fix these cuffs. You caught in my wrist, bro. I don't give you permission to search my car. Get the [ __ ] out my car right now. Yo, that's an illegal search. Why you all up in my store? >> Get the [ __ ] out my car. Ain't nobody give you permission to go on my wheel, bro. Why you in my wife purse, bro? >> It's illegally searching my right now, bro. In my wrist. >> All right, I'll stop. >> These cops just cut my wrist. It's these custom whip, bro. Look at this stuff. >> Fix that wrist and I'll give you my license. >> Bro, I'm trying I'm trying to fix it. I need you. >> Fix my cuffs and I give you my license. Bro, this an illegal detainment. >> Call your supervisor. >> Go stuff. I'm going to put it right here on your car and I'm going to fix these cuffs. >> Take it easy, though. >> Listen, y'all already searched me. Y'all already searched me. >> My cuffs and I'll give you my ID. >> Right here. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yo, this an illegal search right now. They violating my rights right now. Yo, they violating my rights right now for no reason. They searching the car and everything. >> Yo, they got to you got to >> Listen, it's a it's a major lawsuit. It's a major law. He's waiting for me. >> It's a major lawsuit. They violated my right. Listen, these cops are caught in my wrist really bad. He put them on. He put him on to be a [ __ ] Nothing. I was sleeping in the car and they came and popped the doors open and ran in my car. Listen, nobody nobody called them. Listen, these cuffs these cuffs are cutting my wrist. Please tell him fix my left hand. >> I can't feel my left hand is numb. They cutting my phone. Let go of this. Don't take my phone. >> Take my phone. >> Oh my god. This is illegal to sit him in the car for now. >> This is not This is not legal. I'm telling you. I know my rights. >> I just got to get that unlocked. >> He knows all about good. Why they why they take him out the car though? He was just sitting in the car. >> He was just sitting in the car. Why take him out the car? >> Locking it. He's sleeping in the car. He's waiting for me. >> He don't want me to come around by myself because >> because it's just not safe. >> Well, they tried to get his information. You see, he's kind of being loud. So, we're just going to >> He knows his rights. He knows his rights. He He knows his rights. And you know, he he's not >> He wasn't He was sleeping in the car. >> He's He's waiting for me. We're exhausted. We get up 5:30 every morning to take our kids to school in the car. >> Let them finish little tripping off that little search. >> You can't search his car. Sorry. I'm calling a lawyer violation. >> Yeah, he was just sitting there. >> They ain't say no charges. No. What's the reason of the search? >> I don't have to say charges to you. You're not his mom. >> They tell her what's the reason for the search. They didn't do none of that. Violated his smashed him out of the car. >> You took him out of the car for you went through the car for no reason. >> No, it's okay. Y'all can do your job. I'm just saying >> I take care of my grandmother down the street. >> I That's what I do. And he don't want me to come over here by myself. It's not safe. >> No, that's what I'm saying, bro. Like, why y'all taking me >> and Fox go in the house? >> He's not locked up. He's detained. Jesus Christ. >> I know. That's what I'm saying. But why detain him? He's just sitting in the car. He live on the block. Like it's crazy. >> I literally walk out the house. >> No, he's waiting for me. I'm just taking care of my grandmother. >> He knows his rights. We He's a first amen amendment auditor. >> You could lock just come up and start questioning cuz he's sitting in a car. >> He's waiting for me. My grandmom is screaming out the door. My grandma, my 76 year old grandmother is screaming out the door >> because No, she's screaming because you locked my husband up who does nothing else. Let him go. He He takes care of me and my children. >> We did what we have to do. >> No. You are violating people's rights. >> It's not right. I am calling a lawyer and I am filming all this. >> Hey yo, listen. No, no, no, no, no. My man, illegal search, you you illegally detain me. You illegally detain me. You ran up in my wife my my car, my wife purse. You search her purse and everything. Her purse was locked. I got it all recorded. We going to see. It's all recorded. You got my badge. >> No. No. Take the cuffs off me. And if you had that badge, oh man, you be in the world, bro. >> You be in a world. >> Does he have a badge? Just hypothetically speaking, [ __ ] You violating my rights. You getting a lawsuit on you. That's what you got. I hope you have a great day. And I see you in court, bro. I see you in court with the wrong one. I hope you know I'mma take y'all to court. It don't matter. Y'all going to cut me a nice check. Y'all going to cut me a nice check. Yeah. Thank you. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. You going to cut me a nice check. Thank you for violating my rights. >> Yo, what's your name and badge number? >> What's your name and badge number for the illegal detainment and violating my rights? Yo, he opened my wife's he opened my wife's purse and took all my He searched all my [ __ ] illegally. You understand me? Illegal detainment. illegal detainment. >> I'm suing lawyer in the morning. >> Did you take Did you take car cut the car off? You cut the car. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let me just Hold on. Let make sure. Let me make sure the car is secure. What's your What's your name and badge number? >> Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Your officers Your officers came over here, popped my door open. None of my neighbors called. I've been on this block for 20 years. He opened the door. Listen. He opened the door. He opened the door. I told them my wife is taking care. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Listen, >> once the supervisor starts talking like that, I don't even want to talk to him no more. I'll just go to the station, file a complaint. >> Hold on. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. It's funny that y'all letting me talk now cuz a minute ago, he didn't want to hear nothing. He asked me, "What are you doing?" I said, "My wife taking care of her grandmother. I've been on this block 20 years." He said, "You blocking the driveway." I said, "It's okay. I know this guy." I said, "He only he only open Monday through Friday at night. He closes. He don't mind if you park here." >> He didn't give a You know what he did as soon as I said that? He popped the door open on the passenger side. That me so hot. I said, "Bro, why you opening my door?" I said, "Close my door." He would not listen. He would not listen. He violated my rights. Yo, look what y'all did to my wrist. >> Get this [ __ ] on camera. Look at this. >> Look at this. >> Yo, let me tell you something. I'm recovering from a fractured wrist. 5 years. I'm a truck driver for Coca-Cola. You put them cuffs on so stupid. I can't feel my arm right now, bro. I can't feel my arm right now. I got a lawsuit. I need something I need a I need a um what do you call I need I need a police report gave it to him? >> Who you gave it to? >> Be quiet. >> You gave it to him. >> I'm not talking to you right now. >> Who you gave it to? >> I just gave it to you. I gave it to you to >> No, no, no. I want the I want the report number for this. >> Huh? >> They want to walk and talk to you. You're >> No, no, no. I want I want the report number. All right. Can I get your card? Can I get your card? >> Okay. >> You have a card on you? Any of y'all have cards on y'all? Nobody got cards on y'all? >> Okay. All right. Listen, listen, listen. I'll see y'all in court. Thank you. Thank you so much. >> And after seeing the supervisor's actions, you could pretty much tell where them other officers got it from. Cuz one thing about tyrants, man, they don't like it whenever you don't want to talk to them. >> Close my door, please. I ain't give you permission to touch my car. >> Why he open my door? >> Cuz we ask you, can you >> He don't get what he want. That's not how this work, bro. >> You already hostile. >> Exactly. When you don't give a officer what they want and don't want to talk to them, they going to say you're being hostile. And not even to mention when they put him in handcuffs, them officers used that perfect opportunity to search through his car. >> I don't give you permission to search my car. Yo, that's the illegal search. Why you in my wife purse, bro? >> That officer was searching really hard to find Casper. And honestly, after seeing how the supervisor was acting, you could pretty much tell where these officers learned their tyranny from. >> Yeah, he was just sitting there. >> They ain't say no charges. No. What's the reason? >> I don't have to say charges. >> My wife is taking care. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Listen, listen, listen, listen. Even when you're trying to express the wrongful action that these officers do to you, whenever those supervisors come around, they're going to do everything they can to protect their own. But that's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think by the comment section. How you feel about these Philadelphia police officers for pulling up on this guy that was doing nothing but just sleeping in the car. He was waiting for his wife to come outside. This guy was literally doing no criminal actions. But you having these officers get upset because he didn't want to talk to them, opening his car door, then putting him in handcuffs, searching his car on top of that, and they weren't finding nothing but Casper. And like I said, man, when the supervisor comes, nine times out of 10, they're always going to agree with their officers. And that was the case in this situation. She wasn't trying to hear him. She was trying to cosplay. And when he was trying to tell her like what these officers were doing, she just kept shutting them down. Like, she really wasn't trying to hear it. And it's pretty obvious where these officers learn from when it comes to being a tyrant. That's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think by the comment section. Make sure to like, subscribe, and y'all have a wonderful day.