A textbook case of “What Not to Do” during a traffic stop. Juan Rivera seems to have skipped a few chapters at the YouTube School of Law. It all began with something as simple as a busted tail light, but Juan decided to gamble on demanding a warning and outright refusing to show his license. Let’s just say that gamble didn’t pay off. Things took a dramatic turn when Juan specifically requested a supervisor—only to be swiftly arrested for resisting. Still not satisfied, our budding legal expert filed a misconduct report days later. In a sworn statement, he claimed officers slammed him against his truck, threw him to the ground, and even choked him. But when officials reviewed multiple body cam angles, they found a grand total of zero evidence to back up Juan’s story. In a twist fit for a daytime courtroom drama, Juan apparently didn’t read the part where the affidavit warns: “I swear under oath, and declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.” Oops! As you might guess, deputies then got a warrant for his arrest on perjury charges for filing a false report. Juan was picked up at home, and his case is still working its way through the courts. In Florida, perjury is no minor slip-up; it’s a first-degree misdemeanor carrying up to a year in jail, probation, and a $1,000 fine. Oh, and about that warning Juan demanded for his busted tail light? He finally got one, but not quite in the way he expected. #bodycam #police #daily #dashcam #arrested #crime 0:00 Preview 1:08 Roll down the window 2:18 Who are you? 6:32 I’m the supervisor 10:02 Wheats perjury

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