Toledo police bodycam: a teen stopped for walking in the street won't give officers her name and ends up on the pavement in handcuffs. Six weeks later, Toledo police stop more teens for jaywalking and call them "annoying and stupid" — and a teen's phone catches one officer telling them to "enjoy poverty." Brad Graves plays both official releases and explains Ohio's name-and-birthdate law. Know Your Rights Playbook — what to say when police ask for your name ($29.99): https://rightsplaybook.gumroad.com/l/know-your-rights-playbook ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 Toledo police bodycam: stopped for walking in the street 00:29 Two stops, one city 01:31 The stop: "That's why we stopped you" 03:47 The takedown — arresting officer's camera 05:40 Her mother arrives — the partner's camera 06:51 Ohio law: a ticket, not handcuffs — unless… 07:56 "It's citable. We need your information." 11:29 The officer explains his decision 13:05 Was the force reasonable? 14:08 The officer's report to his sergeant 14:54 Her account from the back seat 16:13 Not the walk — the name 16:32 Six weeks later 16:50 May 20: "Giving criminal indications" 19:17 Can police pat you down for jaywalking? 20:11 "Not my fault you live in this neighborhood" 22:05 The chief's findings on both stops Footage: Toledo Police Department official releases — the blurring is TPD's own redaction, not ours; minors' names are bleeped. Educational only, not legal advice. #BradGraves #PoliceBodycam #KnowYourRights

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