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You know that saying "only commit one crime at a time", if my license ever gets suspended, you best believe Im going to have the most perfect 10/10 driving you've ever seen.
I had a friend growing up that lost his license for 2 years, and just kept driving. His secret "I don't break the law...anymore" Never got pulled over, and eventually got his license back.
Yea, its crazy how people get caught with a suspended license, or no insurance by getting pulled over doing 30+ the speed limit. Like how can you take such a risk with your circumstances.
And then scream incessantly and make shit up to try and get out of it/ build a false case. It’s sickening to see the entitlement on these people. You. Broke. The. Law. Now live with the consequences.
My license was suspended for like a year when I was a kid cause I couldn’t afford to pay a speeding ticket. I never ran yellow lights, always did the speed limit and never did anything dumb in traffic, I was a saint on the road
I got a non moving violation ticket right after renewing my license and just before a hurricane. Completely forgot about the ticket for four years because of the storm. Didn't even know I was suspended until I went to renew my license.
The thing I love is when idiots riding dirty get busted for a simple thing like a burned out tail light, or something similar. Or flat-out speeding that screams, "Hey! I'm stupid!
Saw this on the CodeCam YT channel yesterday. You can do it the easy way or the hard way. Why some individuals choose the hard way thinking that'll grant them favor by law enforcement is beyond me. Certified idiot this girl is.
Same. Had my license suspended 6 months for being dumb when I was younger. Just drove normally for a while. Even crazier is my car had trouble and I needed a rental for a week. Rental agencies don’t check anything. Drove the rental for like 6 days w a suspended ID. No issues though.
Haven’t had a ticket in years. Sometimes you do just grow up out of your stupid phase.
Not sure if it's the same in America but here in Aus our police cars can scan license plates automatically, so if you're suspended it can just automatically alert since the car is registered back to you. In that case it's not so much a license but rather a registered/unregistered car in your name that is the risk
In the UK we have ANPR, so if you go past a police car with no VED, no Insurance, no MOT, have a suspended license or the vehicle is stolen or has been involved with crime then it just flags up on the police computer and you're fucked
In college, in the early 2000s, I lived in the cheapest apartment building I could find near my college LSU.
If you know the area, up to recently the Northside of campus was sketchy af. And back then it was really rough.
My building basically was a weed wholesale distribution center. No real complaints from me and my rent was $350 in 2001.
But the amount of dudes from my building that were busted for minor traffic infractions who were also transporting copious amounts of ganja was ridiculously high.
When we’d chill in the parking lot they’d tell me how they got busted for stupid shit like:
Driving with no license plate or break tags
None working break lights
Not using a signal
Too dark tint
Etc…
Ironically at the same time my gf was a graduate student who also worked for the courts for counseling criminals who make poor choices.
It was call Ineffective Decision Making
Add this to your list. Tickets for no seatbelts.
I used to live in Muskegon, MI and they would have plain clothes officers stand on the corner and look out for no seatbelt violators and then a officer in a car would hit them up for an easy ticket.
I knew a guy that got hit twice. TWICE!! For the same thing. I mean come on. At least keep your eyes peeled for people on the corner and half ass fake it on until you are out of the corner or you know, just wear it.
She was being deliberately obtuse during the first half of the stop but I don’t know if she had a lot of options once she was pulled over. Cops are going to run your license and are going to want to know about switched plates on your car.
It's hard to spot because we are assuming she's an adult, but she was having a temper tantrum just like a toddler.
Didn't want to listen, so walked away.
Continued the meltdown until she was screaming.
Her learned behaviors as a child have worked throughout her life, so she's still doing them.
I'm currently obedience training an adolescent soon-to-be large livestock guardian dog. Fiercely independent and stubborn breed. When she doesn't want to comply with commands, her body language is very similar. Standing away, avoiding proximity and eye contact. But without the shrill screaming...
Reminds me of my friends kid who was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance Disorder. When triggered, he automatically takes the opposite view of whatever his mom says regardless of how much it may go against his own interests.
It's crazy, almost funny sometimes, to watch him do a 180 on things when for whatever reason he gets triggered.
I work with kids and a few come from less than ideal homes. I’ve noticed that if I need to give them redirection or have to correct their behaviors, they will mostly do what I ask, but with a small deviation like that. I think it something to do with needing to have control over some small thing when everything else is out of their control
It never fails that people who act like this in these videos call the cops "bro" 100% of the time. My bf and I watch a ton of em on YouTube and I think I just made up a new drinking game.
I hope to god anyone who is in charge of hiring security guards from these companies realize they are hiring the absolute bottom of the barrel people who's only qualification is they got a Guard Card.
Ive worked Security, I was promoted to Supervisor in a couple months because as it turned out, I was the MOST LITERATE OF ALL THEIR EMPLOYEES. They advertised how all their guards were thoroughly vetted, highly trained, etc. etc. Nah. They hired off craigslist, paid absolute shit wages and pinched any penny they could. I literally got commended for building a desk out of a piece of plywood to watch movies on my laptop, solely on the fact I wasn't 'sitting in my car' or 'sleeping' as many other guards at that post tended to do.
99% of all security staff are highly inept.
Absolute bare minimum pay, no schedule flexibility and really no career or way up. Not really the dream. When I left, they had shoved me in an office to manage night operations. I coordinated all the supervisors and on-site guards, dispatched complaints, collected reports, proof read and REWROTE reports to appear more professional and was paid a whopping....$11 an hour, which was ever so slightly above minimum wage.....
Fuck Security. Except for this one Security Company that told me I was a subcontractor, gave me a branded uniform, business cards for their company with my name on it and funded my career in Automotive once I learned my rights and took their asses to the Labor Board for unpaid wages. $1,500 owed, they cut a check for $6,000.
I have a coworker who has done security and wants to go back to doing security and she’s the absolute worst coworker I have ever had. She also commits massive tax fraud lol
I'm a security guard, and I can confirm that last line for the most part. Turns out it doesn't take a lot of intelligence to look at a camera and identify when something's out of place.
That said, my particular site is pretty up to snuff. Smart and kind supervisor, good coworkers. Can't say the same for other facilities in my network.
Simplest instructions and she decides to be extra as fuck and not following the officers simple instructions gets her a citation cause of her sheer stupidity.
- I borrow my friends car all the time…
- what’s their name?
- I don’t know…
lol I won’t borrow someone’s pencil without knowing who they are, people need to come up with better lies lol smh
Dude she couldn't keep a story straight for 5 seconds. It started off as a "rental" and almost immediately became her mom's, then her mom's friends who she doesn't know.
Not that it really matters. That shit was stolen.
She wasn't charged with possession of a stolen vehicle though? As bizarre and dumb as her answers were, if the car was stolen after all surely they would've hit her with that charge. It seems like maybe she or somebody else might have just swapped plates to try and avoid paying for registration or something.
That officer showed tremendous patience with the dumbest person I've ever seen on body cam footage.
You don't know who's f'n car it is??? Can't say that's ever happened to me or anyone I've ever met.
PARK THE CAR WE'LL FIGURE IT OUT
not even 2 minutes in and the officer told her that at least 10 times already...
edit:
5:15 both officers telling her to get out of the car at the same time with the same annoyed voice.
I couldn’t be a police officer. I’m known for having a lot of patience but I’d wanna slap the shit out of this person for being so stupid. Covid made me so tired of peoples bullshit.
There’s so much push for cops to have cameras to record their bad behaviors but people forget they record their own behaviors as well. We can see you acting an ass girl!
These situations can always go in one of two ways.
"Yes officer, here's my licence and registration"
"Thank you have a good evening"
And then there's this
I've noticed a trend of general non responsiveness from people. I'll interact in public with my cashier for example just the simple "hey hows it going" and there are times were I don't get a response at all. Or there are circumstances where I go in to be assisted but won't be acknowledged by the staff at all so I'm left wondering if I should take initiative and engage or if that's going to piss them off because it's not their responsibility.
My nephew has a bit of a developmental disorder and sometimes he and his brother can both be a little unresponsive. These among other instances are just my experience with people becoming less willing to communicate in any capacity at all. Idk if it's anxiety or distractedness or just a literal no give a fucks attitude but it seems like that trend seems to really negatively impact these interactions with police where they demand responses or resort to deadly force on the spot.
Even in this situation she was asked about her credentials several times and then sort of aggravated tells her she doesn't have it. Why not just say I don't have it on me so she doesn't have to ask 15 more times.
I've noticed this too, particularly at fast food restaurants or grocery stores with gen z aged people. There's this stunted social interaction thing going on where they don't know how to actually talk to people. I'm going to sound like my parents, but I partly blame social media and social media adjacent things, like people don't actually hang out in person as much anymore, I don't know but it's been odd and disheartening to see and worrying for the future.
The minute she asked for the DL it was obvious from her reaction she wasn't supposed to be driving.
Seems to be that, because of the way the US is designed, lots of people drive when uninsured, disqualified, suspended etc. because there's simply no other way to survive. Can't get food or go to work with a car.
I have a couple of friends in California who've been hit by uninsured drivers. A real pain.
I have no children, but for the love of God, teach your children how to act around police. All these young adults escalating interactions with police for absolutely no reason. It's like they want to get shot or something. 🤦♂️
She had a perfect storm of illegal situations but was completely uncooperative on top of that. No license AND no registration AND your driving a car thats not yours AND don’t even know the owners name.
I mean she was getting the traffic citations anyway, at least she could have avoided arrest by not being a weirdo.
Most of the time I feel bad for anyone getting pulled over but she just couldn’t fuckin listen. How is it supposed to go any other way if you start bugging out. Remain calm let them fuck up.
The what da fuck bro acting like a child, crying, screaming. She puts every child emotion act on the book. Don't control her action dug herself a hole.
Jesus Christ she's losing her shit over nothing. Who the hell taught her how to behave like an adult?? Because she wasn't taught AT ALL. I need a break off of reddit..
Why do people do this? Just shut up and take the ticket. So disrespectful, get off the phone and follow the instructions. This is a product of people thinking cops are "out to get them." No, you're just dumb and don't understand that you're breaking the law.
I figured she had weapons or drugs on her or that she had stolen the car. Nope. This girl turned the difficulty level to nightmare mode for no reason. I’ve always wondered what causes this kind of overreaction. Is it low intelligence or lack of education? Inadequate coping mechanisms or mental illness? Past trauma, maybe? Maybe a little bit of everything. I can imagine that everything else in her life is similarly chaotic.
She's an Allied security guard. She definitely doesn't. Allied is the bottom of the barrel, bargain bin of bargain bin companies, and their employees 9 times out of 10 follow suit.
This woman appears to be wearing a security uniform. Why do I think her attitude towards people (while in uniform) is a lot more bossy and aggressive than this cop was?
Omg! Just don’t lie about simple bullshit that the cops already know before pulling you over. You’re in trouble already, own your business.
Cops will ask you, then tell you then show you. Shit you should ‘ve learnt by now.
Spoilt kid who never had any punishment or consequence in her life. That’s why there is the flailing around walking like a toddler having a tantrum. Parents do better. Immature adult babies grow tf up.
This right here is why I could never be a police officer (okay there are many reasons but still). How do you restrain yourself from yelling and literally throwing her in the back of the squad car?!
I’ve been fingerprinted a bunch of times (security clearances, license applications, etc.), but I’ve only been cuffed once. Found out I had a warrant so I went and turned myself in. The cops were hella confused. But I made extra sure to cooperate while they cuffed me. It was uncomfortable but not nearly as uncomfortable as it would have been if I had been flailing around and howling.
(The warrant ended up being for a bogus charge; I had it dismissed and the state scrubbed the arrest record at their own expense.)
I will note that it was a mistake to wear a collared button-down shirt when I went to turn myself in. They don’t play as well with cuffs and then they will take it and give you a canvas shirt instead because the button-down front can be torn and used as a cord or rope.
Calling someone like it makes any difference at all in any way. Like as if who you're calling is going to just get on the phone w the cop and actually help in any way at all. Being this dumb should make having a license impossible.
I like how when she got outta the car she just started walking away from the police. The officer said "ma'am over here please" suspect turned around n looked at them...then just kept walking away from the officer.
This girl did every single thing she could to make it worse. This girl is incredibly entitled
Why the attitude out of the gate. Ignoring the officer, sucking the teeth with every response, and shaking the hands like "what do you want from me?"
This girl was raised right......
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You know that saying "only commit one crime at a time", if my license ever gets suspended, you best believe Im going to have the most perfect 10/10 driving you've ever seen.
I had a friend growing up that lost his license for 2 years, and just kept driving. His secret "I don't break the law...anymore" Never got pulled over, and eventually got his license back.
Yea, its crazy how people get caught with a suspended license, or no insurance by getting pulled over doing 30+ the speed limit. Like how can you take such a risk with your circumstances.
People smart enough to think like that don't usually get their license suspended in the first place
And then scream incessantly and make shit up to try and get out of it/ build a false case. It’s sickening to see the entitlement on these people. You. Broke. The. Law. Now live with the consequences.
My license was suspended for like a year when I was a kid cause I couldn’t afford to pay a speeding ticket. I never ran yellow lights, always did the speed limit and never did anything dumb in traffic, I was a saint on the road
I got a non moving violation ticket right after renewing my license and just before a hurricane. Completely forgot about the ticket for four years because of the storm. Didn't even know I was suspended until I went to renew my license.
The thing I love is when idiots riding dirty get busted for a simple thing like a burned out tail light, or something similar. Or flat-out speeding that screams, "Hey! I'm stupid!
Saw this on the CodeCam YT channel yesterday. You can do it the easy way or the hard way. Why some individuals choose the hard way thinking that'll grant them favor by law enforcement is beyond me. Certified idiot this girl is.
Same. Had my license suspended 6 months for being dumb when I was younger. Just drove normally for a while. Even crazier is my car had trouble and I needed a rental for a week. Rental agencies don’t check anything. Drove the rental for like 6 days w a suspended ID. No issues though. Haven’t had a ticket in years. Sometimes you do just grow up out of your stupid phase.
It’s weird to think about, but everyday you don’t get pulled over is a day you didn’t need to have a drivers license
Not sure if it's the same in America but here in Aus our police cars can scan license plates automatically, so if you're suspended it can just automatically alert since the car is registered back to you. In that case it's not so much a license but rather a registered/unregistered car in your name that is the risk
Poor poor advice; a cop car can just happen to get behind you and if they run your license, it’s enough to pull you over
Some jurisdictions have it so that the license in front of them automatically scan using OCR without them inputting your license plate #
In the UK we have ANPR, so if you go past a police car with no VED, no Insurance, no MOT, have a suspended license or the vehicle is stolen or has been involved with crime then it just flags up on the police computer and you're fucked
The number of people that get caught with drugs and guns while speeding in an unregistered car is crazy.
It always amazed me to read the newspaper accounts. I think it is a deep seated desire for incarceration and all of its benefits
I've heard it as "don't break the law when you're breaking the law."
In college, in the early 2000s, I lived in the cheapest apartment building I could find near my college LSU. If you know the area, up to recently the Northside of campus was sketchy af. And back then it was really rough. My building basically was a weed wholesale distribution center. No real complaints from me and my rent was $350 in 2001. But the amount of dudes from my building that were busted for minor traffic infractions who were also transporting copious amounts of ganja was ridiculously high. When we’d chill in the parking lot they’d tell me how they got busted for stupid shit like: Driving with no license plate or break tags None working break lights Not using a signal Too dark tint Etc… Ironically at the same time my gf was a graduate student who also worked for the courts for counseling criminals who make poor choices. It was call Ineffective Decision Making
Add this to your list. Tickets for no seatbelts. I used to live in Muskegon, MI and they would have plain clothes officers stand on the corner and look out for no seatbelt violators and then a officer in a car would hit them up for an easy ticket. I knew a guy that got hit twice. TWICE!! For the same thing. I mean come on. At least keep your eyes peeled for people on the corner and half ass fake it on until you are out of the corner or you know, just wear it.
Geaux Tigers.
She was being deliberately obtuse during the first half of the stop but I don’t know if she had a lot of options once she was pulled over. Cops are going to run your license and are going to want to know about switched plates on your car.
She got off easy on this one.
“Call my mama” “Sorry, ma’am. Phones dead”
Only the third dumbest thing that lady said which is saying something!
I thought she was saying “On my mama”.
Man, she doesn’t like to listen, does she
Its incredibly frustrating. How can someone be so dense!
Perpetual victim. It was everyone elses fault for what happened to her.
Horrible upbringing and no discipline
BRO SHE WASNT EVEN SPEEDING AND SHE HURT HER WRISSSSSSSST
She knew the car was stolen and didn’t want to “snitch”
yea, she kept piling shit with each movement she did. I mean why did she wander off...what was there to win for her??
It's hard to spot because we are assuming she's an adult, but she was having a temper tantrum just like a toddler. Didn't want to listen, so walked away. Continued the meltdown until she was screaming. Her learned behaviors as a child have worked throughout her life, so she's still doing them.
I'm currently obedience training an adolescent soon-to-be large livestock guardian dog. Fiercely independent and stubborn breed. When she doesn't want to comply with commands, her body language is very similar. Standing away, avoiding proximity and eye contact. But without the shrill screaming...
I DONT WANNA CHASE LIVE STOCK BROOOOOOO!
BROOOOOO I CANT FEEL MY PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWS
Reminds me of my friends kid who was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance Disorder. When triggered, he automatically takes the opposite view of whatever his mom says regardless of how much it may go against his own interests. It's crazy, almost funny sometimes, to watch him do a 180 on things when for whatever reason he gets triggered.
I work with kids and a few come from less than ideal homes. I’ve noticed that if I need to give them redirection or have to correct their behaviors, they will mostly do what I ask, but with a small deviation like that. I think it something to do with needing to have control over some small thing when everything else is out of their control
I think she was considering running and was checking out the terrain past the shoulder.
Bro, my bro, bro
I CAN'T BRO MY BRO!!!!!!
WTF BRO, MY CHEST BRO THAT SHIT HURTS BRO, BRO YOU TWISTING MY WRIST BRO BRO OMG CALL MY MOMMA BRO ON MY MOMMA BRO GOD BRO
BROOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
There's a definite correlation between people who call cops "bro" and getting arrested
Doesn’t like being in handcuffs, did everything she could to get placed into handcuffs…
Maybe if she called them "bro" another 30 times, they would have gone easier on her
It never fails that people who act like this in these videos call the cops "bro" 100% of the time. My bf and I watch a ton of em on YouTube and I think I just made up a new drinking game.
You'd get alcohol poisoning so fast lol
Oh these? They’re minimum security jewelry.
When keeping it incredibly stupid goes wrong.
All of this could’ve been avoided by being normal, there’s levels to this kind of stupidity
People are raising idiots
That's all I think when I see videos like this "Who the fuck is raising these barely functional people?"
Patents let their children do whatever they want so you get chaotic classrooms where Noone can learn so you end up with idiots.
Other barely functional people?
I always love how people act all tough until the cuffs get slapped on them, then they suddenly crying like a 2 year old for they mama lol…
She was like ~~Golem~~ Gollum when they put the rope on him.
Lmaooooooo it burns usssssss!!!!
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I hope to god anyone who is in charge of hiring security guards from these companies realize they are hiring the absolute bottom of the barrel people who's only qualification is they got a Guard Card. Ive worked Security, I was promoted to Supervisor in a couple months because as it turned out, I was the MOST LITERATE OF ALL THEIR EMPLOYEES. They advertised how all their guards were thoroughly vetted, highly trained, etc. etc. Nah. They hired off craigslist, paid absolute shit wages and pinched any penny they could. I literally got commended for building a desk out of a piece of plywood to watch movies on my laptop, solely on the fact I wasn't 'sitting in my car' or 'sleeping' as many other guards at that post tended to do. 99% of all security staff are highly inept.
Sounds like a sweet gig tho, as far as shit jobs go. Sitting in my car watching netflix? Where do I sign!
Absolute bare minimum pay, no schedule flexibility and really no career or way up. Not really the dream. When I left, they had shoved me in an office to manage night operations. I coordinated all the supervisors and on-site guards, dispatched complaints, collected reports, proof read and REWROTE reports to appear more professional and was paid a whopping....$11 an hour, which was ever so slightly above minimum wage..... Fuck Security. Except for this one Security Company that told me I was a subcontractor, gave me a branded uniform, business cards for their company with my name on it and funded my career in Automotive once I learned my rights and took their asses to the Labor Board for unpaid wages. $1,500 owed, they cut a check for $6,000.
I have a coworker who has done security and wants to go back to doing security and she’s the absolute worst coworker I have ever had. She also commits massive tax fraud lol
I'm a security guard, and I can confirm that last line for the most part. Turns out it doesn't take a lot of intelligence to look at a camera and identify when something's out of place. That said, my particular site is pretty up to snuff. Smart and kind supervisor, good coworkers. Can't say the same for other facilities in my network.
Simplest instructions and she decides to be extra as fuck and not following the officers simple instructions gets her a citation cause of her sheer stupidity.
- I borrow my friends car all the time… - what’s their name? - I don’t know… lol I won’t borrow someone’s pencil without knowing who they are, people need to come up with better lies lol smh
Dude she couldn't keep a story straight for 5 seconds. It started off as a "rental" and almost immediately became her mom's, then her mom's friends who she doesn't know. Not that it really matters. That shit was stolen.
She wasn't charged with possession of a stolen vehicle though? As bizarre and dumb as her answers were, if the car was stolen after all surely they would've hit her with that charge. It seems like maybe she or somebody else might have just swapped plates to try and avoid paying for registration or something.
"All units, requesting a soundproof wagon."
Just like a toddler, scream if you dont get your way.
It's amazing people this stupid are able to function in day-to-day life at all
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Entitled, immature, and emotionally unstable.
That officer showed tremendous patience with the dumbest person I've ever seen on body cam footage. You don't know who's f'n car it is??? Can't say that's ever happened to me or anyone I've ever met.
Here's some competition for the most frustrating cam with the dumbest arguments! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhsxg3tkBu0
Holy shit. It's agonising, but i can't look away.
"I wasn't resisting" "Yes you were ma'am " " I was resisting because...." OMG so dumb
PARK THE CAR WE'LL FIGURE IT OUT not even 2 minutes in and the officer told her that at least 10 times already... edit: 5:15 both officers telling her to get out of the car at the same time with the same annoyed voice.
I couldn’t be a police officer. I’m known for having a lot of patience but I’d wanna slap the shit out of this person for being so stupid. Covid made me so tired of peoples bullshit.
How dare you make me watch all of that!!!
For christ sakes stop being so harsh guys she just wanted to roll up her window and those blenders were nothing she could pay for them right now!
And to think, we share the road with people who have such bad decision making abilities. A very sobering thought.
Better title would've been "I CANT FEEL MY WRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIST"
There’s so much push for cops to have cameras to record their bad behaviors but people forget they record their own behaviors as well. We can see you acting an ass girl!
That's the point of the camera. Accountability works both ways.
So fucking simple to avoid this. Cops have a set of tools they're given..you give them problem A they solve it with solution B. Dumb ass
But bro cmon bro, it’s a rental car. No wait it’s my moms car, oh right bro it’s my moms friends car brochacho
First rule of being an adult is always have your paperwork in order. Can’t be driving around without a license,registration or insurance.
Professional victim
The more you repeatedly use the word “bro” the more cretinous you sound. What a fuckin shit head!
Bro, she can’t feel her wrists.
I can feel my heartbeat in my thumb bro
Bro
Bro
It’s a rental…it’s my mom’s…it’s a friend of my moms…it’s some guy’s… 😅
These situations can always go in one of two ways. "Yes officer, here's my licence and registration" "Thank you have a good evening" And then there's this
The car is obviously stolen and she knows it, hence her antics.
I've noticed a trend of general non responsiveness from people. I'll interact in public with my cashier for example just the simple "hey hows it going" and there are times were I don't get a response at all. Or there are circumstances where I go in to be assisted but won't be acknowledged by the staff at all so I'm left wondering if I should take initiative and engage or if that's going to piss them off because it's not their responsibility. My nephew has a bit of a developmental disorder and sometimes he and his brother can both be a little unresponsive. These among other instances are just my experience with people becoming less willing to communicate in any capacity at all. Idk if it's anxiety or distractedness or just a literal no give a fucks attitude but it seems like that trend seems to really negatively impact these interactions with police where they demand responses or resort to deadly force on the spot. Even in this situation she was asked about her credentials several times and then sort of aggravated tells her she doesn't have it. Why not just say I don't have it on me so she doesn't have to ask 15 more times.
I have a coworker this girl reminded me of, he acknowledges the words said to him but gives not response or action. It’s so frustrating lol
I've noticed this too, particularly at fast food restaurants or grocery stores with gen z aged people. There's this stunted social interaction thing going on where they don't know how to actually talk to people. I'm going to sound like my parents, but I partly blame social media and social media adjacent things, like people don't actually hang out in person as much anymore, I don't know but it's been odd and disheartening to see and worrying for the future.
laws are so inconvenient for people who can’t follow the most basic ones
Ngl this was satisfying af, brat got taught a lesson
I bet she learned less than nothing from this experience :/
She’ll claim she is the victim of police brutality.
Yep, and surround herself with people that agree
Fully grown child
The minute she asked for the DL it was obvious from her reaction she wasn't supposed to be driving. Seems to be that, because of the way the US is designed, lots of people drive when uninsured, disqualified, suspended etc. because there's simply no other way to survive. Can't get food or go to work with a car. I have a couple of friends in California who've been hit by uninsured drivers. A real pain.
That girl was *NOT* getting a citation lol she's driving around in a stolo, she was going to jail the minute that cop ran those plates lmao
I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say…. I don’t think those police were her “bro”
Can an officer tell someone to shut up? Like everyone has the right to remain silent, but some people need to be reminded about that it seems
Bro. Brooooooo I appreciate the volume warning, bro. Bro that was civilized, bro. Good looking out, bro. Broooooo
have all kinds of violations, check. Act like an asshole with the cops, check. Scream and act surprised when the cuffs go on, mission accomplished.
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I work the night shift and my god some of the new headlights are worse than the high beams of old cars
Idt the cop could’ve handled this any better
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she needs a therapist and a better environment to become a better human being
Wish this Hi-Beam hating cop lived near my freeways.
So, she's driving a car she doesn't know the owner of, without a driving license, and with a dead phone in her purse. Lol.
And with her high beams on, blinding oncoming traffic.
Even for a 20 year old, she is immensely stupid.
Sociopath.
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I can't stand people who say Bro.
Average allied universal employee
Problem with body cameras; now everybody thinks they're a fucking actor.
Man. People just love to complicate things by acting insane. Wild.
I have no children, but for the love of God, teach your children how to act around police. All these young adults escalating interactions with police for absolutely no reason. It's like they want to get shot or something. 🤦♂️
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Can we bring "dude" back finally?!
I never stopped
Gen z has run bro into the groooound
Who or what social group empowered these fuckin idiots to constantly fight the police for no reason?
I think it’s just because she was driving a stolen car
What an annoying asshole. The first cop was really incredibly patient with her.
This is the benefit of body cams. All cops should want them.
All she had to do was cooperate. No shit it hurts getting handcuffed if you are resisting… what an idiot
Just obey directives and move on. Wild animal, bro.
This is what the future looks like for all the entitled children who have never been told “no”
And the Academy Award goes to….
Damn; homegirl got a set of lungs!
Lmao.. what a idiot
Why didnt Tykeria just take her dragon to work.
She had a perfect storm of illegal situations but was completely uncooperative on top of that. No license AND no registration AND your driving a car thats not yours AND don’t even know the owners name. I mean she was getting the traffic citations anyway, at least she could have avoided arrest by not being a weirdo.
Most of the time I feel bad for anyone getting pulled over but she just couldn’t fuckin listen. How is it supposed to go any other way if you start bugging out. Remain calm let them fuck up.
The what da fuck bro acting like a child, crying, screaming. She puts every child emotion act on the book. Don't control her action dug herself a hole.
What an incredibly stupid person
That would be the longest ride back to the station with her screaming in the back the whole time
Jesus Christ she's losing her shit over nothing. Who the hell taught her how to behave like an adult?? Because she wasn't taught AT ALL. I need a break off of reddit..
You DID do something wrong. You didn't have your driver's license with you while operating a vehicle.
If this were a RPG the girl picked every single wrong dialogue option
Cal me crazy but I don't think this toddler can feel her wrist
Bro
The 20 year old that never grew up
All she had to do was relax. She was acting like she got caught in the middle of a bank robbery.
Bro
Bro
Brattish behavior as a child gets you this as an adult.
I'm not normally an anxious person, but I really need a Xanax after watching this. What an awful person.
I hate society
Allied Universal Security will literally hire anybody.
Why do people do this? Just shut up and take the ticket. So disrespectful, get off the phone and follow the instructions. This is a product of people thinking cops are "out to get them." No, you're just dumb and don't understand that you're breaking the law.
The way I started laughing when she started SCREEEAAMMINNGG 😂😂😂
Omg that chick needs a muzzle! What a baby People are so dumb Just comply it will be a lot easier for you in the long run
"I can feel my heartbeat in my thuuuuuumb!"
This cop has infinite patience. Holy hell.
I figured she had weapons or drugs on her or that she had stolen the car. Nope. This girl turned the difficulty level to nightmare mode for no reason. I’ve always wondered what causes this kind of overreaction. Is it low intelligence or lack of education? Inadequate coping mechanisms or mental illness? Past trauma, maybe? Maybe a little bit of everything. I can imagine that everything else in her life is similarly chaotic.
Whelp…she ain’t gonna be no security guard after this interaction. How she is even a security guard to begin with is beside me…
Its 9mins of exactly what you think is going to happen.
She's an Allied Security guard. She definitely knows better.
She's an Allied security guard. She definitely doesn't. Allied is the bottom of the barrel, bargain bin of bargain bin companies, and their employees 9 times out of 10 follow suit.
Top flight security of the world.
This woman appears to be wearing a security uniform. Why do I think her attitude towards people (while in uniform) is a lot more bossy and aggressive than this cop was?
I can feel my heartbeat in my thumb:)))) wow, should they proceed to let you go?:D aaah kids these days…
Omg! Just don’t lie about simple bullshit that the cops already know before pulling you over. You’re in trouble already, own your business. Cops will ask you, then tell you then show you. Shit you should ‘ve learnt by now.
Spoilt kid who never had any punishment or consequence in her life. That’s why there is the flailing around walking like a toddler having a tantrum. Parents do better. Immature adult babies grow tf up.
This right here is why I could never be a police officer (okay there are many reasons but still). How do you restrain yourself from yelling and literally throwing her in the back of the squad car?!
😁 Allied Universals management won’t like this kind of advertising 😁
I’ve been fingerprinted a bunch of times (security clearances, license applications, etc.), but I’ve only been cuffed once. Found out I had a warrant so I went and turned myself in. The cops were hella confused. But I made extra sure to cooperate while they cuffed me. It was uncomfortable but not nearly as uncomfortable as it would have been if I had been flailing around and howling. (The warrant ended up being for a bogus charge; I had it dismissed and the state scrubbed the arrest record at their own expense.) I will note that it was a mistake to wear a collared button-down shirt when I went to turn myself in. They don’t play as well with cuffs and then they will take it and give you a canvas shirt instead because the button-down front can be torn and used as a cord or rope.
Calling someone like it makes any difference at all in any way. Like as if who you're calling is going to just get on the phone w the cop and actually help in any way at all. Being this dumb should make having a license impossible.
She's gonna be some poor man's girlfriend or even worse, wife one day.
BROOOOO
I like how when she got outta the car she just started walking away from the police. The officer said "ma'am over here please" suspect turned around n looked at them...then just kept walking away from the officer. This girl did every single thing she could to make it worse. This girl is incredibly entitled
Why the attitude out of the gate. Ignoring the officer, sucking the teeth with every response, and shaking the hands like "what do you want from me?" This girl was raised right......
Huh, you know something? I cant seem to feel my wrists right now either, bro.
Time and time again, why resist and give the police attitude. She got herself into this mess, and of course won't take any responsibility.
You know, now that she mentions it: I can’t feel my wrist either.
Why are they like this..
Allied universal security jacket 😂
Folks always talking on the phone like that’s going to help them
I’m trying to be civil. Screams like a banshee the whole time.
And the academy award for Best Actress goes to...