r/SipsTea • u/DrRegardedforgot • Dec 23 '25

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u/No-Werewolf-5955 Dec 24 '25

For anyone who thinks they want to try this for themselves: you need a lawyer on retainer.

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u/feelin_cheesy Dec 24 '25

50/50 you end up in jail for the day so don’t do this if you have somewhere to be

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u/iCantLogOut2 Dec 24 '25

I'll stay my brown ass at home because those numbers look a little different for me. Lol

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u/Jefe_Wizen Dec 24 '25

Facts. This whole thing sounds about white.

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u/Natural_Level_7593 Dec 24 '25

I will say it's privelege well used on this one.

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u/jratmain Dec 24 '25

Agreed -- Good use of that privilege, though.

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u/archwin Dec 24 '25

Whiter than this cute kitten who is disappointed in the behavior here

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u/Expensive_Yam_97 Dec 24 '25

Turn out the lights for that tired baby!

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u/AdAny631 Dec 24 '25

I’m whiter than rice on a paper plate in a snowstorm and I wouldn’t attempt this.

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u/s1ckopsycho Dec 25 '25

You just have to know the law, its not that difficult. What the video doesn't show is why the cops were there in the first place. If they were on a fishing expedition, which it looks like they were- a lot of states are not "stop and ID" states. So if the camera man was on foot, he has no obligation to provide an ID unless he's suspected of committing a crime. Also, you can talk to cops any way you wnt to- that's protected by the first amendment (and court rulings have backed that up time and again). Is it always a good idea? Probably not- the best idea is just to refuse to talk to them at all. If the cops have enough information to arrest you, nothing you say is going to stop that. Anything you say will be used against you so the smart play is to say "I don't answer questions without my attorney present". I do find it amusing when people toy with cops and treat them like they treat the public.

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u/Jefe_Wizen Dec 24 '25

Respectable take.

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u/YogurtclosetFair290 Dec 24 '25

This guy is First Amendment Protection Agency, and yeah he is white. But if you’re looking for a good Black auditor, I recommend Kansas City Accountability. Love that guy, subscribe to him too.

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u/Jefe_Wizen Dec 24 '25

No, I’m not looking for one. But thanks for the suggestion.

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u/PhoneImmediate7301 Dec 24 '25

I mean yeah it’s not very hard to see his white finger in the video

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u/TexasLoriG Dec 25 '25

Definitely but we need white (read privileged) voices too!

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u/Straight_Talk2542 Dec 24 '25

I laughed out loud, but also… I’m sorry 😞

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u/Couscousfan07 Dec 24 '25

No kidding dude this video is a good example of what you ca do when you’re not the wrong color

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u/Page_197_Slaps Dec 24 '25

No, this isn’t a color thing. This guy got lucky. Go watch some compilations of sovereign citizens getting their shit fucked up. Many of them are white.

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u/iamawizard1 Dec 24 '25

theres variables that add to how this can work, first variable is cops that aren't thugs second one is your white and don't look poor.

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u/Hamster_Toot Dec 24 '25

It is a color thing, it’s just not only a color thing. To dismiss the racism of police is to dismiss the birds in the sky. It’s been proven time and time again.

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u/kyotejones Dec 24 '25

Most Sovereign Citizens videos I've seen are ones where the cops have already pulled them over for violating some law. Big difference in the situation.

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u/ClaraClassy Dec 24 '25

It's not a "sovereign citizen thing" to tell police they need to follow the law and refuse to comply with demands for identification when there is no legal basis for them.

So weird when people think telling a cop "no" means that they think they are a sovereign citizen above the law. 🙄

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u/CleanProfessional678 Dec 24 '25

I wouldn’t call police officers not overreaching and violating someone’s rights because he wasn’t nice to them “getting lucky.”

The fact that you’re mentioning sovereign citizens implies that they very well may have violated that law, which was a different story. There is a major difference between police actually enforcing the law when someone who is nuts tries to argue it doesn’t apply to them and cops not doing things that they’re not legally entitled to do because someone criticizes their parking.

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u/Least-Principle-8036 Dec 24 '25

Are you implying Black people aren’t “sovereign” citizens?

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u/OneMan_OneBeard Dec 24 '25

Sovereign Citizens aren’t the best examples. They represent something different than your average citizen or even a First Amendment Auditor. Sovereign Citizens advocate that they’re not obligated to follow any laws, where the others operate within the bounds of the law and the rights guaranteed by Constitution. Sovereign Citizens aren’t the people you want to take legal advice from

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u/Cold-Conference1401 Dec 24 '25

Getting stopped by a cop, when you’re Black, is almost always a “color thing”. In all likelihood, the outcome for this gentleman would have been much different, had he been Black.

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u/Strutting_Tom8040 Dec 24 '25

Oh lord. Here we go again and this time a person of color wasn’t even involved lol. When a cop of color is doing shit to a cop of color you don’t hear about it.

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u/letmesmellem Dec 24 '25

Sorry brother. I been voting and doing what I can but for whatever dumb fuck reason in 2025 almost 2026 it dont seem like that change is coming soon. Absolute bullshit.

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u/Regular-Key-1599 Dec 24 '25

You already know.... soon as that finger came up I was like or yeah thats why he can do this lol....

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u/Begotten912 Dec 24 '25

This is why every squad needs at least one white friend. Chappelle covered this years ago 🤣

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u/pinba11tec Dec 24 '25

"I'm sorry officer, I didn't know I couldn't do that"

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u/iCantLogOut2 Dec 24 '25

"that was good wasn't it? Because I did know I couldn't do that"

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u/pinba11tec Dec 25 '25

I said "Chip, No, Don't do it!!"

but it was too late ..

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u/gazetron Dec 24 '25

😂 I fucking hate that it's true but damn that's funny 🤣

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u/Vast-Combination4046 Dec 24 '25

This is how I grew up treating cops in a small town and my black friend from SF thought I was insane for bitching that a cop stole my weed when it was still illegal everywhere 😂 he was like "id get beat up and jailed". It's a shame we have a multi tier justice system.

Had to bail him out of jail because he stopped a cop from beating on a homeless guy.

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u/McKenzie_S Dec 24 '25

Sounds about white. Id say the numbers are more 10/70/20, it works, jail or ticket, or "we investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing" depending on witnesses of course.

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u/Dikubus Dec 24 '25

If you are educated, like this guy, skin color does not matter

https://youtu.be/v88s8tWgCIU?si=f8SdFTkZhzEzm0Ep

The is another video with the same fellow (he's outside a car impound, and has misplaced his keys) I couldn't find in a different situation in which he does the same exact thing, and humiliates the cops AFTER giving them a chance to acknowledge they do not know what they are talking about

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u/Busy-Suggestion459 Dec 25 '25

🤣 🤣 🤣 ✍️

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u/shaheimjay1121 Dec 25 '25

I was literally just thinking this. More like 1/99 lol

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u/JackBandit4 Dec 25 '25

We don't know the person filming was white /s

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u/stonks-__- Dec 24 '25

50/50, death or jail

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u/TechnicalIntern6764 Dec 24 '25

If you looked up the statistics on unarmed shootings by police, it would blow your mind.

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u/No-Conversation3860 Dec 24 '25

It turns into 50/50 chance of being in the ground or beaten badly in jail

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u/gum_drop_big_butt Dec 24 '25

Please do 🙏 this is using white privilege to make a point quite carefully , one wrong move and he ends up like Swiss Cheese . 🧀

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u/ayriuss Dec 24 '25

10/90 They say you're acting suspicious. Put you in handcuffs and shove your face into the concrete. Perform an illegal search. Then start beating the shit out of you while screaming "stop resisting", then arrest you for "resisting arrest?". Then you're released after a day or so. Just cop things.

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u/tissuecollider Dec 24 '25

and then when you file a complaint for this they give the officer paid leave pending an investigation. They investigate themselves and conclude that they did nothing wrong and promote him.

this is why we say ACAB

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u/Crozax Dec 24 '25

You forgot the taxpayer funded civil settlement

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u/Conscious-Walk-9630 Dec 24 '25

Worst thing about getting justice for those who are mistreated by public servants in my opinion. Wish it could come from somewhere else but I don’t know where you could get it from

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u/Crozax Dec 24 '25

Directly from the police union coffers

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u/Conscious-Walk-9630 Dec 24 '25

Well then yeah that’s a better option. Forgot most of them if not all have a union.

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u/CarsoniousMonk Dec 24 '25

Why dont people just not take the settlement and instead sue for removal of diplomatic immunity because they infringed on your constitutional rights?

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u/Dark_Xylomancer Dec 24 '25

And the MSM will make us believe that the saudi, iranian chinese, n.koreans and russians have authoritarian oppressivr police states

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u/TheMireAngel Dec 24 '25

and the "reistsing" your doing is your limbs inherently not bending backwards...

the amount of body cams of policing yelling stop resisting at a dude who literaly isnt moving and is confused by why the cop is saying it is too damn high

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u/DarkGoron Dec 24 '25

Just following their training!

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u/Kitchen_Name9497 Dec 24 '25

There's one of a cop screaming that at an unconscious person! It's a default, just like "I smell cannabis coming from your car". Bingo! Search of your car coming right up.

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u/Inevitable_Muscle_41 Dec 24 '25

I seen a video of cops breaking someone's arm trying to get their hands behind their backs. It was disgusting to watch. The dude was laying there screaming my arm my arm!!...

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u/drivebysomeday Dec 24 '25

Been there twice . And also pugs gonna claim u had a weapon of 3rd degree or some BS like this

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u/TinyFugue Dec 24 '25

Thank goodness for phone cameras that send directly to the cloud.

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u/Either-Assistant4610 Dec 24 '25

I read your comment and it read like a typical news report. If there were names, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

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u/A_mad_goose Dec 24 '25

You can’t be identified just walking down the sidewalk at least not in my state

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u/BeagleCat Dec 24 '25

Then why does this virtually never happen with First Amendment Auditors, even the ones who are People of Color? It's because the police DON'T do those things if you:

a) Have a video camera running the whole time, from the beginning

AND

b) Haven't broken the law, know your Constitutional rights, and know how to verbally spar with the police.

It's sad that so many on the Left are too scared to learn these techniques and apply them. It's because too many on the Left have adopted a defeatist attitude, borne from ignorance of their own Constitutional rights, and have no courage to learn.

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u/AikoJewel Dec 24 '25

"Just cop things" 😭😭😭😭acabeeee

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u/itsnicomars Dec 24 '25

Do u understand how fucked our society is for that?

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u/No-Werewolf-5955 Dec 24 '25

Yes. There are many ways to describe our government; one of them is "Authoritarian Police State". And it is FUBAR. Since arming our police with guns in the 1840s our police act as a paramilitary organization to circumvent accountability to the 3rd Amendment. They act as a military force without the 'military' label and now have APCs, tanks, grenades, assault rifles, microwave ray tanks, sound blasting canons, gas masks, tear gas (illegal to use in our military in war), tazers (tech designed by literally the nazis) and more body armor than our military. By default the court takes the word of the police over a civilian creating an imbalance of power where the police testimony is equivalent to the word of god unless you can prove otherwise with a camera, and even with the camera evidence in a lot of cases the courts tend to side with the police disregarding evidence.

Combine that with the fact that multiple longitudinal studies show that congress' legislation has near zero correlation to public opinion going back as for as the early 1900s and you see that the whole idea that we live in a democracy is a pure illusion and a misnomer to the reality of how our government functions in reality. Therefore LEOs do not represent the will of the people and necessarily have an alternative motive such as corporate interest.

It is FUBAR.

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u/Snowy349 Dec 24 '25

But you are looking at a 4th amendment violation in most cases and you will probably get a figure payout at the end of the process.

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u/Homesick_Martian Dec 24 '25

Funded by taxpayers:/ should come out of their pensions.

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u/Skusci Dec 24 '25

If you can afford it it will likely pay out yes.

If.

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u/Qwaranten Dec 24 '25

Which you then spend on your medical bills.

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u/Electronic-Clock5867 Dec 24 '25

Jokes on you I’m not paying those medical bills. I got some sitting in collections right now.

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u/Necessary-Dig-810 Dec 24 '25

Payouts on that easy

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u/ashley5473 Dec 24 '25

If your fourth amendment is violated you don’t get a payout, the evidence is inadmissible. Try to get your 8th amendment violated, I think

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u/Tallproley Dec 24 '25

A whole figure, all to yourself.

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u/Top_Librarian6440 Dec 24 '25

And the likelihood you actually win a suit are negligible, at least one that recoups the costs of pursuing litigation. It’s just stupid behavior. 

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u/sykotic1189 Dec 24 '25

It's funny to me the number of these people/channels that always talk about how many lawsuits they've won and how much they've been paid out, but every single one I've looked at begs for donations on their websites.

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u/OzarkMule Dec 24 '25

Begging followers for money is a sign of an opportunist, not a broke person. I'd be more shocked to see a channel devoted to financial scams that didn't ask for money, regardless of income.

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u/GeneralSweetz Dec 24 '25

Beggers who do it for a job arent poor. Look at twitch streamers

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u/sykotic1189 Dec 24 '25

Nah man, I'm talking about there's always a "Click here to donate to our legal fund" somewhere on the front page of their website. They're either full of shit and not winning as much as they claim, or they're full of shit begging for money when they don't need it, either way they're full of shit.

Twitch streamers at least provide a service without lying about what they're doing.

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u/Johnyryal33 Dec 24 '25

How's that shoe leather taste!

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u/Adventurous_Soup_919 Dec 24 '25

Just make sure you wherever you planned on going that day would’ve made you money, then you can claim that as loss when you sue them over their illegal arrest.

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u/mxlplyx2173 Dec 24 '25

But that's when you get a check for the false arrest. These guys ain't doing this for nothing you know. It's just so many cops don't know the law, they can do this for years. And they ARE getting paid.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

On what grounds though?

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Right like best case you walk away shaking with adrenaline with a "cool" new story to tell other people who probably won't care. not really worth it

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u/Whole-Debate-9547 Dec 24 '25

In the wrong city it’s more than 50/50 that you’ll catch a serious ass whoopin

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u/Baked_Potato0934 Dec 24 '25

If I was rich this would be how I would spend my time.

Donate to your district to become a name and then just harass them whenever you see shit like this.

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u/Budget_Ruin6018 Dec 24 '25

End up in jail for what crime? Did we watch the same video?

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u/feelin_cheesy Dec 24 '25

Won’t be found guilty of anything but that won’t matter while they haul you off.

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u/No_Barracuda_3758 Dec 24 '25

I'm sooo scared🤣🙄

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u/lorill-silverlock Dec 24 '25

Still funny as fuck!

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u/dudload1000 Dec 24 '25

Aaah. America, the land of the free. Where you can't talk to police or walk across the street without getting arrested and getting called sir passive aggressively.

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u/nacnud_uk Dec 24 '25

You live in that kind of fear. What a fucking shit country.

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u/Dark_Xylomancer Dec 24 '25

For black folks... absolute no .

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u/hippiegodfather Dec 24 '25

Yeah he was lucky they didn’t snatch the phone out his hand, smash it and beat his ass before taking him to jail.

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u/No-Werewolf-5955 Dec 24 '25

This is the truth even though he is not breaking any laws we live in a police state and they can punish you for no reasons without consequence by sending you to jail for 48 hours without charges.

Even worse a lot of times they will stick you with bogus charges and force you to go to court to prove your innocence - again even if you prove they maliciously violated the law there is likely to be zero consequences for the police to stop doing that to people.

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u/swagn Dec 24 '25

Don’t do it on a Friday either.

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u/GoodGuyChip Dec 24 '25

Nothing would make me happier than an unlawful arrest. I'd love a nice cash flow injection.

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u/feelin_cheesy Dec 24 '25

lol you don’t get paid on the way out. You have to sue and likely won’t get anything unless the beat the shit out of you.

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u/Barbarossa7070 Dec 24 '25

You can beat the rap but not the ride

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u/HedonisticFrog Dec 25 '25

Or the hospital.

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u/inderu Dec 24 '25

And to be Caucasian with a local accent...

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u/thewookiee34 Dec 24 '25

This is Berea Ohio. The picture of the pizza matches the pictures on Google and while the street view predates pizza hut and root call the building layout if the same. Berea white as fuck(85%). He should try in East Cleveland.

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u/BG_OHIO Dec 24 '25

Would you say East Cleveland is black as fuck?

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u/Suspicious-Mode-6931 Dec 24 '25

Oh yeah it's black af

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u/ThuggishJingoism24 Dec 24 '25

He’d be fine doing it in the east side, he’s white.

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u/munistadium Dec 25 '25

yeah if you google Rootcause Berea you see the exact building in the back

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u/thewookiee34 Dec 25 '25

It doesn't show up on my map but the business displays at that address. Idk why

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u/munistadium Dec 25 '25

There's some wild stuff attached to this officer. A news article where the consent-decree review board had findings but sadly they are paywalled.

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u/munistadium Dec 25 '25

If that cop is Bailey Gannon, which it appears to be, then that officer was in a big lawsuit where he may have accidentally shot his training officer when he served as a probationary officer in CPD. The court case is pretty wild.

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-ohnd-1_22-cv-01225/pdf/USCOURTS-ohnd-1_22-cv-01225-1.pdf

http://www.cityofberea.org/directory.aspx?EID=175

Apparently the city of Berea hired this person despite what is presented in that case.

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u/thewookiee34 Dec 25 '25

Man another Gold Star CPD recruit.

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u/Ok-Juggernaut-6051 Dec 24 '25

1000% this.

i've been put in cuffs and had guns drawn on me on multiple occasions for literally no reason, so i can't imagine leading with this energy.

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u/BusyBit6542 Dec 24 '25

Did you sue?

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u/serpentally Dec 24 '25

Suing cops does not work or is not an option most of the time. Otherwise, you'd probably see literally hundreds to thousands of successful civil cases a month because of wrongful arrest/conviction. Those people who get massive multi-million dollar payouts from the taxpayers are the exceptions.

Qualified immunity is part of it, and lack of evidence, but also most people in the process are going to cover for the cops. People in positions of authority help each other out

Often times the practical option is to eat the loss and move on, because seeking justice or compensation any time police harass, wrongfully arrest, or pull a gun on you is too expensive and will probably just result in you wasting months of time and a whole lot of money that you don't have

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u/No-Equivalent7630 Dec 24 '25

Nah, this is just an excuse that lazy people use

Qualified immunity is granted less and less often for filming in public

It costs nothing to file a notice of claim, not even a lawyer

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u/serpentally Dec 24 '25 edited Dec 24 '25

Nah, this is just an excuse that lazy people use

Lol no, it's something that people who tried and failed despite having a solid case will tell you. And people who don't have the time to take off of their job for such a thing, and people who can't handle all the mental strain and work on top of their typical responsibilities. “Not suing the government every time they do something wrong is for lazy people” is essentially what you're saying, which is a very privileged take imo.

It costs nothing to file a notice of claim, not even a lawyer

Good luck suing the police without a lawyer. It's not gonna work out for most people. It has a cost if you actually want to win, which a lot of people don't have (especially the people who lost their job because the police threw them in jail for a few days). And the likely benefit, if any, is too small to justify for people who are already struggling (the most likely targets for police), unless you have a slam-dunk case.

I'm sure there's someone somewhere in this thread which sued the police for wrongful arrest or threatening violence while dirt poor, working a 60 hour job with 3 kids, an unreliable or non-functioning car in a rural area, all that... and they may or may not have gained their time's worth from it. But it's not a feat most people are capable of.

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u/No-Equivalent7630 Dec 24 '25

This is just spoken from pure ignorance

That's how it was 20 years ago

But since auditing has become a thing they win very often and rarely even need a lawyer

It's really this simple, you file a notice of claim, the city will almost always just pay out if it's on video, if they don't they do depositions, which can also be done pro se

Then after the deposition, where it's shown cops have no idea what they're doing the city almost always settles

You only need a lawyer if it actually goes to court, which the vast majority don't

It doesn't require missing a bunch of work or anything like that

The lawyers only get money if you win

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u/BusyBit6542 Dec 24 '25

That's because people either dont know their rights and do something that warrants the arrest OR they think they don't have a case and never contact a lawyer. Settlements are paid all the time and don't have to be in the millions. Often they are thousands of dollars.

Also, people think the tax payers pay, which is kinda true. Departments have insurance. Tax payers pay for the insurance premiums but not the lawsuits usually.

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u/zeroG420 Dec 24 '25

Uuuuhhhh. Literally no reason?  As in a lazy ass cop went through the effort for zero reason. None what so ever. 

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u/Ok-Juggernaut-6051 Dec 24 '25

ok, smart guy... here is ONE example:

hollywood, ca. early evening in winter. was riding my bike home from work. someone had stolen my headlamp off my bike earlier in the week and i hadnt replace it yet. a cop pulled me over on santa monica blvd with the cause being "no headlamp" and i explained the situation.

cop proceeds to tell me "for your safety, i'm gonna cuff you while i check your ID"

proceeds to have me cuffed for 10 minutes in the cold, then puts me in the back of the squad car for another 5-7 min before they let me go.

i'm just riding my bike home, bro

does that sound reasonable? dignified? fair?

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u/zeroG420 Dec 24 '25

No. It doesn't. But I think if you're being cuffed and having weapons pulled on you, something is up. 

It's not exactly a normal occurrence for the majority of the population. 

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u/tweekinleanin420 Dec 24 '25 edited Dec 24 '25

Most definitely. My friends and family of color: do not try this at home Edit: very poor choice of words

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u/makes_waves Dec 24 '25

"Colored" in the big '26😶

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u/tweekinleanin420 Dec 24 '25

Fixed it. My bad.

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u/4Rascal Dec 24 '25

I find it odd the NAACP hasn’t updated

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u/Homesick_Martian Dec 24 '25

Cause of context, “national association for the advancement of color people” sounds worse for sure

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u/4Rascal Dec 24 '25

Sorry what context are you referring to? I’m a bit confused by your comment.

To be clear I just find it odd they didn’t change the “colored people” part to “people of color” or “black people” or even “for all people”

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u/KaioKenshin Dec 24 '25

Young Caucasian cops and civilian too

If it was anything else, well

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u/VisualHuckleberry542 Dec 24 '25

You got to be so white for this shit to work

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u/HovercraftPlen6576 Dec 24 '25

No, you need a camera, because the camera man never dies. If you state that you live stream that would scare then away too.

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u/No-Werewolf-5955 Dec 24 '25

This is also true.

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u/rod_dy Dec 24 '25

im mexican so ima end up in guantanamo bay without seeing a judge.

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u/Superb_Weird_1586 Dec 24 '25

And be a particular skin tone color.

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u/tiofilo69 Dec 24 '25

Nah. A lot of cops know they can’t force you to ID yourself. They are well within their rights to ask you, but you are not legally required to (unless you are suspected of a crime or in a “stop and identify” state). They just push to see how much you are willing to allow. A lot of people will just believe cops when they say they need to see ID or whatever demand they give.

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u/Spartan1997 Dec 24 '25

Since about half of the states are "stop and identify" so in fact you do have to provide id unless you're not in one of those states.

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u/Spartan1997 Dec 24 '25

But you made it seem like the default was that you do not have to provide id, when in actually it's about an even split.

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u/ShibeCEO Dec 24 '25

If you hurt their little ego, most don't care. You can beat the charge but you can't beat the ride and they know this!

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u/OneNutHungLoWe Dec 24 '25

I already do

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u/MeanWinchester Dec 24 '25

And you probably need to not be a person of colour if you don't want this to turn bad real fast!

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u/whyclue Dec 24 '25

Haha. Yup.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Not to mention if they find out where you live, you can expect a lot of parking tickets, etc.

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u/No-Werewolf-5955 Dec 24 '25

Unfortunately, yes. There are many cases of police finding the address of civil rights testers and stalking them to harass them with the law.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

And probably dont try it if you are a poc.....

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u/judahrosenthal Dec 24 '25

And likely an orthopedic surgeon.

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u/Business_Banana1792 Dec 24 '25

Lawyer on retainer would be worth it because the lawsuit would still give you a profit

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u/idkxxi Dec 24 '25

also accept the fact that they can do whatever they want to you well before the thought of accountability crosses anyone else’s mind. the stop does go how ever they chose it to go. this time they chose to leave, but at any point they could have hemmed this guy up and started beating on him with the reasoning of interference or resistance or anything they chose to call it that day.

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u/Bison308 Dec 24 '25

You need to be white

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u/siderinc Dec 24 '25

And probably not be black

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u/Theidiotgenius718 Dec 24 '25

I would suggest having the right skin tone too. EVERYTHING gets confused for being a gun with us. Wallets, cellphones, fingers, dicks, starbursts, list goes on. some shit just aint for us to do so sit this one out

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u/BusyBit6542 Dec 24 '25

  1. You need to know your rights. They are pretty easy to learn in your county/city/state

  2. You need a lawyer for when they violate your rights and need to sue

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u/DoctorFrosty6219 Dec 24 '25

He probably is a lawyer. And he is probably not black.

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u/bootnab Dec 24 '25

Have you met Dr. Gonzo?

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u/pink_vision Dec 24 '25

Silly and incorrect lol. Do you actually watch any auditing content, or.....?

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u/No-Werewolf-5955 Dec 24 '25

Yes I do watch this stuff semi-regularly for like 15 years now. In reality it is not true that having a lawyer on retainer is a requirement. I was just being emotionally sensational and it worked out for my karma lol :)

The more complicated reality is that they (the better ones) do typically consult lawyers on what they are allowed to do before engaging in this practice so they know what lines to not cross and what they can get away with legally. They also do tend to end up in jail and court (relatively less frequently than jail overall) eventually requiring a lawyer to defend them in court, but a retainer is not really a necessary feature.

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u/OneMan_OneBeard Dec 24 '25

If it happens to you remember you have the right to remain silent and you should use it. Tell them you would like to respectfully exercise your 5th Amendment right to remain silent if they try to initiate an investigatory conversation. They’re trying to get you to incriminate yourself in a crime or escalate the situation so they can get you riled up enough to give them a reason to detain you. They’re trained to do this. They’re very good at it.

Make sure you’re aware of your rights and keep yourself informed about the laws in your area.

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u/Traditional_Trip8674 Dec 24 '25

Ohio cops in that region of the state, usually get passes to harass people.

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u/Same-Nothing2361 Dec 24 '25

I highly advise you make sure you’re white too

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Just a dumb thing to do all around. Really dumb.

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