When Cops Get Owned By Civilians Who Know Their Rights

In today’s video, we look at some satisfying instances of cops getting schooled by regular people who know the law.

Woman Asserts Her Rights During Unwarranted Stop

First, a cop stops a woman for no reason and demands ID, claiming she’s a potential witness. The woman reminds him of her rights, stating she doesn’t have to provide ID without suspicion of a crime. After arguing, the stumped cop walks away.

Man Refuses to Leave Public Area

Next, a cop pulls over a bearded man, groundlessly suspecting him of local crimes. The man films the interaction as the cop tells him to leave the public area, which cops can’t do without cause. The man educated the cop on relevant laws until the officer gives up.

Pepsi Drink Mistaken for Alcohol

Two cops approach a man enjoying Pepsi, suspecting public drinking. The man argues he’s simply having a soft drink. Undeterred, the cops demand ID before the man schools them on rights and they leave.

Cops Handcuff Wrong Group at Restaurant

At a restaurant, cops confront the wrong group over a disturbance call. The group films it, asking for badge numbers which the cops refuse. The group demands the manager verify their identities before educating the cops and sending them away.

Sheriff Rescues Man from Harassing Federal Cop

A federal cop questions a man legally filming a gate. A sheriff arrives and determines the man did nothing illegal. The federal cop persists but the sheriff sends him away.

Man Refuses Car Search Without Cause

A cop pulls over a man and aggressively demands to search his car. Finding nothing, the officer learns the man will have his lawyer contact him about the unwarranted harassment.

Woman Schools Cop on Trespassing Laws

A store owner calls cops on a man filming customers outside. The cop demands the man’s ID for “trespassing” but he points out he’s on public property. After a lecture on trespassing laws, the stumped cop leaves.

The takeaway? Don’t mess with citizens who know their rights! With cameras rolling, cops often back down when civilians lawfully push back against harassment and bogus demands.

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