Speeding Ticket Taser Full UNCUT VERSION Part 2 jared massey

[blazeingone29]

any thing he found would have been thrown out as poisined fruit i agree sign it but the excssive use of force was uncalled for in this case the uhp should have explained to him that it was not a admission of guilt and asked him to sing again if he refused sir you are under arrest step out of the car and put your hands behind your back then

[bigsxy0255]

BTW you can tase me for 40,000 any time but i don't think the tax payers should have to pay it

[bigsxy0255]

the officer should have the right to control the situation as he sees fit so that everyone goes home safely including the other drivers on the road which they were speeding down. or the road crews that are out there working on the side of the roads bottom line massey should have not been speeding (i speed to so don't come back at me with that dumb remark) and he should have done as he was told would have been a lot better for every one

[bigsxy0255]

i still defend the cop massey should have just done as he was told when he refused to sign the ticket also i have been tased it isn't that bad. It will get your attention thought. that is why the law enforcement use it also try to remember people this is not down town salt lake city or prove this is out in the middle of no were Utah which means say massy and his lady friend or wife were bad people (not saying they are) back up is 30min to 90 mins away

[bigsxy0255]

well after watching all of the videos and this sec vid three times i don't think the cop did anything wrong more over i don't think the state should have paid him any of my tax money i'm not a cop and i'm very large person who deals with small man syndrome all the time and the while i have seen cops who do have that this cop shows no sings of that this guy just didn't want a ticket and thought if he threw a fit he would get out of it i think every one loses on this one cuz we paid this guy

[mamacornettesmoney]

@bigsxy0255 They had to pay the 40K because the cop used improper procedure to remove the barbs of the taser. He didn't wear gloves and didn't take a necessary precaution.

I looked into it because I didn't see the cop do anything really wrong either. What I found was that the cop was found to have acted within his rights, the taser use was found to be justified because of Massey's actions & refusal to cooperate, & Massey did pay the ticket. The cop ignored procedure in removing the barbs, tho

[enlighteningshockras]

RULE #1 never talk to the cops they will twist it in all ways and will never help your cause. YT flex your rights! you have a right to travel under the constitution and any law written that tries to infringe upon your inalienable RIGHTS is unconstitutional and is not valid in court and will be dropped if you know your rights that is..

[styrubaor]

That driver was a fucking loser. Unless you have a couple ak47's to kill the pussy and a helicopter ready to go than you have to follow every instruction. Everybody knows that.

[rpjunk1]

I don't know if it's a law or not, never said it was. But, the driver's behavior was juvenile (to put it mildly). He was behaving like my 3 year old son on a bad day. The officer was simply doing his job. Any responsible, mature driver who has taken a drivers test and gone through driving school knows you don't argue your case about a speeding ticket with a cop, you do that with a judge in traffic court. The driver clearly escalated the situation.

[invest28]

BULLSH*T! stupit @ss pig. W/o our tax money the pig would not have a job.

[bigSSG]

He attempted to leave.

[fr8pl8]

Cop says it looked like he was leaving to him? Sure didn't look like it to me. Looked more like he was confused and turned around when the cop told him to turn around.

[mamacornettesmoney]

@fr8pl8 I think you are confused. he was clearly trying to leave. there is no question of that at all.

[rpjunk1]

Cop may have over-reacted and could have handled this better, but it is definitely the driver's fault. Just sign the stupid ticket. It's not an admission of guilt, just that you received it. Driver was being stupid. Argue your case about the ticket in court, not with the cop. Don't you know anything?

[kapacon]

Small Man Syndrome seems to be this cop's mental illness. We shouldn't allow wanna be men on the force.

[jeffmitchell123456]

how hurt can someone truly be when they can get up with handcuffs on and wander around telling a cop he needs to calm down ????

OMG!

[w7d3g8n2zx54]

Taser that big mouth mother fukker again

please!!!

[PhilippeDeChampaigne]

This cop should be tased 1000 times repeatedly as punishment, and then fired.

[copper803]

beatkang must of only went to school through 4th grade. He says "its some very bad cops out there." correct way for you, "there are" And for all the rest of you, you all talk a bunch of shit but you sure dont hesitate to call the Police when something happens to you or your property, just call a crackhead to help you next time.

[pwnage0013]

sign the ticket.

be on your way.

fight it in court later!

[gotchabytheleg]

And if not, you will be tasered!

[akny007]

what an idiot - you dont say, "read me my rights..."

if he forgets to tell em - your outta jail in no time.

[gotchabytheleg]

That's not true. The officer is not obliged to read him his righs in order to put him under arrest. Plus, anyone can be held for up to 48 hrs without being charged.

[akny007]

i dont know where you are making that up (unless you arent in the us) but you have to be read your rights..

[losplatosdemaria]

No, that's not true. Look it up. If you don't like it, write a bill and change it. But, you, a US citizen, ought to know your rights.

[gotchabytheleg]

That's what I was trying to say. We give up our rights left and right because we don't know what they are. The Miranda rights, which were not given, don't mean a thing in this case. You can be arrested, without the Miranda rights, and held for 48 hours without being charged with anything. Welcome to reality akny007 andd I hope that it'll never happen to you. But, that's our system. Get the facts before popping off.

[appleleena]

Sorry, not true. You only have to be read your rights before questioning.  You can look up this information yourself vs. sounding silly or believing Law & Order...

[youngun1978]

I hope that cock sucking trooper looses his job. Power tripping asshole.

[PhilippeDeChampaigne]

I second that.

[MNMike41]

Duh, sign the ticket and take it to court.

[akny007]

common sense, eh? :)

[beatkang]

It's Some Very Bad Cops Out There

For NO Damn Reason

[berm5566]

i agree with you partspare. the driver was nice. the cop just switched his mood and all of a sudden started telling him to get on the ground. i think that cop has got some screws lose in his head.

[LBostic]

This is why cops get blasted on duty.

[mikehabibi]

Gardner: 1

Massey : 0

[mikehabibi]

I don't like pigs BTW...I was just being comical.

[DeadeyeSteve]

"We found that Trooper Gardner's actions were lawful and reasonable under the circumstances," Davenport said at a news conference, joined by Scott Duncan, commissioner of the UHP's parent agency, the Utah Department of Public Safety.

suck on that!

[mrbsteele]

fuck tha POLICE!!! they do what the fuck they want regardless but on the other hand who goes on public tv and defends the prick who teaserd his lil whiney bitch ass deserves his case to be dropped

[Partspare]

"Asking a cop questions and being upset that you have been stopped for speeding is not justification for the use of such force." said Salt Lake civil rights attorney Brian Barnard.

"The flippant comments confirm the trooper's malice and clear intention to harm the speeder rather than to control a situation," he said. "A person who abuses his power, acts so unprofessional and then jokes about it, should not be in law enforcement."

[mrrodneylong]

this guy just keeps asking the same questions because he cant get the answers he wants. works with his mother but not with the police.

[gabrieltapatio]

The cops are right... if you're polite, you won't be hasseled. Just ask Muhammed Atta. Well, actually, you can't ask him because he killed himself in the process of killing 3,000 Americans on 9/11.

So, they taze an American civilian with a pregnant wife because he didn't behave exactly right. But Atta skated right through three traffic stops (let off once with a warning for speeding) because he was polite.

It's all about cop ego. Well done, idiots!

[Partspare]

The driver continually addressed the police as "officer", how much more polite could he be?

[TaylorEthan1673]

I know him.

[shawnpatrick911]

To me, him being tasered was far more safer than either a potential fight with the suspect or even a chase. The suspect kept asking questions the officer already answered like "why did you pull me over??? The cop answered that a dozen times over.

However, once he is arrested **AND** in the car, he should have been read his rights. However, the officer doesn't have to read their rights before handcuffing the suspect... especially in a potential chase.

[mrrodneylong]

the cop doesnt have to read him his rights until he start to question him. No questions were being asked of him the video speaks for him

[mikehabibi]

LOL...I can't believe there are people that say this guy probably had a gun on him or in his car or that he was going back into his car so that he could start a chase...

If history has taught you anything....only black people do that...not white boys like this dude.

[kenyello]

You were doing well until you pulled the race card you pea brained, fuck!

[mikehabibi]

I was just trying to be funny. Keep it real man.

[ChrisSmuck]

It would appear that the officer may loose the case. The speeding guy has a strong case with the police officer following procedure. interesting. scratch the comment about signing the ticket. The speeding guy is not guilty for not signing the ticket. my bad

[ChrisSmuck]

In addition. the officer should have read him his rights.This may or may not help the speeding ticket guy in his case. When battling the state in court, the state will pull out all tricks to convince a judge or jury.

Thanxs for the upload

[usaamerica2008]

Miranda rights? He states he is under arrest but why are the rights not being read??

pregnant wife and 15 month old in the car.

how does this warrant going to jail?

I thought police were supposed to serve and protect...

this officer needs to be retrained on civilian rights.

took a ride with the taser? is that appropriate? and the 2nd cop replies, how was it?

what right does he have to search the car?

[ChrisSmuck]

This is an interesting case. your comments about the wife and child in the car have no validation in the situation.Are there times where police get out of hand? Yes. The guy should have signed the ticket and appeared in court, but since he states he was not going to sign the ticket, this was the basis of the arrest.and resisting arrest in the way of not following the instructions of the officer.