To you whop dont understand the difference between law and acts, codes and statutes need to go do some homework. This disrespectful kid is correct EXCEPT the first rule of being free, Honor! No Honor you get what you get. FAIL!
I wounder if this guy had/has anything to do with the BC laws being challenged with regards to DWI ...i remember reading something about that in the news not long ago
wow, it's amazing how people come down on someone standing up for their rights. How bout if you swear to uphold the law you do it and not use your badge to abuse the people who pay your check..
I actually live in the area where this happened. I for one do not appreciate people driving drunk on our roads. He sounds like he has been snorting to much cocaine too. Just sounds like he has a stuffy nose and sure is acting like he is on drugs, Shameful attitude!
The kid was speeding, had alcohol on his breath and slowly escalated his foul language toward the officer. Eventually: 'Fuck you, 'asshole'... Very disrespectful. I bet he is like that with his family. He is an idiot.
This officer was very patient - he even loosened the handcuffs! He kept his cool.
Title of this video is misleading. There was nothing unlawful about the arrest. The bottom line is US citizens are protected under the 4th amendment of the Constitution from illegal search and seizure from any type of local, state, or federal government entity; however, if a law enforcement officer has established probable cause that a crime is taking a place, they do not need consent. Probable cause can and has been established many times simply on suspicion alone.
I have no love for cops, but this punk is clearly in the wrong here. He sounds like he has been drinking and is doing whatever he can to avoided being charged.
@John2070 i have to agree with you i believe the guy is drunk.but i understand his point.in tn where i live our rights were taken away and replaced by police rules that we obey or else.it wasn't voted on it was invoked by tn police we had no choice.the police separated Tennesseans into two groups which is nothing new its poor in one group rich in another group.the poor are identified by the neighborhood they live in and the same for the rich. we are curfewed the rich isn't we suffer they don't.
LOL, it's funny when coppers think that they can assault you, then when you protect yourself you get an assault accusation against you. The law is being violated by the police and warped to suit.
If only everyone would have the guts and lawful indignation this kid demonstrates!
Anyone who thinks armed corporate robbers called Policy Officers should be allowed to accost individuals and 'charge' them with made up bullshit rules is a MORON.
I've met good cops and bad cops and enough of the latter that I get nervous every time I get pulled over... but man this poor guy. What makes him get out of bed every day and put that badge on? Knowing that he might have to deal with someone like this. Kudos and thumbs up to this cop. He ought to be sainted and knighted.
I understand this Freeman's perspective. However, he should not be driving impaired, and I cannot argue with that. If he were to hit someone and drive away, what then? Leaving the scene of an accident is part of the Highway Act isn't it? What if he injures the person? What then? So many questions haha. These acts are here for a reason, and I cannot help but think this man is taking advantage of the whole thing just so he can drive drunk and high and not give a crap about other's safety.
@MidnightWins2 wrong .not law against statue ,under common law you have the right to travel without restriction, ie;license,insurance,seat belt,and a host of others. like posted signs are only for commercial use only and is in the code book as such.
@disturbed1199 No. You ought to look up "common law" before you assume you know what it means. Common law is a law form arising from the decisions of judges. It has nothing to do with being exempt from driving regulations. Many people before have raised your arguments with judges, and the judges refuse to accept it every single time.
I have worked in the law enforcement field for over 10 years and not once was I explained my rights as a human being. I have recently discovered the path as a freewoman and am ultimately captivated by it. The government is in fact corrupted to the core and it surprises me not one bit that thousands of law enforcement officers do not know what Common Law means or entails. I am now seeking ways to separate my flesh and blood self from my legal fiction identity. This government has gone far enough.
wow...what amazes me the most....Is how many people lack knowledge of the Law and their Creator given rights....and how many people volunteerly offer to bend over for these fraudulent crooks....I bet most of these comments here are made by these revenue agents....
It takes a MAN to do what you did...Most people don't have the balls to stand up for their own, in knowing that, they're envious cause they FEAR what they perceive to have authority over them..potent and outstanding.
wow, this guy is an idiot. this would all have been over in mere minutes had he not been a complete oblivious moron. koodoo's to the cop for not blowing up at this guy. it's people like this that make me fear for the future of humanity.
wow, this guy is an idiot. this would all have been over in mere minutes had he not been a complete oblivious moron. koodoo's to the cop for not blowing up at this guy.
David Mitchell, you're a mouthy dumbass. This is the most lawful arrest I've ever seen. Just because you talk over someone and don't let them get a word in edgewise, does not make you right.
This cop is one of the most patient level headed cops I have ever seen. If anyone thinks this idiot knows the law he is way off. This video is proof of several crimes. Your rights do not entail you to commit crimes and disobey lawful orders without consequence.
This cop is one of the most patient level headed cops I have ever seen. If anyone thinks this idiot knows the law he is way off. This video is proof of several crimes. Your rights do not entail you to commit crimes and disobey lawful orders without consequence.
I like how the cop almost breaks character when he says "Protest of duress?" totally thinking "What a fucking idiot"
The guy getting arrested has probably been fantasizing about sticking it to the man forever, sucks to get the most patient and reasonable officer ever and ruin the fantasy.
That cop has patience. I've dealt with losers like this in law enforcement. That punk was lucky he didn't get his lights put out. As for the poster of this video and it's description, you're an idiot. This cop likely prevented an accident from this obviously drunk loser in which someone you love could have been killed. There are laws in place to protect the public from drunken speeders like this guy and the police are our enforcers of those laws.
Wow, I have a newfound respect for officers. Had that been me, I think that I would have made the cuffs quite a bit tighter. This guy showed a praiseworthy amount of restraint.
Unlawful, eh? Drinking and driving, and you're probably high. Stumbling over your words like none other, and spurting out random irrelevant legal terms.
The Miranda rights technically don't exist in Canada, it was an American court case. However, there are similar rights in the Canadian Charter. This guy is an idiot.
How the fuck is this unlawful arrest? The guy is a complete prick that is 100% guilty and has no idea what he's talking about and the RCMP officer is as patient as a saint, what more do you want?
I'm sorry, OP, but I don't think that going 30-40km/h over the limit, drinking and driving, refusing to go through a breathalyzer test, resisting arrest and verbally abusing an officer of the law are "God Given Rights".
Think about it next time before you go making wild accusations.
How is this unlawful? Everything that happens is as a result of the civilian's uncooperative ignorance and potentially/probably dangerous driving. The constable was a total pro for behaving as calmly as he did.
Ha ha, he cuffs him and the guy is screaming at him in that nasally voice calling him an asshole and the cop is like "Oh, sorry." He's such a pro. Excellent work.
This man deserved to be arrested for unwillingness to comply with the law. He admitted to having two beers, as well as the officer smelling alcohol on his breath, as WELL as reckless driving by speeding over 30km/h over the speed limit. He brought it on himself and obviously doesn't know shit about law and legislation.
@thugix The guy knows his rights. He was expressing his rights like every citizen should know. Most of you sheeple are to stupid to know what the bill of rights stand for.
@chevelleinc12 you are asleep and have no idea of common law....read the Magna Carta..."understand"... the cops work for us....and as drunk as this sovereign being is....HE IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. THIS COP SHOULD BE PROSECUTED AND PUT BEHIND BARS. You know nothing of the law....YOU are exactly the the type that will be in FEMA camps before long....solely because you believe a lie. Good luck to you human.
A double tap to the head would be the best thing for that moaning little fuckhead. The click he needs to hear is the cocking handle chambering a round. If that cop made a mistake it was not taking him to the ground early in the stop and cuffing him there and then.
The cops have the right to beat, torture, & falsely imprison innocent (yes innocent until proven guilty, remember) people. I don't need congress to pass a law to know that I have the right to protect myself . The pigs would be the first to tell you that ignorance of the law is no excuse. Well, pigs, your ignorance seems to be the cause for a lot of pig funerals. The constitution gives us the right to take arms and protect ourselves from assholes like this.
No.2 The cops is being very tolerate and professional.
In this case if I was the cop I'd smack the shit outta the little bastard. If you want to stand up for something you believe in do it with dignity and class, not like some self proclaimed disiciple.
Ooooh I wanna beat this punk up so bad. As 15 years Deputy Sheriff in da STATES, One....I would have told him to keep his ass in the car. If he came out like that rifling through hsi trunk, iwould have drawn down on him asap. Also, My Uniform with my clearley displayed badge of authority is my identification in the U.S. and His speeing would have not only given me a reason to stop but to arrest him for reckless driving, then his right to consent to search his vehicle and his person is negated.
@ricogoldstar If I was unfortunate enough to be an American citizen, I would put you on notice for the overwhelming amount of ignorance and neglect of your duties as a sworn in peace officer under oath. I would have your job. It is officers like you and your overwhelming ignorance of the difference between law and statutes that lead you to believe, as a public servant, you are masters of the people you harass, extort, detain, assault, and murder on a daily basis!
@8MlTsCl1 Statutes are law whether you like it or not. You can keep repeating your freeman mantra to yourself as many times as you want, but at the end of the day, judges have the final say on interpreting the law, not you. Your opinion is just that, your opinion. Not binding law.
@MidnightWins2 Statutes are not law, they are merely given the force of law by all who mutually consented. Present the contract which bears my signature with the authorized signature of the government agent. And judges have the final say? How is another Human Being not equal to me, but above me without my consent. Watch this video and reply if you would like. youtube.com/watch?v=yzjv20sC5CY
@8MlTsCl1 It sounds to me like you don't understand what law actually is. Law is not a static, universal code that transcends the material world, where governments can just "swing and miss" at it. Law is defined by each society, and morality does not enter the question of its legitimacy. If a rule is passed by a government, it has the power to enforce the rule, and the majority of people perceive this power as legitimate authority, then it is in fact law.
@MidnightWins2 I used to think just as you are now. I read the statutes which purport to govern me. I found out otherwise. These next two videos will explain why you think the way you do about this subject: youtube.com/watch?v=G_df5ymco0o&feature=related (There is a part two to this one.)
@MidnightWins2 One is "I'm Allowed to Rob You!" and starts with a man, wearing a sweater with diamond shapes, sitting at his desk and holding a piece of paper.
Other is "How To Brainwash A Nation" and starts with two older men, one beige suit and the other blue suit, sitting in chairs facing the camera. Video appears to be from the 70's or 80's. The man in the blue suit is a defected ex-KGB agent from the field of psychological warfare and explains how Americans have been brainwashed.
@8MlTsCl1 Okay, thanks. The video of the KGB agent is interesting, although it doesn't really prove anything in relation to this subject. The other video, though, is just a silly attempt to make a reducto ad absurdum. It ignores the societal function of government, as well as its history and formation. A random guy didn't just wake up one morning and say to himself, "I want to steal people's money, maybe I should form a government so that I can!"
The police cant be the judge, jury and executioner. separation of powers should be upheld. he should be given a hearing before a judge. the police are not the judge.
MR is a person, persons are subject to statute. period. He didn't contest the fact that we has identified as a person, plus he provided ID with a person name First,Last and the vehicle is REGISTERED which means the province of B.C. holds the title so the car in this case is never private property and can be towed legally and lawfully. The vehicle would need to de-registered and the man inside should have provided non-government ID and been more polite. The officer made a judgment call.
You "freemen" keep saying that driving is a commercial activity. No, it actually isn't. That has absolutely no basis in law. A random guy just pulled that out of his ass years ago, and all the believers just assumed it was true and began parroting it.
Rules and regulations of the road have nothing to do with commerce. It is simply a matter of safety. If you are using a vehicle on a public road, and you don't know how to handle it, then you pose a threat to others. That's as far as it goes.
@MidnightWins2 Okay.. Let's forget about "freemen" and look in a Law Dictonary..
DRIVER: One EMPLOYED in conducting a coach, carriage, wagon or other vehicle, with horses, mules or other animals, or a bicycle, tricycle or motor car, though not a street railroad car.
EMPLOY: To engage in one's service; to use as an agent or substitute in transacting BUSINESS.
Also look at the origins of Vehicle Excise Duty. What is today called a Tax Disc stems from Hackney Cabs (commercial vehicles) in 1637.
@TheHolySpirit I don't see what relevance your law dictionary has. Here in America, every state has it's own motor vehicle code, where they define driving as simply operating of a motor vehicle, and a motor vehicle as...well, a vehicle with a motor. The only preexisting rules that our legislatures are required to adhere to are the constitution of the country and the constitution of the state, none of which make any mention of driving or vehicles. Canada has something similar, I believe.
I suggested the correct publications. If you choose not to govern yourself by those, get ready for the consequences playing these "freeman games". The MVA of BC governs all persons operating motor vehicles on highways in BC (definition of a highway is contained in that act). A "freeman" played the "I don't have to provide my name game last week in Penticton" He then played the stay in jail all weekend game.
After reading some of the screwball comments on this video I'm going to keep a sharper eye out. These nuts walk (and worse, drive) among us.
Kudos to the RCMP Cst, he did an amazing job. Whatever he gets paid, it's not enough to deal with jerks like this roadside lawyer.
Anyone who doesn't understand that everything the constable did was completely within the law and warranted should read the Criminal Code and the Motor Vehicle Act. Get a friend to help with the big words.
@hanic2010 your comment lacks any formal study on the topic. The only thing that matters to a Canadian is the magna carta, the rule of law, the constitution and the bill of rights.
The motor vehicle act is for commercial activity not for a sovereign canadian. The RCMP officer abused his authority and did not act according to his oath to keep the peace.
An individual has the right to drink to a level UNDER the legal limit!
It DOESN'T matter how nice someone is, WRONG IS WRONG!!!!
Speeding at 3:15 in the morning is safer than at 4 pm in the afternoon!
This "AMAZING" citizen is and should be a huge inspiration to us all to learn our rights and use them as often as we can! If we don't use them we will eventually lose them! KUDOS KUDOS!!!!!!!
@vashonr Says the guy who wasn't there. You can't smell the alcohol on his breath or see it in his eyes. And it DOESN'T matter what time he was speeding at, AGAINST THE LAW is AGAINST THE LAW!!!
"Says the guy who wasn't there. You can't smell the alcohol on his breath or see it in his eyes."
You were not there either and you don't know if he was in fact intoxicated so this entire sentence you have typed is a total waste of time and proves nothing.
"And it DOESN'T matter what time he was speeding at, AGAINST THE LAW is AGAINST THE LAW!"
Laws are for people like you, not me! I personally don't abide or acknowledge any set laws for what I do. Cops take you rights
They take them because you, the average person don't use them or protect them. Oh and speeding is NOT a reason to search, or give a breath/drug test to a citizen! The cop was wrong and the kid schooled his ass! Cops don't give a crap about your rights or you! You are a number and getting you to allow them to do any search or unwarranted test is morally WRONG due to coercion through deceit and word play. USE YOUR RIGHTS PEOPLE, IT"S ALL WE HAVE!
So the freeman deserved to be put into jail for speeding or defending his rights? That's the point bruh! Seems as though your an advocate for laws and who deserves what! You should be a judge! Oh and I don't break laws just to break laws, I decide and use my own free will to discover what is right for me! The point remains he wasn't clearly drunk and ONLY broke a speed limit which is NOT probable cause for any arrest or search and seizure! That guy was a hero, your a narc!
@vashonr were you beaten as a child? is that why you talk like such a dumb fuck? did mommy not tell you that she loved you enough before taking her nightly stroll to the corner?
Do you actually go around talking to people like that?
What is wrong with you?
Instead of remarking on a factual basis and staying on topic, you call names and try aggressive behavior on me! It seems you are venting your problems on me. You should consult a physician or professional help with your rage!
@MidnightWins2 Well, actually, he didn't know whether he was drunk or not. What he knows is that he was going a certain speed. Is speeding immoral? Does it cause harm to another human being? No. Therefore, he has no right to detain the individual.
@facing42 This country isn't governed by the freeman principles of "Do no harm", or whatever. Speeding is reckless and puts other people at unnecessary risk, which is why it is illegal.
@MidnightWins2 have you read the declaration of independance? the constitution? The country is founded on the basis of freedom and the foundation of treating others the way you want to be treated.
Statutes are not laws, they are statutes, thus if someone claims their freedom and sovereignty on the foundational laws established in our constitution and declaration of independance, the statutes do not apply.
@MidnightWins2 Sorry, was thinking this was the US video...my statement still applies, just deal with the rule of law, the magna carta, the consitituion and the bill of rights instead.
@11mac11s I've seen a bunch of these clips, and every time the poster declares it a victory for freeman principles, it's because they don't understand court proceedings. For example, they interpret the judge calling a recess or setting bail as a sign of capitulation. What the videos don't show, of course, are the consequences, such as contempt of court charges or the police being dispatched to the defendant's house to forcibly arrest him and drag him to court.
Oh really? Hmmm... that has never ever happened to me... Sad that pathetic little people with no balls like you just fall in line and let other men rule their lives. What the videos don't show you say? Hahaha... God I feel sorry for you.
That policeman was the most mellow dude ever.
bodine1966 1 week ago
Fucking pigs always get their way, 157 people suck off cops for money
Top10Apps2012 2 weeks ago
dislike cuz he got arested.
trevcool3 3 weeks ago
To you whop dont understand the difference between law and acts, codes and statutes need to go do some homework. This disrespectful kid is correct EXCEPT the first rule of being free, Honor! No Honor you get what you get. FAIL!
jrc3ky 3 weeks ago
I wounder if this guy had/has anything to do with the BC laws being challenged with regards to DWI ...i remember reading something about that in the news not long ago
towmandave00 1 month ago
cops around here would have hit that dude in the face with a billy stick ,,,damn uppity freemason lol good bless him for standing up for his right
MountainManD 1 month ago
wow, it's amazing how people come down on someone standing up for their rights. How bout if you swear to uphold the law you do it and not use your badge to abuse the people who pay your check..
Bull22Delta 1 month ago
I actually live in the area where this happened. I for one do not appreciate people driving drunk on our roads. He sounds like he has been snorting to much cocaine too. Just sounds like he has a stuffy nose and sure is acting like he is on drugs, Shameful attitude!
2012flygirl 1 month ago
Wish cops in the US were level headed like this guy.
mastermind48451 1 month ago
The kid was speeding, had alcohol on his breath and slowly escalated his foul language toward the officer. Eventually: 'Fuck you, 'asshole'... Very disrespectful. I bet he is like that with his family. He is an idiot.
This officer was very patient - he even loosened the handcuffs! He kept his cool.
Dsschuh 1 month ago
Title of this video is misleading. There was nothing unlawful about the arrest. The bottom line is US citizens are protected under the 4th amendment of the Constitution from illegal search and seizure from any type of local, state, or federal government entity; however, if a law enforcement officer has established probable cause that a crime is taking a place, they do not need consent. Probable cause can and has been established many times simply on suspicion alone.
aghinem 1 month ago
immediately means right now! at least he got that right, hes going to jail immediately
Psycolynch 2 months ago
this guy is awesome
RedBang14 2 months ago
How is this unlawful ? I for one don't like drunk pot heads speeding on highways I use!
mitchell18mason 2 months ago
LOL! Someone has been watching too many US tv shows!
bobbbxxx 2 months ago
Don't drink and drive kids :-)
patchcords 3 months ago
I have no love for cops, but this punk is clearly in the wrong here. He sounds like he has been drinking and is doing whatever he can to avoided being charged.
John2070 3 months ago
@John2070 i have to agree with you i believe the guy is drunk.but i understand his point.in tn where i live our rights were taken away and replaced by police rules that we obey or else.it wasn't voted on it was invoked by tn police we had no choice.the police separated Tennesseans into two groups which is nothing new its poor in one group rich in another group.the poor are identified by the neighborhood they live in and the same for the rich. we are curfewed the rich isn't we suffer they don't.
maverick10241 2 months ago
@maverick10241 "i believe the guy is drunk.but i understand his point.in tn where i live our rights were taken away and replaced by police rules"
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YOU DO NOT HAVE THE "RIGHT" TO DRIVE DRUNK
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"it was invoked by tn police "
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FLAT OUT LIE
greywolf424 1 month ago
@greywolf424 he was traveling,not driving
knowledgebk305 1 month ago
Good job Cst Smith.
BrandonEclipse 4 months ago
how did you get the footage?
great job btw
xxxmikeyjock 4 months ago
LOL, it's funny when coppers think that they can assault you, then when you protect yourself you get an assault accusation against you. The law is being violated by the police and warped to suit.
Thumper396396 4 months ago
Yea, most people are too stupid to realize that someone can not simultaneously "serve" you, while they "police" you...
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If only everyone would have the guts and lawful indignation this kid demonstrates!
Anyone who thinks armed corporate robbers called Policy Officers should be allowed to accost individuals and 'charge' them with made up bullshit rules is a MORON.
tomjunk1965 5 months ago
I've met good cops and bad cops and enough of the latter that I get nervous every time I get pulled over... but man this poor guy. What makes him get out of bed every day and put that badge on? Knowing that he might have to deal with someone like this. Kudos and thumbs up to this cop. He ought to be sainted and knighted.
StarwasterPrime 6 months ago
Haha, Miranda rights in Canada? This guy is really drunk!
TacticalSoleSurvivor 6 months ago 2
how did he get the tape to this and show it
MrDell67 6 months ago
fuck the police!!
FUCKNWO707 7 months ago
Welcome to a new level of degeneracy!
KUDOS to Cst. Smith
miyabi1435 9 months ago
I understand this Freeman's perspective. However, he should not be driving impaired, and I cannot argue with that. If he were to hit someone and drive away, what then? Leaving the scene of an accident is part of the Highway Act isn't it? What if he injures the person? What then? So many questions haha. These acts are here for a reason, and I cannot help but think this man is taking advantage of the whole thing just so he can drive drunk and high and not give a crap about other's safety.
leyzer2990 10 months ago
@leyzer2990 No victim no crime. If he were to hurt someone and they can show damages then there is a crime.
izzysykopth 7 months ago
@izzysykopth Not true. You may want "no victim no crime" to be the law, but as of right now, drunk driving and speeding are still against the law.
MidnightWins2 7 months ago
@MidnightWins2 wrong .not law against statue ,under common law you have the right to travel without restriction, ie;license,insurance,seat belt,and a host of others. like posted signs are only for commercial use only and is in the code book as such.
disturbed1199 7 months ago 3
@disturbed1199 No. You ought to look up "common law" before you assume you know what it means. Common law is a law form arising from the decisions of judges. It has nothing to do with being exempt from driving regulations. Many people before have raised your arguments with judges, and the judges refuse to accept it every single time.
MidnightWins2 6 months ago 17
@leyzer2990
The cop doesn't know he's driving impaired, it's just an assumption.
aveyowyns 6 months ago
So what happened? Did you win the courthouse case? TELL US!!!!
Outrjs 10 months ago
I have worked in the law enforcement field for over 10 years and not once was I explained my rights as a human being. I have recently discovered the path as a freewoman and am ultimately captivated by it. The government is in fact corrupted to the core and it surprises me not one bit that thousands of law enforcement officers do not know what Common Law means or entails. I am now seeking ways to separate my flesh and blood self from my legal fiction identity. This government has gone far enough.
XxXGaMeRByTcHXxX 10 months ago 6
@XxXGaMeRByTcHXxX Amen to that
NLOLIN4Solar 2 months ago
@XxXGaMeRByTcHXxX What type of law enforcement were you in for 10 years "Gamerbitch".
flute1234 2 months ago
wow...what amazes me the most....Is how many people lack knowledge of the Law and their Creator given rights....and how many people volunteerly offer to bend over for these fraudulent crooks....I bet most of these comments here are made by these revenue agents....
It takes a MAN to do what you did...Most people don't have the balls to stand up for their own, in knowing that, they're envious cause they FEAR what they perceive to have authority over them..potent and outstanding.
DATSMY 11 months ago 4
ricky from trailer park boys.
andyholmes121 11 months ago
@andyholmes121 Ricky can actually manage to talk his way out of it most of the time. This guy's a fucking idiot.
OneEyedJack1970 9 months ago
This just keeps getting funnier and funnier.
wagesj45 11 months ago
this Mountie has more patience than needed! he had every right to smack the guy!!
zjk911 11 months ago
@zjk911 hope you still have the same view when the shoe is on your foot.
banjbob2 8 months ago
for some reason I dont think this guy went to law school
chriswright780 11 months ago
The only thing you achieved with posting this is proving how much of an asshole you are.
Asiancomedian 11 months ago
wow, this guy is an idiot. this would all have been over in mere minutes had he not been a complete oblivious moron. koodoo's to the cop for not blowing up at this guy. it's people like this that make me fear for the future of humanity.
moltari 11 months ago
wow, this guy is an idiot. this would all have been over in mere minutes had he not been a complete oblivious moron. koodoo's to the cop for not blowing up at this guy.
moltari 11 months ago
this cop was totally right....this guy is a fucking retard.
vladimire82 11 months ago
Poor Cop.
This is why they turn into dicks they get hardened by these assholes
DTK1337 11 months ago 4
David Mitchell, you're a mouthy dumbass. This is the most lawful arrest I've ever seen. Just because you talk over someone and don't let them get a word in edgewise, does not make you right.
novicenurse 11 months ago 3
This cop is one of the most patient level headed cops I have ever seen. If anyone thinks this idiot knows the law he is way off. This video is proof of several crimes. Your rights do not entail you to commit crimes and disobey lawful orders without consequence.
darrin3k 11 months ago
David Mitchell, you're a fucking moron.
Redscum91 11 months ago 5
If anyone is completely oblivious, its the wannabe lawyer.
jeffisutherland 11 months ago 5
This cop is one of the most patient level headed cops I have ever seen. If anyone thinks this idiot knows the law he is way off. This video is proof of several crimes. Your rights do not entail you to commit crimes and disobey lawful orders without consequence.
darrin3k 11 months ago 14
I can't wait to see the video when you get pulled over in the states some time. Please be sure to post it for our amusement.
mutantsquirreldog 11 months ago
I like how the cop almost breaks character when he says "Protest of duress?" totally thinking "What a fucking idiot"
The guy getting arrested has probably been fantasizing about sticking it to the man forever, sucks to get the most patient and reasonable officer ever and ruin the fantasy.
Ishkabo 11 months ago 2
"At no point in time am I going to understand anything you say to me." LOL
Thewhitekorean 11 months ago 3
That's the dumbest guy I've seen in a while. Because of his drunken stupidity, he's going to be in a heap of trouble.
I would have kicked his ass 10 minutes ago.
MrSerhum 11 months ago
That cop has patience. I've dealt with losers like this in law enforcement. That punk was lucky he didn't get his lights put out. As for the poster of this video and it's description, you're an idiot. This cop likely prevented an accident from this obviously drunk loser in which someone you love could have been killed. There are laws in place to protect the public from drunken speeders like this guy and the police are our enforcers of those laws.
Jeeperrandy 11 months ago 2
David Mitchell?
Gee, who knew such a successful British actor would be caught speeding drunk in Canada.
VentuSora 11 months ago
This cop must be the most freaking patient person in the entire WORLD.
chlohxo 11 months ago 3
What a nice, patient cop, they should all be like him. You sir, are an idiot.
zeropointorigin 11 months ago 6
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REBDoMaKr 11 months ago
Canadian police are so patient.
zackshalac 11 months ago 6
If this retarded drunk died, the world would be a better place.
phillymct 11 months ago 4
god doesn't give you rights a council does you fucking idiot
drunkeymcnojob 11 months ago 4
I hope everyone knows the title of this is sarcasm.
cor315 11 months ago
Unlawful arrest? Are you kidding me?
Possibly one of the most patient RCMP I have ever seen.
HurrayForMountains 11 months ago
Not without a hearing.. Not without a hearing. LMFAO.
I would like to shake hands with that Officer. If that was me, I would have shot that motherfucker in between his eyes.
pun420 11 months ago
"Mirandize me! Mirandize me!"
"Gentlyyyy...Gentlyyyy"
rehvan77 11 months ago 2
I think the lawyer the officer is arresting is driving a 60s mustang, my job here is done.
b4ptist 11 months ago
"Is that in the Magna Carta too?"
Fuck yes.
SpottedJack 11 months ago 2
This officer did a great job. And that's coming from me, you admitted to drinking and speeding, he potentially saved your life.
DrVitaminTHC 11 months ago 2
This officer did a great job.
DrVitaminTHC 11 months ago
Wow, I have a newfound respect for officers. Had that been me, I think that I would have made the cuffs quite a bit tighter. This guy showed a praiseworthy amount of restraint.
polishkidnerd1 11 months ago
Unlawful, eh? Drinking and driving, and you're probably high. Stumbling over your words like none other, and spurting out random irrelevant legal terms.
On top of that, cussing out an officer. Douche.
evandavis7 11 months ago 2
this guy is such an idiot.
bud3dharma 11 months ago 2
In America he would have been tazed in the first video resolving the situation with a drunk/high asshat
JohnT03 11 months ago
HAHAHAHA I LOVE the part where the guy starts crying like a little bitch <3
0kkin 11 months ago 2
ONE MORE CLICK
3577 11 months ago 4
Why is this unlawful?
Draivaden 11 months ago
All bets were over when the guy admitting to having 2 beers.
tocmo0nlord 11 months ago
"Gentlyyyyy! Gentlyyyy!! Don't f-ing torture me with these things!"
doubleaking 11 months ago 2
The Miranda rights technically don't exist in Canada, it was an American court case. However, there are similar rights in the Canadian Charter. This guy is an idiot.
ninjaspeak 11 months ago 5
How the fuck is this unlawful arrest? The guy is a complete prick that is 100% guilty and has no idea what he's talking about and the RCMP officer is as patient as a saint, what more do you want?
bleepbloop181 11 months ago 4
This officer is a model, good on him for the way he dealed with this guy.
kdwormy 11 months ago 6
How is this unlawful?
Good on the cop for getting a dangerous driver off the road
phcyso 11 months ago 4
I'm sorry, OP, but I don't think that going 30-40km/h over the limit, drinking and driving, refusing to go through a breathalyzer test, resisting arrest and verbally abusing an officer of the law are "God Given Rights".
Think about it next time before you go making wild accusations.
Answertron 11 months ago 19
Cheers to that officer. This driver is such a dumbass. I would have lost it if I was that cop.
therealgrogster 11 months ago 7
I laughed so hard when he asked to be "Mirandized". What a dumbass.
iStig 11 months ago 9
How is this unlawful? Everything that happens is as a result of the civilian's uncooperative ignorance and potentially/probably dangerous driving. The constable was a total pro for behaving as calmly as he did.
fatpat60 11 months ago 4
ONE. MORE. CLICK.
msampson3d 11 months ago 3
Ha ha, he cuffs him and the guy is screaming at him in that nasally voice calling him an asshole and the cop is like "Oh, sorry." He's such a pro. Excellent work.
JDHalfbreed 11 months ago 3
"Is that in the Magna Carta too?" Ahahaha this cop is awesome. What a pro.
GreyFoxV1 11 months ago 6
Ahahaha. The driver definitely deserved to be arrested.
Let's collectively hope his foul mouth gets filled with prison cock.
IdeoPraxist 11 months ago
Douchebag was lucky these are Canadian cops.. the 'murrikans would've tazed & beat him as soon as he stepped out of the car..
behaaki 11 months ago 6
@behaaki for damn sure when he got out of the car and went for something in his trunk he would have been in deep shit.
dmh20002 11 months ago
@behaaki AMERICA!!!!
higrack 11 months ago
Liked for luz
InsaneHoshi 11 months ago
he should have tased his dumb ass
aficjp5790 11 months ago
Most patient officer ever, the driver is a douche
carusk 11 months ago 5
"I can't feel my thumb" maybe 'cause it's so far up your own ass?
weggles 11 months ago 2
Thumbsdown for the title.
VLepissed 11 months ago 3
I thought that the title and description was sarcastic.
mwknowles92 11 months ago 2
I would have pepper sprayed that kid before the end of ep. 1.
Blarneystone100 11 months ago 3
That officer has far more patience than I would in that situation...
huntari 11 months ago 7
This dude took a justice course and thinks hes a fucking expert. He's drunk and retarded.
tommyt125 11 months ago 18
Fucking canadians. hahaha.
wafflesid 11 months ago
@wafflesid Fucking drunk assholes, more like.
WhammyDown 11 months ago 2
This man deserved to be arrested for unwillingness to comply with the law. He admitted to having two beers, as well as the officer smelling alcohol on his breath, as WELL as reckless driving by speeding over 30km/h over the speed limit. He brought it on himself and obviously doesn't know shit about law and legislation.
iDave720 11 months ago 2
why is this called unlawful arrest?? I seemed like he deserved to be arrested for drinking and driving.
thugix 11 months ago 110
@thugix The guy knows his rights. He was expressing his rights like every citizen should know. Most of you sheeple are to stupid to know what the bill of rights stand for.
cfxboxmoh 5 months ago 3
@cfxboxmoh No. I believe in rights. This guy does not know his rights. He can't just refuse a breath test and let him drive drunk.
danbeb 2 months ago
you cant even call this arrest unlawful, That officer showed enough patience, dealing with your crap.
chevelleinc12 11 months ago 133
@chevelleinc12 you are asleep and have no idea of common law....read the Magna Carta..."understand"... the cops work for us....and as drunk as this sovereign being is....HE IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. THIS COP SHOULD BE PROSECUTED AND PUT BEHIND BARS. You know nothing of the law....YOU are exactly the the type that will be in FEMA camps before long....solely because you believe a lie. Good luck to you human.
Peace,
7
PrognatusSeptem 5 months ago 3
A double tap to the head would be the best thing for that moaning little fuckhead. The click he needs to hear is the cocking handle chambering a round. If that cop made a mistake it was not taking him to the ground early in the stop and cuffing him there and then.
DaveTPC 11 months ago
@DaveTPC
Settle down power trip.
BrandonRolfe15 11 months ago
The cops have the right to beat, torture, & falsely imprison innocent (yes innocent until proven guilty, remember) people. I don't need congress to pass a law to know that I have the right to protect myself . The pigs would be the first to tell you that ignorance of the law is no excuse. Well, pigs, your ignorance seems to be the cause for a lot of pig funerals. The constitution gives us the right to take arms and protect ourselves from assholes like this.
kcox115 11 months ago
No.1 The little shit head is drunk or stoned.
No.2 The cops is being very tolerate and professional.
In this case if I was the cop I'd smack the shit outta the little bastard. If you want to stand up for something you believe in do it with dignity and class, not like some self proclaimed disiciple.
outlawracer2229 11 months ago
Suck it Freemen!
sychodog 11 months ago
Ooooh I wanna beat this punk up so bad. As 15 years Deputy Sheriff in da STATES, One....I would have told him to keep his ass in the car. If he came out like that rifling through hsi trunk, iwould have drawn down on him asap. Also, My Uniform with my clearley displayed badge of authority is my identification in the U.S. and His speeing would have not only given me a reason to stop but to arrest him for reckless driving, then his right to consent to search his vehicle and his person is negated.
ricogoldstar 1 year ago
@ricogoldstar If I was unfortunate enough to be an American citizen, I would put you on notice for the overwhelming amount of ignorance and neglect of your duties as a sworn in peace officer under oath. I would have your job. It is officers like you and your overwhelming ignorance of the difference between law and statutes that lead you to believe, as a public servant, you are masters of the people you harass, extort, detain, assault, and murder on a daily basis!
8MlTsCl1 11 months ago
@8MlTsCl1 Statutes are law whether you like it or not. You can keep repeating your freeman mantra to yourself as many times as you want, but at the end of the day, judges have the final say on interpreting the law, not you. Your opinion is just that, your opinion. Not binding law.
MidnightWins2 11 months ago
@MidnightWins2 Statutes are not law, they are merely given the force of law by all who mutually consented. Present the contract which bears my signature with the authorized signature of the government agent. And judges have the final say? How is another Human Being not equal to me, but above me without my consent. Watch this video and reply if you would like. youtube.com/watch?v=yzjv20sC5CY
8MlTsCl1 11 months ago
@8MlTsCl1 It sounds to me like you don't understand what law actually is. Law is not a static, universal code that transcends the material world, where governments can just "swing and miss" at it. Law is defined by each society, and morality does not enter the question of its legitimacy. If a rule is passed by a government, it has the power to enforce the rule, and the majority of people perceive this power as legitimate authority, then it is in fact law.
MidnightWins2 11 months ago
@MidnightWins2 I used to think just as you are now. I read the statutes which purport to govern me. I found out otherwise. These next two videos will explain why you think the way you do about this subject: youtube.com/watch?v=G_df5ymco0o&feature=related (There is a part two to this one.)
youtube.com/watch?v=ngpsJKQR_ZE
8MlTsCl1 11 months ago
@8MlTsCl1 Those links are just giving me a redirect to my home page. What are their titles?
MidnightWins2 11 months ago
@MidnightWins2 One is "I'm Allowed to Rob You!" and starts with a man, wearing a sweater with diamond shapes, sitting at his desk and holding a piece of paper.
Other is "How To Brainwash A Nation" and starts with two older men, one beige suit and the other blue suit, sitting in chairs facing the camera. Video appears to be from the 70's or 80's. The man in the blue suit is a defected ex-KGB agent from the field of psychological warfare and explains how Americans have been brainwashed.
8MlTsCl1 11 months ago
@8MlTsCl1 Okay, thanks. The video of the KGB agent is interesting, although it doesn't really prove anything in relation to this subject. The other video, though, is just a silly attempt to make a reducto ad absurdum. It ignores the societal function of government, as well as its history and formation. A random guy didn't just wake up one morning and say to himself, "I want to steal people's money, maybe I should form a government so that I can!"
MidnightWins2 11 months ago
WITH COPS LIKE THESE WHO THE FUK NEEDS CRIMINALS ?
starseed1337 1 year ago
The police cant be the judge, jury and executioner. separation of powers should be upheld. he should be given a hearing before a judge. the police are not the judge.
FREEGARYMCKINNON 1 year ago
MR is a person, persons are subject to statute. period. He didn't contest the fact that we has identified as a person, plus he provided ID with a person name First,Last and the vehicle is REGISTERED which means the province of B.C. holds the title so the car in this case is never private property and can be towed legally and lawfully. The vehicle would need to de-registered and the man inside should have provided non-government ID and been more polite. The officer made a judgment call.
shouldnotinterrupt 1 year ago 3
You "freemen" keep saying that driving is a commercial activity. No, it actually isn't. That has absolutely no basis in law. A random guy just pulled that out of his ass years ago, and all the believers just assumed it was true and began parroting it.
Rules and regulations of the road have nothing to do with commerce. It is simply a matter of safety. If you are using a vehicle on a public road, and you don't know how to handle it, then you pose a threat to others. That's as far as it goes.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2 Okay.. Let's forget about "freemen" and look in a Law Dictonary..
DRIVER: One EMPLOYED in conducting a coach, carriage, wagon or other vehicle, with horses, mules or other animals, or a bicycle, tricycle or motor car, though not a street railroad car.
EMPLOY: To engage in one's service; to use as an agent or substitute in transacting BUSINESS.
Also look at the origins of Vehicle Excise Duty. What is today called a Tax Disc stems from Hackney Cabs (commercial vehicles) in 1637.
TheHolySpirit 1 year ago
@TheHolySpirit I don't see what relevance your law dictionary has. Here in America, every state has it's own motor vehicle code, where they define driving as simply operating of a motor vehicle, and a motor vehicle as...well, a vehicle with a motor. The only preexisting rules that our legislatures are required to adhere to are the constitution of the country and the constitution of the state, none of which make any mention of driving or vehicles. Canada has something similar, I believe.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
The driver in this video has no clue about the law. He acts like an ignorant, drunken fool while the police officer remains calm and professional.
Great video example of good police work, but improperly labelled.
scarecrowschofield 1 year ago
I suggested the correct publications. If you choose not to govern yourself by those, get ready for the consequences playing these "freeman games". The MVA of BC governs all persons operating motor vehicles on highways in BC (definition of a highway is contained in that act). A "freeman" played the "I don't have to provide my name game last week in Penticton" He then played the stay in jail all weekend game.
I tire of your foolishness.
hanic2010 1 year ago
After reading some of the screwball comments on this video I'm going to keep a sharper eye out. These nuts walk (and worse, drive) among us.
Kudos to the RCMP Cst, he did an amazing job. Whatever he gets paid, it's not enough to deal with jerks like this roadside lawyer.
Anyone who doesn't understand that everything the constable did was completely within the law and warranted should read the Criminal Code and the Motor Vehicle Act. Get a friend to help with the big words.
hanic2010 1 year ago
@hanic2010 your comment lacks any formal study on the topic. The only thing that matters to a Canadian is the magna carta, the rule of law, the constitution and the bill of rights.
The motor vehicle act is for commercial activity not for a sovereign canadian. The RCMP officer abused his authority and did not act according to his oath to keep the peace.
facing42 1 year ago
It was NOT clear that he was intoxicated at all!
An individual has the right to drink to a level UNDER the legal limit!
It DOESN'T matter how nice someone is, WRONG IS WRONG!!!!
Speeding at 3:15 in the morning is safer than at 4 pm in the afternoon!
This "AMAZING" citizen is and should be a huge inspiration to us all to learn our rights and use them as often as we can! If we don't use them we will eventually lose them! KUDOS KUDOS!!!!!!!
vashonr 1 year ago
@vashonr Says the guy who wasn't there. You can't smell the alcohol on his breath or see it in his eyes. And it DOESN'T matter what time he was speeding at, AGAINST THE LAW is AGAINST THE LAW!!!
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2
"Says the guy who wasn't there. You can't smell the alcohol on his breath or see it in his eyes."
You were not there either and you don't know if he was in fact intoxicated so this entire sentence you have typed is a total waste of time and proves nothing.
"And it DOESN'T matter what time he was speeding at, AGAINST THE LAW is AGAINST THE LAW!"
Laws are for people like you, not me! I personally don't abide or acknowledge any set laws for what I do. Cops take you rights
vashonr 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2
They take them because you, the average person don't use them or protect them. Oh and speeding is NOT a reason to search, or give a breath/drug test to a citizen! The cop was wrong and the kid schooled his ass! Cops don't give a crap about your rights or you! You are a number and getting you to allow them to do any search or unwarranted test is morally WRONG due to coercion through deceit and word play. USE YOUR RIGHTS PEOPLE, IT"S ALL WE HAVE!
vashonr 1 year ago
@vashonr Okay, don't follow the laws. See what happens. You will be thrown in jail, and 99% of people will agree that it's no more than you deserve.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2
So the freeman deserved to be put into jail for speeding or defending his rights? That's the point bruh! Seems as though your an advocate for laws and who deserves what! You should be a judge! Oh and I don't break laws just to break laws, I decide and use my own free will to discover what is right for me! The point remains he wasn't clearly drunk and ONLY broke a speed limit which is NOT probable cause for any arrest or search and seizure! That guy was a hero, your a narc!
vashonr 1 year ago
@vashonr were you beaten as a child? is that why you talk like such a dumb fuck? did mommy not tell you that she loved you enough before taking her nightly stroll to the corner?
shut the fuck up, you're a fucking moron.
FuckTheNeighbours 1 year ago
@FuckTheNeighbours
Have you even re-read your comment?
Do you actually go around talking to people like that?
What is wrong with you?
Instead of remarking on a factual basis and staying on topic, you call names and try aggressive behavior on me! It seems you are venting your problems on me. You should consult a physician or professional help with your rage!
vashonr 1 year ago
@vashonr i understand what's wrong with you now. you're american. my bad.
FuckTheNeighbours 1 year ago
@FuckTheNeighbours Hey, don't stereotype, man. I'm American too!
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2 fair enough, my apologies.
FuckTheNeighbours 1 year ago
Fail
vashonr 1 year ago
whether the cop was being nice or not....he had no right to arrest him.
facing42 1 year ago
@facing42 No, drunk driving is a crime.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2 Well, actually, he didn't know whether he was drunk or not. What he knows is that he was going a certain speed. Is speeding immoral? Does it cause harm to another human being? No. Therefore, he has no right to detain the individual.
facing42 1 year ago
@facing42 This country isn't governed by the freeman principles of "Do no harm", or whatever. Speeding is reckless and puts other people at unnecessary risk, which is why it is illegal.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2 have you read the declaration of independance? the constitution? The country is founded on the basis of freedom and the foundation of treating others the way you want to be treated.
Statutes are not laws, they are statutes, thus if someone claims their freedom and sovereignty on the foundational laws established in our constitution and declaration of independance, the statutes do not apply.
facing42 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2 Sorry, was thinking this was the US video...my statement still applies, just deal with the rule of law, the magna carta, the consitituion and the bill of rights instead.
facing42 1 year ago
@11mac11s Lol, his society? Has he conquered a suburb or something?
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@11mac11s Hires his own peace officers to enforce his own rules?
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@11mac11s I've seen a bunch of these clips, and every time the poster declares it a victory for freeman principles, it's because they don't understand court proceedings. For example, they interpret the judge calling a recess or setting bail as a sign of capitulation. What the videos don't show, of course, are the consequences, such as contempt of court charges or the police being dispatched to the defendant's house to forcibly arrest him and drag him to court.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@MidnightWins2
Oh really? Hmmm... that has never ever happened to me... Sad that pathetic little people with no balls like you just fall in line and let other men rule their lives. What the videos don't show you say? Hahaha... God I feel sorry for you.
awkword519 1 year ago
@awkword519 I have no idea what you're talking about. Could you please start from the beginning?
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@11mac11s What video?
MidnightWins2 1 year ago
@11mac11s You've seen it done? You've seen a court respect this theory?
And the birth certificate thing, no. I never said anything like that.
MidnightWins2 1 year ago