Cop : "You have the right to remain silent."
JEFF : "I'm not talking to the police."
Cop : "You have the right to an attorney."
JEFF : "I want to talk to a lawyer."

Then proceeds 7 hours of questioning with NO legal counsel provided ......

@SightForMemories "then why try"?.... why try what ?

I don't know ALL the answers. If I did, I would have won the lottery already. I do understand the common-sense things in life very well, and that's enough to steer clear of "H".

@marby602 but marby602 if you already know all the answers, then why try?

@marby602 but marby602 if you already know all the answers, then why try?

@SightForMemories When I decide to post up all my personal information on YouTube, you will be the first to know.

The possession of those things, or the lack of them, still doesn't change the Fact that causing yourself greater suffering in life will only make things worse. Therefore it's clearly a bad choice to make !

@marby602 Do you have supportive parents, a network of friends? High income, a happy family?

@marby602 Do you have supportive parents, a network of friends? High income, a happy family?

@carl I am the reason? That's interesting. I realize you have a tendency to shift the blame on secondary parties, but HOW exactly am I to blame for someone else not getting treatment ?<br>As stated earlier, I have helped 2 friends help themselves with this type problem. THEY did the hard part, and I made it easier for them to focus on their goals. Since they were doing it for the right reason, they succeeded.

@carl I am the reason? That's interesting. I realize you have a tendency to shift the blame on secondary parties, but HOW exactly am I to blame for someone else not getting treatment ?
As stated earlier, I have helped 2 friends help themselves with this type problem. THEY did the hard part, and I made it easier for them to focus on their goals. Since they were doing it for the right reason, they succeeded.

@Annoyed Viewer I never said it had anything to do with someone's intelligence quotient. There are plenty of book-smart people, highly educated people, who don't poses a lick of COMMON-SENSE !!<br>It's the people with good common-sense that know to steer clear of a destructive & highly additive substance use for "recreation".

@Annoyed Viewer I never said it had anything to do with someone's intelligence quotient. There are plenty of book-smart people, highly educated people, who don't poses a lick of COMMON-SENSE !!
It's the people with good common-sense that know to steer clear of a destructive & highly additive substance use for "recreation".

@marby602 you are the reason why people don't seek help

@marby602 you are the reason why people don't seek help

@carl The point of the argument is valid.... which is WHY stop consuming a beverage which has beneficial antioxidant properties that far outweigh the small amount of caffeine in the drink ?  There is NO good reason to do that, therefore I won't.<br>Next you'll be saying to stop eating apples because the seeds contain minuscule amounts of arsenic..... stop drinking my fresh grapefruit juice because of its acidity.... stop drinking an occasional glass of wine because other people can't handle their liquor..... NONE of which makes any sense ! Nor do you !

@carl The point of the argument is valid.... which is WHY stop consuming a beverage which has beneficial antioxidant properties that far outweigh the small amount of caffeine in the drink ?  There is NO good reason to do that, therefore I won't.
Next you'll be saying to stop eating apples because the seeds contain minuscule amounts of arsenic..... stop drinking my fresh grapefruit juice because of its acidity.... stop drinking an occasional glass of wine because other people can't handle their liquor..... NONE of which makes any sense ! Nor do you !

marby602 also poly addicts exist. Addiction is in the brain and the mindset. You can’t get addicted to video games but you can get addicted to the feeling of playing video games. Marijuana is not physically addictive but you can get addicted to the overall feeling of being high so you smoke all the time.

marby602 you don’t understand human psychology in the slightest. You sound like the type to demonize marijuana yet is totally cool getting drunk at a bar.

marby602 you don’t understand human psychology in the slightest. You sound like the type to demonize marijuana yet is totally cool getting drunk at a bar.

marby602 in jail a coke is worth way more than that tho. Especially when withdrawing for heroin. You’d fuck with the cops and watch them beg you to talk for hours just to get some mild reprieve from laying there feeling like hell

SightForMemories yep. Jeff was smart enough to know that if they had evidence they wouldn’t be pulling him out of his cell every hour begging him to talk.

SightForMemories yep. Jeff was smart enough to know that if they had evidence they wouldn’t be pulling him out of his cell every hour begging him to talk.

@marby602 and your hypothetical oxygen argument is invalid because unlike oxygen, you don't need caffine.

@marby602 and your hypothetical oxygen argument is invalid because unlike oxygen, you don't need caffine.

@marby602 and yet you are not able to even try quitting that miniscule 2 cups a week

@marby602 and yet you are not able to even try quitting that miniscule 2 cups a week

@carl Quit the tea for WHAT reason ?  You might as well say "To much oxygen can be harmful, and you should quit breathing air for a while, even though you aren't actually over breathing, just quit anyway"...... That's utter non-sense !  A person only needs to quit something that is a clear detriment to them.

There would be no willpower required to give up 2 small cups of tea per week. That is an insignificant level of intake.

@marby602 I am sorry I overestimated you. Clearly you are not up for the challange and don't have the willpower to quit such miniscule things such as sugar and green tea.

@marby602 that's what an addict would say

@marby602 that's what an addict would say

@carl And IF I was consuming excessive levels of caffeine or sugar.... IF I  had blood pressure issues..... IF I  was a fat-ass..... then I would take you up on your challenge to quit what's hurting me. But NONE of those things are true, so why completely cut out green tea, when all I have is 2 small cups every 7 days ?  It makes no sense !

@xArzneimittel What's "not kind", pointing out the truth?
I don't currently know anyone choosing to take drugs to the point of addition, but I did help 2 in the past.
And NO, you can't get addicted to "anything", so stop trying to insinuate that anyone can become a JEFF and we have no say & no self determination in our lives, because that is total horse shit !!

@marby602 sorry but u're not being kind lmao and u know noone that's going through an addiction, do u? Humans can get addicted to anything. How many hours a day u use ur phone? Can u throw it out the window and not buy another for a month? U're human nonetheless, u're not immune to addiction. Be proud that u have the power to make decisions right now, but never underestimate the power of problems and how they affect people.

@marby602 and you are now using the "So you are saying" tactic to win this argument. I just told you to try quitting sugar and caffine, not start doing heroin

@marby602 and you are now using the "So you are saying" tactic to win this argument. I just told you to try quitting sugar and caffine, not start doing heroin

@carl I don't think two 8 fluid oz cups of green tea per week, qualifies as "chronic use" !

@carl I don't think two 8 fluid oz cups of green tea per week, qualifies as "chronic use" !

@carl LOL...... what's with this "superior" malarkey ? I never made any such statement.  So now I'm supposed to take a tangent from my life that is (and has been) working out just fine, and start consuming something to the point of addiction, so I can then kick this self induced dependency..... and all that for the purpose of proving to YOU that I can do it.<br>IF I was that stupid, I'd already be a heroin user !! LOL !!  As I've stated earlier : "I don't need to stick my hand on a hot stove to know it's going to hurt like hell".  What I do is not touch the stove burner in the first place, and there's nothing "superior" about making such a decision.

@carl LOL...... what's with this "superior" malarkey ? I never made any such statement.  So now I'm supposed to take a tangent from my life that is (and has been) working out just fine, and start consuming something to the point of addiction, so I can then kick this self induced dependency..... and all that for the purpose of proving to YOU that I can do it.
IF I was that stupid, I'd already be a heroin user !! LOL !!  As I've stated earlier : "I don't need to stick my hand on a hot stove to know it's going to hurt like hell".  What I do is not touch the stove burner in the first place, and there's nothing "superior" about making such a decision.

@marby602 And the negative health effects of caffine can be rather undesireable. The list is not that big but is not too nice including higher blood pressure, faster heart rate, sleep distruption, anxiety, increased urin output (all of which developes with chronic use). The withdrawal is pretty bad too, may I even say worse than what effects it has while you are constantly doped up on it. The list of withdrawal symptoms include sleepiness, headache, increased irritability, drowsiness, ect. Now about sugar, sugar has tons of negatives tied to it. The list is pretty long but I will try to write it down for you: Faster aging of the skin, joint pain, heart disease, heightened risk of diabetes, obesity, jittery movement, kidney damage, NAFLD (non-alcoholic fatty liver disease), NASH (non-alcoholic steatohepatitis), make it harder for you to get your willy up and many more. Now you have reason to quit both of them (also, sugar gives your brain high doses of dopamine wich makes it harder to quit). No need to thank me! :)

@marby602 mhm, now tell me. What other substances do you consume that contains the psychoactive drug called caffine? And could you quit sugar? I have heard it is just as addictive as cocaine. Actually, why don't you try it? Try going without sugar or caffine for let's say a month, let's see how superior you really are.

@carl Absolutely, especially if I found out that there was something about tea that has severe health consequences. Couple weeks ago, work ran out and just had water & lemonade for 6 days..... nobody flipped out.

@marby602 could you just one day give up green tea?

@marby602 could you just one day give up green tea?

@Rudimental Yeah I know...... people with common-sense, kindness towards others, conscious of their health, non-superstitious, hard working, and good parents..... you're so right..... what losers !  LMAO

@carl At lunch time. 2 days a week, sometimes 3 days. (8 ounce cup)

@carl At lunch time. 2 days a week, sometimes 3 days. (8 ounce cup)

@marby602 and addiction is addiction. Hell, you could get addicted to pepsi and it would still be really fucking bad.

@marby602 and addiction is addiction. Hell, you could get addicted to pepsi and it would still be really fucking bad.

@marby602 how ocasionally are we tallking the tea? Every week? Every month?

@marby602 how ocasionally are we tallking the tea? Every week? Every month?

@Chris Akans  I hope I never get sick either, but I was clearly referring to the people who choose to take an addictive substance WITHOUT a legitimate need.<br>But IF that were to take place, I already know the pitfalls of those substances, and would most likely avoid them. NOT because of "superiority" but simply through understanding of their nature !

@Chris Akans  I hope I never get sick either, but I was clearly referring to the people who choose to take an addictive substance WITHOUT a legitimate need.
But IF that were to take place, I already know the pitfalls of those substances, and would most likely avoid them. NOT because of "superiority" but simply through understanding of their nature !

@carl There is no second coming, or first. Simply making a common-sense decision to not abuse a chemical substance , and ruin a good portion of your life DOESN'T  take perfection. Quite the opposite..... people do it regularly, and they do it every day of the week !

@(o'.')=o(#','@) I don't have any "bubble" to burst or remain inflated. And the "guy sitting across from me" are merely co-workers at work, and NONE of us are substance abusers. <br>Here's a little wakeup call for you..... MOST people in life DON'T make the horribly bad choice to abuse chemical substances !

@(o'.')=o(#','@) I don't have any "bubble" to burst or remain inflated. And the "guy sitting across from me" are merely co-workers at work, and NONE of us are substance abusers.
Here's a little wakeup call for you..... MOST people in life DON'T make the horribly bad choice to abuse chemical substances !

@carl btw..... I don't drink coffee, but I occasionally like green tea.  What's your point ?

@carl btw..... I don't drink coffee, but I occasionally like green tea.  What's your point ?

@marby602 btw, how is your relationship with coffee/tea?

@marby602 btw, how is your relationship with coffee/tea?

@Isqueakif yousqueeze Oh... there you go... yet another excuse for certain people to use in order to avoid their own responsibilities to themselves for their decisions. That shit only makes this problem worse !
I never said they're happy with the lives they lead. Emphasis on THEY  LEAD. because it is they who are in control of their choices, and when they go through a treatment program, they make the choices to better their lives for themselves !  The successful treatments are the ones undertaken by those who understand their mistakes... learn from them... and choose to better themselves. When someone gets treatment because the court ORDERS them to, or to avoid jail, those don't usually work because it's not the individuals choice.
It's got EVERYTHING to do with common-sense & individual choice, and that "Luck of the dice" crap is just a cop-out designed to remove responsibility from where it belongs !!

@Isqueakif yousqueeze sorry to correct you but if I m not wrong than addiction is only partially genetic, there are a lot more factors and people with no addiction in their families can also easily get addicted to sustances.

@marby602 addiction is genetic. It runs in families. You really think the junkies living out on the street are happy with the lives they lead and choose to live the way they do? It has absolutely NOTHING to do with common sense, intelligence or making better life decisions. Its all luck and you just happen to get lucky and not have the disease or a family of addicts. Jeff here was not so lucky.

@Demarcus Irick ...... maybe I should have added the caveat : "unless your in the Twilight Zone". Because that's the only place it would be incorrect.

@Demarcus Irick ...... maybe I should have added the caveat : "unless your in the Twilight Zone". Because that's the only place it would be incorrect.

@marby602 "no slipping up when you're* on solid steady ground" couldn't be a more incorrect statement.

@marby602 "no slipping up when you're* on solid steady ground" couldn't be a more incorrect statement.

@(o'.')=o(#','@) I understand that it is a sad situation for people, and I have helped someone help themselves in a couple of cases.<br>If the term "common-sense" works better for you than intelligence, fine, but either way I'm sure you get the point. And "men of god" hardly qualify as people possessing common-sense !! LOL..... bad example bro !! I never said I was above them in the manner you insinuate, but I clearly make better life decision than them. No slipping when your on solid steady ground.

@(o'.')=o(#','@) I understand that it is a sad situation for people, and I have helped someone help themselves in a couple of cases.
If the term "common-sense" works better for you than intelligence, fine, but either way I'm sure you get the point. And "men of god" hardly qualify as people possessing common-sense !! LOL..... bad example bro !! I never said I was above them in the manner you insinuate, but I clearly make better life decision than them. No slipping when your on solid steady ground.

@carl "Superior" wouldn't be the term I would use, but individuals like me clearly have more common-sense & better decision making skills.
As far as the irrelevant & hypothetical "insurance firm" you've conjured up...... machinist don't work at insurance companies. Wrong again.
I've had plenty of life's hard times, and as previously mentioned, I don't choose dead-end paths and think that's a remedy.

@marby602 You act like you are superior to addicts because what? Because you got a job at your daddy's insurance firm that someone that has even barely passed highschool could do better than you? Because you don't have a hard enough life for you to have to consider abusing substances to turn the sadness down? Imagine feeling superior because you don't have to struggle in life, oh wait, you already do that.

@lilyteeth I'm intelligent enough NOT to drive down that pointless dead-end-street of life to begin with !!  Just like I don't need to choose to jump into a pile of cactus to know it's going to hurt like hell.

Point being : Someone who chooses to needlessly put themselves through a tough time, DOESN'T deserve props for getting out of something they should have been smart enough to avoid in the first place !

@Fata Morgana You can invent any bullshit you wish to try and legitimize a stupid lifestyle choice, and the subsequent CHOICES made in connection with them...... but don't for one second think anyone actually believes that a can of coke is worth 10 years of freedom !!  Regardless of the person's lack of willpower !!

And they CAN stop eating if they choose to.

@marby602 When you're in heroin withdrawal and can't get any opiates, then carbonated sugar water straight into your bloodstream is worth 10 years, because it's the next best thing. Consider that next time you see an overweight person and wonder why they can't stop eating boxes of cookies.

@SightForMemories I think you're right, and I hope on behalf of our constitution that they failed.

@SightForMemories I think you're right, and I hope on behalf of our constitution that they failed.

@marby602 Its a give and tell, he was in heroin redrawals, and they knew that. the bastids.

@marby602 Its a give and tell, he was in heroin redrawals, and they knew that. the bastids.

Neither Jeff, nor the cops mentioned anything about any of them speaking to an attorney. It's very possible that Jeff just played them to score another coke, but a 50 cent coke isn't worth risking a verbal slip-up that might cost you the next 10 years of your life !

He left for two hours shortly after saying that. He probably had contact with a defense counsel. Jeff went back for the last interview in his own words to score another coke.

@carlos bond me either, I was drunk when I typed it, sorry... But I ain't no bish, I'll let it stand :)

@carlos bond me either, I was drunk when I typed it, sorry... But I ain't no bish, I'll let it stand :)

the sooner you get an attorney, the more incriminating evidence they have.

the sooner you get an attorney, the more incriminating evidence they have.


“I have enough evidence of armed robbery”
“Like what”
“😐”

@Cmobley_ 7231 Makes me think of this one time in kindergarten when I was 5. I had undiagnosed ADHD and autism spectrum disorder, so I did a lot of impulsive things back then. One very notable one was the day I wanted to recreate a scene from the live-action Scooby-Doo movie where Daphnie stole Velma's glasses and she shook Fred saying "I'm gonna kill you Daphnie!" I, a dumbass 5-year-old, did not inform any of the other people I involved in the spontaneous skit, and the poor kid I shook told the teacher. Later I was sent to the principal and for some reason, I recall the lady with a notecard and continuously asking if I had said "I'm going to kill you with a knife". Thankfully, I'm one of those people who is very adamant that everyone knows the facts and truth of a situation if I can help it, even though sometimes it leads to me taking a joke too seriously or causing awkward situations because I need to work on keeping my mouth shut. The principal didn't seem like the best person for the job considering some stories my mom (who was working there at the time) told me.

@Jack Black most people don't know that cops can lie to you to get you to incriminate yourself.

LOL he says after bringing him in multiple times in the man is asking for a lawyer every time, anyways he says I have enough evidence of your armed robbery and he doesn't even say it with any conviction LOL he's not even a good liar LOL trying to tell the man he has evidence when obviously he has squat. I don't know what happens with this case but I'm about to finish watching it and I'm hoping he gets let go. Addiction is nothing funny and he needs to be offered a long term treatment center. He actually seems like you would be a very nice if not in active addiction. Obviously he said thank you for the Coke and he did not have to do that!!!

@LYNX there was nothing in the story about surveillance footage, or fingerprints, or eye witnesses, or police reports, he was at his friends house and came outside when he heard police.

The Montgomery Institute of Higher Learning

@LYNX haha not like that, like their part of the story

CCTV surveillance footage? Fingerprints on guns he used? Eye witnesses? Information from his neighbours or family? Reports to police from his victims? LOL

"Like what?"<br>"Ahhuhh bdjja uhhhhhhh well I uhhh"

"Like what?"
"Ahhuhh bdjja uhhhhhhh well I uhhh"

@Jack Black yea they do that cause somtimes it works and the person just give up and tell them everything

Cops are lying every single second. "We have evidence" is the biggest one. They obviously don't. "We have a witness that saw you do this" no, they don't. "Your friend already confessed and said it was your idea" no, they didn't. The best thing you could do is say as little as possible and believe nothing they tell you.

@Van peter Point is Peter, they really don't have anything on this guy. Their solution doesn't benefit anyone and only cost more taxpayer money. Basically this method of policing is wasteful, utter bullshit and predatory. Being a heroin addict, he needs a program of rehabilitation and life skills training, not some police officer trying to fuck his life up so he can get a bonus. The second interviewer literally tries to trick him into signing the confession right off the bat by saying its his Miranda rights.


This guy is a legend, he is invincible. Give him the damn butter finger


The first time one of these guys was smart and didn't talk to the police. Maybe he did it, maybe he didn't, but some heroin junkie in Georgia is smarter than everybody else who gets interrogated in these videos and that's why I root for him.

@ardalol Which Michael? There's been a few.

It’s because he has Been interrogated before, trust me if u have been interrogated once before and talked to prove your innocence you know not to do it again. the cop isnt trying to help you, he is trying to make you say that you did it

He wasn't smart, he was experienced.  If he was smart, he wouldn't already have a track record. This man is a drag to society, not someone to cheer.

@LS-XIII Steven's was trash lol you're right. That video should be "what not to do in an interrogation" video

Mainly because...compared to those other suspects in these videos, Jeff had been into the system multiple times, to know what’s what!<br>You can tell when the detective try’s to establish connection, he immediately dismisses him by saying “I don’t talk to the police, you are not my friend”

Mainly because...compared to those other suspects in these videos, Jeff had been into the system multiple times, to know what’s what!
You can tell when the detective try’s to establish connection, he immediately dismisses him by saying “I don’t talk to the police, you are not my friend”

Because he is a resident and knows the system.<br>I actually enjoy watching Jeff than Steven as there wasnt much good detective work in the Steven’s.

Because he is a resident and knows the system.
I actually enjoy watching Jeff than Steven as there wasnt much good detective work in the Steven’s.

I guess yall missed the part where they said he's had experiences with the legal system?

IM SAYING most criminals are so dumb and don’t think to get a lawyer lmao

@Ezio Augustus talking is one thing..giving details is another.

He literally did talk though, he talked plenty.


Jeff: "I didn't do it"
Officer: "Convince me I've got a lot of evidence, I've got a lot of physical evidence"
Jeff: "Like what?"
Officer: "(Gibberish) Why should I tell you that?"

(That shit really makes me mad because that already tells him that there wasn't any of him)

@Dwayne Johnson can you do us a favor and, if you happen to know any of these “Jeffs”, convince them to legally chance their name to Jeff? we need to form a swarm


"Wham-bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell." <br>Legendary.

"Wham-bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell."
Legendary.

Jeff is what I inspire to be if i am ever interrogated again.


I’ve withdrawn from morphine and dilaudid addiction which just means I was a legal heroin addict; I feel his pain. The stomach and bowel cramps, the horrendous diarrhea, the malaise, the flu symptoms, the weakness. I know how good that soda tastes too. Two things got me thru detox, sugar and tobacco. This man’s a trooper, and oddly endearing.

<b>crying in can't get my step-mum to stop drinking or smoking even though she's been to rehab around 4 times now :'></b>

*crying in can't get my step-mum to stop drinking or smoking even though she's been to rehab around 4 times now :'>*

@Justin I'm a smoker and I wouldn't trade it for heroin, just saying.

@ThatGuyWhoComments Trading one addiction for another is generally a bad thing, yes. But replacing a heroin addiction with a tobacco addiction? Sounds like a hell of a good trade to me.

@ThatGuyWhoComments neither is sugar but I'm sure you don't mind consuming that. Back off.

My mom had addiction problems after starting Vicodin for chronic pain which led to Fentanyl and oxy. Now she’s been 4-5 months clean of everything. Weed was her way out of stuff that I could literally see draining her life from her. She looks younger and healthier and even feels less chronic pain now. I wish you well wishes on your journey sir. I know it’s not easy.

@ThatGuyWhoComments if that’s what got him to stop hard drugs let him have it.

Tabacco is definitely not good stop that

I’m glad you’ve recovered, or at least that you’re taking steps to get better. You’re very strong


This guy almost knows how to play the game. I say "almost" because he never did get that butterfinger.

@Panda Pou the cake is a lie..  Jeff was right to think it was a fairytale

Because no one lays a finger on that butterfinger.

I believe he knows how to play the game, only hackers can get the Butterfinger


he might be a druggy and all but he outsmarted the cops.

@Jess B The picture that came to my mind when I read your phrase, "....and back up over you. Ugh..." almost made me shudder, but it seems to be true, based on the interrogation videos and lawyers' advice videos that I've seen. I was a paratrooper when I was young and I strongly support the police, but these videos show just how manipulative and cold detectives can be if you are a suspect, so if I'm ever in their custody I'll say nothing and "lawyer up" immediately.

Isaac P. Pearson - amen , they turn on you so quick to get the info they want from you, then throw you under a bus and back up over you. ugh so frustrating.

Right from the start, the police are inviting him to play a game that they know they will win, if he agrees to play. By refusing to play, and walking away from the game, he won. There is a lesson there for everyone.

That's the mistake people make. They automatically think "oh he's a druggie he must be stupid"<br>They let there guard down and get outsmarted

That's the mistake people make. They automatically think "oh he's a druggie he must be stupid"
They let there guard down and get outsmarted

@Steven Farmer How is he human garbage, sir?

@Pauline Chapman neither is being a Canadian

Depends what you call ...outsmarts..being a smart ass is not an admirable character trait..clearly it’s what you admire..🇨🇦🇨🇦..


For anyone wondering, this Legend is doing great. He’s got a house, and is clean, and free.

@runningfromtheherd this isn't some fantasy. This is real life not your little play.

@Jesus H. Christ you'd know all about that eh

@anya so games if your name was Ayeday DaeDae Shermstick then you would have 4

Just read your post Trilly. I hope you're right.

@Tygs V evryone can change. And im pretty sure he did. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTb9wGVamkUbf88OOmEGS0Q thats his channel.

@Sunny Love ... I wouldn't use the word "succubus" in this context.

@Trilly Locke I was being sarcastic. You're a spoiler. Not much point in watching the movie or reading the book after someone tells you how it ends.

He’s been an addict for 10 years and now all of a sudden he’s clean? Nah

@Sunny Love love you for this comment!!!

Please edit your comment and add his YouTube channel.

Someone please post a source or link. I don't see another one posted.

I wish him the best honestly were all human

@WizzardOfPaws Yeah it is. There’s a bunch of links posted in the comment sections.

I'm so happy to hear that, he is a gem!!

@Trilly Locke. I haven't even watched 1 second of this video and I already know the outcome. Thanks ever so much. You're so special.

@Paul Busch He has a youtube channel which has been linked in a different comment thread on here (one of the top ones) and seems to make music.

That's amazing 👏! Wishing him the best!!


"So when's this coke gonna be here, or is that just a fairytale?"<br>Jeff's a fucking OG lol

"So when's this coke gonna be here, or is that just a fairytale?"
Jeff's a fucking OG lol

officer: let’s start with the gun
Jeff: i don’t have a gun
Officer: i thought so... but i’m gonna need to know where the gun is

Jeff:  wut...what the fuck...are you


Asked for a lawyer 3 times, 7 hours later, still being interviewed.

@Trevor Rogers He could have talked to a lawyer between interviews. I haven't looked into the case but there's a pretty big chance that happened since we don't know what happens during that time. I wouldn't call people names for simply stating another opinion 🤷🏼♀

@I'm Broken Yes.  Seems to be laws and rights are a gray area inside and outside the PD HQ.

I get it if this guy said he would talk to get a Coke and then play games.  He is still protected.  Coke and Butterfinger or not.

@Erc Ly it's not a concern in most police departments. They do and say what they want to. Biggest majority of officers of the law abuse their authority and try and bully civilians into rolling over on ppl. So they ain't gotta do the job in which they are paid to do.

They took him back to his cell every time. He would then claim he was ready to talk and did not want a lawyer, so they’d go get him and bring him back for questioning. I realize not all of us have worked in law enforcement but it doesn’t really take much to figure out what he’s doing.

@Alan Falleur if at first you don't strip a citizen of their civil liberties, try, deny and lie again.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.

Yes.  Violating people's basic rights does not seem to be a concern of this department.  I assume the video of him saying he wanted an attorney would disappear if he did start talking later in the day.


This guy knows the system. He's not gonna buy the buddy act

@ミームロード:::Meme Lord "I'll talk to the parole officer for you, I'll talk to the DA for your, tell them you're a great guy". What a fucking joke. The interrogator is under no obligation to do that and even if he did it wouldn't mean jack shit to anyone including the court (therefore it's an act, it's not what it seems to be). He's also pretending he's trying to help out a guy who got released from jail the very next day for lack of evidence (therefore he was pretending to be a buddy, trying to get evidence to detain him longer). Buddy confirmed. Act confirmed. It was a buddy act. Could it have been more extreme? Sure, but there is absolutely no wiggle room in this definition, we observed an interrogation that used a "buddy act" technique to try to solicit evidence in this video.

Joey Bobby With interrogators, or inmates? Because yes, the buddy act is real, but in this situation in the video, the interrogator is not using the act.

@ミームロード:::Meme Lord oh you sweet summer child.

@Lawson Denny and I never said you masturbated in public either. But thanks for your confession- the lord blesses you for it. Any other catholic confessions you'd like to make while we're holding confessional?

@Lawson Denny Not quite- it is the duty of the leo to terminate the interview once Miranda is invoked meaning you cant deliberately keep questioning in a structured interview. Also once Miranda is invoked there is a strong presumption against a secondary waiver unless an additional document is signed- these days leos have to document the waiver via a signed document.

John Doe I know that, I’m just saying that it’s not a system. I’ve made that clear a billion times.

@ミームロード:::Meme Lord In the U.S. is not being an "asshole" its called violating constitutional rights when someone asks for a lawyer- the interview was supposed to end because thats a positive assertion of miranda rights. Theoretically, the officer committed a federal offense under 18 USC 242 by continuing the interview.

Lawson Denny a lawyer needs to be provided/ allowed to be contacted immediately after being asked and questioning stops until they get there. I’m not “assuming” anything. That would be considered refusal by continuing to question him after he requested legal council.

ミームロード:::Meme Lord lol they aren’t being edgy, approaching someone with the “buddy act” does get them to talk fast, thats why its an act, every interrogation they try and make you incriminate yourself by being friendly and blinding you of the fact, you really think these cops feel bad for some of these guys? Take the girl who put a hit out on her parents, the cop said he understood and that shes not a bad person, you really think thats what he thought? Pff

ミームロード:::Meme Lord I’m studying to be a lawyer /s and refusal to provide/allow him to speak to a lawyer is unlawful. It is absolutely a “buddy act”

Quit trying to be edgy lol. The “buddy act” isn’t an act. I’m studying to be a psychologist and approaching someone who is in trouble with a “buddy act” can get them to talk real quick. It’s not bad or anything, in-fact if Jeff realizes that it’s an “act” (it isn’t) then he is only going to get worse, which is the opposite of what the justice system wants. The cop was still a bit of an asshole for not giving him a lawyer though.


This video just shows WHY you really don't talk to cops in that situation. They try to screw you. Guys says he wants a lawyer and simply doesn't get one, instead he gets pressed and pressed while withdrawal kicks in.

@Dxmnk Schxfr Man, the police is actually trying to get the bad guys. I know that among all the arrests there may be innocents, but in the majority of cases these people are criminals, and they don't need your concern, at all.

@Dxmnk Schxfr Bruh. A police did something wrong, it's a personal thing. You can't blame whole system for that.<br>You can say system is corrupt but it's not system's fault, it'd thr peoples fault

@Dxmnk Schxfr Bruh. A police did something wrong, it's a personal thing. You can't blame whole system for that.
You can say system is corrupt but it's not system's fault, it'd thr peoples fault

@bait they are literally a big thing in the system

@Zina Verde that's not system's fault tho

Exactly. Like they just ignored his rights altogether even tho they pressed him to say he understood his rights. Gotta love the system

Literally nothing to gain, only to lose, even if you're innocent.


“Wham bam, thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell.”

Nice

stealing this if i can ever find a situation for it


They keep bringing him back in because each time they read him his rights, then that cancels out his request for a lawyer in the previous questioning. So he would need to request a lawyer each time he is brought in for questioning. Also the cops know he is a heroin addict so they are keeping him incarcerated until he is completely jonesing for the drug, knowing he might talk to them and tell them where he was and what he was doing at the time of the robbery. They are banking on him defending himself just to get out of the police station so that he can get some drugs. It's no different then starving someone and not feeding them any food. After 4 days of no food or water the guy will talk and try to defend himself just so he can leave to get something to eat because of starvation. This is what the cops are doing but Jeff is smart enough not to fall for it.

@Unknown Persons You know.. you might be onto something.

@patrick peters1988 are you a drug addict? Have you been around drug addicts? They WILL choose drugs over food all the way till complete starvation drugs dont suck the fat off ur body, the countless times a junkie will choose a cheap high over a cheap meal is why they turn to skin and bones. So to sum it up, yes drugs and food are acceptably comparable for an addict

It's common for police to withhold heart medication and such for several days. This is the country we live in. Yay torture.

Ah I didn't even think about that! Damn, that must really suck! In a way their manipulating someone who may or may not be innocent to confess (guilty in this case)  under extreme stress (addiction).

Justin Pena  There’s no time limit on getting you a lawyer though, and as we’ve seen they can literally keep interrogating.

That’s absolutely incorrect... if you ask for a lawyer they cannot talk to you without a lawyer being present. Rereading you your rights after you verbally said you understand them does not reset anything

It's a comparison. Of course you must feed food and water. But for many addicted people, if given a choice between the two, they would choose drugs because their body and minds need it. Or they feel they need it. If he did an armed robbery then he should spend time in jail. However, you should never speak to police investigators. Even if you are completely innocent, you don't ever speak to investigators without a lawyer. This dope head guy knows this. He has enough knowledge or wisdom to know to never speak to them. I was simply pointing out the strategy of the police here. They know they have a week to keep bringing him in while he is in withdrawal.

Wait a sec. It’s legal that cops don’t give them any food or water?

@Galactica Phantom it's a reasonable comparison.

After four days without water u r dead... or rly close to ...


great videos but for the sake of god stop interrupting


Those sort of people are a waste 9 months of pregnancy 🤰🗑


I love how this drug addict is the smartest criminal I've seen yet in your series.


The unprofessionalism of these cops are so unreal, Jeff asked for a lawyer more than 2 times, he should only have to ask once, still didn’t get one though.

@ToFu lol, enjoy defending the state trying to step on rights

@ToFu thats not a “different opinion”. this is a Matter. Of. Law. Not opinion.

@ToFu lol dude so used to retreating to the "it's just my opinion" defence he does it about a literal fact

@ToFu not an opinion. It's a flaw in the law

@ToFu i dont think this is a matter of opinion my guy

@ToFu because they're literally misinforming people about an infringement of a right by disputing the facts, without any sources or information to back it up. I also wouldn't be talking if you're just going to resort to ad-hominems and not actually make a point.

@Connor Endres also, the first google search of "can an officer keep asking you questions after you ask for attorney" it outright states they cannot, according to multiple websites. He had made it quite certain he only wanted an attorney, leaving 0 interpretation to his words. Maybe research your own opinion before you weigh in?

@Connor Endres funny how you ignore the part where I say "the cop can certainly keep asking questions, but" and explain why it's detrimental to do so. Also, to keep him there for over 5 hours and try to question him again is a clear attempt to put him under mental duress. Which is not a valid way of obtaining information or evidence, as stated by almost any case where a forced confession occurs. Good attempt, though, you certainly have a future as an armchair officer.

@XP_Shared wrong. They can still ask questions during the time before a lawyer shows up, which is exactly what happened here. After the first interrogation, they still have the right to pull him into an interrogation, but cant force him to say anything. They can ask questions but if he wont answer he cant be hurt by that.

@asdf the cop literally states that he has the right to stop answering questions at any time until a lawyer is present. To then prod him for more questions is infringing upon that right directly, as he has made it clear he wishes to exercise that right. While the cop certainly can keep asking questions, it's just going to be more fodder for the attorney to pull up against him as evidence that they were mistreating Jeff.

They’ll get you one but it doesn’t mean they are required to stop asking you questions. They’re trying to trick him into giving up incriminating info


He needs help. Not his rights violated by criminal blue line cops. Defund the police!


Full feature film Called Jeff starring A Heavily Sedated McCaughnahey? Or Christian Bale? James Franco?


Jeff is a textbook example of what you should do when interrogated by the police. Lots of innocent people are in jail for talking (thinking, I am innocent and the truth will win. It does not. The Police are not on your side). If the police have physical evidence an interrogation is not needed. However, if you end up in court then you talk during the trial which will be more fair with witnesses of what you say. Look for seminars and teaching of defence lawers, they will say the same thing as I.

@Bernardo c yea it’s the same in the US that’s what a guilty plea is in court. But this isn’t court it’s an interrogation room designed to gather as much evidence against you. You never confess in an interrogation room, it will be used to against you in court. If the cops say “just tell us what happened, we already know but we want to hear it from you” what that really means they don’t have substantial evidence that probably won’t hold up in court but please tell us so we can charge you and win the case.

@Keaton Hatch not sure about in US, but in other countries, if you confess your crime your punishment will be diminished.

@mmmk you really expect me to rewatch this video just to answer that question? No thanks.

@Seth Brown he said he was at his buddies and that he's addicted to heroin, and that he doesn't talk to cops. Am I missing something?

100% agreed. I have been arrested my fair share of times in my youth and I refused to say anything other than "I want my lawyer".

Pretty hilarious that on this channel the one person that does a good job in the interrogation room is the literal heroin junkie in the middle of withdrawal who just wants a coke.

Not really, he said a lot. He’s very talkative and while most of what he said had nothing to do with the situation he did mention some things about it. If you’re talking you’re not thinking. Just ask for a lawyer and say nothing else other than, “when is my lawyer arriving?”

Biggest lie a cop can use… “I have enough evidence to put you away for a long time” well what the hell are you asking questions for


Doesn't matter how innocent you are, there's only four words you should ever say in an interrogation: "I want a lawyer." The police are not your friends; they will not do anything for you. This is their job. They are not there to help you. Again, no matter how innocent you are--they are not there to help! There is nothing you can say that will help you get released. Nothing! DO NOT SPEAK except to say, "I want a lawyer."  If they keep asking questions, "Are you refusing my request for a lawyer? I want a lawyer."  I was tgiven this advice  by a friend who was an NYPD Detective for 20 years. Jeff was smart!

@J K What a sheltered life you lead, child.

@J K What a sheltered life you lead, child.

Lightning Round    The police are not supposed to be your “friend”.  Their job is to enforce the law and put bad guys in jail on in the ground.  If the judicial system is broken it’s broken in that too many criminals are set free.

Lightning Round    Yes, you now see that you are wrong.

Lightning Round    Yes, you now see that you are wrong.

@J K Okay, now I see where you're coming from--you're just being deliberately obtuse. Welp, good luck with that. I'm out.

Lightning Round    The police enforce the laws.  Do you think the judges are going to arrive at the scene of an active crime?    When someone has your family at gunpoint who shows up?   Court reporters?

@J K You do realize that it's not the police's job to hold anyone accountable, right? It's the job of the criminal justice system.

Here's the definition from Britannica encyclopedia :  "Police, the body of officers representing the civil authority of government. Police typically are responsible for maintaining public order and safety, enforcing the law, and preventing, detecting, and investigating criminal activities."

No one here is advocating for criminal activity. What commenters, myself included, are saying is that the police are not your friends. They are an investigative body doing a job. Their offer of advocacy is not true and is only done as a manipulative tactic. The sooner your realize that the wiser you are in this situation.

Innocent or guilty you should never volunteer information without an attorney present. Not only is that your right but it is the basis of the US justice system: innocent until proven guilty.. Our system is designed in favor of a guilty person going free rather than an innocent person being  convicted. The system also recognizes levels of guilt and innocences. Very little is black or white in our system.

As we have seen too many times, the criminal justice system in the US is flawed. So the old adage is applicable: Better to be thought a fool  than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

Getdown AndDye cops love to play that angle “ just be honest we will help you out, we will tell so an so you cooperated” like they actually give af about what happens to you. I unfortunately learned that as a teenager and now know the best way to deal with cops is keeping your fucking mouth shut.

My friend there is a saying in Australia that we r government  and hear to help you , just run

My friend there is a saying in Australia that we r government  and hear to help you , just run

@Natanya Parsons That's a good point.  Should they have all confessed?  Or better, turned themselves in.  Does anyone that speeds, even accidentally do that?  Or gets away with letting a parking meter run out accidentally?  Of course not.  Not to say murderers, rapists and thieves should go free, however, that doesn't mean I would expect only the honest people to be punished.  The bad guys would never freely admit to those crimes (well some might, but I wouldn't count on that).  Either way, everyone, even non-citizens have a right to an attorney.

@Natanya Parsons   Correct, the biggest problem is guilty people getting off and then walking the streets and committing more crimes.  That is not good at all.

Very few innocent people are in prison.  The laws and legal procedures are very much biased in favor of not convicting innocent people.

Criminals all think they are innocent i'm sure, but it's the rare exception.  No system is perfect.  And most of the "innocent" people in prison are lifetime criminals anyhow, so it's probably better that they are not doing harm to others outside of prison.

Yep!! A lot of innocent people are behind bars, or have died in prison, because they decided to talk to the police. <br>There are also a lot of guilty people walking the streets, because they never talked, they lawyered up, and the police couldn't get enough evidence to convict.

Yep!! A lot of innocent people are behind bars, or have died in prison, because they decided to talk to the police.
There are also a lot of guilty people walking the streets, because they never talked, they lawyered up, and the police couldn't get enough evidence to convict.

@Mike McMillan

1. In this world there is too much of a focus on rights and not enough focus on responsibility.  Do not confuse "too much focus" with "should be zero focus".

2. If people focus on their responsibilities 90% of the serious issues go away.  Problems arise because of criminals not because of cops.  If you obey the law you are HIGHLY UNLIKELY to have any kind of meaningful encounter with the police.

3. Simply put.  Worry first about not committing crime before you start worrying about what you do after you have intentionally committed criminal acts.  Don't put yourself in that position and 90% of the problems go away.

4.  It's fiscally, not physically

@J K First, I'd like to establish that I consider myself a very physically conservative, law abiding, slightly socially liberal ish conscious person with a slightly Libertarian view of things (I realize that sentence could use some work, sorry.  That applies to the rest of next 2 cents as well.).  I don't disagree with the ideology of staying within the Law.  Even if that is sometimes harder to practice than preach or believe in.  I fully believe in being a responsible and honest citizen.  I do however, disagree with many LEO tactics as well as most citizens' (and LEO) lack of knowledge of the Laws and their rights.  Everyone is responsible for their own actions.  They are also are responsible for knowing their rights and what is and is not a violation of them.

Really, "focus less on whatever rights you have".  Wow, that just seems to be an attempt to get someone to go off.

Most LEO (especially local LEO) are horribly misinformed or ignorant of actual Laws and Regulations and even Policies of the Departments they work for (some knowingly break or bend the Law).  Unfortunately this is a fact that unintentionally (and somes on purpose) hurts many innocent (as I said before, nobody is completely innocent) people.

The jails are also full of people that have yet to be prosecuted in court (guilty and innocent) that can't afford the actual bail or the 10% most bail bonds charge when used.  Many citizens simply take a plea deal to get out.  The deal of a different or lessor charge or lessor of the many extra tacked on charges that LEO and/or Prosecutors use to get some kind of conviction   Often, with horrendous repercussions, immediately or later in life.  Sometimes that plea bites them later in life with unintended consequences because a new Law that comes in being and is retroactive (it happens a surprising amount).  There are hundreds, probably thousands of Laws or amendments to Laws that affect many people without their knowledge.  After once being in the system, any interaction with LEO, (even when a citizen is trying to do the right thing) can be disastrous or at least very uncomfortable and inconvenient.

It's always best to completely avoid any interaction or involvement with a LEO unless a person is a direct victim of a crime or witnesses a crime.  Just being a witness can subject a person to incredible hardship.  Although it's every citizens duty to provide accurate and timely information, usually witness testimony or affidavit is flawed, often coached,  inflammatory,  and usually flat inconsistent to the true facts.

Everyone knows or at least should know or educate themselves with their Rights, the Laws of the land and proper edicate if they ever do have an interaction with Law Enforcement.  Law enforcement have an incredibly hard and dangerous job.  People should consider that when dealing with them.  They are just people that also have families, friends and co-workers.  Just like any workplace, there are certainly people (LEO) that are good and some are bad at the job they have.  There are very intelligent, well trained employees, as well as the opposite of each.  In many areas of the world and the USA, there is socially ingrained prejudices, flat racism, ignorance, bullies, mean f****rs and a**w**les and just plain idiots.  Those facts should scare the hell out everyone.

My extra 1/2 cent.

@Mike McMillan   I'll tell you what is more messed up than the criminal justice system.  The amount of shitty, lowlife criminal civilians who murder, rape and steal.  That's the problem you need to focus on.  There are very few problems if you obe the law.  I obey the law have have zero problems with the police.  Basically every person I know obeys the law and has zero problems with the police.

Focus on your responsibilities in being a responsible and honest citizen and focus less on whatever rights you have when fighting the police after you have committed a crime.

@J K  I'm not saying that criminals should get away with crime.  However, the criminal justice system is severely messed up in the USA.  Technically most people are guilty of some kind of crime(s), almost nobody is completely innocent.  "You have the right to remain silent." "Etc..."  Read about your Miranda Rights here:

https://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-rights/miranda-rights-and-the-fifth-amendment.html

Even if you are a criminal, you should not do the Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) job for them.  Every lawyer (and every Cop I know) in the US will tell you that you should NOT talk with LEO without an attorney present and without their advice to or not to answer any given question.  Let them speak or not speak for you or advise you to or NOT to speak.

Many criminals (as well as innocent people) have been charged and convicted of charges or additional charges that they may or may not have been guilty of due to statements they made without proper representation.  Lawyers screw up as well but most people will do much better with the help of an attorney (even the mostly worthless Public Defender).  Confessing never helps (unless a prior negotiated deal can or has been made)!  The LEO is not there to help you!  Their job is to arrest and get convictions for crimes.  They don't care who gets convicted, just that a conviction has been made for that crime.   Of course they prefer that they get the right person, but it's not a requirement.  LEO are allowed to LIE, deceive and confuse a suspect to gain any evidence and build a case.  Even if it's a BS case... you would be very surprised how many people are in jail or prison that weren't guilty of the crime(s) they were convicted with.  Not to say that many of them shouldn't be there anyway.

My 2 1/2 cents.

Agent 99     So you think you have a right to commit criminal acts?

Agent 99     So you think you have a right to commit criminal acts?

Agent 99   So, to clarify, your position is that criminals should thwart the efforts of law enforcement to hold them accountable and responsible for the crimes they commit.  You sound like a criminal.

@J K
Nice 👍🏽Gentlemen we need a volunteer to ride up and bring us back some extra men.
Please take 1 step forward for this mission that you might not survive.
Everybody takes one step back except for you. You are a very brave and honorable man.

@J K  lol! I'm just a smooth criminal over here!  😂 any fair minded person would know to call their attorney for the reasons listed. Circumstances aren't as black and white when discussing cooperation. We as citizens have rights too. I'm sorry you don't understand that but I'm not about to waste my Sunday explaining it to some faceless person on the internet.

Agent 99    I said if.  If you commit a crime you should accept responsibility and cooperate with the police and accept your punishment.

Agent 99   So no you’re on the criminal’s side?   Sounds like bullshit to me.

Agent 99   So no you’re on the criminal’s side?   Sounds like bullshit to me.

@J K never committed a crime in my life FYI. I had my first ticket in 20 years Dec 26. I wouldn't have my career if I was out committing crimes. Ridiculous assumption.

@J K I made a disclaimer, nobody read that as expected

@J K I made a disclaimer, nobody read that as expected

@J K I've been the victim of a crime and the police made my life worse.

@J K I've been the victim of a crime and the police made my life worse.

Agent 99   First, Don’t commit crimes and if you did you should cooperate with the police if you are guilty of a crime.

100% correct. They aren't your friends and they twist words and manipulate. No, never talk without an attorney and its smart. People rarely know their rights. This is how coerced confessions happen.

Not true.  If you are guilty you should man up and say three words:  “I did it”.

Not true.  If you are guilty you should man up and say three words:  “I did it”.

@Billy Elden Ring
Ok you’re right you junkies are very smart.
Newton was 84 it’s too bad that mercury killed him.

@Billy Elden Ring
Ok you’re right you junkies are very smart.
Newton was 84 it’s too bad that mercury killed him.

@The Devil's Advocate sir Isaac Newton, one of the most inteligent humans in history died because he consumed mercury regularly. Substance abuse isn't really a good metric to determine intelligence my guy. Freud was a coke head, Francis crick was high on LSD half the time, plenty of incredibly smart people have history of drug abuse. And plenty of people that are dumb as rocks never touched a drug in their lives.

@The Devil's Advocate lol... Nice try .<br>Wrong guy..

@The Devil's Advocate lol... Nice try .
Wrong guy..

@WEIRDEAD
I know you ❤ your heroin
But it’s time to get sober you are killing yourself. I care for you friend. You can do it.

@The Devil's Advocate you have the right to remain silent too

@The Devil's Advocate you have the right to remain silent too

There is a great retirement plan for junkies.
You have to be smart to get the junkie pension.
All you smart junkies enough of your excuses.
“Come on it’s time to get sober “
All your smarts are killing you.

@The Devil's Advocate it's a nondiscriminitiry drug

@The Devil's Advocate it's a nondiscriminitiry drug

@TheCoffeeNut711 Honestly, that's kind of what they are hoping for. As was said in the video, they want info to try and pin you down. The other urge is to talk and explain. The less you say the less your lawyer will have to undo. <br>I sound like I've had all sorts 9f interactions with the criminal justice system. I haven't personally. However, I did work as an intermediary between the homeless/mentally ill and the criminal justice system for se3veral years. I saw a lot.

@TheCoffeeNut711 Honestly, that's kind of what they are hoping for. As was said in the video, they want info to try and pin you down. The other urge is to talk and explain. The less you say the less your lawyer will have to undo.
I sound like I've had all sorts 9f interactions with the criminal justice system. I haven't personally. However, I did work as an intermediary between the homeless/mentally ill and the criminal justice system for se3veral years. I saw a lot.

@T L doesn't mean anything more, you could just say LAWYER and nothing else lol.

@T L doesn't mean anything more, you could just say LAWYER and nothing else lol.

Jeff was very smart and clearly had been around the block a few times, when the cop said “give me something I’ll give you something, I’ll tell the prosecutor you were helpful” and Jeff was like that doesn’t mean dick. And he was so right they try to make it seem like they’re on your side and want what’s best for you and believing them will fuck you over real quick

If you're a US Citizen who has been arrested by US Police, sure.
Atleast in Australia, their job is to enforce the law, keep the peace and help the citizens of their nation.  My interactions with officers has been extremely positive in Australia, I had an intervention order served to me after my ex filed for one, when she filed she claimed I owned guns (at the time I didnt) and that I was extremely violent and unhinged, when officers arrived to serve the paper to me (and a court summons) they arrived with 4 at the door and 2 on standby at their patrol vehicles, they were equipped with vests and were prepared to draw their firearms while also carrying enormous cans of pepper spray.
When they saw me in my pajamas and confused, it clicked in their heads that the warning they received was a fabrication, especially when they asked if I owned firearms and I denied that I did.  They were cool, collected and polite to me and after the initial introduction at the door, they were just generally respectful of me, particularly when I broken down in a panic about it all. One officer, a female, sat me down on the couch and talked me through the situation about how they had to collect items that were in dispute of having been stolen until the court case and other things.
Other cases, such as when four detectives broke into my fathers house to arrest my brother for armed assault left me again with a panic attack after barricading myself in my room. At the time all I saw were plain clothed people trying to peek into windows in the house (which was a fenced off property with the entrances locked, so they had to climb in to approach) so I thought my brother had angered some gang members or something (since I knew he was doing drugs and was messing around with gangs at the time) since I'm a pretty strait laced sort of person, it sent me into a panic and when they forced entry on the room (thinking I was my brother) they tried to defuse the situation as calmly as possible.

You should always ask for a lawyer in interrogations, yes, because you don't know the law very well if at all and should get someone who does to help you, but if you aren't in the US, the police are meant to help you, not cause you harm. Particularly because they get paid a steady wage with benefits unlike the US.

My friend is a cop and told me the exact same thing

My friend is a cop and told me the exact same thing

The Devil's Advocate ::::: Being smart has nothing to do with whether you self medicate or not. Person's that are extremely hurt self medicate. The fact that you neglect all this is a sign that YOU are not SMART.

Either way, if there is actual solid evidence, it will come out in court regardless.  Anything else in the interrogation is merely an add-on charge.  Police build cases, not defend them in court; not enough people know to stay silent or request a lawyer to be present.

@The Devil's Advocate Nevertheless, he is an addict and still knew how to conduct himself. He said nothing to incriminate himself. He didn't try to explain his actions or his motivations. He didn't give the police anything; so they had to proceed on whatever evidence they had--if any beyond circumstantial.  He was smart in the way he played the system's game.

@Oldbatwit All that's true. and Jeff is smart regarding how he handled the situation. Look at how he never said anything that could incriminate himself--good or bad.. He knew the system and that the police are there to pin him down and find discrepancies. A lawyer would tell his/her client "Don't say anything."

@The Devil's Advocate I remember when I thought the world was that simple

@The Devil's Advocate I remember when I thought the world was that simple

If he was really smart he wouldn’t be a junkie

If he was really smart he wouldn’t be a junkie

Be more explicit: "I'm invoking my right to counsel." Believe it or not, it's been an issue on State's appeal

Be more explicit: "I'm invoking my right to counsel." Believe it or not, it's been an issue on State's appeal

This is all true. In many cases if they don't have evidence they will make it up. "I want a lawyer" is all that should be said EVER! It is amazing that even after he asks for a lawyer they continue to question him. That's an absolute violation of his Constitutional rights.

Jeff was smart?<br>A heroin addict for 14 years, wearing a paper suit, under arrest for armed robbery and looking at 10 to life..

Jeff was smart?
A heroin addict for 14 years, wearing a paper suit, under arrest for armed robbery and looking at 10 to life..


He’s just milking them for free Coca Cola, that’s why he’s a hero - balls. Wham bam thanks for the coke, put me back in the cell.


Cop: do u understand?
Jeff: * throws snot tissue in bin * no
Cop: huh?
Jeff: yes

Cop: do u understand?
Jeff: * *throws snot tissue in bin* * no
Cop: huh?
Jeff: yes

𓂀 ᴛⷮ aͣ uͧ rͬ aͣ 𓂀


Odds are he'll be back for his Butterfinger. And another Coke.


"i got a lot of physical evidence"<br>"then why you still talking to me?"

"i got a lot of physical evidence"
"then why you still talking to me?"

@kelly xx Probably playing golf with the prosecuting attorney.  Jeff knew to keep his mouth shut.

That was dodgy where’s the lawyer he asked for

@User name 1234 They can only detain someone for so long without adequate evidence.<br>Apparently, they arrested him on suspicion and had no evidence, unless they can trick him.

@User name 1234 They can only detain someone for so long without adequate evidence.
Apparently, they arrested him on suspicion and had no evidence, unless they can trick him.


Alguien que me cuente qué pasa en español y por qué he llegado aquí gracias


Officer: "You have the RIGHT to an attorney"
Jeff: "I want my lawyer"
Officer: "Okay... But also no"

Officer: "You have the right to stay silent"
Jeff: "🤐"
Officer: "Why won't you talk?"

@Bosanac Pravi idk why did you need to comment that? Maybe because freedom of speech. Comment sections can have whatever comment you wanna type as long as your not violating YouTube's terms of service. Also if you don't like the comment just move on.

@Badd Newz If you're talking about my comment I didn't lol. I didn't think it was that good a comment 🤣 there are way better comments than my one.

Badd Newz I buy it once or twice but when you get into the “frequently” territory I’m gonna say you probably need to stop doing whatever you’re doing. You don’t get hauled in for questioning frequently unless you are doing bad things or are around the wrong people.

@Super_squishy_awesomeness _ it happens believe it or not... more often than it should

The Fourth Man frequently falsely accused😂😂😂 yeah sure

Omg 1k likes damn thanks guys i didn't think it was a good comment🤣

@Echs Dee I hate it when humans have there stupid rights not being guilty and what not

Wait, what the hell? You’re taking advantage of your legal rights?! What is this bullshit?!


Hahahaha the Coca Cola marketing devesion because he keeps bringing up the coke in the video u fell for that joke?


Cop: You have the right to remain silent.
Jeff: Remains silent.
Cop: Surprised Pikachu Face.


Thats funny all that shit talking about evidence and they release him 12 hours later


Jeff: "You playin' the good cop?"
Cop: "No. I'm usually a prick."
Jeff: "You look like a prick."

Legendary!!!
I literally spit my coffee...

@Sascha Basch If you think that way then do so, im just saying my opinion on your comment never said you can't say what you want hun.

@The Midnight Library huh no i just think making bad comments to fish for likes is low

@Sascha Basch you sound very upset that your comments don’t get likes

@Sascha Basch little boy, I think whoever is in charge of your internet time should be watching you more closely.

@Sascha Basch I mean you are giving them attention?

@Sascha Basch I mean you are giving them attention?

Can a Chicken with no feathers has some milk?

@Sascha Basch im 15 as-well... and now see why people make fun of teens. Because of people like you.

@Pappa Flammy Boi lol ppl will hate on anything

@Pappa Flammy Boi lol ppl will hate on anything

i dont care what anyone says, this is a good comment

i dont care what anyone says, this is a good comment

@Sascha Basch it's actually good for people who do not good at english like me, sometimes I can not hear clearly what people were saying in the video or when they use the vocabularies that I dont know,  I would look for these kind of comments to discover the content in the video

@Sascha Basch wow.. such woke, much wisdom.. from a 15yo too.. that's impressive, i must say

@Sascha Basch well, he got 2000 + likes i guess that is why

@Sascha Basch well, he got 2000 + likes i guess that is why

MiSs RaNdOm Yeah i can say what i want. And?

MiSs RaNdOm Yeah i can say what i want. And?

@Sascha Basch the comment is free you can say what you what honey.

Evox How is it the end of the story if u ended it in three dots 😆

Evox How is it the end of the story if u ended it in three dots 😆

@Sascha Basch It appears to me that you guys are reading way too much information between the lines. It's a quote, it originated from the video, it was humorous, I shared it, some people liked it, end of story. It literally is that simple...

@Sascha Basch don't worry about them, everyone is entitled to their own opinion just like you. i'm just surprised people are getting offended over a 15 year olds opinion over the Internet lmaooo

Andromeda is Coming Alright if thats true that doesnt mean i can’t mess with people for fun and enjoy the anarchy

@Sascha Basch has it ever occured to you that youre just a 15 year old kid who hasnt been alive long enough to understand what matters most about life, its about connecting with people. I know you dont understand this but one day you will i promise.

Andromeda is Coming Guys its a rlly bad comment that lacks creativity amd humor and is undeserving of hundreds of likes 😂. The fact that yall are all defending this dude because i said rhat is honesty pretty funny and shows that you all have nothing better to do. The only reason im even replying is just to humor myself because this is honesty pretty sad

@Sascha Basch To show others how much amusement he/she got from that particular segment. And the no, of likes shows the no of ppl agreeing to that emotion. It's a human nature to try and feel. And this is apparently one of the way. connect Understand?

@Pappa Flammy Boi good on you for defending yourself, I for one did catch that smooth boss interaction but reading it again gave me a good chuckle lol, liked. Dont pay any mind to the negative people theyre just taking out their frustrations on the internet.

@Adam Carlos I mean...we can both be right just from different angles, Its all down to how you choose to look at it. Im not as aggressively individualistic as I was in my 20s I just mellowed out and got more friendly about the public in general but thats just me.

@Adam Carlos its a way for people to connect with each other. Repeating something you heard in the video is how on the internet you say "this is what I liked about this video" and sometimes it makes you laugh because somebody else acknowledged what you also liked, its how we share a laugh together through youtube. Thats how that works and why.

@Adam Carlos seems like you're just being a Karen on the internet lol

@HunGerMovies I gotta be careful what I drink and watch.

@HunGerMovies I gotta be careful what I drink and watch.

@Sascha Basch i don't mind it people quoting what was said, i think of it as a reaction to the video. that's kinda why we look at the comment section right ? to see peoples opinions or reactions to the video.

“Legen- wait for it ... dary “ -Barney Stinson

“Legen- wait for it ... dary “ -Barney Stinson

@Sascha Basch because they feel that what they are finding funny is common with others. They are sharing the moment. It is like when you tell a story multiple times and it is still funny even though you know what happened.

@Socrative Much appreciated... Liked you back

@Socrative Much appreciated... Liked you back

@Pappa Flammy Boi just saying I appreciate your comment, Evox. No use in arguing with a brandead 14-year-old here. Why does the validity of youtube comments matter to these people, anyway? Imagine being so socially cut off that they think every person's actions is for imaginary internet points. have a like :)

@Sascha Basch I was wondering when we were going to get to the ad hominem part of our conversation. And since you were the first to step in it, I'll let you wallow in it, since I find the smell offputting. Besides, stooping that low hurts my back...

@Sascha Basch I'm unclear as to why I would need validation as it doesn't serve me in any particular way since I'm posting semi-anonymously anyway. To your claim of legitimate, it would seem news outlets quote things all the time so I don't see your point.

And last but not least, as to the originality of it, I don't care. Most ideas are a rehash of the past anyway. There might be some original physics or mathematics produced somewhere, but it doesn't carry much humor in it...

Evox exactly so maybe next time be original and get the likes u want so much from something legitimate

@Sascha Basch The "near" exact quote came from the video which would mean almost everyone posting it would be copying from the original.

Evox no u didn’t 😂 u copied it from other people bc ur desperate for likes and validation u aint goin nowhere

Evox Nearly 400 people are glad you posted Evox- it's a shared laugh & one way to bring strangers who would otherwise not share even a moment together.

@Sascha Basch I was about to switch off and seen this comment so decided to watch the rest 🤣

@Sascha Basch cos it's good for another chuckle 😏

@Sascha Basch cos it's good for another chuckle 😏

@Sascha Basch I just posted it in the odd chance somebody didn't catch the verbal interplay. Whether I get likes or not is just incidental, nothing more, nothing less.

Adam Carlos Ikr its so annoying that rhey get attention off it too

Why ppl think quoting the video they just watched is a good comment?


"How bout that Butterfinger you promised me."  The legend of Jeff.

Butterfingers are for people who sign confessions

@Miss Tury  because they knew he was a heroin addict. Sugar helps  tremendously when you're going through withdrawals to help take the edges off.

@ijustgottasaythis because they knew he was a heroin addict and sugar helps  tremendously when you're going through withdrawals to help take the edges off

@Beans  Yes. I agree it is bad. They should offer him something better like some methadone. That's what he needs.

Yeah, why not make up his own "fairy tale" and get some glimmer of actual nutrition outta these guys?  Freakin' Coke...

Yeah i mean its kinda bad that they bribe him like that.


i hioe jeff is corporate boss at cocacola he advertised it well enough there in my opinion


"You've really handcuffed me here by asking for an attorney"

While the dude sits there in literal handcuffs lol. What an ironic choice of words. You've basically handcuffed this poor officer by asking for legal counsel, Jeff

Finessed them for 2 cokes then said take me back to my cell 😂

Btw I was the 420th like 😤


"You have the right to remain silent......
...do you understand your rights?
-Remain in silence
I think he understand his rights most than everybody in this channel 😂

"You have the right to remain silent......
...do you understand your rights?
-*Remain in silence*
I think he understand his rights most than everybody in this channel 😂


Where do you get methadone? I dont I just buy heroin, damn cut out the middleman


“wham, bam, thank you for the coke, now put me back in the cell.” has been my favorite quote for so long and to hear it again is like music to my ears, legendary.


They kept a heroin addict in an interview room for almost 24 hours after he had asked for an attorney multiple times. Hopefully the whole thing got tossed.

@Jessica Murphy  It is not legal to continue to try to question a suspect after that suspect has clearly exercised his right to counsel. They used the fact that he was an addict as a way to wear him down as to get him to incriminate himself. The request for council doesn't even have to be clearly stated, it simply has to be understood as such.

it is actually perfectly legal to keep them in the interview room, even when going through withdrawals. not necessarily humane, but enforcement uses exhaustion to their benefit. although it is definitely not legal to keep questioning him after he asks for counsel

@777 777 criminals are those who break laws. Uniforms aren't exemptions

Kerim Gueney someone who goes in to peoples houses armed with a gun while ur family still there . To me they should not have any rights ...stop defending criminals

@777 777 no one's defending his crime, everyone is pointing out that the cops didn't honor him asking for an attorney when he's supposed to.

That happened to me in 24 hours jail stay. I asked for my insulin numerious times

@amaniiexchnge  It's not legal in any way shape or form. Once he asks for an attorney the questioning stops. That's what is a legal. They can keep him there But they had better be getting someone from the pd's office. They cannot keep him there and then keep going back in trying to get him to incriminate himself.

@Nicole he kept his composure by releasing he had no other choice. for some this realization comes harder than others, just like addicts who still choose to fancy whatever their vice was and after withdrawling they choose to free themeselves from that vice, but that doesn’t mean you have to withdrawl. It’s trully crazy what the human brain can concieve

Idk how it is anywhere else, but anytime I’ve been to jail and was withdrawing from heroin, I had constant medical supervision. That’s one of the first things they ask you when you get arrested “are you going to be withdrawing from any drugs? Blah blah blah” <br>Cops should never interrogate someone going through withdrawals cuz it causes a lot of false confessions because they just wanna get out of there as fast as possible. I don’t think it’s illegal for them to do that, but it’s just not morally correct in my opinion. They should have stopped questioning him and waited until he was physically able to.

Idk how it is anywhere else, but anytime I’ve been to jail and was withdrawing from heroin, I had constant medical supervision. That’s one of the first things they ask you when you get arrested “are you going to be withdrawing from any drugs? Blah blah blah”
Cops should never interrogate someone going through withdrawals cuz it causes a lot of false confessions because they just wanna get out of there as fast as possible. I don’t think it’s illegal for them to do that, but it’s just not morally correct in my opinion. They should have stopped questioning him and waited until he was physically able to.

@Puppy Puppington I understand what you mean, however what is the solution? Cops give him heroin? ...

jeff choma Not gonna derail this into a route where you blame addicts for x, y and z. Thanks, next.

@Nicole or.. does the consequences of addiction and joblessness make addicts transform themselves out of necessity for drugs into pathological liars.

Tl;dr the stigma around addiction is disgusting and has directly lead to intentional terrible treatment of addicts, all perfectly exemplified in this video.

Ash people don’t understand it. It’s like taking a diabetic and mocking them and refusing them insulin.

Honestly this was the most disgusting part for more, at least twenty minutes in. I can’t believe that’s legal, and I suspect it isn’t. Especially given asking for the lawyer repeatedly. Intentionally putting someone into withdrawal that can be so agonizing that people regularly attempt suicide is horrific.


Imagine if he wasn't an addict, dude could rule the world.

@Unbreakable2199 im more of a Pepsi guy myself

@Joey Spillz dude im hooked on somethin way worse than Heroin. It's called IG, I post a pic every 26 seconds

He still could after some recovery... I'm 7 years clean from opiates...

@Marquis de Lafayette well said my friend

@Marquis de Lafayette well said my friend

He is literally so much smarter than the police officers its hilarious. Hope it works out for him.

He wouldn't be the person he is without addiction

Joey Spillz congratulations on being clean how long u been clean?

Daniel Lagano dropping straight facts 💯 I couldn’t agree more with your opinions/thoughts in this thread. I just wanted to show appreciation where it’s due 👌🏽

Brandon Smythe those are power hungry/money addicts.

He did what everyone should do when asked anything by the police: he didn’t talk.

@*Wockhardt Who do you believe controlled things before the conception of Christianity's Devil worshippers?  Something I've never understood is the grasp of power the light allows the dark in their perception of duality. 🤷🏻♂

Our Souls Are energy and It's Eternal and That This Physical realm Is Literally HELL and The Only Way To get Out of This Matrix (This False Reality) Is To get right with Yourself Internally and Spiritually
with God on a Spiritual and Conscious Level
because If You Don't Get This Life Right YOU
WILL COME BACK AND HAVE TO DO THIS ALL OVER AGAIN! And It Will Be Way Harder Than when You Did this The First Time Around.

How do you truly escape Reincarnation? And
not ever come back to this realm?? By Getting Right With Yourself and God On A Very Deep High Spiritual Consciousness Level (A Higher Power of Your Understanding). How do you go about doing this? By Learning To Get To Know The Real You through God and being Alone with yourself and God and be brutally honest
with yourself. By Learning to love Yourself. By Really Praying and Meditating on a Daily basis. Educate Your Self To Real Knowledge and Have an Open Mind of Understanding and Get Rid of all Your Inner Hate,Demons all The Negative
Energy With In Yourself Because in The End it all Comes Down To You and God! All that Really
matters is the ones who truly love you and the people you try and help to wake up Spiritually and really try to get them to understand This truth which I am telling yall Right Now. The real reality is that this world is run by The Devil and The System (The Government) The People Who Really Control This Realm KNOW THIS TRUTH That run This Sick Insane Confused Backwards Society. That they Really are Devil Worshippers and Pedophiles and That THEY
(The Government/The CIA The FBI The 1%
Billionaires Who Really Control This World
do Human Trafficking and drug tracking)

Manipulation is a tactical skill you gain as an addict. He may not of had the experience he got with drug seeking behavior. 🤗*The more you know*🥳

I actually highly doubt that... he'd probably be a mechanic and live in a trailer park..

@charles morgan why dyou need suboxone or subutex for crack cocaine? Bupanorphine ie subutex/suboxone is a synthetic opiate with an actual opiate blocker in it so it stops withdrawal while blocking opiates!!! ie.. Heroin! Why on earth would you want or need it because of crack cocaine????? Sound to me someone just wants to feel important and involved in this conversation! Well we're all listening, anything else you want to say???

@Kasper Vestergaard well where did everything come from?

I am a recovering heroin addict on methadone and been clean for 30 months. Addicts  are the most ingenious people I’ve ever been around.

Cops are not good, and don’t care about justice they just want their arrest... they can’t make a “deal” and aren’t your friend. He should have dropped the second he asked for an attorney. The ADAs only care about their conviction rates.

All those doctors and pharmaceutical companies made endless money prescribing opioids then the second the DEA threatened them they cut everyone off at once. What’d they think would happen? The DEA doesn’t wanna solve the problem because they’d lose funding. Medicated assisted treatment is the best medically proven treatment for opioid addiction but they push AA which was created in the 30s. Imagine treating cancer and such the same as 100 years ago?

@Vitamin.D.D.fishinsea  I think you have the horse and cart mixed up.   Few middle class addicts escape jail or poverty.  The constant is the heroin, not economic status.📈

@Vitamin.D.D.fishinsea "They decided that reality simply wasn't for them". Well that was kind of what I said. It's not intelligent to just ask for a lawyer. Imagine how many of this comment section would. I feel like you are stombling across your own words. Maybe that's just me.

@Vitamin.D.D.fishinsea Still you went from calling him "intelligent" to just  "not as stupid". Just seems like an exaggeration. Don't get me wrong, I know what you mean. Poverty is a problem he created himself. Please understand that.

@Vitamin.D.D.fishinsea Calling him intelligent is a bit far off from what you have just seen. It doesn't take much to be intelligent then.

Lmao that's why god make him an addict, he's too dangerous if left sane

@Jupiter Cyclops Yeah that's true many of the questions that police ask are misleading on purpose or there are people that want to collaborate with police because they are innocent, want to help, and end up incriminating themselves for something else. I think people in general put police on pedestal, or think that they are to going to help you because they are innocent. Police are humans and can be some of the sketchies people with authoratarian/antisocial personality traits.

Shawn Knox ummm, no, he wouldn’t.   Knowing that it’s not a good idea to talk to the cops when you’re arrested is criminal code 101.

@Brandon Smythe coffee is surprisingly psychoactive in large doses. As a kid i used to have the occasional coffee and it never had an effect so i always assumed the buzz was a myth. I was bored and hungover at work about a year ago and drank 2 monster energies and 4 coffees in the space of an hour and it was like a mild ecstasy/stimulant feeling. I must have chatted to 100 customers in that time and felt no awkwardness like I usually would. Maybe try it, please don't blame me if you have a heart attack.

M VS
Not just low iq. There are different kinds of smarts.
   Some peeps are too smart for their own good.
  They think they can outwit the detective

poppaluv <br>Sounds easy, but u would be suprised.  Even cops mess up during interagations , cops know how cops work.

poppaluv
Sounds easy, but u would be suprised.  Even cops mess up during interagations , cops know how cops work.

Imagine how many low IQ people felt for these tactics.

Why would he rule the world? o he knows to shut up. He knows how system/cops operate. Have you any idea how many times it was told to him to say nothing?<br>At this point it's just common sense . and if anyone reading this thinks otherwise they are going be severely disappointed in the game of life.

Why would he rule the world? o he knows to shut up. He knows how system/cops operate. Have you any idea how many times it was told to him to say nothing?
At this point it's just common sense . and if anyone reading this thinks otherwise they are going be severely disappointed in the game of life.

@Joey Spillz - damn dude, I'm happy to hear you are clean now though

I used to be a heroin addict. Your a slave to your own body. I hope he’s clean now

I think the way he thinks is because what he went through so the drugs he does is why he acts


Dude for a heroine addict he's pretty sharp.


He seems like a guy who'd be fiercely loyal. Someone you'd want to be in good Cahoots with.

@The plural is actually "asparageese". well Said Thank you 😊

@Soulplexis Oh yeah totally, but that's the illness, not the person (I'm on a big kick rn of trying-out-basing-my-logic-on the idea "behavior does not equal identity"). And even with the addiction in full swing, I'd still rank People Who Say Things Like "Never Trust A Junkie" as being generally lower on the trustworthiness scale lol. There would certainly be exceptions but, being very broad/approximate, I'd find it hard to trust someone with those kinds of ethics about categorical distrust of other people (yes I'm aware of the irony lmao).

Also relevant, I think: In my mind "junkie" implies heroin, and speaking as someone who's been and remains close friends with a wide spectrum of tweakers, I'd trust nearly any heroin user over nearly any meth user, any day. Meth doesn't literally burn holes in one's brain, but it sure seems to do something over time to the people who do it, in terms of actually changing their personality and especially their empathy skills, when compared to other drugs (including after they go sober, when applicable ... at least this is what I've noticed in my mixed anecdotal and quasi formal exposure, anyway) ... whereas (also in my mixed non-authoritative exposure) although heroin can make people absolutely bonkers trying to get the next fix -- which, considering withdrawals can be fatal, I think is pretty understandable -- I've found that it doesn't seem to damage their sense of empathy and ability to care about relationships in the longer term. So that's part of my rationale for standing up for the people I most often hear "junkie" applied to.

... And I'd still trust any level of tweaker over "Never Trust A Junkie" people for most purposes/cases lol

@The plural is actually "asparageese". yes but you have to remember they're hooked on a drug that can cause anyone to throw their closest friends under the bus for a little bit of it

Trust me he was already feeling it. You guys watch way too many movies

@MIDTNORD "on drugs"

You mean, a junkie?

@The plural is actually "asparageese". Very true. I grew up in the mountains of GA and hung out with the supposed liars, thieves and shitheads. I was never lied to, stolen from or fucked over by any of them. Those on the "other side" of society however, have been in and out of jail, on drugs, lied to my face and have almost nothing to their name 12 years later.

Someone you can rob a bank with. I agree

Until he runs out of heroin... I'd hang out with him though. Better to have him on your side rather than not on your side. He seems sly AF 🤣😂


Seriously, there are loads of other JCS 'inspired' channels out there but NONE of them match this level of skill in nuance and translation of the story, the characters and their motivations onto the screen. <br>The original is the best I guess 😉

Seriously, there are loads of other JCS 'inspired' channels out there but NONE of them match this level of skill in nuance and translation of the story, the characters and their motivations onto the screen.
The original is the best I guess 😉

Originals 19 minutes long everyone should tell JCS to bring it back!!!!!


This guy isn't an anti hero, he's an addict who was victimized by the police. He is the hero, the cops who act friendly with him so they can hurt him are the villains.  They always were cruel and sadistic, we just usually see them confronting a greater evil than themselves where here we see them abusing a man when he is at a low point in his life.


This is a tale of a wrongfully accused suspect outsmarting overzealous police, while withdrawing no less. The cop said to Jeff "Help us".. so, they wanted Jeff to help them put him away since they already said they "know" he did it..wow. I believe Jeff, and they obviously didn't have shit on him. I wish Jeff well.


For anyone finding themselves in this situation, watch Jeff and this is how you define yourself without a lawyer.  And REMEMBER just because you ask for a LAWYER doesn’t mean your guilty of anything.


Thank you for your attempt at an elaborate explanation. Here's a simpler one: Jeff is just too cool for school, and therefore automatically wins at life.


"we have evidence!" Jeff : "Like what???" best fucking part lmao, i hope jeff is alright now


In all your videos i've never routed for the subject, but I would literally die for Jeff, I hope he's doing well

No need for that but I always love a fan …if you truly feel this way hit me up on my channel it’s up in the description… my phone is broken right now so I can’t access the account but I’m working on getting back into it
Jeff

No need for that but I always love a fan …if you truly feel this way hit me up on my channel it’s up in the description… my phone is broken right now so I can’t access the account but I’m working on getting back into it
-Jeff-


Jeff is using the pause technique.. and the detective is falling right for it XD

I always been wondered what would happen if the suspect used to investigator techniques against them jeff handy cap is he can't lie to investigators to get them to slip

Making long pauses, so the opposite party wants to break the uncomfortable silence and speaks, therefore revealing possibly more information


Yeah, I heard this man say he needs a lawyer, wth? Is the law in this state different? To anyone out there, if you get hauled in for questioning, innocent or not, get a damn public defender and just don't talk.


I love how they’re bribing him with a coke & a butterfingers bar and he still isn’t saying anything (while drinking his coke he finessed them out of) 😂😂😂


Came for the psychological analysis spotlight, stayed for the Bad Santa review.


I keep coming back to this just for laughs 😂 boi was going through full blown withdrawals and he’s still “unbothered”😂 We should all be like Jeff


Almost perfect but he still said to much

When a cop says, "we have tons of evidence", they really mean we have none and need you to incriminate yourself


He really has committed robbery... He robbed them of 2 coke's.


I thought that when you ask for a lawyer they need to stop with the interrogation right away. He sat 5 more hours and the officer tried to get more info 🤷♀


I want to know why these cops are in trouble for breaking the law they completely violated this man's right how many times did he say he wanted a lawyer how many times did he remain silent when they gave him the option and yet they still harassed him for 12 hours


Is it really legal for a Cop to hound and hound and hound and hound a suspect -- after he / she already stated they do not want to talk without a lawyer.  How is that right being served when he asked to excurcise that right to remain silent, and the Cop still begs and begs and begs and begs.  I mean it's' ridiculous.


This guy seems so real. Like he’s not putting on some weird facade. He’s just done lol


I wish the best for Jeff. Fuckin' legend.


I was an addict and junkie for 10 years also and had alot of friends like Jeff along as similarities within myself. This is one of the best interviews ever.

What do you mean that you 'were' an addict?


Just minutes ago, Jeff live-streamed himself in a car possibly running from police. He ended the stream after he said his goodbyes, He is possibly dead.


i got so happy for him when he got a job and his favorite drink coka cola but i got sad when he faced a 15 year sentence.


Cop really thought he was gonna buy a confession for a coke...and then when dude wouldnt sell his freedom, got mad.


He flat out said i want a lawyer and the detective continued to press him the second he said he wanted representation the interview should have ended


RESPECT for that priceless silence Jeff !


Hope he gets the help he needs and is able to rehabilitate


<b>“I got a lot of physical evidence”</b> they always say that… will if they do, why interrogate the suspect? Why not charge him and take it to the court!

*“I got a lot of physical evidence”* they always say that… will if they do, why interrogate the suspect? Why not charge him and take it to the court!


This starts off hilarious because he literally just told the guy he has the right to remain silent.. then starts trying to get the guy to talk 🙄


the cop tryna take his coke and throw it away before he was done kinda broke my heart like damn