Interrogator: "You have the right to remain silent"<br>Jeff: "And I took that literally"

Interrogator: "You have the right to remain silent"
Jeff: "And I took that literally"

Interrogator: "And I took that <b>personally</b> "

Interrogator: "And I took that *personally* "

@Majikalis this is a decision you need to make depending on the evidence against you.

@Majikalis In a perfect world you cooperate but this isn't a perfect world, law can be specially tricky depending on your government but usually cops just wanna put someone in prison and call the case closed, in short...you shouldn't trust anyone blindly even or maybe specially the law, also if they make questions with the intent to incriminate you, you don't have to give an answer at all, by law you don't have to incriminate yourself and your silence CANNOT be used against you as admission of guilt, best thing to do is always stay quiet and get a lawyer, it sounds wrong but that's how it is

@Majikalis what?! You better not ever commit a crime! 😆 In the words of my friend Jeff, I'm not talking to you, anything I say can and will be used against me, I want a lawyer and you talking to the prosecutor/parole officer don't mean d!ck, there's no way, I didn't do it!! That should be the ONLY COOPERATION YOU GIVE!  Talk to any attorney and the first thing they'll ask is what you told the police followed by the legal advise of don't say anything!

@Maya yeah it does.  There's a reason they say "anything you say CAN and WILL be USED AGAINST YOU.

@Archonach exactly! I've never seen someone talk their way out of a crime. They only talk their way into a conviction.

@Lit af you don't cooperate if your innocent they my physiological corner you

I was looking for a comment like this, i was not disappointed

@Majikalis no it’s not 💀 how do you think most rappers get away w shit? A lawyer and not talking 🤷🏻♂ you don’t cooperate if you’re guilty tf 😂🤦🏻♂

We get it, this joke can be copy/pasted into youtube comment sections.

Jesus christ the world is doomed. They literally think the world is based on plagiarism for internet points.

You kiddin? They hate having to say that, because that means the suspect might not give them anything

@Majikalis it doesn't, in fact you have a lower chance.

If you don't speak, they can't entrap you or talk you in circles. The more and longer you speak the more likely you are to talk your way into a corner, if you don't speak at all they can't really ascertain much from you and must rely solely on the evidence before them, which sometimes isn't enough.


Not just the adversity that comes w being an addict. But the misery that caused it in the first place. This world is shit. Especially the law enforcement world. They're a bunch of villains themselves - cops, lawyers, judges.


how many more times did they question him after he asked for a lawyer? they just keep coming back every few hours, reading him his rights again, and giving it another try, pretending as if he never asked for legal council, even though they stated that he had a right to a lawyer each time they insisted on him stating he understands his rights. "yes i understand  you are trying to cover all your bases by reading me Miranda, while simultaneously violating my rights guaranteed therein". this happens everyday, guilty or not.


I just want to somehow find Jeff and give him coke.


My guy took “you have the right to remain silent” quite seriously.

and so should every person who ever gets interrogated

OmG great comment @mjbDaBeast. LMAO 👍😂😂🤣🤣

@Merc3nery He's not your compadre, home-slice

that’s what I also thought hahaha he straight up serious about it

Well you know, it does say anything you say can AND WILL be used AGIANST YOU. For a heroin addict im surprised he's not acting like a walking dead extra lmao

@salma mansour he’s not your biss opossum.

probably trying to trick them into hitting him or threatening him so he doesn't get charged

@CREEZ Er ist nicht dein Freund, comrade.

@Squidward he's not your straight, mein Freund

@Kadir Bullang he's not your gay, straight

@Kevin Brady they might still talk to you just to see if you will dig yourself a deeper hole. Youd be surprised how many times it works.

@James Mclaughlin Primitive learning if they had anything on you then they wouldn't even bother trying to talk to you period. Never help them cause if you talk then your just f'n yourself in court. Not to mention they will just twist your words and make shit up. They ain't there 4 you!

They don't ask if they got proof. Keep your mouth shut.

Search on YouTube, never talk to the police. It's 11 million views and like 8 years old. It's the classic God tier video on why you don't. Even your grandma wouldn't talk after understanding it.

@TheoDrHashiriya he is not your man, mate.

@Ariana's MoonlightBae He’s not your amigo, partner.

Well the cops say "anything you say can and will be used AGAINST you in a court of law" they don't say "anything you say can and will be used in your favor to help you out"

So obviously 🤫🤐

@Ben Campbell He's not your friend, buddy.


wheres that butterfinger you said you owe me hahaha this guy is hella legit homie


Jeff has made a couple of videos on what happened on his channel called The Legend of Jeff


"Corporate Marketing Team for Coca-Cola" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂


Jeff may be on drugs, but Jeff is smart... This is what we call street smart.

Jeff may be on drugs, but Jeff is smart... This is what we call street smart.

@Louisette LEveille Just as you have no evidence I won't need any, no most addicts are not overtly intellectual or smart.

@Johnny Star Fentanyl isn't strong because it's extracted from transdermal patches, it's used for transdernal patches because it's so strong.  It's a full mu receptor agonist, and had a very high binding affinity with the receptors.  That allows it to be incredibly effective in sub milligram doses, hence, transdernal patches are an option.

Jeff got that sugar to help his withdrawals.  He wanted that thirty-nine grams.

Jeff got that sugar to help his withdrawals.  He wanted that thirty-nine grams.

@Hazding thanks for sharing that, ive known many dead people that felt like failures due to the opinions of their loved ones and bc they couldn't stop,
I dont know even 1 person who has used opiates for a decade or more and successfully quit, Actually i lie, i know many but they are no longer alive.
The majority of opiate users must keep it to themselves otherwise they will lose everything , there is absolutely no help for the majority who are good people.
How can they admit to anyone and go to rehab and keep their career and reputation intact, they even risk losing their children.
There is a whole group of users that nobody even knows of.
Lastly ill try to give you a perspective of what it feels like to be a long term user trying to kick this habit.
Imagine being a 30 year old man and having regular sex since being an adult which is most of us.
Now imagine being told by everyone that you are an awful person for doing that and enjoying an orgasm and in order to be part of our society you cannot ever orgasm again. You try your hardest and after a few months, you do it, you feel so ashamed.
There is always going to be a hole missing in this persons life which is very hard to fill with anything else, many would rather not exist at all,
Say what you like, im just trying to help people understand the mindset of an opiate addict. It is of course different for example the whole withdrawal thing but i hope i can provide some sort of facsimile for people to understand.
I also want to people to know that being a user does not lower your intelligence, it may increase your self confidence but it also does not turn you into an immoral criminal, you can not use long term successfully by behaving badly, Most users work hard for their grud which goes on to fund the high up criminal enterprises that we can all say are awful.
For some reason humans want a section of society to hate, there is nobody left but grud users. They are just the same as everyone else, some good, some bad, some poor some rich but whenever they come out the closet, they ruin their lives unless they have ruined it themselves allready.
I really think that most overdose deaths when relapsing are suicides in disguise bc they should know their tolerance is low and it also takes a mega big dose to be fatal, usually over doses are when mixed with other things such as alcohol or benzo's,
I do know that most over dose fatalities are by people struggling with quitting and relapsing so i offer this advice to all, its better to continue being a user than dead. Unfortunately most will say that its better to be dead than be a user. I bet that would be everyone's opinion here.
No a users life is just as valuable as anyone else, it is unfair we must risk our lives daily. I given my first opiate at just 4 years old due to horrific burns and skin grafts. when i became 18, there was a H epidemic in my area and after a stressful period at 18yo i tried it. Along with the normal euphoric feelings everyone gets, i also had a nostalgic feeling that took me back to my childhood. a bit like eating grandmas cookies as an adult for the first time since you were a child.
I have used H since i was 18, i am now 43, i am no criminal, i am a decent person, and you would never know unless i told you which i just did.
Ive been through all of this but if you cannot accept me for who i am i dont want to know you. I do not need to be who you want me to be. Go away from my life if you dont like me. I dont tell you what you can do in your home.
Its not fair that i cannot acquire my stuff safely through legal channels, there is legal methadone but that is very bad for you, so much more addictive and also weakens bones. But i cannot afford to buy the amount of H i need to be ok so i must use methadone 3 times a week to not feel sick. You are supposed to have it every day but i go as long as i can without it. I recently badly broke my leg as it is weaker now due to 5 years of methadone. Nobody has a problem with me destroying my body with this legal opiate, i wish i could just get H on a prescription.
I will be a user for the rest of my life, i accept that and am ok with it.
I have tried quitting before when i was saving for my house but i was so depressed. I had access to all of life's pleasures at my fingertips but nothing makes me feel ok with life. If for some reason H disappeared for a year, i would check out like so many people do.
Like i said, i do not know even one person that is still alive after a decade of use and quit, just many dead people who kept trying, the only way they succeeded in quitting was to die.
Do i deserve to die, i know some here would say yes. but why. Just a few decades ago most of you would say that a homosexual deserves to die if he cant be normal.
Anyway, there is my rant, i hope someone gets a different perspective, just please stop the prejudice stereotypes and discrimination against people you dont know. The guy in the video here represents the minority.
All gruds need to be decriminalised and regulated including alcohol that is sold in drive throughs and kills millions on our roads, Alcohol should be sold discreetly in rations and should only be consumed in your home, Pubs should not exist just like opium dens shouldn't.
While im at it, psychotropics should be available in treatment centres to help people aswell.
There is a way to do it. Not just sell everything in a corner store but set up infrastructure and add it to the cost of said grud. It will still be cheaper and the money wouldnt be funding exotic animal and human trafficing and other awful things these high up ugly people like to do.
Anyway, you do you, BeHave Be good, Be happy, Be alive, You deserve to live. All of you, no matter your hobby or sexuality or gender or whatever it is, as long as you dont harm others you are a good person, but you allready know this. I hope you read this

That's just smart smart. He has enough foresight to know that nothing he says to the police can possibly help him (literally), and his future hangs in the balance.

@nos: Well, the only thing I knew how to help him, was to write a bot to spread the word to people who might be willing to help. You throw some bread on the water, you know, you never know what the consequences will be, but it can't be wrong.

@Johnny Star is pretty accurate. The legislation itself is the cause for most of the harm, if not directly, then indirectly (black markets attract unethical businessmen, who sell bad products, while regulated, legal markets have standards). I have a strong dislike for opiates, my bestfriend growing up OD'd 10 years ago... however, I understand that it was the demand of being drug-free that killed him, indirectly. He didn't want to live drugfree. So when pushed into rehab, they just removed his tolerance to it. Gradually improving his quality of life, while teaching him how to gradually spend more and more time off drugs, doing smaller doses, even swapping drug into something else comfortable, but not potentially deadly could have saved him. Legislation doesn't allow this route of action.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad oh yeah <br>he handles the situation perfectly and i respect him a lot already

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad oh yeah
he handles the situation perfectly and i respect him a lot already

@nos: He's not an entertainer. We enjoy one of the worst days of his life. Don't you agree it's only fair that we give a little back to him if we like him and wish him well?

@nos: I spammed the most liked comments with it in this comment section. I don't remember the address right now. But yes, he was doing well at the time and has a channel with some music he's made and trying to get straight. If you care as much as I do, then you'll just look for it and find my link.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad he has a patreon? can you link it?

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad he has a patreon? can you link it?

@nos: If you support him on his Patreon, you will be my friend. :)

@nos: If you support him on his Patreon, you will be my friend. :)

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad heroin is like signing a contract with Satan it's a whole different ball game of addicting.

@Ben Cheevers: «Street smarts» is just a specific form of wisdom and a drug addict can be very wise, because they experience so many things in life that the rest of us don't. He's clearly quite intelligent, but that doesn't make him smart, because the difference between being intelligent and being smart, is that the smart makes the right choices. You can be as intelligent as humanly possible and still be an addict, but there's no such thing as a smart addict, because the only smart choice when it comes to drug addiction, is to stop being an addict. I think it's very important to understand the difference between intelligence, wisdom and smarts. They are three entirely different things.

He’s less street smart, than he is arrogant. He’s actually an idiot. Not cooperating just delays the inevitable, it doesn’t get you out of anything.

I disagree, this is just what we call smart.

I disagree, this is just what we call smart.

You call Him “smart” however, he’s been in and out of jail? That’s not smart, that’s idiocracy and immaturity

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad it gets around users quickly who has the best stuff. Normally entrenched users don't overdose... Its when strength of the gear changes that csuses the problem.

@junkybabes: Having something does not make you the source. And obviously, it's more often the good stuff that kills.

If you think that guy is smart, I've got a bridge to sell you.

If you think that guy is smart, I've got a bridge to sell you.

@Peanut Reviews you become an addict for many reasons... Some doctors have become addicts.

@Peanut Reviews you become an addict for many reasons... Some doctors have become addicts.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad its not usually an unknown source... A lot of the time word gets around who has good gear.

@Regal 1997 : laughed out loud huh. Everyone truly handles adversity in such diverse ways

@Regal 1997 : laughed out loud huh. Everyone truly handles adversity in such diverse ways

@Nihl_4_Not Jeff could be my dad idk. Not on drugs btw imma soon to be lawyer

@Nihl_4_Not Jeff could be my dad idk. Not on drugs btw imma soon to be lawyer

@Nihl_4_Not ye it’s a really fun story to tell

@Nihl_4_Not ye it’s a really fun story to tell

Jeff dated my mom and gave her the drugs that killed her lol

Jeff dated my mom and gave her the drugs that killed her lol

Common if you're trying to start beef with peeps on comment sections for no good reason you prolly too bored

@Zunaid Ashraf God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and the Son of God and died on a cross for our sins! Believe God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and trust in God!  Live for Jesus as He died for you!! (Don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!) 🥰🤍

@Emily Rose God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and the Son of God and died on a cross for our sins! Believe God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and trust in God!  Live for Jesus as He died for you!! (Don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!) 🥰🤍

@Johnny Star having those things legal is questionable. Right now there are many jailed for such things and along with that comes incarceration problems people complain about such as conditions, space, and treatment. What makes you think that all those things will disappear? If anything it'll all go higher and more people will self destruct.  Like it or not, people who think they can control themselves with those gruds most likely end up being addicts. You mentioned how it's self responsibility when it comes to that and people should do what they want, so why should there be help/treatment for those who become addicts if it's self responsibility? If that's what they want to do?(I'm not oppose helping, the opposite actually just saying to try to prove a point I suppose) Making gruds like those legal would lower the self responsibility you claim that should arise from that.

@Louisette LEveille: You didn't understand what I wrote. I wrote that <i>politicians</i> are stupid for believing that punishment and humiliation solves addiction.

@Louisette LEveille: You didn't understand what I wrote. I wrote that _politicians_ are stupid for believing that punishment and humiliation solves addiction.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad and you are someone who has noooo clue as to what your talking about the majority of addicts are over intelligent and deeply intellectuals actually. Stop judging and think properly ans clearly before you speak. If you don’t have a clue be quiet

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad what country do u live in?🧐

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad what country do u live in?🧐

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad he is not just samrt he is S mart, groovy ')

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad he is not just samrt he is S mart, groovy ')

@Jo-Erlend SchinstadCriminalizing suicide is ridiculous! At worst it prompts people to make sure they do a thorough and lethal job the first attempt 😞

A lot of heavy drugs you were servers are believe it or not

A lot of heavy drugs you were servers are believe it or not

@Cassi Crawford: Hehe, that's ok. You're not alone. Several others seem to have made the same mistake. In 1902, Norway decriminalized suicide. You know what that means; at some point, a policitian sat down and thought it was a good idea to <i>criminalize</i> suicide. Like «I want to kill myself, but I can't because I'm too afraid to go to prison». That is the type of stupidity that really boggles my mind.

@Cassi Crawford: Hehe, that's ok. You're not alone. Several others seem to have made the same mistake. In 1902, Norway decriminalized suicide. You know what that means; at some point, a policitian sat down and thought it was a good idea to _criminalize_ suicide. Like «I want to kill myself, but I can't because I'm too afraid to go to prison». That is the type of stupidity that really boggles my mind.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad oops! I actually am guilty of poor reading comprehension. I thought you were calling Jeff stupid for knowingly injecting unknown drugs! I was so tired and skipped over anything else. I agree completely with your comment lol

@Cassi Crawford: Well, I wrote about the stupidity of politicians who thinks punishment works as a deterrent to drug use and you told me I don't understand addiction. I would assume that you disagree with me.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad what? I don’t want to punish addicts. I don’t believe in jail time for using drugs.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad what? I don’t want to punish addicts. I don’t believe in jail time for using drugs.

@Cassi Crawford: Why do you say that? Do you seriously believe that the threat of a fine or jail will prevent an addict from using drugs? How hard do you think we should we punish addicts in order to solve their problems? In the Phillipines, the president wants to drop addicts from helicopters and that doesn't cure addiction. How much is enough?

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad I don’t think you understand addiction.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad I don’t think you understand addiction.

how is someone who is addicted to drugs street smart?

how is someone who is addicted to drugs street smart?

He street smarted himself all the way to jail.

He street smarted himself all the way to jail.

He's street smart indefinitely. Although to have the cognitive function and nonchalant focus he displayed I'd say he's intelligent in general.

@M Wallace: You seem very confused. I never said anything remotely similar to what you think I said and your confusion really doesn't affect my education.

NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE -you can be stupid and know that

NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE -you can be stupid and know that

@Johnny Star: As for whether or not it is a persons own choice, that is debatable. If you could get a private insurance company to assume the financial risks associated with your addiction, then I might entertain that notion. But I live in a country where that would never happen and where we would never let you be homeless or without medical care or otherwise destitute. One of the reasons for that, is that destitute people have an enormous risk of falling into crime and then we would have to lock you up. We can't first watch as you fall into destitution and hopelessness on your way into crime only to then punish you. We have to step in and give you a chance to recover long before that happens, both for your good and the good of the people. The alternative is completely immoral. But it does cost money and if we're the ones who's paying, then we get a say.

The assertion that heroin is not addictive, that there are no long-term effects and that it cannot cause death, is plain stupid. I am not going to discuss that.

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad im not sure what your point is, it seems as you have a problem with prohibition as do i which is the cause of all the problems surrounding gruds, Not even the death penalty is a deterrent.
The only answer is decriminalisation of all gruds including the worst, alcohol instead of ironically selling it in drive throughs.
Firstly a Human being should have the right to do as he pleases with his own body in his own home. So i think we are in agreement there.
My problem is with your statement saying that gruds make you stupid, tyhe only one that probably does is the legal one alcohol.
Opiates do not decrease your intelligence at all, either do they make you behave badly, Maybe alcohol will, but not opiates thats for sure.
Your statement perpetuates the stereotype and prejudice which must stop in order to make progress on this issue.
Unfortunately you only hear from those who use and behave badly then even blame their bad behaviour on the grud instead of taking responsibility.
There are plenty more decent people who use than pos but you will never know bc they  dont have nothing to lose like those able to speak.
Its so bad that i have to censor the word gruds or risk having my comment held for review on many channels.
As for injecting an unknown chemical, stupidity is the wrong word. During alcohol prohibition, people used to die from bad manufacturing process's.
If H was decriminalised and regulated, the supply could be regulated and safer.
Another myth is that it is deadly, even if it were, people are allowed to jump out of planes and ride motorcycles.
The fact though is that is is very hard to take a fatal dose of H, most od's also have alcohol and benzos involved.
I would argue that many are suicide in disguise by people being forced to quit by those around them and the feeling like a failure bc they cannot, even after suffering immensely.
Opiate addiction has been with us forever and is here to stay.
We cannot make any progress unless we first stop with the knee jerk comments of prejudice and stereotypes that are wrong, this is the biggest problem and causes stigma of some gruds, there are som many worse gruds both over the counter and on prescription, society is even ok with substituting H for a much worse grud in every way except for this stigma. H should be prescribed using the same infrastructure, this is the only solution.
A person who has an opiate addiction should not have to take risks with an unregulated supply, having said H is an unmistakeable substance.
It may be a surprise for you to learn that there is no long term side effects of using H hygienically.
If you want to ban a white powder that causes the most human deaths ever, ban sugar, its the worst and im not even joking.
If you want more, i have plenty but ill leave it there unless you ask otherwise ill stfu now.
Have a nice day, just please remember that H use and bad behaviour or intelligence have nothing to do with each other at all.
Its just bad people use gruds and are able to talk about it, users are not bad people and must stay in the closet lest lose everything causing the cycle to continue.
I want to break this cycle and maybe lay the framework for change.
See Portugal who have half implemented the solution. , Oregon is on the way.
Not in my life time but eventually there will be change. Look how we use to treat women, and homosexuals. Everyone is human despite their like dislikes, habits, hobbies and preferences does not make them less human, especially if their actions do not harm others.
Today people get upset at second hand smoke from s cigarette in the out doors but happily serve someone a glass or 2 of wine with their dinner at a restaurant. Alcohol is in the same class as the others but is treated differently.
I think the only reason that alcohol is treated this way is bc how easy it is to manufacture from everyday ingredients at home everywhere, its even made in prison using scrap food tray items.
Ok im done die now, or am i?  should i still stfu?

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad you have not a single clue my friend

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad you have not a single clue my friend

@Jo-Erlend Schinstad he;s too smart for this world I guess and dsnt cares about living anymore and just stops caring about shit

Jeff is _intelligent_. That's something else. And it's so sad that we're wasting so many useful lives on the childishness of old male politicians. The stupidity of thinking that the threat of prison can be a deter an addict from using heroin when he's willing to buy mystery powder from an unknown source and inject it into his bloodstream, knowing full well that it might kill him … Difficult to understand that level of stupidity.


Hey all you criminals out there can learn a little something from Jeff.


I loveeeee the way he said was happin when the cop walked in. Must be the Miami Dade in me 😭


If they had any proof at all. Even circumstantial he wouldn't have been released.


“Do you understand the rights ive read to you?”
“No.”
“Huh?”
“Yes.”

@Brohvakiin Dova thats not the point hes making.This system is very corrupt and needs a change.

No is a good response if you don't have a law degree.    Ask my attorney is a better response.

@Brohvakiin Dova They didntl.... notice how at the "5 hours later" section of the video, almost at the end, Jeff states that "I only came here bc of the coke", he probably had already talked to the lawyer, but came back to questioning due to the offer he was made.

He said he has the right to remain silent.

@Junko Enoshima somone should call a doctor

@Junko Enoshima finally, Junko I thought you’d never die 😩

feel bad for laughing at that exchange of words

@Ivens Pinheiro Ivens he doesn't want to talk, that doesn't mean they can't talk to him. they will try to make him talk. because you said you wouldn't talk, doesn't mean you won't talk.

Right?! His experience with the law shows! It seems like nothing but little things like that lawyers use to get cases thrown out

@Brohvakiin Dova okay I understand your perspective

That would have been argued in court.... Having a no/yes answer is as good as saying no.

@Mark’s Workshop I…<br>I realized that, friend. Thanks for telling me anyway I guess 😅

@Mark’s Workshop I…
I realized that, friend. Thanks for telling me anyway I guess 😅

@Rat ? No the interrogator says do you understand the rights I have read to you

I read that as “do you understand that I have the right to read to you?” I was so confused 😭

@Andrew Yes. Their intent is plain because of the disrespect they show his rights. "We've got the right guy, even if we don't." It's borne out in the rate of wrongful conviction. Far too often, police just want a resolution that makes them look efficient. There is no other justification for hearing a suspect say, "I want an attorney" and then continuing to interrogate him. Even trying to make him feel stupid for making a request they just outlined as a constitutional right. When a cop tries to talk people out of the rights they just outlined, they're trying to play prosecutor, not law enforcer. That's not all police, obviously. But the moment you hear, "I want a lawyer present" followed by, "Oh come on, that's not necessary," their intent is crystal clear.

@Andrew Yes. Their intent is plain because of the disrespect they show his rights. "We've got the right guy, even if we don't." It's borne out in the rate of wrongful conviction. Far too often, police just want a resolution that makes them look efficient. *There is no other justification for hearing a suspect say, "I want an attorney" and then continuing to interrogate him.* Even trying to make him feel stupid for making a request *they just outlined as a constitutional right.* When a cop tries to talk people out of the rights they just outlined, they're trying to play prosecutor, not law enforcer. That's not all police, obviously. But the moment you hear, "I want a lawyer present" followed by, "Oh come on, that's not necessary," their intent is *crystal clear.*

@Junko Enoshima dont bring that tiktok behavior over here

@Andrew no, it was an assumption given the whole situation... they obviously left him cooking for hours to get anything out of him so it's not a wild assumption in my opinion

@Ivens Pinheiro Ivens well they know he can't afford a good lawyer so they gamble with his situation

It seems they don't mean shit though. He stated multiple times that he wasn't talking and that he wanted a lawyer present, and they spent hours trying to question him without calling a lawyer.

A good lawyer could certainly use this video in order to discredit all evidence gathered from this interview, since his multiples requests for a lawyer were continually ignored by the officers. Seriously, that is so absurd


I've got sooo much evidence!
Like what?
.... I've got so much evidence!


He doesn't want to talk to you because he's convinced you are going to railroad him on the charges.  He already confessed to heroin charges so he's trying to avoid being sent up the river.  His involvement is questionable.


Officer: you have the right to remain silent

Jeff: 🗿

Officer: 👀

@CaptainSkelebones pretty sure they got the idea from the Stephen McDaniel video uploaded right before this one. One of the most liked comments made this same joke long before this one.

Mitchell Trubisky wow hes right yall are idolizing this criminal

the first time ive seen someone properly use the moai emoji

Trubisky trying to pick up on another career because his NFL career is a whole joke 😂


Played the bad santa so long, that I forgot what I was watching 😅


I wonder where Jeff is now. I hope he's clean


So Jeff is brilliant, he got two cokes and the cops got nothing!

Well, they got the possibility of Jeff puking in the basket...

They don't need to covertly obtain his DNA from a soda can, guys...<br>He is a felon.  His DNA is already on file.

They don't need to covertly obtain his DNA from a soda can, guys...
He is a felon.  His DNA is already on file.

Macumezahn That’d just solodify my choice to not talk

Yes, its always smarter to bring in the desired item and place it on the desk away from the con, they can see it but cant have it yet.... These guys gave him the items first and he drank them as quick as possible. You keep the item near you (against the wall on his right elbow) and if the person gives you nothing you drink it yourself...in front of them while the guards are summoned. Works much better that way.

this is all just to sad can you imagine?  how sad america is killing itself

@Stevey TeeVee from the coke cans put into the garbage. Law states if you dispose of something it becomes municipal property and cops can then search it.

Histify well we are getting close to the truth, Jeff is a heroin addict after all so I’ll stand behind my statement (not a joke, meaning not meant to be funny) that upon his release he undoubtedly was more interested in finding more heroin than he is in getting a candy bar. Also if you knew much about the drug trade, especially in the area he is from you’d know that black tar is the predominant form of heroin available there. So my comment was right on. You should worry more about the things you yourself are writing as this thread has clearly demonstrated.

@VTwin Builder Arguably my joke about butterfingers was more funny, and appropriate than your "black tar heroin" comment,<br>but yeah. I was inappropriate and unfunny in the situation. Makes sense.

@VTwin Builder Arguably my joke about butterfingers was more funny, and appropriate than your "black tar heroin" comment,
but yeah. I was inappropriate and unfunny in the situation. Makes sense.

Miranda Brooks agreed, he did he released in the end but I hope that the story about him getting clean and straightening himself up is true. I doubt he works in marketing for Coca Cola but maybe he works at a bottling facility or delivers for them. It’s clear that his crimes were a result of his opiate addiction, having dealt with that myself I know it’ll make you do things you never would’ve clean. It changes you if you stay with it too long also. I would feel pretty comfortable saying that if Jeff isn’t in prison or didn’t get help he is probably dead, heroin addicts have a bad habit of overdosing especially if they’ve been clean and relapse or use after being locked up for a few months. They go back to using the same amount they did before not realizing their tolerance has dropped and it kills them. It happens a lot and to really sad.

Histify true that I personally don’t define what is and is not funny but I can objectively and comfortably state that your “joke” was not funny in anyway. So it shouldn’t come as such a shock to you that I didn’t understand you thought you were making a joke.

@VTwin Builder Just because something isn't humorous to you does not mean that it is not humorous.

And glad to hear I could make you laugh! The world needs more laughter ☺

Alex Galate this is true but speaking as someone who’s been there, when you start withdrawing things like caffeine and sugar will give you a quick boost but once you’re in deep the only thing you can think of is opiates and you’ll have all day and night to do it because you won’t sleep a wink until you get more. It’s truly awful. It’s clear that Jeff is hurting at this point but he’s not too far in to withdrawal or I doubt he’d be doing as well as he appears.

@VTwin Builder Yes, I'm aware. My comment is what you would classify as a "joke".

Not a "the most likely scenario that occurred to Jeff the moment he got out of custody" assumption.

@Jay Mym Dude has been arrested multiple times over several years, you think that haven't already gotten his DNA?

Going through opiate withdrawal has you craving sugar

Histify maybe a baggie of black tar, he didn’t want what Butterfinger when he got out.....

@Lana M 12 hours later Jeff went and got himself a Butterfinger

what about those butterfingers he promised to Jeff? He ain't that innocent...


I've been addicted to heroin, it's a horrible feeling to start withdrawing in custody.


Let the court record show, he means MY MAN... but like the way Denzel Washington says it


The investigator just needed the DNA from the coke can !!!!!!


The only thing the interrogators proved here is that Jeff is a Coke addict.

@KikiQuinnnComics dont be disrespectful :/

@Cherry that’s unfortunate. Hope they can break their addiction

Yeah he's starting to detox and the sugar and caffeine will help him feel a bit better. Still gonna kick something awful, but it'll be slightly better

@Riley Anderson yeah that’s basically what I was trying to say when I said “when they don’t have it”, as in their substance of choice

@Riley Anderson Not me I have a big happy one

@Cherry please name a few sources for that confident claim

@Cherry I've been addicted to heroin. He's trying to fend off withdrawal sugar helps a bit.

He got no proves whatsoever, it's his confession, not a prove tho, police got nothing on him

🤣🤣🤣 Sodas/sweets help dim the intensity of withdrawals via dopeamine, I believe.

@JohnZackarias he actually got clean if that makes you feel any better. And I don’t talk to those family members anymore, but my partner got clean after he ODed so that’s good :)

@Cherry I suspected as much. He really, really wanted that coke!<br>Also I'm sorry about your family situation

@Cherry I suspected as much. He really, really wanted that coke!
Also I'm sorry about your family situation

Actually, I’m pretty sure he was asking for so much coke because of his heroin addiction. I have family members addicted to heroin, and when they don’t have it, they crave the fuck out of sugar and it helps them not feel so bad, especially chocolate.


6'5 and 153 pounds... What in the world happened to him?


this is a confidence of a man who has got nothing to loose


I used to be an addict myself, although, my addiction was alcohol(22 years sober).  I would mention the weed but that was really just a modifier.  I used to be really nice, laid back, accepting of the human natured flaws.  Now that I am sober I am a straight up ass;  hole, I want nothing but the truth, nothing but facts.  And I do not tolerate any foolishness.  I reformed, mostly because I was forced to, I was forced into living the life I currently lead, and I hate it.  And as a result, I hold all of you to the same standards you held me to.  Your society judged me and my flaws.  Now I judge YOU and all of YOUR flaws.  And I have found you lacking.  Jeff, if you ever see this(not likely); if nobody else is on your side, I am on your side.

Jeff is smart, smarter than you are, for sure.  I definitely know why he gets high.  When this guy gets sober he sees how stupid you are and it makes him angry, and the only thing that drowns that anger out is the drugs.  Your idiocy drove this man to drugs.


To anyone who is finding this video now, Jeff actually did 2 years for parole violation after this incident. However, today he makes music and owns his own place thanks to the support that's come from this video. Wham bam, thank you JCS for the coke and making a man's life better.

Edit: You guys can find his channel here. He has a short update video here. https://youtu.be/55D4C8i_ni8

he honestly looks like hes still doin drugs, i iwish the best for him tho

We're from the same damn city, he probably shot up with my dad HAHA!

@WallSt Bets Pinned comment in the video leads you to his channel. From there, scroll down till you find a video named 'Facts' itll explain everything there

im so happy for him. i just wish my dad could make this recovery.

@FAHRI ANGKASA This is the internet. Don't believe any information without a link to a credible course. Every band has a website nowadays. Believe me, where Jeff is he has no internet.

@Moldy-Grapes His channel's right here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTb9wGVamkUbf88OOmEGS0Q (Linked in the desc)

Thank you for this. I actually found this one hard to watch, he seemed like a really troubled dude. So glad to hear he is doing well.

@ohmightywez he actually got to beat the heroin addiction

@erizo I really hope this is true.  Beating this level of addiction after so many years of being hooked and dependent just to function in daily life is almost impossible.

You can all find his channel on the pinned comment. It'll take you to his channel Syrenge Music to keep up with him there :)

I found it guys! Search up his channel called syrenge music

Is there a link to how you found this out?

He makes music?? I'd love to see the progress

wait he makes music? If so can u like give me a link to one of his musiv


LOL I nearly pissed myself when they set up the end of a rumor that he works for Coca-Cola now LOL where do people come up with this shit. That sucks though I can only imagine being cuffed up being stuck in there and going through heroin withdrawals. Like oh my God.


You know it’s serious when the cop in the hoodie pull up


You have the right to remain silent. Well, say something!


'wham bam thank you for the coke' wise words tbh


Cop: “Usually I’m the prick.”

Jeff: you walked right into my trap


Just a criminal here. Watching only for his particular psycho babble. Half way through: a half assed
life because of a half assed effort. Whether guilty of this particular crime: unknown. I then watched
all the way to the end. Outcome: unknown. I'll have that coke now!!

(The edit)
I then read other comments: Jeff the criminal, had charges dropped this time; two weeks later.


Everytime i hear the name Jeff i rush to amazon and buy random shit man.....this video cost me 22$!


@8:35 says he wants a lawyer, stop talking to him.


Blowing his nose while the detective is talking is priceless

@Willabewallace whoa, yeah, totally agree! I ain't up with breathing in a whirlpool of swirling stink.

@ThatInternet Dude that's what I was thinking. How is blowing your nose in front of someone considered rude?

@Mystery Williams same. Farts stink tho so that's a lil diff but I feel

@JULI 620 okay. I'll just let my snot drip out of my nose to my mouth as you're talking, since I don't want to be rude, or disgusting. My bad. 🙄

I have a hard time understanding how and why things so simple like blowing your nose became "rude"? Is it rude to sneeze? Is it rude to cough? As long as you do it Cleanly I don't see a problem. Same with blowing your nose. As long as it in a tissue and not your fingers.

@James Jones ich hab ja nicht gesagt, dass ich einen Kommentar abgebe in der Situation lol soll jeder machen was er will, trotzdem habe ich einen persönlichen Standard haha<br>und gewalt wegen eines kommentars einzusetzen finde ich eher charakterschwach aber naja

@James Jones ich hab ja nicht gesagt, dass ich einen Kommentar abgebe in der Situation lol soll jeder machen was er will, trotzdem habe ich einen persönlichen Standard haha
und gewalt wegen eines kommentars einzusetzen finde ich eher charakterschwach aber naja

@elissa lesse hes in the early stages , first 12 hours that’s why he’s not in the full throws yet

@Mystery Williams yess, and when an addict goes through withdrawal  ,the first symptom is runny then stuffy nose  he truly wasn't being rude

@Christina Ellis seriously people will find anything to complain about. As an autistic person I don't get offended when people have to do stuff their body makes them do. Like having to blow your nose when its runny or burp when you have gas. I mean they're just normal human functions and honestly it sounds rude to me to expect someone to have to remove themselves from their current situation just to go blow their nose when they need to.

@ThatInternet Dude didn't think it was rude to clean my nose...

@nerijuspagalkriterijus you are correct sir, when my eyes begin to water, I know it’s about to start

One of the symptoms of withdraw is runny nose, trust me I know from experience unfortunately

@Shardy McSmoker most of withdrawals make your nose runny because of the body cleaning itself

@JULI 620 what kind of germany you spend your time? i dont accept doing that near me, they should go to the bathroom obviously.

That isnt even considered rude in some countries like Germany. They just blow their nose in every possible situation. Uuuugh disgusting


I loled @, " the only reason I came up is to get a Coke...I can't finish it?"


Dude, when it hit me that he was "remaining silent", I couldn't stop laughing.

Smart dude. Even acknowledging that you understand your right could probably be used against you.

Thank you for this comment I thought he just didn't understand his rights 😂😂


This is sooooooo wrong by the police. What part of “I want a lawyer,” do the police not understand? Never ever speak to the police guilty or especially innocent.

I've been preaching on that exact issue!  If you're actually innocent, you REALLY need to keep your rights because they'll do anything they can just to get a conviction.  I was a VERY sheltered child and was emphatically taught to trust the Police.  TLDR: Fool me once but never again.  I flippin' feel for this guy SO hard. I gotta believe that he's living his best life.  Whatever that might be..  ;-)

@Love or Leave! exactly, people let these pieces of shit they pay wrong them too often.

It depends on where you are. In many places you don't have to answer but the officers can ask you as many questions as they like, even after asking for an attorney

@erika being able to not move your mouth is hardly a right, I'd say the spirit of the law is that if you don't want cops hassling you for evidence you should be able to not be hassled.

He's thinking, If he wants a lawyer, he's done something and I'm gonna get a confession. You do have the right, but they don't have to leave you alone.

Apparently you have to “invoke your right to a lawyer and to stay silent” using those words exactly for it to be considered legally correct.


Never talk to cops….. it is legal for them to lie, but you don’t have that luxury…..   never talk to cops.  Jeff played it right

This is advice you get from a fortune cookie.

@Kelsey Guard Why should anyone care about people robbing banks? The money of the people is insured, the money that's being robbed is the banks - the same people fucking the world over.

Never? Never ever?

Sorry son, you're a cop, I can't talk to you.

@NotN are you on the ACAB crowd? Or just that some of them are?

@Kelsey Guard that’s not what they said. they just described how it works. it’s true, you can’t lie, but they can. and anything you say will be used against you. you should never speak to a cop, whether you’re guilty or innocent, it’ll only hurt you.

@Kelsey Guard a cops job isn't to find the truth it's to get a conviction, When you're being interrogated you hold almost no power compared to the interrogators, the cops can choose what parts of that interrogation they want to use to convict. so giving the cops any information whether true or false and even if you're innocent, is to your disadvantage.

@Kelsey Guard the foundation and science of interrogation is inherently one sided. Look at more of these videos they literally try to fatigue you in hopes that your mental capacity lowers and you can't fight against them/give lower iq counterarguments. They'll do this if you are innocent too since they get commission based on how many people they arrest. their entire system is designed to FISH for "criminals". With extra incentive to catch people instead of finding a truth like you've uttered . If anything everything that cops do has some sort of dirtiness to it. This isn't about "getting evidence" like your little strawman argument makes it look like. It's about mental manipulation and exploiting the lack of attorney whenever they feel like it.

Especially when the cop asks you "know why I pulled ya over" or "you have any idea what I got you here for?" More than likely, if you say anything before the cop does, they'll take it as a confession and have you accuse your self. The right to remain silent is a right even before handcuffs.

The cops aren't the ones that possibly broke the law. They are the ones who's job it is to find the truth. You want to allow the criminals to lie and not let cops use proven tactics to attempt to get evidence needed to convict? You're a smart one. Man with gun and bags of money in hand : I didn't rob that bank i'm walking out of. Cops: Well, shit.

When's that coke coming.....or is that just a fairy tale?!


you can just tell jeff is an intelligent witty and decent guy at heart. it’s a shame he fell into addiction.

@WaterWhipin well that’s a depressing standpoint

A lot of us addicts (I suffer from alcoholism) are good people at heart. Its the fucking shit we put into our system that fucks us up. <br>I wanna get my shit together so I can enjoy my life again, but its fucking hard. Relapse is such a bitch.

A lot of us addicts (I suffer from alcoholism) are good people at heart. Its the fucking shit we put into our system that fucks us up.
I wanna get my shit together so I can enjoy my life again, but its fucking hard. Relapse is such a bitch.

@Achilles94 my friend got addicted to the prescription pills, he’s dead now

@Great Cold Emptiness I have spotted the Californian. That state has pandered to the addicts and for what? Feces and used needles all over the streets like confetti. I feel ya.

@Bella Bear they actually do have “legal heroin on prescription” - it’s called Suboxone. Suboxone is a pretty cool innovation that’s extremely helpful to recovering addicts, it’s a legal medication that contains a combination of opiates and opiate blockers - so you take it, the opiate content prevents your body from going into physical withdrawal, and the opiate blockers do two things - they make you NOT get high at all, and when you have that in your system and say you go buy heroin or pain pills and you attempt to take it - it won’t work. You won’t get high, because you have an opiate blocker in your system. If you attempt to take a lot of pain pills or heroin on top of the suboxone, it can actually CAUSE sickness, that has the potential to be so extreme, it’ll feel like the worst withdrawal symptoms ever. So it actually does a great job getting people off of heroin/opiate abuse safely so they can lead normal lives in a stable condition.

We are all addicted to something. Didn't you watch Trainspotting?

@Great Cold Emptiness OK I don't use drugs but even I can see the benefit of having legal heroin on prescription because it stops addicts committing crimes, it takes pressure off the health care system from sickness resulting from bad cutting agents in the drugs. Switzerland shows how it should be they have less than 3% of the original people on heroin from their trial program.... This means it's more successful in treating addicts because it helps them get stable find work and housing and eventually they come off it or they are stable and happy. No needles out on the street. I understand your comment but it comes from a place of lack of education and almost 60 years of government propoganda and lies.

World war 2 vets in England lived full lives on prescription heroin and died in their 80s and 90s even though they used heroin since their 20s. America stop this war. It needs to be targeted there doesn't need to be illegal drugs turned legal and be over the counter but they need to be available for addicts. Though it seems the government needs the war on drug money it's like being able to write off billions every year and not having to show any progress. All these people who have died or been hurt and injured because of illegal drugs and leaving it in the hands of ruthless cartels who don't care who they hurt or what's in it.

A lot of people have jobs because of the war on drugs as well. Part of the reason it is still around is because the prison systems have been built around it and the law enforcement jobs L.E.A.P law enforcement against prohibition is full of retired police officers saying how wrong the war is but anyone still getting a paycheuqe still sings the government's tune.

I feel nothing but sympathy and empathy for this guy

@Achilles94 a lot of people stay addicted due to the mental stress of everyday life rather than needing it because they have physical pain.

@Great Cold Emptiness You must be quite privileged to believe that only a "tiny fraction" of the population are excluded from society.

I grew up in a normal family with two great parents who are very good to me.. but I became addicted to pain pills due to heavy kidney stones and it wasn't like I went out there and did it and I think that's in most cases where it starts with pain medicine then sometimes people take it to heroin or crystal meth.. with my withdrawals and my addiction to pain medicine. Actually help so much so I want to see what would happen if I took pain medicine again and I did one day and it absolutely did not do anything for me and I was happy about it and I'll probably be on this Suboxones for a long time but I can understand a little what Jeff went through I was just lucky that it didn't really damaged me as bad as others but it does not mean he's a bad person when people Rob and steal and do robberies is because of drugs I stolen a lot of stuff worth thousands of dollars and barely got caught it was all because I just wanted extra money and I rely on that medicine to function

@doorknob urine speaks louder than words

Its such a horrible demon,I  know far to well how miserable it is. Addiction is indescribable . It is such a beast. Wish him luck and future sobriety.

@Great Cold Emptiness Who do you think put the drugs in the country in the first place… lmfao.

@Samael78 well said. many abuse drugs to escape their problems

@Great Cold Emptiness society is made from everyone, including the junkies and criminals, removing them is a way to rid of crime, but that doesn't stop them from keep coming up. Maybe when people start looking in the problem instead of blaming it on all of them and "just lock em up" and see why society continues to let these people become like that, only by then can they find the solution for the root of the problems.

@Samael78 Junkies aren't just an "America problem".

Most people are addicted to something. The chemical known as "heroin" isn't any more harmful to the body than caffeine in appropriate doses. It's the "war on drugs" mentality and the stigma around it that causes most of the damage. That's what's a crying shame

@DoriEatsMoonsoup I didn’t shot in school either and I’m american

@Samael78 Depends on the person.  I have close family that have been addicts, one became an addict because he was an angry criminal asshole who would do anything to briefly take away that anger and make himself feel good no matter the consequences.  Unfortunately in time it just made the anger worse, and sure, most people don't go into it thinking they're going to be addicted, but not all of them are just nice guys with a legitimate reason either.  Some of them are real sociopaths and jerks who only care about making themselves "feel good" at the expense of everybody else in their lives around them.  Some are just people who had some serious medical issues and needed pain killers.  Others are people trying to forget the pain of some horrible life experiences.  There are all types, but not all of them are innocent and good.

So yeah, in fact I can blame some addicts for being addicts, especially when they are the kind that never want to begin to see if they can come down and don't care about all the lives they constantly ruin and screw up around them.  I know that kind too well.  But I also know some enablers can be at least as bad and sometimes a worse part of the problem than the addicts themselves.

We don't know this guy is some good guy.  You want to give him an excuse for holding up a store because he didn't have drug money?  He could get on a program to get off this stuff but doesn't want to.  Let's not presume to know why, either way.  He shouldn't be commiting armed robbery and he doesn't have an excuse for that tho.

Saying "thanks for the Coke" is no big thing showing he's nice.  You live with socipaths long enough, you see they can be quite polite when the mood takes them.

@Samael78 ye im dutch and from the things i have heard the american system treads the people like machines and not like u now living intelegent humans

You can absolutely blame the addict. I get it, you see innocence in everyone. That's not always the case with an addict.

@DoriEatsMoonsoup ich bin krankenpfleger und arbeite paliativ, und lieber hier als drüben übern teich :)

@Samael78 im from germany and i can tell you, if we get sick here and are not able to work, we get some payed rest time and meds that dont make addicted. stuff like opium you usually get in the last stages of pain. also we all in all get more money at work, i didnt got shot in school, i can go on the streets without fear, our justice system dont depends on who has the best speech. i dont know man. the more i talk the more i am happy to not live in america. poor people

@Samael78 very well said… sad case of America

can you blame most of the addicts for being and addict? having a job without benefits no sick days no payed vacation what is making you mentaly and physicly sick, you get into pain, the doctor prescribing you opium based painkillers to keep you on your feet in order to not lose your job and there is your addiction. and heroin is cheaper than oxicodon. so amarica has not a drug or crime issue, it is  systematic, you treat your own people without dignity,  a minimum guaranted standart of living and decency.


Not all junkies are bad people...I'm 6yrs clean myself and have been where Jeff is sitting in an interrogation for something I didn't do. I was questioned for about 8hrs but it was much easier knowing they were full of sh*it about the evidence because I knew I didn't do it!  Go Jeff!!

@RD Enduro Thank you...that was such a nice thing to read just now. It made me smile.

Your not a bad person and neither is Jeff

most junkies are just good people that are victims of their addiction

@Bruh...... our view of "good" has isn't what matters. God is Holy and won't allow any sin in his presence and mankind chooses sin over God over and over from Adam to present day.

 This is why the gospel is good news instead of just a history lesson because the penalty of sin is so severe it requires blood as payment, OT laws were animal blood as temporary payment and the NT was God Himself pays it permanently for anyone willingly accepting it.

For anyone that believes "God has no right to judge me" I like to use this as an example. The punishment is directly related to the amount of authority you break the against. If I lie to my child, I'm the authority, and there is no direct punishment, maybe my child stops trusting me etc but that's not a punishment in the same sense. If I lie to my boss at work I can be fired as a result of my lie. If I lie to a police officer I can be arrested for filing a false report or obstruction of justice etc and can be criminally charged. If I lie on the witness stand I can be charged with perjury. When a perfect omnipotent being sets the rules and we break them, without seeking forgiveness, then the penalty is eternal separation from Him.

@Jesus IS Lord I wouldn't agree with that. Humans are not 100% bad and 100% good (I wouldn't see Jesus being 100% good but I don't want to touch on that topic that much) . Most have flaws that can be managable to conform in society, I would see that as being good in my Book

All humans are bad, Jesus said "There's none that are good"

Glad you got cleaned up! Enjoy life as much as possible. Love the cat!

And thank you...that's my sweet Miss Angel Cat!

@Chloe Kit I was pulled over because they claimed my tags were improperly attached and had a coworker in the vehicle with me, I was giving a ride home to.  The coworker had a drug history on record so they asked to search my vehicle and sure enough, he had stashed a handful of "caps" of heroin under my carseat...the police interrogated me for 8 hours asking me where all I had taken the guy, they were trying to get me to confess where the "big" dope boy was...the dealer.  My passenger never claimed the drugs so we were both charged with possession...I had to hire a lawyer and prove I was just giving him a ride but honestly,  the police almost talked me into a fake confession because I wanted to leave after 8hrs of it. I never mentioned I wanted a lawyer because I had nothing to hide...but I wish I would have!!

What’d they try to get you for? And I love your cat is she a calico?


This guy. A hero. 200IQ. I don't know if anybody can appreciate how difficult it is to stay silent in a situation like that and this guy is additionally  feeling withdrawal so naturally would want this to end as quickly as possible.

With the raspy voice he sounds high as hell.

The more he says, the longer it goes on.

colpul2 Empathy that is genuine hurts. That’s why it’s called empathy. You are vicariously experiencing the other person’s pain. it takes up energy and drains you spiritually and emotionally. You can feel bad for someone but then at the same time decide not to expend too much of your emotional energy on that person by thinking about them. We all do it and some of us have learned, for our own well-being (and the well-being of others we love) not to dwell too much on the problems of people who aren’t going to try to better their own situation. I understand that drug addiction  is very real do not get me wrong on that, but there is a point after which your empathy no longer does any good. Being someone who has lived with the same things that you have, I have learned to harden myself to it as a natural defense and there is nothing wrong with that.

Dwelling on somebody else’s demons will suck the life out of you

@Jester Head you ain't never been to jail then.

@Sabrina Tschäß even as a career criminal, they make holding cells cold and uncomfortable. You can only sit so long before you just wana get on with it.

Yall don't know. Heroin withdrawal is hell. Stomach flu and regular flu combined with shakes,  blood pressure drops and constant yawns, eyes watering...

@Sabrina Tschäß Empathy isn't a finite quantity, having empathy for him does not reduce the available empathy for others. I have had my house burgled, twice: that does not make Jeff a burglar or guilty of this crime. It seems at least as likely that Jeff was picked up on 'arrest the usual suspects and see if we can find someone to pin it on' and not due to actual evidence pointing to Jeff specifically. And, it is possible to have empathy for both the victim of a crime and the soul whose life by horrible choices or bad circumstances has led them being criminals at the same time.

Further and why I bothered to reply: I have a couple pretty close relatives addicted to drugs, including a very close age mate cousin that lived with us when we were both children due to his mom's addiction to alcohol and abusive men who died of an overdoes in a 'crack house' after a 9 year struggle to meth that stole everything from him; if anything that gives me more empathy for Jeff not less. IF you're 'not above feeling empathy for somebody whose life was ruined by drugs' then how is Jeff less deserving of empathy than others? Your disclaimer is completely voided by the rest of your statement.

Unless, of course, you’re a career-criminal which this guy clearly is. I’m not above feeling empathy for somebody whose life was ruined by drugs, but there are people far more deserving of that empathy than this man. If you’ve ever had your house burgled or better yet, your soul CRUSHED by a loved one who is addicted to drugs, you might see things from a different perspective. Not to say that these cops aren’t being complete douche bags, though. I can agree with that much at least.

@Sabrina Tschäß I don't know if the guy is guilty or not.  I just admire how a junkie on withdrawal can show more composure than almost everybody else faced with this situation.


It’s so sad how police in this country just want a confession and don’t care if it’s a false confession or a true confession. This is why everyone needs to know their rights. Cops will try to minimize the charge and make deals like “we’ll put a good word in with your parole officer”, so someone will falsely confess to a crime and it’s sick. Also, Jeff as of two weeks ago got this charge dismissed!

@Brad Sanders How many 'angels' do you think have been responsible for ensuring innocent persons have incarcerated over the years, some of whom have been put to death as a result, suffered the most heinous crimes against them by fellow prisoners and guards.. and that was made possible due to an abuse of power.

@Jay Cee if you think these are the bad ones you are clueless. There are some in Anderson, Indiana that made my buddy stand for his mugshot for a public intoxication charge on two broken ankles which were the reason he was arrested. He jumped down of a ledge drunk and broke his ankles. Someone called 911 for him and they didn't take him to the hospital, they took him to jail. That's just one of many from that jail/police department. So yeah these guys are freaking angels.

@Brad Sanders Yeah, okay, keep on wearing those blinkers.

@Jay Cee shit you have no clue about shameful policing. These guys were angels.

@John Me wasn't long ago the states was like that. Luckily cameras have become more prevalent.

Lmao SWIM killed and ate his friends dad, to this day they think his boat sank in the middle of the lake on his way to Canada

You can watch his side of the story here https://youtu.be/m0srs6NKm-s

@John Me and where exactly did you hear they do that?

Jeff literally in these comments and people don't see it<br>he is the second comment 😁

Jeff literally in these comments and people don't see it
he is the second comment 😁

Thing is, Jeff knew his rights and asked for a lawyer, that's when the interview should have ended. His rights were abused, as was he because the interviewer knew he was starting withdrawals. Shameful policing.

@Audra West man, you must be famous if you've met every cop!

Although I agree by looking from your perceptive but  If I talk from my POV , I am amazed how polite is police there. Indian police would have beat the shitt out him , he would have confessed world bank robbery along with two kittens murder until the end of interrogation.

nice! Go Jeff! I hope he gets clean, I really do.

@Monika Tiwari You can see Jeff's YouTube channel for yourself

@FinnTheFish Well i hope he does get better but it's extremely unlikely if you look at the statistics ...

@SlavPlaysGames boy were you wrong :D, you seem like a lovely person to be around

@Meep Meep He actually did! He has a YouTube channel, called Legend Of Jeff.

It was actually the charge from “bad cop no donut” but I love the support

That’s good to hear, I hope he works towards improving his condition and getting rid of his condition. He genuinely seems like a pretty chill guy.


Cop: “You have the right to remain silent”

Jeff: *remains silent*

Cop: shocked pikachu face

Cop: “You have the right to remain silent”

Jeff: **remains silent**

Cop: *shocked pikachu face*

@Savior_ Protector your actually sad lmao go back to change my mind

Virtue signaler trying to score social justice points 🙄

@katherine20 .com the thing is people operating the court system are supposed to have no bias. but the fact your arrested already sets a tone for thier opinion before you even go in to court. many many police write full in five page book reports of incidents . while others lie and write one page summaries. these reports greatly impact your outcome of you are on his side of the table ... while this guy is crazy they system is the system

You have to verbally assert your rights or your silence can be seen as potential guilt in a courtroom

He has the right to call a lawyer before saying anything about it so it's smart to stay silent


Jeff is going to prison for 15-20 years and Casey is found not guilty after killing her child. Wow.

@a jedi youngling it’s about acknowledging studies and facts. Not about respect.

@lily there is links in the Wikipedia. Follow those links (which are often reliable sources)

@Alexander Bell babe it’s not rocket science. im pretty sure it’s a known fact that women have it much easier when it comes to crimes and being convicted of them. i mean a girl can say she was sexually abused at a young age and suddenly she’s not guilty which is EXACTLY what casey did💀💀

@Alexander Bell Name a case where a male got away with killing their kid.

@M all i said was wikipedia is not the best source for reliability. also who cares it's the internet not the fucking dictionary or the thesaurus im allowed to use slang or spell the way that i want to 😭

@Vinícius Egidio linking the Wikipedia page for “sentencing disparity” has NOTHING to do with proving Casey Anthony was acquitted because she’s a woman. nice try though 👍

@Vinícius Egidio bullshit saying “multiple studies” doesn’t make it a fact which studies are these pray tell? 😂

@Dinos Thank you for the very insightful response! I will read it and if I have anything to add I'll respond. For now I skimmed, and I am not at all surprised that the gender sentencing gap is an issue throughout the world. But again I'll fully read and analyze your post in a bit and I appreciate the insight a ton!!

@Miracle Sage Wikipedia is as accurate as its sources and the drive of its writers to tell the fact from the personal opinion. You are right in pinpointing that people are lazy in dismissing instantly whatever is mentioned out of Wikipedia but then such people can equally claim that the one who references out of Wikipedia is also lazy for not scrolling down to the sources to actually reference these directly rather than the writers of the Wikipedia article. I am a lover of history so I can tell that most historical articles are correctly referenced and generally unbiased. However, that is "generally unbiased" and that only due to the large number of people writing in them, often specialists of the field. This means that quite on a frequent basis I find inaccuracies, "convenient omissions" and downright erroneous affirmations. But considering the ease of use and availability to everyone, Wikipedia can serve as a satisfactory-enough first-recourse source of information on anything.

As you mentioned, women get lighter sentences, and this is by no stretch of the imagination a US phenomenon. It is the same everywhere in the world - in fact in Europe the phenomenon maybe even more pronounced. It was not like that in past societies where women were held as accountable as men, precisely because sentences were given for the sole purpose of revenge for the victim(s). Yes, today women are treated in all ways and manners as A-class citizens and men as B-class and this is reflected also in the justice system. But all is not entirely down to that : to play the devil's advocate here, a sentence has 3 major components :
1) Revenge for the victim and its relatives = the law replaces the customary law of vendetta/revenge
2) Correction; i:e: redressing the offender = the law replaces socio-religious practices
3) Society protection from the offender => the offender may probably go on to do it again, thus locking him up will protect society from his expected future behaviour
4) Society protection from like-minded potential offenders => other wannabe offenders may hesitate to act upon their urges knowing the types of sentences awaiting them

People mostly count on No1 and at best they may go on 2 but they keep forgetting 3 and 4. Now, comparing men and women, it is instantly visible that as our species is biologically set, it is men who are more inclined to crime. Yes it is down to sexual/reproductive functions afterall - women have instant access to sex and are more sheltered from the bad corners of life (e.g. far less homeless women than men - all a woman has to do is sell her body to someone or to many), thus they are far less inclined to commit crimes to survive and have a try at gaining advantage. So that means that female offenders are generally expected to present, on a statistical basis, less of a risk in terms of No3 and No4. As such the sentences they receive for same/similar crimes are comparatively of visibly shorter periods. People (not just men but also victimised women and relatives) count on 1 and 2 and thus get frustrated at this reality. So there you have it.

In my personal opinion, it is not just in the sentences the women receive but in the overall treatment of women in the justice system. Everywhere in the world police and courts just don't push it when it comes to women  - and they will only convict them when there is extraordinary amount of evidence against them while for men, this is not the case. And of course they are virtually left free when it comes to lying and giving false testimonials. It is rather in the sexual crimes where this is far more pronounced. For example it is roughly estimated that "way more" than 50% of "rape accusations" do not conform to what the crime of rape actually is and mostly refer to "he said, she said" situations and yet men are condemned with all the lack of evidence. Out of these 50% "unverified rape accusations" about half are evidently "regretted sex" and a significant number of them are outright lies. And yet there is almost no repercussion for women for lying, even in cases where innocent men have been imprisoned, lost jobs, lost marriages and overall had their lives destroyed. You know, in muslim Saria Law the testimony of a woman is given 50% validity as that of a man. We may think of this as "atrociously unfair" but what do westernised women do in practice if not really trying their best to prove Saria Law right? Evidently, not an advocate of it, but... there is always a but. I think the law needs to get redressed as to the treatment of women - it is because of the laxity and general impunity that women are inclined to behave like that. If the law provided the same space to men to lie and wrongfully accuse (and men do so of course), men would do it in a statistically far greater frequency.

Whatever happened to basic logic and common sense? It's true women often (often is the key word, not always or even most of the time) get it easier than their male counterparts but it's also true that the system is awful and unfair to people in general. Both of these narratives can be correct at the same time, it's not always one or the other. Also, saying Wikipedia is unreliable is a cheap excuse to not even read the actual sources that it links to because everyone with a brain knows that Wikipedia doesn't pretend to be a primary source, it LINKS to primary sources. People just want to be able to lazily dismiss it for the sake purpose of fulfilling their own agendas. This horrible argument that so many people throw around is basically a genetic fallacy.

@a jedi youngling wikipedia is typically built off of academic sources and publishes meshed into one summary. your teachers didn't want you to have the easy way to information bud...

@Vinícius Egidio that balances the whole (fake) they don't get paid the same

@Vinícius Egidio I think it depends. Statistically darker skinned women are given the same sentence as men. What you are talking about is how the justice system benefits young & light skinned women who are pretty.

@Alexander Bell It's biased and is statistically verifiable. On a balance of probabilities a man is less likely to get away with  a crime. So 'men get away with this shit'. Is not a valid arguement.

@Alexander Bell your right it is a shitty system, but he is also correct men statistically  get much more time for the same offense

@Vinícius Egidio male dna is found at unsolved crime scenes, messiah of wisdom

@lily oh come on. seriously. It isnt reliable because you get people who sometimes troll it not because it has full bullshit articles. Wikipedia is almost entirely clear 99.99 percent of the time with honesty. The whole unreliability claim is stupid because its innaccurate and exaggerated.

@a jedi youngling That implies that an overused word people constantly grasp onto has any power over anyone else. Know that if someone is frothing at the mouth shouting you down as a simp when it's completely irrelevant they're just wasting their time. Of all the "bias" in the U.S court system a supposed leaning towards sympathy for women (biological women or all women?) is the least of our problems.

@C P It was less difficult to prove than it would be to honestly prove she was innocent ,but they felt they achieved that. Parents just don't lie and deflect for weeks over an accident, there's no reason to unless you know that you should be convicted of murder. She didn't have any other family she cared to protect, she wanted to protect herself. The defence manipulated the shit out of the jury. That is the only reason they came to the verdict they did. They were told repeatedly that if they stated she was guilty it was because they were overly emotional and not suited to be on the jury. I don't understand how the way her defense attorney acted wasn't enough manipulation to call a mistrial, but i also don't understand the illogical nature of the "justice" system

@Isaac y'all call any guy who defends or is even nice to a woman a "simp" when rlly a simp isn't like that at all <br>guys can't b nice to women anymore bc u guys start to call him a simp or white knight 😭

@Isaac y'all call any guy who defends or is even nice to a woman a "simp" when rlly a simp isn't like that at all
guys can't b nice to women anymore bc u guys start to call him a simp or white knight 😭

@a jedi youngling Respectful? You don't know what respect means. Respect has nothing to do with it.

@Alexander Bell He literally just showed you.

@Alexander Bell He literally just showed you.

@Anna ***** literally provided sources that isn't from wikipedia

@Anna ***** literally provided sources that isn't from wikipedia

@Isaachow is being respectful towards women being a simp
idk yall call guys simps for being respectful towards women
+ Wikipedia is not the best source

@Vinícius Egidio wikipedia is not the most reliable source you know<br>didn't ur english teacher tell u this

@Vinícius Egidio wikipedia is not the most reliable source you know
didn't ur english teacher tell u this

It's the bias for women in the justice system unfortunately

It's the bias for women in the justice system unfortunately

@Alexander Bell this is like “GIVE ME THE PROOF!” “Ok here.” “THIS ISN’T ALL THE PROOF”

@Vinícius Egidio wikipedia is known to not be a reliable source, get a better one.

@mars_ffs All you got to do is click on the Wikipedia sources and oh well there is your sources. Not rocket science

@Vinícius Egidio they're asking for a source because you made a claim. the burden of proof is on you. & unfortunately dropping a Wikipedia article and the classic "do your own research" isn't a valid source. just sayin

@Rob Cotton you clearly didn’t read those and just googled them when someone checked your sources

@Alexander Bell why aren't you willing to consider that the justice system is easier on women?

Why are you out here spreading blatant lies?

Why are you out here spreading blatant lies?

@Nikka the link to the yt channel is in the pinned comment under this video

@Vinícius Egidio no, the one you looked at. Those specific ones

@Vinícius Egidio no, the one you looked at. Those specific ones

@Vinícius Egidio also what studies I’m curious what ones you looked at??

@Vinícius Egidio also what studies I’m curious what ones you looked at??

@Vinícius Egidio it’s not biased in favor of women.

@Vinícius Egidio it’s not biased in favor of women.

@Alexander Bell Read what I wrote again until you understand. This is not what I said.

@Ashlyn Covington the legend of jeff now. Before it was Syrenge Music

@Ashlyn Covington the legend of jeff now. Before it was Syrenge Music

@Random Guy alright then. keep your secrets

@Random Guy alright then. keep your secrets

Jeff didn't go to prison. He has a YouTube channel.

Jeff didn't go to prison. He has a YouTube channel.


Yes, Jeff is intelligent I must say... But he ain't that intelligent for me to lift his wallet whilst he's on the tilt from a big Ticky tickle

Wake up Jeff.


i would keep silent even for 48 hours  interrogation


"ive got a lot of evidence"

 "like what"

 "i dont need to tell you"


"Wham bam thank you for the coke put me back in the cell"


i think he understands his rights by not talking lol


The narrator is right u know exactly what happened.


I can say with almost certainty that he didnt get sober & start his journey towards working for coca coca 12 hours later. That is a load of fu fu internet bullshit


I'm not rooting for Jeff, he needs to be slapped hard. As a recovering heroin addict I used 20 years &I never robbed anybody, he knows better🤪😜


Legends say Jeff is still sipping free Cokes


Not necessarily due to any of the overly analytic narration but I like this guy. I want to put some money on his books. Does anyone know if this can<br>be done?

Not necessarily due to any of the overly analytic narration but I like this guy. I want to put some money on his books. Does anyone know if this can
be done?


“thanks for the coke” <br>“you’re welcome😒”


This guy didn't even have to try to punk the cops. All these wannabe geniuses who get interrogated let their narcissism get in the way of them easily slapping away the elementary level manipulation detectives pull. I would personally act very similarly as him. I probably wouldn't be comedic gold with pitch perfect timing as this guy though. I would be sarcastically throwing back every bit of their bullshit back at them. I learned from a young age when detectives manipulated me into a corner and they never punked me again after that.


didnt he ask for a lawyer why is the detective still talking to him thats against the law did he beat this case? should of got thrown out?


I’m confused why JCS posted a link to Jeff’s own channel and patreon.


“Wham, Bam, thank you for the Coke.. Now put me back in the cell”


"No usually i'm the prick"

"You look like a price"

Ooof lmao ....


😂 now this is a good advert for bad santa, im going to have to watch that


FIVE hours later on H time...sorry I would be in the John by then with NO possibility of being anywhere else for the forseeable future....Thank the Lord I am not in a police station on H time!  Forget the Anti....Jeff is a Hero!


"You look like a prick" BRUH IM FUCKING DYING ☠☠☠☠☠


<b>Wam, Bam. Thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell.</b> - Jeff

*Wam, Bam. Thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell.* - Jeff


Hell yea!!! Jeff !!! " u r not my friend" <br>Hahahahaha

Hell yea!!! Jeff !!! " u r not my friend"
Hahahahaha


How is the conclusion unknown? Doesn't this channel investigate at all the stories they cover or do they simply regurgitate old videos then give some pop-sci analysis?


Jeff: u playing gud cop?<br>Cop: no normally I'm the prick

Jeff: u playing gud cop?
Cop: no normally I'm the prick


He's honest. "I didn't do nothing" hence admits to have done something.


U have the right to remain silent. Do you under stand Jeff: ————-


jeff is not a hero or does he whant to be (i think), jeff is the example on what to do when talking to police you just dont.


Smart addict, he's right. 100% right, cops job is to find you guilty. Period.  Where's my lawyer? Period.


Interrogator: You have the right to remain silent

Jeff: Stays silent

Interrogator: Visible frustration

Interrogator: You have the right to remain silent

Jeff: *Stays silent*

Interrogator: *Visible frustration*

@just jeff yo jeff huge fan here, hope you got off the heroine my guy

@just jeff :handshake: ........Jeff mah man..

@just jeff  OMG! 😱 It’S tHe ReAl JeFf. He’S aLiIiIiiiIiiIiIvE!?!! IcAn’t BeLiEvE hE’s ReAlLy HeRe!!!


6’5 and 153 pounds??? Dude is a Skelton 💀


A drug addict though he may be, this dude is a lot smarter than anyone gives him credit. He knows how to handle these cops.

Drug addict and smart are not mutually exclusive, that’s a pretty small-minded view


Just want to point out that the cop violated his rights, as soon as Jeff said “I’m not talking to you. I want a lawyer.” The cop should have stopped talking and left the room. But he kept trying to get Jeff to talk.

i dont know what the law says about it but in practice that never happens and you should expect this. the phrase "i want a lawyer" can be interpreted as just a expression that you would like to have a layer right now, as if you were talking about a feeling.

Once you ask for an attorney, you must stop speaking. Once you've started speaking and answering questions again, you've waived that request.

@Gregory Esposito no it does not. Its constitution and spans all states.. ask for a lawyer, interview is terminated until they get there, any information gained before lawyer gets there after the sixth was invokes is inadmissable in court

Different places have different rules. A lawyer takes time and they can detain him and talk to him. He just doesn't have to say anyrhing

They can not force him against his will into the interrogation room without the lawyer present. They lured him into the room using food and drinks, to which he agreed. If anything, they failed to hold up their end of the deal of butterfingers.<br>It seems like they just held him for the remaining of the time and then released him.

They can not force him against his will into the interrogation room without the lawyer present. They lured him into the room using food and drinks, to which he agreed. If anything, they failed to hold up their end of the deal of butterfingers.
It seems like they just held him for the remaining of the time and then released him.

@Ricicici 33 don’t write another comment ever again

@Calvin Crowder This varies by state and jurisdiction. Tell an CenTex cop you want a lawyer, and prepare for a monologue

the strong do as they wish, the weak suffer what they must. Never trust those claiming to be your master.

@hyacintho luna nah, in america police are required by law to stop all questioning once a suspect asks to speak to their lawyer

@Ricicici 33 what? This is absolutely not the same thing. Firstly, these guys are policemen, if they punched a member of public in the face for no reason, they'd be fired or something similar. Secondly, a member of public SHOULD uphold the law, whilst you're not a policeman, you wouldn't get in trouble for punching someone in the face once unless they held a position.

Right...If they thought he was guilty and planned on charging Jeff.. They were never going to prosecute Jeff. Jeff could only claim he asked for a lawyer in court, which the detectives knew would never happen. He was a witness...at best. Them continuing to talk should have been an indicator that they didn't have shit. In fact, I think Jeff knows this and says so.

bro if I punched you on the face, and you told me you want your lawyer, would anyone else get involved?

well the same applies for this case

Edit: I literally blabbered nonsense and apparently people somehow thought it was an actual opinion, I mean, I don't even know what they disagree of


Wham bam thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell.<br>This guy man XD

Wham bam thank you for the coke, put me back in the cell.
This guy man XD


Wtf part don’t people understand?! “I want a lawyer!” Duct tape- over the mouth. SHUT UP! There’s no talking after that statement. Everyone has a right to one my god! He even knows the whole system and the game and he continues to talk. Oy!


You are in a paper suit and handcuffs.  There is a good chance you are under arrest.


i was in the police cells in the UK for 7 days & nights & had to drink water from the flushing toilet, the cell even had shit all over the walls, i do miss that cell


The antihero phenomenon is not something superb in my opinion.. I don't find him or any other antiheros "amazing" or anything. Sure they don't behave as an everyday person should, and it's interesting to see, in the movies for example, the tale behind a supposedly evil person. But in real life, besides examining someone's history with the purpose of learning and later applying that knowledge, justifying any crime is just bullshit to me. Not in this case in particular, but in general, we learn to "justify" killers, rapists through "their tumultuous upbringing"; we often also learn to forget the lives these people impacted. In some occasions less concerning, like this guy who I suppose didn't kill anybody, but then there's criminals who have taken lives and we're showing "understanding" for the criminal, and completely forget about the victims with time.


Are there any more videos of people taunting interrogators?


Jeff: I want a coke
Officer: here ya go
Jeff: I want a lawy-
Officer: So anyway...

@Jesus Christ i’m not christian but i gotta say bro you are the original chad i got major respect for you

@Krak Head go on then free all the murderers rapists and other kind if nasty individuals instead of just staying at the good point that some cops are bad at their jobs<br>But ofc murder, robbery, assault and other things are irrelevant if you're colored, that's the way the world should go on obviously

@Krak Head go on then free all the murderers rapists and other kind if nasty individuals instead of just staying at the good point that some cops are bad at their jobs
But ofc murder, robbery, assault and other things are irrelevant if you're colored, that's the way the world should go on obviously

@ShaNeeka Washington Nice that is racist af

@IvyCuber eh I don't really like it, also the Guhong v2 on my pfp is just my first speedcube lol

No motha-f*cka!  I want "coke"!  ha-ha-ha

No motha-f*cka!  I want "coke"!  ha-ha-ha

proof that coke uses heroine in its recipe.


If anyone wants to hear jeff explaning what happened here you go : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0srs6NKm-s


Why do they proceed with the interrogation after he'd asked for a lawyer?

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Great extra scene from the movie The Machinist!


Feds: u have the right to remain silent 🤫🤐<br>Jeff : send me back to my cell dumb a$$ thanks fa da coke doe 😂🤞 Classic!!!!

Feds: u have the right to remain silent 🤫🤐
Jeff : send me back to my cell dumb a$$ thanks fa da coke doe 😂🤞 Classic!!!!


“You have the right to stay silent”

Jeff: stays silent

“You understand”

I aint talking mate

“You have the right to stay silent”

Jeff: stays silent

“You understand”

*I aint talking mate*

@Jake Bob wow, so unfair. This is why we have to fight this unjust system,

So people like your father can have justice and can be free.

@Rhagos thanks... I am not a native speaker so it's good to learn :)

@The Artisan this guy knows,  my dad got jumped by a guy and because "witnesses" (people who knew the guy who started it) called the police they made their minds up it was my dads fault and he got arrested and fined for assault he now has a record for someone attacking him , and the footage of the guy starting it mysteriously disappeared from the cameras on the street/establishment it happened at... police hardly bothered asking my dads side of the story and thought it was cut and dry because he was on his own and no body would stand up for him the system failed him.

He's displaying confidence because he knows they have no evidence, they have no idea what they're talking about, they just want a confession.

And a confession without an evidence only helps the interrogator, but never the suspect. He knows this. He was basically baited and lied to, just to get a confession....

They didn't get one so they "let" him go

@ditzyalpaca Nah, Jeff is just trying to make sure he isn't sentenced to a couple of decades behind bars convicted of something he didn't do. <br>He has every right to stay silent even though it might be inconvenient for the people interrogating him.

@ditzyalpaca Nah, Jeff is just trying to make sure he isn't sentenced to a couple of decades behind bars convicted of something he didn't do.
He has every right to stay silent even though it might be inconvenient for the people interrogating him.

@subg88 you quite literally supposed to state if you are remaining quiet

How you supposed to tell them you’re remaining silent if you’re remaining silent?

@Tangerine octopus okay tangerine octopus

@Javar Don't every add me in your crimes. I sing like a bella donna. 😇

I was taken for questioning once as a suspect. I told them everything, got myself a cup of coffee, and was released. I was not the young girl they wanted to hold for the night.


I’m weak😂🤣 he just said “ the only reason I came up here was to get a f**ken coke”…


Second violation still asking questions when he already asked for an lawyer


When he says, “Long time buddy…” I can literally FEEL the pain, regret, sorrow, and shame in his voice. Get well Jeff, I have hope for you.

@Janice Scott , yeah, all the time knowing  that you only need to make it stop is use "just one more time"...

Unless you've been an addict you will never feel the pain

You really need a good reason to get clean after so many years, withdrawal is a fucked up experience.

@João Martins "who theoretically know him" hahahahahahahaha

@João Martins my dear friend Evan met Eppstein in a bar two or so weeks back. It was around noon, he was drinking a beer and he was approached by a man who claimed he was eppstein. It sounds like that. Stop ducking like farming by benefiting from this sad cituation.

@ResilientSweeper You either had to search "Jeff The Anti Hero", read the pinned comment or the description. In fact JCS mentioned it at the end of the video. Your ignorance is proof why you don't deserve the right to think or act freely.

Troy over here woke up and chose violence

@Ashley McMeakin it’s in the pinned comment

@João Martins Not sure about him being clean but when this video was initially posted somebody put up the link to his YouTube channel. He has a band or had depending on how things have gone since for him. In his own words, he didn't even know this video of him was circulating and many people were on there sending their regards and hoping the best for him. I'm sure the comment where the link was posted is somewhere still in here.

I’ve looked at his channel I see nothing about him being clean and he still looks and acts like he’s in the grips of active addiction not recovery. <br>Maybe I’m missing a few videos or something

I’ve looked at his channel I see nothing about him being clean and he still looks and acts like he’s in the grips of active addiction not recovery.
Maybe I’m missing a few videos or something

<---Another Junkie named Jeff, but clean and sober and thankful for recovery.

I felt that he knows the day he first tried heroin was the biggest mistake of his life.

@Troy Wallace Jesus Christ you lot are thick look at the pinned comment he’s clean and is doing well look at his account

@Troy Wallace pal, the dude who said it was quite detailed so yes, I considered it to be quite believable. As I said I don't really care if u believe it or not

@João Martins So you just repeat something you have no idea about as truth? Gotcha "lad"

@Troy Wallace Lad, I'm told he's got clean by people who theoretically know him. I chose to believe and I truly don't care whether or not you do the same.

Seriously, it broke my heart to hear that.  I feel bad for any addict, I can't imagine, thankfully.


Come on man 14 minutes.....I need more than that.


Man,iv been jeff but an English version and the cops used to purposely leave you in the cells to miss the sat morning court then get you out for interview and you'd be stuck in them damn cells till Monday detoxing. Fcuking dark times


Those cops had nothing. Only a couple pieces of evidence I'm missing lol. Ha, like him being there and the confession of him doing it. He didn't do that shit. He came out the front door of the house he said I didn't do shit at