Jeff is so smart whilst going through withdrawal. <br>Imagine how much of a success he could have been in life if he had been dealt a different set of cards.  Man, this guy is smarter than some presidents I’ve known of.

Jeff is so smart whilst going through withdrawal.
Imagine how much of a success he could have been in life if he had been dealt a different set of cards.  Man, this guy is smarter than some presidents I’ve known of.

don't bring presidents and politics into this, thank you.


Can't find my favorite comment making fun of how women will ignore all his glaringly obvious faults for the fact that he is 6'5


I love how cops try to trick you into giving up your rights. Man asked for legal counsel and these rookies keep questioning him. Jeff is the smartest person I've ever seen interrogated on your channel

Absolutely!! Cops are NOT your friends. They are looking to put you away

They didn't, it was a different session.


This guy could've had an excellent career talking to people. He's witty and has great charisma. Too fkn bad drugs stole that from him...

@papermachevolcano in my opinion the drugs gave him that personality

@Dylan Ingram “the drugs stole his career”

Maybe drugs made him a good talker, two sides to everything

tbh addicts fight demons everyday its like u trying to stop smokin weed or nic u fighting these evil spirits within u

Who's to say that it wasnt drugs that gave him that wit

@Henry Bollinger I'm pretty sure the lowest mg of ibuprofen is 200 and the highest mg of morphine is 200 so it's probably a good thing doctors do that

Mayhe hes the way he is BECAUSE of drugs. Pain changes people dude

No, because he's a social guy that's why he does drug. You just like his conversational performance, other people invested their skills in academic/STEM areas instead. He's just simply put his points in social and acting and speaking language

No, he gave them to drugs. Nothing was taken from him.

Thats so true. Hes a smart guy you can tell he just went down a shitty path.

I’m also skilled at talking to people, what careers can I do? I considered TV talk show host interviews and now I find interrogations.

@Silver Ghost Mondo says meth is bad for you. You tell him that he is wrong, then proceed to say  all drugs are bad. That means Mondo is right in your logic...

@Silver Ghost Are you seriously trying to argue that meth (recreational use) is good for you?

@Smoking Amalek it also has various health effects, most of them negative :D

Meth actually helps being sociable and raises IQ. There's a reason the nazis used it.

Hunter S <br>Wow thanks for describing me in a nut shell. But rest assured I’m trying REAL hard everyday to better myself and become selfless instead of allowing the aforementioned vices to dictate one’s life 💯

Hunter S
Wow thanks for describing me in a nut shell. But rest assured I’m trying REAL hard everyday to better myself and become selfless instead of allowing the aforementioned vices to dictate one’s life 💯

He still could. Only some time has been stolen.


"you look like a prick", that's the most honest sentence ever uttered in a police room.

@Dr. Coomer Same. She was annoying. If I was on the other side of her I would think she was a joke

Honestly the woman detective in the bonefish grill video was kinda pissing me off...


Take note: he did less than 24 hours in jail, but had he talked at all, they definitely would have charged him with SOME type of crime and he'd be incarcerated to this day. <br>He's eating a butterfinger right now, fellas. And I bet he chews with his mouth closed..

Take note: he did less than 24 hours in jail, but had he talked at all, they definitely would have charged him with SOME type of crime and he'd be incarcerated to this day.
He's eating a butterfinger right now, fellas. And I bet he chews with his mouth closed..

Sadie Ireland maybe many meth addicts. Not opiate addicts.

Sadie Ireland why wouldnt he have teeth?

@Coconut Xavier I just looked up his channel. His About description reads " Jeff's police encounters continued " <br>This guy is comedy. Ha haa 😄😄. Truly using his cleverness in a way that makes him popular. Ha ha 😆

@Coconut Xavier I just looked up his channel. His About description reads " Jeff's police encounters continued "
This guy is comedy. Ha haa 😄😄. Truly using his cleverness in a way that makes him popular. Ha ha 😆

" chews with his mouth closed " you got me there 😄😄😄. 🙌🏼

cop said no butterfinger because you didnt help me out. you mean help me make my job easier by incriminating yourself and so i can look good at work and to the prosecutor

@Coconut Xavier what's the channel name?


He's way more honest than the dudes interrogating him.


Brilliant. Jeff is Honest. Jeff is cordial. Jeff Knows his rights. Jeff needs to kick his Drug & Soda habit(s) - But otherwise: A Very Reasonable Individual.

Drug addicts aren't very reasonable.  They will do most anything to get their next high, including robbery, theft, and armed robbery.  Anything for the short lived high.  Jeff only knows the system because his actions, often criminal, put him back into it over and over again.  He could get cleaned up, work an honest job, gain some weight, eat healthy and contribute more to society than keeping the justice system busy.

He needs that sugar his body is craving right at this moment. It's not so much the coke he's drinking...

Hes not on heroin anymore. Hes still just as funny but hes doing good! ;)

@SightForMemories I remember him saying that in the video, but thank you for sharing it just the same. Was there another point besides re-stating what he'd already disclosed?

@Rick the Swift He's been in the joint more than in one way.

I'm 6 and 1/2 minutes in, have read most of the comments, and still have no clue wtf I'm watching other than Jeff choosing to remain silent...sometimes.. and lots of people thinking he's a legend..oh well can't ever get those minutes back can we😂😂

I think jeff is living the high life of meth addictions... he sounded very Herione equivalent.


The fact that he can think rationally and keep it together while most likely having withdrawals is astonishing

The fact that he can think rationally and keep it together while most likely having withdrawals is astonishing

@Jacob Oliver it’s a Choice how we handle addiction. The withdrawals might get me but I’m never ever letting myself getting fucked from those dark thoughts and depressions without my dope again. It’s my life. I’m happy I made that choice, never gave up in all those years. It’s a hard stretch sometimes but we have to fight on until we win this war, or we will lose fucking everything. The sun will shine at the end of the tunnel, I’m sure 100%

@Jacob Oliver I love your perspective, you motivate me a lot. Thank you, sir!

@Jacob Oliver I love your perspective, you motivate me a lot. Thank you, sir!

@Jacob Oliver the war metaphor! I also use it. It is indeed going to war in your head and you fight ALL DAY ALL NIGHT I mean it’s so fucking hard. Someone never experienced it could never imagine what that is. You know the feeling, 3 days awake, just surviving and you know, this shit is going to last until it’s over and there won’t be a single second in the next weeks where you ain’t fighting for you goddamn life.

@Jacob Oliver and you are allowed to be proud! You beat something that breaks the most souls in half and I think no one of us can say that he did not lost a part of his soul to addiction. Im proud of you too and you motivate me, I’ve cuttend down so much, I don’t even get dope sick no more but I can’t cut it off completely. I’m so close tho.

@tamo 96 I've come off opiods (this last one), alcohol, and I guess....meth.

Opiods lasted forever.

But alcohol was like...condensed. The fever dreams. Cold chills. Ect.

But I did then BOTH cold turkey. No one's help.

I'm proud

@tamo 96 yes my last one was the worst. Never experienced anything like it. I was totally OUT OF ORDER for a month.

But I did it. Cold turkey. I came out the other end wiser. Better.

It was almost like...serving in a war...minus the war. Sorry to those who HAVE served. I'm talking out my ass - I know that.

And then at the other end - colors seemed vivid. Emotions of course ran high - but im not afraid anymore. To exhibit emotion. To be stoic. Whatever. I'm not pandering to anyone.

And I'm under no illusions of being "better".

I'm just here on this planet. And I'm not gonna be a downer. Im gonna enjoy myself. My family.

Maybe even my friends (the herd of dumbasses that somehow I became part of)

I think people are just dumbasses. I'm just a smart ass. Or...hard ass. What were we talking about?😎

@Jacob Oliver the mind remains sharp. I would say the mind even gets SHARPER and better when you’re sober for a few days the first time in years. Opioids luckily don’t change people like cocaine does if you know what I mean. You can get your mind out of it without damage, I’m somehow happy that opioids catched me, not meth or coke.

@Jacob Oliver it’s weird. Like my first successful withdrawal was the best time in the last 3 years, although it was physically the worst withdrawals I’ve ever had in my whole life, went two weeks cold turkey and was awake for fucking 4 days before I collapsed, it was HELL. But i knew I will make it and It gave me my hope back.

@tamo 96 thank you. My point exactly.

Thank you.

@tamo 96 thank you. My point exactly.

Thank you.

@Jacob Oliver actually when I was in withdrawals I was sometimes even in a better mental state then using, because there was no self hate for the use. I was proud going through it.

As an opioid addict myself I can admit that it has a lot to do with how much options you have. When you sit at home and have the option to go to a spot and buy stuff, you cannot imagine the war in your head. But when you’re locked up and you know there won’t be a way today, it gets way easier. Still hell tho.

Opiate withdrawal is so ruthless. Imo. Suboxone and thank the heavens everyday I don't have to suffer withdrawal pain anymore. Feels like your being microwaved.

@schmay  yea barely. but yea the first time you actually get bad withdrawals is definitely the worst

@schmay  yea barely. but yea the first time you actually get bad withdrawals is definitely the worst

@b m Does really strong coke help a heroin addict's withdrawals??

@b m Does really strong coke help a heroin addict's withdrawals??

Agreed. I'm surprised he was able to stay off the crapper long enough to do these interviews.

Agreed. I'm surprised he was able to stay off the crapper long enough to do these interviews.

He could definitely either just be buying drugs in jail or thinking about getting out so he can use again to power him thru it. Or maybe just a strong person but if he can manipilate so well I could def see him seeking out anything to help withdrawel that was available around him

@Safet Cucaj 24 hours? I'd start jonesing around 10-12 hours. After that it was horrible. I knew some really hardcore guys that had to shoot up every 4 hours. Depends on how much you're doing. At least that was my experience.

You don't go into withdrawals until 24 hours. Jeff was experiencing absolutely zero withdrawal symptoms. Plus he had a very good appetite Coca-Cola and chocolate

Go through life WITH DRAWERS <br>not drugs

@jht3fougifh I've never seen a junkie in withdrawal acting as calm as this guy. And yeah I've been through dope, methadone and suboxone withdrawals.

Dude, what? That's objectively untrue. As someone who just got off methadone after IV heroin use years ago, so who has also been there, and as someone who has looked into what to expect during methadone withdrawal in particular (they say calmer but longer, I say the length makes it worse, but I digress)... there are psychological symptoms.

The angry sneezes of PAWS aren't even the only thing. Even in this non-acute withdrawal, psychological symptoms exist.

Fogginess, lack of sleep, severe anxiety and frustration... these are absolutely symptoms.

Just wanna clear this up. Coz yeah, you gotta be very clear about this stuff. SO much misinformation, even among users themselves.

Especially coz it depends on the individual. Different people will have different symptoms. It's like the flu, y'know? Symptoms vary.

If he was jonesing he'd be squirming like a worm on a fish hook. He's not going through withdrawals. No way.

If he was jonesing he'd be squirming like a worm on a fish hook. He's not going through withdrawals. No way.

That's why he's still alive after a decade of addiction. If you can't keep your head together, you don't last long in that life.

@brokenAngel_{BlessOurChildren of TheWorld, AMEN} good for you. Love to hear you are clean, BRAVO

@brokenAngel_{BlessOurChildren of TheWorld, AMEN} good for you. Love to hear you are clean, BRAVO

I can believe a person could sit in that small room with no fan or some kind of ventilation (maybe it has?).<br>I could smell the sulfur/rotten eggs everytime he burped.  🤮

I can believe a person could sit in that small room with no fan or some kind of ventilation (maybe it has?).
I could smell the sulfur/rotten eggs everytime he burped.  🤮

He’s probably been in similar circumstances a few times

He’s probably been in similar circumstances a few times

@Layne Doe thank you! As a recovering drug addict of almost 10 years I thank you! Today it just seems like a different life or a different person. 😊 have a great day!!

@Barry G hahahA! I actually managed to do that!!! Thanks to an unlimited supply of A grade coke!!!

@Barry G hahahA! I actually managed to do that!!! Thanks to an unlimited supply of A grade coke!!!

@Butt Snatch whoopy do Tylenol will do nothing. Some codiene will help but in a real rehab it’s really all the drugs u mentioned

@brokenAngel_{BlessOurChildren of TheWorld, AMEN} I’m glad you’re<br>Now clean! Congratulations!

@brokenAngel_{BlessOurChildren of TheWorld, AMEN} I’m glad you’re
Now clean! Congratulations!

@Beep Beep he was nowhere near withdrawals. Give him another 24hours and things would have. Been different.

@Beep Beep he was nowhere near withdrawals. Give him another 24hours and things would have. Been different.

@Angel Karen Anne 💖 he was happily crossing his legs with no repercussions there. No where near withdrawal.

@Angel Karen Anne 💖 he was happily crossing his legs with no repercussions there. No where near withdrawal.

@Did I Do That he’s not withdrawing. He’s still pleasantly off his gourd!

@Did I Do That he’s not withdrawing. He’s still pleasantly off his gourd!

@VJ M agree here. My partner was busted and the cops called me and told me to bring him in a shot. As a young 19year old I did.

@Sioux D ohhhhh DUDE that blows. Peace n live my dude

@Sioux D ohhhhh DUDE that blows. Peace n live my dude

@Ne Zušu not if, as a recovering addict, he calls it Syringe

@Ne Zušu not if, as a recovering addict, he calls it Syringe

He wasn’t withdrawing that whole time. He was totally off his gourd.

He wasn’t withdrawing that whole time. He was totally off his gourd.

Naw bro he just switched from heroin to coke

Naw bro he just switched from heroin to coke

@Jacob Oliver that's not true either, because of the fact the WD is in your BRAIN... there's a lot of uneducated ppl giving horribly WRONG answers in this comment section.

@schmay  that's actually not true at all, AT ALL. it's ALWAYS unbearable, however the severe WD symptoms don't start until about the second or third day in. And everybody has different severity in symptoms, and it also depends on how much he's been using, and it's very VERY likely that he is on Suboxone.

@Jacob Oliver no tf it does not. All your mind can think about is your next dose

@Jacob Oliver no tf it does not. All your mind can think about is your next dose

@Jacob Oliver thats actually interesting to know, ty

@Jacob Oliver thats actually interesting to know, ty

@Butt Snatch good for you? I didn't and was part of a lawsuit a few years back from the treatment they did to us. Every jail is different.

@Butt Snatch that would be Lynnwood County correctional facility. Same place being sued for sexually assaulting women.

@Butt Snatch that would be Lynnwood County correctional facility. Same place being sued for sexually assaulting women.

@BreakfastClub they probably offered the coke and he probably said "I'll come up there and have a coke but I'm not gonna tell you shit" and they took their chance.

@Conrado FMC_Ny agreed, that was some bullshit

@Conrado FMC_Ny agreed, that was some bullshit

@Jacob Olivermind gets too sharp in a way

@Jacob Olivermind gets too sharp in a way

Its astonishing for someone to tell the truth. Jeez i dont take much to please you huh?

Its astonishing for someone to tell the truth. Jeez i dont take much to please you huh?

As someone has a severe addiction to alcohol I kind of understand.

As someone has a severe addiction to alcohol I kind of understand.

Lmao that's every addict what are you talking about. This isn't anything new.

Lmao that's every addict what are you talking about. This isn't anything new.

Your brain actually becomes sharper the more sober you get.

Your brain actually becomes sharper the more sober you get.

The guy is smarter than the cops even though he is a heroin addict, that's hilarious to me 😂

The guy is smarter than the cops even though he is a heroin addict, that's hilarious to me 😂

@brokenAngel_{BlessOurChildren of TheWorld, AMEN} congrats on being sober x

@brokenAngel_{BlessOurChildren of TheWorld, AMEN} congrats on being sober x

@Elle vaughn congrats on a decade sober,  that's awesome x

@Elle vaughn congrats on a decade sober,  that's awesome x

@Freddie’s Overbite Practice makes perfect?? This isn’t a violin lesson! It’s obvious that you haven’t truly ever been in the throws of addiction withdrawal. There is no other way to say this except that every time I would tell myself “Ok this is the ‘last time’ I’m doing drugs, time to get clean!” THAT withdrawal would be seven times worse than the last time! So don’t sit there and talk about ‘practice makes perfect’! By the way, the last time... was the last time. I’ve been clean for 5 years. It’s still hard to hear somebody rattling a pill bottle. But my point is that the only way ‘practice makes perfect’ can come into play is through recovery, not withdrawal.

true, not all people who get arrested are bad people

true, not all people who get arrested are bad people

@schmay  yeah, the more it happens the easier it is to tolerate. But, 2-3 days in without, those become bad withdrawals and you aren't going to be able to hold it together like this. He probably used that day or the day before, so he's likely not TOO bad.

@VJ M Yeah, Im not to damn sharp , when my legs are jerking and my skins crawling all over my bones.

@VJ M Yeah, Im not to damn sharp , when my legs are jerking and my skins crawling all over my bones.

Yup hats off to this dude. They likely used his withdrawals against him. 👏👏👏

Yup hats off to this dude. They likely used his withdrawals against him. 👏👏👏

For me, thinking clearly during interview does not get easier with practice!  As well as injecting heroin for 17 years, I've been arrested over 40 times and imprisoned multiple times. That's why Jeff is a legend! This man is Awesome!  I really hope he got clean

He’s been through this countless times. Practice makes perfect.

He’s been through this countless times. Practice makes perfect.

@Angel Karen Anne 💖 right? It doesn't even get bad until about 28-32 hours after the last sesh.

@Angel Karen Anne 💖 right? It doesn't even get bad until about 28-32 hours after the last sesh.

@VJ M yeah. I wouldn't have been able to interview if I was dope sick. I couldn't help but want to curl up and ignore the world. Its all you can do to stop from shitting and vomiting yourself. Nothing is better than the skin crawling feeling.

So glad I'm sober. I was addicted for a decade, I just barely passed more time sober than I spent high.

He isn't in the THROWS yet. He's in the onset. Talk to him in 2 days. He'll be a zombie

He isn't in the THROWS yet. He's in the onset. Talk to him in 2 days. He'll be a zombie

It ain’t his first rodeo...with withdrawals and most definitely not with the police. Lol

It ain’t his first rodeo...with withdrawals and most definitely not with the police. Lol

@Jacob Oliver r u joking? I've been a heroin addict for 17 years. In interview, after hours in the custody cells lying in the filth from my horrendous withdrawals, my mental acuity is not sharp.

@Conrado FMC_Ny I think he told them he “was ready to talk” when he actually wasn’t because at some point I heard him say I only came here for the coke.

He knew not to talk to the police. They wont talk to you if they have a solid case.<br>They needed him to incriminate himself. He did not and they cut him lose.

He knew not to talk to the police. They wont talk to you if they have a solid case.
They needed him to incriminate himself. He did not and they cut him lose.

How can he ask for a lawyer, and the cops refuse it and still try to talk to him??? It’s insane?

How can he ask for a lawyer, and the cops refuse it and still try to talk to him??? It’s insane?

He has been a junkie in and out of the system most of his life, this probably is not his first time tweaking in an interview

He has been a junkie in and out of the system most of his life, this probably is not his first time tweaking in an interview

Go support Jeff and follow his youtube channel: syrenge music :)

Go support Jeff and follow his youtube channel: syrenge music :)

As someone who has been through withdrawals - I can say mental acuity is not effected. The physical impairment is horrible - but the mind remains sharp.

I thinks he innocent or just a really good lying junkie 😭

I thinks he innocent or just a really good lying junkie 😭

That’s what 14 years of heroine addiction will do to you.

That’s what 14 years of heroine addiction will do to you.

From what I saw my buddy go through, it seems like it's easier to handle the more times they go through it

From what I saw my buddy go through, it seems like it's easier to handle the more times they go through it

yeah. that must've been a really strong coke

yeah. that must've been a really strong coke


I think he is likable for me because I see potential in him. He’s actually very intelligent (especially with heroin brain fry) and down to earth, no BS. People are tired of BS. He has a lot of  potential, hope he can get clean.

@Positivebird 000 I study how society effects people's lives. Criminology is a subfield. Basically, I understand we we create criminals as much as they make their own decisions. Like how we ruin people's lives over some marijuana. It's not random.

@nigga turd God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

@Lee Collins Well it's both but yah we super neglect social causes in America

@Alex Loomis Yup. The "War on Drugs" was, is, and will always be total b.s. America needs to unlearn what we "think" (have been indoctrinated to believe) about drugs.

@Russ Olson Yes, thank you! It's a "society" problem...not a "personal" problem.

We've got to unlearn what we think about drugs.
Opioids don't make you stupid.
Folks need to realize that there are highly intelligent , and functioning users across the world.
The biggest downfall for addicts is if you're impoverished.
Every problem in 🇺🇸 can be directly linked to poverty.
Every issue is much easier to deal with when you've resources. And money is the greatest resource there is here.

Guys like Jeff are why I'm a sociologist. People don't understand crime doesn't invent itself. It's rare that people are just actually bad.


Jeff is the master of the long con.
14 years an "addict"
Multiple felons
In and out of prison
Fakes a robbery
Plants a gun
Answers no questions
Talks to no pricks
Walks away with 4 cans of coke
My hero
Jeff

So that's the moral of the story? Well I'll be d*<b>**</b> it is a coke commercial.

So that's the moral of the story? Well I'll be d***** it is a coke commercial.

Example: Snake in Escape from New York rescued the president of the U.S. , but he did it for his own survival.  Anti Hero first class.

@Ron Becker An anti hero is usually a protagonist who accomplishes good things but not because of social values but rather his own.  Jeff is no anti hero.

@Jo Slow you call it "common sense" but among other videos Jeff's is considered special. How "common" is that sense really?

@Jo Slow it's because he does the right thing.   It's not heroic or difficult yet many people far better than him have failed at just not talking to the police.

I’m confused I watched the entire video while reading the comments all praising Jeff’s intellect... waiting for some payoff.. common fucking sense at play here holy shit people

That was some usual suspects, keyser soze type of shit.

Yet he will always see himself as a failure because he didn't get that butterfinger


I wish Jeff better days ahead. Seems like a chill guy honestly.


Wow he is 6’5 he ended up in the wrong court

@Waryemez Ez me too Wayne I had no clue it was a basketball court they meant😵

@Waryemez Ez the court he should have ended up on is the basketball court; basketball players are often tall

Can someone explain I’m not native + stupid.

when i read his height i was terrified for a sec, but then his weight (likely due to heroin use) made him sound completely ridiculous

i had to read it twice- km slow but this got me choking


If someone took the time to help this dude, he'd be a good guy. He just sounds like a good dude who has gone through some bad shit, and coped with it in a bad way. The cops were trying to exploit him, rather than help him.

@Luis Sanchez Did he get convicted though? If not, he's innocent.

@Luis Sanchez uh, that’s naive.  That’s not how “getting your side of the story” looks lol.

Cops are trained to get everybody in jail wether guilty or not ,they couldn't care less, they are part of a system and they obey automatically to their trainings, the way they see it...it their job ,let the judicial system to continue to deal with the accused, after they've done ...they call the next person in.<br>We are all trained to act in certain ways since we're kids .

Cops are trained to get everybody in jail wether guilty or not ,they couldn't care less, they are part of a system and they obey automatically to their trainings, the way they see it...it their job ,let the judicial system to continue to deal with the accused, after they've done ...they call the next person in.
We are all trained to act in certain ways since we're kids .

@The Trend not really less then 1% of addicts stay sober so it’s a hard situation to try and help one get sober

@jjcoola998 No Junkie would want that headache.😂🤣😂🤣🤣

@Luis Sanchez ... So why did they keep him in when there was no evidence against him? If your argument is that he could've provided them information, he could've been called in for questioning instead of arrested. Literally braindead argument

@Dan C.    That is not how it works pal. Most criminals don't care about getting better. Most of the time, their goals are to figure out ways to get sympathy from people. There are reasons why criminals reform rate is low

You're talking about cops exploiting a heroin addict as if heroin addicts don't exploit everyone in their life to get the next hit.

I dont think so really they wanted to be able to charge him for his crimes, it is their job anyway...

@jjcoola998 junkie in comments identified

@Suzy Rottencrotch I think Suzy got cheated on by a junkie lol

@Suzy Rottencrotch It's not irrelevant, you just want to come in here and spew venom. Please take your poison elsewhere, nothing you have to say is beneficial, fact based or anything that is of significance. Bye

@The Trend Do you think somebody gave him a pat on the back and a peptalk and he quit heroin or do you think the taxpayers spent close to $1 million so he doesn’t relapse for two years

@Suzy Rottencrotch Sitting down and talking with some time doesn't require anybody's money

@Luis Sanchez The cops play games with people, every time they sit someone in that room. All these tactics and strategies they use against people are exploitation. Its justice when the guy is guilty, but exploitation when the guy is innocent. Where do you draw the line?

@Bloody Hell 😊 rehab is like 70,000 dollars a week for inpatient in the US

Yea who’s going to spend 1000 dollars a day so Jeff can take a break from heroin

Trying to exploit him? You mean just trying to get his side of the story so they can figure out who ROBBED SOMEONE A GUN. Lol. Man this feel bad bs is getting dumb. No one knows the truth bit everyone is so quick to say "hes just a good guy in a bad spot" pfft. Go hangout with him then


I spent the first five minutes trying decide if Jeff was barefooted or if he was wearing flesh colored slippers.

At like 2:40 you can see he's wearing slippers because you cant see his toes anymore

Hehe......Up lil the 2min mark when it goes gray you can't tell.  Then, you may kinda see the crease or difference in shade at the meeting of the slipper and the inside of his foot.  At bout the 6min mark I was like, "Dude aint go no wiggle to his toes....It's one BIG ASS TO........ohh! shit......They're flesh colored slippers.  Dastardly."  Their persistence shouldn't be allowed, especially with cameras.  Some people could just be in a bad mood not want to talk to the cops and lawyer up as he does.  Then, that's "game over. Red Rover!"  Shiiiiiid!  They know this too and assume some are clearly upset and do so not knowing of their rights.  Doesn't allow for incessant badgering, bruv!  Well done, el Jeffe!  Well done, Lad!

@Kris S around 13:40 you can see him adjust/tug at the socks. Before that I was questioning it the whole video lol

Haha same ,I think at 16:00 you can see the heal of the slipper?

He's wearing slippers. I really couldn't tell. I barely saw the seem, but it took me so long to find I'm worried I'm wrong. Lol

I kept staring at his feet thinking the same thing 🤣


Let's face it, jeff was in control

Played the cops like a games console

@Michael D how? One talked his way INTO a prison sentence, and one talked his way OUT of a prison sentence?

How could you even suggest they're similar?

Stormy Tingles ASMR & Spirit Tree Gaming

@Jacob Pickerin false. his youtube channel is linked in the description of this video and he explains that we was throw in prison for two more years on unrelated charges.

@ohshizabear wow u joined 13 years ago 😳

I agree, I think Stephen McDaniels would give him a run for his money though.

So much in control he was arrested the next day

@El general Ahhh, 1990's were the days. Your mother was still beautiful and you were still just a twinkle in my eye.

@El general i were born in the 80s, and it isnt anything like it is now. sure technology has improved, but society has well and truly shat itself.

@HOT BOT i have a old Macintosh iici from 1990 what was it like in 1990??

😂 damn just get him a lawyer this taking way too long.

@Andrew. in extreme mode with an old Acorn BBC Micro with a black and white screen and no joystick


Never talk to the police without an attorney... final answer.

If you want proof read up on when cops get arrested. They NEVER talk because they know how the sausage is made.

Yep. We have several attorneys in my family, and it’s a well established rule that if ANYONE is ever arrested or feel uncomfortable while talking to the police, you should ask for an attorney. They might try to punish you by putting you in jail and delaying, if they can. They will definitely claim that only a guilty person would ask for their attorney, but it’s a tactic designed to discourage you because they know that once a lawyer gets involved they can no longer lie during interrogations with you.

Jacob Lyman Bro, this may come as a shock but they consider you guilty anyway hence being in police custody in the first place.<br>Always get a brief even if your a yank and it has to be a public defender to start with

Jacob Lyman Bro, this may come as a shock but they consider you guilty anyway hence being in police custody in the first place.
Always get a brief even if your a yank and it has to be a public defender to start with

But i thought if you ask for an Attorney then they say you are lawyering up and that they consider you guilty after that? (Lol)

Only exception is if you thanking them for a coke


"I didn't do anything."
"Elaborate."
"No."

@john turtle Interesting. Any more notable information?

@SCP Monthly well, for instance e. coli bacteria is literally everywhere. theres a mythbusters episode showing it on your toothbrush, even if you put it in a plastic bag inside the freezer. every wonder how it got there? thats right, its me :)

@john turtleThe SCP Foundation want more information on your ability. Could you possibly explain more?

@SCP Monthly of course, my microbiome informs me.

@john turtle Good use of anomalous ability. Do you ever know who got poop teleported in their mouth?

@john turtle You can do it IN the floor using anomalous means. (Or you could no clip like chicken foot said.) Job done!

we watched the video buddy, WE KNOW WHAT IT SAID!

@ficken_choot ngl I've actually seen Caine from a vampire game I play driving a toilet before

@john turtle you really think someone this powerful doesnt have the ability to no clip?

I usually make a hole in the floor and go from there.


jeff didn’t go to jail because of robbery, jeff went to jail for the free coke

jeff is free, here is his channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulYvX4eloUI

Omg I'm dying at these comments 🤣 this is funny shit haha

@Jeff Marco Agot Are you a free man as of now?

@Jeff Marco Agot LOL  JEFF!  BUT THAT JEFF IS A LEGEND.. I HOPE HE IS STILL ALIVE!


Do people ever dislike these videos? Because this is better that most crime shows on tv… Masterpieces each and every one.


>gets interrogated by the police
>says “I didn’t do shit”
>doesn’t elaborate

Power move

@Athetos of Astora I mean he was a heroin addict...

@Patrick Bateman Hey man, Jeff is the type of guy who does what he wants. Jeff likes heroin so Jeff does heroin because that's what Jeff wants, he doesn't give a shit.

@Patrick Bateman Ex-Heroin addict. He stopped since then.

What else do you want him to elaborate on? He's just exercising his rights to remain silent 😎👍


"Jeff got clean soon after his release and now works in the corporate marketing team of Coca-Cola!"

Freaking hilarious!!! 🤣

Imagine this was just an elaborate coke ad 😂

He’s been applying at Coca-Cola for years and his commitment and passion for it finally landed him his dream job.

@Barack H. Obama i can’t tell if you’re kidding or not

He was given a coke during the interrogation too

i kinda doubt that dude was asking for methadone

@LIFE AS IT IS <br>No. The original poster used quotation marks to show they were quoting the narrator of the video.

@LIFE AS IT IS
No. The original poster used quotation marks to show they were quoting the narrator of the video.


this is just pathetic.... Dude keeps saying he doesn't want to talk he wants a lawyer and they still keep harassing him for a confession.

@Wanderingjew yeah and he stopped a minute later maybe two
and that's harassment to you really?
and if you wanna argue well he went back in for sure the people at the precinct made him go back in there

 my point is pretty simple I don't think it's the interagtors fault
(except for staying two more minutes after saying he wanted a lawyer)
other than that I doubt he wanted to go back in and interrogate since he asked for a lawyer

@Noah Thompson yes. He legally HAS to stop. I’m blaming him for doing exactly what you said he did. I don’t see the disconnect here

@Marble Madness detaining someone and charging them without access to legal representation is a violation of rights. no amount of your sniveling is going to change that fact. if you happen to be innocent in which jeff might of very well been, then you have to really know your rights and know that the police dont care, arent there to help you, and want to wrap you up and move on asap.

@Alabastine why it's not his fault that he was in the room that whole time
he did not end it when he asked for a lawyer which is bad but eventually he left
probably the people made him go back
he even got him a soda

@Bobby Australia that's not what I meant
remember I was talking about harassment
maybe I used the wrong word
but you should know what context I was using the word for
but whatever my bad
he wasn't insulting or being hostile towards Jeff
also chill don't know why you're getting mad

@R H how was it harassment?
are you talking specifically about the interrogator or everyone

"They also knew he was going through withdrawals and used that to their advantage"haven't watched the

@Noah Thompson what do you mean he wasn’t intimidating Jeff? That room is playbook for pressure. Tf do you think you know.

He thouth he would got him easily cause Jeff is  junkie

@Kry V you said it a lot better than I can lol

Harassment is the right word in my opinion. Once asked for a lawyer they must stop all questions and get you a lawyer, as per a person's right. If they ask any more questions after, other than showing understanding of what you said like "you want a lawyer?", is violating a person's rights. What is violating a person's rights? Harassment. That's what it is. Manipulating to get him to confess/incriminate himself for a few cokes and a butterfingers after he already asked for a lawyer? Also harassment. People can describe it however they want. Any further questions or "come on man's"  is harassment and illegal. If someone is innocent they're rights are taken away, if it's a criminal, the case can be dropped because of the police's actions to continue questioning after a lawyer is requested. Idc if he's guilty or not, it's still harassment. Idc if the police are just trying catch a bad guy. They still shouldn't have continued questioning him.

@Noah Thompson fine harassment is technically the wrong word they were manipulating him is that better? or at least trying to manipulate him. I still personally believe it was harassment but still. They also knew he was going through withdrawals and used that to their advantage I'm sure.

I'm just saying once he says he wants a lawyer they need to quit with that sneaky crap trying to incriminate him when he already said he's not talking.

@N13TZ uh cops do try to force convictions bud... We even see it happen on this channel in other videos.... That is literally their job when they are in that room to get a conviction because once you are sitting in that chair they think you are guilty regardless.

Plus my entire point is once he said he wanted a lawyer they should have quit questioning him and got him lawyer. Instead they keep bringing him back in every few hours while he's going through withdrawals so they can try and take advantage of that fact.

@Marble Madness mans said sjw lmao. It aint 2015 bro

@Wanderingjew and how is it the interrogator's fault he's in there
all I'm arguing is that the interrogator is not harassing him
I mean the most bad thing about the interrogator you can say is that he didn't admittedly stop after Jeff asked for a lawyer
after that isn't really his fault because someone probably asked him to go back in

@Michaela Volanková first of all I was talking about the first interrogation not the whole 5 hour time span

how is it the interrogator's fault he's in there it's not his job to put him in there just to interrogate him

and at the end of some of the interrogations you can clearly see that they're about to leave
how is that the interrogator's fault tell me
how was the interrogator harassing him

@Noah Thompson it’s jot reasonable it’s literally illegal..?

@Noah Thompson he kept going for few more minutes? Dude was left there for over 5 hours. And they still kept asking him questions without the lawyer!!

@Kingof Grim we* yikes man get a therapist

@Vives yes I know that but really the interrogator was doing his job
He should’ve ended it there but he kept it going for a few more minutes

Again you’re using the word annoy when the original commenter used harassment
And whatever the reason good or bad the interrogator went back in
He was probably told to go back in
So harassment is definitely the wrong word to use

@Noah Thompson if you say you need a lawyer the conversation should be done until the lawyer gets there . Not annoy for a confession. That’s just not professional.

@David J. Bueno I mean, that’s a good thing to have in ur bio, but not the best… thanks for showing ur character tho.

@Marble Madness damn you went from some credibility to none so so quick it’s crazy!

We know he was taken in and out. The point was, first time he said “I want a lawyer” the interview is LEGALLY over, yet the officer pressured and pressured. Eventually he decided to do it for the Coke, but the point was, what they did is actually much worse than being an addict

Theres no “harassing” in this interrogation… I bet you have ACAB In your social media bios…

@!? scroll down, everyone here is trying to make their "muh i dont like cops they're trying to force a convention!!!"

@Hunter Murphy - He was there with no lawyer out of his own volition. He could've had a lawyer, but he decided he wanted free Cokes & a Butterfinger. If you had bothered to listen instead of being a sniveling sjw, you would have caught on to that. Apart from that, he was taken to the cell at least three times. You can see when the cops take him away & the tape cuts. By exercising a little common sense, you could have deduced that more than was caught on tape was going on in real time. After all, you never saw him bargain for the extra Coke & Butterfinger, though you did see him question the officer about it at the end of the video.

@Hunter Murphy maybe I should have said relatively reasonable but I digress

and that's not what the original comment was referring to but ok it doesn't matter

all I was saying was that using the word harassment is a bit harsh
since the interrogator wasn't really intimating him or being overly rude
he even gave him two cokes
and I don't really think it's the interrogator's fault that that they stuck him in that room for over 5 hours

@Noah Thompson They continually interrigated him there for hours with no lawyer, thats harrassment at best.

harassing is a bit harsh because that interrogator was reasonable

He was just finnessing them for free cokes

he was the one wanting to go there for cokes xd


Jeff can open a soda, blow his nose, And make the cops look dumb...all while handcuffed.

Coke cast in a commercial delivering cokes, loading the machines, drinking Cokes, waving at neighbors, getting an old lady's cat outta a tree all while handcuff. He's good! I can't even remember my safe word...

@Mama Poch well the cop kinda set him up for the "you look like the p***k" line and I've not seen much lol

annnnd.... he binned those bogeys in one shot. Respectable while hand cuffed.

@Mama Poch hey not a hero...ANIT-HERO<br>PAY ATTENTION

@Mama Poch hey not a hero...ANIT-HERO
PAY ATTENTION

John Anderson Not sure where you got that last part from.

Jeff is wearing Martha Stuart Blu Collection 2009. Tho Jeff The "Anti-Hero" Does Indeed Opt for the Snoop Dawg Sequin Shawl as his flight cape, unfortunately, capes are not allowed in jail as are shoes apparently. While the narrator asks us to put ourselves in the shoes of an addict, I find this quite an impossible task since said junkie is currently SANS FUCKING SHOES BRUH...<br>I say....SAVE THE COKE and GIVE THIS HILLBILLIE SUM METH_A_DON_EEEEEEEEEEE

Jeff is wearing Martha Stuart Blu Collection 2009. Tho Jeff The "Anti-Hero" Does Indeed Opt for the Snoop Dawg Sequin Shawl as his flight cape, unfortunately, capes are not allowed in jail as are shoes apparently. While the narrator asks us to put ourselves in the shoes of an addict, I find this quite an impossible task since said junkie is currently SANS FUCKING SHOES BRUH...
I say....SAVE THE COKE and GIVE THIS HILLBILLIE SUM METH_A_DON_EEEEEEEEEEE

@MrGlowInTheDark oh yeah, all while withdrawing!..multitasker!

Lest we forget hes withdrawing from heroin at the same time


Coming down in jail would suck.. Listen to "astra wally" by Rose Tattoo


Jeff is so much smarter than the cop to the point the cop didn't even realize how bad his position was.
When you say you have evidence and the suspect says "like what?" It means he doesn't believe you.
The response of "why should I tell you?" Comes off as really desperate.

@Rush2112 drug addiction has higher rates of intelligence because they realize a way to escape nihilistic hell

@Rush2112 see the comment I made to Rick Turner 4 days ago

Yeah...Jeff the junkie is a real genius.

@Rick Turner Im torn, your comments towards fellow Youtubers are quite reasonable yet you judge Jeff harshly and make multiple assumptions in my opinion: (uneducated and not very smart, disrespectful, a criminal)  Remember that:
#1: He is a 10+ year opioid addict currently in withdraw, surrounded by officers trying to get him to incriminate himself and we have no notion as to how much rest, food, and potential negative interactions he has received/experienced.

#2: Anyone of any intelligence can become addicted, its a misunderstood and devistating disease and while the person suffering from addiction does retain some degree of responsibility for it there are almost countless other factors to keep in mind when on the topic of addiction, specifically in America in this case potential factors such as: Economic/financial hardships, personal hardships/health, America's poor response to the drug problem "The War on Drugs" (prohibition, black markets, unregulated, misuse of funds), America's Judicial system (inherent biases and inconsistencies with some drugs [alcohol, sugar, caffeine, nicotine and pills] vs others [Marijuana/cannibinoids, Amphetamines, opioids, psycotropics, disassociatives, etc]), America's criminal justice system (reprimand vs rehabilition, #1 per capita incarceration rate, difficulty being successful after going through the system/lack of social net and the typical intermingling of hardened criminals and gang culture with nonviolent criminals/incarcerated in prison), America's lack of priority on rehabilitation and mental health centers, etc...

#3: Just remember, anybody can make poor life choices and their problems can become exponentially worse when the past/current residence, financial status, opportunities available, ethnicity, societal hardships, physical/mental/emotional health status, past experience with legal drugs (alcohol, pain management, antidepressants, etc) peers, governing bodies (county, state, federal) and its legislation/enforcement are taken into account. I would encourage you to judge others as you would have them judge you or your loved ones and even if people out there can really dig their own holes to keep in mind theres often, dare say always, more to people and their actions than meets the eye.

#4: Especially in this day and age when information can be biased, cherry picked, incomplete and often lacking on such subjects. Be wary of making assumptions and falling to cognitive biases. Ex. Just because Jeff has a country accent doesnt make him dumb or uneducated, just because he has been through the criminal system doesnt automatically make him a criminal/bad person, just because he has a little trouble speaking doesnt mean he is dumb, just because he has used drugs doesnt make him dumb, etc... [not saying you made these exact assumptions or that they are or are not true for Jeff, just providing examples].

I hope you read this and understand where Im coming from, wether or not Jeff is mainly the one at fault isnt entirely relevant because those judgements dont apply to everybody who share similarities in their life story and there is much to be improved upon to limit the number of peoples facing similar problems, and problems of all kinds we see in our country today. Have a good one.

When the cop said "Why should I tell you?" I knew he was bluffing, or at least he was making an attempt to exaggerate the situation to tidy up the case on his table.<br>A proper cop would not have said that, it comes off like a brag, a proper cop wouldn't do that tit for tat shit in such an aggressive manner.

When the cop said "Why should I tell you?" I knew he was bluffing, or at least he was making an attempt to exaggerate the situation to tidy up the case on his table.
A proper cop would not have said that, it comes off like a brag, a proper cop wouldn't do that tit for tat shit in such an aggressive manner.

Mircea Ion well you’ve got some valid points right there but what makes you think that I have no empathy for people who are less lucky in life? What makes you think I’m not one of them? As shown in the video, the convict said he’s already been locked up because of the same reason and he was just annoyed by the fact the this time they were giving him a solid interrogation. With that being said I’d still like to point out the fact that he’s still showing no respect or any kind of education for that matter. As you may be able to tell I’m no interrogation “smart” as you said but what makes a person interrogation smart then? And secondly I decided not to vote these last elections since the options given were quite “surprising”. The passive aggressive attitude you showed towards the end of your response to my comment makes me think that I might have said something to offend you, if that’s the case then I apologize, that is certainly not my intention I just thought I’d give my honest and humble opinion. Have a good day.

Dealing with a suspect who is this savvy about these aspects of the law is probably outside of his experience.  Most suspects would either begin defending themselves, explaining themselves, or confessing to whatever (volunteering information that the cops wouldn't have had otherwise), and here's Jeff, who just coolly says that he doubts their claims.  Jeff probably had a good attorney at some point in the past who explained to him where and how he had messed up during a previous arrest, and he paid attention.

@Rick Turner I agree that some people are born by the majority's standards as pure evil beings, un-salvageable souls. However, because rampant police corruption and incompetence, innocent people have been serving hundreds of years of prison. It could happen to anybody so it's not a bad skill to be interrogation smart. Everything is relative, intelligence, smarts, skills. I would like to see you how you'd fare in an interrogation. You show no empathy for people less lucky in life which may be an indication with who you have voted last elections. You have this fixed idea in your head that hard work alone fixes everything and will eventually rise you to a comfortable and fulfilled life. It's not.

Doug Martin I genuinely thought you said smart referring to his individual being, I apologize for the misunderstanding. I stand by my latest comment anyway.

Jayla Ro not just the addiction of course, but the whole thing

@Rick Turner smarter than the cop doesn't mean smart overall<br>But you're right, drug addictions and jail/prison are not life goals

@Rick Turner smarter than the cop doesn't mean smart overall
But you're right, drug addictions and jail/prison are not life goals

He’s so much smarter that he has heroin addiction, Is/was locked up in a county jail, can barely talk and is overall showing lack of respect and education. If that’s what being smart leads you to then I’d rather be stupid (as opposed to being smart).

@Gav Art Yeah when the dude says that they aren't there to hurt you or catch you or whatever it's obvious bullshit. Like why would they interrogate you if they didn't think you could've been the one who committed the crime?

As soon as the confession facade is seen through they can’t really do much


My childhood friend is exactly like this. He does not care in the slightest who he is talking to, he is always the same. It's a pleasure hanging out with him lmao

Lol I have a childhood friend who is like this too 😂😂

@Chick? No. Quite the opposite, actually 😂 He can't stand it because he has to deal with drug addicts on a weekly basis, as a bouncer.

@Riooo He's actually doing pretty good, was working as a bouncer for a long time. Maybe one of the ideal jobs for him and his demeanour lol. He's also pretty much the same person, still.


Is it "Jef", "Jeff", "Jeph", "Jefph", "Jephf", or "Jephph"?


Officer: “Where do you usually get your methadone?” <br>Jeff: “I don’t, I get heroin”

Officer: “Where do you usually get your methadone?”
Jeff: “I don’t, I get heroin”

@aleshia mccaw read the comment & interpret it however u want.Not to hard is it.Of u go & good luck.

@Peter Funk what are you even talking about

Kaboom.Not in recovery.Drip feeding cops facts they already know slowly.He go thru a case of coke.Once u request a lawyer interview terminates.Next time they speak to you is in the presence of your lawyer.He can even answer for you.Its illegal to put you in the cells & keep coming back & asking if you want to talk.The person in custody should not be able to change his mind once his made his decision.The only questions they asking is incriminating to you whether u did or didn't do shit.You won the police union lottery today. Your it.

Why would the detective even ask that like obviously he is asking for opiod alternative

@Jordan Thompson for real, someones got to make a documentary or something

@godsent gg I didn't want to believe you at first, but glad I clicked. This has turned into a surprisingly good ending. When will we get Jeff The Movie?

I FELT that 💀💀😭 ive never been on heroin but ive been takin painkillers for a damn long time and also the fact he says “long time buddy” when he cracks the coke had me dead lmao


Jeff- "playing good cop"

cop-"nah im usually the prick"

jeff-"you look like a prick"

hahahaha jeff 1 cop 0

@Mark Jones At Large lol 300m cops and 90% are bad guys? what a joke. Strange how you americans know all the black's names who got killed which make me think there aren't as many as you all cry about. <br>Most cops are good guys or your society wouldnt be standing. Withaut cops there can be no civilization

@Mark Jones At Large lol 300m cops and 90% are bad guys? what a joke. Strange how you americans know all the black's names who got killed which make me think there aren't as many as you all cry about.
Most cops are good guys or your society wouldnt be standing. Withaut cops there can be no civilization

@AnOp 13 cops are GIVEN their authority by THE PEOPLE.

@AnOp 13 your head has disappeared in the sand. The 10% of cops who most would consider good guys, cover for the 90% of criminal oath-breaker cops.

@snarley shark do its your right to assault a cop with stones and bottles but not the cop's right to batom charge amd rubber bullet you?

@snarley shark cops are an authority and people forget that. You must OBEY a cops order he is not your average citizen. And no, since america is made of 300M people there are actually very few bad cops situations.

actually thats jeff 2 cop 0. 1 0 for jeff was on "playing good cop"

That's the kind of 'win' you tend to pay for down the road. The police can afford to be patient.

I bet the other cops had a good laugh outside the room after seeing that.

@Kevin w then you would've let Jeff win again

man i thought that conversation happens only on movies lol

@Kevin w probably what would have happened in most of these situations


So i guess the statement "I want an attorney" means bring the suspect back every couple hours & keep trying?

@Jamie Kirby Similar in Michigan, near your border, not that I have personal experience, I just hear it from defense lawyers. They'll let you sit for around six hours to see if you'll crack before they get their acts together and let you talk to yours. And people say, if you comply, they'll let you...lies.

SCOTUS has recently clarified the demand for a lawyer during an interrogation. Any reference to a “lawyer” and the cops must immediately stop questioning and determine if the suspects wants a lawyer.

If your lawyer doesn’t turn up in the first 15 minutes you’re legally allowed to leave

K A I thought Canada was 😎 cool and ppl nice?

@Joseph Bridges Especially when he started doing heroin?

In the US, once you ask for an attorney the cops are supposed to immediately stop any form of questioning/interrogation.. and your lawyer will strongly advise not to talk to the police. A lot of people say they understand their rights, but as these videos show.. they obviously don't. Cops aren't your friends inside of an interrogation room. So once they say you're under arrest for whatever crime, you should say "i want an attorney" and "I'm exercising my right to stay silent." From what I've seen and read, Canada seems to be kinda sketchy when it comes to all this though.

By law? He's entitled to a lawyer. But inside those walls, the cops can hold on the lawyer for as long as they want. What they wanted was to both imprison him and comfort him so that he accepts that situation and just takes it and confesses to something he didn't do (I don't think he did).

They kept him in that room, in that facility, where he might experience withdrawal and become vulnerable, but also he was fed and freed from the handcuffs. The cops wanted him to trust them because he'd never budge if they antagonized him. That Aaron guy was probably thrown into this as well, maybe illegal possession of a gun they found in his house? They probably were all junkies, I doubt a healthy dude would let Jeff hit it off in his house. They took in some poor junkie with a criminal record because no fuss would come out of it and they have a quota. They don't want to leave empty handed.

@Տςհաҽҽժվ ᏖᎧᎴᎴ Jeff may have more tar in his veins than a road does but those cops were playing checkers and he was playing 4d chess

@Robert Gantry I guess in Canada it is. They dont call it xanada for no reason, the whole place is fucked up.

@Robert Gantry Jeff is my hero lol. He saw three steps ahead the whole time.

@Joseph Bridges - lol... Well, in any case, he was working them over pretty good. Kinda hard not to like a guy who's that cool under pressure.

Or maybe not lol. Idk they are supposed to stop

I think he was being brought back because he kept playing them and pretending like he would talk for a coke. He would get his coke and say take me back to my cell

Same thing I said. I thought once you lawyer-up they aren't allowed to keep pressing. "You have the right to have an attorney present before and during questioning" is just a trick of some sort to get you to talk, I guess...?

@Jamie Kirby By law they have to get you a phone to call a lawyer within 3 hrs. of asking , if they  don't and it goes to trial you will get the charges dismissed. Make sure you ask to talk to the supervisor on duty and make the request to him/her.

@Jamie Kirby you dare ask for lawyer in soviet Canada? OFF TO GULAG WITH YOU CAPITALIST SPY

Here in Canada asking for a lawyer doesn’t mean shit. I spent 5 hours on video saying nothing but the words “I want a lawyer” “let me talk to a lawyer” and sometimes spelling “l-a-w-y-e-r” and never spoke to a lawyer 😂


jeff in the throes of heroin withdrawal and arrest has more sense than most sober people I know. Which is both fascinating and frightening.

harmony331000 yeah “they games they play” Karen you so cray 😂😂🤣🤣

He’s just at the very very beginning of withdrawals... and I’m guessing he’s kicked, cold turkey, on the cold cement and steel of the cells.<br>Anticipating the inevitable sickness can be worse than the actual sickness sometimes.

He’s just at the very very beginning of withdrawals... and I’m guessing he’s kicked, cold turkey, on the cold cement and steel of the cells.
Anticipating the inevitable sickness can be worse than the actual sickness sometimes.

vagelo420 he’s just been thru it repeatedly and know they games they play


9:28 At that exact moment, when Jeff said "I want a lawyer", the detective had a duty to stop questioning Jeff and get him a lawyer. Trying to convince him to keep talking is a blatant violation of his 5th and 6th Amendment rights, as was the continued attempts to get him to talk by the second detective.

@Alex R First, the fact that they tried to discourage him from speaking to a lawyer. They can't do that.

Second, the fact that they brought him back in to the interrogation room the next day without a lawyer with the promise of a coke and a butterfinger. They can't use treats to lure someone back into the interrogation room after the suspect has asked for a lawyer.

Also, we're talking about the 6th Amendment, not the 5th. And he didn't ever waive that right.

@Christopher Aaron Okay, tell me what part of the detective's questions AFTER Jeff asked for a lawyer was unconstitutional? The detective was simply complaining that Jeff pulled that move.

Moreover, one of the rights you have after asserting your 5th amendment right is also the right to waive that right at any time and start talking.

So I guess I'm interested in what you are basing your unconstitutional claim on. Genuinely curious, not an internet battle. I see there's a lot of replies on this thread but I haven't read through all of them because it's a lot and seems like a lot of bickering. Also, notifications for youtube comments don't work for me for whatever reason. Not sure why

@Christopher Aaron Only if it's enforced!

@Christopher Aaron Only if it's enforced!

@alex4alexn Or you prosecute them when they don't follow the law. Eventually they get their shit together and follow the law.

@alex4alexn Or you prosecute them when they don't follow the law. Eventually they get their shit together and follow the law.

@Christopher Aaron they also arnt suppose to profile either...but they are going to do what they want. Confessions are thrown out all the time for crap like this and you just hope they go by the book...cheers

@Christopher Aaron I agree it's fucked up.

@Christopher Aaron I agree it's fucked up.

@PosthumanHeresy The 6th Amendment to the Constitution is "a vague suggestion"? That's the most stupid comment I've ever read. The Constitution itself says it is an "unalienable right." Unalienable means it can never be taken away under any circumstances. The courts have upheld that right countless times.

@PosthumanHeresy Civilians don't swear an oath to uphold the law and the Constitution. Police do. So yes, it's a much bigger deal when police break the law and violate rights. Derp.

@Saitama • 13 years ago Why would I admit to being wrong when I'm very clearly right? I'm not a liar.

@Saitama • 13 years ago Why would I admit to being wrong when I'm very clearly right? I'm not a liar.

@alex4alexn Not according to court rulings. Police have to stop questioning, bottom line. No ifs, ands or buts. They can't try to convince someone to keep talking after asking for a lawyer.

@Alphonsus Ho And that's a problem. Breaking the law doesn't become ok just because they do it all the time. That's a serious constitutional problem that needs to be fixed.

Something about this seems wrong to me too... But it also seems to happen regularly without penalty... On this very channel, people ask for lawyers and then are continually questioned, sometimes for hours... It definitely seems wrong

@Jake Urrutia What does the guy being a junky have to do with that. Anyone should get a lawyer if they ask for one.

@Jake Urrutia What does the guy being a junky have to do with that. Anyone should get a lawyer if they ask for one.

@Corn Pop In the UK at least, bribery is defined as "the act of giving or receiving a financial or other advantage in connection with the "improper performance" of a position of trust, or a function that is expected to be performed impartially or in good faith." So no, you don't need to legally be a public servant to accept bribes, it's just that they mostly coincide with corruption investigations

Telling a man that he will receive an advantage if he "comes clean" not only discounts the actual impartial investigating the detective is supposed to do, it risks tainting the investigation with false evidence - what if the guy's friend genuinely had nothing to do with it but he wanted a good word so he ratted him anyway?

Again, just because it is common doesn't mean it can't be fought in a court of law, OP was only saying things he could fight in court, albeit the coke was a crap example compared to the several other times the detective implied a shady exchange.

EDIT: put it this way, if the det. said "if you don't tell me then I'm going to have a word with your parole officer about stopping you from seeing your kids," it would be extortion, this is simply the opposite of that.

@Corn Pop In the UK at least, bribery is defined as "the act of giving or receiving a financial or other advantage in connection with the "improper performance" of a position of trust, or a function that is expected to be performed impartially or in good faith." So no, you don't need to legally be a public servant to accept bribes, it's just that they mostly coincide with corruption investigations

Telling a man that he will receive an advantage if he "comes clean" not only discounts the actual impartial investigating the detective is supposed to do, it risks tainting the investigation with false evidence - what if the guy's friend genuinely had nothing to do with it but he wanted a good word so he ratted him anyway?

Again, just because it is common doesn't mean it can't be fought in a court of law, OP was only saying things he _could_ fight in court, albeit the coke was a crap example compared to the several other times the detective implied a shady exchange.

EDIT: put it this way, if the det. said "if you don't tell me then I'm going to have a word with your parole officer about stopping you from seeing your kids," it would be extortion, this is simply the opposite of that.

@Philosophy Of Élivágar I can see how people could interpret it as a bribe, but technically it isn't. by law a bribe is trying to influence a person holding a public or legal duty. when you're a convict or even a suspect you're not a public or governmental agent, so legally it's not a bribe. they all do it so it can't be illegal lol. anyone who's done any time will tell you a snitch will jump on your case just to get a Mcdouble and some fries. it happens hundreds of times every day at every jail/prison in the country and nobody ever says anything about it, including those who could benefit greatly from it.

@Corn Pop I agree that offering food as leverage isn't necessarily a bribe (provided they haven't asked for legal council, which he did in this case) but saying "Sure, but anything you say here I can also tell you parole officer [if] you help me out" at 13:10 definitely is an attempt at a bribe, at least from the suspect's point of view.

@Corn Pop I agree that offering food as leverage isn't necessarily a bribe (provided they haven't asked for legal council, which he did in this case) but saying "Sure, but anything you say here I can also tell you parole officer [if] you help me out" at 13:10 definitely _is_ an attempt at a bribe, at least from the suspect's point of view.

and they're the people who read him his rights at least twice at that point smh

and they're the people who read him his rights at least twice at that point smh

pretty sure they always do this tho, they always try to continue to get you to talk and piss you off until the lawyer comes

pretty sure they always do this tho, they always try to continue to get you to talk and piss you off until the lawyer comes

@Sibte A
It happens all the time in jail that it can take weeks to get methadone for someone, at least from what I've been told. Chances are, by the time you get your methadone, you've probably already gone through your detox cold turkey and you're pretty much done kicking.
I don't know if it's that common everywhere obviously, but I've heard that story more than once in my county.  It's freaking horrible that they do that to people.

The right to remain silent is not the same as a right to an attorney. You can tell them you wish to remain silent and in many jurisdictions they can still question you. HOWEVER, the right to an attorney is dif and once you invoke that right ALL questioning needs to stop. If I was back at law school and looking over this as a hypo, with the facts given, my argument would be that the  second interview should not be allowed because he invoked his right to an attorney and still wasnt provided. HOWEVER there is a question with regards to how the second interview began. If Jeff made contact and offered to talk for X Y and Z then there may be an issue regarding his waiver of his right to an attorney. Yet, we also must consider the reality vs what the reality should be and there are many cases of cops furthering their interrogation after ones right have been invoked, and you can imagine there are many more instances of this type of violation that is not litigated over. But, back to the legal side of it, it all this depends on the jurisdiction and the jurisprudence within the jurisdiction with regards to the right to an attorney, and of course none of this is legal advice and is just a hypothetical analysis.

@Corn Pop are you the legendary corn pop that Joe was babbling about

@Corn Pop are you the legendary corn pop that Joe was babbling about

@Christopher Aaron your last 4 words are was is most important...you can ask for a lawyer but they will still keep prying as long as they dont think they are wasting their time...the lawyer is for your defense but they might be trying to get info to pin on someone else...just like you see here...it was aarons gun, they wanted to know about that and arrested this guy to try and strongarm him...if someone asks for a lawyer but doesnt shut up, that is on them, cheers

@Christopher Aaron just admit you were wrong buddy

@Christopher Aaron just admit you were wrong buddy

@Viggo Macintosh  They sent him back to the cell he requested to come back and talk to them because he wanted a Coke

@Viggo Macintosh  They sent him back to the cell he requested to come back and talk to them because he wanted a Coke

@Christopher Aaron I'm not sure how someone who knows the police are corrupt can consider "the law only matters when it's enforced" to be stupid, but I don't have two first names so I guess that's what's needed to get it.

@Christopher Aaron No, the law is a vague suggestion that's only listened to in like 1% of the situations. The only law that has to be listened to is that which is enforced. Otherwise, nobody has to do crap.

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.  If the police find out information through illegal means, any evidence uncovered by that information is not admissable in court either.  It is a tenet called "fruit of the poisoned tree."

@Christopher Aaron It would behoove you to link the relevant part of what you're saying.

@Christopher Aaron It would behoove you to link the relevant part of what you're saying.

@Corn Pop You have no idea what you're talking about. I've done time as well, and it's absolutely illegal.

@Corn Pop You have no idea what you're talking about. I've done time as well, and it's absolutely illegal.

@Christopher Aaron I tell you what, if you ever get arrested for something <b>please</b> tell the judge you were bribed with a Coke and do the suprised Pikachu face when he laughs at you and doesn't dismiss your charges. lol.

@Christopher Aaron I tell you what, if you ever get arrested for something *please* tell the judge you were bribed with a Coke and do the suprised Pikachu face when he laughs at you and doesn't dismiss your charges. lol.

@Hoagie Lamp Hell, Jeff's YouTube channel is linked in the first comment, go ask Jeff.

@Hoagie Lamp Hell, Jeff's YouTube channel is linked in the first comment, go ask Jeff.

@Hoagie Lamp Did you not listen to the narration of the video?

@Hoagie Lamp Did you not listen to the narration of the video?

@Christopher Aaron Is there any evidence of that? You must be pulling from external sources because the only footage in this video is from the interrogation room.

@Christopher Aaron Is there any evidence of that? You must be pulling from external sources because the only footage in this video is from the interrogation room.

@Hoagie Lamp They used the promise of coke and a butterfinger to get him back into the interrogation room without a lawyer, so yes, it was extremely illegal.

@Hoagie Lamp They used the promise of coke and a butterfinger to get him back into the interrogation room without a lawyer, so yes, it was extremely illegal.

@Christopher Aaron I know they broke the law, I'm curious as to whether it's actually illegal to comply with demands for sodas or candy bars when they get back in the interrogation room.

@no name Thankfully you're not in charge of legislation surrounding police interrogations. Questioning someone repeatedly for hours creates undue pressure and they know that. Their goal is to get a conviction.

@no name Again, it's the 6th Amendment to the Constitution. The availability of public defenders is irrelevant. They have to shut down the interrogation until he has a lawyer. It's not "bs tv", it's the fucking law.

@Hoagie Lamp Not after he's invoked his 6th Amendment right to a lawyer. He clearly said "I want a lawyer." They don't have the right to do anything to "aid with compliance" after he asks for a lawyer. They have to immediately shut down all questioning.

you watch toooooooo much bs tv.
again, you think there's unlimited amount of public defenders and they can JUMP right there ?
he COULD keep quiet,ignore them etc.
how is there a VIOLATION ?
get real.

@Corn Pop Yes, it is bribery. And the fact that you're a convicted criminal doesn't make you an expert either. You may know "a thing or two" but that's the extent of what you know, there's a million other things you clearly don't know.

@Christopher Aaron Do they count as bribes if they're asked for? Pretty sure the law allows officers to give people shit like that to aid with compliance.

@Christopher Aaron Do they count as bribes if they're asked for? Pretty sure the law allows officers to give people shit like that to aid with compliance.

@Johnny P What's that supposed to mean? The law is the law. The fact that police don't follow the law is a huge problem, so don't act like it's just how it goes, because that's how they get away with doing it again and again.

@Corn Pop The police must immediately stop probing if the detainee invokes either the right to remain silent or the right to counsel. If the suspect invokes the latter, questioning must cease until counsel is available. But if the detainee invokes only the right to remain silent, the police may reinitiate questioning at a later time, provided that they honor the right to remain silent.

Yall people who write this have definitely never been through the system

Yall people who write this have definitely never been through the system

@Corn Pop exactly, they have to feed him regardless of whether or not he talks. In the video its clear that they said that they would only get him food if he would come with them. He invoked both his right to remain silent and to get a lawyer, neither was fulfilled. He said that he has a heroin addiction, and that he would be going through withdrawal if medical care was not provided to him. No medical care was provided, which is illegal, and they purposefully held him for 12 hours in an attempt to make his withdrawal symptoms get worse - so that he would just confess, regardless of if he did the crime or not. What the cops were doing here was wrong, no question about it. Might wanna re watch the video to catch everything said again.

@Christopher Aaron yes you are, and you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. you've obviously never been in either one of those seats before, and you're not a lawyer. I've done 5 years so I know a thing or two about the system. Coke and a candy bar aren't bribes. here's a news flash for you: they actually have to feed you in jail. shocking, I know, but true.

@Corn Pop You're so wrong dude. Police have to stop asking questions once you ask for a lawyer and trying to bribe suspects into talking again without one is incredibly illegal. I'm not blowing anything out of proportion, it's the freaking law.

@Alfredo Amaya yes there is. even if anything you say isn't admissible that doesn't mean you won't give them information that may lead to further evidence they might find indirectly. let's say you've been arrested for murder and ask for a lawyer, and while waiting for that lawyer you told the police where you hid the murder weapon. now, even though your confession may not be admissible that murder weapon definitely is. that's why they want to keep you talking, and that's why you need to shut up even after you've asked for an attorney. they don't have to stop talking just because you invoked your right to counsel.

@Corn Pop He was back in the room the next day being grilled again after they bribed him with a Coke and a Butterfinger. The bribe itself was illegal.

@Corn Pop He was back in the room the next day being grilled again after they bribed him with a Coke and a Butterfinger. The bribe itself was illegal.

but he did stop interrogating him though. less than 1 minute later Jeff was on his way back to his cell. they can still talk to you after you request a lawyer, it's just not admissible in court. but they still want you to keep talking because you might give up some useful information. like if Jeff asked for a lawyer and then told the police where he hid whatever he stole the police can find that stolen property and get his prints off it. his confession might not be admissible, but that stolen property would be.

@Alex R He can't do that. He was trying to convince him to not invoke his 6th Amendment rights. It was highly unethical and unconstitutional.

@Alex R He can't do that. He was trying to convince him to not invoke his 6th Amendment rights. It was highly unethical and unconstitutional.

He didn't, he's just complaining that he did that

He didn't, he's just complaining that he did that


Did the video get shorter i remember it being 18 minutes?


Why was the part of the analysis at 06:20 after "long time buddy" cut? It's was still in there just a few months ago


Cop: You have the right to remain silent
Jeff: 🤐
Cop: why aren’t you talking to me 😔

Jeff:🤐
Cop: I'm a good guy
Jeff:🤐
Cop: are you mad at me 🥺
Jeff:🤐


A man has got to have a code.  You never lie about a butterfinger.

@barefoot arizona for a confession like that, they may even give him two.

@barefoot arizona you cheeky bastard, I love it :p

Derek Walter Yeah that’s why the Cokes they brought were so good...sugar helps withdrawal a little.

@Alien Kill Squad ooh, yeah I guess I could see that.

@hapakaja when I was using I never had any such cravings. Actually it was the opposite, I felt like whenever I ate something it'd make me come down a little. I always felt the effects of the drugs better on an empty stomach


wam bam thanks for the coke put me back in the cell


Why are we not seeing any more JCS content?


Jeff has an amazing voice, he should be a narrator for audio books.

"It was a dark and stormy... Wait a second how the fuck would I know? I'm not reading this shit, where's that Coke?"

Except, when it's time to record, he may use his right to remain silent.

Kazi Mujammel they were talking about jeff not jim

he's got awesome feet too. he should do feet modeling, kind of socks or flip flops commercials

"Once upon a long ass fuckin time ago..."

I'd love for Jeff to narrate my life, you know..

Ha! He'd be perfect for "Lonesome Dove".

It's not him, he hires someone to talk for him


My man Jeff out here in jail suspected of robbery still managing to steal 2 cokes while he's at it. Untold levels of respect for that man.


Cop: Let me read this.
Jeff: No!
Cop: Yes!
Jeff: Cause I'm not gonna sign it!
Cop: You don't have to sign it. Let me read it for you.
Jeff: I'm not signing nothing.
Cop: You don't have to sign it. We'll read it.
Jeff: You already read it to me earlier.
Cop: I know we did, but Imma read it to you again.
Jeff: Thanks for the Coke.
Cop: You're welcome.

This is beautiful.

*Cop:* Let me read this.
*Jeff:* No!
*Cop:* Yes!
*Jeff:* Cause I'm not gonna sign it!
*Cop:* You don't have to sign it. Let me read it for you.
*Jeff:* I'm not signing nothing.
*Cop:* You don't have to sign it. We'll read it.
*Jeff:* You already read it to me earlier.
*Cop:* I know we did, but Imma read it to you again.
*Jeff:* Thanks for the Coke.
*Cop:* You're welcome.

This is beautiful.

I accidentally read this AS it played in the video. lol

if you read this without context it could pass as a tarantino movie


Instead of putting Jeff in jail for possibly the rest of his life they should put him in rehab for his heroin addiction

@C Reb sorry you seriously don’t know how commies treated drug addicts? 😂

Same old story same old result. That shit does not work.

@Scott Yeomans You're being generous. I've been in more times then care to admit. Every rehab i went to they (professionals) would always start by saying "out of the 30-40 people in this room right now, one or two will remain clean/not relapse.

@Scott Yeomans because addiction is rough. Most addicts relapse.

@Yandere boy enthusiast there are judges in america who have a 85% reduction in reofences because of their creative "punishments" jail should only be for violent people in my opinion like rapists and murderers and repeat offenders. Everything else should be some form of community service righting the wrong. It is supposed to be a punishment though not an all inclusive vacation.

That would make too much sense. We dont do commn sense over here

@Ben McMillian Even then, addiction isn’t solved by throwing someone in a cell with other violent people. Our prison system doesn’t heal or rehabilitate, and only breeds more hatred and violence. The places with the lowest crime rates on the planet all have one thing in common- a prison system that focuses on rehabilitation for those who can be saved rather than caging them in, tormenting them, and then throwing them back into the world and telling them to cope. People cope the only way they know how, and often times- for people thrown in jail for drug charges, that ends up being more drugs.

@Yandere boy enthusiast it does when they're committing violent crimes against law abiding citizens.

@M e l But throwing them in a corrupted prison system doesn’t help much either.

I've had enough people in my life who have went to rehab and then went right out as soon as they could and continued on drugs. Thats not gonna do anything unless the person is truly willing, and he doesn't seem like that.

Ah, I see you're mistakenly under the impression that the justice system's goal has anything to do with rehabilitation

Fuck that. Let him live his life. Maybe he's truly living the dream?

@Amie Crowsong idk if you have mental health problems now but people with depression are really prone to addiction maybe thats why you feel a similarity

I love this comment as it gives me hope!
I haven’t had personal experience with addiction because my mental health intervened before I had the chance to get addicted to substances (though I do realize I’d easily end up down that road if in the wrong place at the wrong time)
My time in intensive outpatient programs and inpatient/ psych ward etc,
I have met people with addictions and Ive loved them.  And they have an illness, as do I.  We’re not so different,
Which stands even in terms of the public and demonizing us and wanting us to suffer in prison instead of be helped to better ourselves even if we never are the “ideal” members of society.

It’s the same team, and our stigmas are incredibly similar if not actually the same.
Just wish it was easier to help people understand and be able to feel something about those of us who cannot help bad situations out of pure unlucky circumstance.


For a moment i thought it was the creepypasta jeff the killer


Where is that butterfinger you promised ?


can’t believe i’m saying this.

i want the confidence and conviction of Jeff when i grow up.

All drug addicts are like him... So you are wise not believing what you are saying

Don't tell your parents you want to be like Jeff😂

He gets them from being at the bottom of a pit with nothing to loose for several years. Be careful.

@Portland Goose yeah no, that’s not something to joke about

That was because he wasn't guilty of that particular charge

I thought that too but im pretty sure its the confidence of someone with barely anything to lose

@Ruggard
Newsflash, heroine doesn't make you confident. If anything, anxiety is typically heightened dramatically during withdrawals
Like him or not, confident is an apt description in how he presents

Confidence under the guise of years substance abuse. Not something to be proud of. I would hate to become anything like this guy.

@charles wheelock You didn’t have to do jeff like that 😭😭

You gotta admire the fact that hes honest and doesnt deal in bullshit.


As a recovering addict, I can tell you how friggin hard it is to do anything at all while dopesick, or in withdrawal.let alone act like this. This guy got some deep well of reserve energy he's able to tap.

My daughter is a recovering heroin addict, and a therapist once told me that withdrawal is unbearable — like the worst influenza ever — most addicts can’t withstand it without doing a ‘medical detox.’ . . . So, go Jeff!!!   💪🏼 💪🏼

@Chloe Kit how are you now, having any luck with kicking? Sorry not prying. I just know the ache, its hard.

@Chloe Kit yes, it's quite possibly the absolute worst possible way to want to speak to an authority figure. Idk bout u, but for me, it was the anxiety and the restlessness, I could deal with the tummy aches, the no appetite, the pukes, the sweats the shits. When anxiety peaked though and my legs started bouncing I wouldve robbed my Nanna on her bday while she was getting treatment in a hospital. Dopesick is the worst, the absolute worst

I was thinking the same thing it gave me anxiety knowing he was withdrawing I’m an opiate addict it’s unbearable as you know


“you have the right to remain silent”

jeff: remains silent

“...do you understand?”

“you have the right to remain silent”

jeff: *remains silent*

“...do you understand?”

While it seems silly to keep asking a silent man if he understands his rights they are required to ensure that the suspect understands their rights before proceeding because its much more than the right to remain silent

Ahahaha!  His silence means yes...? Hahaaaa great post!

@Jeff Marco Agot I watched this video because my name is Jeff.

Apparently you can't just remain silent. You have to invoke your right to remain silent clearly. Oh well

@Cognitive Dissonance Ha That was a good reference!

Reminds me of Blackadder goes forth...... permission to speak.

Smart lawyer said “never once has a lawyer said thank God he talked to the police”

@Dakota DellaFera one does not need to understand nor speak. In legal speak if you say yes, it means you agree.

Obviously the cop does not understand silent.

I was thinking that too. The cop just told Jeff he can remain silent and then he's shocked that Jeff remains silent 😂

bullsi20 ...He just said the man was committed. If anything he was adding onto my joke. I dont think for a second that it went over his head

Just for record, you still have to mention that you are invoking your right to remain silent. *edit- he invoked it when he said " I'm not going to talk to you, I want a lawyer."

You have the right to remain silent means you don't have to talk about the charges filed against you, so you don't incriminate yourself. They need to know if you understand. If you don't, they will get someone to help you.

Lucas Meehan i didnt copy this lmao. I saw it as it happened, then made the comment. It was probably just parallel thinking lol.

@Lucasio alas that is the fate of a popular YouTube comment

I mean he does have the right he’s not wrong lol


This interrogator isn't following accepted practice. I've read in books and also see in these videos that the technique is to get in the suspect's personal space and stay there. In other videos you'll see the cop pull their chair right up to the suspect. Sometimes the cop will push their knee in between the suspects knees.

It's all psychological to keep the suspect from feeling like they have room to breathe between them and the cop and gaining the confidence to either lie or stay quiet. Getting in their space keeps them off guard and vulnerable.

So it's weird this cop keeps a table between them and gives Jeff plenty of personal space.


Jeff is a prime example of knowing to never talk to the cops. Even if you truly are innocent, they can still use your words to paint a narrative THEY want, and the system will back them instead of you.

@William Fetters Lmao I never get how people hear that line and continue talking, does the Miranda right need to include a slap on the face, too? 😂

@Tahtahme's Diary Do you know how bad detectives look when it comes out they imprisoned a man on superficial evidence? I suggest you look at JCS' Guilty Until Proven Innocent in which the lead detective and three investigators were demoted and suspended without pay for holding an innocent guy in jail for three days. It's not quite as simple as just 'ascending the ranks,' there are literal courts which argue the validity and reasonability of your evidence.

Anyway that's besides the point. A cop doesn't need your word to frame you, in fact not talking lets them get creative. My point is that the detective doesn't even need to be dirty for your testimony to backfire on you, not that there are no such things as dirty cops.

The real dirty cops are the ones on the street that don't need a judge and jury to support their charges/behaviour

@Tahtahme's Diary Do you know how bad detectives look when it comes out they imprisoned a man on superficial evidence? I suggest you look at JCS' Guilty Until Proven Innocent in which the lead detective and three investigators were demoted and suspended without pay for holding an innocent guy in jail for three days. It's not quite as simple as just 'ascending the ranks,' there are literal courts which argue the validity and reasonability of your evidence.

Anyway that's besides the point. A cop doesn't need your word to frame you, in fact not talking lets them get creative. My point is that the detective doesn't even *need* to be dirty for your testimony to backfire on you, not that there are no such things as dirty cops.

The real dirty cops are the ones on the street that don't need a judge and jury to support their charges/behaviour

Anything you say CAN AND WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU.

Simple as that. Nothing you say in that room will do anything but hurt you.

@Philosophy Of Élivágar Denying the personal gains the cops absolutely get either boosting their ego or going through the ranks is disengenous.

@Tigris RGN That's unnecessarily cynical; it's not for personal gains, it's just that giving your account immediately sets them off trying to disprove your word instead of looking for actual evidence. There's a difference between framing someone and unfairly tunnel-visioning your investigation. As OP said, it's their narrative.

Always lawyer up, rather be safe then sorry

its true most cops are looking for stripes they dont care if you are guilty or innocent they just want to frame you for personal gains

Exactly had a lawyer tell me to never talk to cops just give them your name date of birth and you want your lawyer


My name is Jeff, My name is Jeff,  Dirty rotten Coppers


He’s asked for a lawyer multiple times, any judge worth their salt would throw any questioning away regardless. Good for this guy. At least he knows his rights unlike some people.

so he asked for a loiyuuh and no magic genie got one there immediately aaaaaand was miranda'd/read the warning and so fkkin WHAT IF HE yaps on to questions.
so what JUDGE worth this alleged SALT can toss anything STATED ?
LOL

Probably why the case was dropped, once any lawyer sees that , very unethical police work


So WhAm, BaM, ThAnK YoU FoR ThE CoKe, TaKe Me BaCk To My CeLL!


Reading his rights EVERY TIME??? What is this??


coca cola is good when u don't have heroin & u need heroin_<br>i used that crap from 17 years ☺

coca cola is good when u don't have heroin & u need heroin_
i used that crap from 17 years ☺


Officer: You have the right to remain silent
Jeff: *stays silent*
Officer: Excuse me W H A T ?

Officer: You have the right to remain silent
Jeff: **stays silent**
Officer: Excuse me _W H A T ?_

@Tan fr these jokes are so overused and cringe lmao

Officer: you have the right to remain silent<br>Jeff: that was your first mistake

Officer: you have the right to remain silent
Jeff: that was your first mistake


There’s no way jeff is alive today. Or is he?

He actually has a youtube channel and just uploaded something one day ago 😂 see the description for his yt channel link


If I was a cop who got not only outsmarted by a dope junkie, but also humiliated and ended up on the internet as well. I'd think I'd quit.

Not that hard, cops probably have a high school average of a solid C- so outsmarting them isn't too hard to do


More people should treat detectives like Jeff.<br>Be they in the right or the wrong. You aren't there to help make their jobs easier, you are there to fight for your own innocence.

More people should treat detectives like Jeff.
Be they in the right or the wrong. You aren't there to help make their jobs easier, you are there to fight for your own innocence.

@Alex Das Liebe  I am well aware that being completely silent after requesting a lawyer is the best strategy however I can't fault people for responding when the police force and detectives are trained to ask questions to piss you off and get that immediate emotional response. Also entertaining their opening questions could get them to treat you ever so slightly better, like getting concessions, before you use your 5th amendment right to tell them you won't being saying anymore until your lawyer is present.<br>The SERE survival tactics used in the military kinda apply here. Survive: don't do anything that will make them kill you or in this case imprison you. Evasion: You can respond to questions all you want if you are evading giving any details that could make your situation worse. Resistance: this would be the part where you just stop talking, ideally if in an interrogation room you would do this first. Escape: It isn't really feasible for a citizen to try to mount an escape from police custody but in this case I feel it would apply to doing everything in your power to legally get out of custody.

@Alex Das Liebe  I am well aware that being completely silent after requesting a lawyer is the best strategy however I can't fault people for responding when the police force and detectives are trained to ask questions to piss you off and get that immediate emotional response. Also entertaining their opening questions could get them to treat you ever so slightly better, like getting concessions, before you use your 5th amendment right to tell them you won't being saying anymore until your lawyer is present.
The SERE survival tactics used in the military kinda apply here. Survive: don't do anything that will make them kill you or in this case imprison you. Evasion: You can respond to questions all you want if you are evading giving any details that could make your situation worse. Resistance: this would be the part where you just stop talking, ideally if in an interrogation room you would do this first. Escape: It isn't really feasible for a citizen to try to mount an escape from police custody but in this case I feel it would apply to doing everything in your power to legally get out of custody.

You can’t prove your innocence in questioning. They ONLY use things AGAINST you. It’s in Miranda. Watch a lawyer vid with “Don’t talk to the police”

@Barış Doğukan Karakoyun no they don't lol, most people don't know enough to say no to police

That is if you’re innocent. I mean most innocent people act like this anyway.


"Playin' good cop?"<br>I love how quickly he sees through all the cop cliché bullshit.

"Playin' good cop?"
I love how quickly he sees through all the cop cliché bullshit.


I don't think using drugs should put you in prison, I think we need another institution that is dedicated to helping convicted drug abusers and not profiting off of them.


Why did Jeff never get a lawyer?<br>He kept his composure better than I would sober

Why did Jeff never get a lawyer?
He kept his composure better than I would sober

They were looking for a confession. They had zero evidence. He just had to wait it out till released without talking

@Juh I'm not naive, but I like to take people at face value. At least until they want something. Love and peace.

@Rob Smissen idk if that's a real account, cause the man in this video has a youtube channel called "The Legend of Jeff". Who knows though it's not impossible to have 2 youtube channels

Because I actually activated or furthered the conversation in order to get a coke in one and a coke and a butterfinger for the last attempt….I just wanted some caffeinated carbonated drinks and a butterfinger for obvious reasons which I never got….. at the end of the whole thing I was hitting the button telling them I was ready to talk and the detectives would say,” oh yeah and let me guess you want a soda first right.” And I’d just laugh…


These videos are so informative and entertaining. Thank you!


10:44 Jeff got him and u clearly can see the officer putting his arms up and stuttering, followed by a coverup statement.
He caught him offguard.


A lot of times these detectives don’t care & they are ready to just convince you they have something. You’ll say anything under stress. I hope Jeff found freedom


i love how the cop audibly sighs when jeff asked for a lawyer 😂


Everything you said about Jeff is completely true! The very first thought I had before you said antihero was "I like this guy". lol. and the Bad Santa analogy - AWESOME!!!!!


Sigh, I searched comments for like 10 minutes hoping someone knew Jeff and what he was up to. I wish the man happiness. He is a legend.

here's his channel https://www.youtube.com/c/SYRENGEMUSIC/about


"Playing good cop?"
"Nah I'm usually a prick"
"Yea you look like one goes back to silent "

Fucking legend

"Playing good cop?"
"Nah I'm usually a prick"
"Yea you look like one *goes back to silent* "

Fucking legend