"it was a short white man”
Arrests tall black man

Lying detective: "If you did it or not is not up for discussion."
Innocent dude: "Okay well.."
Lying detective: "It's really not. There is a number of witnesses"
Innocent dude: "Oh okay! Great"
Lying detective: "One of whom had a video camera."
Innocent dude: Looks up with joy in his eyes Perfect!

idk how he could continue thinking he was guilty. also that exchange was lowkey hilarious. he was so over him.

"it was a short white man”
*Arrests tall black man*

Lying detective: "If you did it or not is not up for discussion."
Innocent dude: "Okay well.."
Lying detective: "It's really not. There is a number of witnesses"
Innocent dude: "Oh okay! Great"
Lying detective: "One of whom had a video camera."
Innocent dude: *Looks up with joy in his eyes* Perfect!

idk how he could continue thinking he was guilty. also that exchange was lowkey hilarious. he was so over him.

@molupin60 black is both a race and a color, ever opened a dictionary?

@BulkyNigg ok??? The perpetrator was fckn white so it dnt matter

@Luke Sutton aren’t you white? Also he is black, black is a race, not a color.

@BulkyNigg could you have heard it wrong and it actually said "half-rican American"?

@princesstamika also, protests get violent without police all the time. And people get paid to go to riots to stir things up, but they gat like that on their own sometimes too. Especially the ones that involve breaking into stores and destroying the place and stealing. And in some cases beating/killing the store owner, who's actually usually black. It doesn't even matter if someone stirred them up in that case. Just cuz someone got you hyped doesn't suddenly mean it's that persons fault that you committed a crime lol.

@princesstamika not just because someone asked for some money. If they didn't actually do anything and they literally just asked if you had some spare cash, why would you call the police on them? You're just gonna waste that persons time and possibly get them in serious trouble with the law when they may have just actually needed some spare cash. Maybe if they like, threatened you or started following you or something, but asking for money isn't worth getting the cops called.

Yeaa I think the first investigator is British.

In software development, we have a thing called code review, someone invests 5 hours of his time to do something, another one takes 10 mins and reviews the most important parts of the work to make sure its done well. Here when a person's life is on the line, this stupid investigator got away with his hanky panky investigation :D

you used so much time typing in what we all saw and heard. you sir, need a job.

@Donna Knudson the protests are non-violent until the police show up. and there's undercover agents who kick off rioting.

@Kris Roberts it applies, sweetie. the word "racism" hurting your little ears is nothing compared to a man almost being jailed when he was innocent just because he was black.

@HowDoesOneSocial that's how people get robbed, sweetie.

@BulkyNigg that's crazy, I've seen hispanics be labeled as white all the time.

Leo Nidas on everything my uncle just got arrested mexican puerto rican mix and light complexion african American immate booking 😐

@BulkyNigg nope. Actually they are labeled White...look it up. No joke

@MrFallior right 😬 people are messed up. That's not the kinda job where you can just slack off and take the easy route.

@HowDoesOneSocial That's true. Any type of person that is okay with doing that, racial intentions or not, should be the one going to jail. It's a pretty psychopathic mindset to be okay with putting anyone in jail for a crime you know they didn't commit simply because it's easier. To not care that you just ruined their life.

@ganjaericco It doesn't have to be either rioting or nothing though. You can protest, which is non violent which is guaranteed under the 1st Ammendment of the (American) Constitution. Unfortunately people now say "protestors" when they should be saying "rioters". Riots involve violence to people and property and that is illegal. Protests are not violent and are completely legal. But the media is now calling rioters protestors as a way of making it seem like it's an ok thing to do and/or to hide the fact that they are rioting. That then gets blended in people's minds which just in the long run makes everything worse causing more division and more violence. The same thing has been done by not making the distinction anymore between "illegal immigrant" and (legal) immigrant. In the past, if you wanted to immigrate you had to  through a process and gradually you could, by completing that process, be an immigrant =a legal citizen of the US. Now "immigrant" is anyone who comes here to stay, whether legally or illegally. Again, this gives people the idea that there is no difference. This makes people think everyone should be able to come here to live without any checking of background or any process. Many young people don't even seem to realize that there is a difference and only makes the issue more polarized.

@MrFallior Yes. Or maybe just lazy work.  I don't think it's that uncommon for some officers/investigators to just pin the blame on whoever because it's easy and they don't really feel like having a proper investigation. But yeah, when you know the race of the criminal and arrest someone who is very clearly a different race but continue to insist that they are the criminal, there may just be some racism there. I don't understand racism. It just doesn't make sense lol

@Luke Sutton The investigator was told it was a short white man.<br>The fact he was a tall non-white man who he's still trying to find guilty tells you nothing?

@Luke Sutton The investigator was told it was a short white man.
The fact he was a tall non-white man who he's still trying to find guilty tells you nothing?

That to me feels like racism at that point.<br>The guy is happy the whole thing was recorded, investigator was told it was a short white man, yet still continues to try to put the guy in jail for the crime. That sounds like racism to me.

That to me feels like racism at that point.
The guy is happy the whole thing was recorded, investigator was told it was a short white man, yet still continues to try to put the guy in jail for the crime. That sounds like racism to me.

The man was a well spoken, polite, gentleman who did not match the description of the perpetrator and (I bet) had no criminal record. But he wasn't white, so......

@Kris Roberts I just wonder why you called the police on someone for asking if you had any cash lol

I can definitely see why people are so angry about the police with instances like this. I really hate the rioting though.

What a fucking champ he is though. Well worth his payout.

"he was paid $46,000 and all cops demoted and suspended without pay" that part was nice....

@Luke Sutton wtf are you even talking about

@Luke Sutton wtf are you even talking about

@pelle oh It's Canadian dollars so it's not as much as U.S. It would be around $143,000 U.S. dollars, which is still quite a lot for a man in this position.

I'm an introvert myself and could potentially see myself reacting in some ways similar to Michael. However, I'm sure I would have challenged the officer after his speech between 18:50 and 19:15, where the Officer says he'll investigate and hopefully establish the truth to Michael's alibi (effectively establishing his innocence or guilt), which is a complete contradiction with the Officer's earlier assertion that they have clear witness and video evidence of Michael's guilt which is apparently not in question. I'd also have asked the Officer something like "what the hell are we doing here if you've already established my guilt?"

Lying detective: "If you did it or not is not up for discussion."......because we already know you didnt.  We are just mad because we couldnt catch a little white dude so to save face we are saying we caught up to a tall black guy.

The "police officer" who arrested him still say he got the right guy even though he couldn't have done it. And still he's employed at the same police department and made $188,242.68 in pay in 2019. How can that even be a thing? That guy is the exact opposite of a policeman, he's a crook and should be behind bars! Here's the employment info on that creep: opengovca.com/ontario-employee/Mann,_Oliver

@Kris Roberts pretty much if you puerto rican or any latino they'll label you African american even if your complexion is white as a ghost lmao

Each time he thought he's making him squirm and the "criminal" gets happier and asks him to go through it.


What’s going on with the channel? Youtube making them remove videos?


That first investigator is beyond infuriating. I get it's his job, but he's bad at it. He's so cocky and doesn't even build up to anything. Just accuses him right off the bat spilling lies, EVEN when he doesn't fit the description AT ALL. I don't know how that man stayed so calm, I would have been so mad at each lie that came out of his mouth

Steph Daigle as it should be! I can’t think of another place in the world where a white man and a black man are treated so differently by the cops

That man burned me up. He is the one who seemed criminal-so willing to lie and easily doing so, and like he had the right to do so. By contrast, the innocent guy he was speaking to was so much more pure by nature.

Steph Daigle Because I’m pretty sure that Canada had horrible things happen with the Natives over there and saw that some of your politicians were outcasted for trying to bring to light the race issues you guys have, so is it actually not an issue there? Or is that the just the same run of the mill perspective that white people everywhere tout? I don’t know your race btw.

Steph Daigle Do the POC in Canada feel the same way? I completely understand that the racial tensions in the US are unique to the US, but I have definitely heard POC from various countries say that racism is an issue for them when the white people say it isn’t. A ton of white people in the US will say that we don’t have issues with racism here and turn around and brag about how they find ways around hiring Black people.

Alan Valle it’s also in Canada, not the US...there’s a difference

Agreed, especially when he said “we have you on video so it’s not even a question of IF you did it”. The guy called him on his bluff though lmao

@Randy Douglas Problem is, a lot of people can't afford a lawyer, and in the US you can't get a public defender until you are charged, so it is a lose lose for a lot of people.

Isn't the first thing you are suppose to do is investigate the accused's alibi?

also he doesn't even let him talk/ wants to hear anything. like at least gather some evidence

@Tit Snack I got the impression from true crime shows that the angrier the person is at an accusation the less guilty they generally are. Obviously, it's not so cut and dried, and also depends on the type of accusation, but I still think this is the case.

Alan Valle bro you’re detached from reality lmao the detectives aren’t gonna shoot him after or mid interview because he got mad


Police: arrested a random guy that came out of a bus at a wrong time

"The evidence against you is overwhelming and the fact that you are guilty is certain and not up for debate"

@Bear Marco No legal expert advises speaking to the police. Nothing the police say can be used against them, everything you say can be used against you. Ask the police if you are being detained, if yes, notify them you will invoke your 5th amendment right to remain silent. If you are arrested request to speak with an attorney. Nothing you say to the police will help you.

@Yassin  as someone involved in law enforcement I can say YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT>

@Squidwart Thats simply not true. The average investigator wants the correct person and a good prosecutable case.

@CLXXXVII i found it randomly when searching for wallpapers so i dont know the source but i can send the image to you

I love your profile picture, where can i find the source?

I love your profile picture, where can i find the source?

@Unregistered HyperCam 2 This is 100% correct. There are countless videos of police officers saying this themselves. There are examples of people saying something genuinely harmless that somehow comes back to hurt them in the end, even though they originally seemed ENTIRELY unrelated. Do not say a fucking thing. Do not give some obvious reason why you can't be at fault. Identify yourself and shut the fuck up. Talking will ABSOLUTELY NEVER HELP YOU. There is NEVER A TIME will it will help you. Shut up and get your lawyer. If you're detained, the cop is not your friend and he is not there to help you, and in his mind his goal is most likely to get you for whatever charge at any cost.

@Bear Marco That’s literally what the second guy did. He gave them an alibi and even gave a witness (his mother) yet was still imprisoned for 2 years. You’re talking like someone who doesn’t actually know how any of this works.

@Bear Marco That’s why you get a lawyer to do the talking for you. They aren’t there to help you they are there to get a confession

@Bear Marco that's, unfortunately, not how it works. without a lawyer its super easy to accidently dig your own grave rather than dig your way out. You wanna give them other evidence? do it through a lawyer.

@Viktor Zenelaj If the investigator has evidence that shows your guilt, you'd have to give them some new evidence that proves your innocence. Your word gives them leads that they can investigate which may prove your innocence.

@Bear Marco homi no... the investigator is not your friend, talking does nothing but give them way to connect the dots they want to connect. You want to increase your chances of getting out, stay quite until you can talk to an actual lawyer. the whole legal system is at time like a over complicated game of gotcha.

@iClash I saw it months prior to now, all of it.

@iClash I saw it months prior to now, all of it.

@Bear Marco there's a video of a professor giving a lecture called why you should never talk to the police. i suggest everyone watch it.

@Big Taro " it's a good thing psychology isn't worth a hill of beans in this case"
" this is literally a video about psychology..."
"yes, and?"

@Bear Marco You are dangerously wrong. Someone else recommended a 45 minute video about why you should NEVER talk to police as a suspect. That talk was given by a lawyer and a cop, and they both agreed talking is the worst thing you can do and can lead to a conviction even if you're innocent.

I genuinely hope you're never falsely accused, because you're in serious danger of fucking your whole life up under questioning. You really ought to watch that video.

@Big Taro this is literally a video about psychology...

@Big Taro this is literally a video about psychology...

@Succulent Orange it's a good thing psychology isn't worth a hill of beans in this case, and 99% of cases for that matter.

@lalala lalala which cop? the investigator who did the interview or the one who arrested him at the scene?

also, he is white, and I don't understand what racism you are talking about. His clothes and hairstyle (or lack thereof) may have matched the suspect and the suspect had already popped out of sight.

@Big Taro I think when you're falsely accused you go in thinking "this will be easy to get out of, the quickest way out is just tell them the truth" and they think that getting a lawyer will make them look guilty. You're absolutely right on paper, but I don't think psychology agrees with you.

I hope that cop got fired cus the racism was cristal clear

I hope that cop got fired cus the racism was cristal clear

@Big Taro ABSOLUTELY! Demand to be released or speak to a lawyer.

@Metal Mayhem You won´t pay 100% attention to your environment at all times. "When you were walking through the city last week, did you see the guy in the pink elephant suit? He was clearly there." Your brain might even make memories under pressure, which might make you give a false confession.

Do not talk to the police when they are interrogating you, they don't speak in your best interest today. Hire someone who does, and who will use the tools available to make sure your words arrive truthfully and preferably harmless.

@Squidwart If you're an investigator and make a mistake on who you charge, you've royally failed at your job and in most cases will quickly lose it. The people who charged Andrew Mallard with crimes all lost their jobs as police officers.

@Metal Mayhem Or if the cop can make it seem like there are inconsistencies. There are all sorts of dirty interview techniques that can make an innocent person look guilty.

@Bear Marco an investigator's main goal is to close the case. Some of them don't care whether they got the right guy or not

@Metal Mayhem There probably was, but it was most likely dismissed. For example would be his mother's word.

@Bear Marco That's fair but isn't there some middle ground where it isn't? The second guy that was asleep at his moms house, there's no evidence to back that up.

@Bear Marco NOOOO NO NO NO.
It is always, ALWAYS their burden to prove.

Innocent until proven guilty. You get a lawyer if you're innocent or guilty because a lawyer tests the standards and evidence of the prosecution.

Eyewitnesses? Unreliable. Any good lawyer gets that thrown out. Testimony from just one person? That's not enough to convict. "I saw Jimmy stealing 4000 pounds of crack cocaine last night" should NEVER be enough to convict someone just because Jimmy doesn't say anything to an accusation so stupid. Replace "crack cocaine' in my example with literally anything else, the argument still stands.

If the police on have 1 context to go off of, then that's not enough evidence to convict, and you should go free. You do NOT talk to police because they will repeatedly ask you the same questions, over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over again and again and again.

They ask repeatedly because all it takes is 1, 1 contradiction, no matter how small, to get your testimony considered unreliable. Then you get a new charge, lying to police.

For example lets assume that you're arrested for theft, there's no evidence against you, but someone mistakenly believes they saw a suspect that fits your description running from a gas station.

The date is June 18th

Cop: "Where were you on June 17th"
You: "I was at home"
Several hours later
Cop: "What were you doing last night?"
You: "I was walking my dog"
Cop: "I thought you said you were at home when I asked you earlier? You're lying to the police? Why are you lying? Cause you're guilty?"
You: "what, no! This is insane!"

Several days later at trial
Cop: "well, you see your honour, the suspect lied to me, and when I asked why proceeded to shout and yell at me"

See what happens? Completely innocent, yet it doesn't look so clear cut from an outsiders perspective, right?

Do not, under ANY circumstances, talk to police if you're a suspect. EVER. Just 1 mistake is all it takes to potentially ruin your life. It might not even be your mistake, as this YouTube video proves when Justin got arrested for 2 years.

@Bear Marco NOOOO NO NO NO.
It is *always, ALWAYS their* burden to prove.

Innocent until *proven* guilty. You get a lawyer if you're innocent or guilty because a lawyer tests the standards and evidence of the prosecution.

Eyewitnesses? Unreliable. Any good lawyer gets that thrown out. Testimony from just one person? That's not enough to convict. "I saw Jimmy stealing 4000 pounds of crack cocaine last night" should NEVER be enough to convict someone just because Jimmy doesn't say anything to an accusation so stupid. Replace "crack cocaine' in my example with literally anything else, the argument still stands.

If the police on have 1 context to go off of, then that's not enough evidence to convict, and you should go free. You do NOT talk to police because they will repeatedly ask you the same questions, over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over again and again and again.

They ask repeatedly because all it takes is 1, *1* contradiction, no matter how small, to get *your* testimony considered unreliable. Then you get a new charge, lying to police.

For example lets assume that you're arrested for theft, there's no evidence against you, but someone mistakenly believes they saw a suspect that fits your description running from a gas station.

The date is June 18th

Cop: "Where were you on June 17th"
You: "I was at home"
*Several hours later*
Cop: "What were you doing last night?"
You: "I was walking my dog"
Cop: "I thought you said you were at home when I asked you earlier? You're lying to the police? Why are you lying? Cause you're guilty?"
You: "what, no! This is insane!"

*Several days later at trial*
Cop: "well, you see your honour, the suspect lied to me, and when I asked why proceeded to shout and yell at me"

See what happens? Completely innocent, yet it doesn't look so clear cut from an outsiders perspective, right?

Do not, under ANY circumstances, talk to police if you're a suspect. EVER. Just 1 mistake is all it takes to potentially ruin your life. It might not even be your mistake, as this YouTube video proves when Justin got arrested for 2 years.

@Metal Mayhem If you say that certain things happen, and there is evidence that proves that your version of events did happen, then you will be removed from police suspicion.

By not saying anything to the police, and since they legally aren't allowed to draw conclusions because you want to be silent; they'll only have someone else's side of the story to go on. The same evidence can tell two stories depending on the context. One might tell your innocence, and the other may tell your guilt. It's often your burden to give them this context.

@Bear Marco "You are correct in the belief that a large number of suspects do lie and put themselves into a corner, and that's one of the main reasons the police ask questions in the quantity that they do. Thing is; if you're telling the truth, it'll line up with the evidence."<br>Yea but isn't that part of the problem when you are innocent? What else can you say other than "I didn't do it"? It's only evidence if there are inconsistencies in the answers given, right?

@Bear Marco "You are correct in the belief that a large number of suspects do lie and put themselves into a corner, and that's one of the main reasons the police ask questions in the quantity that they do. Thing is; if you're telling the truth, it'll line up with the evidence."
Yea but isn't that part of the problem when you are innocent? What else can you say other than "I didn't do it"? It's only evidence if there are inconsistencies in the answers given, right?

@Bear Marco No, you still should not ever talk to the police. Nothing you say to them can help you in court, it can only hurt you. Any good lawyer would never advice you to talk to the police as the suspect

@Big Taro I take your point, but most cops don't get rewarded by conviction rate, it's based on things such as how thorough your investigation was.

Whilst you can probably stave off court by not talking to the police, it won't prevent them from getting a lot of that information through another method and then charging you.

You are correct in the belief that a large number of suspects do lie and put themselves into a corner, and that's one of the main reasons the police ask questions in the quantity that they do. Thing is; if you're telling the truth, it'll line up with the evidence.

@Bear Marco That is absolutely false. The investigator is flat out lying to the first guy in the video. If you aren't being detained you're there as a witness, if you are, it's because you're a suspect. Demand your right to an attorney and shut the hell up. The right to remain silent is one of the most powerful rights one can flex. You can go through several of this guy's videos and on multiple occasions you see these idiots corner themselves because they didn't shut up. Some cops want to really find out what happened, but a lot want to convict and move up in the dept or just go home. I'm not saying all cops are terrible people but 99% of the time, it's better to shut up.

@Big Taro you could do that, but at that point you're just being an ass to the investigator and aren't making things any better since they'll just grab you later and "detain" you.

And both of these individuals were being detained anyways. Talking often fixes things, since by staying quiet the investigators are only left with what they know and will assume that to be true, and they don't know your side of the story.

This is why the first question in one of these interviews should be "Am I being detained?" and from there you either leave or shut up till you have a lawyer. It's painful watching both these innocent guys get taken advantage of.


How in the hell did this guy get this job? Ohhhh Canada


JCS if you can see this I support all of your content! It’s unfortunate that YouTube keeps taking your videos down but hopefully everything works out in the end. I binge watch all of your videos & we hope that there’s more to come!

@xocomaox<br>yea maybe, but making common people more aware and knowing is not something corpos would want

@xocomaox
yea maybe, but making common people more aware and knowing is not something corpos would want

@xocomaox<br>expos1ng and showing tricks the police use, and making the common man more aware

@xocomaox
expos1ng and showing tricks the police use, and making the common man more aware

Is this the crackdown from the more powerful YouTuber’s people been talking about?

I'm trying to piece together what happened by checking these recent comments... I noticed the last few videos are gone. What's going on?? Just getting some kind of violation strikes against his stuff?


Since this is JCS's earliest video since all of their other videos got taken down for literally no reason. I just want to say that if you switch to a different platform, I will follow just to watch your videos. Love this channel.

Youtube will be dead to the poeple who used youtube for these channles. Some other site will come up thats stable, no id needed and isn't soft porn


I love your videos is saddens me that YouTube is doing this to all these channels. I really hope you guys can make it through! Much love and appreciation for all the work you put into these ❤


When I was 15, my bike was stolen. My parents had me report it and they brought me down the station to go over all the details. The cops brought me into a little room and they convinced me that someone didn’t steal the bike, but in fact I stole someone’s bike. Since they couldn’t find the bike I stole they charged me $250 for some kids bike that I apparently stole.

@T.C. B they didnt want to bring me in the first place (didnt have the best parents), but when they seen how upset i was and making a "big deal" about it, they only dropped me off and i went in alone. Obviously they fought the accusation, but in the end, the cops still did what they did.

To this day, i never talk to cops, even when they pull me over, i just hand over my information and tell them "i dont answer any questions" it works even better when you tell them they are being recorded

Why did your parents let them interrogate you like that?

I'm really sorry that happened to you, dude.

That kid's name? Einstein, and the entire police station clapped.


Man where are you guys at I've been waiting for you to make some new videos you guys are by far my favorite channel the way things are explained the narrators voice and how you make your videos is absolutely impeccable I always check to see if there's a new one but there never is please come back you guys rock and roll


I really hope you guys can get through this bullshit.


What a decent human being the accused was and such patience- far stronger than I could have been


I can't explain in words what a joyful experience it was to hear the conclusion.


That cop who kidnapped tried to throw that man in jail should be locked up for life for what he did. If he's willing to do it once he'll do it again, he can never be trusted again and the fact they kept him on the force goes to show you how bad things really are.


It’s unfortunate but the old motto of “innocent until proven guilty” seems like it was always a lie. I feel like it’s “guilty until proven innocent”. It really makes you think of all the innocents in jail while the real culprit is still walking around out there.

The saddest thing is that these officers have a goal when they do these interrogations and that goal is to get the answer to what happened, confirm a confession or evidence and then close the case. Some officers care, I want to say most do, but there are also a handful of officers that are just looking for the easiest answer, regardless of the consequences for the falsely accused.


It's common for someone who knows they haven't committed the crime to mistakenly waive their rights, falsely assuming they can simply explain their innocence.<br>The truth is just the opposite. I think you're foolish to subject yourself to a trained interrogator without having a lawyer explain the situation. Anyone with doubts should look into the "Norfolk Four" case!

It's common for someone who knows they haven't committed the crime to mistakenly waive their rights, falsely assuming they can simply explain their innocence.
The truth is just the opposite. I think you're foolish to subject yourself to a trained interrogator without having a lawyer explain the situation. Anyone with doubts should look into the "Norfolk Four" case!


Innocent people being interviewed by detectives is maybe even more interesting than guilty people being interviewed


Damn how ironic, YouTube really taking down all your videos - truly guilty until proven innocent. What a shame.


Question for the OG patreons. JCS once did a video where a guy was taken in for questioning, he was a suspect for his girlfriends death. However no one seemed to be noticing he had a bullet in his head, and he was clearly deteriorating and I'm pretty sure he told them he had been shot. I can't find the name of this guy, anywhere. Could someone let me know please?


You're still missing a few vids but congrats on getting back what you did.  ♥

@Ethan JCS posted a video yesterday/earlier today saying that YouTube had removed a ton of his videos for no apparent reason.  He also had a Tweet up and was asking for people to retweet it.


Jim, I promise that if you move to posting else where, even if I have to pay, I'll follow you man. Can't get content like this anywhere else


Telling the TRUTH seems to be the EXACT reason this wonderful channel has now been targeted to be violated by YouTube! The same unfair, inhumane and capitalistic treatment these cops gave those innocent men. This sh has got to stop 😒


Guy had the patience of a saint, glad he got his vindication.


Mike was cool, calm and controlled. This is how you react when you are innocent. You know for a fact that something is not right and you know your position in interrogation so you just play with the detective cause you know the truth will come out.


This should always be your reply when under arrest and being questioned.Lawyer! The detectives are not there to help you,no matter what you ssy.Never give up your right to remain silent.Lawyer up.


Even in Canada??? Man, we just can’t catch a break! The lady of justice may as well remove the blindfold!🤦🏽♂


Been in that same position accused of a burglary that I knew nothing about and I wasn't calm then the police said we know your guilty your protesting to much which pissed me off big time .I was 14 years old I had delivered a news paper to the premises that had been robbed that's it I screamed shouted the police shouted at me calling me a liar it's made me hate the police I was just doing my paper round


Omg i wanted to punch the cop that was claiming he had false "evidence".... that man deserves some type of award for keeping his cool.


"The  interrogating officer and 3 other investigators were all demoted and suspended without pay" - Well done! Sadly, much harder to happen in the US. You need 5 bodycam videos, 20 witnesses and 3 months of media coverage to get anything done in the name of justice around here...

@Collin Specht And I fully support that - I don't believe people like him have part in society. The death of people stemmed directly from his poor decision-making and upbringing,  that transformed him into a spoiled brat-vigilante. No decent or intelligent person want anyone like this roaming the streets playing 'cops' or 'military'...Laws are often unjust and that decision, although lawful, was in fact not justice.

Not even...they had all that for Kyle Rittenhouse. Witness testimony, camera footage, physical evidence, the whole 9...

And people still wanna throw his ass in jail.


That second guy is exactly how I would have reacted in the same situation... I feel for him

black dude learned long ago he can't afford to react like the white bearded dude. Different skin color, different rules.


“guilty until proven innocent”<br>ace attorney moment

“guilty until proven innocent”
ace attorney moment


My guy's Canadian. That's why he even thanked the detective 🇨🇦🍁. Great content btw, covering both side of the spectrum.


the end of the video made me so happy... that 46k was well justified... for me the demotions did not go far enough, they should have been fired.


When something like this happens the arresting officers the judge the prosecutor's all of them should have to go spend the same amount of time in jail as the falsely accused and imprisoned and that'll stop this s*** right away


One of the best channels out there. Eagerly waiting for more uploads


I really hate prosecutors that just wanna make a career, instead of really trying to find out if someone is guilty or not, i think that prosecutor doesnt even care if he is innocent or not.


I'll miss your channel JCS, yet another case of YouTube being unfair, again.


I've been falsely accused twice.  It's a weird feeling..


Always ask for a lawyer even if you are 100% innocent and have no idea why they are questioning you.  Always lawyer up. These people will completely screw you.


"The truth of the events are paramount."<br>-- Cop bullshitting a conviction

"The truth of the events are paramount."
-- Cop bullshitting a conviction


I’m sorry if this is a reoccurring question, however Id love to know who is behind the commentaries. What I’m wondering is what kind of education is behind the analysis and commants<br>Thank you 🙏

I’m sorry if this is a reoccurring question, however Id love to know who is behind the commentaries. What I’m wondering is what kind of education is behind the analysis and commants
Thank you 🙏


"we have multiple witnesses and have you on video.... but I still need you to confess"... what a clown


This whole inveatigative process is so wrong and obviously balanced in the prosecutor's favor. I don't doubt that's why this is the last video this channel has uploaded in a year.


That girl who lied on the stand should do time at least two years or more.


12:23 - "I guess, I have no choice but to get a lawyer then if this is the kind of thing you're gonna go through"


JCS gets harassed by vague YouTube policies every few months.... keep an eye on his twitter and go from there.

Could be a full platform switch, a return to the good videos that YouTube doesn't like being patreon exclusives ($1 a month), or everything gets reuploaded....


Are police allowed to lie to see how they react?


Michael is far more calm and cooperative than I would be.


Imagine a time where Millions of Dead Cops is not just an amazing band.


Damn all the videos I saved to watch are gone. Depressing. F-ing YouTube. JCS is the foundation of psychological analysis.


Hey I really hope you are okay man your channel is amazing but I see you haven’t made a video in over a year.

He actually has but YouTube took them down. He made some like few months ago


Look at how perfect that street light is I would’ve let him go off that alone that’s impressive


Please tell me that investigator lost his job. Shameful


<b>Are you okay haven’t heard from you hope all is well</b>

*Are you okay haven’t heard from you hope all is well*


Is it illegal for police in an interrogation to lie in order to produce a confession?


What happened to the other videos? The pretending to be crazy, Christmas, and smollett ones are gone, and that's just what I know offhand.

I have the exact same question?<br>Was it taken down by youtube or our boy is in some legal trouble?

I have the exact same question?
Was it taken down by youtube or our boy is in some legal trouble?


Wait, I'm pretty sure there was more footage in this video in the past. What the f? Am I tripping?


It should be illegal for police to lie no matter what the charge is even if its murder they should not be able to try and scare someone into a confession so many innocent people are in prison today be cause of cops lies if a cop lies to someone like he did on the vid they will do it without thinking about it on paper with and around other cops who are corrupt!!!


Him using large words and saying smart things

Me: ah yes, I totally understand this.


YouTube, stop fucking with this channels and <b>bring the videos back.</b>

YouTube, stop fucking with this channels and *bring the videos back.*


I can't figure out why michael didn't get a promise to appear in court


VERY satisfying ending, wish he got more than 46.000$ and that the detective was fired completely (he was demoted and suspended without pay)


PLEASE post your videos on a different site!


I hope "candy" goes to jail for at least 5 years


That investigator mad me so fucking angry.. Michael stayed so calm and collected, but I would’ve flipped my shit. That’s bullshit. The ending was like a reward tho.. I’ve never been more mad watching interrogations.


That last guy. I mean both were panicked. I’m so glad the last guy got some cheese out of it!


Wtf? why did JCS remove his more recent videos?

Thought I was losing it. Many videos have been removed, including his most viral one. :(


if you guys want to watch the new videos a lot of streamers did reactions to them, like xqc for example. any blood or violence isn't shown tho but everything else is the same along with the commentary of course


Is this channel no longer active? I just found this and watched every clip in 1 day.

@RB 😭😭😭😭😭🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😖😖😖😖

@RB 😭😭😭😭😭🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😖😖😖😖


I walked in on my wife and her co worker in my bed one day and I turned around and left my house filed for divorce the next morning then another day later was falsely accused of abuse,immediately lost all of my rights lost my 2 year old son and wasn't allowed to go to my house to get my clothes or tools for work,then got fired from my job had to sell my truck (which I was living out of)to hire an attorney,judge ordered my attorney to pay my retainer fee to my ex wife's attorney,I tried to get a public defender but was denied because my ex filed bankruptcy and used a public defender so was told it was a conflict of interest,so I'm trying to defend myself and was ordered to pay her attorney 8 grand within 8 days and if I didn't I go to jail for contempt,the 8th day I still didn't have 8 grand and my 80 year old grandparents came with me to provide my transportation,the judge told my grandparents that they must pay the 8 grand or I will go to jail I said no I'll just go to jail because that is 100% extortion,my grandparents ended up paying it,this went on for 5 years then I was finally able to get my divorce and start seeing my son again which was now 7 years old(I hadn't even been allowed to call him) for 4 hours one day a every 2 weeks,I still can't get my rights back and never once got a chance to defend myself,she moved to a different state and I pay her $1,200 monthly and can't get any type of licenses or permits issued by the state and I have my son about 75% of the time I buy him everything that he needs to have a normal life and do all his school things with him and help him with his homework even over the phone when she has him,illinois family court is ONLY good for trying to destroy the relationship between fathers and their child I've had to give up everything i owned and alot of my rights just to get to see my son and I would do it again if I have to,my life is difficult but all I need to be happy is my son


litteraly one of the main reasons why I won't live in US


the inspector/detective was racially motivated fr🤣


'I need to know what kinda guy you are so I can destroy you"

Ask my attorney, needled*ck


This is great, but where did "What pretending to be crazy looks like" go? I loved it


I would do (almost) anything for them to upload again

@xocomaox it was monetized before but now they’re getting screwed over. They have a second channel called J C S where they put up funny videos explaining what happened

@laurie awesomeness was it even monetised? I don't remember any ads playing 🤔

@N00BOOB they’ve been taking down videos and demonetizing the channel

@That one dude •-• <br>Bruh how you just gonna ask and not explain

@That one dude •-•
Bruh how you just gonna ask and not explain

You haven’t haven’t heard of what happened?


Ok ok, it's difficult to watch the whole video...could someone pop-in in the middle of the interview and say gotcha "candid camera" !!


Wow what a horrible investigator. Was he fired permanently?


I would title this video- Justice Served.


YouTube!! Stop deleting or messing with JCS videos!!! 🛑


Odd question. Does this guy on this channel also voice the videos in the Baby Games app? If not, he has a voice doppelganger.

His name is Kizzume. He's a voice actor. It's possible.


Why are they taking all of the JCS videos down?! 😱

Κοκκινο Σκουφιτσα


Their job is to put you in jail! They call them pigs for a reason!


Deport that investigator back to Australia.


Sad that the case of Chris Watts taken down.


whaaaaaaat demoted and suspended without pay? That'd never happen in good ol usa


Hey? Can you start making regular uploads 😢❤

@laurie awesomeness I thought something was up! That’s real unfair, this channel started it all

Right now YouTube is taking down all of their videos


What a pity YouTube closed this channel down with spurious 'guidelines' objections...


I am only 5 mins in and am hoping this US citizen who happens to be black sues this P D for millions. And the Police are not your friend, you are just an item on a production line to be processed. If the item is assembled incorrectly, that is someone else's problem.

he got some money and the police (multiple officers let this happen!) got demoted. I hope they learned something from it….


wait, what happened to the last video?? I was saving it to watch later :(


The "black guy" is not that "black", he is a double-half-cast guy (his black part is just 25% or lower) so he could potentially be taken in as a "white guy" as well. It is not a race thingie here. What is the most problematic is that he was just walking by and was arrested without the slightest evidence he was linked to the crime. Said this, given his arrest, in the interrogation all they had to do is to check a couple of details, verify them and they would find out instantly that the guy is unrelated and they just lose their time. For some reason they insisted he had to be the one, which just shows lack of professionalism.<br>The second case with the ginger guy is more troublesome since the alledged victim named him as the culprit and as such police is forced to take him in for a thorough interrogation. it is heartbreaking to see an innocent man like him being judged, even more so, when in his youth he was indeed an outlaw and did some time in prison as well. The man was trying to clear his act and work his ass off to survive only to be wrongfully accused of something he did not do. Despicable. Liars who accuse innocent people have to be severely punished.

The "black guy" is not that "black", he is a double-half-cast guy (his black part is just 25% or lower) so he could potentially be taken in as a "white guy" as well. It is not a race thingie here. What is the most problematic is that he was just walking by and was arrested without the slightest evidence he was linked to the crime. Said this, given his arrest, in the interrogation all they had to do is to check a couple of details, verify them and they would find out instantly that the guy is unrelated and they just lose their time. For some reason they insisted he had to be the one, which just shows lack of professionalism.
The second case with the ginger guy is more troublesome since the alledged victim named him as the culprit and as such police is forced to take him in for a thorough interrogation. it is heartbreaking to see an innocent man like him being judged, even more so, when in his youth he was indeed an outlaw and did some time in prison as well. The man was trying to clear his act and work his ass off to survive only to be wrongfully accused of something he did not do. Despicable. Liars who accuse innocent people have to be severely punished.


The police is not your friend, people seem to forget that.


Fuck YouTube!!!! You were the best, man.


Boy that detective really shouldn't be a detective. He wasn't even doing his job....didn't even ask him any questions.

@Pun detective Clearly....English is not your first language or you can't read. I said "a lot". I never said "every". Read before you post. Reading for comprehension is a thing. Look it up.

@Mihajlo Dragić You don't understand what defund the police means. Perhaps you should look it up.

"im not even going to ask if you did it because its obvious you did." * a few moments later* "im gonna look into this and verify it's the truth"... hmmm. ok dude. GTFO.

@Killer Macchiato actually no, plenty of officers and medical personnel were charged in the Nuremberg trials for saying they were 'just doing their job' that bollocks doesn't wash.

@Edgar Haro Lmao @Killer Macciato been real silent since this was posted, get served

@Sue Lyons reform the police, not defund it man. By defunding them you will just give them more excuses to do a shitty job.

@Sue Lyons not just anyone can become a police officer. though you are correct they are lazy and now even more so, due to it no longer being a government run business. however, the police do not make the rules, only enforce them. Saying every police officer is evil or dumb, is naive, and the equivalent of saying every teacher is just in it for the money.

I may have the hardest detective work of all tbh.

Edgar Haro this guy is just in denial at the common investigative ability’s of police

@Killer Macchiato The entire process was done completely poorly. From the individual officers to the detective to the justice system. The 911 description was entirely different to suspect and was ignored by the officers and was not checked by the detective. That’s not the justice systems fault. That’s complete negligence by the cops. I get that some cops are good but there are so many examples of them just doing a shit job time after time and it’s the entire crew not just one cop

@cirmothe9 not an officer, he is a detective. Different position. Idk if that matters in this case but in this comment section I've seen a lot of acab bs being thrown at actual police officers just doing there job when it should be aimed at the shitty justice system period. Not the officers who just make sure the suspects get into question.

He did ask him a few questions the video skips through like where he was right before the arrest. The problem is the officer didn't follow through on any investigation and it took another investigator to step in and fact check everything that was said 3 days later. If this officer had actually looked into it, he would have seen they were wrong and Michael could have maybe gotten out by the end of the day.


What happened to Michael Dixon is so freaking infuriating. The detective should've lost not only his rank, but any sort detective position period. Since he completely disregarded the suspect's description relayed through dispatch. And instead arrests a man who's description is 100% contradictory to the one given. If you're willing to flout your responsibility to that extent then you don't deserve to have it. Call it an honest mistake, but innocent people are punished far more the detective's mistakes than the detectives themselves. It's absolutely insulting.


The white guy with the beard Was the definition of how an innocent person would act. Frustrated confident and angry.

This is the Police ideology:<br> " As long as you are  innocent we can turn you as criminal".

This is the Police ideology:
 " As long as you are  innocent we can turn you as criminal".

@Andrea well, that's a problem with all society. People forgot how to put themselves into other people's situation

Well the black guy is also exactly how an innocent person would act like because he WAS innocent.

Confidence can be imitated by a heightened mind, unfortunately being able to detect true confidence is not something you can imitate.

@Dustin Mitchell you can get a baseline. My gut tells me his baseline says he’s guilty most of the time, just not this time.

There is no one way that people act. I get very nervous even when I'm not in any trouble. I don't act confident. Should I be presumed guilty, then? Part of the problem is that nobody is good at seeing if someone is lying. Everyone behaves differently.

@Red Hiding Hood i feel you may not have much in the way of first-hand experience with criminal people (or liars being confronted)

Makes me mad to hear how he served two years for a crime he didn't commit.

Because he looks like me with a longer beard is the reason I’m watching this.

@public defender a set up would really be the first to came in mind? How desperate the cops are making him the #1 suspect?

@ben colbert because you were thought to be in ka-hoots. The fact that you were held at gunpoint doesn't mean you are automatically not guilty lol could have been a set up so that have to rule people out, not assume peoples' innocence.

Frustration is understandable, but people will react differently, even if a majority react in a similar fashion.

An innocent person aware of the circumstances*

No, in some cases not. I would be afraid, worried and super nervous. I hate going to doctors, interwievs, my boss etc, and if the police showed up I would be scared,even if I didn't do anything wrong. But that's me, I always been like this. Even if I know I AM in the right or innocent. I can't even convince my boss when I'm in the right. When the police came to ask me about something one day (I was the "victim") it was like this too. I hate it.

To me he acted like a typical criminal. But I guess that's because he was an actual criminal who spent time in prison

Whenever my mom thought I lied or did something bad she'd tell me I was lying or I did whatever she thought I did, and when I would get frustrated and angry and defend myself, she'd use my emotions as "proof" that I did whatever she thought I did.<br>Felt awful being called a liar and then having no way to defend myself.

Whenever my mom thought I lied or did something bad she'd tell me I was lying or I did whatever she thought I did, and when I would get frustrated and angry and defend myself, she'd use my emotions as "proof" that I did whatever she thought I did.
Felt awful being called a liar and then having no way to defend myself.

@Mislav Horvat the store i managed was robbed at gunpoint.  I was suspect #1 and interrogated.  I was also the one who had the gun pointed at me and was robbed.

I got interrogated when in High School because someone called with a bomb threat, I was skipping class at the time of the call and came back later (I used to skip classes to smoke, not my proudest moment, I know) and I was so scared that all I told myself was to remain calm and try to be reasonable, I was in the wrong because I was skipping class and I knew that if they decided to check my backpack they would find a little bit of weed and my pack of cigarettes. I was sure something was about to happen but I just didn’t know how to react, I was scared to end up in jail for possession of drugs.
My principal was the one that saved me, she said she saw me outside smoking a cigarette and told me to come back in to have a talk with her, at which point I felt relieved.

I don’t know what could’ve happened if she didn’t actually see me at that moment, I don’t know what would’ve happened, I don’t think I had the “right” body language at all yet I was innocent of the things they were accusing me for.

@Tanaphar Plus Masks it took 4 and a half hours of my job time on a saturday to sunday night, and I am a taxi driver. Got fuck all out of that money

@Tanaphar Plus Masks I got interrogated today due to a possible crime taking place... I was seriously getting the vibes from the investigator that he thinks I'm guilty and I got angry and frustrated

@Tanaphar Plus Masks <br>I think it's just bad practice to make assumptions like that. It should all be down to evidence.

@Tanaphar Plus Masks
I think it's just bad practice to make assumptions like that. It should all be down to evidence.


Youtube get your priorities straight! This man makes educational documentaries how could you just delete his videos without reason?

@Chakra_SSE YouTube is made for people 13 and older, if a kid under the age of 13 goes on YouTube and gets scared or whatever by the content they have just seen, then it’s their fault along with their parents for not monitoring their child’s behavior. And another thing they can do is simply not watch the video and move on with their day.

@Chakra_SSE uhh.. I'm watching this with my 10 and 13 years old sisters for education

@Crystal Comparing many news stations to a single entity, makes sense

@Chakra_SSE so basically the 24 hr news cycle?

@Chakra_SSE I wouldn't share anything on the YouTube kids app with a 10 year old, yet they actively promote that

@Chakra_SSE Oh okay. Was that the reason why though? (is it a fact or a theory?) With the level of YT "transparency" one might assume all they do is send a letter with "fuck you" written in it whenever they do anything.

@CrazyDragy No, I gave the reason why YT removed the video, I never said that it was the right decision. But in the end we are arguing about something ultimately meaningless in the end. Nobody had their mind or opinion changed, and nobody learned anything

@Chakra_SSE Depends what was it I suppose. Depends on the 'child'.
 Not everything is black and white. "Think of the children!" is a pretty stupid argument because they're always both coddled and neglected simultaneously, making me think that it's really not about them.
 Still, we're starting to stray off topic. Did you mean that it's understandable why YT acts like that or championing such actions, since you deem them needed/appropriate?

@CrazyDragy Would you share this channel's most recent video to a 10 year old?

@Chakra_SSE This video is educational. It's not the same as pornography, that's still big in media, or gore.<br> I don't think most people have issues with simple age restrictions but Internet laws and codes of conduct are (based on) outdated real life ones and don't work well if at all for what they're meant to do. You brought it up first. As if youtube has a track of being sensical in enforcing their guidelines or making them clear, or just caring about the community in general.

@Chakra_SSE This video is educational. It's not the same as pornography, that's still big in media, or gore.
 I don't think most people have issues with simple age restrictions but Internet laws and codes of conduct are (based on) outdated real life ones and don't work well if at all for what they're meant to do. You brought it up first. As if youtube has a track of being sensical in enforcing their guidelines or making them clear, or just caring about the community in general.

@CrazyDragy Nobody said it should be censorship unless you're saying the age restriction feature is? Also the responsibility for protecting kids online is indeed on the parents. But your point would be akin to not helping someone who tripped because they look like they can handle it. Big surprise but people online are assholes, they don't mind messing with kids, and not all parents are prepared for the internet. But sure. Shall I send this video link to a group of 10 year old kids?

@Chakra_SSE Parenting is not the internet's job. Also, age appropriate warnings or whatever don't need to be literal censorship.

@CrazyDragy I never said YT wasn't lazy. But how many kids do you think will actually go to YouTube kids? A lot of them will just lie about their age

@Solar Are you telling me you wouldn't mind a 12 year old finding this channel and watching all of the content? Nobody is saying it's not educational, I'm saying that is was probably taken down because it features very dark topics that are easily accessible to younger audiences

You mean the channel which discusses murderers, rapists, school shooters and the like with no age restriction?


the dective or whoever made the decision to keep this innocent man in jail, should be fired at the most, at he least be heavily considered for a demotion. had no proof this innocent man had any part of this crime. this is the power of the government superseeding the god given rights of an individual. this is horrifying and horrible at the same time


Wait what happened to JCS video that came out a week ago? The crazy guy that freaks out because his wife left him?


Why have your 2 most recent Videos been taken down? They were among the best. Please try to reupload them


Michael appears to be a lovely person. I’m struggling to understand how that investigator felt justified going down the path he went. What a jerk.

@PersonWhoHatchesEggs very selective attention.

@Feight Hotep it’s prob because no one was talking about the 2nd part?

@Randy Fortier all sounds the same to me

@Briefträger Pat This case was in Canada, not the US.

I know, I just wanted to give that guy a hug or something.

@Just Endah Sounds to me like a general midlands English accent, sounds from the Americanisms that the guy has been living in the states for a while.

Calling him a jerk is an understatement. His reason was most likely racism, which made me curious about the interrogator's accent.

@jeremy bevan true, it goes way beyond racism.

@MC Mc Yeah. He was very calm because he has some faith in the police. A testimony to him having never dealt with police before!!!!

@MC Mc yes, I feel there was an element of racism. I'm not woke or a race activist, just an ordinary person. I also feel that the interviewing officer was really lazy and unprofessional.

@MC Mc I know it’s just horrible to see racism in action and so blatantly.

Well...racism, he saw a black man in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and lied his way into trying him to get him admit to something he didn't do. Considering how calm Michael is, it's probably not his first time dealing with people accusing him of things he didn't do.


Why are all the JCS videos getting taken down? Even the Jodi Arias video got nuked.


The guy is getting thrown to jail and acts like he got his order wrong at a restaurant.<br>"Okay well... thank you"

The guy is getting thrown to jail and acts like he got his order wrong at a restaurant.
"Okay well... thank you"

@Ashley Aubel anytime i get accused of something i didn’t do. Cant think of a specific example rn lol

@Saif this happens to you? Tell us a story

He was polite because he was frightened by the police and the situation.

lol. That was beyond any kind of control I could ever dream of having. This guy was calm through the whole entire ordeal. Something I could have never done.

@Saif You are right from a personal point of view... with the duration of it all that's a good sum to get, easy money, but it's not really setting an example for future cases.

It's about setting an example. Build a case properly instead of pulling this shit. We have an incredibly high conviction rate here in Estonia, similar to Japan, but the prosecution always builds their case up beforehand if it's a criminal offense. Granted... wrongful convictions still happen, but very rarely and news spread fast here.

Meanwhile you aren't penalized constantly for the most mundane of offenses other than parking tickets. Shit... we have it good here. Then again we don't have as many issues here with minor nor criminal offenders.

@Thunderstyle are you good? i would gladly go through all that for 46k

im introverted and that’s exactly how i act in those situations too.

I believe if i’m innocent people will eventually know i’m innocent, so it’s honestly just funny when i’m accused of something i didn’t do 💯

@Nathan0536 That's the thing people have a hard time understanding (and for good reason)... there ARE cops that are good, honest, helping people who are great at their jobs. It sucks that so many of them get the job for the wrong reasons, being anything other than to be of good service to every citizen.

@Your Healthy Food Uk 46k? Shit that's not nearly enough, but at least it's something.

@Justice Gusting The  ones in my town are. Nicest people I’ve ever met!

this is why you should always get a lawyer

@xTHEARBITER117 I guess Canadians really are different from Americans then

Idk what you mean, I’ve gotten so much shit for not having sauce, this guy’s a saint

It's understandable that he'd be mad and outraged at the situation he was in, but he just happens to react more calmly, which isn't that surprising to me. Canadians also tend to have more trust in their legal system I believe.

As someone with social anxiety, his entire demeanor reminds me a lot of myself.

@Commander Kei The truth was revealed "eventually". He just had to suffer in the system in the mean time.

Because he had faith in the competence of people of authority and the system. He thought that eventually the truth would be revealed.


Where are your other videos???? You have gained a Patreon subscriber here.


There's only 2 situations when you need a lawyer if you're being "interviewed" by law enforcement: when you're guilty and when you're innocent.

@CDSAfghan The way you are typing, mixing lower and upper case letters I guess you need a lawyer every moment in your life just to guide you on what to do and what not to do.

@matt haha well that's why I gave you a protip. Protip=how the professionals do it. For example you could have written CoMe On mAn at the end in reference to Biden's hand wave expression to level up your internets to 100!

@matt protip: when someone writes lIkE tHiS, or ends with /s they're expressing sarcasm, or oft-quoted nonsense

This are definitely more rights to be violated in the US. Which is why we hear so much about it. Thank God we live in the West. In most eastern countries the conviction rate is over 99%. There, you are guilty if the govt defines you as such. We are lucky.

matt THEY WERE JOKING. how did that fly over your head?

"You can't talk your way out of getting arrested."
- Regent Law Professor James Duane

Always ask for a lawyer and then shut your mouth. Anything you say can only ever be used against you - never for you, because that is considered hearsay.

Never talk to the cops.  Just remain silent except to ask for a lawyer.  Even if you are 100% innocent, they will use your truths against you in court.  It's illegal to use something you said during the arrest or interrogation in your defense, so there's literally no good reason to say or do anything.

Ernest Crunkleton i’m not from the us and our legal system fortunately isn’t politicized in the way it is in the states so i think you generally have more rights and are more respected here.

does asking for a lawyer when you’re innocent ”look bad” for you in terms of it making you look more guilty and be a reason for a conviction?

wHy wOuLd YoU nEeD a LaWyEr iF yOuR nOt GuIlTy?

So that rules out applying for a job with the police


“Why did you do it?”
“I didn’t do it.”
“Well whether you did or not isn’t up for discussion.”
...

@Saskia Scott Maybe he’s finally taking his own recommendations. Finally using his time better and seeking some help. Lol.

@Saskia Scott no need to, its a waste of time and it only enables him, have a good one 🤙

@2014 joegamer it seems you won this one as @Medikamenten-Kind has deleted all his replies to you 🤣🤣🤣

@Dago Esquer just keep replying by asking him if he has his period back, eventually he gives up.

Rofl NOW you have an issue with "guilty until proven innocent", but when it's #MeToo it's completely fine

@boom bap represent I know Germany is pretty far away. But you seem to get notified  pretty quickly. And you seem to be able to grasp what I’m saying with at least some understanding without the use of a translator. I invite you to debate it with me. By all means. Use your next move. Don’t waste your time not doing it. That’d be a bad use of your life. Would it not?

@boom bap represent Oh come now. You responded within less the three minutes of the first one. Are you really gonna waste that time you spent replying to me, now? Surely not. You yourself said “ you have to much time on your hands, get a life”. You clearly don’t understand your own complaint if your gonna freely waste your time like that.

@boom bap represent Also, care to explain why someone questioning you needs a therapist? Or anything else for that matter. Why you seem to know so much about periods maybe?

@boom bap represent Are these similar to length sentences to your own responses. Still to much for you to handle?

@boom bap represent Is it to Harass anyone who you believe to be a feminist at a few seconds of a glance at their response? Do you enjoy upsetting others?

@boom bap represent If you can take the time to sit around and wait for people’s @‘s to you, but not form more then  a few belittling words. Then why are you here?

@boom bap represent again another excuse so that you don’t have to apply much effort. Again, is anything I have said wrong. Or can you simply not disprove it?

@2014 joegamer dude lmfao stop writing books and do something useful with your time. Lmao

@boom bap represent Figured you didn’t. Pretty sure you’ve been reacting this whole time. To get a further reaction from other people. And that whole “ you have too much time on your hands or don’t have a life” , doesn’t really work in most cases.

It’s more about how you manage your time and what you do with it, rather then “you are lazy and don’t do anything with it, So you have plenty of time for silly activities”. Which your giving as an excuse so you don’t actually have to attempt to further justify yourself or your actions. Just sticking to one liners or single sentences. That you can easily spit out, in a moments notice. If I’m wrong about anything. Please by all means debate it. Unlike you with everyone else who disagrees with you. I’d be happy to hear you out

@2014 joegamer didnt even read it. You need help. You need a life and you habe too much time on your hands.

@Delusion2  I’m not sure if I quite figured out your comment ( now I think I have after reading it back a few more times). But based off the last part. Same?

Im still recovering from the hit points it took to write out what I did, at such a late hour.
I rewrote it, and Changed my approach in how to respond to him a few times before finally sending my “rough draft”.

Guess I’m finally deciding to try and leave comments on things. Instead of just watching, liking, and moving on?
And ontop of that “provoke” medikind, specifically for some reason? Idk. Think to sum up what I’m doing that at least. I’ll simply, quote something.

“Why does anyone do anything? sheer..absolute.. boredom.”

@boom bap represent I need help, for spotting a seemingly toxic person over the internet. Seeing the comments they have left, and then deciding that at 12pm, going into 1am. That I was bored enough to be curious and search their name. Then report my findings to no one in particular?

That, as if you care or would disprove. Given your actions so far.
Were more predictions then factual statements. Based off of what I could dig up, using solely your name. Which any random person could do.

I was curious and looked into Medikamenten-kind, a little. Their channel description states- “ let’s see some bitches get fucked up”. They keep relating back to women’s periods and how everyone here seems to have it. Along with how you’ll bleed out if your heart rate increases ( as if it explodes or gush’s out of you) and that any response to him is you being triggered. How they “love” to trigger Karen’s... Also have a feeling that don’t original speak English.

Looking up their name brings up, first clue. Their name could very well be German.
Running their name through google translate. It detects German automatically. Their name translates to “medication child”.
Continuing down this road, I get “various” results.. A website teaching how to medicate children. From Germany, or at least in German. I get another stating the best medicine for children. Also in German.

There appears to be no further attachment to this name or any that indicate, any other important search results.

So what that means is. Without me dedicating even more of my time to be weird, be bored and investigate some other arguable more weird, weirdo. And pulling from any given context.

Their an anti-feminist, possibly more. That hates women, has a weird love for periods, and incorrect facts about the human body. And love to trigger people over the internet. Harassing them, you could say. Doesn’t  know how to medicate a child, or their child.

Maybe they are, the child?

They also claim it’s 2020, and how you don’t have to be an “emotional train wreck”. But they appear stuck in time, too about, 1940-ish.

* the more you know*

I know no one asked for an investigation, but I had to reel this back into the context of the video, right? This could also just be the smartass in me coming out or something. Figured I’d just throw this comment out there regardless. Didn’t do all that work for nothing, did I?

@Rich. imagine bleeding so much that you start arguing on the internet

@Rich. imagine bleeding so much that you start arguing on the internet

@boom bap represent I hope you're having fun lmao

@boom bap represent I hope you're having fun lmao

@boom bap represent damn, you know a lot of information regarding feminine products, you shop for them yourself?

@Saint-Izawa 伊澤 well its kinda common sense, if your heart beats faster, its pumping blood faster, which then means more blood would come out of a wound or something

Logic also of the WA ANG corrupt leadership.

Logic also of the WA ANG corrupt leadership.

@boom bap represent you poor thing. I hope you get help.

@boom bap represent you poor thing. I hope you get help.

@Diego Luna yeah dude, hes just a sad person with a sad life, which is why theres no reason to reply to him. Thats what he wants, its just a troll/incel being edgy and looking for attention. Anyway have a good one 🤙

@boom bap represent If anything, it’s you who looks to be triggered. Not sure what’s going on your head but we all know for sure it’s not thinking at all given how you keep responding with the same thing. You should probably get some help buddy. Awful way to live with hate constantly in your mind.

@Dago Esquer their comments gave it away that it’s some incel looking for attention. Poor thing probably has hate written all over them. Awful way to live your life tbh.

@boom bap represent the trolling started out funny, but just asking everyone if they're on their period is definitely more annoying than anything.

@boom bap represent Big "rekt feminist" vibes from this one

@boom bap represent Big "rekt feminist" vibes from this one

Isn't it what determines the verdict tho...? Lik🤦🏽🤣🤣

Isn't it what determines the verdict tho...? Lik🤦🏽🤣🤣

@boom bap represent dead fish don't bleed since they are dead. Sounds like your blood loss is making you light headed, have you considered an iron infusion?

@boom bap represent sounds like someone's having their time of the month. Poor dear. Get yourself a heat pack and curl up with a good book.

@beff whatever makes you feel special sweety

@beff whatever makes you feel special sweety

@boom bap represent By how many times you've talked about periods im just gonna assume that you are actually the one that has it and are just trying to push it on everyone you see.

@boom bap represent So people cant feel angry unless they are on their period? Ok. (also they weren't even that angry sounding lmao)

@boom bap represent <br>You dont loose blood with an increased heart rate....

@boom bap represent
You dont loose blood with an increased heart rate....

@Saint-Izawa 伊澤 ok calm down before you ran out of blood. Stop raising your heartrate before you have no more blood to loose

@boom bap represent
please try harder other than "triggered", thats just embarrassing.
 find something else to try and shock w/ people with cause this aint it chief. Oof.

@boom bap represent do you have some weird obsession with womens periods? Its verging on creepy my dude. Its obvious you're not an adult, so run along.

@boom bap represent  oof.  I can hear the last two of your braincells rattling from here.

@boom bap represent  oof.  I can hear the last two of your braincells rattling from here.

when did he say that?  I just heard oinking the entire time...

when did he say that?  I just heard oinking the entire time...

@Zaraza did you actually understand what you were watching? No? Didn’t think so.

@Zaraza did you actually understand what you were watching? No? Didn’t think so.

@Zaraza bruh its a male detective who tf are you anyway

@Zaraza bruh its a male detective who tf are you anyway


I wonder if videos like this are part of the reason why JCS is getting hit and losing videos.<br>I know that's some conspiracy theory shit, but wow.... Does "the man" just not like looking incompetent?

I wonder if videos like this are part of the reason why JCS is getting hit and losing videos.
I know that's some conspiracy theory shit, but wow.... Does "the man" just not like looking incompetent?


can someone tell me the name of that guy that kept saying "yes, no, I don't know" in one of the old videos?


Serious question, and one that should have come up immediately: if he just robbed a jewelry store, where are the jewels?

@Derek you literally said in your previous comment that he’s waiting in a car, and now you’re saying you wouldn’t use a car but you’d walk by and do a handoff? Let me guess, if I tell you why that doesn’t work either, you’re gonna name another method and pretend that was your position all along too, right?

@Fancy KarlMarx <br>Not at all. I was looking for ways to prove his innocence.

@Fancy KarlMarx
Not at all. I was looking for ways to prove his innocence.

@Gary Hyndman wait.. are you genuinely trying argue that this guy is actually the burglar?

@Adam Woolston the answer is A.
Of course you don't approach the car and he is not sitting in it, that would be way 2obvious and dangerous to be caught.
He will be just like a pedestrian walking by and pick up the loot. Almost like a drug deal.
Of course you don't enter the car when you are being chased, you will never get away in  a car chase.

@Derekif you have an accomplice waiting in a car, do you:
A. Give him the jewels and then continue to run away from the police on foot
B. Magically turn into a black man
C. Get on a bus to get away from police faster
or
D. Get IN the car

@Adam Woolston never heard of an accomplice waiting in a car outside? Takes 5 seconds to hand it over.

and who the fck commits a robbery on his way to work...

@Gary Hyndman remember this is Canada. They literally only carry maple syrup with them.

@Blue Owl <br>Very true. The Chrome server on Android sells your info to marketing firms and sends you irritating and aggressive pop ups from "white listed" companies but the phone doesn't work so well without it. If you go into the settings it gives you a not so veiled threat telling you that your device may "misbehave" if you delete or disable the app.

@Blue Owl
Very true. The Chrome server on Android sells your info to marketing firms and sends you irritating and aggressive pop ups from "white listed" companies but the phone doesn't work so well without it. If you go into the settings it gives you a not so veiled threat telling you that your device may "misbehave" if you delete or disable the app.

@Gary Hyndman Yeah, very true. Our personal data is probably being collected everyday no matter how much we may try to opt out of it.

@Blue Owl <br>I think Google locations is pretty much a spy in your pocket. Like they say "everyone's wearing a wire now". The buses all have WiFi,  nearly every business premises you enter or walk by wants you to give them a star rating or an assessment of some kind. It's almost impossible to give a false alibi so it should also work in your favour if you're innocent.

@Blue Owl
I think Google locations is pretty much a spy in your pocket. Like they say "everyone's wearing a wire now". The buses all have WiFi,  nearly every business premises you enter or walk by wants you to give them a star rating or an assessment of some kind. It's almost impossible to give a false alibi so it should also work in your favour if you're innocent.

@Gary Hyndman I supposed under those circumstances, then it would be possible. But, that also means that the phone isn’t ALL the police need to figure out your whereabouts to a T. They need your permission, you to use a location tracking app, and you also would have to allow location tracking at all times even outside of the app. I don’t have this on, but I guess the majority of people might?? Idk.<br>Edit: Also, if the phone is searched after the fact, do location tracking services even have a record of your movement from x time beforehand?

@Gary Hyndman I supposed under those circumstances, then it would be possible. But, that also means that the phone isn’t ALL the police need to figure out your whereabouts to a T. They need your permission, you to use a location tracking app, and you also would have to allow location tracking at all times even outside of the app. I don’t have this on, but I guess the majority of people might?? Idk.
Edit: Also, if the phone is searched after the fact, do location tracking services even have a record of your movement from x time beforehand?

@Blue Owl <br>I wasn't angry and privacy about your whereabouts when your being accused of something you never did would go right out the window.  Why wouldn't you allow access if you had nothing to hide?

@Blue Owl
I wasn't angry and privacy about your whereabouts when your being accused of something you never did would go right out the window.  Why wouldn't you allow access if you had nothing to hide?

@Gary Hyndman Okay, I think I misunderstood where you were going. I was under the impression that you believed scanning a bus pass would cause the phone to ping or something and start counting steps lol. Also, I thought you though that when police pinged cell phone locations, it will show specific details down to the footstep. Now that that is cleared, I still don’t think the police have access to the google location tracking because of its privacy policy. And lay it off with the anger. I was joking.

@Blue Owl <br>Which backwater, third world country do you come from.  The bus pass goes on a reader (to check validity) and beeps and your Google app shows where you've been.

@Blue Owl
Which backwater, third world country do you come from.  The bus pass goes on a reader (to check validity) and beeps and your Google app shows where you've been.

@Gary Hyndman It’s a bus pass, not a FitBit

@Fancy KarlMarx <br>No electronic recognition of the card at all? Cops just need to look at your phone and they know where you've  been and how many steps it took.

@Fancy KarlMarx
No electronic recognition of the card at all? Cops just need to look at your phone and they know where you've  been and how many steps it took.

From what I can tell, it was breaking and entering with attempt to rob, meaning the real criminal was unsuccessful.

@Gary Hyndman most people have a bus card. There is i no ticket stub.

Just off the bus too. No ticket or proof of purchase?

@Bigboikilljoy Ah yes, the jewels that could only have been hastily hidden in a matter of seconds before the cops turned the corner and saw the guy and therefore would have been in the immediate area and found within an hour of searching. Compelling argument.<br>When no jewels were recovered, I wonder what that could have meant for our definitely-small-and-white accused? 🤔

@Bigboikilljoy Ah yes, the jewels that could only have been hastily hidden in a matter of seconds before the cops turned the corner and saw the guy and therefore would have been in the immediate area and found within an hour of searching. Compelling argument.
When no jewels were recovered, I wonder what that could have meant for our definitely-small-and-white accused? 🤔

is it possible that he failed to rob the store and received no jewels?

or they found jewels anyways that the perpetrator dropped

@Adam Woolston The video did say the police lost sight of the man during the chase. Maybe he could have hidden the jewels in the same magical place he turned into a black man. 🤷🏽♀

@Bigboikilljoy really? When they chased him out of the store and caught him in that very foot chase, as their story went, he was able to hide them without the cops seeing where? Genius assertion

@Bigboikilljoy ...and then they would find it right there while checking the scene????

@No Thanks no time to chuck a bad of jewels somewhere nice and hidden

@Bigboikilljoy they would have reviewed the scene where they caught him, because they think he just came out of the jewelry store he wouldnt have time to hide anywhere else other than directly outside of the alleyway exit


After this false accusation, I feel Michael should be allowed to rob a jewelry store.

@BOOMWIZARDYTYes English isn't my 1st or 2nd language.

I give up trying to explain why I detest the guy comment but because YouTube won't stop censoring my comment, I give up trying.

Just to be clear I've experience what Michael experience as a child in a 3rd world country.

You win YouTube.

@Lament of False facade 2.0 Idk but you seem fully unaware of these guys are saying im guessing english isnt your first language?

For heaven sake with this kind of mentality with that amount of likes no wonder the US Manny small innocent businesses are getting robe and burn down...

Two rights don't make a wrong or something like that

@Katherine Pierce And cleaning the money would probably drop the price too

@DjGrimmace I hope you’re being sarcastic

Double Jeopardy would apply in the USA. He could legally go and rob that jewelry store because he was convicted of it.  Just like if you were wrongfully convicted of murdering someone who was alive, once you get out, you can legally murder that person without issues.

No should be allowed to take as much of the investigators pension as he wants.

@Getgle it’s gotta be the same crime not 2 different crimes that are the same

@Katherine Pierce you’re at the wrong store if they don’t have 50k worth of jewelry.

Yes, he should be “allowed” to traumatise the people that work in the jewellery store. 🙄

He can rob the police mans house  on a time limit. Can make a game show and everything.

Don’t give him the time if you can’t give him the crime

@NotnaRed to be fair diamonds are a plentiful resource that have no real value like things like gold do they're just worth a lot because idiots will pay a lot for them 🤷♂

look up  double jeopardy  he can legally rob a jewelry store

@NotnaRed i think a fast 50k while continuing normal life even if it feels like hell would be way better rather than whatever jewelry + 20 years in prison even if its a really normal prison

@NotnaRed eh, that depends on how much a fencer would pay you for the stolen goods, which would be below market value.

@NotnaRed Depends on the store and what they're selling

@Camilo Ordonez I'm afraid to say that might also just be a pair of expensive earrings or a watch. To think you'd get a jewelry store for 46k is an illusion.

He did get 50k as compensation. Thats pretty much a jewelry store xd