The fact that getting a confession without evidence is something that makes you more eligible for promotion is insane. It is literally mind boggling.

For catching criminals, it's a good thing if you can get them to confess without evidence, but since the chance that the person you're interrogating is innocent is much higher, and the strategy you use risks innocent people getting falsly punished makes it a reaaally terrible business

The jail gets 98 dollars everyday you sit in jail .

Watching this from Scandinavia, I'm absolutely mind blown. A policeman acting as if the case is already concluded and they're just waiting for his confession would have the policeman defending himself in court the next day against his imprisonment

@John Simpson You definitely didn’t miss the point of the comment...

Exactly right, you’d think that the person who put in the hard work to find evidence and connect the dots would be more likely to get a promotion. What a terribly lazy way of progression

Glad someday said it. Exactly what I was thinking.

@SausosiosIsrugos I know! I used to feel the same way. Very scary concept.

Many PD's operate on the idea that having a case closed is much better than having it open. At that point it becomes a question of ticking all the boxes so they have good, clean statistics. Getting a confession becomes the equivalent of actually catching the guilty party.

@Chambo9 Now that's really mind boggling, I can't even wrap my head around that scenario. Will have to check those.

@SausosiosIsrugos that’s actually not true. Sometimes there is so much pressure put on the suspect, they believe that even though they didn’t do it, the cops somehow have evidence that they did and in order to avoid the death penalty or life in prison for a crime they didn’t commit , they take a plea deal where maybe they only get 10 years even though they didn’t do it. These people are petrified when they make this decision and detectives are trained to turn the heat up on these people and they break for no reason. There are a bunch of videos that show people confessing to crimes they didn’t commit. It’s wild.

@Chambo9 You have to be legitimately crazy if you're admitting to a crime you didn't commit, unless they are torturing you.

@SausosiosIsrugos people confess to crimes they didn’t commit more often than you think. It’s a bizarre psychological phenomenon but it happens. Sounds stupid to us but when you’re in the hot seat sometimes people do crazy things that make no sense to us observers.

It's not mind boggling at all. No one will confess to a crime if they're innocent, unless torture is used. So getting a guilty person to confess without evidence is no small feat, especially if he's not an idiot.

probably saving alot of time and money for courts and police

I assume they meant the cases where the suspects are actually proven guilty, where evidence were gathered after the confession.

@Ryan Swaggert a confession is a pretty hard piece of evidence to overcome, so unless you have some pretty compelling evidence that you didn't do it, you aren't likely getting a plea deal and at trial it's going to be very hard to overcome, especially if the case built against you consists of them bringing in everything that supports whatever you said you did on the tape.

Also, if you don't have your own lawyer then there's not going to be much done on your behalf by your attorney because he's going to have 50 other cases like yours on his plate.

@UhYeahWhateverDude that is a much better way to explain that and I could see that being valuable. Makes me wonder though if some less experienced detectives fall into the trap of once they get that confession, only seeing what they want to see when subsequent evidence starts being discovered. How many cops get tunnel visioned and just try to make the evidence support the confession? Maybe hey do, maybe they don’t but this video should have explained that the way you did. Probably would have been received better.

That is a poorly worded statement, no doubt.  But...as oftentimes time is of the essence in criminal matters, having the ability to secure a confession and move on into the collection of information is extremely important.  Too many cop shows on T.V. have made everyone think that the confession is the holy grail, but in reality it is the collection of additional information that is important.  A confession of guilt is just the 'breaking' point - usually.  Typically once an interrogator can 'break' a suspect, the suspect will then be forthcoming with additional information in an attempt to be cooperative.  <br>When it is done properly, it can be viewed as a sign of skill and professionalism.  On the flip-side, the same skill will allow an investigator to quickly rule-out potential suspects thus allowing them to get back to their lives without further harassment.

That is a poorly worded statement, no doubt.  But...as oftentimes time is of the essence in criminal matters, having the ability to secure a confession and move on into the collection of information is extremely important.  Too many cop shows on T.V. have made everyone think that the confession is the holy grail, but in reality it is the collection of additional information that is important.  A confession of guilt is just the 'breaking' point - usually.  Typically once an interrogator can 'break' a suspect, the suspect will then be forthcoming with additional information in an attempt to be cooperative.
When it is done properly, it can be viewed as a sign of skill and professionalism.  On the flip-side, the same skill will allow an investigator to quickly rule-out potential suspects thus allowing them to get back to their lives without further harassment.

yep it's an industry and an industry that this channel gladly celebrates, he always talks about these tactics with absolutely zero sense of the negative systemic and institutional repercussions, so much for the pursuit of psychology,

@grantog123 The same is true for lawyers. They know the truth (attorney-client privilege). They legally fight for prosecution or defense regardless of it, and will use every move they can imagine to get a win for their client. The truth doesn't matter. In a different way, this has also become the trend in psychology, where doctors are pressured to diagnose people with something (e.g. personality disorder). There aren't many purely good things in civilization, given that people aren't purely good.

Faster conviction and less court resources used. I can't see how a confession alone would be enough evidence though.

@AnUpsideDownFish The III I get it, but I would assume there are other ways to tell if someone is a good interrogator. I get you can’t convict on a confession alone but it goes a long way. I’m not saying police shouldn’t be allowed to try to get a confession with no evidence but it shouldn’t be a marker for a promotion.

Not really, It shows you're a good interrogator. A confession doesn't mean you've just proven yourself guilty and don't get a trial, so it's also not life destroying for the person who confessed.

Its more money! Gotta pay those bills. This is why people don't like police. Not that they are bad, but because their basic human needs are dependent on finding guilt.

@Annie F Exactly! Like it should work against you when trying to get promoted.

I thought the same. If anything it should be seen as sloppy police work


never watched 1 of ur vids before, but was recommended many times. im SO GLAD i watched this bc it was rlly interesting. thx!


Friggin A. I'm only a cop show enthusiast and even I know that the investigator just needs to establish a timeline and check out the dude's alibi and he'd be counted out as a suspect.


At lest he got some money and an experience,  I'm happy for him as he seems like a good Guy.


Theory:
Innocent untill proven guilty in a court of law.

Reality:
Guilty until proven innocent in a court of law.


Note to self: get a lawyer and don’t believe anything a cop says

@Tempires Uh, the SCOTUS has ruled that cops are allowed to lie to you. It's not a "3rd world country" thing, it's a USA thing.

@Thanatos388 Dude's comment was so full of absolutes and most of what he said just isn't true. That's what I was commenting on.

@Breezy Wow.  How clever and smart you are.

Everyone warning of the dangers of talking to police in the context of being in an interrogation room and suspected of a crime.

But hey.  They helped you on the road once.

Get real and get informed.  Please.

@Normaali Ihminen if any cop would try to throw an innocent person in jail, and it’s impossible to tell who, you can’t trust any of them. The good cops should hold their comrades to their same standards.

@Avasam That was such a good lecture. Amusing too

@Normaali Ihminen but the fact is they have the RIGHT to lie to you, and you don't know which of the police is going to be honest, so safer to distrust them all

Yup, guilty or innocent, say nothing, but "refer all questions to my attorney"

@Twisted86 If cop Cops can legally lie to you you are either living in 3rd world country or some  dictatorship with no real  legal system

First Name Last Name no I know this for a fact they all hang together. And I know this from personal experience so try again.

Even if you're not guilty, request council and don't say anything without a lawyer present.

@DeuceGenius Man, how profound. I definitely shouldn't have talked to that police officer the other day that helped me get out of the road and out of danger when my car ran out of gas...and a few years ago when I called the cops when my roommate came home extremely intoxicated and then I caught the guy she brought home trying to rape her while she was unconscious (luckily I was there, and nothing bad happened because of my 911 call), and then there was that one time my boyfriend and I were walking to the gas station at night in a crime-ridden  part of the city we lived in, and a cop pulled up and gave us a ride instead of leaving us to walk around by ourselves...yeah...all cops bad. 🙄

Yeah people who are falsely accused never have a lawyer because they think they won't need one since they're innocent and they don't want to seem guilty

Greenhelix5 the only time a cop is your friend is when you are a victim

Titus Orelius I kind of hesitate in saying this, but if you’re getting interrogated, you need to see the interview as un-human. They’re going to attempt to manipulate you mentally, seeing them as inhuman may help you avoid that mental manipulation until you get a lawyer.

Word of advice.....no cop in the history of ever, has EVER been on your side....they are paid for by the State and the potential prosecution.....its not innocent till proven guilty....its your guilt until your shitty defense can prove your innocence against the weight of built up "evidence" against you.

If you've been arrested and brought in for questioning, they've already assumed you're the criminal they're looking for, and so the only thing they're trying to achieve is an admission of guilt; they are NOT trying to decide whether you're really the criminal or not.

Don't give the detectives ANY statement. They are there exclusively to try and spin your words, break down your actions, and create whatever evidence they can to corroborate a Guilty verdict. They have no problem lying to you about anything and everything if it will help strengthen their narrative. You ever get arrested, they read you your rights and you IMMEDIATELY say "I would like my Lawyer present and have nothing to say at this time."

AKA fuck off, there is no way I'm talking to you clowns! If they brought you in by way of arrest/warrant, that means they are going to follow through with jail booking. Inevitably there is nothing you can say in 99% of these instances to change that.....So many people incriminate themselves for no reason it's absurd, where without that interrogation footage they would have never been convicted.

TL:DR KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AND USE THEM!

My old man taught me from a young age. To ALWAYS have money put away for a good lawyer, regardless. He said there could be a time when you will be accused of something you didn't do. I didn't understand that as a kid, but I do now.

There's a great video on youtube titled "Don't Talk to the Police" given by a law professor, sums up why you never want to.

Speaking from experience here..always ALWAYS get a lawyer.

Always always always always get a lawyer and don't talk

Yes! Why people willingly talk to detectives is absurd!

@Normaali Ihminen we can never know if we get a good or bad cop, so it's always better to make sure to not trust them than have the bad luck of having trusted the wrong person.

DeuceGenius I know how police Officers work. And they are doin their job as public servants keeping order. Also When I said “there are good cops” I did not meant to say that they are your “friends” stop putting words into my mouth. Seriously who you would call if someone is trying to break in to your home or your place of work (Guns or other forms of self defense are out of the question)?

Of course it’s their job. Their job is to evaluate according to law and other lawfully binding sources if crime has happened and if there is possibility of crime then it goes to “consideration of charges” -phase where prosecutor again evaluate according to law  if crime happened. Judge enforce that  in favor of prosecutor or in favor of defendant.

Again didnt I say “talk to lawyer”? I said that because It’s important to “access to justice” -principle of western world.

Don’t know 100% Of US criminal code but I’m 99,991% that there are laws about forging criminal evidence.

@Normaali Ihminen no, that's how they operate. It doesn't matter if they are good  people or not.  It's their job. They will use everything they can against you, lie to you, trick you, betray your trust.  Especially if they think you don't know any better.  They will try to scare you or threaten you. Make false promises.  They are never honest with you at all.  They don't want you to know what they know or don't know, they are always fishing to get you to give them information that will be used against you or someone else. Imagine the undercover police that pretend to be peoples friends and gain their trust just to get them locked up and take their life away. Never talk to police. Don't listen to anything they tell you. They are not your friends and they are not a judge. They are only here to send you or someone else to jail and let the lawyers and judges work out who's guilty or innocent.  If they can charge you with a crime they will. The more money the state makes, the more money they make.   Unless you desperately need help or something crazy like your life is in danger. it can only hurt you or someone else to talk to police. It will never help you by talking.  Any lawyer will tell you this. Police are not friends, they are the branch of the judicial system that arrests people and charges them with as many crimes as they can.  Also that level of authority does terrible things even to good people. They are above the law for the most part. It gets to almost all of them. They aren't normal people anymore.   I've met cops who are actually good people though, even have an uncle and a cousin who are police, but most cops are assholes. If they are good people they arent being good police officers. They are here to charge people with whatever crimes they can, always on the lookout, using everything they can to incriminate people. That's how to be a good cop and get a promotion and make money for themselves and the state

@Avasam it can ONLY hurt you to talk to police or let them in your home

@Titus Orelius There are good cops  stop that divisive talk! Sure get a lawyer but please stop calling the the police (as collective) you only spread bad rep to people who dont deserve it.

Cops can legally lie to you, that says everything.

Reminds me of that vid on youtube by an attorney: Never talk to cops, even if you're innocent.

I've never been arrested but I've seen enough of these videos that if it does happen there will literally be only one word coming out of my mouth: lawyer.
Detective: Good morning
Me:  LAWYER
Detective: The reason we're here today...
Me: LAWYER
Detective: Sir I'm trying to tell you...
Me with my fingers in my ears: LAWYER LAWYER LAWYER Nananana LAWYER LAWYER LAWYER


Man I don't like being in them situations either I was once held and not told why I was held but threatened so many times and then definitely learn after about 3 hours of interrogation and then trying to get me to admit to what I did not even knowing why I was there and I'm not telling me to to find out that there was an undercover cop killed. I'll never forget that situation and what it was like to deal with and how it seems so wrong and how they need to have a different system I have a different system in place besides using threats and lies to try to get you to admit to false accusations.


Stuff like this makes me want to never leave my house again and film my every move.


A cop should automatically be sentenced to jail for the maximum amount of time in relation to the crime that they falsely accuse someone of committing


Wow, the first guy is tolerant.  I wish I had his demeanour.


Lesson:

1. Never talk to the police when crime is involved
2. Lawyer. Lawyer. LAWYER.

Lesson:

1. Never talk to the police when crime is involved
2. Lawyer. Lawyer. LAWYER.

@Legit Qs especially when you know you are innocent!

@Legit Qs especially when you know you are innocent!

@Shan Ali ?? i literally just asked a question lol

@Shan Ali ?? i literally just asked a question lol

@matrixfull In the U.S you are provided a lawyer for free if you can't afford one. But yes, you plead the fifth and stay quiet until you get a lawyer.

@nicole o’reilly while it’s a shame that anyone ever idolized that vile excuse for a human, this is no longer the case. He’s supposedly been taken off that pedestal and shamed into a reclusive lifestyle.

Doesn't work in India either. Police will beat you until you confess.

Doesn't work in India either. Police will beat you until you confess.

@Legit Qs Yes, even when you’re innocent. Beware of the attorneys assigned by the state. They have such a big workload that they just want to clear their docket, even if that means to trade you in as a pawn and try to convince you to take a plea bargain, even when you’re innocent - I say this from experience. I was wrongfully accused of domestic battery against my douchebag ex, spent the night in jail and my attorney (provided by the state) was convincing me to enter a plea bargain, and how “this was my best option”. I said NO.

I had been documenting my ex’s obsessive, abusive and controlling behavior even before and after that altercation. I took pictures of my bruises of that evening, as they started to set in, texts, videos, etc. I gave her my load of evidence and told her we’d go to trial, if the prosecutor would like to be ridiculed in court for trying to put the victim in prison. But if I hadn’t done all her work for her, and if I hadn’t gotten a clue about legal proceedings, that woman was willing to send me to prison, so she could move on to her next case. GET A REAL LAWYER. Even when you’re innocent.

@A T I find the opposite to be the case and that’s why you have to be careful, because you can end up in jail accused of something you didn’t do.

@A T I find the opposite to be the case and that’s why you have to be careful, because you can end up in jail accused of something you didn’t do.

@Mark G that would also be about your children to genius

@Mark G that would also be about your children to genius

@Dank Harambe Kush Yeah, I'd rather not waste money

@Dank Harambe Kush Yeah, I'd rather not waste money

@Methro Status Even if your kid was murdered and you saw the suspect leaving your house? You'd wait for a lawyer to show up while your kid's killer is on the loose?

I wish Jim would remake the video where he showed a guy screaming lawyer the second he enters the interrogation room, he got fucked hard casue he had no real implication in the case but his "I won't talk I want a lawyer" mentality got the cops 100% on him and turned him. Into the main suspect, he was indeed the perp by the way.<br>If you have nothing to hide cooperate as much as needed, the second the pigs start to throw shit at you is the second you ask for a lawyer, being helpful and cooperating with the cops helps a lot in court dudes.

I wish Jim would remake the video where he showed a guy screaming lawyer the second he enters the interrogation room, he got fucked hard casue he had no real implication in the case but his "I won't talk I want a lawyer" mentality got the cops 100% on him and turned him. Into the main suspect, he was indeed the perp by the way.
If you have nothing to hide cooperate as much as needed, the second the pigs start to throw shit at you is the second you ask for a lawyer, being helpful and cooperating with the cops helps a lot in court dudes.

If you are being interrogated can you say you want your lawyer to speak and then nothing else<br>In canada

If you are being interrogated can you say you want your lawyer to speak and then nothing else
In canada

@KIMINKINK ' if you’re in japan, it doesn’t matter, you’re going to jail

@KIMINKINK ' if you’re in japan, it doesn’t matter, you’re going to jail

@Legit Qs yes especially if you know your innocent. If you are innocent you can agree to answer written questions that are reviewed by your lawyer.

@FM you have the right to remain silent so when they ask if they can question you. Just say no thank you.

@FM you have the right to remain silent so when they ask if they can question you. Just say no thank you.

@matrixfull the court has to provide you with a lawyer free of charge.

@matrixfull the court has to provide you with a lawyer free of charge.

Yeah being questioned by police should go like this.  "Are you charging me with a crime?"  if yes than immediately follow with "I want a lawyer."  You also have to be REALLY clear in asserting that you want a LAWYER, the courts have been a bit cheeky in the States allowing terms like "I think I want an attorney." to NOT be a request for a lawyer...

Suspect: You can stop talking now until I have a lawyer present.

Suspect: You can stop talking now until I have a lawyer present.

"Never talk to the police; they will lie and trap you. Get a lawyer, a professional liar who will fight for you regardless of what you did."<br>Imagine explaining our criminal justice system to aliens.

"Never talk to the police; they will lie and trap you. Get a lawyer, a professional liar who will fight for you regardless of what you did."
Imagine explaining our criminal justice system to aliens.

@Tima doesn't matter what the detective says. What matters is what the jury says. Half the people interrogated on this channel would've got away with it had they not talked to the police. So I'm glad they did, but if you're innocent you shouldn't.

And if you get a lawyer they say you’re guilty than...

And if you get a lawyer they say you’re guilty than...

no. 1 is DO NOT GO ANYWHERE WITHOUT SEEING THE WARRANT AND LAWYERING UP (forcing a confession from someone who does not know what they have been summoned about and not having their rights read is the most common way to railroad an innocent). 2 is refuse to say anything unless the lawyer is there (if said lawyer was not present before no 2). 3 is do not touch any object the police brings in the room, lest they 'suddenly find new fingerprint evidence' from the object you touched. it happens more than you'd like to imagine

@L. A so from what I've heard about criminal procedure in japan. If you're accused, you're are almost certainly going to jail. Like greater than 99% chance of being convicted. Even if you have absolutely nothing to do with the case.

The general consensus is because judges don't want to shame to justice system by acquitting anyone. If you acquit someone of a crime, you admit that the justice system failed in some way. Admitting failure is something that is entirely antithetical to japanese culture and customers.

@FM all you say is " i want a lawyer" to every question they ask.

@FM all you say is " i want a lawyer" to every question they ask.

When police question you, ask if you're under arrest. If they say yes, ask for a lawyer and don't say another word to them (except for asking for water and a toilet break), and do not resist arrest, just don't talk to them. But if they say no, ask them when you'll be free to go and don't say another word to them.<br>Police are there to protect and serve, but that doesn't make them your friends. They hunt criminals, that's their job. In the pursuit of hunting criminals, they don't mind if a civilian gets dragged through the courts for insufficient reasons. They don't seek the truth, they seek convictions.

When police question you, ask if you're under arrest. If they say yes, ask for a lawyer and don't say another word to them (except for asking for water and a toilet break), and do not resist arrest, just don't talk to them. But if they say no, ask them when you'll be free to go and don't say another word to them.
Police are there to protect and serve, but that doesn't make them your friends. They hunt criminals, that's their job. In the pursuit of hunting criminals, they don't mind if a civilian gets dragged through the courts for insufficient reasons. They don't seek the truth, they seek convictions.

@Milkitalix  I guess we will never get @Milkitalix to explain it why

@Milkitalix  I guess we will never get @Milkitalix to explain it why

Problem with that, 70-90% of people need a public defender. Public defenders are only supposed to handle 100-150 cases, most have more than 300. You won’t see one for 3+ months. Even when you do they won’t be prepared and often times evidence that could exonerate the accused is lost.

@FM You just respond with nothing and ask for a lawyer, you don't have to answer any questions the police ask you.

@FM You just respond with nothing and ask for a lawyer, you don't have to answer any questions the police ask you.

as they say: you have right to be silence so then FKNG BE!!!

as they say: you have right to be silence so then FKNG BE!!!

@matrixfull yes lol you are not obligated to say anything.

@matrixfull yes lol you are not obligated to say anything.

At least it had a happy ending, that officer deserved his demotion an suspension.

At least it had a happy ending, that officer deserved his demotion an suspension.

@Milkitalix Japan literally has a cannibal as a celebrity-

@Milkitalix Japan literally has a cannibal as a celebrity-

@Legit Qs never talk to the police, there’s countless innocent people in jail because they tried to talk their way out of it. Let your attorney do the talking for you. Anything you say can and WILL be used against you in a court of law

@FuckOuttaHere if you are in America most states police can not talk to a minor before a phone call or have a lawyer present. A public defender or an attorney will be provided to you free of charge if you can not afford one.

@Leander van Rees in the US you also have the right to a have lawyer. It isn’t ideal though for the same reasons you stated

@Leander van Rees in the US you also have the right to a have lawyer. It isn’t ideal though for the same reasons you stated

@FM Tell them that your lawyer charges double if you speak to the police.

@FM Tell them that your lawyer charges double if you speak to the police.

What many people also don't know, even if you have a lawyer, you don't have to speak to the police
... EVER !  Even if you've been charged with murder, there is no statue that says you must converse with officers of the law.

What many people also don't know, even if you have a lawyer, you don't have to speak to the police
... *EVER* !  Even if you've been charged with murder, there is no statue that says you must converse with officers of the law.

Exactly, ESPECIALLY if the person is innocent, because then it will be even more complicated

Exactly, ESPECIALLY if the person is innocent, because then it will be even more complicated

The bail system in this country is fucked up.  Assuming Guilt and being held against cash bail availability, is unethical. Why we let it continue is beyond me.

Wtf? Or you can help them solve the TERRIBLE TERRIBLE TERRIBLE crime(s) that have been committed, from them wanting to talk to you???

Wtf? Or you can help them solve the TERRIBLE TERRIBLE TERRIBLE crime(s) that have been committed, from them wanting to talk to you???

@Mark G nope.

"I have nothing to say without an attorney present."

@Mark G nope.

"I have nothing to say without an attorney present."

Never talk to police at all.

there is literally zero reason any law enforcement officer Will ever attempt to speak with you without there being a motive behind it.

Even when you were the victim they will take a report and then leave often saying very little to you.

When cops want to talk to you that means they're trying to pin something on you

What if I'm a minor and my family doesn't have the money for a lawyer?

What if I'm a minor and my family doesn't have the money for a lawyer?

I would go absolutely crazy in an interrogation room if falsely accused. They would have to strap me to the chair and gag me.

I would go absolutely crazy in an interrogation room if falsely accused. They would have to strap me to the chair and gag me.

Immediately, ESPECIALLY if you DID NOT COMMIT A CRIME.

Immediately, ESPECIALLY if you DID NOT COMMIT A CRIME.

@Pedro Lopez Exactly, if they are asking you to do "anything", it means they either have no probable cause to order you to do it, or they are just seeing how consensual you will be to further violations of your rights.  Do not consent, do not answer questions, you are under no obligation to do so.  Always, always record any interaction on a phone that screen locks, or better yet an app that uploads in real time so a criminal Fascist/Commissar won't have the option of erasing his criminal activity..

@Toren Gallagher Ever seen Idiocracy?  That was about your kids, won't even take a 100 years.. X )

@Toren Gallagher Ever seen Idiocracy?  That was about your kids, won't even take a 100 years.. X )

@Mark G Cop: "We just need to fill in a few details" Translation, "We've got nothing".

@Mark G Cop: "We just need to fill in a few details" Translation, "We've got nothing".

@Legit Qs yes. they can twist things around

@Legit Qs yes. they can twist things around

@Legit Qs especially when you are innocent, people think - oh well if I cooperate that will make me look innocent- little do they know that is far from the truth 🤣🤣

And once you get a lawyer....then what? A lawyer isn't going to prove your innocence during an interrogation. You're still going to jail until the court date!

@Milkitalix you wouldn't be in a country that has the value of innocent until proven guilty but welcome to america

@Milkitalix you wouldn't be in a country that has the value of innocent until proven guilty but welcome to america

"There is no such a thing in America as an independent press, unless it is out in country towns. You are all slaves. You know it, and I know it. There is not one of you who dares to express an honest opinion. If you expressed it, you would know beforehand that it would never appear in print. I am paid $150 for keeping honest opinions out of the paper I am connected with. Others of you are paid similar salaries for doing similar things. If I should allow honest opinions to be printed in one issue of my paper, I would be like Othello before twenty-four hours: my occupation would be gone. The man who would be so foolish as to write honest opinions would be out on the street hunting for another job. The business of a New York journalist is to distort the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to villify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon, and to sell his country and his race for his daily bread, or for what is about the same — his salary. You know this, and I know it; and what foolery to be toasting an "Independent Press"! We are the tools and vassals of rich men behind the scenes. We are jumping-jacks. They pull the string and we dance. Our time, our talents, our lives, our possibilities, are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes." - John Swinton 1883

@Toren Gallagher Yeah, it's sickening isn't it...?

@Toren Gallagher Yeah, it's sickening isn't it...?

@Spoder スポーダー In the US it is usually the case that citizens simply don't understand their rights, or how to exercise them, so they voluntarily surrender them out of ignorance of the Law..  I suspect it is similar in Japan..  Of course militarized Police are becoming much more aggressive..  The worse the municipal pension funds dip into insolvency, the worse it will get I imagine.  Gotta get thatt moneyy maaan! X )   The higher average petty and violent crime statistics in the US are solely a result of the so called "War on Drugs", which is actually a war on the people.  An excuse to militarize the Police force, and turn what used to be simple acts of self destruction, into revenue streams for municipalities, and their Administrative Court system, which results in fewer than 15% jury trials.  Meaning, no one can afford the system, so almost every one makes a deal or settles with the prosecution, no trial.  It's a massive fraud, and one example of how the US was overthrown by Freemasonic traitors a long time ago.

@Mark G that or their figuring out what to arrest you for

@Mark G that or their figuring out what to arrest you for

Every police interview ever.  I would never willingly sit in that room.

Every police interview ever.  I would never willingly sit in that room.

@Toren Gallagher If they are asking you questions, it means they don't have enough evidence to arrest you, or they want to see what they can divulge from you before you are arrested.  Either way, there is no circumstance under which you might benefit from answering questions, especially in a typical traffic stop..  If there are other parties involved in an ongoing scenario, especially if officer or public safety is at risk, you might benefit from from sharing important details that would help resolve these.  Assuming it goes to trial, and they actually document your assistance.  I wouldn't count on it though..

@Dank Harambe Kush Because it can not, I repeat CAN NOT help you but it can certainly hurt you. There is a provision in the law that actually says that it can only incriminate you. For instance, you tell the police officer the every detail of what you did that night and, by some miracle both you and the police officer remember it perfectly and you repeat it to the court and call the police officer as a witness to show that there is no way you could have made up that story because you remembered every detail about it. Prosecutor: "Objection Hearsay".  Now say you do that exact same thing but you mess up a few details because it was an adrenaline filled night, you were just arrested after all, the police officer then points out these inconsistencies or perhaps the officer is the one who misremembers certain details, boom case where there was none.

@Mark G they would tell you

Yes im conducting an investigation then he would ask you if you robbed the liquor store to which im guessing you wouldn't answer

Have fun with that

2: assuming that lawyers are affordable.

2: assuming that lawyers are affordable.

Very true a lawyer could have even investigated on his behalf

Very true a lawyer could have even investigated on his behalf

Lesson 2, run for government positions so you can be above the law.

Lesson 2, run for government positions so you can be above the law.

"I'm sorry officer, I don't answer any questions.  Am I being detained or am I free to go?", nothing else, period..

"I'm sorry officer, I don't answer any questions.  Am I being detained or am I free to go?", nothing else, period..

Note to self, Japan sucked before all of this lawyer talk anyways.

Note to self, Japan sucked before all of this lawyer talk anyways.

Because some officers just want promotions, some harass you into admitting something u didn’t do, maybe because of own interests or discriminatory reasons. Japan is more so of a homogeneous country, where as the US is not, the US also has higher crime rates which some smaller crimes might be rushed. The later means, simply just gonna have more biases under investigation. The Police are human, they make mistakes too and have their own biases. Even though justice say “innocent until proven guilty”, most of the time it’s “guilty until proven innocent” and because of that it’s just safer to get a lawyer, so you don’t get harassed or say the wrong things during interrogations that can lead up to false imprisonments.

Why drop racks on a lawyer when your innocent. Do what this guy did. Tough it up sit in some shitty holding cell until justice is served. If it doesn’t get served then you call a laywer. Regardless this guy lives in Hamilton, Ontario all’s he was thinking about was those restitution fee’s

@Legit Qs The police can make you say anything that proves you guilty. To say nothing is the best option.

@Legit Qs The police can make you say anything that proves you guilty. To say nothing is the best option.

@matrixfull In the US, an attorney is appointed to you via taxpayer $. It is commonly known hat they are far from the best, but they still have a job and your best bet is to (respectfully) not speak to the police without said attorney present.

@matrixfull "if you can afford a lawyer, one will be provided to you" duty council

@matrixfull "if you can afford a lawyer, one will be provided to you" duty council

FM police are so smart, they Can figure out Them selves without you talking at all

FM police are so smart, they Can figure out Them selves without you talking at all

@Mathyn Ibrahim Exactly. And “anything you say can & WILL be used against you in a court of law.”

@Mathyn Ibrahim Exactly. And “anything you say can & WILL be used against you in a court of law.”

@FM "you have the right to remain silent"

@FM "you have the right to remain silent"

BUT how can you NOT talk to police?<br>When police ask you the happening, do you just answer I don't know?

BUT how can you NOT talk to police?
When police ask you the happening, do you just answer I don't know?

@Leander van Rees Where is here in your case? In Canada there are no pro bono lawyers. You get legal aid, which pays for a lawyer that actually is invested in representing you to the best of their ability. As the only way to climb the ladder and increase your rate is to be successful.

Still doesn't provide the same for the rich and poor, as legal aid will buy you a less experienced one, but it is better than for example the US system.

And if you are Dutch (your name is), in the Netherlands there is a system in which all registered lawyers have to spend X amount time on cases from the poor. It doesn;t matter if they spend that all on one case or on multiple ones, so if they have any professionalism, they might as well do the best they can, as the cases are still of value for their overall reputation and position/rate.

@matrixfull if you can't afford a lawyer, they provide one for you

@matrixfull if you can't afford a lawyer, they provide one for you

@matrixfull You have a right to a lawyer, I'm not familiar enough with US law, but here and in most places I know about the legal system is obligated to provide you with a pro bono lawyer if you can't afford one. This isn't ideal, mostly because they tend to have an impossible workload as these departments tend to be underfunded, but it's still far better than no lawyer.

and if you can't afford lawyer then what? you stay silent the whole time?

and if you can't afford lawyer then what? you stay silent the whole time?

@Disini Fernando one conviction rates 99%
2 the lawyer does not need to be present
3 The interrogation can take weeks (search for a documentary or article about the Japanese justice system)

@L. A Conviction rates in Japan exceed 99 percent

@L. A Conviction rates in Japan exceed 99 percent

@Milkitalix replying to this so I can get an answer too because I'm curious. I know there its guilty until proven innocent but thats it.

@Milkitalix replying to this so I can get an answer too because I'm curious. I know there its guilty until proven innocent but thats it.

Milkitalix yeah.. considering I live in japan— I’m kinda curious too

Milkitalix yeah.. considering I live in japan— I’m kinda curious too

@Milkitalix out of curiosity, would you mind explaining why?

@Milkitalix out of curiosity, would you mind explaining why?

this needs to be the most liked comment on youtube

this needs to be the most liked comment on youtube


And while they're in the interrogation room barking up the wrong tree, the real perp is out there getting away.   So frustrating.


Plot twist: he actually WAS guilty; he doctored the video footage and paid off the alleged witnesses with money from his stolen jewelry


So...they didn't even try to ask the busdriver if he indeed WAS on the bus?

Seriously, the US has such bad police proceedures that you folk see as normal. It's horrifying.


You know when you hear a lie and you don’t know wat to say but to laugh in distress 😂😂 “hell no man”


The takeaway here is do not talk to the police, under any circumstance, without a lawyer present. There is absolutely no possibility of convincing an officer, who is intent on charging you, of your innocence.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan even a single police who does that is a problem

This has been an important lesson. I think everyone should be taught. Thank you for posting this

@MPB Mason part of this, as affirmed time and again by the Supreme Court, is wrong. Officers only have a job to protect those who are “in custody”. An officer can watch a guy who they were actively looking for, who’d killed 3 people already, get on a train, impersonate an officer, attack and stab another person several times and they DO NOT have to protect the guy getting stabbed. We know this cause it happened in New York City. The courts ruled once again that, constitutionally, the police do not have to protect you. There’s a whole video about it on the Cracked Channel.

@Hersy I respect that you admit taking the topic a bit too seriously. I'm not going to lie either, I admit I put words in his mouth without really paying attention what he was trying to say. There is definitely a lot of bad law enforcers out there, but I think they don't get credit for the good things they do.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan you're right... I was unnecesarily upset... was having a bad time... but no bias needed for pointing out what I did, or for it to be true.

@Hersy you sound very upset and totally not biased at all

@David Ace Rej Ollsan man you can't even quote him right. Once again, the only one who read "so many" is you, it's all in your mind dude...

@David Ace Rej Ollsan You are putting words in this mouth tho. He never said "most cops", not even "x% of cops". He said "too many". And honestly, he's right. ONE is too many.<br>Who the fuck ever talked statistics? You are the only one here who reads: "Too many people do bad things" as "Most people do bad things". It's embarrasing.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan You are putting words in this mouth tho. He never said "most cops", not even "x% of cops". He said "too many". And honestly, he's right. ONE is too many.
Who the fuck ever talked statistics? You are the only one here who reads: "Too many people do bad things" as "Most people do bad things". It's embarrasing.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan Actually it has nothing to do with an individual cop. If you are arrested they are supposed to assume you are guilty and use anything you say to prove it. That is their job. Then it goes to the DA. That is how it works and anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool. You are literally told  "anything you say will be used against you". Once you are told that, it does not matter how nice or moral a cop is. They must perform the job. That is what they're rewarded fir and doing otherwise would result in demotion.  You do not talk except to ask for a lawyer. They are playing their role they are required to, and you must go through the system.<br>    I'm not saying this is good or right as it is way to easy to get arrested, and once you are on that road you are in increasing danger of losing your freedom. But once youre rights are read, you're only option is the courts.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan Actually it has nothing to do with an individual cop. If you are arrested they are supposed to assume you are guilty and use anything you say to prove it. That is their job. Then it goes to the DA. That is how it works and anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool. You are literally told  "anything you say will be used against you". Once you are told that, it does not matter how nice or moral a cop is. They must perform the job. That is what they're rewarded fir and doing otherwise would result in demotion.  You do not talk except to ask for a lawyer. They are playing their role they are required to, and you must go through the system.
    I'm not saying this is good or right as it is way to easy to get arrested, and once you are on that road you are in increasing danger of losing your freedom. But once youre rights are read, you're only option is the courts.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan Would you eat from a jar of jelly beans knowing 1% of them are poisoned? The point is, it doesn't matter if the good cops outnumber the bad ones. Why would you willingly hand over your life to them and trust them to do what you expect them to do? You are entitled to a lawyer who knows how to defend your rights. You don't have to convince cops that you're innocent, you need to convince a jury of your peers. Talking to cops will literally do nothing but harm you.

@Javito I'm not justifying anything, this man was unfortunately wronged by a clearly inexperienced officer and didn't deserve two  years in a prison. Where did I imply that?

@David Ace Rej Ollsan stop justifying this by using good cop bad cop.... Two years of his life took from him... Gtfoh

@B it’s their job to protect and serve, not try to prove anyone’s guilty.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan Oh, you know what you’re exactly correct. It’s more probable that this is the only cop who’s ever been guilty of not correct performing his job. There’s probably never been another. That’s sarcasm, just incase it goes right over your head.

My argument never included any statistics. Like I said, try rereading my comment.

But back to what I was saying, the fact that there’s even one cop that does it, means there’s too many. Hope this helps.

But is this not a problem? Is this just completely fine, or is it a problem?

& it's not your job. It's their job to prove you're guilty.

@MPB Mason You imply that I'm putting words in your mouth, yet you just admitted that you are using a youtube video pointing out bad cops as your source of statistics of good police/bad police. Just because you saw a youtube video about a few bad apples doesn't mean there's "so many" of them that it's now a problem.

@David Ace Rej Ollsan I’m sorry, but did you even read my comment? I never stated that more cops than not attempt to pin a charge on you. I fully support law enforcement, but as shown in the video, too many cops aren’t even interested in justice, but are more interested in making a quota. Try working on your reading and comprehension skills before putting words in someone else’s mouth👍

There are plenty of law enforcement agents that’d rather pin a charge on an innocent person, rather than publicly admit they couldn’t catch him to save face. That doesn’t mean I’m saying all cops are bad, but there are a lot of bad apples within our country’s law enforcement agencies.

But my source of information was this video, a cop attempted to get a confession, from an innocent person, by use of the lie that there was undeniable evidence that doesn’t even exist.

@MPB Mason I'm sorry, but what is your source of information? I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt, but why is it never considered that it's only the black sheep that are pointed out? Have you never even thought of the possibility that there are more good law enforcement officers than bad ones?

exactly. there are too many cops who no longer have the goal of justice, but more of have the goal of being able to stick a charge to whoever they can.


this is scary how one word can get an innocent person locked up in jail based on the loose account of some liar


are there more videos like these? please link me some, i like these wrongfully accused people getting justice


I wish the conversation had gone along the lines:<br>Detective: "we got you on video", Michael: " you're a fucking liar"

I wish the conversation had gone along the lines:
Detective: "we got you on video", Michael: " you're a fucking liar"


It’s different when you commit the crime knowing the time your looking at but god damn right I’d scream it or be mad if I was in there and I didnt


“I have conclusive evidence you’re guilty”

has zero evidence

“I have conclusive evidence you’re guilty”

*has zero evidence*

Well it is enough to draw that conclusion, its not the 1900's anymore and we have made such huge advancements in judgement and assumptions

Well it is enough to draw that conclusion, its not the 1900's anymore and we have made such huge advancements in judgement and assumptions

"I have conclusive evidence"
shows attorney badge

"I have conclusive evidence"
*shows attorney badge*

@ItWasNeverARight no??????????? mans is homophobic (CLEARLY) and has over 47 accusations. no one can get that many if their innocent and there is a lot of evidence he’s a racist as well!!! it’s called google <3

@ItWasNeverARight Funny how you label people who disagree with you as "snowflakes".

@ItWasNeverARight Funny how you label people who disagree with you as "snowflakes".

@MadMrMatter Let's assume that their numbers are correct, currently 33.4 million people have been confirmed as having had it in the US (that is counting both the truly and false positive results), deaths attributed to it are currently 597K (that's counting everyone who died who tested positive with both real and false positive results, even when they died of gunshot, car accident, murder, suicide, if they tested positive, covid caused it), that means the mortality rate is, according to their numbers, only a .01788 (less than 2%) mortality rate. If we factor in the fearmongering, blatant dishonesty, and political agenda of the mass media and the politicians and government organizations that control it, it's a safe guess that most of those numbers are fabricated. Our only reliable means of collecting data is empirically, you know, seen with your own eyes. Out of the couple thousand people I've interacted with personally since this (rewrote the definition so we could call it a pandemic) "pandemic" started, I've met maybe a dozen or so people who've said they had it, and known 3 people who died supposedly from covid (one heart attack, one suicide, and one had stage 4 lymphoma), all 3 of whom died without any covid symptoms, but tested tested positive post-mortem so it had to be what killed them, right? Oh, and nobody was saying trump was the arbiter of truth, that's a straw man fallacy you're tossing out there. But, based on the evidence at hand, downplaying covid was one of trumps brighter moments, too bad not enough people listened. (btw, the democrats continued to "downplay" covid for a few weeks after trump stopped, and then condemned him for 'going too far' with his covid measures, but I see you've conveniently forgotten that, if you even knew it then and aren't just parroting what some other moron told you)

He did real bad at it. The cop that is. It probably would’ve gone vetter and went well it he executed it better

He did real bad at it. The cop that is. It probably would’ve gone vetter and went well it he executed it better

@ItWasNeverARight *gets disproven. ok I guess it’s time to just say “triggered snowflakes” because I don’t have anything backing up my claim

@ItWasNeverARight *gets disproven. ok I guess it’s time to just say “triggered snowflakes” because I don’t have anything backing up my claim

Dude I’m an introvert and I would be yelling at this man to show me the video

Dude I’m an introvert and I would be yelling at this man to show me the video

That detective if married probably has a wife that forbids him from playing poker lol

That detective if married probably has a wife that forbids him from playing poker lol

That's why I would have a lawyer there from the first second. At least he got compensated and the ass of the detective punished.

That's why I would have a lawyer there from the first second. At least he got compensated and the ass of the detective punished.

@ItWasNeverARight snowflakes = smart and informed now, i guess?

@ItWasNeverARight snowflakes = smart and informed now, i guess?

@guymanhumanperson <br>No he did not, he’s never said that drinking bleach is a cure to that.

@guymanhumanperson
No he did not, he’s never said that drinking bleach is a cure to that.

@Jonathan A.C. he told people that drinking bleach cures u how is that not lying

@Jonathan A.C. he told people that drinking bleach cures u how is that not lying

@ItWasNeverARight hot take for a man who's username means hands

@ItWasNeverARight hot take for a man who's username means hands

The thing is; if you don't have enough evidence to convict, then how can you be sure, that the suspect is, in fact, guilty? And the suggestion that there is incriminating evidence, will be equally terrifying to an innocent, as to a guilty person. In a system that loves to throw big numbers at sentencing, the possibility of a certain, but limited sentence, can be a very compelling option.

@Usama Khurshid The thing is, that there are plenty of nations, that do not allow the police to lie, and they do not seem to have lower clearing rates. <br>I would suggest, that the expedient of allowing the police to lie during interrogation, has more to do with the cost/benefit ratio of confession-based plea bargains, than with the necessity of this tactic in ensuring convictions.

@Usama Khurshid The thing is, that there are plenty of nations, that do not allow the police to lie, and they do not seem to have lower clearing rates.
I would suggest, that the expedient of allowing the police to lie during interrogation, has more to do with the cost/benefit ratio of confession-based plea bargains, than with the necessity of this tactic in ensuring convictions.

@Mister No Nonsense Sounds like you're regurgitating what the fake news wants you to believe.  In the 70s Joe Biden supported and pushed for segregation in schools because and I quote, "I don't want to create a racial jungle."

He ran for president in the 80s but had to stand down after getting caught plagerizing, something he still does to this day.  The man can't even have a coherent conversation without getting hopped up on drugs, which we witnessed in the first presidential debate.

He's been showing symptoms of dementia, his vice president does all the heavy lifting for him, and he's signed more executive orders then any other president.  Dictators rule by executive order, not American presidents.

When Joe was vice president, he called Obama "a very clean and articulate African American."  Biden is an enigma of himself, he's been known to be extremely racist, you just have to look at it.

Please don't believe everything the media tells you, they're not you're friend.  They've turned the American people against each other, and if a civil war starts they'll be the ones to blame.

I believe its a tactic to try and make a person confess.

I believe its a tactic to try and make a person confess.

@Usama Khurshid Yeah, some people can’t read through their bullshit. I mean if a officer is telling you “Your guilty, your going to jail for this.” That’s scary. Weak minded people will trust police and make a false confession.

And how are they able to keep him in jail for 3 and a half days based on that non evidence?! It’s fucking ridiculous and a complete violation of human rights. Fucking gross.

And how are they able to keep him in jail for 3 and a half days based on that non evidence?! It’s fucking ridiculous and a complete violation of human rights. Fucking gross.

@ItWasNeverARight Snowflakes? Trump is not truthful

@ItWasNeverARight Snowflakes? Trump is not truthful

@zeranzeran its gets a false confession from innocent people

@zeranzeran its gets a false confession from innocent people

If it's not, it should be illegal for the police to lie and falsely fabricate information, under the guise of getting an admission of guilt. There's so many shitbag officers out there that I've seen conduct themselves just like the guy in this video, very sad this what citizens have to deal with.

Interestingly enough, police are absolutely allowed to lie to you. Especially if they can get a confession.

Interestingly enough, police are absolutely allowed to lie to you. Especially if they can get a confession.

there was a virus out of China, so he banned travel from China. where tf is the racism?

there was a virus out of China, so he banned travel from China. where tf is the racism?

@JayMac so he accidentally did one thing right because he indeed is racist so banned China travel before any non racist would have which accidentally turned into the right move

@ItWasNeverARight literally triggered no one

@ItWasNeverARight literally triggered no one

@AliasUndercover well it’s actually smart to act like you have evidence.

@AliasUndercover well it’s actually smart to act like you have evidence.

That's what they tend to say when they have no evidence against someone.

That's what they tend to say when they have no evidence against someone.

@ItWasNeverARight
i know you must be thinking You're Very Smart
and i won't judge that since i don't live in america
but i gotta say as an overseas viewer we see trump as a very stupid president

the fact that he's trying so hard just to get his power back by making people resort to violence is very very questionable

@Sherman sheepherda This comment has certainly aged well!

@Sherman sheepherda This comment has certainly aged well!

Officer: “I have conclusive evidence you’re guilty”

Suspect: "Great, show it on court. See you tomorrow morning."

Officer: makes everything up and has no evidence "Fuck."

Officer: “I have conclusive evidence you’re guilty”

Suspect: "Great, show it on court. See you tomorrow morning."

Officer: *makes everything up and has no evidence* "Fuck."

" We found your traces of DNA on the scene "

Literally you weren't even ever there to begin with

" We found your traces of DNA on the scene "

*Literally you weren't even ever there to begin with*

@ItWasNeverARight LMAO you triggered so many people

@ItWasNeverARight LMAO you triggered so many people

@Usama Khurshid yes but those detectives have good evidence in the first place, this guy is just accusing him.

@Usama Khurshid yes but those detectives have good evidence in the first place, this guy is just accusing him.

@Dr Drift King99 yes trump has to do with it because he is literally downplaying it almost like ignoring it of course he’s not gonna be able to get everyone to wear masks but he’s the PRESIDENT of the United States bruh you are acting like he doesn’t have any influence and not only that but this virus is still a virus and is still killing people and the financial impact and emotional impact of it is devastating also.

@Dr Drift King99 ofc it has less total deaths than the flu. COVID-19 has been around for about a year now and the flue has been here since like before counting bruh

@Dr Drift King99 ofc it has less total deaths than the flu. COVID-19 has been around for about a year now and the flue has been here since like before counting bruh

They are allowed to lie as much as they want to u

They are allowed to lie as much as they want to u

and 'the TRUTH is paramouth.' YEAH RIGHT! XD

and 'the TRUTH is paramouth.' YEAH RIGHT! XD

@WantedNOMAD They should have been fired.

@WantedNOMAD They should have been fired.

@Usama Khurshid Its illegal here in germany and people still get falsely convicted. So i dont even want to know how many people are innocent in other countries.

@Usama Khurshid Its illegal here in germany and people still get falsely convicted. So i dont even want to know how many people are innocent in other countries.

Oh wow, you've also watched the video that's incredible.

Oh wow, you've also watched the video that's incredible.

All I can say is that must have worked quite a lot for him on guilty people for him to do it so blatantly. 100% cant work on someone innocent

All I can say is that must have worked quite a lot for him on guilty people for him to do it so blatantly. 100% cant work on someone innocent

Wow, you're intelligent for pointing that out

Wow, you're intelligent for pointing that out

They say that as a way to intimidate them. Just like repeatedly calling someone a liar over and over until they finally admit.

They say that as a way to intimidate them. Just like repeatedly calling someone a liar over and over until they finally admit.

@ItWasNeverARight triggered so much they sent trump packing.

@ItWasNeverARight triggered so much they sent trump packing.

@[LFA] bzRacing And what's really ironic??  It's white people are mainly making this claim!

@[LFA] bzRacing And what's really ironic??  It's white people are mainly making this claim!

That's because cops are liars. They lie for a living. It's part of their job description.

That's because cops are liars. They lie for a living. It's part of their job description.

Good for Michael, he deserves every penny for false arrest. Now, when asked on a job application if he was ever arrested, he will have to say 'yes', plus all the mental aggravation in the future that goes with it.

@MadMrMatterthe guy predicted those 200k pandemic deaths months before US reached it.

@MadMrMatterthe guy predicted those 200k pandemic deaths months before US reached it.

The Supreme Court in the U.S. ruled that it's not illegal for police and detectives to lie about having evidence in an interrogation. Total bullshit if you ask me.

The Supreme Court in the U.S. ruled that it's not illegal for police and detectives to lie about having evidence in an interrogation. Total bullshit if you ask me.

"COPINAL":
Cop+criminal: "A cop pretending to follow the law", "A bent cop", "A cop who
thinks he is above the law: "One law for them another for the public".
"COPINALING":
"A criminally minded police officer who is hounding, bothering, pestering,
criminalizing, bullying, accusing, abusing and such the innocent, law abiding
public and the other police officers (Hyenas) who back him up and are complicit
in his copinaling (say nothing and do nothing to stop it)".
"COPINAL ACTIVITY":
"Hounding law abiding people like a gang of bully boys".
"A police officer engaged in unlawful activity against the innocent public".

"COPINAL": Cop+criminal=
("SECUNALS" for ´security guards´)
A ´Copinal´ (cop+criminal: ´a bent cop´) is:
1. ´A bent cop who makes up his own laws and rules and is prone
to violence when you, the LAW ABIDING CITIZEN shows resistance
to his unlawful and unreasonable commands and unlawful demands´.
A ´Copinal´ is:
2. ´A criminal police officer with a badge and a gun and no honour´
(A liar and an oath-breaker is not honourable, police are allowed to lie).
A ´Copinal´ is:
3. ´A bent police officer, not only bent but one who is also uppity, in
other words a lousy servant, a tyrant.
A ´Copinal´ is:
4. ´A police officer who is ready to do you the LAW ABIDING CITIZEN
violence ´just because he feels like it´.
A ´Copinal´ is:
5. A police officer who meddles in YOUR LAWFUL BUSINESS AND
LAWFUL DAILY ACTIVITIES (a ´Copinal´ busy-body).
A ´Copinal´ is:
6. ´A wive beater (male), a feminist (female) who takes his/her frustration
and anger out on the public.
He/she knows there are limits to how many times he/she can assault and
batter his own wive/partner and his/her kids in a week´s time, so he/she
takes his sadism out on the innocent public to get "relief"´.
A ´Copinal´ is:
7. ´A cowardly weasel/hyena who hides behind a badge a gun and
his buddies and has learned just enough self-defense tactics in the
police academy to do harm to the innocent public which he loathes
and which he blames for his cowardliness and lack of manhood´.

And "COPINAL" ("bent") can mean ´PSYCHO´, ´UPPITY´, ´TYRANT´,
´CROOKED´, ´SADIST´, ´GASLIGHTER´, ´LIAR´ and much more.

When someone ´phones the police up, the one that gets ´phoned on is A£WAY$
in the wrong and gets harassed by the police and gets his rights trampled on !
It doesn´t matter what the innocent law-abiding civilian say or how much law he
knows and tells them, he might as well be talking to a wall, the one that ´phones
them up is A£WAY$ right and gets treated with utter courtesy and politeness, the
innocent law-abiding civilian gets threatened with arrest and even bodily injury.
THE POLICE ARE THE NUMBER ONE ENEMY OF THE PUBLIC !
They do NOT care or give a sh!t about the law or your rights !
P.S. Police even punish the innocent law-abiding civilian for knowing his rights and for
possessing knowledge of the law. Their retaliation against the innocent law-abiding
civilian stems mostly from ignorance and stupidity and take note there is a difference
between being ignorant and stupid but most police officers are both so you cain´t win
with them, might as well be talking to a brick-wall !

“The more of laws and restrictions there are, the poorer the people become.
The more there is of rules and regulations, the more of thieves and robbers.”
-Lao Tzu, "Tao Te Ching"
“The truth is not always beautiful, nor beautiful words the truth.”
-Lao Tzu, "Tao Te Ching"

*"COPINAL":*
*Cop+criminal: "A cop pretending to follow the law", "A bent cop", "A cop who*
*thinks he is above the law: "One law for them another for the public".*
*"COPINALING":*
*"A criminally minded police officer who is hounding, bothering, pestering,*
*criminalizing, bullying, accusing, abusing and such the innocent, law abiding*
*public and the other police officers (Hyenas) who back him up and are complicit*
*in his copinaling (say nothing and do nothing to stop it)".*
*"COPINAL ACTIVITY":*
*"Hounding law abiding people like a gang of bully boys".*
*"A police officer engaged in unlawful activity against the innocent public".*

*"COPINAL": Cop+criminal=*
*("SECUNALS" for ´security guards´)*
*A ´Copinal´ (cop+criminal: ´a bent cop´) is:*
*1. ´A bent cop who makes up his own laws and rules and is prone*
*to violence when you, the LAW ABIDING CITIZEN shows resistance*
*to his unlawful and unreasonable commands and unlawful demands´.*
*A ´Copinal´ is:*
*2. ´A criminal police officer with a badge and a gun and no honour´*
*(A liar and an oath-breaker is not honourable, police are allowed to lie).*
*A ´Copinal´ is:*
*3. ´A bent police officer, not only bent but one who is also uppity, in*
*other words a lousy servant, a tyrant.*
*A ´Copinal´ is:*
*4. ´A police officer who is ready to do you the LAW ABIDING CITIZEN*
*violence ´just because he feels like it´.*
*A ´Copinal´ is:*
*5. A police officer who meddles in YOUR LAWFUL BUSINESS AND*
*LAWFUL DAILY ACTIVITIES (a ´Copinal´ busy-body).*
*A ´Copinal´ is:*
*6. ´A wive beater (male), a feminist (female) who takes his/her frustration*
*and anger out on the public.*
*He/she knows there are limits to how many times he/she can assault and*
*batter his own wive/partner and his/her kids in a week´s time, so he/she*
*takes his sadism out on the innocent public to get "relief"´.*
*A ´Copinal´ is:*
*7. ´A cowardly weasel/hyena who hides behind a badge a gun and*
*his buddies and has learned just enough self-defense tactics in the*
*police academy to do harm to the innocent public which he loathes*
*and which he blames for his cowardliness and lack of manhood´.*

*And "COPINAL" ("bent") can mean ´PSYCHO´, ´UPPITY´, ´TYRANT´,*
*´CROOKED´, ´SADIST´, ´GASLIGHTER´, ´LIAR´ and much more.*

When someone ´phones the police up, the one that gets ´phoned on is *A£WAY$*
in the wrong and gets harassed by the police and gets his rights trampled on !
It doesn´t matter what the innocent law-abiding civilian say or how much law he
knows and tells them, he might as well be talking to a wall, the one that ´phones
them up is *A£WAY$* right and gets treated with utter courtesy and politeness, the
innocent law-abiding civilian gets threatened with arrest and even bodily injury.
*THE POLICE ARE THE NUMBER ONE ENEMY OF THE PUBLIC !*
They do *NOT* care or give a sh!t about the law or your rights !
P.S. Police even punish the innocent law-abiding civilian for knowing his rights and for
possessing knowledge of the law. Their retaliation against the innocent law-abiding
civilian stems mostly from ignorance and stupidity and take note there is a difference
between being ignorant and stupid but most police officers are both so you cain´t win
with them, might as well be talking to a brick-wall !

*“The more of laws and restrictions there are, the poorer the people become.*
*The more there is of rules and regulations, the more of thieves and robbers.”*
-Lao Tzu, "Tao Te Ching"
*“The truth is not always beautiful, nor beautiful words the truth.”*
-Lao Tzu, "Tao Te Ching"

@Cormac B Nah, even then. Don't talk. Get a lawyer.

@Cormac B Nah, even then. Don't talk. Get a lawyer.

@Discarded Nutrag <br>That was evidence proving his innocence the subject was a short white man.

@Discarded Nutrag
That was evidence proving his innocence the subject was a short white man.

@zeranzeran <br>But if you are guilty or have been hard framed you might as well try your luck with the interrogation and hope the cop will voach for you or that you can use it as evidence you didn't commit the crime.

@zeranzeran
But if you are guilty or have been hard framed you might as well try your luck with the interrogation and hope the cop will voach for you or that you can use it as evidence you didn't commit the crime.

has zero evidence, many people get life sentences, death penalty, they saing it's normal causes

has zero evidence, many people get life sentences, death penalty, they saing it's normal causes

I thought the police were obligated to stick to the truth...?

I thought the police were obligated to stick to the truth...?

@zeranzeran You are right. That is always lie in general people's standard. However, it is not in the people with the power.

@zeranzeran You are right. That is always lie in general people's standard. However, it is not in the people with the power.

It is not lie when the government agency talked to you. However，you go to jail if you talk to government agency same words.

It is not lie when the government agency talked to you. However，you go to jail if you talk to government agency same words.

@zeranzeran manson was a very unique case. watch joe rogan about mk ultra and manson, its some wild shit.

@zeranzeran manson was a very unique case. watch joe rogan about mk ultra and manson, its some wild shit.

@Jamalyo gugaratee The reason I say that is because I just recently watched The Manson Trials, and the  state appointed lawyer given to Charles Manson was literally murdered (by someone else entirely, his body was never found) and Manson got blamed for it despite having nothing to do with it! So long story short, they appointed him a lawyer that just made his charges much, much worse, and then killed the guy.  I know that's a wildly different case, but it just made me trust the police less even more. I don't know if I'd trust their appointed lawyers either, but I may be way off here.

@zeranzeran state appointed lawyers are good lawyers, theyre just overworked. they can only spend an avg of like 2 hours per case each week

@zeranzeran state appointed lawyers are good lawyers, theyre just overworked. they can only spend an avg of like 2 hours per case each week

His only evidence was the dude’s fuckin skin color

His only evidence was the dude’s fuckin skin color

@G S is that why Democrats used old folks homes as covid recovery centers?

@G S is that why Democrats used old folks homes as covid recovery centers?

@ItWasNeverARight Bro you dont just go and oppose the narrative like that ;D

@ItWasNeverARight Bro you dont just go and oppose the narrative like that ;D

You should do the case of Russell Williams the army corporal

You should do the case of Russell Williams the army corporal

<b>has evidence conclusively proving his innocence</b>

*has evidence conclusively proving his innocence*

@JayMac lol the WHO downplayed it? Trump still does 😂

@JayMac lol the WHO downplayed it? Trump still does 😂

Lol I would have smiled and asked to get the whole station to watch the video

Lol I would have smiled and asked to get the whole station to watch the video

Show me! That's right, I wanna see the amount of evidence, or maybe just one of them. Just show me the video you claim you have.

Show me! That's right, I wanna see the amount of evidence, or maybe just one of them. Just show me the video you claim you have.

When I was a teen, I saw a cop on tv said: "NEVER TRUST A COP.  They are not your friend.  They will Lie to you."  Remember your rights:  You have the RIGHT to remain SILENT.  ANYTHING you SAY can and will be used AGAINST you.

Manospondylus Gigas he asked for the emails live on TV dude.

Manospondylus Gigas he asked for the emails live on TV dude.

Police can lie and push pressure on suspect but its double edge blade.

Police can lie and push pressure on suspect but its double edge blade.

@MadMrMatter <br>You mean Covid, the disease the 74 year old Trump got, but now is just fine a few days later?

@MadMrMatter
You mean Covid, the disease the 74 year old Trump got, but now is just fine a few days later?

@Bauernade none of it is fair 🤦🏻♀ that's just like saying that white dude had a slave but "to be fair", the white guys parents died in Auschwitz and the black guy "matched the description" of the white male that killed his parents in Auschwitz.

MadMrMatter <br>He never didn’t act when he needed to, and the Chinese Virus isn’t the fault of him. When did he lie? Oh yea wait, never, that’s right

MadMrMatter
He never didn’t act when he needed to, and the Chinese Virus isn’t the fault of him. When did he lie? Oh yea wait, never, that’s right

The suspect was a short white guy.. so they arrest a tall black guy and try to gaslight him into admitting guilt.

This can't be legal.

The suspect was a short white guy.. so they arrest a tall black guy and try to gaslight him into admitting guilt.

This can't be legal.

Jeff Byrd well that’s the most incorrect thing I’ve read in a while

Jeff Byrd well that’s the most incorrect thing I’ve read in a while

Happens more often than you'd think. Even happened to me not that long ago. Fuck that system.

Happens more often than you'd think. Even happened to me not that long ago. Fuck that system.

@ItWasNeverARight wait... Did you seriously use the term snowflake unironically? Didn't realize we were in middle school.

@ItWasNeverARight wait... Did you seriously use the term snowflake unironically? Didn't realize we were in middle school.

@GRBTutorials those estimates are old, the treatments are better now, almost no one dies from COVID now. check the stats. last 30 days. infected and dead. covid isnt the boogieman you think it is

Dr Drift King99 Uhh, have you checked the stats lately? Over 1 million deaths in less than one year. The flu is not nearly as lethal, neither in absolute nor relative numbers. And where did you get your 99% survival rate figure from? Most estimates place COVID-19 at about 3% mortality  rate (so 97% survival rate) overall, and that increases in older people (like Trump) to about 15%! And that’s not taking into account other potential lasting consequences. All this justifies mandatory masks, among other measures, like all countries that have successfully combatted the virus (which, BTW, in comparison with the US, most of them have done better) have done.

coiner10 it’s a f*cking interrogation tactic...go watch more of his videos before you start talking bs

coiner10 it’s a f*cking interrogation tactic...go watch more of his videos before you start talking bs

If people knew how often police lie through their teeth with a straight face they'd never trust them

If people knew how often police lie through their teeth with a straight face they'd never trust them

Usama Khurshid I guess it’s his first video otherwise I can’t explain his comment.

Usama Khurshid I guess it’s his first video otherwise I can’t explain his comment.

@MadMrMatter what does Trump have to do with a pandemic that has less total deaths than the flu??? He can't just force everyone to wear masks especially when Covid 19 isn't even that fatal and more people recover 99% of the time than dying

@Usama Khurshid It's because a guilty person would start to question themselves - maybe there was more evidence left behind after, during or before the crime took place and it shows.

That’s a tactic. If somebody is innocent then of course they’ll still argue it, but somebody whose guilty is more likely to confess if a detective says, “We know you did it” whether or not they even have any proof.

When the cops say they already have the evidence against you, they are lying.  Because if they did, they would not need to keep questioning you or trying to get you to say you did it, they would just prosecute you.

@Manatee Power You're using the term "developed nation" quite loosely, I see ;-)

@Manatee Power You're using the term "developed nation" quite loosely, I see ;-)

@sparklefizz I think his response of a relieved 'perfect' when told about the video tape is quite telling. The detective should've picked up on that. A guilty person would've been worried when presented with that.

evidence has to prove guilt beyond the reasonable doubt,

evidence has to prove guilt beyond the reasonable doubt,

@Miranda Sinistra-Gorsuch is Daddy Seriously? They said there was no evidence, and you call it a dangerous assertion. They had more information five days later, still in early January. There were no known deaths at that point. Now, over 212,000 dead Americans later, there are still people saying it's a democrat hoax, due to Trumps own dangerous assertion.

@Miranda Sinistra-Gorsuch is Daddy The media lies every day

@Miranda Sinistra-Gorsuch is Daddy The media lies every day

@Shawn Seems like a pretty dangerous assertion to make considering they put the lives of millions at stake. If anything it makes trusting them a lot harder.

@Shawn Seems like a pretty dangerous assertion to make considering they put the lives of millions at stake. If anything it makes trusting them a lot harder.

@Miranda Sinistra-Gorsuch is Daddy No they didn't. In early January they said there was "no evidence of significant human-to-human transmission" and five days later compared modes of transmission to SARS and MERS, which is to say its an airborne respiratory virus.

Saying there's no evidence does mean it's not possible, it means they don't know.

@Alex This is what jcs mentioned by the end of this video right after 21:17

@Alex This is what jcs mentioned by the end of this video right after 21:17

It's because to get a sense of how they react to the idea of knowing if they have the evdince and see you react

It's because to get a sense of how they react to the idea of knowing if they have the evdince and see you react

@JayMac The WHO also claimed the virus couldn't be transmitted p2p.

@JayMac The WHO also claimed the virus couldn't be transmitted p2p.

SCOTUS has ruled the police can lie to you but if you lie to them its a crime (felony). Get a lawyer shut yer mouth

SCOTUS has ruled the police can lie to you but if you lie to them its a crime (felony). Get a lawyer shut yer mouth

@MadMrMatter Didn't he also shut down travel over concerns this would get bad?

@MadMrMatter Didn't he also shut down travel over concerns this would get bad?

@ItWasNeverARight

don't flatter yourself sweetie

@ItWasNeverARight

don't flatter yourself sweetie

Reminds me of the cop telling on that asian teen that they got Infra red satellite images of the burglars inside her house... like lol shes not 10

Reminds me of the cop telling on that asian teen that they got Infra red satellite images of the burglars inside her house... like lol shes not 10

@Usama Khurshid it works in putting innocent people away, in the EU most cops aren't allowed to lie to get a false confession, it's a pretty barbaric way to police

@Usama Khurshid it works in putting innocent people away, in the EU most cops aren't allowed to lie to get a false confession, it's a pretty barbaric way to police

In this day and age.
In this current climate.
It doesn’t work that way.
I have every right.
I’m the law!
I’m giving you a lawful order!
Can I pat you down?
We got a call.
Here’s the deal.

Anything illegal on you?
Anything in your car I should know about?
Anything in your pockets that will poke me?
Anything you’d like to tell me?

This is a sobriety checkpoint!
This is a immigration checkpoint!
This is a drivers license checkpoint!
This is a seatbelt checkpoint!
This is a produce checkpoint!

I heard screaming!
I heard arguing!
I heard noises!
I heard voices!
I heard whispering!

I smell marijuana!
I smell alcohol!
I smell meth!
I smell crack!

Why are your eyes glassy?
Why are your eyes dialated?
Why are your eyes pinpoint?
Why are your eyes shaking?
Why are your eves watery?
Why are your eyes bloodshot?

Why are you sweating?
Why are you so nervous?
Why are you shaking?
Why are you so calm?

Why are you breathing so heavy?
Why are you breathing so shallow?
Why are you breathing so fast?
Why are you breathing so slow?

Do you have a weapon?
Do you have a gun?
Do you have a knife?
Do you have a sharp object?
Do you have a I.D.?
Do you have a warrant?
Do you have a felony?
Do you have a license?

I’d like to know who I’m dealing with.
I’d like to know your name.
I’d like to know your intentions.
I’d like to know what your doing.
I’d like to know what your up to.

Do you have any documents?
Do you have any fruit?
Do you have any vegetables?
Do you have any money?

Where are you coming from?
Where are you going?

Don’t tense up on me!
Don’t flex up on me!
Don’t square up to me!
Don’t act tough on me!

You match the description!
You match the tell tale signs!
You match the demographic!

Are you on probation?
Are you sober?
Are you on drugs?
Are you on medications?
Are you under the influence?

How much have you had to drink?
What are you hiding?

I’m not searching I’m inspecting!
You look suspicious!
You’re acting suspicious!
You sound suspicious!
Why won’t you let us search you?
Why are you so uncooperative?

The K-9 hit on your car!
The K-9 hit on your person!
The K-9 hit on your passenger!
The K-9 hit on your rectum!

If you don’t answer my questions you go to jail!
If you don’t talk to me you go to jail!
If you don’t listen to me you go to jail!

STEP OUT OF THE CAR!!!
I DON’T HAVE TO GIVE YOU MY NAME!!!
I CAN DO WHATEVER I WANT!!!
I AM THE LAW!!!
I DON’T HAVE TO LISTEN TO YOU!!!
DON’T YOU DARE DISRESPECT ME!!!
TURN OFF THAT PHONE!!!
PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE HOOD!!!
PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK!!!
STOP RESISTING!!!
STOP GOING FOR MY GUN!!!
TAZER TAZER TAZER!!!
SHOTS FIRED SHOTS FIRED!!!

We KNOW you did it!
We HAVE evidence!
We HAVE a witness!
We KNOW you were there!
We HAVE you on camera!
We HAVE your fingerprints!
We can place you at the scene.
We can put you in the timeline.
We wanna hear your side!

Just confess and you’ll feel better.
Just tell us and this can be over with.
Just man up and let it out.
Just give us your side of the story.

All attorneys do it slow things down.
All attorneys do is take your money.
All attorneys do is screw your over.
All attorneys do is prolong the inevitable.

It’s ALL SUBJECTIVE BS!

@MadMrMatter Lmao wow triggered much? Trump isn't a paragon of truth. He does seem to get proven right very often. And all the "scandals" turn out to be either way misrepresented (like taxes) or complete fabrications(like Russian collision or him calling soldiers suckers) so my comment was more based on Adam Schiff claiming to have seen evidence of collision when he has zero.

Now the whole "He lied blah blah" that's such a childish oversimplification of the issue it unbelievable. Yes he downplayed the virus. Was that the right move? 🤷♂ Maybe not. Idk. But to dismiss the concerns of a public panic would be negligence on his part. People were already panic buying stuff and that causes problems. Had he been all Doom and gloom they'd be criticizing him for that.

And blaming Trump for the 210k deaths shows either an ignorance of how our country operators or a bias omission of facts. Trumps just the president. The governors have more to do with this than he does.

@watido11 This is how little they care about the truth. A third detective checked his story 3 days after this video, and followed his steps and checked the surveillance around the area proofing his innocence. They didn't want to actually work for the truth, and that got their asses a demotion and a suspension without pay.<br>Props for the honest third detective though 👍

@watido11 This is how little they care about the truth. A third detective checked his story 3 days after this video, and followed his steps and checked the surveillance around the area proofing his innocence. They didn't want to actually work for the truth, and that got their asses a demotion and a suspension without pay.
Props for the honest third detective though 👍

@watido11 Well, it was Canada but you are spot on with your point.  It seems the cops just couldn't be bothered to look.

@watido11 Well, it was Canada but you are spot on with your point.  It seems the cops just couldn't be bothered to look.

MadMrMatter average age of COVID deaths is higher than life expectancy in the US. It’s fairly dangerous for an elderly and sickly subpopulation. People who would die within weeks to a year in its absence.

@watido11 idk if you edited because this took place in Hamilton, Ontario and not the US, but there you go

@watido11 idk if you edited because this took place in Hamilton, Ontario and not the US, but there you go

@nardinit I was surprised he didn't say "I'd like to be able to trust you that the truth is paramount, but it's a bit hard considering you're lying about the video showing me."

@MadMrMatter the guy that put a travel ban on china, and was called racist? fauci and the WHO parroted china downplaying the virus.

@MadMrMatter the guy that put a travel ban on china, and was called racist? fauci and the WHO parroted china downplaying the virus.

How the fuck that is allowed in a developed nation blows my mind.

How the fuck that is allowed in a developed nation blows my mind.

How is that even legal for the police to do? Thanks to JimCantSwim videos I'm refusing EVER being interrogated by police in any context. They can talk to my lawyer. And do NOT let them appoint a lawyer for you, get one on your own from the outside.

@ItWasNeverARight You trying to say Trump is the arbiter of Truth? The guy who downplayed Covid for over a month, LYING TO THE ENTIRE COUNTRY, 210K+ DEAD; THAT GUY??

HAHAHA

@ItWasNeverARight You trying to say Trump is the arbiter of Truth? The guy who downplayed Covid for over a month, LYING TO THE ENTIRE COUNTRY, 210K+ DEAD; THAT GUY??

HAHAHA

I have a conclusive evidence you're going to be demoted sir!

Evidence: 20/20 Hindsight

I have a conclusive evidence you're going to be demoted sir!

Evidence: 20/20 Hindsight

@ItWasNeverARight what about his constant ignoring of subpoenas? Just  that 1 easy evidence based things right quick if ya want. Not to mention his complete lack of a concrete plan for any of part of our country besides yelling crazy slogans. Or his total rule through executive order which has not teeth and gets nothing done. These are all concrete things that happen and are bad. He just isn't good at his job, he should be a radio host, maybe. He sucks at managing anything, the only thing he has gotten done is what, a little bit of wall? Even by his own measures he is a failure, and his measures suck.

Pretty much summed up the opposition to Trump.

Edit. Wow this triggered alot of snowflakes. 🤦♂

Pretty much summed up the opposition to Trump.

Edit. Wow this triggered alot of snowflakes. 🤦♂

I’ve seen detectives use this technique to get a confession on this channel. It works

I’ve seen detectives use this technique to get a confession on this channel. It works

They say lots of things. If the police were allowed to hire smart people anymore it mighht be harder to tell when they're lying.

They say lots of things. If the police were allowed to hire smart people anymore it mighht be harder to tell when they're lying.


Nice, makes me happy to hear those officers were demoted and suspended without pay.


Good for Micheal man. Good ending for a seemingly good guy


That ending is what I wish to hear every time this happens


That was the most horrible interviewer I have ever heard. What a piece of work, that guy. <br>I'm glad he was demoted, though I feel he should have been fired.

That was the most horrible interviewer I have ever heard. What a piece of work, that guy.
I'm glad he was demoted, though I feel he should have been fired.


Been through this. Falsely accused, arrested, in jail, & facing a felony. This is one of the worst feelings in the world hands down, seeing someone else face it genuinely hurts me. The trauma of fighting the case for months in fear for my life, knowing that other people have to go through this too hurts deep.

@nyuki187 Why is it one of your worst fears?  Do you fear going out of the house everyday and it weighs on you?  For what reason.  Cause you “heard” it.  Enough of this drama.  You an upstanding citizen, you have no reason to get harassed by police.  If it happened, it sucks (which happened to me when I was younger by some street cops) but I don’t think about it.  Move on.

I once got called in for questioning about a crime my brother and his friends committed. I was working at the time but had hung out with them the night before. Well these cops are absolutely jerks to me kept insisting I knew things that I was not telling, even did the little good cop bad cop routine. It was ridiculous. I cannot even imagine what you must have went through.

@geoff lol you sure? I said the same thing. Ended up going for something I never did. You never know what life throws your way.

@Shady P your right I never will be they're lol

I'd make them pick me up when they want me to get out of my cell I would make they're lives hell

@BeanZucked that's crazy because the exact same thing basically happened to me. Was told I was gonna hang out with some friends, got into the car, took some xanax and alcohol, od'ed while my "friends" decided to do kick doors. The bright side is if they weren't caught I would have been dead in the car. Now I have 4 felonies and got totally fucked by the court system. The man who planned it all in the car? He got 3 years probation. I got 10 years deferred.

my father was once held at gunpoint because he “looked like someone” when he was coming home from the store. Terrifying shit dude

Honestly it's fucked, it should be innocent until proven guilty

I'm very sorry for went you went through. False accusations boil my blood, and it's one of my worst fears to be falsely accused. I genuinely hope for healing from all the trauma you went through. This world is disgusting.

holy shit dude, I feel so bad for u. Hope ur alright now

@BeanZucked I'm just leaving this just in case

one of my worst fucking fears, heard too many bad things about the police and zealosy about them trying to get a confession to close a case instead of trying to find the truth.

@BeanZucked hang in there i hope the truth comes out budd):

@BeanZucked Hey it's none of my business, but if you want to keep me up-to-date on what happens, I'd like to hear what turns out. Also @Kovadamt, I'm glad you made it through unscathed, a lot of people aren't as lucky as us.

@Kovadamt i was high on dxm at the time i was first detained, and accused of aiding and abetting with my friend because he got out of my car and against my knowledge kicked the door of a business in. I remember crying at one point to the officer because he charged me with attempted burglary which is a felony, i am 17. i didnt have my parents and didnt understand what was going on, they continued to believe that i knew what was happening the whole time he tried to break in. Now i have court today for a felony that i didnt know about and was interrogated high out of my mind without my parents there, all for my 17 birthday

I'm so sorry for what you went through. I was a suspect once, but after the first interrogation I was "demoted" to a witness, even though I was kind of a victim myself. Went to the station 3 times and had to miss high school for this. Being a minor probably played a big role for not being criminalized (at least one of my parents had to be present at the interrogation, or a lawyer). The first letter I got with my name on it as a "suspect" kinda broke my soul.


NEVER TALK TO THE COPS WITHOUT YOUR LAWYER PRESENT. PERIOD.


The wave of relief I felt when he said "days" and not "years"after the number 3


The hell I would raise after I got out of there, good on him for keeping composure


I don't love feeding stereotypes but when you see these things it really feels like Americans racism is beyond any level of decent civility


The Ontario police department should definitely look into that interrogator’s past cases

@Ever So British i know i know lol i was defending you and the person correcting you lol

@Dylan M I’m British what the fuck do I know about Canadian police

thats canada thats justine trudumb that love CCP. the CCP has been kidnapping blacks for years only in china they dont get out

@thebaddog410 questioning others intelligence due to your lack there of, is not a good look lmao.

@Ryan Waege i was working just a few blocks away in waterdown when angelo musitano was shot at his house and then his brother pat was shot this year down the street from my home in burlington. bikers and mafia have always run hamilton unfortunately! i grew up in the shitty north end of hamilton so ive seen my share lol

@thebaddog410 yes but it was the HAMILTON police department not the OPP dumb dumb lol

@Alicia Myers I know , what is wrong with that city?

@John Ellis 💯 east van is fucked. When I lived out west we use to call "the walk" of someone all junked out as the east hastings shuffle.

@Ryan Waege meh theres always been garbage in the world. Find the gems and hold on to them and enjoy them in spite of the garbage.

@Stay EZ My Friends Sigh, I had so much hope for this world as a kid watching the Iron Curtain crumble.

For your kids and everyone else's, I will continue to hope for a better day.

@Stay EZ My Friends Holy deja vu! I was working in an artist friend's booth at the Eaux Claires festival in WI years back and a Canadian couple told us they were so suprised  that everyone was so nice.

@Ryan Waege to give you an idea of how superficial our "politeness" is, we actually have legislation in Ontario who's sole purpose is to say that saying "sorry" doesnt mean the person is actually sorry, it's just a cultural phenomenon.

https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/s09003

@Dun Duddy I've been to NYC and Toronto is way worse.

@Ryan Waege I live 20 minutes from hamilton. My kids used to go to a place where I had to drive right through the neighbourhood of those mobsters.

Its trash.

@Ryan Waege Canada is not as "polite and friendly" as a lot of people like to promote. There are whole cities here that are just plain out filthy and dangerous. Shit Toronto is Canadas New York if not worse at some times.

@Stay EZ My Friends Wow, did a quick google and you are correct. A mob boss was killed there in broad daylight THIS YEAR. Canada is very good at selling an image of themselves as a "better, less racist USA," but it's the same shit everywhere I've been in this world.

@Simon André Yes, but someone could be wrongly sitting in jail because of him.

@Ricky Kasso This isn't even the tip of the iceburg. Look up "starlight tours." In the winter, RCMP have driven First Nations men out of town and abandoned them, often without clothes, to freeze to death.

Hamilton is a notoriously corrupt city in Ontario, it is infested with Mafia and has been for 100 years.

@David nowhere Can't presonally speak for police, but my first-hand experience with being an introverted, naive and honest (to a fault) guy in the military was that the bad apples operate much the same way as a mob. They will attack and try to control anyone who opposes them to protect themselves by any means. Up to, and including murder of their fellow cop. Far more of them than we would believe are Judge Dredd wannabes.

The original meaning behind the bad apples analogy that is forgotten is that the bad apples spoil the entire bag if they are left amongst the good apples. This is what I saw in the military and what we all see in today's policing. The bad apples either spoil the good or the good leave, like me, because they cannot abide being surrounded by amoral people. I tried to be a moral compass to some, but was only seen, at best, as a naive fool for my views.

@I'll demo in a bit he wasnt doing his job.by any stretch of the imagination. He was trying to bag a racist no evidence  plea deal. Eyewitness description of the perp was a short white male.

This is racism

@Alicia Myers LOL but I mean Hamilton is in Ontario and honestly, Ontario does have a lot of terrible cities tho. Not just Hamilton

Alicia Myers spent my youth there, agree 100%

@Ricky Kasso when I was a young and naive 18 year old I had to go to court on a bullshit charge and I could not and would not have believed the lies that the police told under oath it actually shocked me , the judge actually said he did not believe most of what the police said but because it was the police word against mine (even though he did not believe them) he had to go with the police so I was convicted.

No one can tell me its just a few bad apples, It is mainly bad apples with maybe a few good ones

It happens all over the world they don't truly care about innocence or guilt they care about getting a prosecution and another notch on the belt

It’s not Ontario. It’s Hamilton.... terrible city


Wrongfully imprisoned?! Those detectives should face prison time 10 years minimum sentencing no parole


Sadly, taxpayers footed the bill for this incompetence and malicious investigation.  Cops need to be fired, DA needs to be replaced.


Is it completely legal for the "investigators" to lie about evidence?


5:20 I would’ve freaked out. I could not be lied about like that. That’s one thing I always say I HATE since I was little LIARS. I’d go crazy.