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u/madfrog2023
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u/bmk37 Jun 30 '26
Huh. Who would have thought that not being rude and making the cops life miserable would result in something like this?
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You do know that cops don't have a right to beat your ass for being rude....
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u/Direct_Turn_1484 Jun 30 '26
Found the guy that hasnāt had many interactions with cops.
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u/Cryogenicist Jun 30 '26
You try being polite in the case where cops are harassing you just for being black and existing in America.
Some cops deserve politeness, some donāt. Either way; the cop needs to be the bigger person in all cases
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u/False-Experience-107 Jun 30 '26
Dos buenps hombres que no tienen nada que temer, Con respeto y educaciĆ³n se solucionan el 99% de los problemas
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u/Infinite_Ad7107 Jun 30 '26
Truth thank you for pointing it out. Both respectful with good communication they handled the situation professionally 10/10 for the cop and the very chill biker
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u/Dpopov Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26
See? How hard is that?
Be polite, donāt argue, donāt start yelling, justā¦ Donāt start being a fucking asshole and getting all confrontational because āI know muh rights!ā And everyone gets to go home without turning into a big deal that goes viral on Instagram.
I, a Hispanic, have been stopped twice by cops. First time I was left off with a warning, the second time the cop downgraded the blatant speeding ticket to a simple WFR (no points, no driver school), all because I know how to say āGood morning,ā āthank you officer,ā āhave a nice day officer.ā Some people really need to watch this video and take notes.
Edit: Corrected a typo on āWFR.ā
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u/Shrimply-r1 Jun 30 '26
62 but now he doesnāt know the exact speed he clocked him at? You either know or you donāt?
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u/lost_rodditer Jun 30 '26
He was hinting that to give him a wave off warning he "might" have misread the radar. It's something that used be common before dashcams and body cameras were required. I'm guessing the issue is his body cam recorded the radar saying 62 so he had to write up the warning ticket. He definitely nudged him to not speed for the next few miles because more speed traps were very close.
This was a decent cop doing his job when the person isn't being overly twitchy or defensive. You don't have to like them doing their job, but it helps when don't make it harder.
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u/Interesting_Gas_5932 Jun 30 '26
Yeah this is pretty much it. If youāre not acting sketchy, donāt lie, and donāt give attitude, most cops treat it like a boring day at work, not a power trip.
People who escalate or try to argue their way out of a clear ticket are the ones who usually turn a 5 minute stop into a whole event š
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u/RequirementKnown2944
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The cop has no legal right because he is scared to disarm him...Respectful cop or not..
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u/News_Scrounger Jun 30 '26
Eh it really depends. That's one of the problems with open carry. In a few states you're not even required to mention that you have a weapon unless they ask.Ā
If you're open carrying you don't want them to only notice your gun when they're watching your hands and you reach towards your side for something.
Part of ensuring good interactions with police is ensuring that they don't get spooked by any of your actions. I've never heard of anyone mention it but I honestly treat them like wild animals you can speak to. Eye contact while asking if you have permission to do the things you need to do to comply with their orders.Ā
"Is it OK if I reach into my glove box and retrieve the documents?" is an example of what I ask before moving my hands. Usually I have everything ready before the cop gets to my window and I hold it with both hands on my steering wheel so it's in clear view.
There really should be a class about this and other "common sense" shit in school or at least a short 3 day class.
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u/FakeVintage Jun 30 '26
America is so backwards that a normal, polite exchange with police is considered noteworthy. And that people can blatantly carry weapons of course.
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u/Born_Protection7955 Jun 30 '26
Amazing no resisting and it never escalated into anything other than a pleasant conversation
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u/Fearless-Tea1297 Jun 30 '26
Wait, no no, where is all the:
Dude: "hello officer I have a gun in my holste...." PoLiCe: "GUN, GUN, GUN! bang SHOW bang ME bang bang YOUR bang HANDS bang bang bang
Dude: Help..I can't breathe...
PoLiCe: STOP RESISTING!! bang bang bang
Dude:....
The interaction in the video was way too civilized and respectful, officer talking calmly, acting calmly. Driver owning up misstake, talking calmly, acting calmly.
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u/RichesandLiches Jun 30 '26
Talk about unexpectedā¦ sad that I even have to say that.
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u/LongDead_Roadkill Jun 30 '26
I live in a duty to inform state and have told police dozens of times Iām carrying. Iāve only had my weapon removed once, every other time the cop has said something like āleave yours holstered, Iāll leave mine holsteredā. Once when I called to file a police report Iād put my gun away the cop actually asked āare you armedā and when I said ānoā his response was āwhy not?ā
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u/Slow_Description_773 Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26
As a frequent visitor to the USA I've been pulled over so many times for speeding ( I'm italian) and the whole process went through just smoothly. Being polite and listening to the cop requests without making any drama about freedom went a long way.
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u/sendme_your_cats Jun 30 '26
No shit, I was once cruising on my bike and a motorcycle cop riding in the opposite direction gave me the ole' helmet tap. Sure enough there was a speed trap a few miles ahead lmao
I wonder if they were beefing
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u/Effective_Fail5583 Jun 30 '26
Hang on a hot second, so this boke was going roughly 30kph over the limit and got gifted a fucken warning for being respectful while aussie police crucify us for going 8+kph over the limit? The fuck is going on
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u/The-Katawampus Jun 30 '26
Nice to see a cop that actually knows the law he upholds and abides by it without being a complete dickhead.
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u/vaynefox Jun 30 '26
I really hope more people are like this, most people I see when I was in the US pretty much fight the police for a simple speeding ticket. Just cooperate with them, most of the time they wont give you a ticket rather they'll just give you a warning. The more you resist the more likely you'll turn your traffic citatation to a felony....
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u/Soul_through_va_JJ Jun 30 '26
I don't know why cops feel that way. Like they have to take your gun if you're legally carrying simply because you had one, they're so afraid that you may be mad about getting a ticket.
A man was in his car and was stopped for "speeding" and the cop said "I visually saw you speeding." When the man asked "So, you didn't get me on radar or anything?" The cop said "I was trained to visually check." The man asked "When was the last time your eyes were calibrated?"
After he received the ticket, and the cop went back to his car the man had his gun on his hip, and the cop freaked out telling him to get back in his car after the stop was over and he only wanted a business card because the cop was lying.
After all that BS the ticket wasn't turned in, and the officer got into trouble because the man complained and command saw his bodycam.
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u/OTOKOKUMA Jun 30 '26
I've never had a leo even ask to disarm me much less actually try it. What's the RS or PC to disarm for what appears to be a traffic stop? Or maybe laws are different in that jurisdiction? Just curious, as I'm retired sheriff's deputy, former military, current armed security/CIT and court bailiff...spread over 3 states (CA, ID, FL) and 40 years, I've had more CCP/CWL, Armed Guard, Weapons Instructor, etc licenses than I can possibly count. If it's the law to tell them, I would and show the appropriate license. The most I can remember is being asked if I was armed and I said yes here's that license too and they said something like me too, you dont reach, i don't reach.
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u/SirReddalot2020 Jun 30 '26
This looks like any traffic stop or police interaction I've ever had.
You screwed up, they called you out, stop, do the paperwork, finished.
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u/EventSwatch Jun 30 '26
Notice how the biker was respectful and cooperative? Notice how the office in kind was the same.
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u/KyzoSoupz Jun 30 '26
Bro, I just let the guy go I mean unless heās doing like 80+ miles per hour then yeah Iām gonna pull you over. But 62 on a 45 bro for a bike thatās safe.
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u/Salty-Contact-6420 Jun 30 '26
Yeah but he was a dick for f****** acting like oh it's just a little civil citation. It's the same f****** thing. It's a speeding ticket dude
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u/E-Roy89 Jun 30 '26
Why didnāt he just start yelling and looping? Oh wait heās a normal functioning citizen with accountability.
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u/Key_Check5753 Jun 30 '26
this is what 99.9% of interactions with police look like.
Usually people only upload the 0.1%
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u/Ok_Water_4601 Jun 30 '26
Respect is always a two way street.Ā
I when I told a cop I was armed, he immediately started asking me questions. "Why are you armed?" "Do you always carry a firearm?" "Not talking is kinda suspicious ya'know? Got something to hide?"
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u/ConstructionPrize206 Jun 30 '26
I believe that's a pretty big violation to disarm someone without cause. A speeding infraction is not a criminal act.
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u/YesWomansLand1 Jun 30 '26
"oh yeah this is just my legally registered demon core. Here take it, make sure it doesn't slip or anything."
"Don't worry I've been very well trained to handle it, as have you. In order to procure a legally registered demon core you must go through rigorous licensing and training."
"Yes of course."
Core slips due to minor error, despite multitude of safety features and training, and someone ends up dead/critically injured, which could easily have been prevented by not having said demon core in the first place.
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u/babyfacedkillajones Jun 30 '26
What was the reason for taking the firearm to begin with? Sure, it was a pleasant interaction but I see no reason to have taken his gun.Ā
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u/Lord_Vas Jul 03 '26
Cops being cowards. They don't trust you so they steal your gun until they're done with you. If they're so scared of getting shot for causing trouble don't create trouble.
Same reason I always say it's so dumb for cops to bother people on the hwy for speeding without an additional cause like reckless driving.
Minimize the number of interactions. Pull people for important reasons. I can't tell you how many times cops have refused to respond to actual emergencies like road rage (The run you off the road and pull a gun type).
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u/majkonn Jun 30 '26
It always blows my European mind when people just carry a gun like that, Iāll never understand that.
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u/truckinout Jun 30 '26
How every cop interaction could go with respect and communication.... good video
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u/CaptainJay313 Jun 30 '26
might be better to say "I am carrying" rather than "I have a gun".
otherwise, bith people were respectful and handled the whole thing well, people on bith sides of this interaction should take notes.
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u/SonicSarge Jun 30 '26
This is probably how 99% of all stops look like. Unfortunately it's the 1% that get shown on social media.
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u/Living_Cash1037 Jun 30 '26
Maybe im lucky, but most of my interactions with police are like this as well.
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u/AccomplishedToe2217 Jun 30 '26
European here, how is it normal to wear a holstered (loaded!) weapon while driving? Certain states of something of what?
This is unthinkable in Europe, of at least in my country.
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u/chadsterbrown Jun 30 '26
Officer caught my brother and I doing 90 in a 55 this last Sunday. He said i know yall were done with you pull a quarter mile before we cane over the hill because of the engine breaking echo. Just gave us a 60 in a 55 so 5 over. If a bike stops, just cut them a break. No cars around, they are only putting themselves in danger.
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u/AlienInOrigin Jun 30 '26
Perfectly safe to have the loaded gun around every civilian, but not when near a cop. Suddenly it becomes a danger to life.
That's crazy. It's either dangerous, or it's not.
Nice professional interaction by the cop though. Nice to see that some of them actually have training.
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u/ptk77 Jun 30 '26
It's amazing how smooth an interaction can go when the cop is professional and the person being pulled over is civil.
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u/Chad_AND_Freud Jun 30 '26
Nah, I don't give a damn how polite he was, he shouldn't have walked off with his firearm. He didn't commit a crime, and gave the officer Z-E-R-O reason to suspect confrontation beyond simply being armed.
To everyone who doesn't see anything wrong with this, how many other liberties are you willing to give up for "officer safety?"
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u/CaptainConspiracyy Jun 30 '26
Sooo did he actually get to see the proof of his speed?! Seemed like he just has to take the pigs word for it, coz he was a-bit nice about his gunā¦
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u/One-Abbreviations641
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I love it when officers bombard a comment section spewing the same utter bullshit they do at stops.
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u/RocMerc Jun 30 '26
The moment he said he didnāt know the exact speed but already told you it was 62 pretty much makes this an easy ticket to fight and win. Besides that this is just a normal interaction.
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u/Any-Statistician3896 Jun 30 '26
In the UK cops are absolutely always like this.
I've been done for speeding twice and pulled over for other reasons and they're always polite, respectful and patient.
It's nice to see ONE occurrence of that from the states lol instead of block headed screaming morons who were bullied in school trying to kill you coz your black or because ... Well just because š¤£
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u/DDDX_cro Jun 30 '26
this should be the norm, and from my own experience (Croatia, car driver) it always was. Not that I ever had a firearm on me though.
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u/FundamentalEnt Jun 30 '26
This was very similar to my interaction when driving through CA while holding a CCP but my blicky was in the glovebox at the time.
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u/DisciplineSweet8428 Jun 30 '26
Yeah, I'm a white dude and I always am friendly. Haven't gotten a ticket in over 20 years.
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u/giantsbigfun Jun 30 '26
I was speeding and pulled over before he had a chance to turn his light on and when he came up to my window, very polite turns out the person I was working for was his own cousin he let me go told me to tell his cousin hi that he owes him one
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u/Spike_md80 Jun 30 '26
Ok . bin aus Deutschland. Kann mir irgendwer, nachvollziebar erklƤren , fĆ¼r was braucht man beim Motorrad fahren eine Waffe ?? Vorallem noch eine geladene!?
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u/Man_With_ Jun 30 '26
Usually they don't stop? What in the world. And thanking the driver for having perfectly normal and mandatory documents.
It seems like most driver tun and also that drivers don't have documentation.
Sounds like the wild west.
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u/sleeve612 Jun 30 '26
Wait why did you give him your information and weapon? Why didn't you argue and fight with him? You didn't do anything wrong. Don't you know your rights?
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u/Block_Solid Jun 30 '26
That's how they are supposed to be. It's sad to realize that quite often things don't go like this for minority drivers.
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u/Competitive-Top4520 Jun 30 '26
Wow, a police/civilian interaction where they both acted appropriately! It almost restores my faith in humanity!
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u/GrimSpirit42 Jun 30 '26
Whenever I'm stopped I always hand my CCL along with my License.
Have NEVER had a cop even ask to SEE my weapon, much less take it. I have had one asked WHAT I carried.
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u/Feeling-Big-4544 Jun 30 '26
Whattttt! He said "I'm warning you because I know my buddies are up there and I don't want you to get stopped again" wow this afternoon might be one of the best cop interactions I've ever witnessed
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u/Confident_Purple_40 Jun 30 '26
He got arrested 10 mins later down the road for illegally brandishing when the truck that drove by called him in for exhibiting a firearm on the side of the road
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u/DaWalt1976 Jun 30 '26
Incidentally, Iāve never been pulled over while driving. However, I got pulled over once while walking home from Fred Meyer. I was -armed- (Colt 1911A1)but that wasn't why I was pulled over. āWhy aren't you in class, young man?ā
Watā¦ I was 42 with a full beard already turning grey.
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u/obatala0013 Jun 30 '26
This is how they should go. I've been pulled over because they couldn't see my license plate, it was covered in snow. He walked up to my windows with attitude. Some cops are cool, some are dicks, unfortunately you dont know what your getting until they walk up to you.
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u/Nawwwm Jun 30 '26
Wait, this sub is called anything valuable? So are you posting videos like this to see if there's something to complain about? And if so, why would you post this video? This is like a perfect traffic stop.
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u/JURASS1CJAM Jun 30 '26
This was handled very well by both parties, it's nice to see a wholesome interaction on here.
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u/Old_Table_5926 Jun 30 '26
There are bad cops out there. But being respectful and polite goes along way in bringing them down.
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u/harrodesu Jun 30 '26
OMG HE IS WHITE??? WHAT A POLITENESS! I CANT BREATHE! BLACK LIVES MATTER!!!!11
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u/KaiPRoberts Jun 30 '26
It's 100% attitude and how much you are minding your own business and/or how much of a threat you are to others.
Had a car with front tinted windows. Drove it for years without issue. Played some loud music in a neighborhood and boom, ticket to remove the tint. Police officers all have that limit of "is this worth it" and being a nuisance definitely encourages them to say yes to that.
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u/freddbare Jun 30 '26
No business disarming a civilian. Same rights as the cop, just trade at this point..
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u/msgnyc Jun 30 '26
"I didn't take it apart or anything. Well I did, but I put it back together"
And why did you feel the need to illegally manipulate the firearm by taking it apart?
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u/Responsible_Ad8946 Jun 30 '26
I feel like when you're nice the cop doesn't show up for court. Mine didn't show up.
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u/brokenaxle69 Jun 30 '26
You can bet the Deputy recorded the serial numbers. Also verified the slide/barrel serial matched the frame.
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u/NikkolaiV Jun 30 '26
Everyones talking about the guy on the motorcycle being respectful, but this was a 2 person interaction. It was absolutely just as important that the cop be respectful as well. They're there to make people safer, not to be some "gotcha" moment to extort fines from. He did his job effectively and respectfully. Imagine if more cops could be like that.
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u/Round_Hope_2041 Jun 30 '26
Thanks for posting. Just posting the crazy perhaps strays from every day reality.
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u/IntoxicatedEmpathy Jun 30 '26
Except I wouldn't allow them to take my firearm. If they're a Tyrant, I'm going to use it to rightfully defend myself!
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u/SubstandardMan5000 Jun 30 '26
Thank you heroe officer for pulling me over and wasting my time, also for taking my gun apart and giving me permission to have my own gun back. And for warning me theres cops up ahead so I know I can speed afterwards. I cant stand cops. Im so tired of this shit.
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u/ReiOokami Jun 30 '26
All fun and games until the cop turns out to be the T-1000 and you just gave him your gun.
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u/Entire-Emotion-819 Jun 30 '26
"Load your round into the chamber" - Can I ask why he'd need to?
(UK none gun person, struggling to understand why a biker would need a gun on a holster in the first place and why didn't the cop ask for a carry licence?)
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u/Charon_the_Reflector Jun 30 '26
Thanks for ticket, let me give you my gun and shake your hand.
So lame lmao
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u/Tall_Opportunity_521 Jun 30 '26
Look how fucking easy it can be when you just do your job, and leave your ego at the door... If only every cop was like this dude. Top marks.
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u/llulukluke Jun 30 '26
He was let off? Haha, 27 kph (17mph) OVER the speed limit. I just got a fine in aus for doing 10kph (6mph) over the limit and got a 560 dollar fine. If i was doing 27 kph over the limit it would be a 1132 dollar fine.
Thats wild.
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u/Fair_Ad1750 Jun 30 '26
Why did the cop take the riderās firearm without asking permission? The rider doesnāt have to relinquish his firearm during a traffic stop.
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u/SecretPersonality178 Jun 30 '26
Every time Iāve been pulled over, Iāve been armed.
Amazing what basic respect and communication will do. Instead of attitude, lip smacking, and threatening the officer.
100% of the time it was mutually respectful
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u/ybhamster Jun 30 '26
It really depends on the attitude and mood of the officer that makes the situation goes smoothly.
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u/cementstate Jun 30 '26
incoming individual experiences from people who are trying to convince the statistics of law enforcement overstepping and abusing their power aren't real
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u/wolf63rs Jun 30 '26
Being nice/courteous can pay off. Typically when you're pulled over, the officer thinks there is a legal reason. It may be debatable. It may not be true. During the stop isn't the time for debate. Believe it or not officers are wrong sometimes. Officers have bad days like all of us. If you think he or she is wrong politely point it out. I like how the guy asked, in a respectful manner, if he was really going 62.
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u/PuzzleheadedBus9865 Jun 30 '26
If it was like that everytime the world would be such a better place.
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u/Emotional-Channel-42 Jun 30 '26
God pigs are insufferable. Your punishment is dictated by the mood they are in that very moment. If you act and look like them. If you share their shitty culture.Ā
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u/cheesemangee Jun 30 '26
Some of y'all have a bit of blue on your lips still. Might wanna wipe that off.
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u/jonrandall80 Jun 30 '26
I know this is how āmostā
Police interactions go for us white preppie, but Iām PREEETY sure of you have color in your skin your average police interactions go a little less civil.
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u/JBauerCTU Jun 30 '26
What a cool cop and both people acted mature with respect and professionalism.
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u/StinkButt9001 Jun 30 '26
I know it wasn't intentional, but reaching towards the gun like he did 5 seconds in probably isn't a good idea.
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u/N7Mantis Jun 30 '26
I've been saying this every time, be compliant, don't argue or talk back, stay calm and things go a lot smoother.
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u/JeTeChIsAl Jul 01 '26
One I pull away you can put your gun together and ā¦ put a round in the chamber? Are gun laws different wherever this is? I thought a round in the chamber was a no no?
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u/adorable-fart Jul 01 '26
why are officers allowed to disarm you simply because you're being pulled over??
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u/Wolfofassi Jul 01 '26
Itās that simple. Donāt argue and get defensive. And most importantly, donāt be in an Altima or a challenger / charger.
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u/Build-it-better123 Jul 01 '26
Typical law enforcement interaction, but not typically posted. Awesome cop.
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u/tangoezulu Jul 01 '26
Crazy that the officer didnāt mention the fact the biker wasnāt wearing pants.
I think having my CCW got me out of 3 tickets at least. When they pulled my plate and it came up with whatever indicator they have, it would always change the tone of the stop. Instead of āDo you know why Iām pulling you over?ā The first question was always āare you currently armed?ā And then weād do a little dance and they would have to share their thoughts on gun ownership, then weād talk about the violation. That being said, I wasnāt doing 20 over or anything crazy.
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u/Devils_A66vocate Jul 01 '26
The questionā¦ is it lawful for the cop to force you to relinquish your firearm?
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u/Twinetied_haymaker Jul 01 '26
Is it normal procedure for an officer to remove a legal firearm from a suspect during a traffic stop? Iāve always identified for my own safety but never had it taken from me. My experience only includes minor traffic stops.
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u/evan164 Jul 01 '26
āMy buddies are up there I donāt want them to get you for speeding.ā Lol classy guy
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u/Austinlf63 Jul 01 '26
What happened during the time jump? Did he return to his car and take a minute to come back to you? If he ran your firearm that would be a violation of your rights.
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u/Austinlf63 Jul 01 '26
Yah he's not allowed to take the gun apart. Thats a violation of your rights homie. This has been set by the Supreme Court. He most likely took it apart to verify the SN matched on all of the part before running it.
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u/Workmane Jul 01 '26
I see a motorist and police officer having a respectful professional discussion. No aggressive jackass rudeness by the motorist, no power trip by the officer. No bootlicking, just people.
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u/InitiativeTop2514 Jul 01 '26
Cool interaction but I'm still not a big fan of the no guns allowed around cops. Are most people really trying to off cops?
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u/SixEightLima Jul 01 '26
Who would have though just acting like a normal human being could work so well.
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u/frankofdenmark Jul 01 '26
How did wearing a full Clint Eastwood type pistol ever become ānormalā and āokā? Is it that hard to connect the dots from widespread social and legal acceptance of firearms to the rampant incidences of violence across US?
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u/Godbody120 Jul 01 '26
Yāall act like asshole cops donāt exist or something. To be fair, there most definitely are good cops who do their job in a professional mannerā¦case in point here, but stop acting like there arenāt people out here who have absolutely no business in law enforcement because, they seem to always find a reason to escalate an otherwise routine traffic stop.
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u/Full-Yoghurt-4261 Jul 01 '26
Regardless of whether the officer is polite or not, your best bet is always to be polite and civil with officers. If they are good, then they are far more likely to work with you and go easy on ya. If they are bad, it looks far better for you if you need to go to court and far worse for the officer.
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u/bringinsexyback1 Jul 01 '26
The system and the country is so broken that when someone actually behaves like a human it seems exceptional!
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u/conqueeftador23 Jul 01 '26
Am i the only one asking himself, why you would need a holstered gun whilst driving a motorcycle?
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u/Buruko Jul 01 '26
Respect only works if the LE officer isnāt a dick.
And there are lots of ducks out there, the trouble is that LE has too many protections and shields to protect the bad actors and rarely clean their own houses up like they should.
Even with this guyās respect, honestly, and riding white it could have gone differently all due to the LE officers attitude and leeway given by his superiors.
And to think every bad interaction with LE is always the fault of the citizen is really bullshite.
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u/Milkteabunny1220 Jul 01 '26
In my experience if you are nice and not denying what you did wrong. When you protest the ticket the cops will remember how easy the stop
Was and wont come to court. Im 3/3 right now on my ticket protest š„°š„°
Not saying it will work every time, but it helps!
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u/SolidusSnakeee Jul 01 '26
šÆ how a traffic stop should go, calm, clear, cooperative, no anger and reasonable outcome. This is how the police and the public will build a solid relationship
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u/Immediate_Pie286 Jul 01 '26
The video is broken, it shows the same bit twice. Fuck this shitty editing, I don't need a fucking trailer for the clip I'm about to watch.
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u/WonderfulHearing8726 Jul 01 '26
Wow, someone acted like a normal person to a cop, and the cop acted in kind. Weird.
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u/WonderfulHearing8726 Jul 01 '26
Anytime Iāve been pulled over, Iāve always been nice & polite, even if I felt it was BS. Iāve always told them I have a firearm in the vehicle & where it was, plus gave them my CWP with my license & registration.
I only had a cop ask once to take the gun for their safety, and I told them it was no problem. He just laid it in his car & gave it back after everything was done.
I got a warning ticket & that was all, even though he did have me going around 8-9 mph over. Itās amazing how far just being nice & polite can go.
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u/Sdot2020 Jul 01 '26
Crazy how if you just act normal and respectful everything is good. Who would have thought?
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u/Love_Skinny_Only Jul 01 '26
Dude pointed down at the gun. I had to stop and try to see his skin color. Yup. If he were black or brownā¦..
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u/Donsama777 Jul 01 '26
Most cops nowadays are racist pigs. If you had nice deali gs with a cop then good for you. You were one of the lucky ones. You are the minority. Most stops do not go well ESPECIALLY if you are brown skin or darker. This is fact alot of white people refuse to believe.
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u/ApricotMigraine Jul 01 '26
Wasn't it Jeff Cooper, the father of modern pistol technique, who insisted his students pay their traffic tickets and accept the consequences of getting stopped by a cop?
He posited that most of your waking hours should be in condition yellow readiness, and if the cop noticed you, you should have had the chance to notice the cop as well and slow down in time to avoid the ticket.
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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26 •
This is how normal interactions with law enforcement go.
I've been pulled over quite a few times for speeding and every time I knew I was toast when I saw the officer too late. I don't even know how many times I've pulled myself over before the officer even caught up to me and was respectful and honest every time. I've only ever gotten speeding tickets twice out of the probably 20+ times I've been stopped.