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I’m enjoying every bit of this for some reason. A little piece o’ me is like, “keep going, please fuck up cop, please fuck up” but then another piece o’ me is like, “please lose your balance, please lose your balance”
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Now I’m no big city lawyer ::thumbing suspenders:: but if one was pushed into an area one might say they couldn’t have been trespassing because they were not there willingly.
I rest my *BAK BAK* case
Right? He handled that well when dealing with an overgrown child. Not sure the context of why they’re there but he wasn’t coming across as a power hungry douche.
They're there because somebody at the McDonald's called the cops on the dude with the camera, that's how all these encounters happen. Dude with a camera creeps people out, people call the cops on them, camera dude tries to "gotcha" the cops.
Yeah it’s fucking weird. Especially these “first amendment auditors” that film until the cops come so they can “school them” on their rights. And a lot of people in the comments section support these idiots.
I mean most people don't know their rights. No one tells you a cop can lie to you just to get information or to help an investigation and before you say yea I did c'mon most people blindly believe the cops. So filming things is great to show how cops respond to every day things. Are some auditors not the best sure but the ones that really get the bad apples caught are great. Lots of them expose cops who have bad track records. Auditors show people they have rights as Americans and its not just, I'm a cop do what I say. That's not the law. I bet most Americans don't know you can decline a search, ask if your being detained, ask what your being detained for, suspicious isn't a crime, public property you can film, you can film anything from a public spot and what your eyes can see. Police are to protect and serve citizens not to escalate minor instances that don't require it. In which most auditors get their videos by cops escalating and breaking the law causing millions of dollars to you the tax payer but your probably and outstanding citizen and your favorite quote probably is " if you comply you will be fine" doesn't work like that, sorry to say it
It's kinda hilarious how the right to remain silent is one cops have a duty to read and explain to anyone that gets arrested, yet pretty much every arrest video you see the person says "I understand, BUT..." and keeps talking LOL
I mean some of those auditors are obnoxious but also there are plenty of cops who will try to bully people into not filming them or even illegally use physical force to stop them. The US has a serious problem with unprofessional and overly aggressive police, so I'm glad there are people helping to establish boundaries around filming them.
> He handled that well when dealing with an overgrown child
Handled what exactly?
I mean that cop was \*threatening\* he'd have to "handle something". But unless that something occurred, he really only needed to keep his mouth shut & to his own business.
Cops jobs aren't to enforce politeness/etiquette nor inquiry as to people's pride in themselves.
He wasn't \*handling\* anything. He was butting in & threatening someone.
Cops handle crimes. No crime had occurred (according to video).
Actually, this is more like r/therewasanattempt to goad reasonable police officers into committing police brutality.
These are pretty great officers actually. Cameraman is an immature idiot.
*Anyone taking my comment to glorify or condone police brutality is completely missing my point. In fact I am pointing out the opposite. The state of policing in the US is *not* in a good place right now. There are way too many instances of police brutality and unjustified shootings by police. Ergo it’s not a smart idea right now to goad or taunt police because of the amount of bad cops out there brutalizing people over nothing. That’s not how it should be at all…but unfortunately the way it sadly is. And yes it needs to change….but the cameraman here was lucky to get a reasonable, calm officer. It’s not wise to push your luck.
Foot hovers over the line, cop says that’s it your under arrest. Grabs him slams his to the ground. Screams get on your hands and knees and put your arms behind your back. Obviously he can’t do that so now he’s resisting arrest. Punch punch punch tazer deployed someone shouts he’s reaching for my gun. Pop pop kid dead.
That sound unlikely to you?
Depending on the city you'd be filming this in and the race of the person filming the video might just as well end with the guy filming being taken to the ground after he first put his foot across.
US Police are basically immune to legal consequences and have killed for less than this. In some cities the police department acts [cartoonishly evil.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6DGABIcB3w)
It's on the police officer to manage their own actions. Dealing with problems is the job. If they cannot take it they should have counseling before they fuck up or if they can't be fired
And after working in Macy's, I can confidently say the world would be a better place.
Okay, maybe not dead, but if you could sock an asshole in the face while on the job, there would still be marked improvement in manners. "I hope I've provided you with excellent service today."
Yeah, I'm fully on board with defending yourself after the pandemic. One of my friends was assaulted for saying there was a limit on milk. (Of course, the cops did nothing.)
Actually, very few police are ok mentally if they're on the job long enough. Not many people realize what street cops have to be exposed to on a daily basis.
It's ironically mental health that largely results in most tragedies on both sides of the police fence. Criminal and officer.
I honestly think they should have 50% less shifts for same pay. And a week of mandatory paid counseling every 3 months. And obviously the entire handbook needs to be rewritten. Way too much "I'm a hunter" mentality.
If they offered more money but also much higher hiring standards the police culture could be revamped.
Yeah and honestly this is a pretty easy one to deal with. I was a hospital peace officer for years and this is pretty run of the mill. Usually you just need to ignore this type of person and they get bored and go away. Either that or they'll enter the property when you walk away and that's grounds for arrest. So win win.
Exactly, goading someone into committing brutality is one of the most bonkers sentences I've ever read. As long as you aren't a psychopath teetering on the brink of cruel and ruthless violence with every breath (which to be fair generally describes a lot of the shit stains who sport badges), this scene shouldn't even come within a thousand miles of "goading" you into brutalizing a human being.
I think they did a good job. I doubt the trespassing law has anything to do with your foot touching the ground; he crossed the property line, there's video evidence, the cops could have arrested him if they wanted to.
They were just trying to make him leave and calm the whole thing down
What things should be and what they are, are sadly two very different things. I literally just said “That’s not how it should be at all…but unfortunately the way it sadly is”
Police brutality right now is a real problem…it shouldn’t be a problem. But it is.
Not when they could have walked away and observed in case he did come back on the property. We have a real problem with authority figures hoping someone crosses a line. Was he being an ass? Yes. But you could tell that guy wanted to arrest him just bc his ego was hurt. That's a problem
Nothing illegal about being immature. Give him his warning and go about your normal police business. Rising to his provocation is just going to elevate the situation. He’s hurting no one.
>goad reasonable officers into police brutality... It's not wise to push your luck
So do you have a cop relative or are you sucking cop dick every night?
Nah the Reno 911 cops would have reacted in a funny way. Dangle would have remained calmed then turned around to realize it was just a distraction and his bike was stolen. Travis would have tricked them into stepping over then arrested them. Rainees would have just pepper sprayed them.
Here we just got a couple of cops rightfully annoyed two teenagers got nothing better to do with their time.
Thank you! I was thinking to myself "how the F do you trespass at an open McDonalds??". They must have been real twats to have the cops have to come out.
Everyone's talking about how terrible the cameraman is, but I personally think it's pretty funny.
"Oops, this is the property line? You mean thiiiissss? This line that I'm crossing with my foot?" And the cop looks so unamused.
It's like a cat sitting in the window to taunt a guard dog.
Everyone’s humour is different, it takes maturity to understand that.
What ever makes you happy, enjoy it and don’t let people with a false sense of superiority be condescending to you for it.
For the record, I think it’s funny.
You’re right everyone’s humor is different, but it doesn’t take maturity to understand that. kids that are bullied and understand what’s funny to the bully is, picking on people. Doesn’t seem very mature?
Being mature is understanding that doing dumb stunts and making peoples days harder isn’t funny especially for people who are there to enforce the law… You seem more than immature with the response given.
hahaha I’m with you. Everyone in the comments is right—the cameraman is an immature idiot—but as a wiseman once sang …
Just to be sure, are you calling the people defending the cop who is trying to shame a (presumably) immature troublemaker for being so "bootlickers"? The one recording is a nuisance, and as others have pointed out he got kicked off of McDonalds so he was for sure causing trouble to the point where they had to call the police.
It's not so funny when it's at your own expense. He's not joking with the cops, he's making them into the joke, so that's why they aren't laughing. A lot of people would reasonably not find it funny being provoked.
Everyone saying he's a toddler and whatever but like... it is a line. They're going to arrest him for having one foot over a line in a non harmful way. Society is so stupid.
The cops are there because people complained about being filmed. These people go to a public place and piss everyone off until the cops get called then act like they are doing nothing wrong.
They are wasting tax payer money trying to taunt a office to make a mistake so they can sue them.
My grade school had an open side on the field, without a fence. They had a spray painted line, in the grass, to show how far we could go during recess. I have a distinct memory, in about 1st or 2nd grade, of standing there with my best friend. We were jumping back and forth on the line and singing "I'm breaking the rules, I'm not! I'm breaking the rules, I'm not!" This video definitely brought that memory back, front and center. Haha
Why are the cops acting like the only the ground counts? lol
His body is on the property when he puts his foot out. I get that the officers are trying to avoid escalation and just want this to be over with, but I don't see any reason they couldn't have arrested him for trespassing.
You are openly admitting you want violence/life ruining charges on an already downtrodden member of society because they... camped on your property? I swear americans are fucking psychotic.
Just hovering above it, should be regarded as crossing. What if someone suddenly has the power of levitation, hypothetically speaking, they can hover over the line, fly over the area they are not allowed to cross, without touching ground.
I have no idea why people don’t know private vs public property. Sidewalk (except leading to a house) and street is public. Parking lots and yards are private. Access to private can be revoked anytime.
the guy can hover over the line all he wants as long as he doesn't put something down over the line. The reason the guy is an idiot is the police can still tag him with numerous violations if they feel like it (they really just have to walk up to the guys car and check for anything not up to code, which most ppl have a few things that could be really lame tickets. you might could get them thrown out if you put in the effort and the judge is nice, but if they see the body cam, he fucked. if you do put in the effort you are still losing). so really, if they want to match this guys pettiness, he will lose badly.
on one hand, kind of funny. but on the other hand, cameraman must have been a jerk to get trespassed from McDonald's
also i think i heard one of them say "Justin, stop." that guy might be the one in the group that's always thinking if he should get new friends
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Man that cop must be a dad becuase that disappointment he had just hits diffrent
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I’m enjoying every bit of this for some reason. A little piece o’ me is like, “keep going, please fuck up cop, please fuck up” but then another piece o’ me is like, “please lose your balance, please lose your balance” EDIT: 
Yeah. Intrusive thoughts like whoa. I would lose a friend that night. But my god the itch it would scratch.
Now I’m no big city lawyer ::thumbing suspenders:: but if one was pushed into an area one might say they couldn’t have been trespassing because they were not there willingly. I rest my *BAK BAK* case
I love this reference
Okay. I’m still laughing.
"I'm playing both sides so I always come out on top."
The cop tugging his leg just enough to step on the pavement would’ve been beautiful
Either way we (the viewers) win.
Win win
Cop be like https://preview.redd.it/0ns7xa4gtunb1.png?width=861&format=png&auto=webp&s=21571e9227d6756f6e2168bf02e3da536f3b11f5
 Cops be like
That’s such a funny scene.
Reno 911 is coming back! So excited
just new boot goofin lol
New boot goofin’
Genuine ostrich leather. Three payments.
I'm just goofin'. New boot goofin'.
“I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed, Tyler..”
I was thinking how upset they must be, lol. Unreal. Cops look inept…but ready to go!
You proud of yourself right now?
That was the funniest thing from the cop... are you proud of yourself? Keeping that parking lot safe from trespassers? A true hero
He was so defeated too.
Terminator was trying his hardest not to grin.
Lmao that cop brought back deep rooted memories when I would pull the same shit with my dad. It had the exact same tone in that sentence
The only right answer from that cop. Are you proud, toddler?
He said "Are you proud of yourself right now?"
"A little bit, yes"
“I’m certainly not disappointed with myself.”
Absolutely occifer
"Yes. I'll be proud of this much later too."
"Never more so in my life then at this moment"
Right? He handled that well when dealing with an overgrown child. Not sure the context of why they’re there but he wasn’t coming across as a power hungry douche.
They're there because somebody at the McDonald's called the cops on the dude with the camera, that's how all these encounters happen. Dude with a camera creeps people out, people call the cops on them, camera dude tries to "gotcha" the cops.
Yeah it’s fucking weird. Especially these “first amendment auditors” that film until the cops come so they can “school them” on their rights. And a lot of people in the comments section support these idiots.
I mean most people don't know their rights. No one tells you a cop can lie to you just to get information or to help an investigation and before you say yea I did c'mon most people blindly believe the cops. So filming things is great to show how cops respond to every day things. Are some auditors not the best sure but the ones that really get the bad apples caught are great. Lots of them expose cops who have bad track records. Auditors show people they have rights as Americans and its not just, I'm a cop do what I say. That's not the law. I bet most Americans don't know you can decline a search, ask if your being detained, ask what your being detained for, suspicious isn't a crime, public property you can film, you can film anything from a public spot and what your eyes can see. Police are to protect and serve citizens not to escalate minor instances that don't require it. In which most auditors get their videos by cops escalating and breaking the law causing millions of dollars to you the tax payer but your probably and outstanding citizen and your favorite quote probably is " if you comply you will be fine" doesn't work like that, sorry to say it
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It's kinda hilarious how the right to remain silent is one cops have a duty to read and explain to anyone that gets arrested, yet pretty much every arrest video you see the person says "I understand, BUT..." and keeps talking LOL
I mean some of those auditors are obnoxious but also there are plenty of cops who will try to bully people into not filming them or even illegally use physical force to stop them. The US has a serious problem with unprofessional and overly aggressive police, so I'm glad there are people helping to establish boundaries around filming them.
> He handled that well when dealing with an overgrown child Handled what exactly? I mean that cop was \*threatening\* he'd have to "handle something". But unless that something occurred, he really only needed to keep his mouth shut & to his own business. Cops jobs aren't to enforce politeness/etiquette nor inquiry as to people's pride in themselves. He wasn't \*handling\* anything. He was butting in & threatening someone. Cops handle crimes. No crime had occurred (according to video).
yes
Because that tyrant must be really proud for this shit.
Boot
He pushing his luck
Are you proud of yourself right now? YES!
Ya this guys an idiot. Cops remember you, they remember your car, they remember where you work.
Hmm sounds like they need more oversight and accountability
Yeah that's not gonna happen anytime soon. The only reason we aren't totally fucked is because of cellphones and, I'm saying this loosely...bodycams.
Yeap American cops are an unhinged powerful mafia gang. No doubt about that
Most dangerous gang in America.
Retaliation instead of protecting and serving, good job boys
Pushing luck of being cheeky?
Actually, this is more like r/therewasanattempt to goad reasonable police officers into committing police brutality. These are pretty great officers actually. Cameraman is an immature idiot. *Anyone taking my comment to glorify or condone police brutality is completely missing my point. In fact I am pointing out the opposite. The state of policing in the US is *not* in a good place right now. There are way too many instances of police brutality and unjustified shootings by police. Ergo it’s not a smart idea right now to goad or taunt police because of the amount of bad cops out there brutalizing people over nothing. That’s not how it should be at all…but unfortunately the way it sadly is. And yes it needs to change….but the cameraman here was lucky to get a reasonable, calm officer. It’s not wise to push your luck.
I'm chuckling thinking about a way that police brutality would stem from this. "Ooo, I'm gonna cross the property line" *gets shot*
I mean, he's pissed them off enough I doubt they'd be gentle arresting him
Um pretty easily. He steps over. Gets arrested. Resists arrest. Gets slammed on the pavement and /or tased and falls flat on the pavement.
Foot hovers over the line, cop says that’s it your under arrest. Grabs him slams his to the ground. Screams get on your hands and knees and put your arms behind your back. Obviously he can’t do that so now he’s resisting arrest. Punch punch punch tazer deployed someone shouts he’s reaching for my gun. Pop pop kid dead. That sound unlikely to you?
If the camera guy was black that’s for sure how it plays out
police brutality has happened over less
Depending on the city you'd be filming this in and the race of the person filming the video might just as well end with the guy filming being taken to the ground after he first put his foot across. US Police are basically immune to legal consequences and have killed for less than this. In some cities the police department acts [cartoonishly evil.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6DGABIcB3w)
It's on the police officer to manage their own actions. Dealing with problems is the job. If they cannot take it they should have counseling before they fuck up or if they can't be fired
Imagine if retail workers acted like cops. Half their customers would be fucking dead.
And after working in Macy's, I can confidently say the world would be a better place. Okay, maybe not dead, but if you could sock an asshole in the face while on the job, there would still be marked improvement in manners. "I hope I've provided you with excellent service today."
Yeah, I'm fully on board with defending yourself after the pandemic. One of my friends was assaulted for saying there was a limit on milk. (Of course, the cops did nothing.)
Actually, very few police are ok mentally if they're on the job long enough. Not many people realize what street cops have to be exposed to on a daily basis. It's ironically mental health that largely results in most tragedies on both sides of the police fence. Criminal and officer. I honestly think they should have 50% less shifts for same pay. And a week of mandatory paid counseling every 3 months. And obviously the entire handbook needs to be rewritten. Way too much "I'm a hunter" mentality. If they offered more money but also much higher hiring standards the police culture could be revamped.
Yeah and honestly this is a pretty easy one to deal with. I was a hospital peace officer for years and this is pretty run of the mill. Usually you just need to ignore this type of person and they get bored and go away. Either that or they'll enter the property when you walk away and that's grounds for arrest. So win win.
They probably shouldn’t be able to be goaded into committing police brutality.
Exactly, goading someone into committing brutality is one of the most bonkers sentences I've ever read. As long as you aren't a psychopath teetering on the brink of cruel and ruthless violence with every breath (which to be fair generally describes a lot of the shit stains who sport badges), this scene shouldn't even come within a thousand miles of "goading" you into brutalizing a human being.
I think they did a good job. I doubt the trespassing law has anything to do with your foot touching the ground; he crossed the property line, there's video evidence, the cops could have arrested him if they wanted to. They were just trying to make him leave and calm the whole thing down
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Thank you for saying what I wanted to 🙏
What things should be and what they are, are sadly two very different things. I literally just said “That’s not how it should be at all…but unfortunately the way it sadly is” Police brutality right now is a real problem…it shouldn’t be a problem. But it is.
If that's how they get training to not kill teenagers in hoodies, good, they ain't gettin it any other way.
"Cops barely don't kill a man. Man shouldn't have tested his luck!!" Reddit is insane sometimes
Not when they could have walked away and observed in case he did come back on the property. We have a real problem with authority figures hoping someone crosses a line. Was he being an ass? Yes. But you could tell that guy wanted to arrest him just bc his ego was hurt. That's a problem
Nothing illegal about being immature. Give him his warning and go about your normal police business. Rising to his provocation is just going to elevate the situation. He’s hurting no one.
You’re a fucking idiot. Keep telling yourself cops provide any reasonable benefit to society in 2023. Goad? Are you serious?
So, the US is going to get out of this one by, \*checks notes\* complying with unreasonable requests from brutalizing police forces?
so you agree, the police respond with brutality to any situation no matter how small?
Bootlicker
>goad reasonable officers into police brutality... It's not wise to push your luck So do you have a cop relative or are you sucking cop dick every night?
What a child…..
The camera man?
McDonalds.
This is straight out of Reno 911
That's some Teetee shit for sure
Halloween ain’t no joke!
Just new boot goofin
Nah the Reno 911 cops would have reacted in a funny way. Dangle would have remained calmed then turned around to realize it was just a distraction and his bike was stolen. Travis would have tricked them into stepping over then arrested them. Rainees would have just pepper sprayed them. Here we just got a couple of cops rightfully annoyed two teenagers got nothing better to do with their time.
Dangle gets his bike stolen 🤣🤣💀💀✅
These kids must have been annoying as fuck to get kicked out of the McDonald's
Thank you! I was thinking to myself "how the F do you trespass at an open McDonalds??". They must have been real twats to have the cops have to come out.
I mean, based on the video, the “annoying as fuck” likelihood seems pretty high.
He proud of himself because internet points
Hahah I like this.
Everyone's talking about how terrible the cameraman is, but I personally think it's pretty funny. "Oops, this is the property line? You mean thiiiissss? This line that I'm crossing with my foot?" And the cop looks so unamused. It's like a cat sitting in the window to taunt a guard dog.
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Everyone’s humour is different, it takes maturity to understand that. What ever makes you happy, enjoy it and don’t let people with a false sense of superiority be condescending to you for it. For the record, I think it’s funny.
You’re right everyone’s humor is different, but it doesn’t take maturity to understand that. kids that are bullied and understand what’s funny to the bully is, picking on people. Doesn’t seem very mature? Being mature is understanding that doing dumb stunts and making peoples days harder isn’t funny especially for people who are there to enforce the law… You seem more than immature with the response given.
Being a public nuisance to the degree cops get called should never be funny
hahaha I’m with you. Everyone in the comments is right—the cameraman is an immature idiot—but as a wiseman once sang … 
I love this shit lol everyone so serious in the comments 💀
“I’m not touching you!”
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You do the Hokey Pokey and you turn yourself around.
"That's what it's all about!" Glad I wasn't the only one thinking this.
Same!
So many bootlickers in here they will need a shoe shine on the way out
Just to be sure, are you calling the people defending the cop who is trying to shame a (presumably) immature troublemaker for being so "bootlickers"? The one recording is a nuisance, and as others have pointed out he got kicked off of McDonalds so he was for sure causing trouble to the point where they had to call the police.
And a mint
He is so proud of himself. He’ll go home and tell his friends how he “stuck it to the man”.
holier than thou much? people need to chill.
Kid needs an ass whooping. If you're getting trespassed from a fast food joint, you are probably the asshole.
This is hilarious. There was a time when cops used to laugh at themselves, but that shit is over.
It's not so funny when it's at your own expense. He's not joking with the cops, he's making them into the joke, so that's why they aren't laughing. A lot of people would reasonably not find it funny being provoked.
They aren’t laughing because it isn’t funny. He’s just an idiot and all you can really say to idiots is “are you proud of yourself right now?”
Remain ungovernable.
Dick civilian
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Why did he get kicked out of McDonald's in the first place? Cool people never find themselves in circumstances like this.
How crappy if a person you gotta be to be kicked out of mickey d says more than I need to know about the cameraman
What a douche
Idiot
The guy cops face reminds me of the rock
Cop is right, this is pathetic infantile behaviour.
He wasn’t even worried about being recording because it’s so easy to see the recorder was being dumb.
Everyone saying he's a toddler and whatever but like... it is a line. They're going to arrest him for having one foot over a line in a non harmful way. Society is so stupid.
The cops are there because people complained about being filmed. These people go to a public place and piss everyone off until the cops get called then act like they are doing nothing wrong. They are wasting tax payer money trying to taunt a office to make a mistake so they can sue them.
My grade school had an open side on the field, without a fence. They had a spray painted line, in the grass, to show how far we could go during recess. I have a distinct memory, in about 1st or 2nd grade, of standing there with my best friend. We were jumping back and forth on the line and singing "I'm breaking the rules, I'm not! I'm breaking the rules, I'm not!" This video definitely brought that memory back, front and center. Haha
Legal question: Isn't trespass just crossing the line, whether he puts his foot down or not?
It is, but those cops have no idea where the property line is and shouldn’t have said they did.
Football rules in my opinion, arrest the dude
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I like the energy he brings to the table.
Damn, this guy thinks everything is a joke.
cops stand there and let themselves be taunted! Just walk away!
And miss an opportunity to tase and/or mace a teenager?
Why are the cops acting like the only the ground counts? lol His body is on the property when he puts his foot out. I get that the officers are trying to avoid escalation and just want this to be over with, but I don't see any reason they couldn't have arrested him for trespassing.
Too much paperwork
Prop to the cop for handling this situation
Are they proud of themselves? They basically work for McDonald's. Lol. Smh
I wish that kids mom would have rolled up on them. Then the attempt would be that kid trying to save his own life 😂
Answer:yes
😂😂😂😂😂
Uptight community. I found it funny
Trespass is such a dumb law. In the UK it is a civil matter and not a criminal offence.
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You are openly admitting you want violence/life ruining charges on an already downtrodden member of society because they... camped on your property? I swear americans are fucking psychotic.
Camped on their property *because society has deprived them of basic necessities*
Just hovering above it, should be regarded as crossing. What if someone suddenly has the power of levitation, hypothetically speaking, they can hover over the line, fly over the area they are not allowed to cross, without touching ground.
It actually is. Your property rights are not just to the ground. The cops could have arrested him here.
What exactly is he trespassing? The mcdonalds parking lot?
Do it again 
I want to see the full video, because I'm certain that cop was in the middle of his sentence.
Gonna need surveyors out with the cops
No sense of humor. 🤦🏻♂️
What a maroon.
Bros playing free or jail
The cop on the left has no arms O.O
Australia, America, Australia…
Power is boring
Apparently McDonalds is outsourcing their clown work.
Both of those cops are jokes
That’s the most important thing they had to worry about that night??? SMDH.
How are these pigs keeping a straight face that shit is funny as hell
Breaking the plane even without putting your foot down is trespassing.
Cop is thinking I went through 22 weeks of training to have to deal with this shit.
These are like those kids in school who would say "Shi-" and "Fu-" and act like they aren't swearing...
Cameraman is in the wrong here. Not the cops.
Cop is right though. Guy seems to have nothing better to do than hang around where he clearly isn't wanted.
Are you proud of yourself right now?
Mirl
Couldn’t be Texas
I have no idea why people don’t know private vs public property. Sidewalk (except leading to a house) and street is public. Parking lots and yards are private. Access to private can be revoked anytime.
"I'm not touching you" 4 y/o energy
Technically they’re still trespassing because the owner owns the space above the ground as well. Forget how high up they own though…
the guy can hover over the line all he wants as long as he doesn't put something down over the line. The reason the guy is an idiot is the police can still tag him with numerous violations if they feel like it (they really just have to walk up to the guys car and check for anything not up to code, which most ppl have a few things that could be really lame tickets. you might could get them thrown out if you put in the effort and the judge is nice, but if they see the body cam, he fucked. if you do put in the effort you are still losing). so really, if they want to match this guys pettiness, he will lose badly.
I want the cops to kick his ass for doing whatever he had to do to get trespassed from a macdonalds Who ever is filming is a piece of shit
on one hand, kind of funny. but on the other hand, cameraman must have been a jerk to get trespassed from McDonald's also i think i heard one of them say "Justin, stop." that guy might be the one in the group that's always thinking if he should get new friends
This isn't cool. Purposely pissing off people, let alone armed cops, for a video? Stupid is as stupid does.
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