Comments by "Mick Jagger" (@mickjagger8439) on "Bodycam and dashcam footage shows traffic stop leading to fatal shooting of Blount Co. deputy" video.

  1. TY, I have worked with/friends with people from all over the world. Good or bad is not about race or nationality
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  2. Weed wasn't why he was stopped. He was driving like he was DUI. Driving into oncoming traffic lane, speeding. All the felon had to do was follow the officer's order to step out of the mv. He wouldn't because he had an illegal gun (by a convicted felon) and who knows what else. The female officer was very respectful to him, talked to him almost a half hour. But so many blame police. Lucky he didn't drive head on into another car. I too have had family and friends in law enforcement, would not recommend anyone now to do that. Police are blamed and hated for enforcing the law
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  3. No, all this over driving into the oncoming lane multiple times. No, all this over not getting out of the car as the LAW states he must do. No, all this over a lifelong felon carrying a gun, like one of the many times he's been arrested for. But blame the police, if he ran into a car right?
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  4.  @ChiefXAli  Watch the video, that's what he did
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  5. He also had tinted windows
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  6. So when someone is driving multiple times into the oncoming lane, they should just ignore it? You do it all the time when you're DUI, right?
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  7.  @GopnikVlad  The LAW You do not need to do or say anything other than following the officer's directions like getting your license and registration, giving your name, and stepping out of the car upon request.
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  8. And if he hit another car head on, driving in the oncoming lane, he'd drive away, or run away, saying someone stole his car
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  9. Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must comply. The first officer asked him for a half an hour to get out, he played the race card. Shown on carcam driving repeatedly into the oncoming lane...DUI He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff.
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  10. You can't be serious 🙄 Why would a lifetime felon be carrying an illegal gun if he didn't plan on shooting someone? He is on the carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane, as in DUI The United States Supreme Court has held that a police officer can order the driver and all the passengers in the car to exit the vehicle But couldn't possibly DUI, right? But he's a good guy, despite his lifelong felony record of multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And guess why he didn't want to get out of the car and let them find what he had
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  11. He is a lifelong felon, prior arrests for assault, illegally having a gun, drugs, strangling a woman. Liberal judge gave him short prison sentence, and here he is again with a gun and who knows what else in the car.
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  12. You can't be serious 🙄 If he was white and the cops were black? Different opinion? Why would a lifetime felon be carrying an illegal gun if he didn't plan on shooting someone? He is on the carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane, as in DUI He is on bodycam being told for a half hour to get out of the car Then after shooting two cops, murdering one, he ran off with the car, then ditched the car, taking his gun and who knows what else, ran away to his bro's house to hide The United States Supreme Court has held that a police officer can order the driver and all the passengers in the car to exit the vehicle But couldn't possibly DUI, right? But he's a good guy, despite his lifelong felony record of multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And guess why he didn't want to get out of the car and let them find what he had?
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  13. He was shown on the carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane. When acting like DUI the LAW states an officer can order you out of the car, and you must do so. Imagine if someone ran into you or a family member because they were DUI, and you found out a cop saw him driving on the wrong side of the road, and didn't stop him.
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  14. Yeah driving in the oncoming lane, speeding can and does kill innocent people. Also a sign of DUI. And career felons cannot carry a gun
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  15. if your are dronk they escort you home and make sure you are safe? First learn to spell. And if he hit another car head on driving in the opposite lane, you would blame the cops? Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. If he wasn't guilty of anything why didn't he just get out? Lifelong felon, prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And the felon had a gun....again. And probably drugs, again. But he's your home boy?
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  16. Self defence? If you are saying self defense, WRONG Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must comply. The first officer asked him for a half an hour to get out, he played the race card. Shown on carcam driving repeatedly into the oncoming lane...DUI He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff.
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  17. Watch the video of him driving into the oncoming lane multiple times. Wouldn't you think he was DUI and pull him over? Or wait until he runs head on into another car?
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  18.  @Joseph-ut4ui  Gee Joey, I guess you didn't think the illegal gun he had was wrong? And why didn't he just get out of the car? YOU KNOW WHY
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  19. Yeah driving in the oncoming lane, speeding can and does kill innocent people. Also a sign of DUI. And career felons cannot carry a gun
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  20. Yeah driving into oncoming traffic is normal....for DUI And the law that states you must get out of your car when an officer tells you, is not fair to DUI suspects. And lifetime felons like your homie should be able to have a gun.
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  21. Yeah he was sober, just driving in the opposite lane thinking he was in England. Is that your excuse when you get pulled over?
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  22.  @grandam  And if someone driving in the wrong lane hits you head on, blame the cops because they didn't pull him over
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  23.  @grandam  How do you know it was "falsifying a weed smell" If he wasn't doing anything wrong, why didn't he just get out of the car as the law requires? His lifelong criminal record shows what king of thug he is. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, a felon having a gun, strangling a woman, etc. The carcam shows him driving into the oncoming lane several times. Normal.....for DUI And after he shot both cops he took off with the car, ditched it, ran off, hid the gun and who knows what else. The first cop asked him for a half an hour to get out of the car. But he was hiding stuff
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  24.  @grandam  They do NOT have a drug sniffing dog. That dog bit someone and they got rid of him. They only have a search and rescue bloodhound. And your statement "98% OF ILLEGAL SEARCHES BEGIN WITH I SMELL WEED" is BS you made that up. And if he din do nuffin wrong, why not get out of the car? You don't think driving into the oncoming lane is dangerous?
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  25. He is shown on camera driving into the oncoming lane repeatedly. Like a DUI would do. Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. If he wasn't guilty of anything why didn't he just get out? Lifelong felon, prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And the felon had a gun....again. And probably drugs, again.
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  26. His long history as a felon, multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman. Judge gave him a slap on the wrist every time. And now he shoots two cops, killing one.
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  27.  @baird5776mullet  Yeah, who need da po lice..... DUH
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  28. "Your citizen" was driving into the oncoming lane multiple times. Suspected of DUI. He was asked very respectfully to get out of the car multiple times. He played the race card, refused to get out as required by the law. And why? The lifelong felon had an illegal gun, probably drugs too. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman. After shooting both cops, killing one, he tried to run over the one dying on the ground. Defend your "friendly citizen"
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  29. Why would a lifetime felon be carrying an illegal gun if he didn't plan on shooting someone? He is on the carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane, as in DUI The United States Supreme Court has held that a police officer can order the driver and all the passengers in the car to exit the vehicle But couldn't possibly DUI, right? But he's a good guy, despite his lifelong felony record of multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And guess why he didn't want to get out of the car and let them find what he had?
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  30. So they shouldn't stop people that are driving DUI? And if they hit you or your family blame the cops? The LAW states if an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. The guy you are defending is a lifelong felon. Arrested for multiple assaults, drugs, carrying a gun by a felon, strangling a woman. But you can redo his dreads if you want
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  31. So when someone is repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane, just give them a warning. Then when they run into a car head on, blame the cops. The guy wasn’t impaired? If he was innocent, why didn't he just get out of the car? The "good" guy you are defending is a lifelong convicted felon. Prior convictions are for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman. But he's a "good" guy right
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  32. I'll see you on the dark side of the moon 😎
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  33. Imagine if someone ran into you or a family member because they were DUI, and you found out a cop saw him driving on the wrong side of the road, and didn't stop him.
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  34. "you can guarantee that female cop lied" On carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane, like DUI Law states he must get out of the car when told to do so. But instead he played the race card. His long history as a felon, multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman. Judge gave him a slap on the wrist every time. And now he shoots two cops, killing one.
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  35. You didn't watch the carcam video, did you? Can you say DUI? You tryna make excuses for your boy who is a lifetime felon jailbird. Past convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman. He is on video driving into the oncoming lane multiple times. Pulled over suspected of DUI. LAW states if ordered out of the car by an officer you must do so. He didn't want to get out because the felon had another gun and who knows what else.
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  36. He is shown on camera driving into the oncoming lane repeatedly. Like a DUI would do. Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. If he wasn't guilty of anything why didn't he just get out? Lifelong felon, prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And the felon had a gun....again. And probably drugs, again.
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  37. Stop fishing Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. If he wasn't guilty of anything why didn't he just get out? Lifelong felon, prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And the felon had a gun....again. And probably drugs, again.
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  38. And when he was driving into the opposing lane, he had hit a car head on you would blame cops for not doing anything. Law states if an officer orders you out of the car, you must do so. They told him for a half hour. But the lifelong felon knew he had illegal things to hide
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  39. So when someone is repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane, just give them a warning. Then when they run into a car head on, blame the cops. The guy wasn’t impaired? If he was innocent, why didn't he just get out of the car? The "good" guy you are defending is a lifelong convicted felon. Prior convictions are for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman. But he's a "good" guy right
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  40.  @Somberdemure  So you don't know how to obey the law? Oh wait, you're one of the entitled species. The ones who think it's OK for felons to have a gun, and strangle women. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, illegal gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc.
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  41.  @ipresnell  And that's why he didn't want to get out. Probably had drugs too. Prior arrests for assault, illegal gun, strangling a woman. If the court lets him go again, he'll be doing the same....again
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  42.  @j.daniels1548  Guess your cellmate didn't know the law either. Instead of defending this lifetime felon, try defending the hard working, law abiding, family supporting good people? This thug decided to engage in that activity, then you have to accept the consequences. That’s the long and short of it
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  43. yeah, just because he is a lifelong felon shouldn't keep him from owning a gun. And driving into the oncoming lane, is perfectly safe, you do it all the time right? Law states if police tell you to get out of the car you must do so.
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  44. They got him, going to trial. Lifelong felon, arrested before for drugs, many assaults, illegal gun, strangling a woman. Short prison sentence for all those, liberal "justice" system will give him a slap on the wrist likely.
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  45. Did you watch the video on the carcam of him driving into the oncoming lane multiple times? DUI The LAW is when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. Maybe someone driving into your lane will hit you head on....then blame the cops for not stopping him.
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  46. She was totally respectful, asked him multiple times to get out of the car, it's the law. He played the race card over and over.
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  47.  @mindyourbizok  I hope you don't drive stoned 🤪🤪 From the CDC: Driving under the influence (DUI) laws are not just for alcohol. Driving under the influence of drugs, including marijuana, is also dangerous and illegal. Driving is a complex task that requires your full attention to stay safe and alert. Marijuana affects areas of the brain that control your body’s movements, balance, coordination, memory, and judgment.1,2 Marijuana use can impair important skills required for safe driving by: slowing your reaction time and ability to make decisions, impairing coordination, and distorting perception.1,2 Studies have shown an association between acute marijuana use and car crashes
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  48. Before or after he shot two cops, murdering one?
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  49. What crime did he commit? Was that a stupid joke? So when someone is repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane, just give them a warning. Then when they run into a car head on, blame the cops. The guy wasn’t impaired? If he was innocent, why didn't he just get out of the car? The "good" guy you are defending is a lifelong convicted felon. Prior convictions are for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman. But he's a "good" guy right
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  50.  @j.daniels1548  Spamming? I'm stating the law. Oh wait, laws don't apply to the entitled ones. 🙃🙃
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  51.  @j.daniels1548  If he had just got of the car as required by the law, they wouldn't had to use force. And here is the law, dannyboy. Generally the use of a taser would be appropriate if an officer has already used uniformed presence and verbal commands to no avail while attempting to detain or arrest an individual.
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  52.  @j.daniels1548  Did you watch the carcam video? Driving multiple times in the WRONG lane. DUI If someone hit you or your family, would you defend hm? Would you defend a white guy in this situation? You don't need to answer, I know your answer
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  53. Driving multiple times isn't a crime....until YOU get hit DUI is not a crime....not for the entitled ones The LAW states when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so He's been a lifelong felon all his life. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, illegal gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. Courts just gave him a slap on the wrist every time
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  54. Law state if an officer orders you out of your car you MUST do so. Oh and btw, felons are NOT allowed to have guns
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  55. And we'll never know for sure what he had in the car besides the illegal gun. After shooting two cops, killing one, he tried to run over the dying cop on the ground. Took off with the car, then dumped the car, ran off like a coward with any illegal stuff and hid himself.
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  56. Yeah even lifelong felons like this one
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  57. Peaceful man, was driving multiple times into the oncoming lane...DUI Law states when an officer orders you out of the car you must comply. Peaceful guy is a lifelong felon/jailbird Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. Peaceful guy???
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  58. She talked to him respectfully for a half hour, he kept playing the race card.. Video shows him driving on the wrong side of the road, speeding, and when ask to pull off the road into a driveway, he had to be told numerous times, like he was in la la land Law states when an officer tells you get out of your MV you must do so. Self defense? multiple arrests for assault, strangling a woman, drugs, suspended license, illegal possession of a gun, knew he was in trouble. Lifelong felon with a gun.
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  59. Let me educate you. He is on carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane. DUI As required by law, when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. And she was using a cellphone to hide something? Wake up, it was recorded on her bodycam. And the K9? They only have a search and rescue Bloodhound. The did not have a sniffing K9, that dog was removed from duty because he bit a truck driver. You are defending a life long felon. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. And why did the felon have a gun again? You know why.
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  60.  @philemery5644  Well, you may "think" you know the law, but when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. And what were the lies? She talked to him respectfully for almost a half hour, he just played the race card. And what's your excuse for him not to get out of the car? And what's your excuse for him, a felon, to have a gun, again? Should police just let drivers acting like DUI to just let them go? And what if he ran head on into your family member?
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  61.  @philemery5644  I'll repeat, They did not have a sniffing K9, that dog was removed from duty because he bit a truck driver. And if she was calling her supervisor on a private line to "hide" something, why would it be recorded on bodycam? "she violating his rights"? He is required by law to get out of the car. And why didn't he get out of the car if he was innocent of everything? The felon had an illegal gun for one reason, and he used it. And watch the video, after he shot the officer and killed him, he tried to run him over. His background of crimes/felonies speaks for the kind of lowlife he is.
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  62.  @philemery5644  First, she did call the supervisor, even though by law it wasn't necessary. And I told you multiple times, they do not have a drug sniffing dog, due to that dog biting someone.
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  63.  @philemery5644  He was the more experienced officer. He had once responded to an accident, saved a man's life, pulling him out of a burning car. Your boy gets credit for strangling a woman, etc. The 2nd amendment does NOT include allowing a felony to have a gun. Educate yourself filly. Does the Second Amendment apply to felons? Since the Second Amendment guarantees the right to keep and bear arms to all citizens, on what basis are felons denied that right? They don't lose other rights, such as their First Amendment guarantees. In modern times, felons are denied their right to firearms
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  64.  @philemery5644  Now for the THIRD time... I'll repeat, They did not have a sniffing K9, that dog was removed from duty because he bit a truck driver. Filly, you CAN NOT refuse to step out of the car when suspected of DUI. The Law, you are under no obligation to take a field sobriety test, and there is no legal penalty for declining. However, refusing a breath or other chemical test may result in civil penalties, and you could still face criminal charges if the officer has probable cause to arrest you for driving under the influence. Who taught you law, Cheech and Chong?
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  65.  @philemery5644  Filly, show me I'm wrong about the K9 and show me the law that convicted felons can have a gun.🤣
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  66.  @philemery5644  So you really believe convicted felons should have a gun? Let me guess, you're a felon.
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  67.  @philemery5644  I'll ask you again, show me the law that convicted felons can have a gun. Guessing you're a felon too.
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  68.  @philemery5644  Filly, THIS is the law. Under federal law, convicted felons lose their firearm rights, which is a decision that stemmed from a law developed in 1934. At that time, the federal government mandated that no person convicted of a felony involving violence would be able to have his or her firearm rights restores.
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  69.  @philemery5644 I showed you proof. Gun Control Act of 1968 (GCA68) - Federal law that regulates the firearms industry and firearms ownership. Includes prohibition on felons buying weapons. 18 U.S.C. Show me the proof of your dilution.
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  70.  @philemery5644  Here, now READ IT. Gun Control Act of 1968 (GCA68) - Federal law that regulates the firearms industry and firearms ownership. Includes prohibition on felons buying weapons. 18 U.S.C.
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  71. AGAIN After considering the Supreme Court's new test on the scope of the Second Amendment right to possess firearms, the Tenth Circuit reaffirmed its longstanding precedent upholding the constitutionality of a federal statutory ban on convicted felons' possession of firearms, even for nonviolent felons.
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  72.  @philemery5644  Policy? WTFU It's the LAW
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  73.  @philemery5644  You need to stop smoking crack.
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  74.  @myronjackson855  Yeah, who need da po lice, let the thugs rule da streets. DUH
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  75.  @alfx5432  Right, only lifelong felons are above the law, and the entitled ones.
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  76. Yeah, so what when they run into a car head on, blame the cops 🙄
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  77. WRONG The Law states if an officer tells you exit your MV you must do so. He was driving in the oncoming lane and speeding. Suspected of DUI. Had to take a field sobriety test. If he was innocent, he could have complied and just given traffic tickets
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  78. What an idiot, driving in the oncoming lane, speeding can and does kill innocent people. Also a sign of DUI. But to you ALL lives don't matter, only an illegal gun carrying felons with a lifetime of arrests for drugs, assault, strangling women are the entitled ones. Law state if an officer orders you out of your car you MUST do so. Oh and btw, felons are NOT allowed to have guns
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  79.  @adog3129  The first officer asked him very respectfully for an half hour to get out of the car. He played the race card. And why did a lifelong felon have a gun, even after he was arrested before for the same thing? Why you making excuses for this guy, dog?
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  80. Video shows him driving into the oncoming lane multiple times. DUI That never cost some innocent person their life? The LAW states when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so He's been a lifelong felon all his life. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, illegal gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. Courts just gave him a slap on the wrist every time And the felon had a gun for one reason
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  81. He knew he was going back to jail. Carcam shows him repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane. DUI When an officer orders you out of the car, you must do so. That's the law. Asked for a half hour to get out of the car as required by the law. Refused, played the race card. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman, etc. Court gave him a slap on the wrist for all that. Here he is again, didn't want to get out of the car because the felon had a gun...again. Probably more drugs too. And guess why he had a gun?
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  82. She talked to him respectfully for a half hour, he played the race card. Video shows him driving on the wrong side of the road, speeding, and when ask to pull off the road into a driveway, he had to be told numerous times, like he was in la la land law states when an officer tells you get out of your MV you must do so. Self defense? multiple arrests for assault, strangling a woman, drugs, suspended license, illegal possession of a gun, knew he was in trouble. Lifelong felon with a gun.
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  83. If under the influence of fentanyl, crack, heroin, it doesn't have much effect. And your numbers are BS
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  84. Carcam shows him repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane. DUI When an officer orders you out of the car, you must do so. That's the law. Asked for a half hour to get out of the car as required by the law. Refused, played the race card. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman, etc. Court gave him a slap on the wrist for all that. Here he is again, didn't want to get out of the car because the felon had a gun...again. Probably more drugs too. And guess why he had a gun?
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  85. Hey Gal, cited him with a ticket? Carcam shows him repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane. DUI When an officer orders you out of the car, you must do so. That's the law. Asked for a half hour to get out of the car as required by the law. Refused, played the race card. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman, etc. Court gave him a slap on the wrist for all that. Here he is again, didn't want to get out of the car because the felon had a gun...again. Probably more drugs too. And guess why he had a gun?
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  86.  @SwampGal  You know what the law is but don't care? Back to your swamp, Gal.
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  87.  @SwampGal  Back to your street corner
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  88. He was driving multiple times in the oncoming lane. It is NOT legal to drive stoned. When he runs into another car head on, it's not his fault? Peaceful guy is a lifelong felon/jailbird Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc.
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  89.  @pizzaparty-r1c  More? NO, According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 42,939 people died in traffic crashes in 2021 in the United States
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  90. Maybe you should watch the carcam and bodycam so you know what you are talking about. On carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane, DUI He was asked for a half hour to get out of the car, he played the race card. All he had to do was get out of the car as required by the law. History of the thug you're trying to defend, lifelong felon was hiding a gun, and probably other illegal stuff. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, illegal gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. Courts just gave him a slap on the wrist every time And the felon had a gun for one reason
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  91. Exactly, but the lifelong felon knew he had an illegal gun...and probably drugs.
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  92. He was driving in the oncoming lane, speeding, driving like a DUI. So wait until he runs into another car???
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  93. The felon had the gun, that's why he didn't get out
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  94. He had more to hide than weed. His gun, Some kind of drug, maybe fentanyl? Crack? Long history of being arrested, for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc.
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  95. Carcam shows him repeatedly driving into the oncoming lane. DUI When an officer orders you out of the car, you must do so. That's the law
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  96. The lifelong felon knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff. He's no stranger to being a criminal. Driving multiple times isn't a crime....until YOU get hit DUI is not a crime....not for the entitled ones The LAW states when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so He's been a lifelong felon all his life. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, illegal gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. Courts just gave him a slap on the wrist every time And the felon had a gun for one reason
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  97.  @ChiefXAli  Wat yu talkin' bout Willis?
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  98. BULL 💩
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  99.  @Somberdemure  Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must comply. The first officer asked him for a half an hour to get out, he played the race card. Shown on carcam driving repeatedly into the oncoming lane...DUI He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff.
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  100. On carcam driving into oncoming lane several times. Asked for a half hour to get out of the car as required by the law. Refused, played the race card. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman, etc. Court gave him a slap on the wrist for all that. Here he is again, didn't want to get out of the car because the felon had a gun...again. Probably more drugs too. And guess why he had a gun?
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  101.  @anadeandrade5368  This is Tennessee, breathalyzer tests are done at the station. Breathalyzer does not detect weed anyway. Asked for a half hour to get out of the car as required by the law. Refused, played the race card. So WHY didn't he get out of the car if he was innocent? Defend DUI drivers until one runs into you or a family member and kills them.
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  102. If he was white, would you defend him?
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  103.  @anadeandrade5368  First, they don't have a drug sniffing dog at the time, only a search and rescue Bloodhound. Tennesse Law Grounds for a DUI Stop To initiate a DUI stop, a police officer must have reason to suspect that the driver is impaired by alcohol or drugs, or has violated or is violating the law in some way. For example, the officer may observe the driver having difficulty staying in one lane, drifting off the roadway or over the median, traveling at an inconsistent speed or abruptly braking, failing to comply with traffic signals, or indicating other signs of intoxicated driving. The cumulative evidence and observations of the officer may provide cause for a DUI stop. During the DUI stop, the officer will be observing the driver for signs of drug or alcohol impairment. The officer may ask the driver to step out of the vehicle for a field sobriety test or a breath test.
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  104. In NO state can you legally drive under the influence of anything.
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  105. Tried to
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  106. Use your head, red. On carcam driving into oncoming lane several times. Asked for a half hour to get out of the car as required by the law. Refused, played the race card. Prior convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman, etc. Court gave him a slap on the wrist for all that. Here he is again, didn't want to get out of the car because the felon had a gun...again. Probably more drugs too. And guess why he had a gun?
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  107. Self defence? If you are saying self defense, WRONG Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must comply. The first officer asked him for a half an hour to get out, he played the race card. Shown on carcam driving repeatedly into the oncoming lane...DUI He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff.
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  108.  @JK-px9xg  and 3:24 and 3:31, 3:36, and who knows how many more times
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  109.  @macmemp  Watch the video, you don't know what you are talking about
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  110. Collect your welfare check someplace else
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  111. But but he's one of the entitled species
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  112. OK, picture this, someone is heading at you, in your lane, at a high rate of speed. They hit you head on, killing your family member. He was DUI and you found out the police just let him drive off with a warning minutes ago. You would blame the cops, wouldn't you? He was on carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane. Law states if an officer orders you out of the car you must comply. He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff. If he just got out of the car, no one would have been hurt or killed
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  113. He had more to hide than a joint, felon with an illegal gun, probably more illegal stuff
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  114. Y’all defending a lifelong felon. On carcam driving multiple times into the oncoming lane. First officer talked to him respectfully for a half hour, telling him to step out of the car. He played the race card/ Prior convictions of multiple assaults, drugs, strangling a woman, possession of a gun by a felon. If he had just got out of the car, as required by law, no one would have been hurt. But he was carrying a gun for a reason.
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  115. He begged to not find out he was a felon carrying a gun and DUI
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  116. Granny. his license was suspended
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  117. With all his prior felonies he should have not been out of jail.
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  118. He wasn't parked, he was driving into the oncoming lane multiple times. He was driving as if he was DUI. When an officer tells you to exit your vehicle, by law you must do so. This guy is a lifelong felon, prior convictions fo multiple assaults, drugs, felony possession of a gun, strangling a woman. What excuse are you going to give this felon for having a gun?
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  119. Video shows him driving on the wrong side of the road, speeding, and when ask to pull off the road into a driveway, he had to be told numerous times, like he was in la la land law states when an officer tells you get out of your MV you must do so. Self defense? Lifelong felon with a gun. multiple arrests for assault, strangling a woman, drugs, suspended license, illegal possession of a gun, knew he was in trouble.
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  120. Right, law states when an officer tells you get out of your MV you must do so.
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  121. You are trying to defend a lifelong felon/jailbird. Convictions for multiple assaults, drugs, carrying an illegal weapon, strangling a woman. A real credit to your folks?
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  122. DeHart Jr. Last word to the Officer he Shot was I told you Mother F*cker and Shot again. That's the Last Words the Police Officer Heard before he Died
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  123. Driving multiple times into the oncoming lane? When an officer orders you out of the car, you must comply, that's the law. Yeah petty crimes....He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff. If he just got out of the car, no one would have been hurt or killed
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  124. Video shows him driving on the wrong side of the road, speeding, and when ask to pull off the road into a driveway, he had to be told numerous times, like he was in la la land Self defense? Lifelong felon with a gun. multiple arrests for assault, strangling a woman, drugs, suspended license, illegal possession of a gun, knew he was in trouble.
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  125. Yeah, you drive into the oncoming lane all the time, don't you?
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  126. ​ @이이-n4z8y  driving into the oncoming lane, repeatedly is something drivers do, not under the influence? A lifetime violent felon carries a gun for a reason. Don't you know any good people you could be helping?
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  127.  @이이-n4z8y  Yeah driving into the oncoming lane is smart, you do it all the time....when you're stoned 🤪
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  128. Behind a car at nighttime, with tinted windows? She talked to him totally respectfully for a half an about, asking him to get out of the car as required by law. Like you, he played the race card. Always the excuse for behavior.
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  129. They had no drug sniffing dog, only a search and rescue Bloodhound. Petty crimes? Driving multiple times into the oncoming lane? When an officer orders you out of the car, you must comply, that's the law. Yeah petty crimes....He is a lifelong felon. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun etc. He didn't want to get out because he knew he had an illegal gun, and probably other illegal stuff. If he just got out of the car, no one would have been hurt or killed
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  130. No people talking like you is the reason
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  131.  @ropeysubstance1719  Of course not, you are entitled to break the law, I'm not. The women cop talked to him respectfully and he played the race card. If he wasn't doing anything illegal he would have got out of the car. But the convicted felon with multiple arrests for assault, strangling a woman, drugs, suspended license, illegal possession of a gun, knew he was in trouble.
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  132.  @ropeysubstance1719  Your attitude is why there are problems. He was driving into oncoming lane, speeding too. No way she could tell his race to pull him over. Driving like DUI, and he shouldn't have to take a field sobriety test? Rope-a-Dope
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  133. Um, Billy driving on the wrong side of the road repeatedly sure looks like DUI. And the LAW is when an officer orders you out of the car you must do so. At the time they did not have a drug sniffing dog, as that one had bitten someone. If you buddy was innocent why didn't he just get out of the car, instead of playing the race card? The life long felon, convicted of multiple assaults, drugs, strangling a woman, felony possession of a gun......had a gun again. So twist up another fatty and go get some Munchies 🤪🤪
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  134. You think he didn't have the gun the whole time? His prior arrests: multiple assaults, drugs, possession of a gun by a felon, strangling a woman, etc. Why do you think he was carrying a gun?
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  135. ​ @GopnikVlad  What state are you in, state of confusion? 🤪🤪
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  136. Shown on the cam, driving into the oncoming lane repeatedly. Like a DUI driver. Your boy is a lifelong felon/jailbird. Multiple arrests for assault, drugs, illegal guns, strangling a woman. But you got your homeboy's back, says a lot about you
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  137. Driving multiple times into the oncoming lane is not probable cause? DUH
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