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For what? He was going 100 mph and admitted to going 96 mph. I would love to see a lawyer who would take that case.

The guy admitted to doing 96. I don’t know where he is however, it looks like there’s traffic around. And turn lanes and such anyways typically 25 over is reckless driving if I’m not mistaken.

No way. Going twice the speed limit is 100% a legit reason to go in handcuffs

​@@zach88888he said excess of 100 but im not from the US and dont know what it means but in europe they allow you to go like 6kmh over the speed limit in some places

Thank you

and so?
Is that proihibited?

​@@gabrielepierattelli3948bro what are you even on about

@@gabrielepierattelli3948yes it is

​@@Zncientit's not illegal, therefore that cop made an unlawful arrest. He didn't even read him his rights or ask for permission to search, he just jerked him out of his bike and put him in handcuffs.

Right. Put in cuffs without being read your rights. I almost want to say it is staged but I know intelligence can disqualify you from that job

@@sexkrazedpanda A couple of things here. 1. You do not need to be read your rights until the police want to ask you a question that could be self-incriminating. 2.The guy literally admitted to traveling at a criminal amount of speed...which his own camera captured, not only the act, but the confession as well. This case would be the easiest case of the prosecutors career. Intelligence can 'disqualify' you from the job, but it didn't disqualify you from leaving a dumbass comment.

@@sexkrazedpandayeah sorry but that’s not how Miranda works. Please do some research

Fr lmao 😂😂

old bastard lost his whole family to time and decided to ruin other peoples' lives too

@@MelodyIV caught someone going 100mph....cop did his job!

@averyfox410 how do you know? Biker said 96 🤣 either way speed limit on any road in Florida with traffic lights is max 60. So that's over enough to be reckless and a felony in Florida

Please, enlighten me how should the cops go about stopping fentanyl overdose or human trafficking.

@@josekaiser007 Enforce the law, secure the border.
Seems like that'd solve 90% of it.

He said he speeding

Tf was he supposed to do speed away and give himself an additional charge? He might be able to fight the speeding but ruuning from a cop you are not going to win. Especially with you recording it.

Lmao how is there no comments on this lol

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂...turn right straight to jail....no hand kickstand....STRAIGHT to yail....😂😂

Bro got Venezuela'd

Kilometer not MPH

⁠​⁠@@skylerpoole it’s in America. We don’t do kilometer. Plus if it was KPH then that’s only 60 mph.

@@brittchiles9121highway is 60 mph tho 😂

@@brittchiles9121 we don't do lawful arrests either 🦅

@@dandydaikon5029how is this unlawful? 96 mph is reckless and can get you arrested

Its in Florida, overspeed 30mp/h is a criminal offense, 30-49 is misdemeanor, all over 50mp/h is a Felony up to 5 Years Prison, 10 years license suspension and 5,000$ Fees.
So 96 is actually a good idea since in most of the cases its 50mp/h on the Road so 96 would still be a misdemeanor while 100+ would be a Felony

How about he doesn’t act like an idiot and then while doing so egg on a cop.

There’s a separation of speed violations for a reason. Doesn’t matter if he was going 99mph it’s not in excess of 100mph…

There’s a big difference

911😂😂😂

LMAO
You dont know police

Public recording caught his stupidity though, and since it was recorded in public, no law can protect the recording.

You don’t need to read rights unless asking interrogating/ asking questions. Cop didn’t ask him a question, he surrendered that information voluntarily.

You don't need to read rights until they're under arrest. You can cuff and detain without it.

Ron White!! LOL

“DONKEY! You HAVE the right to remain silent. What you LACK, is the Capacity” -Shrek 😂🤣

Biggest mistake he made was state "I was only going 96", dude your done, I don't feel sorry for you.

I mean he wasn't read his rights during the arrest so doesn't that make anything he says inadmissible anyway? Or is that not how it works? Honest question.

@@PvtByrne You don't need to have your rights read to you until you are a suspect and being asked questions about the crime. If you voluntarily say something that is on you.

"Qualified immunity."
Which is why that concept needs to go.

2 quick points.
1. He isn't required to tell him his miranda rights at that point. Miranda rights are required prior to custodial interrogation for the information gathered during questioning to be admissible in court.
2. It appears that he is under arrest , the police are allowed to search you as an incident to arrest.
I don't see any potential lawsuit the rider might win. The cutting him is douchey behavior and worthy of a complaint, that's about it .

nah no lawsuit man was being detained for speeding so he couldnt run off which anyone could figure out and he wasnt asked questions so his rights didnt need to be read... in fact probably better cop stayed quiet instead of cursing at him as that could be used by defense to show bias etc etc

@@somethingrandom617there are a lot of things that must happened before he is arrested such as Miranda rights, be told why they are being arrested, run if, etc. can’t just arrest them like that goofy

@@emnotokay3158 miranda rights are only if hes being asked questions and this was more then likely a felony reckless driving as hes was at a stop light and near a store so speed limit is probably 55mph. This looks like Florida based off the county meaning the highest possible legal speed is 70mph and they start felony charges 25-30+ and when you get felony stopped you 100% going in cuffs before ANYTHING ELSE

​@@emnotokay3158 🤣 They can absolutely cuff you on the grounds of being detained before reading your Rights Goofy.. I'm sure he was read his Rights before being taken to Jail though..

But that cop can't use what the biker said as evidence because that cop failed to tell the biker his Miranda Rights

ahh i see why then.

The problem is yes he was speeding. He can detain him for that. And that alone. The head pat isn't illegal. He casually cut the biker off, cuffed him, drsgged him off the bike, and detained him. He didn't technically give him a reason for it. Just stated that he was speeding. Which isn't how that works. He didn't read him his rights they still need the rights read to detain you I'm pretty sure. Otherwise they're unlawfully holding you. Reading the rights is the most important part of an arrest or detainment. Cases get dropped all the time because their rights weren't read. Officer was justified to pull him over but he did everything wrong snd in an illegal way. He should be fired snd more. How does one mess up that bad with sll the training they have to go through? Straight up embarrassing

I was just giving a quick explanation of what the head pat means and that the guy admitted (under breath somewhat) that he was doing 96mph. Although, it didn’t look that fast from the video.
I do agree with everything you stated though.
Merry Christmas

Pretty sure it's kph

@@spythetired
Well, I’m not sure why he would be denoting his speed in kilometers per hour in the U.S.
1kph is about 62% of 1mph. 96mph x .62 (kph) = roughly 62 MPH.
So if he were in a 45 - 55mph zone, he was speeding either way, especially if he were at 96mph.
I’m not sure why I’m wasting my time on this now.
Have a good evening.

1) cops only have to read you your rights before asking questions to you
2) the cop said he was going in excess of 100mph

Didn't state he was detained either, no Miranda rights, nothing. Deadbeat cop.

​@@lukeslayerMiranda rights are for questioning at the station. No questions asked, no Miranda rights read. Driver volunteered information so his statement will be inadmissible but the dash cam and radar reading will Trump that. Also. Even if a police officer doesn't read you Miranda rights, so long as they have other evidence of the crime besides your statement, you'll still be found guilty of the crime. Also, a police officer doesn't need to tell you why you are being detained, only that you are. And until 2020 because of the patriot act, anyone can be held for 48 hours without reason or cause.

IMMEDIATELY

Doesn’t make a difference if they say that or not.

@@lukeslayer Miranda rights aren't required to be detained.

It's mandatory!

They’re required by law to do so, as well as read you your Miranda rights, if under arrest.

He quite literally said that he was in excess of 100. He told him the reason

Not mphs

@@harsheothat’s on Florida, so yeah, it was mph

​@@harsheoweeb

Still doesn’t make the biker guilty

Pretty fed up

What "procedures" do you claim cop didn't follow? This in Florida FYI so quote their policy. Cop was actually 💯 lawful!

What are the procedures?

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​@@SadiqXFifaif it's 100+ then why the hell would he get pulled over for doing 100+ 😂

​@@SadiqXFifathats not a thing

Underrated comment 😂

????the dude was going 30+ above the speed limit what’d you expect??? The cop to be nice?

Such a specific number.

It was 76 in his mph screen

I think if you're going a certain number over the speed limit, it's no longer just a violation and it becomes felony endangerment

But he was going below 100 mph

lmaooo ditto

C'mon he was only 96, give the lad a break

Even if he was under the speed limit he admitted guilt

Listen to the voice. The one saying "you were going over 100mph" was the one saying they was going 96mph

Why were you on his side before he admitted to doing 96?

More like the Lawyers gonna laugh in his clients face when he finds out he was doing 96 mph and openly admitted to it

@@BleachAmmoit’s highway

@@BleachAmmothe limit was 100 he said that in the video

@@GH0ST_D3V some type of hearing you got on you kid

​@@BleachAmmocop never read him his rights or told him he was under arrest therefore digging in his pockets is considered an illegal search. He could have found 3 needles in there and it wouldn't matter. Secondly pulling in front of him without giving him a chance to pull over is considered reckless endangerment. And since the cop pulling him over where he did not being legal it's also considered reckless driving to park in the middle of an intersection on top of impeding traffic. The cop could have handled that better. He chose to do every single step of the process as wrong as he possibly could have. The guy on the bike has no right to be riding at that speed and should have his license taken but the cop handled that completely wrong. Oh and unless you can prove the excess of 100 mph its also a wrongful arrest.

Lol? Biker was going to jail. The police don't have to say shit to you once they have probable cause to arrest you

@@warlordnipple Never read him his rights, illegal search. If that's not payday to a lawyer I don't know what is

@@Malva597cop clocked him going over a 100 and the guy admitted to doing 96. He doesn’t have to read him his rights yet because technically he was just “detained” and as far as the search, if they are arresting you they now have every right to search and don’t need permission.

​@@Malva597the only time cops have to read you your Miranda rights are if they are questioning you after you have been detained. As for the search that is simply search incident to arrest.

@@Malva597 just because you know this one thing dosnt make you smart

A violation vs a criminal act

⁠@@theimage1144that would depend entirely on the speed limit in that area. Its hard to tell from just that video but that doesn’t look like a 70mph highway to me. All that said, he admitted to excessive speeding which can be used as evidence against him even if he’s charged for 100mph so either way it was a moronic thing for him to say.

No because the police officer dint read his Miranda rights so what he said cannot be used in court

​@@otto_stromberg28he wasn't being interrogated. That's irrelevant.

@@mr.nilrapsI don’t know much about law but I think he can’t get charged if the cop didn’t tell him his rights like the right to remain silent. Correct me if I’m wrong.

This would be tossed out. He pulled him over and interacted with him all wrong and illegal. He detained or arrested him without even reading him his rights or stating an officisl reason why. That's highly illegal and cases get dropped all the time because they weren't read their rights. They have tl be let go because they can't legally arrest them if they don't tell you those few simple words. So no, nothing will be held against him here. Maybe a ticket, but this officer wouldn't be the one giving it to him at the station. Officer can't do his job properly at all, and committed more crimes in the video thsn the biker did lol. He should be fired

Lol this comment deserves so many more likes. Just saying… 😂

Say, that’s a nice bike!

"Why?"

T-1000

That’s what I was thinking lol

I’m guessing it was a 100 road that’s why he said it

The cop still had no right to grab him handcuff him and search him. A traffhc violation doesn’t give him all those rights to violate the motorcycle guy.

There’s probably a bigger charge for 100mph than just 96

You- 🤦🏽‍♂️😂

@@gracieg7601reckless driving is a misdemeanor.

man was fast, they do that to try and snatch your keys right away

And he would've seen that a bike can indeed go off road

His name will be in the deposition for court - public documents. Public record is also in the realm of property records. Get him back.

yeah felt almost like a felony by itself

Yhea that was lowkey reckless as fuck

At that point just don’t say anything 💀

true BUT if the speed limit is 30 and you are over 100 that's a multitude of felonies vs a misdemeanor if you are doing 99 , not sure if that is true for all 50 states but it is true in MOST

100 mpk is the same as 60 mph. S9 he was going 58 in a 60 mile an hour zone. Do math and figure out he probably wasn't even braking the law

Going 20 mph over the speed limit is felony speeding

​@@goldencinder7650 I think it's anywhere from 90 to 100 depending on the state. Also, if you go over 20 to 30 the posted speed depending on state.

You should say a lower number or say you were going the speed limit
And take a ticket to court officer likely won't show and if they do ask if the speed tracking device is calibrated

and never ever stop when u see a pig

En España justamente ayer, un conductor se libró de la multa, porque el policía le pregunto si sabía a qué velocidad iba, al responderle la velocidad antes de que el policía le leyera sus derechos, la multa quedó nula.
Es un pequeño vacío que tenemos en la ley aquí.

Unless he's in Canada and it's a 100kph zone. But yeah NEVER say anything.

@@josiahfuller2094my dad took a serious speeding ticket to court cop showed up and lied his way through the trial

How about don't speed recklessly

By saying his exact speed hes not saying he thinks or whatever he is giving better proof that will hold up in his defense. (More so than "i was not going that much" it shows he was paying attention.

Different charge once it his 100mph

Could be km and not miles.

​@@adamwojciehowskiI promise it was mph

You can’t just do that shit without speaking. That’s not procedure remotely.

@@Thomas-mc9cc I still dont understand how people like you survive without common knowledge, what you see in youtube or social media are not the laws buddy, police can detain you if they feel threatened or suspect that you're gonna flee without giving you the reason. He did not use any force so its perfectly legal to detain before tellling you the reason

@@nikhilteja1346 Have you ever heard about the 4th amendment or Miranda rights? lol

@@minijosed they don’t apply unless you’re being arrested and questioned for interrogation, I seriously don’t understand how IK your laws better while living 4k miles away from your country😂😂

@@nikhilteja1346ummmm, so anyone in police uniform can cuff you? right?
Officer should always say his name, surname, position, department, show his badge/license, explain why he is approaching you etc. and it's bare minimum

calmly*

Call your what?

@theyinninja8859 But the cop was calm?
Your comment doesn't really make sense.

@@jollyquinn430My good friend you belong in. R/Wooosh

@@theyinninja8859The whole Dumbledore joke is that it is said to be calm, but pretty much the exact opposite. Here, they just said he was calm and he was calm. It's not really funny.

He wasn’t fucking up you can be arrested for going that speed.

@@russianbot2630 he was in cuffs and off the bike before a reason for being stopped was given. by law if you ask what are they pulling you over for they have to answer. if you are put in cuffs they have to say you are detained for x reason. if you are arrested they have to say so or its a false arrest. this guy couldve been paid real good if he kept his mouth shut about going 96

​@nathanharrison2 they only have to if they're gonna say shit. A cop wouldn't need to talk to you about anything if he saw you punch someone. This is the same.

​@@nathanharrison2That's not the law at all 😂. Literally do a tiny bit of research and learn you're wrong. Although they're typically policies* to that effect for individual departments. Not the law..

@@nathanharrison2different states have different laws some states you do not have to identify an arrest nor a ticket as it will be printed on the citation and arrest report as some states dont want suspects taking off after they know their being arrested but mostly all cops will tell you out of common courtesy and polite with u

Apparently you missed something in the video. The cop says he got him at over 100 mph....followed by the biker admitting he was going 96.

@@danr4316correct me if i’m wrong, but he’s was already in cuffs and had been taken off of his bike before any of that was said. super illegal.

not just wild, but also a fat paycheck!

@@WintergamerWoopoebeing put in handcuffs doesn’t always mean being arrested

That's not what the stop was for. The video shows the deputy stating he got him in excess of 100 mph, followed by the biker admitting he was going 96. That's what the stop was for.

The speed limit was probably 100 so 96 would be fine

@@gaming_rules6977what are you saying 😂

The confession cant even be used, he didnt read any rights beforehand

@@gaming_rules6977What kind of highways do you go on that the speed limit is that high…?

​@@kitty-gf2wdsouth Florida highways have their limits stated in kph, where 100 is the limit, that's around 60 mph, so he was still under the speed limit..

On a illegal arrest it's just trolling

@@THEKINGRAYKATS? How is it illegal.. he just admitted it like an idiot. He would have gotten out of that ticket if he kept his mouth shut the cop obviously didn’t have him on radar.

@@JonDough-ux9ju Silent arrestation, search on body without consent, just 2 things, he can say what he want, he'll never get any charges

​@THEKINGRAYKATS Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. He just did what one would call the Admittion of guilt.

@@psycoklown8461yeah but he was never read those rights by the cop, even to he would have been required to
so it’s still illegal and they can’t use infos obtained illegally

No, he just took the lesser of two different charges and tickets.

cop clearly didn't have his speed. good chance he won until he admitted guilt

This appears to be Canada, where 100 km/h is 62 mph. Possibly the limit on the road. He stated he was only going 96 (km/h), which is about 60 mph.

If he was 30mph over he can. Appears to be Rt1 in FL (st johns county sheriff). Anything over 30 is misdemeanor, potential license suspension, loss of motorcycle endorsement, fines, insurance hikes, etc.

Nope

Fr bro😂😂😂

He said that because “excess of 100” is a felony charge, so he was trying to get out of that

@@jaredweber1528 Right

Why would you admit to anything like that? If you were exceeding the speed limit at 98, 100, or 67, it's still illegal and one should be prepared to pay the price for breaking the law.
Here's an idea. Don't break the law in the first place.

​@@IDATMAN🤓🤓☝🏻

​@Will-dn9dq did u not get the joke?

It is a trick to get a person to admit guilt by correcting the officer with the accurate information. He is most likely smiling because it worked like a charm.

@@tso_yams6926 read it wrong

Why would he speed and then admit to it... Bikers are worse than cyclists I swear

Law enforcement doesn't have to tell you IMMEDIATELY within milliseconds of being cuffed why they are being cuffed. In this case, it was about 45 seconds from cuffs to explanation, which is legal. Miranda rights are only required to be read PRIOR to questioning the person who is in custody. In this video, the deputy doesn't question him, so it follows that he didn't read them at that time. It wasn't an illegal search either. The video shows the deputy state he got him in excess of 100 mph, followed by the biker admitting he was going 96. At that speed, it is considered reckless driving, which is criminal and arrestetable. Thus probable cause is established to do a legal search.

Km/h, so 60mph

Because in Florida going over 100 is reckless driving or a felony. I can’t remember but that’s why he made sure to say he wasn’t over 100

@@leviharris7267 No he was saying 96 mph so 154 km

​@@leviharris7267this is obviously not in kmh. Cop wouldn't react that way over 60mph

Pretty sure its considered reckless in most states just some areas wont arrest unless its mid 100, around here they will just ticket you for speeding and reckless@@Questofthenight

He didn't he said he wasn't going over 100 the cop said 96😊

Yes he did and no it’s not

What law do you think cop violated? FYI cop was lawful 💯

xD

This is in Canada they use kph not mph. In our measurements of speed he was going like 59mph

​@@RewwrsSt johns county is in Florida US this is not Canada

If you listen the limit was 100 and the cop said he exceeded it

Yeah

The cop hadn’t read him his Miranda rights yet 🤷‍♂️

96 KMH

He doesn’t have to read him his Miranda rights right away when talking to him, he could be just be detain and not arrested and even so he never ask him a question he answered the bikers question on what he done to be pull over. The biker disclosed information without even being question.

He has a way better case going for him against the cop though. Everything about this is illegal in america

Didn’t look like 100 too me

@@Mr.9milliyeh looked more like 96

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Hi

This is in Canada. Kph not mph

🤔 reckless speeder going over 100mph....you really can't understand WHY cop would DETAIN IMMEDIATELY??? Cop stated "excess of 100" PRIOR to search! That's a REASON 🤣

Apparently, you missed the part in the video where the deputy states he got him in excess of 100 mph, followed by the biker admitting he was going 96.

Beat me to it. Instant loss of any court case right there.

​@tbirds5313 the point is under 100 isn't wreckless. Can't be arrested for it.

@@chikne3018 you can be arrested for any unlawful act bruh. Most cops just don't waste time arresting people for minor offenses. And reckless isn't capped at 100mph bruh, reckless is defined by all contributing factors. Driving 70mph in a 25mph zone is justified reckless driving. 100mph has it's own stipulation like loss of license and impounding the bike or something.

Plua banging hand on helmet might me shown as reckless

The problem is, you don't know if he wasn't wearing it at all, or if he just removed it prior to the camera angle. You see, you are absolutely correct, they have to wear it; however, in situations where there is a traffic stop where the person might be a flight risk they can take it off early, in order to conduct a traffic stop. Just as law enforcement can break traffic laws and speed if there are specific calls or reasons to do so.