Put the phone down

You choose, Who's wrong?

Man this site is full of fucking boot lickers. Those cops weren't in danger and they didn't feel like they were in danger. Cops don't like being filmed and will go on a power trip over every little thing they can. Go ahead and downvote me, enjoy your deep fried boot tonight.

Self important zoomer. This little shit wants nothing more than to be a famous victim.

american cops are the biggest fucking pussies, who is hiring these dickwads

MERICA at it's finest retarded guy recording retarded fatty pigs in the back, only missing thing was a cheeseburger

That was funny as fuck.

So here's my take:

I hate cops, and the cops are absolute shitheads here. You ARE allowed to visibly and publically record a cop, but in this scenario i feel like he should have just put the phone down.

Okey let me clear shi up this video because I'm tired of these lil keyboard warriors acting tough, THIS WAS A FELONY STOP not a normal traffic stop, a felony stop is when someone has been actively on chase with cops or is wanted for a felony warrant, and in a felony stop you can't carry your camera, and one more thing in the law if cops told you to do something three times they have the right to engage in physical interaction but this was a felony stop so they can't do that and they had gone with the less lethal way which is a taser, so yeah I conclude that this is 100% justified and this mfer on the video is an ignorant dumbass who probably going to use the race card in court.

LOL at the people yelling ACAB. We don't know the background of this video. Looks like a felony police stop, so guy could have warrants, just led them on a chase, or spent 10 minutes setting up facebook live and setting the stage before pulling over. Based on this video alone we cannot determine fault or anything other than the suspect did not put the phone down.

Wait... all of this controversy is over him being tased? You're fucking joking, right? I thought he was shot dead with all the comments crying about it.

I guess I'm a "bootlicker" because this dipshit deserved that 2-pronged shock to the back.

Before the replies come in... I'd honestly much rather put a bullet in your heads than read or respond to anything, any of you have to say.

Now... have a blessed evening.

I don't blame the cops, dude looks like he's got a pound of C4 tucked in his undies.

Hey, dude should be grateful he isn't black otherwise when he'd unbuckle his seatbelt guarantee one would've yelled "HE'S GOT A GUN" and unloaded.

In all seriousness these cops are most definitely mentally deficient.

Yeah I think this was following a chase. What stands out to me is the lack of backup. This looks like one squad car making an arrest, but in much of the USA it is standard protocol to call in backup as soon as a suspect becomes noncompliant in order to maintain officer safety. With just two arresting officers I can see the use of the taser being justifiable.

At least he didn't die.

thought the policemen were going to actually shoot him

the NPC's code broke so he just started repeating the same dialog line

Just shoot him.

how is this gore??? put it in social

Glllluurrrbbbb

what an actual retard.

wow who wouldve thought actions have consequences, wild

People need to learn a lesson - listen to the man with the gun. You'll increase your chances of not getting hurt/killed, and can sue for your reparations or whatever later.

My husband says that same thing during movie night lol not my saftey but put the phone down 😂

I haven't done any further research into this situation, so maybe I'm missing something, but I feel like there's an aspect to this that I haven't seen anyone mention. Based on what's in the video, this shows a young brown man who has been pulled over by a cop in a rural area with few people around. It seems that the cop already had the gun drawn at the very beginning of the video, before he started asking the man to put his phone down, which could mean that the man's reason for recording in the first place was because he felt like he could be in danger of getting shot/tasered. I'm assuming whatever he was pulled over for wasn't like a heinous crime or something, so having a weapon pulled on him from the get-go was probably unexpected and pretty scary, especially when he's a brown man in an empty, rural area of the US with no one around. The trustworthiness of the police and other authorities has been in question for decades, now more than ever. It is very possible this man was genuinely very afraid of the situation, so he decided to record it as a way of trying to protect himself from harm, not because he wanted internet fame. If he didn't record it, the police could find a reason to shoot him anyways, and if there's no civilian witnesses, it probably wouldn't be hard to get it ruled as self-defense in court. By recording, he has a bit more insurance, though not very much.