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April 28, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Caught On Camera: Arrogant Entitled Rude Upstate NY DA Speeder Refuses to Stop for Cops
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Welcome to this, our Saturday morning thing of ours on the 27th day of April in the year 2024.
Kind reminder that the election is 192 days away.
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And I don't want to scare people because people always like to hear good news, but I don't know what the Republicans are doing to gird their loins, but we'll get to that in a moment.
I have something a little bit different for you today, which kind of came out of nowhere.
Today's version of this is that the revolution is on time and on schedule and will be televised, of course, in reference to the great Gil Scott Heron song, which he was...
I was watching him, listening to him so much yesterday, so much, how great he is.
Absolutely great.
And it made me think about that.
So that's what was going to be the subject.
But I came upon something which I want to bring to your attention.
It's about arrogance.
It is about something which is so difficult for me to explain to most people.
It is about this notion of complete and total arrogance.
Arrogance the likes of which I don't think anybody can really put into words.
But we're going to show that.
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We try to complete stories.
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Separate the two.
That's it.
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Now, I hate more than anything else, I hate, I hate, I hate arrogance.
Again, this is a surprise story because I just happened upon this, but I thought, you know, now is as good a time as any.
We have been, I'm constantly disassociating myself from people that I think are arrogant.
Organizations that are arrogant, people who are arrogant, especially people who are theoretically and technically of my similar mindset and political way of looking.
I'm eliminating these people from my life.
They just don't have time for this.
I've been through this.
It's a new revelation.
Don't ask me why.
I just don't have anything to do with people anymore.
I'm not going to waste my time kissing somebody's ass or pretending I like them.
I'm not going to be rude.
I'm just not going to have anything to do with them.
Life is too short for me to have to deal with idiots.
Because life is not fair and I don't understand why certain people get to speak.
But I can control my own particular orbit and I'm...
Okay.
Now, next.
I have been, for really my adult life, involved in one way or another in either law or criminal justice, and I've seen so many cases where people think they are something that they are not.
YouTube has some of the greatest, and I implore you to watch some of the greatest videos involving people who are pulled over for traffic stuff.
Do me a favor.
Number one, make sure when you get in your car tonight, today, whatever it is, make sure you say, if somebody asks me right now for a license and registration, where is it?
Where is that?
Do yourself a favor right now.
License and registration.
Where is it?
Do you know where it is?
Have you checked?
I have a nice little...
It's a little booklet.
It says license and registration.
You put it right there.
Have it ready.
If you are drinking and driving, now let me explain something.
People say, are you advocating drinking and driving?
Drinking and driving is not against the law.
Drinking and driving with a particular blood alcohol level is, but drinking and driving are not against the law.
That's why we have...
Parking lots and bars.
That's why we give you breath tests.
They don't say, hey, you've been drinking yet.
You're under arrest.
No, they give you field sobriety tests, which you will lose.
Which you will lose.
I don't know if anybody has ever passed a field sobriety test.
But anyway, horizontal gaze nystagmus.
Ah, please.
But what always makes things worse is when somebody has been drinking, is not drunk, but says, hang on a minute, where's my...
License and registration.
Just a minute.
And you're scared and adrenaline.
And those lights behind you.
And you're pulled over.
Think about what's happening.
Would you stand over here and say, would you do some feels?
Would you lift your leg up?
Lights.
Strobe.
Come on.
Don't drink and drive.
I'm telling you.
But the worst thing you can do is say, hang on a minute, where's my line?
And they always write, stumbled for his license, couldn't find it, had a hard time, because most people have never thought about this.
Okay?
That's all.
So just do yourself that little favor.
Next, I want you to be the most polite person.
Do not ask the police officer why you were pulled over.
Don't.
It's not gonna help.
Officer, yes.
Why'd you pull me over?
Alright, you got me.
Alright.
Alright.
You got me.
Have a nice day.
Damn it!
He asked me why I pulled him over.
Damn it!
No.
Let the officer don't do any talking.
Comply.
License and registration.
Yes, sir.
Yes, ma 'am.
I'm stopping you because you're here.
Yes, sir.
You could even say, I'm sorry, which I think is kind of weird.
I'm sorry.
You were going 45. Yes, sir.
That's it.
Don't get into any kind of discussion, especially if you've been drinking.
Because this guy is going to say, hey, I think we've got a DUI here.
I don't know if I want to let somebody drive home.
This guy could be more bomb than I think.
I don't want him killing somebody and they say, who was the jerk who let this guy go hard, dude?
I'm telling you, you have no idea how many people get into trouble, how people escalate non-DUIs into DUIs.
Or DEWEEs, as they're called, which I hate that name.
In any event.
And that's it.
Thank you, sir.
The officer does not really care.
He might give you a break.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to give you under this so it won't go on your points, or I'm going to give you an infraction that doesn't go on your points instead.
They do it in Jersey all the time.
For example, if you're driving, they'll say, well, you know, for example, I'm going to give you that.
Most people have, this is the stupidest law.
In New Jersey, there's a law that says any part of your license tag that is obscured in any way by a frame is against the law.
Even though I can read exactly New York, New Jersey, but if a little bit of it...
They even have a rule that says you can't hang anything from your rearview mirror.
What about a handicaps thing, whatever it is?
They mandate that you do that.
Anyway, don't worry about it.
But don't be an arse.
Don't be.
Watch these videos of how people will turn...
You can't do that!
I don't have to listen to you.
I'm recording you.
That's my favorite.
Put the thing down!
What are you recording?
He's recording you!
That's the thing you got.
Your video ain't gonna work.
It's his or her video.
And you being a complete arse is not going to help you.
Put your video down.
Number two, do not ask for a supervisor.
Where did this law come from?
Can I see your supervisor?
No!
All right.
Sergeant Muldoon, would you go ahead and place him?
Okay, yes ma 'am, I'm Sergeant Muldoon.
I want to see your supervisor.
What?
Okay.
Lieutenant Harrington, yes.
This is Muldoon.
She wants to see my supervisor.
Okay.
Then Harrington shows up.
Yes, Lieutenant.
I want to see your...
I mean, this is stupid.
Where do this...
And if you watch videos, they always say, I want to see your supervisor.
Don't ask for a supervisor.
Cooperate!
You can beat the rap.
But you can't beat the ride.
They're not going to undo your ticket because you've asked for a supervisor.
I don't know where this comes from.
Now listen to this story.
This is the one I love.
Arrogant, stupid, stupid.
Upstate DA refuses to stop for speeding.
Monroe County, I think it's Rochester.
An upstate New York district attorney refused to stop for cops when she was caught speeding.
That's fleeing and eluding.
That's a criminal case.
Fleeing and eluding.
Pull over.
That's a criminal case.
In a lot of cases, it might be at your station and you're fleeing and or attempting to elude a police officer.
And instead drove back to her house and called the police chief to complain that some a-hole officer who pursued her home It's bothering her.
And we've got the body cam of this officer who is perfect.
I'm surprised his name isn't Rusty.
And they've got that upstate New York kind of sound.
Rochester.
Let me tell you something.
You can think of New York.
You can think of New York City.
Upstate, near Buffalo, Binghamton, whatever it is.
These are just regular.
God-fearing Trump country.
Anyway, so Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Dorley, soon to be ex-DA, admitted she was driving 55 in a 35 zone on Monday on Phillips Road in Webster, less than a half a mile from her neighborhood.
And by the way, this is according to WHAM.
All right.
Quote, once I realized that the intention of the police car was to pull me over, I called the Webster police chief to inform him that I am not a threat and I would speak to the officer at my home, which is complete nonsense.
I'm going to put this little thing up here.
This is the wham report.
They just let her have it.
Let me just give you the story.
It's so wonderful.
Please follow along with it.
Read this at your own leisure.
I'm going to put it inside.
There's a little box here.
Wait until you see the story.
Let's see what she does, shall we?
Let's break this one down.
This is really good.
Let's see.
Now we're going to show this.
I'm going to make sure we see this.
Put this right here.
Good, good, good.
I'm going to make this a little smaller so we can look at this.
And I want you to just watch this.
Now this, remember, all she has to do is just...
She could turn this into the biggest thing ever.
She could say to the world, now I'm going to show you, ladies and gentlemen, if you're pulled over, I don't care who you are, but when you're in Monroe County, you better abide by those rules.
I did it and you could do it.
And I'm going to...
Demand that I go to traffic school and learn.
I mean, she could turn this into this.
What a gal!
But oh, no, no.
Not this genius.
No, of course not.
No, she's not going to do it.
No, because, see, she is special.
Because this DA, this DA, Sandra Dorley.
D-O-O-R-L-E-Y.
Oh, my God.
She...
Let's just get down to this.
And this goes back to how I hate arrogance.
And listen to the genius of this police officer.
Sorry, I'm the DA.
I was going 55, coming home from work.
55 and a 35. All right, I'm the DA.
I'm the DA.
And you hear that rat?
This guy sounds like he's 10 years old.
His name is Rusty.
He's so nice.
He's this cop.
He's trying to say 55 and 35. And they could have gotten her again for, I don't know what the New York particular statute is, but fleeing and eluding, every state's got something like that.
I don't really care.
I don't really care.
Do you hear that?
I don't care.
I'm Sandra Dorley, XDA.
Can you please come over here?
This is on a traffic stop, ma 'am.
Yes, it is.
You can call Dennis Kohlmeyer right now.
Okay, I'm telling you why I stopped you.
She's calling the police chief.
She's called.
I'm gonna show you.
I'm gonna show you, buddy.
Didn't stop at all.
Did you not hear my lights or sirens or anything?
No, I didn't actually.
I was on the phone.
Okay.
She's on the phone!
You're not supposed to be on the phone!
Right there, flinging, eluding, speeding, and on the phone.
Beautiful!
Because she's Sandra Dorley.
XDA.
You're not supposed to be on the phone while you're driving either.
Yes, I am.
With the hands free, absolutely.
Okay.
It's free.
You got this behind you.
How many times have you said?
Anyway, so what I should base the chicken.
Oh my God, there's a car.
Is that what that siren is?
I thought that was the music.
Oh, please.
You're so upset at me.
I'm doing my job.
You just admitted to me that you were going 55 in a 35. I'm Philip Theroux.
Leave me alone.
I'm better than you.
Listen to what she says later on.
I'm tired of dealing with all the murders.
Oh, she's had such a bad day.
Dealing with the murders in Rochester.
Officer Christopher Foley.
Can you stay over here, ma 'am?
No, I'm not staying over here.
That's obstructing or opposing a police officer.
Failing to abide by the lawful command, you are being detained.
Not you're in custody.
You are being detained.
You must follow the rational legal rules.
Stand here.
Put your phone down.
He could have told her, get off the phone.
That could be a threat.
Did you ever see a phone?
Look how hard it is.
If I hit you in the head with that thing, you think I'm kidding?
You think I'm kidding?
He can tell her to put the phone down, turn around, and if this were anybody else, I guarantee you she'd be on her ass being cuffed.
And I don't want to get into the racial parts, but believe me, we see them all the time.
And white and black is not just mine, but I've seen this before.
Go just spend some time on YouTube.
Anyway.
No traffic stops.
Do you have your ID?
No, it's in my purse.
You have your purse right there.
No, this is my lunch.
Would you talk to Dennis?
Talk to Dennis.
We never really find out.
Just give you a heads up.
We don't really find out we're talking to Dennis.
We don't want to talk to Dennis.
What did Dennis say?
Dennis was like, I'm not going to talk to Dennis.
Check this baby out.
Hello, sir.
Go away.
Good.
Ma 'am, can you please stay at the back?
Ma 'am, this is legal traffic.
How many times has he asked her so far?
How many count?
One, two, three counts of that maybe?
Three counts?
So speeding, fleeing and eluding, obstructing or opposing a police officer, talking on a phone.
Well, hands free, forget that one.
And basically refusing to follow.
That's kind of obstruction as well.
Not standing there.
Remember, this is like Terry stop stuff.
You are in custody.
You are being detained.
Do what I say.
You're not under arrest yet.
Stop.
Can you please stay over here?
No.
Hey, baby, get your little guy out of here!
Sir, I stopped her for going 55 and a 35 on Phillips Road.
On Phillips Road.
And she failed to stop.
It's on Phillips Road.
What the hell's the matter with you?
It's on Phillips Road.
It's Phillips Road, for Christ's sake.
Oh, Phillips Road.
Come on!
It's Phillips Road.
Pete, why did you say so?
Let her go there, Todd.
Stop.
She drove all the way back home and parked in her garage.
And now she's not, she's not complaining with any of my commands.
Ma 'am, do not go inside!
Oh my God!
Can you believe if her name, I'm sorry, but if this were you or me, you would, you would see, and in Rochester, I'm not saying there, but you would see more people, if she, if he does a 10 whatever, officer needs assistance, I guarantee you, your ass would be on the ground.
You'd be eating pavement.
Yep.
Yep.
Alright.
Ma 'am, come outside.
You can't just go inside.
This is a traffic stop.
Here's your phone back.
I understand the law better than you.
953.
Can you have a supervisor come to the scene?
No.
Here we go.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Did you?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Please, I'm sorry.
If there's any kids, send them out of the room.
This is real life, baby.
This is real life.
I'm not making this up.
This isn't Crackhead Barney, okay?
This isn't Piers Morgan.
No, no.
This is serious stuff.
Listen to this.
You can't just go inside.
This is a traffic stop.
Here's your phone back.
I understand the law better than you.
953.
Can you have a supervisor come to the scene?
No.
Get out of my fucking house.
Get out of my effing house.
Can you?
This is the district attorney!
I don't know why you're acting like this towards me.
I don't know why you're acting.
I love that.
Can you imagine a jury watching this?
They're going to have a little sparky come in here with his little red hair.
Maybe he's got freckles.
He'll say, oh, this poor guy.
He's such a gentleman.
He's just trying to do his job.
And you're cussing at me?
You're not listening to me?
Can you please go to the back of the vehicle?
I'm not going to.
I'm home.
I was going.
I was, okay, 55. I don't care if you got home.
You were supposed to stop at Phillips Road when I pulled you.
Phillips Road!
Wait a minute.
Why did you suss?
I had a hat company.
Slowly I turned.
It's Phillips Road?
Come on, man.
Go over.
When my lights were initiated.
I didn't know you were stopping me.
There was lots of other people on the road.
I didn't know you were stopping me just because you're behind me going, boo, boo.
I wonder if he's...
Could it be me?
You want to go around here?
Let me pull over.
Oh, he's behind me.
Maybe it's the other people.
Maybe he's using me as a shield.
Maybe he's hiding.
Maybe he's hiding.
I was right behind you.
Yeah, there are other people on the road too.
Okay, I was directly behind you.
I'm not dealing with you right now.
By the way, don't you love the way this perfect sound normally is...
But the acoustics of the garage, you can hear the exasperation, you can hear the...
Oh, it's gorgeous.
Step over here.
I'm not going to.
What is the reason you're so against what I'm doing?
I'm doing my job.
You say you're a DA?
I am VDA.
I am V...
I'm not ADA.
ADA is an assistant.
This is called Fannie Willis, baby.
Fannie Willis Syndrome.
Do you know who I am?
Okay, let me get you my badge.
I am VDA of Monroe County.
Let me give you my badge.
I am VDA, punk.
Who do you think you are, Joe Friday?
I'm Sandra Dorley, ex...
The soon-to-be ex-DA.
I just don't understand the hostility towards me.
I'm doing my job.
An arsehole.
A cloaca.
She just called him an anus.
Come on!
How am I being an asshole?
Isn't he great?
You can hear the pleading, the exasperation of Sparky, of Tad, or whatever his name is.
He's doing...
Oh, I love this.
Oh, let me do the closing.
Please let me do this.
Ladies and gentlemen, he is not.
She is not refusing him.
She's refusing you!
A woman who was sworn to uphold not only this, but he's going to do it.
He's going to do it.
The Constitution.
The Constitution.
And I think you know what you need to do when you go back into that jury room.
Send a message, which is mistrial worthy.
Send a message.
How would you feel, mistrial?
I am VDA of Monroe County.
I understand that, but that doesn't give you a right to go 55 in a 35. And you even admitted to me that you went 50. I understand that, ma 'am.
I don't really care.
I understand that.
You know what?
If you give me a traffic ticket, that's fine.
I'm the one who prosecutes it, okay?
Just go ahead and do it.
Go ahead.
I just don't understand that.
Go ahead.
Give me the ticket.
I'm the one who prosecutes it, meaning I'm going to tear it up.
I'm going to tear it up.
I'm going to wipe something with it.
It doesn't matter.
Go ahead.
I'm the DA, you punk.
Fannie Willis in Rochester County.
Hostility.
I understand you're coming home from work.
And half the time I was on the phone with Dennis telling him, why are you pulling me over?
You're not even supposed to be on the phone to begin with.
You should know that.
Oh, oh, oh, I'm hands-free?
Absolutely.
You should know the law.
Okay.
If it is hands-free, that's great.
But at the end of the day, you're going 55 in a 35. That's 20 miles over the speed limit.
Okay.
Take the...
Anyway.
Now, don't you just...
Doesn't your blood just boil?
Jack says, get out the stun gun.
Oh, I would have.
Oh, let her have it.
I'm sorry, hit it again.
Little pressure point, submission point.
Oh, she would have been treated like all those people in Walmart.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
If she had been somebody else, I don't want to go there.
I don't want to go there.
But if she had been a little bit different.
You've got to read this.
I've got to read this story, this statement she made.
Oh, I love this statement she made.
Well, here's the statement.
On Monday, April the 22nd, this is Sandra Durley, soon to be ex-DA.
On Monday, April 22nd, 2024, I was driving home following a busy day at work.
I admit that I was not paying attention to my speed on Phillips Road.
In the town of Webster.
Less than a half a mile from my neighborhood.
They always do that.
You know, I was almost there.
They do this all the time.
Okay, I might have been drunk with a.96 BAC, but I was, you know.
Less than a half a mile.
I noticed a Webster police car behind me.
Once I realized that the intention of the car was to pull me over, I called the Webster police chief to inform him that I was not a threat and that I would speak to the officer at my house down the street.
That's not what she was doing.
That's bullshit.
The Webster police officer followed me to my house.
Yes, because you were fleeing and eluding and issued me a speeding ticket for my speed of 55 and 35. I acknowledged that I was speeding and accepted the ticket.
When did she accept it?
By the way, there must be some other great stuff here that we're not seeing.
By 1 p.m. the following day, I pled guilty and sent the ticket to the Webster Town Court because I believe in accepting responsibility for my actions and had no intention of using my position to receive a benefit.
I'm the DA.
I don't think you said this.
She said something like...
I deal with...
I deal with...
Oh, God.
Murders.
I'm so busy dealing with murders.
And how dare you?
Not to mention I'm on Phillips Road.
Okay?
I mean, come on.
Please.
And I believe in accepting responsibility for my actions and had no intention of using my position to receive a benefit.
No, I'm on the phone.
Here, Dennis.
Yeah, talk to him.
No.
No intention.
No, I'm on the phone with the police chief.
Just talk to this guy.
Okay?
I'm not a threat.
Dennis, would you make this go away?
I'm the DA.
I'm the DA.
I'm going to show you my badge.
Nobody, including your district attorney, ex-district attorney, is above the rule of law.
Every traffic, even traffic laws.
Anybody who knows me understands without a doubt that I have dedicated my entire 33-year career to the safety of this community.
My work to ensure the safety and respect of law enforcement is well proven and proven time and time again.
I stand by my work and stand by my commitment to the public safety of Monroe County.
She is so done.
She is so toast.
She is so through.
And she is so...
Arrogant and stupid.
Stupid.
This enrages me.
Has this happened to you before?
First, oftentimes, we always, you know, some officers are just absolute jerks.
I would love to know more.
I would love to talk to this guy.
Well, he better be careful, too.
Let it go.
Let it go.
Don't talk to anybody there, Sparky.
Don't do it.
Don't get yourself in the position where you're going to say, well, I'm going to, you know.
Tommy Mayer, by the way.
Thank you, Tommy.
Sorry, did not see you before.
Thank you, sir.
This is the essence of what How do I say this?
This is the essence of this two-tiered series system of justice.
For example, what Joe Biden does with his son.
You've got Donald Trump charged with, we still don't know what.
Harvey Weinstein.
I know nobody likes Harvey Weinstein, but he was railroaded beyond anything anybody could even imagine.
This is the most incredible.
We live in a two-tiered system.
Hunter Biden having Secret Service agents pay for hookers, crack, meth, coke in the White House, guns, bribery.
Political influencing, this corrupt, rocketeer Biden organization.
And we're told, basically, shut up!
Shut up!
Don't you understand this?
Shut up!
This is the thing which...
We are a system of laws and not men and or women or even they.
We're also in a world right now where, and I know nobody cares about this, where the freedom of speech is being crushed at college campuses.
And I know we don't like these people.
I know they are so arrogant.
Did you see this Breitbart reporter went to UCLA and they were basically...
Telling him, you can't walk around because you have to get press credentials.
Excuse me, who are you?
And you have to wear a mask.
Have to wear a mask.
And they were throwing blankets on him that, depending upon, it wouldn't be in New York, but sometimes that's certainly battery, that's obstruction.
That's a violation of his civil rights to be a journalist.
Nobody's going to pursue that.
These people are punks, but they've got a right to protest.
They don't have a right to be an idiot.
I'm sick and tired of laws being looked at the other way.
Well, this is okay, but this one isn't.
This is okay.
Well, it's okay what Hunter did, but not for Trump.
Well, it's okay.
And this, Eric, and by the way, this goes on every single time.
I gotta also tell you something.
I cannot just spend some time going through Some of the videos.
And let me tell you, the greatest thing is the body camera that police officers wear.
It's the greatest thing in the world.
It's the greatest thing in the world.
It is wonderful.
Wonderful.
Absolutely the most wonderful.
It's just...
Because at first I thought, this is going to impede them.
They're not going to be able to do their job.
Oh, no!
Oh, and you get to see what asshole these people are.
And this notion of, I get to film you.
You can't believe the arrogance.
And you can't believe the entitlement of these punk...
Kids who call for their mommy and they think, you can't get your hands off me.
They have no idea of basic right.
Yes, the police officer can put his hands on you.
Yes, if you're in custody, if you're not following orders.
There are these rules.
Let me explain a few things to you.
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I was ready to spring into action.
I had some ideas about what I was going to talk about.
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All right, my friends.
Now, before we get to the bottom of this, I want to ask a favor of you.
A very important favor, and I mean this sincerely.
We need...
I'll make it very simple.
I need a minimum, a minimum, a minimum of 12 new subscribers to Mrs. L on YouTube.
For her to make our goal today.
Here is her link.
I need 12. For reasons, and I do not understand this, for reasons that, and I've seen it, there is something, we are cracking this algorithm.
Somebody's got something out for people who want to stop child predation.
I know that sounds crazy.
I don't understand it.
Maybe you have to be these other folks who use the word pedo every five seconds.
I don't know what the story is.
But this is the link right here.
I want you to go to Lynn's Warriors on YouTube.
I need your new subscription.
We need 12. I need 112.
But it's important that we get this message out.
She has got more.
The other night, we were at this wonderful place called Mutton Town, speaking to business groups.
She's doing this.
Totally, absolutely, 100%.
This is on our dime, driving out there, doing this stuff, which is fine, which is the part.
This is Lynn's Warriors.
Going to Albany, going to Washington, just spending every moment of our day trying to save children.
I know that sounds hokey, but it's true.
So I need it.
I need it.
I ask you of this.
Thank you for this.
It means the world to me and to us.
Now, let me explain something a couple of things to you, a couple of times, a couple of points.
Raul says, when stopped by a cop, I say, how may I help?
Absolutely!
Absolutely, Raul, you're smart!
You're smart!
Look, most people never really deal with police, but when you do, just...
Nobody's ever argued their way out of a ticket.
It doesn't work like that.
I don't know why people do this.
Now, there was a case in 1968, Terry against Ohio.
This was a big case called the Terry Stop.
Stop and Frisk.
Stop, Detain and Frisk.
There's all these different names to it.
And if a police officer has reasonable suspicion, not probable cause, Not probable cause.
Below that.
Probable cause, like he probably did, is below that.
To believe that a crime is being committed, has been committed, or is about to be committed, he can stop you for a brief custodial detention to ask you questions.
Now, at this point, cops have to be able to Well, what was the crime?
And sometimes police officers will say, based upon my experience, well, it was 3 o 'clock in the morning, all the stores were closed, and this guy kept going back and forth in front of a door, and he's looking around like this, and he looked rather for, that sounds good to me!
What would you like me to do?
They don't have to spell it out.
Well, he was about to break the glass with a crowbar when I moved on in.
No, it doesn't work like that.
So did you have a reasonable suspicion?
Yes!
Yes!
Now, once he stops you, or she stops you, in order to ensure, in order to, Sherry says, Lionel, you are so or sue funny.
Thank you.
Funny with the truth.
And I thank you for that very much, Jerry.
I mean that.
And I like your picture there.
I like that.
Very good.
Now, when an officer is there, an officer can conduct a brief exterior pat-down to make sure you are not carrying weapons.
Officer can't search.
What is this?
It's pat down.
And if the officer finds something that gives them reasonable probable cause to search, and they always have to say things like, there was a weapon.
It was long, hard, metallic, whatever.
You see what I'm saying?
Whatever it was.
And it's really long and hard, and you always have to hear this.
There was a handle on it.
I could feel the stock.
I could feel what appeared to be the sight.
And based upon my experience, I had reasonable belief.
I believe it was a firearm, so I reached into his pants and pulled out, and it was a firearm!
And then I arrested him for carrying a concealed firearm weapon, whatever it is.
But it starts off like this.
One time we had, this was one of the funniest ones ever, I was defending a case, and it was a good cop, and he figured, I don't really care.
He went in and he took, the guy had a bunch of bags of something, heroin or coke, whatever the hell it was, I have no idea.
But he reaches in, and I said, no, officer, what was your belief that made you think this was a weapon?
He described plastic powder, plasticine.
And I'm very familiar with how drugs are.
Yes, officer, excuse me.
Yes, I understand that.
But why did you think this was a weapon?
What kind of weapon do you believe this was, officer?
What kind of weapon do you believe it was, officer?
What kind of weapon?
And he said, well, it could have been poison powder, some kind of like a powder that would be thrown.
The judge said, oh, come on!
And he said, now, did the officer break the law?
Yes.
Was that verboten?
Yes.
But, you know, but we won.
The officer suppressed it and the court suppressed it.
But that's the way that goes.
Give these people a break.
Here's my thing about Cops.
To me, a cop is this big, scary dog.
You know when a big, scary dog comes up to you, you know what you do?
Nothing.
You don't do anything to antagonize the big, scary dog.
You don't do anything to incite the big, scary dog.
You don't do anything to incite the big, scary dog.
You don't.
You don't.
You don't do this.
You leave the dog alone.
You leave the dog alone.
They're scary and they bite.
And if you don't make any quick movements, they're most apt and prone to leave you alone.
They'll go the other way.
And there is an arrogance.
There is a complete and total destruction of the sanctity of law and order.
Spend some time.
Now, I don't know.
We've never had YouTube and body vests.
The people who...
By the way, the most dangerous position for you to be in It's at the end of a high-speed chase.
Body cameras have saved lives.
Because we have seen cases, and I have seen cases, where police have gone after somebody in a high-speed chase who was flying through neighborhoods, running stop signs, could have killed a kid.
And when they find this person, it's funny what a maglite, I mean, they wailed on him.
Now, is that wrong?
Yes.
Is it understandable?
Yes.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
There is a case, people say, why do you have to cuff behind?
There was a case years ago of a police officer in Tampa.
Great guy.
And there used to be these Handcuff keys.
Now, have you seen this new handcuff key with this long, kind of a special little screw?
Anyway, this guy had, he was, coughed in the front, out of courtesy, and he had around his neck a handcuff key.
And he got out, reached over, grabbed the gun, and killed the police officer.
Beastie Blast says, running into police in EU, a whole different story.
I would imagine maybe they are more polite.
I don't know.
I don't know what a different story is, but thank you for that.
I've got no beef.
I leave them alone.
I leave them alone.
One time we were I was on 11th Avenue crossing 42nd Street and this cop was the biggest.
Yes, sir.
I am not going to...
You know why?
I use my head.
I'm not a genius.
This guy's got a gun.
This guy...
Why am I going to bother with him?
I'm never going to see him again.
Just like road rage.
No!
He could have a gun.
I could have a gun.
I mean, I don't.
I don't understand why they do that.
You should see when they catch people at Walmart.
Just watch this.
And they stop these people outside.
And the next thing you know, they're eating the pavement.
You should see the ones that say, entitled kids.
I'm calling my mom.
Where's my phone?
Where's my phone?
And they're in the back of a car seat and they're hitting their head against this bulletproof glass or plastic and they're going to kill themselves.
And you wonder, what in the hell is the matter with these people?
What in the hell?
What are they doing?
Dear God!
And they're regular kids in their lives and forever.
They're on YouTube forever acting crazy, crying, I want my mommy!
You can't believe it?
And drunks?
Let me tell you something.
God bless police officers for doing this job.
I know, I know, I know.
Believe me, there's a lot of problems.
Number one, I think a lot of these people are out of shape.
I don't want to say DEI.
Okay.
Remember Reno 911?
But if I see some woman who is about 100 pounds overweight with fingernails and Cardi B lashes with a hat on her phone the whole time, I'm thinking myself, you're kidding me.
She passed the physical test?
What is the physical test?
She can't run a block, a half a block.
I'm sorry, but I'm looking at this and thinking, this cannot be, this cannot, she's not paying attention.
You're a cop.
You're supposed to be paying attention.
I don't understand this.
I don't understand it.
I don't understand our country, law and order.
People coming in, people coming in, stealing stuff and running out, I would say, how much does it cost?
We will pay an off-duty police officer to stand at the door.
If I'm CVS, I don't know if they had to deal with the insurance companies or if they just looked the other way.
But all of a sudden, people are running out the door and they say, well, what are you going to do?
If I took a police officer right there, not some...
They've got this guy in a CVS store.
This guy, he's a kid.
He's like a...
He's like a...
I don't know what the word is, but he's like a...
He's like a punk.
And he's sitting there with his shirt on.
He's got security.
And he's got the thing in his hair.
And he's not picking security.
What are you doing?
Why are you doing this?
Why are you doing this?
Could somebody please explain this to me?
Why are you acting like this?
Why don't we stop these people?
There's a lot of great police officers.
They used to park.
They used to have a police officer who would park in front of a CVS with a light on.
I don't know if that even means anything.
Have somebody at the front door.
Costco.
To go in, you've got to go through one door.
You've got to show a receipt.
Now, granted, you might be able to run out.
You've got to go through so many.
And I'm thinking to myself, is this because they're making a fortune on the insurance?
Let them go.
How much did they take?
$50?
You mean $250.
Now, I'm not accusing CVS or Walgreens or anybody of anything, but I don't understand.
Don't you want to stop shrinkage?
There are a lot of good people who are saying, I need some overtime work.
I'll stand there in my uniform and my gun.
I'll stand there.
You're not going to have somebody running out past me.
You're just not going to happen.
There's no security.
There's no law.
Nobody cares about anything.
Nobody cares about anything.
Do you hear what I'm saying?
Nobody cares about anything.
And it's contagious.
And social media posts this.
And I guarantee you, instead of people saying, oh, we have to learn from our lesson from this doorly, this ex.
You know, DA from Monroe County.
Oh no, there's going to be more of them!
How about these lunatics on planes?
I don't know about you, but I don't even, whenever I'm on a plane, which I hate, I hate travel like you don't, you can't understand.
I have a, I think it's a phobia.
I hate airports.
I hate the process.
I hate the people.
I hate the plane.
I just gotta get off this damn thing.
I hate it.
And when I'm there, I say, okay, here I am.
And I'm always asking, what about this trip, other than seeing somebody, but what about this trip is worth the bullshit that I have to go through?
What?
What about this trip?
Anything?
No.
Is there anything about this trip?
No.
No.
Is there anything about this trip that makes it worthwhile?
I'm thinking to myself, yeah, this is great.
Boy, that was worth the profit going through the TSA.
No.
But I guarantee you, when I'm on that plane, I'm not seeing anything.
How are you?
Because people get thrown off.
And some of these people love it.
And they call the police and they let everybody off of the plane and they will drag your ass off of the plane.
Remember that poor Chinese, it was an Asian man, they like dragged him out.
He was like unconscious and his head was hitting this, I don't know how many millions he got from this.
I don't understand it.
I don't know when civility, I don't know when civility, where we lost it.
I don't understand it.
I don't understand it.
I was in CVS.
I just happened to say this.
We were in Mrs. L and I. And I was in this row.
And there were these two kids, I guess they were off of school.
And they had balls, you know, like rubber ball.
And they're playing and kicking them like they're outside.
And I wanted to, but I can't because I'm thinking, no, it's not worth it.
It's not my turn.
But I want to sit there and say, are you out of your mind?
I'd love to sit there and say, what farm are you from?
What planet are you from?
You're kicking a ball back and forth and screaming and yelling in a store, bothering everybody else.
I'm going to give you another one too.
And you're going to think, okay, he's lost his mind.
I know that.
And I recognize that.
I know that.
I know I'm from a different planet.
I'm from a different planet.
I recognize this.
I understand it.
I understand I'm from another place.
How are we doing all those numbers there, honey?
Well, I think we should look at it now.
Why don't you take a good look at it right now?
There we go.
We're going to do this.
Mrs. L, Lynn's Warriors.
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I'm telling you.
I'm telling you.
And...
Okay.
Now...
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Now how do I say this?
How do I say this in a way that won't be taken the wrong way?
How can I say this in a way where people will not misunderstand what I'm saying?
Let me see if I can do this.
Yep, buddy.
First.
First.
There are people who are from planets.
Strata, neighborhoods, demographics, worlds, civilizations, cities, areas.
Some people, some, some are below animal.
The animal that we think of, dogs, cats, pigs, they're lovely.
Animals bring us...
I don't know about you, but I saw there was an animal video of these little ducks and they're all sleeping together with the pigs.
Animals are great!
We always use the term, he's an animal.
Animals are wonderful.
Animals leave you alone.
Animals believe in family.
We have people today who, for reasons, from all different demographics that are fueled by No family structure, mental illness, inbreeding, an environment where breaking the law means nothing.
When you live in a world when you see, well, it's my cousin Jerry.
Jerry, how many times have you been arrested?
Eight?
Eight?
Convicted?
Convicted once?
Misdemeanor once?
Well, you know, Tyrone is over here.
Uh, Angelo's in prison.
Uh, we got all the, we have all these people, all these folks.
We have, uh, all these, uh, folks and they're not here.
And, uh, Gwendolyn, oh, she's, she's been arrested six or seven times.
Larry's been, if, if you live in a world where everybody's going to prison, everybody's on probation, everybody's, it means nothing to you.
I remember one time we had a, we had a, a relative.
Who was arrested.
Don't ask me why she had a gun.
She...
At the airport.
She got arrested.
She forgot she had the gun.
This was the old days before 9-11.
I mean, people treated her like Dillinger.
Did you hear about it?
She got arrested.
What?
She brought a gun.
What?
It was like the talk of the town.
Well, you know, she got arrested.
Nobody.
I don't think...
I mean, we might have a DUI or something somewhere, but nobody gets arrested.
My family, and this is not, I mean, with all due respect to my family, then many of them are dead or gone or whatever.
But if you live in a world where everybody goes to jail, everybody's arrested.
When you live in a world where you say, okay, let me see.
This guy, who's your father?
I don't know.
Who's your father?
I don't know.
Who's your father?
Now, nobody wants to hear this.
Remember the old joke?
What is it?
What's his name?
Larry.
What's his name?
Larry.
All your kids are named Larry?
Yes.
Well, what if you want to call one this Larry versus that Larry?
What do you call him?
He says, I call him by his last name.
Now, you talk about this and you go, oh, don't do this.
No, I'm talking about this.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan talked about this decaying, absolutely decaying family structure.
And I'm not talking about having to be the Worthingtons in Newport.
By the way, the rich families are the worst.
The worst.
Let me ask you something.
Do you see anything great about the Kennedys, especially when you have a million of them?
You never hear the story about the Kennedy family, the Bobby Kennedy family at Hickory Hill.
There's like 9,000 of them.
They were like running all over the place.
No, no, no.
This business is about, oh, they're all great.
No, no, no, no, no.
There are fine families who don't have a lot of money, but they have something.
They have this sense of, I don't know what.
More than just a father, because there's a lot of places with fathers where the family is in destruction.
There's something different.
There's this respect.
A lot of it is just innate.
Some of it's taught.
Some of it's whatever it is.
But we are breeding vermin, vile hominids, insects, larvae, the most vile and horrid human beings anybody has ever.
Watch YouTube.
They have no concept of the idea of no.
They look at a police officer and they say, you can't tell me this because they have this idea that, no, you don't understand.
The Constitution tells me, this blows my mind.
I don't have to answer your question.
You can't do that.
You can't search that.
What?
Yes, you can.
No, you can't.
You've got to get my consent.
No, you don't.
Where have you been?
And the best part is when these people escalate this stuff, this stupid ex-DA could have said, yes, sir, officer.
I'm sorry for your inconvenience.
Thank you.
And by the way, may I have your name, please?
Yes, because I'm going to write a letter thanking you for your courtesy and your professionalism.
Thank you very much.
Thank you, sir.
No, you don't have to do this.
No, no, no, I'm going to do this.
He was, you were terrific.
Thank you.
Well, thank you.
It was the last time anybody ever said thank you for her.
No, this is if you're a politician.
She's a politician.
But no, if she can do it, if Sandra can do it in Rochester, this is why there are people who live in this world of this absolute lunacy on planes and at Walmarts and it's just...
But listen to what I'm saying.
Why would anybody care about the law when look what they're doing to Donald Trump?
And look what they're doing to Harvey Weinstein.
Let me tell you something.
This criminal justice system is a joke.
They're going to go after you.
They're going to get Donald Trump no matter what they do.
Once they target you, that's it.
You're it.
We tag you.
You're it.
Why don't we...
Do you ever hear about the Malia-Obama connection with Harvey Weinstein?
No.
No.
Remember when all this stuff happened?
Somebody was making a good point here.
It all started under Obama with Blagojevich and when they started to go after politicians.
Not because...
In essence of the fact that they committed a crime, but who they were.
*throwing*
Watch this case.
We're going to follow up on Sandra.
I hate, I despise preferential treatment.
I despise when people think that they can somehow skirt the law.
That they don't have to pay attention to things anymore.
It drives me crazy.
When people think they're better than you.
There is nothing in my life, and I meet them now, who think not only that they're better than me or better than you, but they think they're better than anybody.
And I swear to you, my blood boils.
I don't ask much from people in my society.
Just don't be a jerk.
That's it.
That's it.
I can't do much about incompetence.
I can't do much about this.
But I can do this.
When it comes to the police, okay, when it comes to them right now, leave them alone.
Because in the event you need them.
Oh, you want to defund them?
Oh, you want to defund them?
Okay.
See, with the City Council of New York now wants to have police protection, they want to defund them one message.
Oh, oh.
I wish there would be a code, a code, that says if you hear this code, you know, if somebody says, for example, x-ray, foxtrot, that means city council.
Take the long way to get there.
Okay.
Take your time.
You're in no hurry.
They want to defund you.
If you pull over anybody who's a city councilman, let them have it.
Go after everything.
Go do a vehicle check.
Listen to the sound of their engine.
I mean, make them pay.
Absolutely.
You want to defund me?
Okay.
Alright.
Law and order is going to be the end of this country.
The law and order, the fact that we do not have not only this, but a respect.
And as wonderful as YouTube and others are, it inadvertently promotes.
It's the weirdest thing.
When people start acting in a way it inspires more people to act differently.
Let me leave you with one thing.
Watch the way people treat servers.
Watch the way people treat If you go to a restaurant, we were at a beautiful day yesterday.
The poor guy is busting his ass doing everything.
I'm not going to make a big stink out of it.
It's not his fault.
It's the people who don't hire enough people.
When you see somebody, they don't even say thank you to the server.
Thank you.
It drives me crazy.
It shows you the arrogance when they just look down on people.
You're just a server.
No!
Never mess with somebody who's bringing your food.
My friend who was in the restaurant business says, you know, don't forget, you can hide a lot of stuff in a cream sauce.
That's all I'm going to say.
Alright, my friend, so thank you.
So please follow Mrs. L at Lynn's Warriors.
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The duty, the job, what she is doing is without peer.
I'm telling you.
This is the link.
One more time.
Click on this link and it goes right to the subscription page.
Right there.
She's on the phone constantly, constantly arranging what they're doing in Albany.
Getting people and her show.
We have the hardest time explaining to people.
Listen to me.
This thing evolves.
If you have kids and I'm a predator, I'm going to go after your kid through their phone.
I'm not going to drive a white van.
I'm going to go and get your kid through their phone.
And you can think you're the greatest parent in the world, and that's great.
I'm going to get your kid through their phone.
I know exactly how to do it.
Do you know the number of sextortion cases that are going?
People have no...
Not my kid.
Oh, I love that one.
I love this.
People have to realize that you can't be friends with your kid.
I tell my kid.
Oh, that's the one right there.
That's the one I'm going to target.
Oh, yeah.
So do you have a daughter?
I sure do.
You ever look at her phone?
What?
Do you ever look at her phone?
How many friends does she have?
What is her main thing?
Is it TikTok?
What?
You don't know, do you?
No.
And Snapchat, that's easy.
Now it's called Snap.
Snapchat.
You see, that doesn't...
Those don't last.
What was that?
Yeah, those things, they don't last.
You know, if you take a picture, they don't last.
Do you believe that?
You know all the stuff on porn sites from Snapchat?
Where do you think that comes from?
It's the matter with you.
What is the matter with you?
And the number of people, this blew me, my world apart.
The number of adults and women who have sent nude pictures of themselves, forget the kids, because we live in a world where people are constantly saying, please let me be pretty.
Please look at me.
Please let me be pretty.
Please let me be pretty.
Please, please let me be pretty.
You think I'm pretty?
You think I'm hot?
Am I hot?
Am I hot?
Tell me I'm hot.
Am I beautiful?
Please, please.
These are the parents.
These are the mothers!
These are the mothers!
Now, at least the dads say, hey, I can bench brother.
That's nice.
But you have no idea.
I never saw it.
There was an organization, I swear to God, I wish I could do this.
I can't do it.
I'd love to have a TV show.
I'd like to invite these people on, but they don't know why I'm inviting them.
They think that I'm asking them because of their political opinions.
And underneath them, there'll be a lower third or a chyron that they can't read.
And it will read, has spent almost a half a million dollars on plastic surgery to this day.
And they are the most hideous people you've ever...
And you'll say, what?
A half a million?
They paid for this.
They paid...
Look at this.
They look at...
This is...
This is...
You have no idea.
This is no idea.
And they all have those greasy faces because they got the face work.
What are you, sweating?
No, it's a grease.
Why do you have greasy hair?
Because I had my face tuned up and I got to keep it moisturized.
Your face looks like you stuck it in Crisco.
Well, maybe it does.
And my lips are so...
Blown up in my eyes.
It's like, no wonder kids are screwed up.
And you think this one is going to be able to impart to her daughter the idea of self-worth?
Self-worth?
Do you understand this?
So, I'm lecturing because I'm right.
I'm right.
And I don't mind telling you that.
Alright, my friends?
Okay.
That's enough on that.
I know sometimes I get carried away because I always want to make the world a better place.
I always want to make the world a better place.
And I realize I'm not able to.
But I'll do it maybe one at a time.
So anyway, dear friends, you are the greatest.
And to Beastie Blast and Sherry H and Raul Rodriguez and Tommy Mayer, thank you so much for your kindness and your love.
I'm going to follow up on this DA.
God, I hate that.
You have a wonderful day, okay?
Okay?
All right, my friends.
Lionel says we'll read, then YouTube runs ads.
I want to explain something to you.
It's called capitalism.
It's called profit.
It's called making money.
Anybody object to that?
Anybody object to that?
Anybody?
I know it's a pain in the neck.
Do you ever watch something?
Hey, we're going to watch the Turnip Channel.
What's that?
I don't know.
Hey, this is a good one.
What is this?
It's an ad.
Oh, God.
I know.
I know.
That's the way it goes.
All right, dear friends.
Have a great Bill Fabe.
Thanks to Kay Fabe.
Thank you so much.
Danny.
There's Danny.
There's Faye.
God bless you.
Kathy.
Stevie.
Andy Carmen, everybody.
Used to be with the strawberries years ago.
Jack Carpenter.
If I were a carpenter and you were my lady, would you marry me anyway?
Would you have my baby?
Okay.
Pierino.
I love that.
All right, dear friends.
Have a great and glorious time.
And don't forget, one more time, follow Mrs. L right there at Linz Warriors and Linz Warriors on YouTube.
All right.
See you later.
Have a great and glorious day.
Enjoy the day.
It's a beautiful to sunny day.
54 degrees in New York City.
Until we see you again.
See you tonight.
Remember, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
See you.
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