Last week, a clip went viral of a couple of police officers from the state of Georgia,
arguing with one another about who actually had jurisdiction over a traffic stop, but
it wasn't just a friendly argument.
No, these police officers really just kind win at each other in a way that really makes
you question the stability of some of these officers.
We have working a beat here in the United States.
So take a look at these two officers and they're absolutely unhinged argument threatening of
course, to arrest each other.
Here they are.
Go pull the video you get 'em on Val, you get on my traffic.
Stop again.
I will arrest you.
Yeah, I'll arrest you do it, buddy.
And we're gonna, it charges your do it.
It go.
It there's cameras at Valero and there's cameras at now for the season pulled out.
Shut you mouth.
You don't talk to me like that.
I'm not your boys.
Talk to you, boy.
You a boy.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Okay.
I'm gonna talk for in just a minute actually about, you know, how this is clearly not the
kind of people that we should have being police officers here in the United States.
But apparently there has been this big argument, right?
Between the Hwai, uh, police officers and then the county Sheriff's office over who
has jurisdiction of where apparently they've been, you know, getting on each other's turf
a little too much recently.
So their tempers are boiling over to the point again, where they're threatening to arrest
each other.
Like I'm gonna arrest you.
You can't arrest me.
I'm gonna arrest you first.
We'll arrest each other.
It'll be fun.
Um, these people are not, you know, calm, cool collected individuals.
And is this really like these couple of hot heads who, who absolutely lose their crap
on one another?
Are these the kind of people that you trust to keep you safe?
I mean, really, because that's what this comes down to in addition to obviously being very
humorous because Hey, these people are stupid.
Um, this is dangerous, right?
Like these are the kind of cops that we're gonna see on a video six months from now shooting
somebody in the back as they try to run away.
You know, this behavior is absolutely unsuitable for police officers here in the United States.
It is dangerous tempers like that, anger, these instant reactions of rage, which is
what we're seeing in that video.
That's what leads of course, to people getting shot and killed for doing absolutely nothing.
This video shows why people are afraid of police officers here in the United States.
This shows why we do not trust them fully the way we may have, you know, uh, back in
the day, these aren't your typical Andy Griffith, you know, local town, sheriff, just doing
a good job with, uh, uh, uh, Barney Fife here.
No, these are dangerous individuals with dangerous weapons and clearly dangerous tempers.
They, they gave somebody a traffic ticket, okay.
Somebody, you know, broke some kind of law, speeding, running a stop.
I don't know, cop pulled 'em over, did their job.
Then all hell breaks loose when the other cop shows up.
I mean, this should have been a case of, okay, I see you've got them.
I'm gonna drive by if you need anything I'm right here.
But you seem to have this under control.
Why, why this anger towards each other?
Like why does it really even matter?
Who's on whose turf did you stop?
'em in the city limits or not?
Because if not, then that's my, like I understand the tality of police officers, but that doesn't
mean I get it.
I understand that it exists, but it still makes absolutely no sense.
But the biggest takeaway of course, is that these hot heads we just saw in that video,
that's a dangerous behavior for somebody that carries around a deadly weapon all day long
to have, we want cops that are able to assess a situation a little bit better, or else,
as I said, we end up seeing them on other videos, doing far worse things to other people.