Attorney/Uber Driver Tutorial on DWI Checkpoints

Thanks Jesse!! We all appreciate you very much.

Can i do that in california

You were so good at not talking the cop might have thought you were mute.

The 5th amendment and its outcome in action

I would have gave him ticket for phone and light on in the car while driving lol

Hope this guy is still doing okay, would love more videos

I’ve had several attorneys tell me one thing different. They say you need to positively state that you are exercising your right to remain silent. Now the fact that you haven’t said anything at all, may make that scenario different.

Question if you recording with a phone in one hand can they get you for that ?

this guy is a human trafficker look him up he was in a operation with six other people and all of them got charged with over 330 felonies

The only time I went through a checkpoint, I had just been at a wedding and we were going to in-n-out I believe. Fortunately for me, the bar wasn't an open bar, and so I maybe had a beer and the free glass of champagne everyone got over the span for 3-4 hours. So when I got to the checkpoint and they asked if I had drank anything, I said a glass of champagne but that was over an hour ago (I may have been too poor to even buy a beer at the time lol). He just checked my eyes and waved me on.

Now I know not to say anything; I was only 22 or 23 at the time and didn't have the same impulses as I do now. But I also now have a breathalyzer, a fuel cell based one that's accurate enough for government work, so to speak. I only ever drive I've I'm below 0.04% because that's generally the limit in which most people will have very limited impairment (CDLs and other countries have 0.05% as their limit for this reason). I know technically the law and science claim any alcohol can cause impairment, but realistically, they've only studied levels about about 3%, and even then the studies are skewed towards proving impairment, rather than exploring if impairment exists at any and all levels. I've read quite a few, and one used multi-tasking to derive some results, the problem is multitasking while driving isn't just about how well you do it, it's when you do it. You don't do it on Talladega Speedway for a reason, but on an empty road at night going the speed limit, switching the radio station isn't much of an issue.

The irony is that impairment is based on the idea that people are good drivers to begin with, but many aren't. I honestly would love to be tested at different levels of inebriation while behind the wheel on a closed course mostly because I feel like I'm generally a better driver than most, mainly in terms of following most of the rules of the road. There are plenty of people who sadly would qualify as impaired drivers despite having no drug, prescription nor illegal, or alcohol impairment. And they're not just old people sadly.

Wish you made more videos. I hope one day you start posting regularly

I know you said not to be nervous but my heart was racing for you 😂

You handled that like a boss. I see officers and I get scared shitless

I feel like this is an example of "A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing". Obviously you know how it works, but probably not good advice to the average driver. I know you've dealt with bad LEO in the past, but hopefully this doesn't encourage 'Sovereign Citizens' to be bolder beyond their understanding; to make folks more suspect

Isn't it essentially a DWI checkpoint? I mean they could say you smell like alcohol or smell illegal drugs (clearly you're not under the influence).

Hello, sir, as a foreigner I have a question, do I have the same right to refuse officers unlawful requests as a foreign turist? thank you!

Nice Poker Face!! Great job!!

Great info. Video

In NC, if you have a concealed carry permit, are you required to hand them your permit and tell them you are armed at one of these?

I've always talked to the officers doing the checks sometimes I might crack a joke or they might and everything goes smoothly. Maybe it's my personality but sitting there like a bump on a log ignoring the officer just seems like it's an exercise in acting like a jerk. But to each his own. Great and informative video.

Weird that this poped up. I seen his original police stop video that went viral a few years ago. But recently it was reported that he was arrested for something along the lines of involvement in prostitution or human trafficking. It could be that he was just an Uber driver taking clients to a location in which case it sounds like retaliation for the earlier viral video.

Hey man, where have you gone? No video in 3 years? Looking forward to more, I sub’d after seeing your Uber videoing cops one. Well done.

What about in South Carolina? I live in a small city and they have them all the time. They use intimidation tactics and illegally search almost every time. I’m wondering what my rights are the next time I encounter one.

You're an attorney? Are you currently practicing? If so, what firm do you work for?

I was recommended this.

Just curious if you're alive? If not, thank you for your efforts.

Rick James music got you though!
😂😂

Where u at ?

What happened after the dog sniffing?

Nicely done

That gave me anxiety watching you stay silent 😅

Please upload more videos 👍

FTP

Driving with a phone in your hands and dome light on.

lmao all these comments "im at home and terrified" fkn soft ass world man

Yes got a warrant ext they really are called money $$$$$$$$$$$$ CHASERS & you are their 🏧 s.

Is it legal to drive in North Carolina while "operating" a phone/ filming device?

people - cops included - really hate being ignored, and as you state ignoring people is hard, you feel obliged to validate their existence, but, it's fun to watch people in authority being totally bewildered cos "they've heard it all before" but not silence. they need to feed that fire.

This is what I’ve been doin for 10 yrs now no problems what so ever, of course u get dirty looks cause your not obeying the hall monitors

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Thanks for that. Somehow we feel like we have to respond to the officer.

More proof that cops are nothing more than the governments mob.

As an Australian resident, it's quite bizarre to see the tension between police and citizens in the state

I usually only call them bums and then tell them to get a real job and quit collecting welfare checks. They usually say, "what did you say?" I reply, "Stop being a domestic terrorist."

Hey, if you or anyone else sees this I do have a question - in NC, I know that you're supposed to announce if you have a firearm concealed , show the CCW etc. Allegedly I know if the stop goes as smooth as this one it a non issue, but if the cop gets shitty and vio0late and I didnt immediately tell him Im afraid that'll in up screwing me

Does anyone have any advice how to deal with this situationn? Ihave a few ideas but rather hear it from a professional to minimize risk

Thank you

Seen this video from auto... I'm glad I seen this video!
Awesome job!

Im surprised they didn't come at you for stopping on the side of the road prior and it being "suspicious" thats what they do in upstate NY lol

You don't have to legally respond back nor roll your window further down but makes me wonder if nonresponse antagonizes the officer and exacerbates the situation because they think you've got something to hide. Yeah don't talk if you've got alcohol on your breath but wouldn't it be better to be on friendly terms if you haven't had anything to drink and just get through the checkpoint.

Just seeing how you were nervous changed my physiology. IMHO if you haven't had anything to drink, why not be friendly just to get through the checkpoint without pumping stress hormones in our own bloodstream .

Not gonna ly its easy for u.. know what I'm saying?,,,,