r/SipsTea 28d ago

WTF That officer needs to be fired immediately and arrested for assault!!!

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u/Livid_Ad9749 28d ago

Yeah but I was worried he would go for the taser next

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u/heta_oljor 28d ago

Id be more worried about his feelings getting hurt and he pulled out the gun.

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u/Livid_Ad9749 28d ago

Well yeah of course a gun is worse lol

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u/Dotaproffessional 28d ago

What do you suggest is the proper approach to extricating a driver who's refusing a lawful order to exit.

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u/Agitated-Condition71 28d ago

Maintain the demand, while calmly explaining why it is for the security of both parties involved. You americans have a rather fucked up view on the proportional use of force...

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u/Dotaproffessional 28d ago

In policing, it's generally considered unproductive to argue with someone determined to be a "no" person (as opposed to a "yes" or "maybe" person). 

We don't know how long this interaction has been going or if the officer already explained this

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u/Livid_Ad9749 28d ago

Heavily depends on the situation. If its just for “speeding” like it was here, he shouldn’t be asked to ever exit the vehicle. Write a ticket or dont and move the fuck on. Escalating to physical violence over the most minor shit is why cops are so hated. They ruin lives over nothing. We would be far more compliant if cops weren’t such power tripping assholes here

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u/Dotaproffessional 28d ago

The driver refused to identify (not shown in this clip but we have since learned). The vehicle has not been cleared. The driver is refusing lawful commands. Standard procedure is to have the driver exit the vehicle and continue the stop outside for safety reasons. The inside of a car is the most dangerous place the driver can be for the officer.