YO MAMA JOKE CRUSHED COPS EGO..HE GOES HANDS ON AND LOSES

Summary

In this video, the host, z Now Ninja, confronts a police officer in New York City over an alleged violation of the 'Right to Know Act,' which requires officers to present their business cards when asked. The officer's initial refusal to comply escalates the situation, leading to accusations of disrespect towards the law and a lack of situational awareness. The video captures heated exchanges, with the officer accused of being unfit for duty and wasting taxpayer money. The host also references the officer's past, including a guilty plea to driving under the influence. The encounter underscores issues of police accountability and the public's right to information.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video features a confrontation between a citizen and a police officer, highlighting issues of ego and free speech.
• 👮‍♂️ The police officer is criticized for his lack of situational awareness and disrespect for the 'right to know' law in New York.
• 📱 The officer is accused of using his personal phone while on duty, which is against NYPD policy.
• 🚔 The incident involves the officer refusing to provide his business card, which is a violation of the 'right to know' law.
• 🗣️ The video captures a heated exchange where the officer is seen losing self-control over free speech issues.
• 🤬 There are allegations of the officer using offensive language and making inappropriate comments.
• 👎 The video suggests that the officer has a history of misconduct, including a DUI conviction.
• 👀 The video is part of a live stream, indicating a broader context of community policing and citizen engagement.
• 📹 The citizen recording the incident is advocating for transparency and accountability of police actions.
• 💼 The video concludes with a supervisor's arrival, suggesting a potential avenue for filing an official complaint against the officer.

Q & A

What is the main issue in the video script?

The main issue in the video script revolves around a confrontation between a citizen and a police officer, where the officer is accused of disrespecting the 'right to know' law by refusing to provide his business card and getting aggressive.

What is the 'right to know' law mentioned in the script?

The 'right to know' law in New York requires police officers to present their business cards when asked by civilians, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Why does the video creator call the officer a 'tyrant'?

The video creator refers to the officer as a 'tyrant' due to his perceived overreaction and lack of respect for free speech and the law, as demonstrated by his aggressive behavior during the incident.

What is the significance of the officer's past, as mentioned in the script?

The script highlights the officer's past, including a guilty plea for operating a vehicle under the influence, to question his fitness for duty and his continued employment as a public servant.

What does the video creator intend to do with the information about the officer?

The video creator plans to use the information to potentially expose the officer's misconduct, possibly through legal action or by bringing the incident to public attention.

Why does the video creator emphasize the officer's salary?

The mention of the officer's salary is meant to underscore the notion that the officer is wasting taxpayer money and not fulfilling his duties responsibly.

What is the 'right to no act' referred to in the script?

The 'right to no act' seems to be a miscommunication or misunderstanding within the script. It might be referring to the 'right to remain silent' or the expectation that police should act in accordance with the law.

What does the video creator mean when he says he will 'fight them in court'?

The video creator implies that instead of resorting to physical confrontation, he prefers to use legal avenues to address and challenge the officer's behavior.

Why does the video script include personal insults towards the officer?

The personal insults are likely intended to provoke a reaction and to emphasize the video creator's disdain for the officer's actions, though such language can be seen as unprofessional and inflammatory.

What is the role of the supervisor mentioned in the script?

The supervisor is called to the scene to address the situation and is presented as a more reasonable authority figure who offers to process an official complaint against the officer in question.

What does the video creator mean when he says 'we fight them in court'?

The phrase suggests that the video creator advocates for legal recourse against officers who are perceived to have acted improperly, rather than engaging in physical altercations.

Outlines

00:00

😡 Confrontation with NYPD

The script starts with a heated exchange between an individual and a police officer. The individual taunts the officer, accusing him of being a 'jerk off' and claims the officer tried to hit him with a door. The individual also mentions 'sending his face to the department' and mockingly offers to shine the officer's shoes. This sets the stage for a video that seems to be focused on police accountability and the individual's confrontational approach to it.

05:26

📢 Demanding Police Accountability

In this segment, the narrator is seen asking for a police officer's business card, citing the 'right to know' law in New York. The officer's reluctance to provide his card or call his supervisor is highlighted. The narrator criticizes the officer's behavior, suggesting he is wasting taxpayer money and disrespecting the law. The script also mentions the officer's past legal issues, including a DUI conviction, and questions his fitness for duty.

10:29

🤬 Aggressive Encounter Escalates

The script describes an escalating confrontation where the police officer is accused of using his phone inappropriately and then becoming physically aggressive. The individual claims the officer put his hands on him and tried to hit him with a door. The individual also expresses a desire to take legal action, mentioning the possibility of suing and contacting the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB).

15:38

👮‍♂️ Supervisor介入

A supervisor arrives at the scene and begins to mediate the situation. The individual recounts the events leading up to the confrontation, including the officer's refusal to provide his business card and the physical altercation. The supervisor offers to process an official complaint and attempts to de-escalate the situation.

20:41

🔍 Seeking Truth and Justice

The final paragraph sees the individual clarifying his version of events to the supervisor. He emphasizes that he was recording the officers from a distance on the sidewalk and that the officers initiated physical contact. The individual also expresses his intent to continue his activism, seeking justice through legal means rather than physical confrontation.

Keywords

💡Department

In the context of the video, 'Department' likely refers to a police department, which is the administrative body overseeing police officers. The script mentions sending someone's face to the department, implying reporting an incident or individual to the police for review or action.

💡Sho Shine

The term 'Sho Shine' is used colloquially in the script to suggest that someone needs to polish their shoes, possibly as a metaphor for needing to improve their appearance or behavior. It's used in a mocking tone, indicating a lack of respect towards the person being addressed.

💡Buffoon

'Buffoon' is used to describe someone who acts foolishly or is the subject of ridicule. In the video, it's applied to a person who is unaware they are being filmed, implying that their actions are making them look foolish without their knowledge.

💡Free Speech

Free speech is a fundamental right that allows individuals to express their opinions without censorship or restraint from the government. The video discusses an incident where a police officer allegedly overreacted to someone exercising their free speech, suggesting a conflict between individual rights and authority.

💡Right to Know

The 'Right to Know' is a law in New York that allows civilians to request identification from police officers. The script describes a situation where an officer is asked for his business card, which is part of this law, and his refusal to provide it is seen as a violation of this right.

💡Tyranny

Tyranny refers to oppressive power or control, often associated with a ruler or government. In the video, the term is used to describe the behavior of a police officer who is accused of overstepping his authority and infringing on the rights of citizens.

💡Intoxicant

An 'intoxicant' is a substance that can induce intoxication, such as alcohol or drugs. The script mentions a police officer pleading guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence of an intoxicant, which is a serious offense and reflects poorly on the officer's conduct.

💡Public Employees

Public employees are individuals who work for government agencies and are paid by taxpayers. The video questions whether certain public employees, specifically a police officer with a history of misconduct, should continue to be employed at the expense of taxpayers.

💡Civilian Complaint

A 'civilian complaint' is a formal process by which citizens can report misconduct or other issues with law enforcement officers. The script discusses the option of filing a civilian complaint against an officer, indicating a mechanism for holding public employees accountable.

💡Patrol Guide

The 'Patrol Guide' likely refers to a set of rules or guidelines that police officers are expected to follow during their duties. The script suggests that an officer violated these guidelines, indicating a breach of professional standards.

💡Restraining Order

A restraining order is a legal order issued by a court that requires a person to stop certain behaviors. The script mentions the idea of obtaining a restraining order as a potential legal action against an officer, showing the seriousness of the conflict.

Highlights

The speaker taunts a police officer by stating he has captured the officer's face and threatens to send it to the department.

Accusations are made against the officer for not knowing he is being filmed and for behaving inappropriately while live.

The speaker mocks the officer’s appearance, specifically referencing needing shoe shine for his head.

The speaker accuses the officer of trying to hit him with a door and dropping a radio, calling the officer a 'jerk off'.

There is a demand made to the officer for a business card under the 'Right to Know Act' in New York, which the officer refuses to provide.

The speaker alleges the officer broke New York state law by not providing a business card when requested, escalating the situation.

The speaker refers to a past incident where the officer, identified as Robert Oroo, pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence.

The speaker repeatedly accuses the officer of breaking the law and mocks him for his inability to handle free speech and criticism.

A threat is made by the speaker to sue the police officer and pursue legal action.

The speaker asserts that he could physically overpower the officer in a regular situation and criticizes the officer's reliance on his badge for power.

Personal attacks are made against the officer's family, including derogatory remarks about the officer's mother.

The speaker accuses the officer of acting out of personal insecurity stemming from childhood bullying and lack of athletic ability.

A challenge is made to the officer’s ability to enforce the law, questioning his courage and competence as a police officer.

The speaker mocks New York residents as 'all talk no action' and claims to be different by promising to take legal steps rather than engage in street fights.

The speaker criticizes the NYPD for watching irrelevant content on their phones, such as Kim Kardashian videos, while on duty.

Transcripts

huh yeah nice got your face send it to

the

department I got your face and get it

send it to the

department need some Sho Shine for that

head

brother look check this out he he

doesn't know he's live and he doesn't

know you guys are in here he's making a

buffoon of himself he doesn't think

nobody's going to see

this tried to hit me with the door

dropped the radio like a jerk off the

only jerk off here is you man no it's

your mother your mother it's your mother

it's your mother that's who it is hey

everybody welcome on my channel this is

z Now ninja and today's video comes to

you from New York City and in this video

this tyrant's going to display just how

fragile his ego is and how quick he is

to go Hands-On over free speech and I

want to give a huge shout out to David

New York nymc for bringing this Tyrant

to the people's attention all original

links will be in the description and

let's get straight to the action

first I want to look let's hang out

here is that a

problem huh yeah nice got your face send

it to the

department I got your face I'm going to

send it to the

department need some shoe shine for that

head

brother I got your face I'm going to

send it to the Department

guys's got a [ __ ] stab on the back of

his

neck all right dude have a good one

s

look at what cops do guys this is what

we pay them to do

see

he

you've been on your phone for like the

past hour can I get your business card

please

can I have your business card we we've

been watching you live for a while now

sir can we please get your business card

the right to no act and if you don't

have one could you please call your

superviser can't hear you I need your

business card it's a it's a law in New

York it's called the right to know

app so I can I have your supervisor

sir you don't have a super advisor

sir you're breaking the law right now

sir you have a business card sir right

to no act it's a law in New York a

civilian askes you for a card you have

to present

one can you call your supervisor here

sir no you're refusing

to so you're breaking the law I gotta I

want to make you aware that you're

breaking the law right now the right to

no

act

okay I need you to write it down if you

don't have a card then all right so far

officer oroo has clearly displayed that

he's a waste of the taxpayers dollars

that he has no situational awareness his

lack of respect for the right to no act

and I want you to keep in mind that this

is the same Robert or Roo that pled

guilty to operating a motor vehicle

while under the influence of an

intoxicant operating a motor vehicle

while their ability was impaired unfit

for Duty failed to timely make proper

notifications and the penalties can be

found below but my question to you is

should public employees like this

continue to be able to work leeching off

the taxpayers money or do you think that

this type of Officer should be fired and

now that we've gone over all of that

let's watch him fail Again by losing

self-control over Free

Speech excuse me

no you're supposed to have a card you're

asking me for things it's like if I

break the law and you need my ID I'm

supposed to present it right or I go to

jail I can't see the information on your

shirt that's why they have a

card you don't know what I'm doing on my

phone sir I just need that you to

respect the law in New York the right to

no act right before you were only in

violation of your of your Patrol guide

but now when I you for your card and you

refuse to give me your card and then

you're laughing at the

law me a summon right you a summons

really and truly I'm not even sure if

you're a

cop give

you I don't think you're the

right I got a duty to to protect America

from all threats foreign and

domestic as an American that's what we

have that's what we have a duty to do

who should I make it out to who should I

make it out to make out what my C who

should you make your card out to

yeah look check this out he he doesn't

know he's live and he doesn't know you

guys are in here he's making a buffoon

of himself he doesn't think nobody's

going to see

this tried to hit me with the door drop

this radio like a jerk off the only jerk

off here is you man no it's your mother

your mother it's your mother it's your

mother it's your mother your dirty low

mother that's who it

is

[ __ ] St

back guy just put his hands on me

y'all him and his mother somebody should

have [ __ ] Abed that

[ __ ] filthy with a filthy H Pig

son lucky I didn't give him a slap this

L life

[ __ ] you grab my camera

yeah we

you know you'd never put your hands on

me if it was just a regular me and you

you know you would never do that and you

know I'd wipe the floor with you you do

know that you do know that right you

would never do that you would never do

that and that's that's that's that's

some real [ __ ] [ __ ] if you would have

told him if you would have said listen I

got this I'm not acting like a cop right

now you know I'd wipe the floor with you

I don't

think

coward just cuz guys like me used to

[ __ ] all the girls and you guys couldn't

play on the team and you got bullied

your whole life I get it I get it but it

sucks no you don't stand on your phone

for an hour everything is here pal

everything is

here was here

you know you [ __ ] up you ever seen

don't be a minister you know you [ __ ]

up you know you [ __ ]

up a lot of people say they're going to

sue they're going to do this I'm not

even going to tell you what I'm going to

do I'm just going to do it

legally I'm going to sue you guys people

you hear that [ __ ] all the time right

nobody I'm going to sue you I'm going to

call

ccrb watch watch nope I'm not one of

those you pick the perfect person

everybody in New York all talk no

action somebody run his

badge to get his first name know a

little bit more about

him armed and dangerous if it ever was a

thing right

we already know his mother's a

[ __ ] filthy

[ __ ] now let's find Robert

Roberto let's find out Robert

Robert male police officer at critical

response command since August

20124 also served at the Fleet Service

division started July 20 6 made

$109,000 last year tax ID number

9413 that's just the beginning we'll

find out

more it's a shame I'm the one who has to

show restraint I pick him up and put him

on his

head

Roberto I'm going to find out a lot more

about I'll give you my address give it

to

me5

okay all

right

okay you have a coming over 'll com back

as soon as you get a chance

still haven't provided no cards broke

NYPD

policy on their personal phones both of

them watched them for an

hour watching Kim Kardashian licking a

dog playing a little games on his phone

like a

[ __ ] so he breaks their policy then he

breaks New York state law right to no

act then he gets his gets out of his car

puts his hand on a

civilian Jesus

Christ Eddie caban isn't the only dirty

one FBI we got another one right

here tried to hit me with the door

couldn't do that

that's just a

failure this is

yours keep that body cam nice and tight

from me all right nice and tight don't

lose that you're going to need that one

look at him we got a good old cowboy

here how Quick's your

draw how Quick's your draw hand on your

firearm how Quick's your draw

look me up and down bro on your best day

you could get two years 2 years to get

ready for this you wouldn't be able to

not by yourself that's why you guys roll

around you partnering up I don't have no

partner

buddy never call back up in my

life can I get on that too hey what's up

what's up he nice camera

[ __ ] all talking no action in New York

guys

you guys have no idea how bad I wanted

to throw him a Swifty A Tail of Swifty

right across the jaw

but we don't fight cops in the street we

fight them in

court

nothing n and buckings the immigrants

they're kicking their heads in on Time

Square but me I kick his little head in

I'm going to have a big problem so we're

not going to do that

going to you

okay so this whole thing started because

David asked for this officer's name but

he refused to give his name or call a

supervisor and then just let his ego

take the best of them but now all of a

sudden that David has stood his ground

and the supervisor's on scene now he's

going to finally hand over his

identification like he's supposed

to appreciate that sir thank you

think he's telling the truth or he's

lying doesn't really

matter I think he's a good C or a bad

one

how's it going yeah they supervisor yeah

I'm supervisor so yeah

basically came out come over here and

talk do you want to talk over here

doesn't matter to me so

basically saw him on his phone he was on

his phone for about an hour his person

phone which against the patrol guy asked

him for his business card he refused to

give it to me after that got out the car

tried to hit me with the door they

didn't hit me but then got out the car

grabbed my phone hit

me real bad stuff from a cop you

know okay

um so I interviewed you saw two

officers um their version of events

doesn't line up with your

version your version of events isn't L

up your version okay okay um

so ultimately you were by their car

correct they were in the vehicle both of

them okay no they I'm asking you no they

got out of the vehicle that's how we got

to this point no no I understand but

you're

initial uh engagement with the two

officers they were seated in their

vehicle yep and what did you do I was

recording them for about an hour on

their phone where were you recording

from stand sidewalk from this

distance sidewalk I was on a sidewalk no

I know but the sidewalk goes all the way

up to the

door you understand like your placement

is very important in this situation so

where were you place while you were

recording somewhere in this area on the

sidewalk this area yeah

okay and then what happened got out the

car tried to hit me with the door I

couldn't have been too close close cuz

the door didn't hit me then he got out

snatched my phone hit me took my phone

point at any point did they ask you to

back up nope did they say I'm trying to

get out

nope can I see your video would you

share that with me it's a live video so

it doesn't actually exist on my phone

it's live on the platform I understand

okay so evenly in this situation

um cuz the version of events that was

presented with me is similar to yours uh

but but there's a stark contrast uh

version of events is

that they couldn't get out of their car

they were prevented by you until it came

to a little bit of force in order to

exit their car okay and then the second

they exited their car you didn't provide

them with a safe distance

which led to the uh I guess argument or

whatever

what bro what are you talking about

man situation that you guys got

into um and then you requested a

supervisor they called me uh it's the

change of Tours I don't know if they

explain that to you so I was back at our

base uh getting in the car ready uh

hunga lot of traffic

but got here the second I could and here

we are um

so everything you've asked for has been

done uh what I can provide for you at

this point is if you want to make an

official Complaint a Civilian

Complaint we can go ahead and start

processing that at a department facility

of your choosing all right so keep in

mind that the original video is over 5

hours and 20 minutes long and so this is

just a small portion of what happened

during this live stream and if if you

want to see the entirety of what

happened during this video get to the

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yeah in the night on

Miss and I listen took a little

T different we like doing what we want

cuz

we in the night them boys on a mission B

mama and I listen took a little

T different we like doing what we want

cuz we different