Cop Begged For A Field Sobriety Test — With NO PROBABLE CAUSE

Описание: #idrefusal #lawandorder #policestation #firstamendment
What begins as a routine traffic stop quickly escalates when an officer repeatedly begs and pressures a citizen to perform a Field Sobriety Test (FST) — despite failing to articulate any Probable Cause. Instead of identifying specific DUI indicators or lawful grounds, the officer attempts to turn a voluntary request into implied coercion.

The citizen remains calm and focused, asking a simple but critical question: what is the legal basis? When no constitutional threshold is clearly stated, the officer’s authority begins to unravel on camera.

This video breaks down:

Why Field Sobriety Tests are voluntary in many states

The line between voluntary cooperation and unlawful coercion

What officers must establish before escalating a stop

Why refusing a pressured FST is a lawful refusal

This is not about attitude — it’s about legal standards. Without clearly articulated Probable Cause supported by specific facts, a citizen has no legal duty to participate in building a case against themselves.


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