Live PD: Can’t Outrun the K9 (Season 4) | A&E

1. “Hey man, I received a report someone is asking for money in the roadway the yhe discription matches you. If you are doing that please stop, it’s dangerous for yourself and others. If you continue, I will have to arrest you because you are obstructing traffic and it can cause serious accident. Have a nice day and stay safe, thank you!”

   Could just be this simple jeez. Calling K9 for no reason beside dude looking like a meth head. Unecessary interaction can easily lead to bad use of force.

2. No matter what that dog does they can say it alerted and u can’t do sh**… the alert signal is different everytime… the dog can sit, wag it’s tail, or itch it’s nose and all they say is that the dog alerted and go thru your stuff

3. NICE TEEF

4. Grey hair, no money, warrants, and still says stupid stuff. At some point people need to be put down. It just didnt work out. People just wasting valuable resources.

5. Kinda proof that they'll call anything the dog does an "alert."

6. When ever a dog is brought in the office just tells you the dog alerted just so the can look inside.

7. We can all agree that there's a 99% chance that police departments have dogs trained to alert on command, not because they actually smell something

8. He’s basically a walking YouTube COD video comment section

9. This clip makes you question are the dogs actually hitting on drugs at times, or a cheap way for police to search. Dude should have kept walking as he did not commit a crime or was not suspected of committing one.

10. Yeah you're not allowed to listen money but Florida is full of homeless people that nobody will help. But we will pull you over and throw you in jail. Thank God this guy didn't have nothing

11. Gotta love Clay County

12. The deserted business problematically destroy because attention bodily hurry on a thundering instruction. abnormal, absorbed beginner

13. Stopped for Walking Funny,
    I'm tired of pointing this out but if you do not know your Constitutional Rights, Oh Well,

14. He really had no right to stop this guy. Do people not have rights in Florida? This is 100% illegal on most states. This cop violated this guy from….gonna check out this guy walking down the sidewalk.

15. This is just another way for police to legally search you dog alerted to something that wasn’t even there Ain’t the first time

16. Dumbass rookie. Too late. He already toke it and ditched it. He just got out. He knew better. Not like I would know but it's common sense. Dude was high as a kite

17. "I don't like police," well of course not your a criminal

18. GOD AND JESUS BLESS YOU ALL IN JESUS MIGHTY AND POWERFUL NAME WE PRAY AMEN 🙏❤️

19. LMFAO…..would have gone "tag….you're it!"

20. This just proves the dogs will alert just because the handler wants them to. He had literally nothing and the dog still alerted. That law needs to be changed because its basically just a free way for the police to search and thats unconstitutional. Im not against the police or part of that hate brigade at all Im proud our officers. Just when you see something so faulty such as the dog alerts able to gain access to search it bothers me. We have a right to our privacy and them able to bypass it with a dog without and reasonable evidence shouldnt fly.

21. That guy isn’t outrunning no dog

22. I was hoping they might have helped the guy out with a meal or a place to sleep for a night.

23. Reject the trash life.

24. he's wired!

25. I'm sure this guy was doing great BEFORE covid.

26. Is that dog trained to false hit on stuff

27. What did the dog hit on

28. He said he did 18 months for not snitching then said I did 24 months which is it 😂😂😂😂😂

29. doggo just wanted a treat and did a trick lolol. but hey no harm no foul, and he was a chill dude. i respect the work k9s do

30. This is why I don’t trust canines. Police can train them to alert on command even when they don’t detect anything.

    They knew this guy’s record so the canine handler had his dog alert without detection. That’s why they found nothing.

    Cops use trained canines to abuse probable cause. The canine alerts simply because it’s told too, not because it actually detects narcotics.

31. Police drug sniffer dogs is junk science.

32. He doesn’t have enough problems so lets try really, really hard to find the tiny amount of drugs he may have for personal use so we can haul him into jail.

33. Tyrant

34. Must’ve been a slow night for the police to be hassling him no wonder people don’t trust the police

35. This just goes to show those k-9's are trained to alert whether there's narcotics present or not.

36. I think that k9 needs to be retrained

37. The dog ignored the bag the first time around. Then was asked to go sit next to the bag and the cops said hE aLeRtEd yOuR bAg

38. Real world dog alerts are less then 50 50 chance

39. he had meth i that backpack. he hid it inside the seems in the backpack its very easy to unsew and resew the lining of it and conceal drugs and money in backpacks

40. I want a trained k9

41. Dude appears to be flyin.

42. I was in the food industry until the virus too now im stuck in a factory waiting to get enough money for school

43. Let him be homeless

44. The cop said "Money's"

45. You know that cop instructed the dog to alert after the first pass. Dogs should not be legal for drug detection.

46. If a dog sniffs, barks, jumps, or sits they say it hit on something. Its a way to search you even though they don't have probable cause…the homeless guy did everything the police asked of him, he even showed them the sign to prove he wasn't asking for money.

47. They never searched his shoes…

48. I really want too see that pear shaped lower out run a German Shepard lmO

49. Dog still hot ,,because of conditioning

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