Clinton Jaws - Crown Counsel Loves Charging Cops | Clinton Jaws #111

Episode Date: December 29, 2022

Former Cop talks about the problem with Canadian Crown Counsel who loves to charge police officers.  Did you know a Terrace Girl lost confidence in the RCMP? Clinton Jaws got into trouble for bringing his medicine on a plane.  Police applicant wanting to become a police officer. SINGH is laughed at during Question Period.  Of course he is.   call the hotline [phone] Clinton Jaws: Official Website https://www.clintonjaws.com https://thegoldenbadge.comJoin this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWxFkykJzUk32iGqzSzXNYQ/join https://www.instagram.com/clintonjaws/ https://open.spotify.com/show/3hWntbop6gLEg6RFR0aOzJ https://www.facebook.com/clinton.jaws.7/ https://twitter.com/ClintonJaws https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/clinton-jaws-police-podcast/id1540431707

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we're flying back okay we're flying back we went somewhere and i bring medicine on the plane did you guys know this a lot of people don't know this but the little bottles of liquor like the 50 i think they're 50 mils or maybe there are 100 mils i don't know but you know the little tiny bottles they've vodka rum gin you can bring them on the plane you're allowed to bring those on the plane so coming back i don't know i had about 10 because i need 10 i'm not a good flyer I don't fly well. So I bring that and the girlfriend hates it. Hates it.

She always says, are you sure, are you sure that you're allowed to do that? And I'm like, yes, I'm positive. I looked into it. It's something you can do. So at the airport, I get a big Coke at subway or wherever, right, with a straw and some ice in it. And when I get onto the plane, I pour a couple into it. And the girlfriend is like saying to me, no, don't, don't. Clint, don't.

But of course I do. And why wouldn't, let me, why wouldn't she want me to have my medicine? I need my medicine. Oh, listen to this. This is so stupid. This is so stupid. I'm sorry I got off to, off on this. I didn't expect to talk about it.

We're an hour and a half into the flight, right? They decide to finally serve us. and what do they start with water two dudes going up the aisle with a big bottle of water and a couple of cups for everybody asking everybody if they want water why wouldn't you start with the drinks so i said to them they didn't like it i said you're starting with water nobody wants water they want some sort of booze Okay. We're 35,000 feet in the air and you're going to serve us water. That's why you end the flight with water. Goofy. Is that not goofy? The flight on the way there, I mean, it was right away, right away booze. But they start with water. Dumb. And then, and then we're halfway through and I had a bottle of Coke on there. And I opened up my bottle of Coke and I guess it's not a good thing when you're, in a plane when you're at zero to 35,000 feet, the bottle, something happens. Something happens to the bottle. So I open it up all over next to the guy beside me who I don't know. All over.

And he's like, why did you do that? And I'm like, I'm so sorry, Matt. I'm so sorry. So I get up. And I go back, I need something to wipe this up with. It's everywhere. It's all over me. It's all over my seat. It's all over him. And I go back. towards the washrooms and I asked the dude that's working. And I say, Hey man, I spilled coke everywhere. Can I have some paper towel?

I swear to God. He has a roll of paper towel, but there's about seven sheets on it. He rips one sheet off and gives it to me. And I said, that's not going to do it. Can I take the roll? He had issue with me taking the rule.

He's like, he's thinking about it. He didn't like, that. And I said, I'm going to need that empty roll in your hand. And he kind of gives it to me. And I start walking. And he starts following me. And I said, I'm okay, man. I could take care of this. And he goes, no, no, I should come and check things out. So I'm wiping it up. He's standing right behind me, watching me wipe it up. And I look up and I'm like, I'm good. I'm good, okay? you can leave

just kept on stand in there and I don't know why that made me angry it just made me angry that he's hovering checking things out like he's suspicious of me for some reason maybe maybe they knew I was drinking up a storm

but isn't that what you do on a plane what else you're going to do then I got in trouble I won't talk about that stayed at the Fairmont Hotel Airport in Vancouver you guys got to stay there. And it wasn't a good night when we got back there.

I was happy. Guys, also there's also another website out there. And you know how I always have a badge on my desk? I don't know where it is. I don't know what I did with it. But if you're a retired RCMP member, if you used to be an auxiliary, if you're a current member,

you could go to the golden badge.com. I think that's it. And yeah, you get a spit an image. I went to, okay, I'll tell you this. I go to Canada Post the other day. Like I'm at Canada Post quite often. And I'm mailing things, okay? I'm mailing something that's really thin.

And did you guys know this? The thing that I mail, it goes through regular mail because it's only $2. If I go up to the next step, if it's bigger, if the envelope's bigger than what it is, they charge me like $10. So I want regular mail. And you have to pass whether it's going to be regular or more expensive mail.

And they have this measuring tool. Okay? It's like this. There's a big gap. It's a big hole like this. And they take your package and they see if it fits. If it fits, regular mail. I go up there yes, the other day.

And there's a man girl working. Maybe I should edit that. Okay, I don't know what, okay, I don't know how else to describe it. I got nothing against man. men, but he's definitely a man girl. And I'm like, regular mail. And he's got this tool. I give him my package.

He's got this tool. He takes the tool out. It takes my package. And he starts putting it kind of through it. But it kind of stopped a bit. Like, he's not even trying. And he's like, and he really did talk like that way. Well, it's not, it's got to fall freely through here.

You're going to have to pay for the, you know. I can't go through regular mail. And I said, you know what? That's really weird. Because I've done this 35 times. I have. Maybe 50. And every time it's passed, but not today.

He's like, here? And I'm like, yeah, here. And now I'm thinking, okay, he's not going to, he's going to try. I'm cheap. I don't like getting ripped off. I know my package passes for regular mail. So what do you do, right? So I'm thinking in my head, well, I'm going to go home, and then I'm going to come back.

But what am I going to do at home? Anything different than I just did now? So I say to him, I said, you know what? I'll just step aside. I'll go to the desk there, and I'll fix it. So I go to the desk, I open up my package, I take my thingy out, and I put my thingy back in. I tape up the package. I haven't done anything different.

I go back and he measures it again and goes, that's much better. Yeah. It passes for regular mail. I just can't believe the world we live in. You're good to go. Weird. I know I'm talking too much, but I can't help it.

I haven't talked to you guys for a while. Have you guys done your taxes from last year? I don't even, we were we supposed to do in March? I just got my taxes done. Oh, God. I owe a ton of money. Listen to this. Okay, so I get my taxes done at a spot down the street for years.

But there's a girl that I graduated with. And she works there now, so I can't get my taxes done there. I don't want her to know on my business. So I had to go to a different spot. So I go to a different, actually closer to the house. And I walk in, I drop off the taxes. I said, do them up. And she goes, he usually, he usually.

likes to sit down with the client first. So I'll get him to call you. This at 1030 and at 430, this dude finally calls me and I'm like, I just want my taxes done. Yeah, okay. Well, we'll get you to sign it. We'll get you to come back in. I'll sit down with you and we'll chit chat. And I'm like, what are you talking? Just do my taxes. And maybe Thursday. This is like a Tuesday. I'm back in town on Thursday. I'm like, okay, if we have to go through all that, sure. And I said, just, just curious how much. Right? Maybe it's 50 bucks a person, 100 bucks total. Because there's two. There's two there, okay? Two taxes that he's got to do.

And he goes, you know, it's probably 300. And I went, what? Are you kidding me? I said that. Are you kidding me? That's ridiculous. Well, that's the normal, that's the going, basically the going rate. It won't be, more than 300. I'm like, uh, you know, I'm, I'll come back there tomorrow and I'll pick up my taxes. I'll go somewhere else. Okay. Three hundred bucks. So I call my, I'm thinking,

inflation. Was it because of inflation that the cost of doing taxes now has gone up? So I call my old business. And I said, I'm just curious, how much you guys charge? $68 per person. That makes sense. I look everywhere in town for these taxes. I find this. this gal way out Beaver Creek, I think her name was Mitzie. And yeah. And I call her up and I'm like, hey, she answers the phone. Hi. And I'm like, do you do taxes?

Yeah. I'm like, would you mind, okay, I need my taxes done. There's two of us. We need the taxes done. Yeah, I could do them. And she's like, I said, okay, how do I get them to you? And she says, just take pictures with your phone and send them to me. I'm like, okay, I'll do that.

I'm just curious how much she would charge. 30 bucks. 30 bucks, guys. 60 total. So she does my taxes. Emails me and says, tax is done. Just send the money through the bank. E-transfer.

E-transfer me the money, $120. And so I write back, I thought you said 60. And she said, because there's a couple of forms for my kids. She goes, no, that's per person. So she's charging my nine-year-old and my 12-year-old. 30 for me, 30 for the girlfriend, and 30 for my daughter, and 30 for my son. And I'm like, am I in the twilight zone?

And so I wrote back, I said, but they didn't get their taxes done. They're too young, okay? They don't make any money. And then she wrote back, L-O-L. Yeah, I just reread their statements. I'm like, what is wrong with this world? Is everybody just trying to rip me off? You thought my kids wanted you to do their tax return?

What are you talking about? Mitzie. I owe $4,000. Like, give me a break. How does that happen? I wasn't going to talk about this, but do you know those members that were charged with manslaughter? I just want to give you an update.

I know you already know. Not guilty. of course well thank god thank god those two members that shot that guy 12 times were found not guilty and i'm thinking isn't it funny how crowned like crown crown you're not police crown your dip you're i don't want to say anything bad well what is wrong with crown counsel approving that charge they actually thought in their head likelihood of conviction and probably could have been you got a jury you got a jury you got Crown counsel that knows nothing about policing because they didn't go to cop school and you got a

jury that knows nothing about policing because they didn't go to cop school they could have easily been convicted of manslaughter and i always thought you know what did these cops why did crown want to why did they approve a charge these cops obviously feared death and grievous bodily harm and when you fear that you you stop the target you stop the threat you kill that's what you you you you do. And sure as hell, I was reading the article, and this is why the police shot. Crown prosecutor, Linda Shin said Brown and Stanger. No, I'm saying that wrong. Gave in the tunnel vision. After learning of the shooting and grandparent,

I'm like, why are you talking? How do you give in to tunnel vision? It just happens. Give into it. They went off half-cocked without having performed the basics of police work. Because, Linda, you know the basics of police work? These cops are the experts, not you. Idiot Stick. They had no authority to arrest Crawford. Who cares?

What does that have anything to do? Oh, I have no authority to arrest you. Therefore, I can't kill you if I believe that you're, trying to kill me. And here it is. Dash cam footage showed the truck reversing towards the officers. They approved that charge, guys. They put those members through that torment, that torture. That's what Crown Counsel did. The vehicle reversed at one point. You're a dead man. The vehicle's not stopping. The vehicle stopped, but they go up to it and they knock on the window. They wake the guy up, and he starts getting away.

You start getting away from police. There's a good chance you're going to die. Especially if you make a cop fear, death, or grievous bodily harm. You guys got to see this. I wake up the other day. There's a girl in terrorists, and she no longer trusts police. Okay. I didn't read the article.

I just click the video. Let's click the video. Let's watch this video. Poor girl. Okay, here we go. Warning, okay? There's a warning. Violent content.

See what this chicky poo has to say. Your eyes just split open. A night out turned into a nightmare for Madison McKay. It's a nightmare, guys. A night out turned into a nightmare. She's upstanding. She's a respected terrorist girl. Okay?

She doesn't ever do anything wrong. Police don't know her. 20-year-old was out. Oh yeah, she's critical of the RCMP for delayed arrest. And I'm thinking delayed arrest. Would they not show up in time? Like, what are you talking about? That's what I was actually thinking.

With friends at a terrace bar when her life changed in the blink of an eye. A blink of an eye. Her life changed. Okay, it's a cut over the eye. Okay? Eyes bleed like a bugger. So do noses. Like every time I look in the mirror, I just, and just reminds me again.

that this happened is still happening. McKay stepped in during a... Still happening to her. This is what happened, okay? McKay stepped in. Stepped in during an argument between one of her friends and her co-worker at the Northern Motor Inn.

When McKay was pushed, she pushed back. Oh. This is McKay. She pushed a girl. So what do you have? You have a fight? A fight starts. A consensual fight.

I push you. You push you. push me back, we fight. That's what happened. The next thing she knew, the woman whom she didn't know at all, hit her with a glass mug. What? Pushed her to get her away from me and then it was just like one swing, like instant. She just grabbed it and just broke it on my face and like, it's a fight. I push you, you push me, that's a consensual fight. Yeah, you might take it a little bit too far if you grab onto an object. But whatever. Bottom line. It's a fight.

You think she was acting all innocent? No, she pushed a girl. She didn't have to push. Just because she was pushed didn't mean that she has to push back. She intercepted the argument between two people. Got in there. Now, why is she so unhappy? I remember I could hear the glass break.

The team at the emergency room and a plastic surgeon stitched her wounds closed. You know what? I find that hard to believe that there's surgeons and terrorists that are plastic surgeons, I guess. I don't know. And why would a plastic surgeon be responsible for stitches? Okay, you got stitches. Plastic surgeon. Two and a half weeks later, they are healing. But McKay has serious concerns about how the terrorist RCMP handled the investigation. Terrace RCMP, what the hell's wrong with you guys? What did you do wrong? You did something. Nothing wrong. I know it. I can feel it. I was stuck traumatized and she was just left walking around the streets freely not a care in the world. According to McKay, it took the investigating officer six days before he followed up with her. That's because he was off for four.

Okay? And he's got 35 files in his cabinet. He'll get to and he gets to it. That's the way it is. Don't blame the detachment or the cop. There's not enough members. members and whoopee ding-dong so it took six days that's not all that bad sounds pretty normal sometimes it takes months if your last name is castan officer six days before he followed up with her while her alleged attacker was free to come and go as she pleased finally last friday the rcmp made an arrest good in a statement the detachment writing terrace rcmp are continuing to investigate the incident and intend to forward the results of the investigation to BC prosecution services for

consideration of charges. McKay believes racism played a part in the delayed police response. That's what it was. That police officer that's investigating your file, he's racist. Oh, yeah. Why would you be racist against that? She's pretty cute. I'd be anything but racist. think in your head, your stupid head, that the cop is racist? How dumb! You know, some people fall for it when they watch this global news, and they watch this reporter. They fall for it.

They actually believe it. I'm racist, therefore, I'm going to take my time? That doesn't even make any sense. Does that make any sense to you? I'm scared to you. I don't even remember what she says here. It's going to be something stupid, I know it. It can only wonder what would have happened.

What are you looking at? if the roles were reversed. As a First Nations Latino woman, like I... First Nations Latino. What? 100% no, I would have been in handcuffs in the back of that cop car. The suspect has been arrested for assault causing bodily harm, but no charges have been approved.

And no... But no charges have been approved. No, it takes a long time. For charges, do you think charges are approved immediately? Of course, charges aren't approved. we do the arrest, we give them a PTA, UTA, we forward it to Crown Council, and it takes time for them to decide. Do you know how many witnesses that this cop, probably six or seven, maybe ten? How many statements he had to take?

It's called an investigation, McKay. You collect all the evidence, and then maybe you make an arrest. That takes time. She thinks it's because of the... color of her skin. Doi. No court date has been set. Aaron MacArthur, global name.

And no court date has been set. I call that hogwash. No court date has been set. She was released on a court date, guaranteed. You know what? Who knows? Maybe they didn't even arrest her. Maybe they're just going to forward the crap to Crown Council and let them.

There's so much we don't know about this incident. You could just feel it, right? You can sense it. And I'm going to follow it. I want to hear the outcome of it. Somebody from Terrace contact me. Do you know her? It's so embarrassing as an indignious Latino woman going to the news and complaining,

I'm a victim because of the color of my skin. You know it's, you know that's not true. Who has taught you that you actually think, you actually think the members in Terrace are racist? You're the one acting like a jerk off at a bar in Terrace. Stop going to the bar. Grow up. How about that?

Go to the media. Blame the cops because you're wimpy. And you lose a fight. Like, really? You're the one that lost it. You help start it. You got in there. You intervened.

Because you lose. The cops! You lost because of racism. Cops are racist. Okay, I just need to stop talking about it. I can go on forever. Do you guys know question, period? I was watching question period the other day.

It's a joke. It's a complete joke in Canada. Everybody's laughing at Singh. This is something, guys. This is a complete. It is clowny time when they do question period in Canada. Watch this video, okay? This is the biggest joke in Canadian politics this question period.

Nobody answers a question. Singh gets up and says, you know, when I'm prime minister, like the guy, He knows he's never going to become prime minister. So right off the bat, he comes out with a lie. They just lie. They lie during this. Singh ain't ever going to become a prime minister. Who the hell's going to vote for that guy?

Well, who knows, right? They voted for this guy. This is what Singh says. When I'm prime minister, I will keep my promises. Guys, they are howling. They are laughing at him. This is Jok Town. This is joke, period.

This is what this is. They're gutting themselves laughing. They can't believe he said it. He won't say it again, though, right? Now this clown talks. Look at this guy. He thinks he's so important. Anthony, like, who's this guy?

What's he going to say? What's Anthony going to say? Something real funny. Because it's joke time. Okay. I know everybody is excited and Christmas is coming. And it's what? Week and a half, two weeks away?

That's what it is. Everybody's excited. The little kids are excited. Christmas is around the corner, just around the corner. Doesn't it make you sick? Who are these tools that run our world? It's Christmas time, everybody. I know you're excited.

My Advent calendar says two days, but I think there's something went wrong there. but wait a minute just calm down everybody take a deep breath the honorable member for for sorry Burnaby South

from the top breathe deeply Okay what are you going to say sir What are good for the folks over here When I'm prime minister I will

Say it again Don't Let me try again There's another promise That this prime minister made That would certainly help The crisis

They can't stop Lopin He promised I guaranteed I'm sorry. Are you sorry? I'm having... Look at, look at Pierre.

Is his name, Pierre? Pulling up. Oh, now you've got to get serious. Order. Order. Order. Order. Order. You get a little clowns.

A little bit for Burnaby South, please. From the top, we'll try it one more time. Don't say it again. Now we know that there's some people in this chamber that like the number three. So when I'm prime minister, I will keep my prop. But let me try again.

Biddle. Oh, man, I can't watch. It's just, it's just complete horse. Completely. Not one question is answered. They call it question period, but not one question is answered. Let's take a couple of calls. Hey, Gwent.

This is F calling. I called before, but I think I was speaking, maybe no too fast. I think his name is F. But I want to let you know that I want to apply. for the RCMP, I'll probably will in a year. When I'll be free of any criminal activity for a year, I know the minimum is a year.

Minimum. I'm looking at a deferral for sure. I'll tell you the reasons why, but I'm going to apply anyway, just so I can eat the deferral earlier rather than later. I'm 24 now, so I'll be 25. Okay, you said the minimum is a year of all criminal activity. Maybe they changed that, but when I was in recruiting,

it was three years, okay? You've got to be clear of all criminal activity, so if you drank and drove two years ago, they're going to defer you for another year. Okay, this guy did some bad things. You're going to want to hear these bad things, guys. I apply, but in the past year, I was associated with the wrong kind of people, not in the sense that they were in gang, but just doing drugs,

and those drugs happen to be psychedelic, which includes psilocybin, DMT, and I also dabbled in some opium. You'll play laugh at me saying dabbled, but it is what it is. On top of that, we also had PR parties, which is private room parties, and to do it one time where money was exchanged for some favors with a woman per se. PR parties. I've never been invited. I want to go to one of those.

So you took some money in exchange. You gave it to this girl, which is a nice transaction. God, why is it such a big deal? I don't know why the RC&P would have a big deal. It is, though. They don't like it. They don't want you to give money to a girl in exchange for BJs or anything else. You can't do it.

But I know why you did it. And I was wondering if you can need to let me know how long a deferral, how long of a deferral I might be looking at. Ever? And what I can do improve my chances. I'm planning on finishing my degree. Maybe even doing the master's because I might go into a different field if this isn't work out for me. Kind of have an idea of what I want to do if policing doesn't work. But yeah, I've had some fisher mistakes.

and I've also drove under the influence of a weed because I used to be quite a smoker. But things have changed and there's a reason for that. But yeah, if you can give me your opinion on those things, and maybe cover in a video, I like watching the video. That would be great, man. Well, I'll probably call again, but this is yes. Thanks for your call, dude.

This is such a heart. Don't believe. I might be wrong, okay? Here's the problem. I think it's going to be a long deferral. They might defer you for a year, it might go on for quite a while. You did these things when you're an adult. I think you said you were 21.

It's okay to do things when you're younger. Okay, I'll give me an example. Let's say you broke the law when you're younger, okay? Because I know a guy when marijuana was illegal. He did a bunch of marijuana when he was younger. That's fine because he applied when he was 40. But he did it one time in between. that span of 20 to 40.

And he didn't get in because of that. Because he should have known better, according to the RCMP. So I think it's going to be a long deferral. It might not even happen for you, but it might happen for you. You might as well try, but they might think, see, they want to be able to trust you. They want to know for a fact that you're not going to fall back on anything that you ever, all those things that you did. they want to be convinced that you're not going to go back to that lifestyle.

Even though you know in your head you're not going to go back, the evidence doesn't prove yet that you, it's possible that you will go back. So I think a lot of time, you're going to have to separate a lot of time from the 21 age of when you did all those, sounds like fun things, but RCMP they don't look at it as fun.

So to answer your question, I don't know how long of a deferral it is going to be for you. Might not happen for you. Then again, the RCMP are desperate. Maybe you're non-white. Maybe you got a bunch of things going for you. I don't know.

But good luck to you. I know I didn't really answer your question. I hope I didn't depress you. But I'm just telling you what, this is from my experience being in recruiting. It's like if I wanted to hire you, if I had a job, you know, and you told me all those things. I'm going to be like, dude, you were 21 like yesterday. Why would I hire you?

You're going to have to do a lot of proving and time without doing anything bad is a lot of proving. And don't hang out. Don't hang out with anybody that commits criminal activity. because that'll be another gong. They'll defer you for that. Take another call. He's got a comment. He's going to teach me how I can improve on my podcast.

I want to hear this. Dude, I can barely hear you. Every time you call. You only listen to it, you don't watch it. Okay, you don't watch it. Okay, you want me to describe things better because you don't know, sometimes you don't even know what I'm talking about.

Okay, I could do that. I'll put a picture in your head. Thanks for your call, man. I sometimes forget that I'm on, you know, Spotify and Apple. And sometimes people don't even know what I'm talking about. And so I will be more visual. And yeah, thanks for your call. Before I go, I just want to tell you guys something.

You see this here? You see this? I love this. It was given to me by a very important man. Look at the color. Look at the color of it. And this is what you guys want because it has this, this part for easy twisting. And it just goes right in there.

And it, for I'd say about seven years, I carried this. And there's a good chance that they're going to be on the website, clinton jaws.com. So check that out for, for one. You know when it really comes in handy? when the woman, when I put these things on her right here, right here, I put those things on there, on her, and then I take this and I throw it away when she's acting up. I just wanted to share that with you and that was probably pretty dumb.

Guys, thanks for watching. Subscribe. Bye bye.