A drug dog's alert and an empty car: Larry Forman's K9 short takes off
The search found nothing, and within eleven hours the short had passed 150,000 views, catching up with a porch standoff from three days earlier.
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Cop Claims K9 Alerted—Search Finds NOTHING
Attorney Larry Forman spent his week where his channel lives lately: on doorsteps, porches and roadsides, explaining what police can and cannot ask of you. Seven shorts went up, and nearly every title sets an officer against someone who knows the rules.
The newest is the one moving. In "Cop Claims K9 Alerted—Search Finds NOTHING," an officer orders a driver out after a drug dog's alert, and the car turns out to be clean. Its tags point to probable cause, profiling and the Fourth Amendment, the ground Forman covers again and again. Eleven hours in, it had already passed 150,000 views, the fastest start of anything he posted.
The most watched of the week, "This Cop Picked the Wrong Porch," is a Colorado encounter on private property. An officer tells a homeowner that state law requires his ID, and he declines to answer anything. Viewers keep repeating his calmest line, about not understanding why she doesn't understand that he doesn't answer questions, and several argue over whether her claim about Colorado law holds up. Others swap tips on what they would have said.
The rest of the week ran on the same theme: six officers at the door of a man eating dinner after a noise complaint, a shots-fired call over target practice, and a CPS visit with police and no warrant.
The channel as a whole drew fewer views per day than it usually does. That was the case across most of the true crime and court channels near its size, with Brian Entin and The Decoder among the few running busy.
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The comments under "This Cop Picked the Wrong Porch"
"I don't understand why you don't understand that I don't answer questions". Classic
@adambarnes2528See it on YouTubeCome back with a warrant or don't come back
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- Channel
- Attorney Larry Forman
- Subscribers
- 628,000
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- October 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 156,422
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Which amendment to the US Constitution protects against unreasonable searches and seizures?
The Fourth Amendment, part of the Bill of Rights ratified in 1791, guards against unreasonable searches and seizures and sets the warrant requirement.
