Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Former Deputy District Attorney Patrick J. D'Arcy informs viewers that Massad Ayoob's "5 Step Plan" is completely wrong. Do NOT speak to the police. Ever. They are not there to prove your innocence. I found a video from 2012 where "Mas" as he is called admits that innocent people that speak to the police wind up in prison. So, why speak to the police? Mas says it is to create a "good impression" that you "are the victim." None of that is relevant in criminal trials. Now look, I agree with Mas on other things, but when he ventures into the law like he does (and as a non-lawyer), and uses his authority in a way that could put a person behind bars, I am forced to speak up. Don't send any hate his way. This is a free country, and we are entitled to our opinions. I respect Mas in his firearm skills, etc. But he has overstepped his bounds here. Keep everything positive. This video is not legal advice, but general information. No attorney-client relationship is formed. Always consult with a local licensed attorney in your area for specific legal advice.
Former Deputy District Attorney Patrick J. D'Arcy informs viewers that Massad Ayoob's "5 Step Plan" is completely wrong. Do NOT speak to the police. Ever. They are not there to prove your innocence. I found a video from 2012 where "Mas" as he is called admits that innocent people that speak to the police wind up in prison. So, why speak to the police? Mas says it is to create a "good impression" that you "are the victim." None of that is relevant in criminal trials. Now look, I agree with Mas on other things, but when he ventures into the law like he does (and as a non-lawyer), and uses his authority in a way that could put a person behind bars, I am forced to speak up. Don't send any hate his way. This is a free country, and we are entitled to our opinions. I respect Mas in his firearm skills, etc. But he has overstepped his bounds here. Keep everything positive. This video is not legal advice, but general information. No attorney-client relationship is formed. Always consult with a local licensed attorney in your area for specific legal advice.
