He was arrested over the Memorial Day weekend for alleged disorderly conduct, public drunkeness and for cursing at a cop, but Return to Amish star Jeremiah Raber may be hinting that he was actually arrested unlawfully and treated poorly by the cops who handcuffed him.

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Raber posted a small video snippet from his arrest on Youtube May 29, where he appears to be taping the incident as the cops prepared the cuff him.

"We got pulled over by Trooper Smith and Trooper Waters in Indiana County, Pa. and I was the passenger in the car and the one cop recognized me and repeatedly called me a stupid Amish douchebag so I finally told him 'shut the f*** up,'" he wrote in the video's summary. "They let us go and 2 min later came back after we were on private property and this is what happened."

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The video then proceeds to show the exchange between Raber and one of the Troopers after he was approached on the private property--and the situation quickly escalates.

"Everything alright?" one of the cops can be heard asking in the background.

"Yeah, Everything's good," Raber says.

"OKay, why don't you get your hands out of your pockets then?" the trooper asks.

"Trooper Smith out of f*****g Indiana County...I'm recording by the way," Raber suddenly says.

"I'm gonna tell you what, if you call me a b***h one more time, I'm gonna walk your f*****g a** out," the cop is then heard shouting.

"I'm recording@! Indiana County, Trooper Smith, refused to give me his f*****g badge number," Raber then says.

After, the brief exchange, the cop is then heard telling Raber and his friend that they are under arrest.

"Put your hands behind your back," he says.

"For what?" Raber asks.

"You're gonna be under arrest for disorderly conduct," the cop replies.

The video then cuts off, and it is unclear if Raber had his Miranda Rights read to him, though he alleged on his Facebook page, where he also posted the video, that those rights were not given to him prior to his arrest--which if true, could throw out any case against him.

Breaking Amish: Return to Amish airs Sundays at 10 p.m. on TLC.

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