Do Cops Know The Rules Of The Game They Play? || Attorney Phil Downs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- The guys sit down with Attorney, Phil Downs, who represents police officers who have had civil lawsuits filed against them. Phil breaks down why police officers get sued in civil lawsuits and gives tips on how officers can protect themselves by knowing the rules of the game they play.
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Phil drops some serious knowledge on this one! Make sure you share the video and let’s help everyone get better 👊🏼.
Thanks for having me on, Gents. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I look forward to doing it again.
Thank YOU! Can’t wait to do another one.
The thing that's crazy to me is that I have access to all of this information and incredible perspective before I head to the academy. You are all learning as seasoned officers and I have the ability to start my career with some of this knowledge.
Since you haven't gone to the academy yet, think about being a firefighter.
@@Gary-ib8dz thanks for the advice but I didn't ask
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One of the biggest career enders is "pride" . Good officers can let things go and don't have to "win". Since being retired, I've encountered way too many young officers who lack good communication skills. They flat don't know how to talk to people.
You make a really good point and are completely right. Thanks for the comment
Great testimony guys! Keep up the great work!🙏
Thank you Garret 👊🏼
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 love the channel
@@emmanuelawosusi2365 Thank you! 👊🏼
Outstanding episode 🔥 great job Kyle & Mark
Thank you brotha.
Phil Downs Jr. is the next evolution in police civil defense! Don’t wait to become a client. Hire this dude now for an agency wife update. If you don’t know, now you know.
True that
The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck.
Can you do an episode where y’all talk about your experience in field training phase of being as officer? I’m starting the academy in January and the biggest thing I’ve been stressing about is the field training phase that comes after graduating the academy.
Check out this video we made for that. th-cam.com/video/TV7-QHUxD1Q/w-d-xo.html
From a retired senior training deputy, Listen, learn and ask questions. Read and know policy and state law. I wish you the best and a great future! Stay safe and alert🙏
@@garretdozier9596 solid advice
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 thank you for getting back so quick!
@@garretdozier9596 Thank you so much! I was afraid to ask questions because I didn’t want to see unprepared. Thanks again.
Another great show gentlemen! Fantastic episode...
Thank you, sir! Can’t wait to see your podcast grow.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 Thank You! I learned a lot from watching your podcast prior to starting mine and there's no doubt I will continue to learn more from watching your future episodes. Keep up the great work!
It would be cool to see you guys break down that Albuquerque PD active shooting in 2013 when Christopher chase stole that police car and drove around shooting at police.
I do remember that incident.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 that video literally terrified me as a citizen..let alone as a LEO, that would be a cool breakdown video!!! Love the content!!!!
Mike, Mark & Billy, thank you all for creating this for us.
I am looking to join thr academy after I do my ride-along & I want to say thank you.
Your videos definitely help. Keep at it.
If you ever come to El Paso, let me know so you can test our shooting range🤠
This one was great, he really made report writing easier for me. Be honest, be accurate and say exactly what happened and don’t worry if it sounds bad. Honesty is the best policy, if you were not in the wrong you will be ok. And this guy sounds like an 03 Marine.
Great episode
Glad you enjoyed it 👊🏼
This is such a great pod cast!!!
Thanks brotha.
Phil give examples of what to use instead of guiding
Great info and knowledge to have! Always need to keep educating and growing in the law enforcement community, especially as the law is everchanging. Awesome episode showgun.
Why is this even a discussion? Cops get qualified immunity so there is no accountability or transparency. Police investigate themselves and always find that there was no wrongdoing. If there happens to be video, because of powerful police unions and biased employment contracts, police can have access to all video and evidence before having an interview. If by a miracle a cop is dismissed, they can get their jobs back through advocates or just resign and move to another county. Lawsuits are of no moment to cops as they do not pay. The taxpayers do. Essentially, the people who are abused by cops are paying for that pleasure and because of no accountability or transparency, this will continue forever.
Well said.
I’m really curious what the counselor had to say about the First Amendment claim. Why did he shy away from discussing
So when an Ohio Police officer Kicks a complying man in the face, he was "guiding the citizens face to bottom of the officers foot?"
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Think like a fiction author when writing reports, got it
Write to the legal frameworks, concisely and meaningfully. Literature expands the vocabulary, and models the structures of compelling narrative.