Unfortunately there are pple who are acting like having seizures, bc they hope doctor will say he is unable to stay in jail / prison. But pigs aren't doctors, so they have to take every icase very seriously-- of course they don't bc they are pigs and for pigs an inmate I just a criminal so they don't care. I hate police from the bottom of my heart.
This is why more officers need to be targeted for elimination. People need to make a stand and start fighting fire with fire. Force is the only language they understand. Maybe when enough body bags are filled with dead officers things will change.
brussell639 they need an external unniased investigqtion group to go in and do that. They should've brought in hospital investigators. They would've been screwed. They don't mess around.
This happened in a prison. Prisons in America are for profit. They sacrifice the standard of care for their bottom line. Their internal investigation would never show fault because that would leave them open to a civil suit. Prison systems are corrupt. American politics are corrupt and the police are corrupt.
So even if it has already started they just shove him in an observation room instead of doing what they were TOLD to do by the medical personnel? How is that justified?????
The police never believed he's in a medical problem. They think it's just pretending. Or trying for a chance to escape. That's why they don't do what people would do if they are not in the police lock up.
Well said. Jail was made for poor people and minority control for resources structuring. Jail never was for the rich, powerful and their willing minions.
Krystle and April actually all of those officers that was getting interviewed got fired not sure if they got prosecuted or anything but you should know that the captain that ordered those officers to not move him still works there. Hope this satisfied y’alls hate
Like I said, when you’re in jail, no matter for how small of a charge, convicted or not, you are seen as LESS THAN HUMAN, not deserving of basic dignity or compassion. You are NOT a real human being in their eyes. You do NOT deserve love. You do NOT deserve compassion. You do NOT deserve dignity: you’re just considered a burden on the taxpayers.
@@Docsjeff wym, he was literally spaming out on the floor, when they were transporting him between rooms even after, they were slow af, when someone's life is in danger, you hurry tf up, doesnt take much IQ for that, common sense
@@LuckeyGaming816 Well isn't that amazing, that's exactly what cameras are for! Lol. 🤦♀️ It's very clear to see this young man was in medical distress and was left to suffer and die, as the recommendation of multiple health care professionals fell on deaf ears. He very well could have died even if he recieved the care he needed, though no one will ever know. One thing is for certain though and that is, they failed to act.
SunkissedMalice right like really did that person even watch the video 🤦🏽♀️the way they treated that person regardless if he’s in a holding cell they needed to get him help these cops are pissing me off
The cops had clear instructions to take the young man to medical. When they put him in that cell for observation, they were acting as doctors practicing without a license. As a group the cops conspired to deprive him of his life. Each one of them should be charged and imprisoned.
Quincy Birwood exactly, that alone shows the cops decision to ignore a medical Dr shows they are responsible for his death, making a decision not to do what they were told to do from a professional in medical. They did NOt not care, they let him die. Most cops are lazy , power control freaks. Still ANOTHER person dies because of police neglect, stupidity, and downright cold hearted indifference. Not to protect and serve... but to detain and let die from neglect after being told by a Dr to take him to the infirmary. They did plenty of wrong doing , they should all be in jail with no medical care and see how it feels!
+Willie Deval Parker - Sure, let the lawyers work that angle. Meanwhile, I'd start killing deputies and jailers until the people responsible for this were held accountable. An eye for an eye.
@@Johnnykham_ why sue the lawyers take almost half and they build you up making you think you will be having a jury trial. BS. Almost 90% settle out of court. It is almost impossible to sue the police even if they shoot and kill someone for no reason at all. There are so MANY laws protecting them, that's why they do all these curropt things now days. They know nothing is going to happen to them. Even if you sue and win, a piece of paper is put in their file and no one will ever see it unless they move to another town and go to work at another pig station. The lawyers play you because they need your money that you are awarded in the settlement. That's their living. They don't care what the cops did to you. They just want at least 40% of what you get plus what ever they paid out of pocket to build your case, like stamps, travel, requesting audio, open records request, etc. You go home with hopefully 30% after the lawyers finish raping you. Also, there is a secret rule that the pigs know, the lawyers know and the judge knows about when taking the cops and sheriff and the department to court. It's almost impossible to win and even if you do, nothing will change within the police department. I had fist hand experience in 2015. Took two years before it finally ended. No if i need a cop they refuse to help. I wrecked my car in 2018, called 911 and waited 45 minutes before any cop showed up after calling 911 repeatly. I've had a weekly problem with my neighbor and their kids coming on my property either stealing or damanging my property for the last 4 yrs. Got photos, etc and every time I call the city cops to come address the problem, they make it out to be me. The thing is, it's not just me, it's other homes and families in my neighborhood that these kids are doing the samething to them to. The other neighbors have told these cops the same stuff i've told them and nothing happens. The kids tend to pick on me because they live directly behind me. The only thing that's going to stop these cops from hurting/killing people is for these laws that protect them, is for the laws have to change and hold then accountable for their actions. If you ever do sue the police, research your lawyer and his fees and get it in writting, even if it is in writting they will try and trick you and change things in the end for their benefit. Their are really nice while they are building your case, but have a very different attitude towards you in the end. Oh, if you use the public defender research their background as well. The law is: "who you know, and how much are you willing to spend" to make it go away or a lesser punishment.
@Frank DeFalco if you have ever been involved in a Coroners inquest you would know how quickly they turn in favour of the system rather than the evidence and if the evidence doesn't fit the picture then they just ignore the evidence and hide or illegitimise the witness!? My best friend was murdered by another "friend" but all the cops came up with was "accidental death"!? This person has killed 3 people and was feeding police information in return for not putting his ass in jail for 20 years! I have also seen a report on myself where I was stopped from driving my car because the cops thought I was stoned, they detained me as I put the key in the ignition(this happened at the police station while reporting stolen goods after a 12hour night shift spraying sanitizer in our local meat works) but my erratic driving was caused by residual cannabis, all the other medication that I take had absolutely no effect!??? I will tell you that I was on a high dose of methadone, sleeping and anxiety medication so this surprised the hell out of my doctor, myself and the young constable that got lambered with the case because her boss that caused the problem wasn't big enough to deal with his mistakes!?
In the facility I worked in, if this behavior would’ve happened, everyone that touched him would’ve been fired. Just disgusting and sad. But that’s how working in jails go. People get so desensitized because they’re just so used to seeing craziness and evil at times that they lose their sense of humanity. The things I saw and heard from coworkers still bother me. This type of mentality is common in law enforcement anyway. You gotta find the balance.
Dominique Powell-Saidykhan that is 100% correct. Not defending their actions at all. They should be fired and arrested. However, the answer to the question as to why or how they could have done this is simple. Working in a jail, the officers are desensitized (some could argue dehumanized) to seeing pain and/or suffering (sort of like how doctors have no problem seeing blood, guts, brains, etc). On top of that, I call it the “crying wolf syndrome.” Everyone in jail frequently plays the victim in order to obtain special treatment or privileges. It’s always too hot, too cold, food isn’t good enough, medicine isn’t working good enough, not comfortable enough, etc. so over time, officers at the jail just kind of get that “yeah, yeah, whatever” attitude when someone says they need something.
@@InDatParish are you dumb, the doctor clearly stated from the first moment the doctor saw him he needed medical assistance ASAP, it is not the polices job to medically assess people that is down to the doctor, it is not down to the police to decide if they should act upon the doctors call. I dont care if the police have mentally insane people faking it all the time, this clearly was not the case therefore it is the police officers faults this man died due to there inability to comply with a medically trained person whos soul basis is to medically assess and treat people, police are not doctors and should never play doctor, not one of them has the training or IQ capacity to be a doctor or they would not be an officer of the law. Trying to justify this by other peoples actions before this man is ridiculous, you cannot label everyone under the same banner and you certainly cannot judge a man based on your experiences with other arrested people. This man clearly had zero trouble before this and clearly was not acting up before his seizure, people like yourself are the reason this man died.
Dominique Powell-Saidykhan You ain’t lying. I was a CO a few years back. And I got out because of how coworkers treated inmates. And they expect you to do the same.
At the end of the day, that's what that pay check means. If you can't stand the heat then get out of the kitchen. Edit: That is; performing a 100% satisfactory job in the kitchen. If the job is half good or not good at all then "get out of the kitchen" meaning, if these police, (which they did in the video) did not want to perform their fullest ability in taking care of the inmate (making sure he received excellent health care) then they need to stop collecting the paycheck and get out. One more thing: It's important for all of us the recognize poor performance from a police officer. Too many of us are looking at videos like the one captioned above and saying that even though it's wrong, it's what the police officers are paid to do. That's simply not the truth. Recognize officers doing this kind of work and call it what it is, unprofessional, amateurish, not deserving of pay in any occupation for that matter. (See my reply further down to see why). Sorry for the misunderstanding and I hope this clarifies my position on what happened on that day in the video. Yes, those officers need reassignments probably patrolling some deserted island away from people.
Jeremiah O'Neal Exactly what I did. Got out of that hell hole. Nothing but demons. Inmates and COs. Of course they were some good people. But majority snakes in the grass.
And for the doctor to claim he died of MCAD, knowing his blood sugar was a normal 98 is an outright, willful lie. There's no way that MCAD could have been the cause of his death and you don't have to be a doctor to figure that out. But of course, all the doctor had to do was pretend he was already going through the process of death no matter what so he and his colleagues and fellow officers could avoid criminal charges and dodge responsibility, which is exactly what he did. How these people sleep at night, I will never know.
“We have so many seizures around here that we look at it like a “boy who cried wolf” situation.” Wtf. That makes no sense. How is someone supposed to fake a seizure? That cop should lose his job.
@@NocturnalNugget2 yes but they had his medical records and know he truly does suffer from them. They acted like he didnt and saying the statement of it's easy to fake them was not something that should have been done in this situation at all. Then to the officers who just passed by, saw how pale he was and how he was begging for help, couldn't get up. They should be accountable.
I hate to say this but if you had ever worked in a jail or prison situation you would know that a lot of inmates act like this when there’s absolutely nothing wrong and it is so devastating for those who truly are suffering because if officers responded to every single inmate who manifested symptoms like this there would be nothing else done in in incarceration. I am a nurse I worked in a prison for two months and this is exactly why I left because I was too sensitive and I needed to “lose my empathy” and that’s never gonna happen so I understand that there is a struggle to balance True need and avoiding getting caught up in manipulative tactics. I don’t think the way this man was handled is in any way justifiable. Corrections officers are made to follow orders and they aren’t medically trained so we don’t really have a great system in place. I truly believe they need better medical training so they can sort out legitimate concerns from false actions intended to disrupt proceedings. So much tragic loss, so wasteful 😩😖😩
@Taylor Atkinson how many laws have you broken? Just because he was there does not mean he should have been ignored. You've gotten a speeding ticket before... Don't be so arrogant...
You got that right, these cop's need to go to PRISON. I am talking about every single one of them across the United States, until they're held accountable and thrown in prison this is going to continue. I wish I would see more news clips of these deputies and police officers on the news being held accountable And sent off to prison and maybe they will learn to control themselves. Just maybe, but I'm not holding my breath.
So sorry for the murder of your son. Nice going officers, I hope your afforded the same compassion and empathy when death comes knocking to collect your behinds.
His family can never get their son back. This young man suffered severely at the hands of the police at this jail. They should sue and take them for everything. I️ think the unfeeling police that handled his case directly should be fired.
+M14 SMK Doesn't excuse the behavior of the police, it's their duty to make sure that people in their care do not due an avoidable death. Also he shouldn't have been in there anyways, marijuana should be just as legal as alcohol in this country.
It’s funny because when someone is having a seizure, you are NOT supposed to hold someone down. It’s more of a damage hazard to the person seizing. Very unprofessional and untrained “medical employees”
@@MrVhatever Then put a pillow under his head, or a blanket or a sweater, something soft. My dad had epilepsy, with frequent grand mal seizures. I knew from a young age to guide him gently to the floor and cover him with a blanket. If I could do that as a teenage female, by myself then surely these people can to.
@@MrVhatever I had a full blown sezurie on a sidewalk and turned out fine, i wasnt held down I just had my sezurie. Do not hold us down, it can do more damage, allow someone to go thru there sezurie and right after call 911 literally NEVER touch those having one, nevee put anything in our mouth, n if its past 5 mins call 911 if it still goes bc it can cause brain damage and can cause u to lose air to ur brain which could be what happened to him.
This is totally unacceptable!! The Goof Troop was in charge. How are these officers cleared?? They did not follow the nurses orders. Bless this family.🌟
Personally you can forget the lawsuit. If that was my son I’d find that sob who said “ boy who cried wolf” and do some justice... especially everybody else involved
And if crying wolf let the doctor decide then punish him for it. I seen a few untold stories of the er where they got a few prisoners and one was faking and got caught. The other caused his mess and got stuck with a doctor who didn't care anything about him more than he could help.
"His death was already in motion from the missed meal!" This tells me that they knew the symptoms I'm MCADD and did nothing to help. When a nurse or doctor tell you to move their patient immediately, move them, immediately!
The pathetic excuse they gave only makes them more guilty. Can you imagine a doctor deciding not to help someone because he thinks the death is inevitable?
"I see it as a crying wolf situation, in my opinion." Ahhh you do not have the authority to even make that assumption. Pathetic. That officer knows in his heart, he was part of this young mans murder.
They killed him! Scumbags! Horrible police. Some of them are even female. What happened to that simpathy women have? How did they become such monsters. RIP.
I'm retired young from the US Army due to combat wounds sustained in Iraq. I was a nurse and medic. I had an extra job earlier in my career where I worked twelve hour shifts from 7pm Friday night til 7am Saturday morning and from 7pm Saturday night til 7am Sunday morning. I was the jail nurse. I was responsible for the health and treatment of the corrections officers, the local city, county and state police officers as well as any federal agents who came into the jail ( it was a county jail in a larger city in Virginia) and I was also responsible for the intake, medications, health and treatment of all of the jail's inmates. Being a larger city it was also a university town with a few large universities, colleges, tech schools, etc. Once late on a Friday night a young man was brought in because he'd been warned by officers a couple times earlier in the night for public intoxication and he hasn't taken the warning and the favor of being given a chance to go on home because it was his 21st birthday and he was really tearing it down that night. I did his initial assessment when he was booked. I didn't cate much at all for what I saw so i gave it 15 minutes and went into the holding cell to reassess him. I was correct in my concerns; his condition had deteriorated in just that 15 minute interval. I immediately informed the Lieutenant on duty that they couldn't continue to process the kid, that he must instead be taken out post haste by any available deputy to the nearest emergency room as I had diagnosed alcohol poisoning and that he was very near the point that respiratory distress, respiratory failure, coma, and death would be immediate concerns. He didn't have a lot of time. The physician in charge as the medical officer for that facility ( who of course was not present most of the time and who approved medical treatments over the phone when necessary) had vetted me and let me work autonomously under his license to practice medicine as if I were an MD as he had vetted me and my background, experience, etc working as a physician in the same manner in the military so I had his complete trust and authority and I was the medical officer whenever I was on duty. And the corrections officers who I worked with were well aware of that. We had a great deal of mutual respect for each other. They didn't question me and took it as a medical order and immediately transported the young man. The next night I arrived at the jail and only a few minutes after I'd arrived for my shift I was asked to go back out through the security levels that I'd just entered through to report to work for my shift. There were visitors in the lobby who'd requested a moment of my time. Upon reaching the lobby I found that the visitors were the mother and sister of the young man from the previous night along with the sister's boyfriend. They'd inquired about me with the jail earlier in the morning Saturday and had asked to come to the jail that Saturday night at 7pm as I came on duty for my second twelve hour shift. They were lovely people and they had wanted very much to meet me as they'd been called into the emergency room the previous night and the physician who was treating their son/brother had apparently told them when they thanked him for all he'd done to aid the young man that " it's not me you should be thanking but the male nurse at the jail. If he hadn't been the one to treat your son and immediately sent him here to the ER then your son would've been dead within an hour or less last night. That nurse is the man who saved your son's life. That nurse had no access to any equipment other than a standard law enforcement roadside breathalyzer. He's one helluva diagnostician.". I wrote all of this not to bring any praise upon myself but in order to really drive home this one point: military, law enforcement, and corrections personnel should ALWAYS listen to the medical officer on site or on scene and take their advice as if it were an order.
Charge every cop who saw him or was involved in him being detained with murder and seek the death penalty for every one of them because they intentionally allowed the man to die and intentionally ignored the directions of the medical professionals.
Cry wolf ? Damn corrupted cops guards and medical staff . My son is in prison and was denied for medical treatment for one hour complaining about his chest was hurting he eventually passed out and hit the floor and was found passed out after one hour asking for help in sci phoenix prison. The doctors ended up doing surgery on his heart. No one deserves to die like this I know they in prison but no one should be denied medical treatment. My heart goes out to the family God bless may justice be done.
I hope your son is doing fine right now. God bless you, your son and your entire family. It pains to see how these polices are supposed to provide citizens with any help needed. Ironically, here they are ignoring when one is clearly in need of help.
I’m not getting this, the JAILS own doctor Said after the seizure to transport him upstairs immediately! Yet the idiot jailers felt they were more knowledgeable, and thought that he was faking, so put him in a cell to Observe him for over 30 minuets, yet with little observation. One question, who do you think is more qualified to tell you if a patient is having a real seizure and other symptoms, a friggin DOCTOR or a heartless jailer who only has a GED who now thinks they are somebody because they get to wear a gun. They deliberately went against what the Doctor said, and should have been in there as soon as they heard him calling for help! Had they taken him immediately to the hospital, due to his MCADD he had a good chance! So it absolutely WAS the jails fault, and those intake officers in particular!
What breaks my heart most is the fact that he _knew_ he was dying. Withering on the cold, hard, floor, away from everyone who's ever loved and cared for him, the warmth seeping out of his body, his consciousness slipping, slowly drifting to sleep with pictures and memories of happier times and places imprinted on the back of his eyelids.
Until curruption, abuse of power, and dismissal of human life within the system is abolished NOBODY should have to answer to the "justice" system. Im sick of the millions of videos of innocent people being convicted and even killed by cops and people unnecessarily dying from untreated medical issues in prisons. He may have had a hot UA but atleast he didnt ruthlessly kill someone like every one of those guards involved did.
When the guards are worse than the prisoners (typical) it's not justice but a slaughterhouse. They get off on the sadism having people completely under their control
Agreed. And the problem became a lot worse when Prisons became privately owned. Basically incarceration for profit. In North Carolina, the Prisons get $1900 a day for each prisoner incarcerated for more than 6 hours.
So they checked on him multiple times watching him writhing on the floor and saying he looked like he was dying and just said it was all good....what a bunch of cowards
As a previous jail nurse, I can tell you that it can be really frustrating dealing with jail policies and procedures. Security policies and procedures trump medical decisions and all we can do is bring our issues to the sergeant , which might be addressed or not. I was lucky and mostly worked with great security officers that respected our medical decisions but that was always contingent on their own policies. For instance, I had a diabetic who had a dangerously low blood sugar and was confused. One the nurses wanted to give him piece of candy or a cup of orange juice but we were told that we could be charged with giving contraband to an inmate. It was crazy and that's how these terrible things happened. Also, yes, we can have 20-30 "seizures" a day with 80% being fake, which can definitely lead to people not taking them seriously but they even said the guy looked sick, so that's not an excuse. I feel bad for his family.
Angeloublue32 they knew that guy had medical issues, and also it's hella easy to tell the difference between a fake seizure and a real one.. you can see it in the face and by how powerful the convulsions are.. when someone really seizures you can see the life go out of them
mommymode1985 that's a lie, I am a recovering heroin addict and a type 1 diabetic I know. The only way anybody can die from heroin detox is from severe dehydration, and that is still extremely rare and it's very very hard to do. If you're detoxing from alcohol or benzos or any drug that works off gaba receptors then yes, you can easily die from detoxing due to seizures
If the diabetic would have died because of the low BG the family would have the right to sue you as well as the officers who broke the law when denying him what he needed to treat the low. Did you even make an attempt to go over their heads and put the needs of the diabetic ahead of the egos of the officers? If not I hope you no longer work in the medical field in any capacity.
Dear America; We've been crying out for centuries; in hopes of freedom from this tyranny.. Do you now hear our pleas? May this young man rest in peace.
No, very incorrect, the medical center at the jail is part of the jail he would've still been in custody of the jail so they would've made their money regardless...they should've helped him...I know this is an old comment but maybe you'll see it
I don't understand why, when the doctor said immediately, he wasn't taken, I dunno, IMMEDIATELY?? 50 minutes is far too long. I feel so bad for this young man and his beautiful family. I hope they file a wrongful death suit against the jail. And win.
Hearing the dad say “It makes me sad knowing he had to go that way” fucking BROKE me.. RIP to this young man and to his family whose lives have turned into a living nightmare.
In this day and age, the scariest thing I can think of is being confronted by police, if you're completely right or completely wrong, they simply do not care if you survive the encounter with them... When you are confronted by police in the most basic way, your chances of being assaulted or even killed are exponentially higher than being confronted by any other person... What's worse are the protections afforded to law enforcement that you or I would never be given...
To his dad and his family, I’m so sorry that he spent the last part of his life like this, being neglected and disregarded. The way they treated him was less than human and he deserved better. I’m sorry for the loss and for the added pain this circumstance brings to that loss. May God bless every one of y’all. ❤️❤️❤️
Can anyone imagine the feelings of the family watching there son begging for help and having seizures in a jail cell?? My god heart breaking. May he rest in peace and my deepest condolence to the family.
We're sick and tired of giving inmates medical treatment (boys crying wolf) and even though we don't have any medical training, we've decided to put a stop to it. There's no way we're going to allow medically train people to decide whether or not people need treatment, we'll decide that on our own. The fact that no one in that jail was charged with this man's death, tells anyone all they need to know about how government protects government.
Very sad. No one should have too suffer like that when there are trained medical personal around... That young man died because neglect. I was yelling help him please he's in distress... My heart goes out to this mans family. A father had to watch his son die...
Why did this jail prisoner die? Correctional officers' indifference, contempt, apathy, selfishness, cynicism, not getting laid enough, god complex, sadism, ego, and entitlement.
Why would they feel the need to put a new policy in place if there was no wrongdoing? I have Epilepsy and first of all you are never ever supposed to pin someone down while they are having a seizure. I don’t know where these nurses or doctors went to school but they were not qualified for the job. Secondly, all of them looked in on him and saw him suffering yet decided not to do anything. Instead these sick bastards decided that they wanted to “observe” which to me sounded like they wanted to watch him suffer. Thirdly, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. Yes he may have already been ill before he went in but they didn’t even take it seriously. He could have been given medication or gotten proper medical treatment so that he would have stabilized. This is so very wrong. It looks like a case of cops protecting cops.
Over 25 years ago I had a misdemeanor DUI and had to do 48 hours in jail. It wasn't a large jail. This was in Northern California. I was not given my medication on time, nor even close to it, nor was anybody else. Even though I was supposed to take it at certain times. I was very troubled for myself and others. It was very obvious they did not care. I haven't drank since!
Jackie Kester me and my diabetic friend both got in trouble(he picked up a wallet at a casino, we sat and played games and didn't even open the wallet but cops charged both of us with grand theft which was easily beat) and we were put in jail, they took away my insulin pump and my friends insulin pump.. and they wouldn't give my friend his medications.. this happened on a Friday, I had to be in there till monday to get out.. they almost killed me several times because I have what's called a dawn phenomena that makes my blood sugar spike.. they also had a generic insulin chart that applied to everyone, when it was way wrong for me
I T 😂 I wouldn’t say he’s gorgeous I mean who smiles during their mugshot like why lol I do feel bad for the father though nothing worse than losing a child
This beautiful young soul died a horrific, needless death, in a jail cell, on a concrete floor, alone. Was there not one CO with a shred of humanity or compassion?
I have low blood sugar. Feeding him would have kept him alive. Pure negligence! Involuntary homicide at the least. As for a 93 blood glucose. Was he administered IV dextrose? IM or oral? He was not on his way out when he arrived. God bless him and his family.
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“He looked like death” Yet she continues to walk away.
He was murdered. All the officers involved need to be fired.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!! He was murdered and those officers should all be charged
Not fired. Charged with manslaughter. They very intentionaly did not help him.
ALL OF THEM!
@@toddmarino wrong wrong wrong
They investigated themselves and found they did nothing wrong
Prosecuted to the full extent of the law, like he was .....
This is so disgusting. He had 2 seizures and they just left him in a cell
Even more disgusting that the cop said he related that to the boy who cried wolf. Who tf has a seizure for attention?
Unfortunately there are pple who are acting like having seizures, bc they hope doctor will say he is unable to stay in jail / prison. But pigs aren't doctors, so they have to take every icase very seriously-- of course they don't bc they are pigs and for pigs an inmate I just a criminal so they don't care. I hate police from the bottom of my heart.
The officers need to be charged with man slaughter. The fact that they show no remorse scares me.
This is murder.
Samantha Monaco frl it took him bout 1hour 2 get there and watched him die
Samantha Monaco Lord help us if pigs are stupid
Yep. But the soulless can not show remorse.
It SHOULD scare EVERYONE.
These sadistic cops get off on taking advantage of helpless people.
SO, SO, true.. sadly...
They act like every person is a stone cold murderer and then treat them as such!
Yes they do they're 🐷
the deputies are 100% liable for his death. it's heartbreaking that he's lost two sons to the same thing.
These public servants are criminals...but their time will come when this country fails.😁
@Frank DeFalco : 🤬🤬🤬🤬
Same result every time the police investigates themselves. No wrongdoing found, every officer is cleared. When is it enough?
This is why more officers need to be targeted for elimination. People need to make a stand and start fighting fire with fire. Force is the only language they understand. Maybe when enough body bags are filled with dead officers things will change.
brussell639 when we start dragging them out into the street to perform street justice!
brussell639 they need an external unniased investigqtion group to go in and do that. They should've brought in hospital investigators. They would've been screwed. They don't mess around.
brussell639 agreed
This happened in a prison. Prisons in America are for profit. They sacrifice the standard of care for their bottom line. Their internal investigation would never show fault because that would leave them open to a civil suit. Prison systems are corrupt. American politics are corrupt and the police are corrupt.
I hope his parents sue the department and the City.
and mayor
@Zoltan Krekacs Then who's gonna work at the jail?
This happened to my family. We sued. Didn’t fix the heartbreak.
@@bellanies.4726 no money can't replace a loved one. It the principal of the act. I am sorry for your loss.
They'd have to sue the county.
"To protect and serve..... ourselves."
THEY'RE PROTECTING AND SERVING US TO DEATH
who thought it would be a good idea for the police to investigate each other? Almost, almost the dumbest thing I ever heard of.
Themselves
Watching this video must be absolutely heartbreaking for this father because it's absolutely heartbreaking to me and I'm a complete stranger
Especially after he lost another son before
I'm crying watching this
So even if it has already started they just shove him in an observation room instead of doing what they were TOLD to do by the medical personnel? How is that justified?????
It's not, this happens all too often, the lack of human compassion among these people who are to protect and serve is unbelievable
The police never believed he's in a medical problem. They think it's just pretending. Or trying for a chance to escape. That's why they don't do what people would do if they are not in the police lock up.
Same old same old!! All staff cleared of any wrongdoing.. But policies has been changed to better help the inmates.. Blah blah blah...👎
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@Quality Con-trolling EXACTLY!!
Killer cops
Well said. Jail was made for poor people and minority control for resources structuring. Jail never was for the rich, powerful and their willing minions.
Better to help staff get away with murder!!
The fact that it shows right on video what happened and that everybody still gets away with it that just shows you wow
Krystle and April actually all of those officers that was getting interviewed got fired not sure if they got prosecuted or anything but you should know that the captain that ordered those officers to not move him still works there. Hope this satisfied y’alls hate
Like I said, when you’re in jail, no matter for how small of a charge, convicted or not, you are seen as LESS THAN HUMAN, not deserving of basic dignity or compassion. You are NOT a real human being in their eyes. You do NOT deserve love. You do NOT deserve compassion. You do NOT deserve dignity: you’re just considered a burden on the taxpayers.
A death sentance for smoking weed! Wow. My heart goes out to his family! All due to lazy jailers.
The good ol us fuckin a the most people in jail anywhere and to die from a little weed sad
This is terrible!! Idc if it was his disease or not, they litterally ignored him and let him die!! 😣😣
Richard Cicco
Apparently you did NOT hear the Coroner’s report
Tearing Tacos
WTF would YOU recommend in your wisdom?You don’t have a F’n Clue!!!
@@Docsjeff wym, he was literally spaming out on the floor, when they were transporting him between rooms even after, they were slow af, when someone's life is in danger, you hurry tf up, doesnt take much IQ for that, common sense
The way he was treated was a cause of his death.
Sharon Bayliss really? Damn we’re you there can you give details?
@@LuckeyGaming816 Well isn't that amazing, that's exactly what cameras are for! Lol. 🤦♀️
It's very clear to see this young man was in medical distress and was left to suffer and die, as the recommendation of multiple health care professionals fell on deaf ears. He very well could have died even if he recieved the care he needed, though no one will ever know. One thing is for certain though and that is, they failed to act.
SunkissedMalice right like really did that person even watch the video 🤦🏽♀️the way they treated that person regardless if he’s in a holding cell they needed to get him help these cops are pissing me off
@@mayasimms8250 join the que of what's becoming not just hundreds of thousands,but millions it's starting to get to.
The cops had clear instructions to take the young man to medical. When they put him in that cell for observation, they were acting as doctors practicing without a license. As a group the cops conspired to deprive him of his life. Each one of them should be charged and imprisoned.
Quincy Birwood exactly, that alone shows the cops decision to ignore a medical Dr shows they are responsible for his death, making a decision not to do what they were told to do from a professional in medical. They did NOt not care, they let him die. Most cops are lazy , power control freaks. Still ANOTHER person dies because of police neglect, stupidity, and downright cold hearted indifference. Not to protect and serve... but to detain and let die from neglect after being told by a Dr to take him to the infirmary. They did plenty of wrong doing , they should all be in jail with no medical care and see how it feels!
Just disgusting these officers have to be held accountable!
I would sue the sheriff department for being stupid
+Willie Deval Parker - Sure, let the lawyers work that angle. Meanwhile, I'd start killing deputies and jailers until the people responsible for this were held accountable. An eye for an eye.
Willie Deval Parker I'd sue the officers
Willie Deval Parker
Are you stupid enough to be arrested?
Trust they need to be sued because Gwinnett County Sheriff are truly pigs.
@@Johnnykham_ why sue the lawyers take almost half and they build you up making you think you will be having a jury trial. BS. Almost 90% settle out of court. It is almost impossible to sue the police even if they shoot and kill someone for no reason at all. There are so MANY laws protecting them, that's why they do all these curropt things now days. They know nothing is going to happen to them. Even if you sue and win, a piece of paper is put in their file and no one will ever see it unless they move to another town and go to work at another pig station. The lawyers play you because they need your money that you are awarded in the settlement. That's their living. They don't care what the cops did to you. They just want at least 40% of what you get plus what ever they paid out of pocket to build your case, like stamps, travel, requesting audio, open records request, etc. You go home with hopefully 30% after the lawyers finish raping you. Also, there is a secret rule that the pigs know, the lawyers know and the judge knows about when taking the cops and sheriff and the department to court. It's almost impossible to win and even if you do, nothing will change within the police department. I had fist hand experience in 2015. Took two years before it finally ended. No if i need a cop they refuse to help. I wrecked my car in 2018, called 911 and waited 45 minutes before any cop showed up after calling 911 repeatly. I've had a weekly problem with my neighbor and their kids coming on my property either stealing or damanging my property for the last 4 yrs. Got photos, etc and every time I call the city cops to come address the problem, they make it out to be me. The thing is, it's not just me, it's other homes and families in my neighborhood that these kids are doing the samething to them to. The other neighbors have told these cops the same stuff i've told them and nothing happens. The kids tend to pick on me because they live directly behind me. The only thing that's going to stop these cops from hurting/killing people is for these laws that protect them, is for the laws have to change and hold then accountable for their actions. If you ever do sue the police, research your lawyer and his fees and get it in writting, even if it is in writting they will try and trick you and change things in the end for their benefit. Their are really nice while they are building your case, but have a very different attitude towards you in the end. Oh, if you use the public defender research their background as well. The law is: "who you know, and how much are you willing to spend" to make it go away or a lesser punishment.
The medical examiner will cover for the jail. The system protects itself.
Like she would by any means speak against her employer's yeah that ain't happening!
@@JasonSmith-qx3zh exactly
@Frank DeFalco if you have ever been involved in a Coroners inquest you would know how quickly they turn in favour of the system rather than the evidence and if the evidence doesn't fit the picture then they just ignore the evidence and hide or illegitimise the witness!? My best friend was murdered by another "friend" but all the cops came up with was "accidental death"!? This person has killed 3 people and was feeding police information in return for not putting his ass in jail for 20 years! I have also seen a report on myself where I was stopped from driving my car because the cops thought I was stoned, they detained me as I put the key in the ignition(this happened at the police station while reporting stolen goods after a 12hour night shift spraying sanitizer in our local meat works) but my erratic driving was caused by residual cannabis, all the other medication that I take had absolutely no effect!??? I will tell you that I was on a high dose of methadone, sleeping and anxiety medication so this surprised the hell out of my doctor, myself and the young constable that got lambered with the case because her boss that caused the problem wasn't big enough to deal with his mistakes!?
In the interview they are not covering
Exactly
In the facility I worked in, if this behavior would’ve happened, everyone that touched him would’ve been fired. Just disgusting and sad. But that’s how working in jails go. People get so desensitized because they’re just so used to seeing craziness and evil at times that they lose their sense of humanity. The things I saw and heard from coworkers still bother me. This type of mentality is common in law enforcement anyway. You gotta find the balance.
Dominique Powell-Saidykhan that is 100% correct. Not defending their actions at all. They should be fired and arrested. However, the answer to the question as to why or how they could have done this is simple. Working in a jail, the officers are desensitized (some could argue dehumanized) to seeing pain and/or suffering (sort of like how doctors have no problem seeing blood, guts, brains, etc). On top of that, I call it the “crying wolf syndrome.” Everyone in jail frequently plays the victim in order to obtain special treatment or privileges. It’s always too hot, too cold, food isn’t good enough, medicine isn’t working good enough, not comfortable enough, etc. so over time, officers at the jail just kind of get that “yeah, yeah, whatever” attitude when someone says they need something.
@@InDatParish are you dumb, the doctor clearly stated from the first moment the doctor saw him he needed medical assistance ASAP, it is not the polices job to medically assess people that is down to the doctor, it is not down to the police to decide if they should act upon the doctors call. I dont care if the police have mentally insane people faking it all the time, this clearly was not the case therefore it is the police officers faults this man died due to there inability to comply with a medically trained person whos soul basis is to medically assess and treat people, police are not doctors and should never play doctor, not one of them has the training or IQ capacity to be a doctor or they would not be an officer of the law. Trying to justify this by other peoples actions before this man is ridiculous, you cannot label everyone under the same banner and you certainly cannot judge a man based on your experiences with other arrested people. This man clearly had zero trouble before this and clearly was not acting up before his seizure, people like yourself are the reason this man died.
Dominique Powell-Saidykhan
You ain’t lying. I was a CO a few years back. And I got out because of how coworkers treated inmates. And they expect you to do the same.
At the end of the day, that's what that pay check means. If you can't stand the heat then get out of the kitchen.
Edit: That is; performing a 100% satisfactory job in the kitchen. If the job is half good or not good at all then "get out of the kitchen" meaning, if these police, (which they did in the video) did not want to perform their fullest ability in taking care of the inmate (making sure he received excellent health care) then they need to stop collecting the paycheck and get out.
One more thing: It's important for all of us the recognize poor performance from a police officer. Too many of us are looking at videos like the one captioned above and saying that even though it's wrong, it's what the police officers are paid to do. That's simply not the truth. Recognize officers doing this kind of work and call it what it is, unprofessional, amateurish, not deserving of pay in any occupation for that matter. (See my reply further down to see why).
Sorry for the misunderstanding and I hope this clarifies my position on what happened on that day in the video. Yes, those officers need reassignments probably patrolling some deserted island away from people.
Jeremiah O'Neal
Exactly what I did. Got out of that hell hole. Nothing but demons. Inmates and COs. Of course they were some good people. But majority snakes in the grass.
You do realize that the medical examiner works for the government/police.
Thank you! That's EXACTLY what I just said, and they should have gotten an independent autopsy.
And for the doctor to claim he died of MCAD, knowing his blood sugar was a normal 98 is an outright, willful lie. There's no way that MCAD could have been the cause of his death and you don't have to be a doctor to figure that out. But of course, all the doctor had to do was pretend he was already going through the process of death no matter what so he and his colleagues and fellow officers could avoid criminal charges and dodge responsibility, which is exactly what he did. How these people sleep at night, I will never know.
@@GameChanger597 I pretty much just commented the same thing u said
I’m sickened 🤦♀️ they killed him deprived him of medical attention ASAP!
They killed him
and his parrents killed him 2, giving birth to a "sick" child. Blame the parents
Bila Omer You are a horrible person.
@@blodhunt they didn't know they were going to have a sick child
@@breannajohnson6545 their first born died of the disease. So ofc. They knew
@@blodhunt oh
“We have so many seizures around here that we look at it like a “boy who cried wolf” situation.” Wtf. That makes no sense. How is someone supposed to fake a seizure? That cop should lose his job.
A seizure is just uncontrollable spasms really it’s not hard to do just throw your body around really
What he is talking about is that a lot of inmates fake it to get whatever which is true but you cant just dismiss it like that scumbag was saying!
@@NocturnalNugget2 yes but they had his medical records and know he truly does suffer from them. They acted like he didnt and saying the statement of it's easy to fake them was not something that should have been done in this situation at all. Then to the officers who just passed by, saw how pale he was and how he was begging for help, couldn't get up. They should be accountable.
Honestly, people fake seizures all the time
Juan Valdez yeah but that guy wasn’t faking it. That means it’s not a “boy who cried wolf” scenario.
“Boy who cried wolf”? You do realize that the story ends with a REAL wolf, don’t you?!
And this guy never feigned illness in the first place.
They were waiting on him to die. I can clearly see that.
Thank you
you're absolutely insane if you believe they were "waiting on him to die" as if that's what anybody wanted
I hate to say this but if you had ever worked in a jail or prison situation you would know that a lot of inmates act like this when there’s absolutely nothing wrong and it is so devastating for those who truly are suffering because if officers responded to every single inmate who manifested symptoms like this there would be nothing else done in in incarceration. I am a nurse I worked in a prison for two months and this is exactly why I left because I was too sensitive and I needed to “lose my empathy” and that’s never gonna happen so I understand that there is a struggle to balance True need and avoiding getting caught up in manipulative tactics. I don’t think the way this man was handled is in any way justifiable. Corrections officers are made to follow orders and they aren’t medically trained so we don’t really have a great system in place.
I truly believe they need better medical training so they can sort out legitimate concerns from false actions intended to disrupt proceedings.
So much tragic loss, so wasteful 😩😖😩
@@tubevideoguy762 STFU troll get a life
Cleared of wrongdoing? It’s basically murder for dui and weed. We need justice within law enforcement.
SubversiveStyle all of the cops involved should have been fired and had their ability to work as a cop stripped from them
Jake Mitch they aren’t cops dude they are jail corrections officers or CO’s. Not cops.
The 😈 willhavehisday
Todd M well one day u probably be in their sick to n then tell me
@Taylor Atkinson how many laws have you broken? Just because he was there does not mean he should have been ignored. You've gotten a speeding ticket before... Don't be so arrogant...
UNTIL you START TAKING PROPERTY, FINE, AND START IMPRISONING THESE COPS,. IT'S never GONNA STOP..
You got that right, these cop's need to go to PRISON. I am talking about every single one of them across the United States, until they're held accountable and thrown in prison this is going to continue. I wish I would see more news clips of these deputies and police officers on the news being held accountable And sent off to prison and maybe they will learn to control themselves. Just maybe, but I'm not holding my breath.
I'm so hurt for his family. he didn't deserve to suffer
So sorry for the murder of your son. Nice going officers, I hope your afforded the same compassion and empathy when death comes knocking to collect your behinds.
Superb
Absolutely superb.
They deserve exactly the same care. Exactly.
Every second counts, unless your being murdered by the cops
They aren’t cops. Jail CO’s
Or by McKee hospital
Exactly
So a lot of cops that were involved with this man should lose their job. “Immediately”!!!!!!
Nay, something worst should come upon them.😉
EVERY MINUTE MAKES A DIFFERENCE!!😠😠 I WAS A NURSE!!!💖💖
Thank you for serving the public ❤️
Yes it is sickning
They didn't get him help BECAUSE THEY DON'T CARE AND THE TAXPAYERS WILL BE ON THE HOOK.
The officer will still have jobs and their families.
His family can never get their son back. This young man suffered severely at the hands of the police at this jail. They should sue and take them for everything. I️ think the unfeeling police that handled his case directly should be fired.
julielikewhoa1
#1 Do NOT do something to get ARRESTED!!!
+M14 SMK Doesn't excuse the behavior of the police, it's their duty to make sure that people in their care do not due an avoidable death. Also he shouldn't have been in there anyways, marijuana should be just as legal as alcohol in this country.
julielikewhoa1 agreed
It’s funny because when someone is having a seizure, you are NOT supposed to hold someone down. It’s more of a damage hazard to the person seizing. Very unprofessional and untrained “medical employees”
Ramon Ronquillo & 🐖
This might be an exception to that general rule if that's a concrete floor he was on.
@@MrVhatever Then put a pillow under his head, or a blanket or a sweater, something soft. My dad had epilepsy, with frequent grand mal seizures. I knew from a young age to guide him gently to the floor and cover him with a blanket. If I could do that as a teenage female, by myself then surely these people can to.
@@MrVhatever I had a full blown sezurie on a sidewalk and turned out fine, i wasnt held down I just had my sezurie. Do not hold us down, it can do more damage, allow someone to go thru there sezurie and right after call 911 literally NEVER touch those having one, nevee put anything in our mouth, n if its past 5 mins call 911 if it still goes bc it can cause brain damage and can cause u to lose air to ur brain which could be what happened to him.
Exactly
Life means nothing to sociopaths who are dead inside. Badge = human failure.
Agree with tis
This is totally unacceptable!! The Goof Troop was in charge. How are these officers cleared?? They did not follow the nurses orders. Bless this family.🌟
Karen Seard DIED CAUSE OF HUNGER THEY ARE HEARTLESS ON HOW THEY TREAT YOU...THEY CUFFS LEAVES. MARKS ON YOUR HANDS...
Personally you can forget the lawsuit. If that was my son I’d find that sob who said “ boy who cried wolf” and do some justice... especially everybody else involved
I would invest the lawsuit money on killing the cops and there family's.. lots of guns and gas cans
SAME.
And if crying wolf let the doctor decide then punish him for it. I seen a few untold stories of the er where they got a few prisoners and one was faking and got caught. The other caused his mess and got stuck with a doctor who didn't care anything about him more than he could help.
They treated him like an animal. Jail staff needs to be fired immediately.
It's likely an animal would have been treated better.
"His death was already in motion from the missed meal!" This tells me that they knew the symptoms I'm MCADD and did nothing to help. When a nurse or doctor tell you to move their patient immediately, move them, immediately!
And his blood sugar was normal, so he wasn't already dying from MCAD
The pathetic excuse they gave only makes them more guilty. Can you imagine a doctor deciding not to help someone because he thinks the death is inevitable?
They knew he had 2 grand mall seizures...how cops and all in this industry have become extremely inhuman
Thats so wrong. All of them need to lose their job. Lord knows how many more people they have done that too So Sad
Daniella Kuran yes!
They NEED to be criminally charged and go to prison.
"I see it as a crying wolf situation, in my opinion." Ahhh you do not have the authority to even make that assumption. Pathetic. That officer knows in his heart, he was part of this young mans murder.
They killed him! Scumbags! Horrible police. Some of them are even female. What happened to that simpathy women have? How did they become such monsters.
RIP.
Lynn James theyre cops, part of their training is to treat People like ANIMALS.
Lynn James women don't have empithy.
He shouldn't have been drunk driving
Allen Efremov you're a joke. You're telling me this scumbag should have been okay to drink and drive? Knowlingly able to kill an innocent person.
Eko 2 he’ll be jailed for it, how he died is a separate issue entirely
I'm retired young from the US Army due to combat wounds sustained in Iraq. I was a nurse and medic. I had an extra job earlier in my career where I worked twelve hour shifts from 7pm Friday night til 7am Saturday morning and from 7pm Saturday night til 7am Sunday morning. I was the jail nurse. I was responsible for the health and treatment of the corrections officers, the local city, county and state police officers as well as any federal agents who came into the jail ( it was a county jail in a larger city in Virginia) and I was also responsible for the intake, medications, health and treatment of all of the jail's inmates. Being a larger city it was also a university town with a few large universities, colleges, tech schools, etc. Once late on a Friday night a young man was brought in because he'd been warned by officers a couple times earlier in the night for public intoxication and he hasn't taken the warning and the favor of being given a chance to go on home because it was his 21st birthday and he was really tearing it down that night. I did his initial assessment when he was booked. I didn't cate much at all for what I saw so i gave it 15 minutes and went into the holding cell to reassess him. I was correct in my concerns; his condition had deteriorated in just that 15 minute interval. I immediately informed the Lieutenant on duty that they couldn't continue to process the kid, that he must instead be taken out post haste by any available deputy to the nearest emergency room as I had diagnosed alcohol poisoning and that he was very near the point that respiratory distress, respiratory failure, coma, and death would be immediate concerns. He didn't have a lot of time. The physician in charge as the medical officer for that facility ( who of course was not present most of the time and who approved medical treatments over the phone when necessary) had vetted me and let me work autonomously under his license to practice medicine as if I were an MD as he had vetted me and my background, experience, etc working as a physician in the same manner in the military so I had his complete trust and authority and I was the medical officer whenever I was on duty. And the corrections officers who I worked with were well aware of that. We had a great deal of mutual respect for each other. They didn't question me and took it as a medical order and immediately transported the young man. The next night I arrived at the jail and only a few minutes after I'd arrived for my shift I was asked to go back out through the security levels that I'd just entered through to report to work for my shift. There were visitors in the lobby who'd requested a moment of my time. Upon reaching the lobby I found that the visitors were the mother and sister of the young man from the previous night along with the sister's boyfriend. They'd inquired about me with the jail earlier in the morning Saturday and had asked to come to the jail that Saturday night at 7pm as I came on duty for my second twelve hour shift. They were lovely people and they had wanted very much to meet me as they'd been called into the emergency room the previous night and the physician who was treating their son/brother had apparently told them when they thanked him for all he'd done to aid the young man that " it's not me you should be thanking but the male nurse at the jail. If he hadn't been the one to treat your son and immediately sent him here to the ER then your son would've been dead within an hour or less last night. That nurse is the man who saved your son's life. That nurse had no access to any equipment other than a standard law enforcement roadside breathalyzer. He's one helluva diagnostician.". I wrote all of this not to bring any praise upon myself but in order to really drive home this one point: military, law enforcement, and corrections personnel should ALWAYS listen to the medical officer on site or on scene and take their advice as if it were an order.
We thank you for your service to America
Very nicely said!!
Charge every cop who saw him or was involved in him being detained with murder and seek the death penalty for every one of them because they intentionally allowed the man to die and intentionally ignored the directions of the medical professionals.
Family need to file criminal charges against the Police Officers involved.
That's neglect is it not?
@Taylor Atkinson something is seriously EVIL in your spirit, dream up. ITS COMING.
@Taylor Atkinson your EVIL. goodbye air head :-)
It'll never happen. Remember it's his fault for being in jail in the first place.
Yup the Cops killed this man!! Dad needs to fight!! Law suit...Make the State pay
U think that will bring justice yo these cops bro? U have no clue bro.
Cry wolf ? Damn corrupted cops guards and medical staff . My son is in prison and was denied for medical treatment for one hour complaining about his chest was hurting he eventually passed out and hit the floor and was found passed out after one hour asking for help in sci phoenix prison. The doctors ended up doing surgery on his heart. No one deserves to die like this I know they in prison but no one should be denied medical treatment. My heart goes out to the family God bless may justice be done.
I hope your son is doing fine right now. God bless you, your son and your entire family. It pains to see how these polices are supposed to provide citizens with any help needed. Ironically, here they are ignoring when one is clearly in need of help.
No
Such a tragedy; if you restrain someone and limit their access to life-saving measures, then you should be convicted of Murder!
The boy that cries wolf. Ridiculous
If medical staff says he needs to be brought up immediately it needs to happen. Not when officers are ready.
Those police are the one who needs to be put inside the jail.
Under it
I’m not getting this, the JAILS own doctor Said after the seizure to transport him upstairs immediately! Yet the idiot jailers felt they were more knowledgeable, and thought that he was faking, so put him in a cell to Observe him for over 30 minuets, yet with little observation. One question, who do you think is more qualified to tell you if a patient is having a real seizure and other symptoms, a friggin DOCTOR or a heartless jailer who only has a GED who now thinks they are somebody because they get to wear a gun. They deliberately went against what the Doctor said, and should have been in there as soon as they heard him calling for help! Had they taken him immediately to the hospital, due to his MCADD he had a good chance! So it absolutely WAS the jails fault, and those intake officers in particular!
The cops aren't going to let some high and mighty nurse tell them what to do. It's all about power, and control
What breaks my heart most is the fact that he _knew_ he was dying. Withering on the cold, hard, floor, away from everyone who's ever loved and cared for him, the warmth seeping out of his body, his consciousness slipping, slowly drifting to sleep with pictures and memories of happier times and places imprinted on the back of his eyelids.
Until curruption, abuse of power, and dismissal of human life within the system is abolished NOBODY should have to answer to the "justice" system. Im sick of the millions of videos of innocent people being convicted and even killed by cops and people unnecessarily dying from untreated medical issues in prisons. He may have had a hot UA but atleast he didnt ruthlessly kill someone like every one of those guards involved did.
When the guards are worse than the prisoners (typical) it's not justice but a slaughterhouse. They get off on the sadism having people completely under their control
Agreed. And the problem became a lot worse when Prisons became privately owned. Basically incarceration for profit. In North Carolina, the Prisons get $1900 a day for each prisoner incarcerated for more than 6 hours.
Because of testing positive for marijuana?
Now this man is gone.
The weed killed him?
Exactly. The Drug War is responsible!
Corrections officers cleared. Is anyone surprised at that?
Jennifer Orde
No. Appalled but not surprised. That man would most likely still be alive if they had taken him to medical to begin with.
Doug Smithart I think the answer would be NO. Re-read your comment
Jennifer Orde nope!
So they checked on him multiple times watching him writhing on the floor and saying he looked like he was dying and just said it was all good....what a bunch of cowards
those officers should be fired and charged for murder. with no special treatment
50 MINUTES!!!! That man suffered for a hour !! Thats so sad and everybody that touched him should’ve been fired !
We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong.
As a previous jail nurse, I can tell you that it can be really frustrating dealing with jail policies and procedures. Security policies and procedures trump medical decisions and all we can do is bring our issues to the sergeant , which might be addressed or not. I was lucky and mostly worked with great security officers that respected our medical decisions but that was always contingent on their own policies. For instance, I had a diabetic who had a dangerously low blood sugar and was confused. One the nurses wanted to give him piece of candy or a cup of orange juice but we were told that we could be charged with giving contraband to an inmate. It was crazy and that's how these terrible things happened. Also, yes, we can have 20-30 "seizures" a day with 80% being fake, which can definitely lead to people not taking them seriously but they even said the guy looked sick, so that's not an excuse. I feel bad for his family.
Angeloublue32 they knew that guy had medical issues, and also it's hella easy to tell the difference between a fake seizure and a real one.. you can see it in the face and by how powerful the convulsions are.. when someone really seizures you can see the life go out of them
I'm sure most the people faking the seizures in jail are heroin or drug addicts trying to get anti seizure medication like benzos
mommymode1985 that's a lie, I am a recovering heroin addict and a type 1 diabetic I know.
The only way anybody can die from heroin detox is from severe dehydration, and that is still extremely rare and it's very very hard to do.
If you're detoxing from alcohol or benzos or any drug that works off gaba receptors then yes, you can easily die from detoxing due to seizures
If the diabetic would have died because of the low BG the family would have the right to sue you as well as the officers who broke the law when denying him what he needed to treat the low. Did you even make an attempt to go over their heads and put the needs of the diabetic ahead of the egos of the officers? If not I hope you no longer work in the medical field in any capacity.
Of course when you investigate yourself, everyone will be cleared of any wrongdoing. They need a better educated medical examiner.
he was MURDERED
Definitely murder with malice intent
Murdered? No, it's called manslaughter
It's Murder fool, cold and calculated
Dreg Tamas
Yeah Right
What about NOT f’n up and getting arrested?
Oh that’s right-that doesn’t matter-F’n MORON
Dear America; We've been crying out for centuries; in hopes of freedom from this tyranny.. Do you now hear our pleas? May this young man rest in peace.
Jails don't make money if
the inmate is transferred.
Keeping him there was a
money decision. But that
costed a life, and a lawsuit.
No, very incorrect, the medical center at the jail is part of the jail he would've still been in custody of the jail so they would've made their money regardless...they should've helped him...I know this is an old comment but maybe you'll see it
This is so sad.. Once again the system failed this handsome young man.
All of them killed this poor guy.
Every one of those officers needs to be fired and charged with manslaughter.
That young man CLEARLY needed help, they peer in and move on, LiVE WITH THAT ON YOUR CONSCIENCE smh!!!
PSYCHOPATHS HAVE NO CONSCIENCE...
But cops for the most part have no conscience.
COPS KILLED THIS YOUNG MAN!!!!!
That’s Murder.
Man slaughter not murder
Thank you to the news-team for covering this and for the compassion in the reporting!
The saying that comes to mind... "Treat others like you want to be treated!"
I don't understand why, when the doctor said immediately, he wasn't taken, I dunno, IMMEDIATELY?? 50 minutes is far too long. I feel so bad for this young man and his beautiful family. I hope they file a wrongful death suit against the jail. And win.
Wasn't a doctor. It was a nurse who made the statement to have him taken to the Infirm.
This is totally and unforgivably unacceptable!!!
Hearing the dad say “It makes me sad knowing he had to go that way” fucking BROKE me.. RIP to this young man and to his family whose lives have turned into a living nightmare.
That doctor was bought off!
No need. That is what her salary is for. Silence.
Sue the hell out of them!
In this day and age, the scariest thing I can think of is being confronted by police, if you're completely right or completely wrong, they simply do not care if you survive the encounter with them...
When you are confronted by police in the most basic way, your chances of being assaulted or even killed are exponentially higher than being confronted by any other person...
What's worse are the protections afforded to law enforcement that you or I would never be given...
I would be like others complaining...an eye for an eye.😉
To his dad and his family, I’m so sorry that he spent the last part of his life like this, being neglected and disregarded. The way they treated him was less than human and he deserved better. I’m sorry for the loss and for the added pain this circumstance brings to that loss. May God bless every one of y’all. ❤️❤️❤️
This is so heartbreaking 💔😢
Omg !!! I am So Sorry for the Loss of Both your Sons. Dear God !! My Heart Breaks for this Family. Damn these So- Called Officers. RIP DEAR CHILD
IF You GIVE A Narcissistic Person A CHOICE Between Human LIFE OR PROFIT THE SYSTEM IS GONNA Choose, ""PROFIT""!!!
Can anyone imagine the feelings of the family watching there son begging for help and having seizures in a jail cell?? My god heart breaking. May he rest in peace and my deepest condolence to the family.
We're sick and tired of giving inmates medical treatment (boys crying wolf) and even though we don't have any medical training, we've decided to put a stop to it. There's no way we're going to allow medically train people to decide whether or not people need treatment, we'll decide that on our own. The fact that no one in that jail was charged with this man's death, tells anyone all they need to know about how government protects government.
Very sad. No one should have too suffer like that when there are trained medical personal around... That young man died because neglect. I was yelling help him please he's in distress... My heart goes out to this mans family. A father had to watch his son die...
The guards should have been held accountable. They caused his death.
Why did this jail prisoner die? Correctional officers' indifference, contempt, apathy, selfishness, cynicism, not getting laid enough, god complex, sadism, ego, and entitlement.
See the system always covers for themselves. The ruling authority will never willingly take blame.
Why would they feel the need to put a new policy in place if there was no wrongdoing? I have Epilepsy and first of all you are never ever supposed to pin someone down while they are having a seizure. I don’t know where these nurses or doctors went to school but they were not qualified for the job. Secondly, all of them looked in on him and saw him suffering yet decided not to do anything. Instead these sick bastards decided that they wanted to “observe” which to me sounded like they wanted to watch him suffer. Thirdly, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. Yes he may have already been ill before he went in but they didn’t even take it seriously. He could have been given medication or gotten proper medical treatment so that he would have stabilized. This is so very wrong. It looks like a case of cops protecting cops.
Sorry to hear that news!! Taxpayers pay again and again and again!!!! These cops should be locked up!!!
Did not even listen to the staff. WTH HE DIED IN A PAINFUL HELL.
Wow and I got a Facebook friend who has had 3 DUI's and multiple 80+ mph stops but she keeps getting off because she works for the jail.
Omg🤦🏾♀️wtf how can you handcuff a person in this situation like this are they blind
NO HEARTLESS, AND SOULESS.
sounds like Dr. Michele
does not know what they are talking about sounds she is covering thing up
Prayers to the father
Over 25 years ago I had a misdemeanor DUI and had to do 48 hours in jail. It wasn't a large jail. This was in Northern California. I was not given my medication on time, nor even close to it, nor was anybody else. Even though I was supposed to take it at certain times. I was very troubled for myself and others. It was very obvious they did not care. I haven't drank since!
Jackie Kester me and my diabetic friend both got in trouble(he picked up a wallet at a casino, we sat and played games and didn't even open the wallet but cops charged both of us with grand theft which was easily beat) and we were put in jail, they took away my insulin pump and my friends insulin pump.. and they wouldn't give my friend his medications.. this happened on a Friday, I had to be in there till monday to get out.. they almost killed me several times because I have what's called a dawn phenomena that makes my blood sugar spike.. they also had a generic insulin chart that applied to everyone, when it was way wrong for me
Oh and btw, my friend had planned on returning the wallet but we just got caught up playing slots and forgot about it
That's called consequences, so you gotta think twice before you do something, especially when you break the law.
So how do cops know more than medical personal maybe more training?
he's gorgeous these law enforcement officials act like people aren't human makes me sick
I T 😂 I wouldn’t say he’s gorgeous I mean who smiles during their mugshot like why lol I do feel bad for the father though nothing worse than losing a child
This beautiful young soul died a horrific, needless death, in a jail cell, on a concrete floor, alone. Was there not one CO with a shred of humanity or compassion?
I have low blood sugar. Feeding him would have kept him alive. Pure negligence! Involuntary homicide at the least.
As for a 93 blood glucose. Was he administered IV dextrose? IM or oral? He was not on his way out when he arrived.
God bless him and his family.
Diane Deatherage they gave him a weak ass sandwich.. they should have at least gave him some juice with that
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