Depositions of Jacksonville Sheriff's Office in Police Brutality Case: JSO Undersheriff Pat Ivey
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- At about 2 PM on April 27, 2016, Jacksonville, Florida resident, Mayra Martinez reported to her first day of work at Scores Bar after recently moving from Orlando. She was reportedly fired after being served alcohol (or something else) by fellow Scores employees. Scores called the police and reported her as “trespassing.” She was kicked out without her purse, social security card and other belongings. Police arrived quickly. The events thereafter can only be described as a disturbing series of violations of her civil rights and human rights. This deposition was taken in that civil case.
I. UNNECESSARY USE OF FORCE (PARKING LOT)
Rookie police officer Akinyeme Borisade of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office reported to the scene. He and a fellow officer pinned Ms. Martinez on the ground and used “ground and pound” techniques on her. It appears the officers also hit or shoved her head into the asphalt. She can be heard screaming from a good Samaritan’s dashcam, “I didn’t do anything.” The arrest report differs from the dashcam, as these officers where not aware of being recorded using unnecessary force.
II. UNNECESSARY USE OF FORCE (JAIL)
Ms. Martinez was then transported to the sally port (intake corridor) of the Pre-Trial Detention Facility of Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office by the same officer. Footage depicts her handcuffed and standing around being largely ignored for some time awaiting processing into the jail. At some point she says or does something officer Borisade disagrees with. He approaches her and shoves her into the wall. She reflectively kicks back and he pummels her in the stomach, chest and face, knocking her completely unconscious.
III. FAILURE OF OFFICERS TO INTERVENE
Officers have a duty to protect individuals from constitutional violations by fellow officers. Therefore, an officer who witnesses a fellow officer violating an individual’s constitutional rights may be liable to the victim for failing to intervene. You can clearly see this in the above video- apathy, lack of concern, repeatedly failing to intervene or taking over for the officer who clearly had lost his composure. The Blue Line was protected despite clear abuses of power.
No supervisor ever stepped in or controlled this probationary officer. Sure they terminated him after the incidents, but it was too little, too late.
IV. FAILURE TO PROVIDE ANY CARE OR CONCERN FOR UNCONSCIOUS VICTIM FOR 15 MINUTES
Detention and correctional facilities have an obligation to provide adequate medical care to detainees and prisoners. They are in the care, custody and control of the institution, and are unable to seek their medical care elsewhere, as free persons may. As such, considerable time, effort, and expense must be devoted to protecting injured or sick inmates. What you see in the above video is beyond disturbing. Ms. Martinez was left to potentially sustain serious neurological injury, or die, without one person checking her pulse, breathing, whether she would choke or aspirate on her own vomit, etc. She did not move for nearly 15 minutes and no one showed any care or concern about it.
V. REFUSAL OF HOSPITALIZATION RECOMMENDED BY EMTS BY OFFICER BORISADE
Once Jacksonville Fire and Rescue were finally called by JSO and arrived, they were given false or a fundamental lack of information. The EMT report indicates officer Borisade only admitted hitting her in the stomach and claims that pain in the stomach was all she complained of. She is clearly unconscious at the time of the incident. The report makes no mention of any head trauma. Making matters worse, the EMT report indicates EMTs repeatedly urged Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office to allow them to take her to a hospital in the ambulance located only a few feet away. However, the very same officer who harmed her was authorized to refuse her further medical treatment or hospitalization “against (the EMT’s) medical advice.” He had no business being in her presence at this point, much less making medical decision on her behalf after committing multiple crimes of battery against her.
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Expecting a law officer of any rank to tell the truth under oath, is like expecting the moon to grow grass.
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Mispronouncing a name drives this "supervisor" nuts, but not brutality on a civilian WTF
Yup! For anyone interested, the exchange happens at 1:00:15.
And the cop, finding out that he is completely wrong about how it's pronounced, then blames the attorney for not informing him how to pronounce it.
This guy is not only incredibly stupid, he's a narcissistic psychopath.
This guy has absolutely no idea that his hands are snitchin on him the entire time.
He's about as dumb as a box of rocks; another one of Liberty University's finest.
Seems like a good dude. The problem is, legally, it’s not advisable to answer with total clarity. An employee under him did something horrible, he had that employee terminated and arrested. Does that mean he should agree when asked if policies are only as good as those executing them? Legally, no. Privately it’s pretty straightforward YES.
@@enoshadowwalker119 you’ll notice, I said an officer under him did something horrible, HE HAD THAT OFFICER FIRED.
I didn’t say or suggest he should tolerate poor behavior from an officer. You’ll also notice in his explanation, there’s a process depending on whether or not the officer is through the probationary period. If not through the period, his position has authority to immediately terminate the officer. If through the probationary period, he has to wait until the officer has exhausted his appeals afforded to him and can only reassign the officer to desk duty until termination proceedings can officially happen.
That was made clear. As a tax payer too… idk why people bring that up.. if you’re working, you’re paying taxes… I also expect government employees to conduct themselves in accordance to the constitution and respect the rights of anyone they interact with. I also expect tight control over any misconduct. This individual clearly explained it all.
I hope they NEVER EVER ALLOW the man that assaulted that woman to EVER BE A POLICE OFFICER
I agree completely. I know Borisade was fired but can't find whether he's been decertified. I think decertification is imperative to deal with a hazard like him aside from any other repercussions.
@@emileeleewolfe4192
Do they get certified after probation?
@@LifeisEnergy2 I'm not certain. Maybe they get certified when their insurance company accepts them? Im not sure at all . I just googled it and it looks like they're certified after they pass their tests.
@@emileeleewolfe4192
I really hope it was revoked….
@@LifeisEnergy2 me too. I haven't found any updates.
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I appreciate that!
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This woman was brutally beating total of 3 times
When they are all watching, and then before the get her in to the patrol car the little cop strike her 8 times in her back, prior to this She get punched with a closed fist on her stomach
When She arrived at the jail is at least 8 men and 1 woman
And She only got $92,000.00
That’s crazy that she would settle for that amount. All those officers should all be fired.
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing these with us. Although the whole thing is barbaric, I am addicted. Everything is done in such a professional manner. Kudos to all of you involved and keep it up. I'm with ya for the long haul!
There's clearly a distinct disconnect between policy and the way things are done on the street. This is a command officer who oversees the organization and says things should be done based on the behavior cited but what was done when these things were flagged. Nothing. So the issue is no officers believes that another officer uses excessive force. They never complain about another officer. Why wouldn't it be policy that another officer should stop another officer from using excessive force and that removed from the situation. Isn't that common sense.
It is absolutely common sense. The policy manual intentionally leaves things out to protect bad behavior. Your complaint was not upheld because the officer did not violate any written department policy. Convenient huh?
While I am not a back the blue guy, a buddy I served in the Army became a cop after he etsd. He did report a fellow officer for "cowardice" an actual charge for failing to help him when citizens were in distress. What became of it idk.
If you have 2 sycophants together that would be hard to happen. Only then ones with common sense will defend citizens.!
@@user-sl4ul4nc3tthank you for your service ✌🏽✌🏽🇺🇸
you're summary is100% correct.
It should be super HARD to become a cop and super EASY to get fired as a cop. We need brave heroic cops, not the coward thugs that we have.
Police unions that why
it doesn't surprise me that someone that graduated from a college founded on racism behaves the way this officer does.
Good call! I don't think most people realize how evil and screwed up Liberty University and its students are.
This guy is a seasoned liar
Exactly how I interpreted 'dirty deeds done dirt cheap' and maybe other civilians too.
Dirty Deeds in the song refers to committing a contract murder for dirt cheap for the perceived reasons referred to in the different stanzas of the song. It is a made up phrase by the artist.
1:18 This cop scolds the interviewer about how he is being questioned. What a hoot. He is so used to asserting control...that he must do it now. It just makes him seem very arrogant and impatient. typical attitude that needs correcting...
You mean 1:18:00
BUT the general attitude about the use of his force shows clearly by his fellow officer saying, “You are on camera.”. This implies that OFF camera-all is ok...Cop culture is out of control lately and needs to be reeled back in.
What is policy meant to do?
If a policy is broken, what is the policy of JSO?
Why does JSO punish an officer who has deviated from policy?
If punishment for deviating from policy is to correct an officers deviation from policy. Why would you lower the punishment recommendation from the integrity unit?
Charming chap, I see why he’s the under sheriff, promoted to the point of incompetence
AKA The Peter Principle
Last question asked of this officer he answered NO but nodded YES!!!
Clear deceit!!
Mouth breather
Lol so true. He looks like a 43 IQ version of Peyton Manning.
This is the police departments professional liar and obstruction person.
This man acknowledges violating policies and practices as an officer but is still allowed to promote and make discipline decisions on other officers. He got lucky he didn’t get caught. He is shameless and a poor example of leadership.
Is there an original video to this?
He comes across very arrogant 🤔
@@greco2189 What?
Obviously every time he violated peoples rights/lives he got promoted.
This guy says, over and over, that he doesn't know what current policies are, because they change so often.
He tries to reinforce this claim by saying when he recently got back from vacation, he received notification of a policy change.
Right there, he accidentally admitted that he gets notified when policies are changed.
Policies aren't changed in the back room and the changes kept secret.
Under sheriff says that if an officer gets caught DUI, he or she is subject to the same laws as everyone else. So, how come we keep seeing videos of DUI cops getting trivial punishments in court and walking free when Members of the public who go to court and are proven to have driven under the influence don't come away with probation, they either get landed with a hefty fine or jail time ?. Double standards needs to cease.
He doesn't want to answer the questions. He wants to distance himself from wrongdoing in his department. He wants to be the one who asks the questions, lol. Accreditors, they check up on housekeeping, and interview selected officers that are capable of putting on a good show. Get their coffee, donuts and leave.
World salads and body language says it all.
It’s crazy how much they don’t know he can’t even answer a question with the word obvious cause he doesn’t know what that means 😡 they all make me sick
How can Jacksonville have a sheriff? It's in Duvall county right ?
Yes/no. Seems pretty simple. Not with this guy
He lying from the start. When he said I do. Lol
This cop is so damn comfortable in his own skin, it's sickening. There is nothing he does not know. Please do not allow him to influence another young cop. Period. Ever.
Was this during COVID? That hot shot cop is driving me nuts with that hacking, gagging cough🤮😡😡
Yes.
Cannot resignations be denied until criminal matters have been resolved ?. Seems to me that resignation is simply a way of avoiding the consequences of criminal acts, and a way for guilty police officers to avoid the revocation of their policing licences.
I like this guy, I hope he makes sure his deputies know the basics well. Saying officers should be arrested if they break the law is encouraging.
Saying and doing and once it’s reflected, should you be happy. Until then it’s copsplaining bullshit, especially from a white cop
Do you really think that this officer cares if a person is beaten for no reason wheen they are in cuffs to boot. Do you think tha anything that drips from his mouth is true because nobody else does!
no one lies and manipulated the facts more than defense attorneys.
It's hard to believe that someone who's earned a law degree doesn't know the etymology of the term "sally port" and it's one more reason why more Americans should be bi-lingual, at a minimum. The more languages one knows, the easier it is to figure out the origin of words or expressions.
This cop is the most talkative of the group of cops in these depositions, so far at least.
Why can't they draft a policy that says "If your cop buddy is bashing a handcuffed unconscious citizen in the face with his 9mm, stop him'' and not "48 hours later, you can tell your supervisor if you are not too busy, unless the citizen is dead, in that case just go back to sleep"
This cop is totally 'OLD SCHOOL'. He should be put out to pasture immediately. He cannot even relate to the cops out in the street.
apparently you are only allowed to post comments that are critical of police...not the woman. I had a post that was deleted 😮.
You can tell by his body language, ie. twisting in his chair, wringing his hands and waving his arms,constantly sipping water, eye blink rate that he is lying. I wonder how he could have ever got promoted as he testified.
I've always maintained that the Buck stops Here in the Police Chiefs doorstep which traces back to the Police Academy. It's a rarity that an officer will Bully or Brutalize or Kill a citizen unless he knows his Boss will support his actions. This condensending Sheriff Pat responce would be.. Oh he reminds me of myself in my heyday. Sheriff Pat is bullying this lawyer right now!!! And hes angry as his tactics are Not Working with this Lawyer 😂 Picture ole Pat here 10 years ago even 5😡 we've watched Sheriff Pat struggle to hide his anger at questions from this Lawyer !!
I believe Borisade acted out the way his was taught. He learned what to do from his colleagues. Policies are there for the hierarchy. In reality that's not how policing is done.
Any one graduating from Liberty University has wasted their moeny on tuition and worse yet have been miseducated. Officer Paty Ivy graduated from Liberty U. 1:20
…as opposed to whatever school Christopher Wray went to? Maybe UC Berkeley?
First of all, all these agencies and police departments must and have to adjust and “respect” the statutes, the civil rights of citizens declared in the national constitution! ...and if I am not mistaken, in this case the court ruled against the procedure of the two officers who “set up” the girl by removing her from where she was sitting on the curb, to take her inside the parking lot to arrest her for trespassing!…which on the other hand this arrest is poorly applied since the officer who was arrested only He let himself be carried away by what the owner or manager of the Bar told him, and he did not listen to Mayra Martinez's version that told him "how are they going to accuse me of dectrespassing, if while I was edtube inside the bar I was an employee?...once they threw me out I stayed outside the property waiting for my purses and belongings that were left in my locker to be returned to me”…then once the officer collects the girl's belongings and returns them to her in the parking lot, the same officer decides on the arrest for trespassing! ..even that this officer was not the one designated for that procedure or to make the determination of the arrest! ..since that officer was the backup of the other officer, and this assigned officer in turn was the one who made the report as it should be , but he did it by taking the decision of his backup partner and not by his own determination!...even taking from what his backup partner told him that "the manager" accused the girl of transpassing!...when he himself should have having communicated with the manager, evaluating listening to both parties and deciding for himself and not relegating it to his second!...he even declared that his decision was to get a ride to take the girl home, but that the other The officer decided to arrest her instead of letting her go! Not only did he not report in the writing the situation of abuse of unnecessary force (fist blows) applied by his partner towards the detainee, he also did not report any injury suffered, nor differentiated treatment for those who are in a state of intoxication!...everything done wrong from the beginning by 2 inexperienced rookies who did not even call their supervisor before making erroneous, serious decisions that did not end in a fatal case!.it cannot happen that they leave the streets to people without the necessary instruction and experience alone to decide on the safety and future of citizens, violating civil rights at will, as if they were absolute “judges” of the streets!
They just can't take not being the ones in charge. Imagine knowing you are being recorded for the courts, having an attorney paid by tax payers for you, and still feeling the need to insert your authority. In fact he did a test with the name mispronounciation just to see how they'd react.
That officer thought it would just be an old boys club chat .... so used to his own way of being in charge , but when specific question arise he stumbles and gives his own opinions as to correct procedures actions responsibility and procedures... he fails to comprehend ,...he is not enjoying being over powered by the questions,, he is getting angry that he is being questioned, and is struggling in that situation of being dis-empowered = he cannot give his orders .he cannot be the command. cannot have authority over them. his casual friendly hand gestures etc are beginning to fail him. .. unfit for purpose, waste of tax payers money get rid of him.
How was he hired in the first place? Convicted shop lifter. He says he got the wrong friends when younger!!! How many in American correctional centers say the same? How many convicted shoplifters go on to commit more serious crimes? Obviously social problems,he studied his degree at home!!! Young person choose to study at home?? Red flag for me. His employers in law enforcement do not look at his social media?? So the state of Florida paid for his way through academy and then pay his legal fees???
arrest the cop for suspicious activity.
This 4 star cop thinks he is above anyone asking Questions and having to answer them
You must have loved how talkative and animated he was.
It's called Self Importance
The sheriff might wanna talk to Gabriel Rose who believes that citizens should be strike and that is a part of their training.
Crazy eyes, I hope he doesn't have a gun
Was Borisade decertified?
Raise your hand and take an oath, then proceed to lie lie lie.
And we the people pay taxes and the cops lawyer the pay
Hope she pressed changes against them all
incredible!!..this sheriff saying that the agency under his command be considered the best positioned nationally after all the irregularities and lawsuits for abuses of all kinds, especially “unnecessary use of force” and intentional lack of medical attention, letting simple officers with little or no experience decide whether or not an injured person needs medical attention or not, even when fire dept “rescue” ambulance personnel advise them to treat them in a hospital, many of these simple officers decide to proceed without providing care, classifying them as "fake" that they are acting!...the bervorragia that these people have that helps them ask for votes at election time, but once in office they do everything to cover themselves from all blame in the poor functioning of the agency and not to improve it !..only when cases like these are published that explode in public opinion is that when they move a little, more than anything to cover themselves!..
Is his agency is one of the best nationally, I can’t imagine how horrible are the rest!
This guys questions are painful to watch. He called Ivey in with no clear plan or he deviated from it. All that Exp Ivey has you gotta pimp your game better than this guy did.
It’s a deposition not trial
This was a discovery deposition. It's our chance to truly get into their head and get to the bottom of what their opinions will be for trial. The case settled shortly after this deposition, so I certainly disagree we didn't have a plan or accomplish it, because we did.
@@johnphillipsesquire Ninety percent of your questions were TOTALLY SUPERFLUOUS, dealt with your other cases that had no bearing on this case, or were REPEATS of previously asked questions. Pay attention to his answers and you might get a clue, or do you need to ask the same question 15 times.
Also address steroid use in cops nowadays...All these beefed up Roid ragers...ugh. Now this abusive fist swinging cop looked like he needed natural human growth hormone when younger so maybe he was taking steroids now-maybe not as well, IDK, but in general I can see it is an issue and they should be tested on the regular...
I doubt steroids has anything to do with it.
@@PeterGibbonns
Agree
Have you seen the cop in this case? He looks about 12, and is about the same size. He should have been given growth hormones and steroids in the academy.
The question is. Was there a hero to save this woman? Put your answer here. ----
This officer appears to be a good one. Judging by his demeanor and resonses. I hate what happened and they sre no longer there.
He is tough but i have sat through depositions. Lawyers are rough on you.
Accredited on criminal behavior
Sheriff please remember this for future:
excited delirium, the syndrome today appears to be mostly associated with the abuse of cocaine or amphetamine, and with endogenous mental disease such as schizophrenia (especially following cessation of neuroleptic medication).
He didn't know about covid 🙄 he thought it was just a irritating cough.
Corruption at it's best
We fired them go away nothing to see hear ( no accountability)
This is so not right
Of course he wont give the truth
(6:09) Look how nervous the piggy boy is.
There are so many cowardly cops only toughguys in uniform
Sorry, but don’t see arrogance on this cop’s part this time, like people are saying. All I see is someone who doesn’t suffer fools in suits.
Martinez need to sue the scores in the first place because they are the source of everything that happened to her especially the one who seved her the drinks.
He don't care about any of it he's arrogant nothing is going to affect his career he'll get paid right on feeling he's above it all and everybody.
You got to laugh as these guys take the oath to swear to tell the truth and then they turn around and do nothing but lie cover-up avoid Dodge play Word Scrabble games unbelievable what a disgrace
3:24
On his way to the top how many people he has beat and abused
They all went to LIbert university. That school is a joke. He carefully neglected ta say what his bachelor's was in.
This Police department must be so proud of themselves, what all these cops should do, is get a copy of the video that shows ALL and at every angle Ms. Martinez being beaten, then pop some popcorn, get some candy and soda pop, and sit the kids down. Just watch their bright eyes turn to total darkness, ~~ see kids, this is what daddy does at work~~~ next play it at your next family reunion ,,,,,GOOD JOB,,,,,,ya F's
💩 runs down hill and it shows with this cop
Notice how his hands are very pale? Weird- He is normally wearing gloves all the time...Usually they go gloves on when they are going hands on...or have An OCD issue.
No.
It’s March in Florida. He could have just spent a weekend outside doing yard work with gloves on. I bet if he pulled up his shirtsleeves you would see a farmer’s tan.
Maybe he rides a motorcycle
Maybe a boxer?
It's nice to see a cop that has a brain
pro liar leo
All these cops b their wives
4 stars cops love to look as a military dept.
Back the blue!!
Why is he yawning 🥱 like I don't care 9m not in trouble and looking at his watch like I need to arrest some civilian and voilated rights speed it up attorney
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You no when people start to LIE, first your hands get to moving around a lot, nerve get involved, then they get this LOOK, them the jabbering , overtalk .
I really like this officer
Lawyers helping cops cover up for another cop