Cop Assaults Air Force Capt. for Not Knowing Neighbor, Says He Could Have Tased or Shot Him Instead
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Capt. Nicolás Aquino attends the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, and plans to devote his life to military service. His family fled Paraguay to escape a brutal dictatorship before he was born, and they came to America because of the rights the U.S. Constitution offered.
"That's one of the many factors in terms of why I wanted to serve this country, so I could uphold those ideals, that I could fight, that I could give back to the community and make sure that [my family] can keep those freedoms," says Aquino.
Aquino says he works everyday towards protecting these rights. That, he says, makes his entanglement with law enforcement these past few months even more infuriating.
In December 2013, Aquino was at home when he noticed Sheriff's Deputy Ivan Rodriguez outside his property. Apparently, one of Aquino's neighbors didn't recognize him and called the Sheriff's Department to report a suspicious person. According to Aquino, Rodriguez didn't identify himself and didn't clarify why he was at Aquino's address. After some conversation, Aquino asked if he was being detained, and the officer said yes. The police report claims that Aquino asked this in a "confrontational tone."
"The officer, he appears to have been offended at the idea that a citizen would question his authority or would even ask any questions," says Aquino's lawyer, Steven Liner. "Everything that Nicolás was doing, to me is sort of like textbook 'OK, I'm going to be respectful, I'm going to answer questions, but I'm also going to insist that you answer questions for me, because I am within my rights on my property to ask these questions.'"
Even after Aquino provided his military ID and offered to get his utlity bills to show proof of address, Rodriguez remained unconvinced that Aquino was not a burglar and moved to physically detain him.
"He just grabbed my wrist without any warning, without provocation, put me in a choke hold," says Aquino. "I still have fluid buildup in the back of my right ear, a right head contusion, abrasions and contusions on the elbows, knees, and hip."
The officer then proceeded to put Aquino in handcuffs and search his wallet. He finally concluded that he did, in fact, live there.
"The officer did not apologize. He pulls me over to the side of the driveway and he does basic victim blaming, and he says it was my fault for not knowing my neighbors. He then states that he had wanted to tase me if he had a taser, and he would have shot and killed me if he had drawn his weapon, and he would have been fully justified in killing me," says Aquino.
After the incident, Aquino thought he could put the nightmare behind him. Two months later, however, he was notified that there was a warrant out for him for resisting arrest during the incident. Aquino was dumbfounded but decided to fight back.
"I was not aggressive or confrontational in any way," says Aquino. "Are we supposed to bend over and, excuse my French, just take it? Just because a person is on a power trip and feels that he can bully you into submission?"
Liner says no, citizens need to stand up for their rights. "This is an opportunity for all of us to talk about how it is that citizens have an absolute right to ask questions and that police officers should be respectful and civil and act lawfully, which means not using force unless it is really called for," he says.
Once word got out about the arrest, the public flocked to support Aquino. The DA seemed unconvinced at that point that a jury would side with Rodriguez, and he dropped the charges. This is a victory for Aquino, but the DA still appears to defend the officer's actions. The DA's office declined Reason's request for an interview.
Aquino plans to continue fighting and is filing a civil claim against Monterey County for damages.
About 7 minutes.
Produced by Tracy Oppenheimer, who also narrates.
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Impunity always leads to corruption and abuse. This 'officer' is a criminal with a badge.
Slight addition if I may, the cop is a criminal *thug* with a gun and a badge. Thank you Stavros K. 👍
Aren't they all these days?? I have never had a positive interaction with police. That includes the 30 years as a nurse dealing with them 2 or 3 times a week.
This cop was more than likely bullied at school, so now he wears a uniform, he can get payback. Before being recruited, they should all be subjected to psychiatric evaluations. This type of cop is why people no longer respect the police.
If a citizen asks them to answer a question, they are being confrontational and are harming the cop's fragile ego. And then they explode - costing the taxpayer a fortune, but still remain cops who get a slap on the wrist.
There are many of them
@@GrapeApe2018: Wonderful!
Please tell this story to everybody you see, and then repeat it like the times tables. Write something about it too. That would help. Also take names--and let the cops know that you are talking their names and that you document everything.
People actually believe this "only one or two bad apples" meme. It's utterly false as told and as fact! The true saying is, "one bad apple will spoil the whole barrel." And that's the truth of it. JWC
This man was mugged, the cop has immunity and thinks he will suffer no blame for causing any kind of harm.
This has to stop.
END IMMUNITY NOW.
A federal Judge in Mississippi just started that, it's NOT in the Constitution it was started by the SC to justify the false arrest of course, of a group of Black Pastors in a non-violent entry of a place of business.
Dear Ivan Rodriguez, use your police powers to find me. I was a cop in Blue Island IL. You are a disgrace, and I can teach you to behave. Waiting...
Vote blue or project 2025 will strengthen the laws for police. Then we really will be in a brutal police state.
@@boomer3150you are whats wrong with police too
Cop should be in prison and barred for life from being any kind of civil servant.
Bradford Ramm
Nah, he could be a street sweeper or a pooper scooper in the park.
OR SECURITY.
Wait about 5 years ,get high powered rifle with 18 power scope and pop the cop that done this to him .
@Mike Cruickshanksit's funny most people don't know that
I think the cop got promoted after the incident
Thanks for your service in the Air Force. What that policeman did is completely unacceptable and pathetic.
He won a $200 thousand suit. Deserved a lot more.
I just read he was awarded 200,000...upon winning the lawsuit?
Glad to hear that.
@@chrisalters the 1.7 mil is from a later civil case against the county
He deserved the officer to spend a couple decades in prison.
@@chrisalters Sounds like Florida where they limit the awards to $200,000 unless the legislature approves it. They never have.
He already had the man's ID, You run his DL it comes back to a registered address. Identity and address confirmed. The cop obviously got butt hurt then Got Violent. POS
Most people in the military will have an out of state driver's license because they are not required to renew every time they move, which is often for many of them. What should have happened is this cop should have been shot in the face.
The entire 8 years i was on active duty with the army drivers license, car registration, and insurance were based in my home state with my parents adress. If this had happened to me the only way i could have proven i was residing at said adress would to show the cop my lease.
He was butt hurt because this guy was a Capt. in the Air Force. Probably wanted to join the military (butt) got turned away. Next stop 🚔
@@joshuathomas8529 The cop could have said let me see if your key opens the door.
Like "Strange there's mail to this address with your man on it and your IDs match your picture, you obviously forged these, because I'am an idiot." - Cop
This guy is serving his country to protect the freedom of this nasty cop and gets his rights violated.
That cop needs to be in prison.
That cops needs to be hung by the people he "serves"
Yes this pig needs to be in prison. That be good so the pig can meet a prisoner by the name of Bubba. Bubba will make this pig squeal.
prison is too good for this cop tyrant. The 2nd amendment should care of that.
How’s that going?
Bastard Cop deserves the sack.
This officer should be serving life in prison for the abuse of a law abiding citizen.
Police won't do their "job" if they can't have fun.
That seems a bit excessive
@@bcask61 Not at all. How bout abolish all law enforcement. They only protect & serve the companies they work for. How bout imprison all bootlickers who advocate for police brutality.
Life might be a bit much.
Attacking our Air Force Captains!!! No Respect for our Armed Forces Commissioned Officer by Law Enforcement while at home/ "Manic -Policing" gone beyond the Pale....
"The police have become a bunch of paramilitary thugs looking for an excuse to use their weapon." this was spoken to me by a 30 year retired state police captain.
They're the biggest gang in this country. Well organized get away with murder and other crimes corrupt
Did he say why he stayed there for 30 years?
Yes because it got bad over the last 30 years. Near the end stayed in to retire. Now he delivers car parts. Just couldn't sit at home.
They are terrorists
Thank you for posting some common sense truth!
I hope he wins his suit and that cop should be fired and charged with assault. ALWAYS FILM YOUR ENCOUNTERS WITH COPS.
He will get a settlement from taxpayers. The cop will get the standard two week paid vacation and then probably promoted.
...Until the taxpayers protest enough that changes are made to the system.
Jerry VanNuys That's unlikely but I guess there's a chance.
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Jesus Christ! **smh** Too many police officers are living in another reality. All they see is criminals everywhere.
Don't you just love how they attack you then call it resisting arrest on your part.
Excuse me - resisting arrest on his own property after properly & fully identifying himself & asking if he's being detained and for what crime?
What I wanna know is... how can you be charged with resisting arrest without any charge to arrest you for?
reminds me of south park. Stan's uncle: There coming right for us!!! lol
@simply pash It's not white neighborhoods. It's racist Karens. I've had plenty of black people move into neighborhoods I've lived in, only for them to be harassed by the local busybody racist. They tend to be retired or housewives with bad marriages, and spend their time spoiling other peoples lives over stupid stuff. It wasn't racism on behalf of the neighborhood. It was just that one dumb bitch that thinks she's the HOA President when there's not even an HOA.
could be doing nothing, no resisting arrest, and the officer will still say you resisted arrest. i'm saving videos like this to a playlist, but you can find them all over TH-cam
Nicholas Aquino, I am so very proud of you for standing up and defending your rights. I also thank you for your service, as I, too, served for 20 yrs in the United States Air Force. Its a sad shame that military folks who defend this country as well as other innocent people, are put in a position to have to defend themselves against these out of control rouge cops and those that are protecting the cops and their wrong doings.
GOD bless you and your family.💯💯💯
ROUGE COPS ,,,,YES ,,,,,,,,,,,,THIS IS A BIG PROBLEM THEY FLY OFF THE HANDLE AND GO BALISTIC OVER NOTHING,,,,,,,,,,THEN GO OUT FOR BEERS AFTER WORK AND LAUGH ABOUT IT ,,,,,THEN DRIVE DRUNK
DUH
They don't only defend this country but also the very cop is defended by this Military Man.
Air Force should sue for damaging government property.
Amen, Brother, Amen!
Nah they should drone strike the ass hole cops home
Don’t be daft the military should execute via firing squad for permanent injuries inflicted on a service member.
No they should have teamed up with the DOJ and charged the deputy with aggravated assault of a serviceman with intent to commit great bodily harm and attempted murder.
@@jessewilson8676 agree 100% because its treason in my mind lol
Rights are like muscles, if you don't exercise them regularly they gradually fade away.
@Michael Clark. That’s beautiful man! Heard it here first if nobody claims it. I’ll quote u on that.
Well said !
Good simile
Lora Telle amagansett press says it in most of his videos.
Too bad Joe Biden said "No amendment is absolute"
The officer should be fired immediately.
I agree are they that hard to replace
Fire that bit** indeed
*6 years ago*
not going to happen , he is probably weighing his options
Many Airborne commandos would do that more than gladly for a Captain of theirs.
That PD should know better where not to dig their nightsticks, and if you have a loose cannon in your unit, you snip it before it may cause damage to the larger image and honor of their Force. If they cared that's it.
Wow, that police officer had absolutely no respect for a member of the US military.
No respect for anyone but his Power.
Or a citizen. See how quickly and easily he wanted to walk all of the Constitution? Something many of us served to protect, including these tyrant cops!
No respect for human life.
The violent police officer may not have met the physical and intellectual requirements to serve in the armed forces.
@@ottochristensen4841 Unlike PD departments the military generally excludes candidates who are likely to go nuts and frag their own officers. Fun fact: the psychologist who actually formulated the psych tests the PD use intended for them to weed out these malignant personality types only for the PDs to basically turn the scoring on its head to make sure they got these "assertive" pychos on the job.
The scary part is that the department AND the DA continue to defend the cop's actions.
Stupidity is not limited to cops on the beat ...
Just look at what happened in Georgia. Former Cop & his son murder a blackman jogging and their buddy the local DA tried to make it go away
Most OVERUSED police loophole words: "they were resisting"
ALL resisting charges should be "reviewed" by an OUTSIDE public review board.
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Make THAT a law!
It's the thin blue line.
@@123-e3h1yunlike the thick yellow one running down most of their SPINES
And cops wonder where this rage and hostility toward them comes from.
I don't think they wonder. But, I wonder why everyone hates police officers and just can't seem to get it into their thick skulls that the real culprit here is the procedures. Now, if only everyone can figure out where those procedures are approved and made legal? Homework for all you dummy police haters.
Barry Maynard agreed but they do put some nimwits in uniform with a gun...fortunatley they are the minority...most cops at least start out with good intentions
How about we actually teach cops the law, you know the thing they are supposed to enforce? Most cops have no basic understanding of laws and rights. Most are block-heads who are "just doing what they are ordered".
I disagree. It is impossible to know every law...even for lawyers. Yes, nitwits do don the uniform and the badge...but, I am willing to bet there are nitwits at your place of employment, too. It's a human thing, not a police officer thing.
And, sorry....but, the regulations are strict on the officers. If you ever get the chance, talk with an officer. The police officers I've encountered were nice as can be. Of course, if I was robbing a bank or assaulting an elderly man, I'm sure those same officers would put me in my place.
Our society is sick, morally. That sickness permeates everything.
Barry Maynard. I agree with you one million percent squared !!!
The District Attorney should also be held responsible for approving that officer's actions.
I went to highschool with a a very large overweight bully. Imagine my shock years later to encounter this guy in police uniform when i passed him seated on a barstool at a bar at the front of a restaurant. He was still large and overweight and his manner did not seem much changed from years ago. He certainly did not mention trying to bully me back in highschool. I really am concerned to see a guy like that in uniform.
Thats all they hire, thats why the police force is such a disgrace nowadays
@@jordanwaldeck351 Not to mention the ex-military, trained killers.
@@jaysen6938 exmilitary trained killers? I'm sorry, I take exception to that! As a retired US Army veteran of 30 years, I must retort, we are NOT trained killers, we are professional military doing our duty to protect people like you. You are welcome!
He sounds like the exact match for police depts. They like things as they r..cops win out always..death or injury..no prob. Cops r trying to arrest as many auditors as they possibly can. Most have been arrested even after they were the victim.
@@ralphgreenjr.2466 Retired Army and USAF NCO here. There are trained killers in the military, including some guys who join for the chance to shoot at people. All of us learn to use weapons to kill people. Don't get confused that we were just protecting people like the commenter. We were mostly protecting US business interests abroad. Don't sugar coat it. If your mos was not infantry or MP, you most likely did not become a cop when you got out.
He resisted in being choked to death! Apparently, that's against the law!
Having the public on your side should be seen as a huge benefit to the police, apparently the police think not.
The Police officer learned his aggressive behavior from his Doberman doggy
In America, it is.
Thats what happened to poor George Floyd.
I don't know of a person on Earth that would not react to being choked.
"The jury ordered the county to pay Aquino $200,000 for the violations of his Fourth Amendment rights and use of excessive force in the Dec. 13, 2013 incident'
thats not much ,.. he could have gotten a lot more
That cop should be fired.Charged with assault.and loose his union benefits due to incompetence.
Don't talk about someone else's incompetence if you can't spell.
@@rowynnecrowley1689 im pretty sure giving someonelasting brain damage illegally is worse than bad grammar or a typo
They actually promoted the SOB. I guess crime DOES pay...as long as you wear a badge.
@@rowynnecrowley1689 Oh, look, ma! A grammar nazi!
You know, Rowynne, making a few typos here and there doesn't negate the value of one's argument.... You, on the other hand, sound exactly like a troll... A useless, pointless, stupid troll...
Mike Heffernan lose
I'm a former cop and I am shamed of how many officers act these days. If you question there reason for stopping you, that is considered "Combative". Revenue Driven Traffic Enforcement is the number one reason for these bad encounters and this system needs reform.
Did you write a lot of reports?
Yeah keep your mouth shut chump, you're the reason why guys are like this. You were fully aware of your peers behaving like this, and you did nothing, don't try with the I wasn't a part of this behaviour.
You should speak out publicly about how you feel about these "revenue generators" and their Total disregard for the law.
RICO Act should also come into play here... People lose their lives because of these, frankly... Would be Serial killers
dont ever talk to the coppers....5th amendment...then shut up..
@@EGGSCENTRIC You'll never hear anything from this pig. His pension is in the balance if he speaks out. Or maybe even his life.
To the neighbor in this video: Instead of calling 911, go over to the person and welcome him/her into the neighborhood. You should lose your freedom for weaponizing 911 against your Air Force Captain neighbor.
Too late for that shit
Well you have heard about the “fake soldiers” that pretend so they can break into homes…
The neighbor is as bad as the cop. They hear hoofbeats and think zebras and not horses.
People need to stop calling the police on everyone who they are just afraid of for no reason. It’s getting ridiculous. Someone calls them and the police automatically believe the caller
@@djlars5220There's a suspicious phone call !!! a phone call! A phone call! Oh, my God, a phone call!!! Now we HAVE to Suspend everyone's Rights and the Laws , because there was A PHONE CALL !!!! who is on the other end of that phone!? Why are they More important than the Law And the Bill of Rights!???
To the woman neighbor I think you mean.
This is precisely why the cops don't want to be recorded...
yes they do hate that lol, and that is why they have an off switch on their dash cams. which they should not have at all. should also have body cams they cannot turn off too I think
michael nance
I believe they do make those body cams now. I remember seeing a video possibly on this channel about that. They can't turn off the body cams or modify the recordings. But apparently their supervisors can... so, basically useless!
Raging Golden Eagle that sounds about right, another useless cam. police should be transparent in all they do.
Here are some statistics on the number of police officers per capita in major US cities:
www.governing.com/gov-data/safety-justice/law-enforcement-police-department-employee-totals-for-cities.html
The highest is 75 officers per 10,000 civilians.
What do you think is going to happen when people have had enough of this?
+Thomas Stockmann CRA that's a bad statistic my town has less than two thousand people and we have enough cops that they can patrol almost every block. I shit you not I have drove through my town and seen more than 20 cops just looking to terrorize us.
The officer should be FIRED at once before he hurts someone else. People with that frame of mind should NEVER be allowed to be police officers
@patrick ledford ...the Policemen's Benevolent Assoc. notes that most of those wives deserved it.....
He actually got promoted to Sergeant instead
@patrick ledford 😉
fired? I think he should be charged.
Unfortunately, most cops were either bullies or bullied as a child.
Since the sheriff treated a military member like this maybe they need to lose all federal support and cooperation until that deputy is held accountable and the sheriff needs to reimburse the Air Force for his medical. It would be a shame if service members went on their own quest for justice.
In Florida the cops shot an Air Force member dead in his own apartment for no reason whatsoever.
@@dale6613 If you haven't heard the update on the Florida shooting, the cop is formally charged now. That veterans' family will get a "HUGE" payout. but that doesn't bring someone back to life.
If he was at a military base, the base commander should declare the town "off-limits" to all military personnel.
@@randysmith9715 that's an effective tool, one of my troops was messed around by a local business and we put it on the black ball list. I think more direct action is possible in this case, I believe the OSI could arrest and hold that deputy until trial and then also have him stand trial in federal court like they do to guy that get DUI's.
Cop on massive power trip, hated when citizen Aquino questioned him. And his police force backed the cop? Sucker should have been fired! Hope Capt Aquino wins his lawsuit against Monterey.
He did. $300,000 was awarded.
@@helbent4 Not enough!
@@rosswoolley2854 True, but at least the good guys get to win one, once in a while.
Should have been 2-3 million so the city will learn and properly trained their officers before working to protect the public.
@@tousshong9438 That is a worthy point. If the payout is not significant then it's just a cost of doing business and not a deterrent. And a penalty without meaningful reform is pointless.
Any officer who has cost the state money needs to have ALL his arrests investigated.
I'd rather it just become socially acceptable to kill LEOs while resisting arrest.
Bullies only stop when the would victims fight back, and LEOs use lethal force so fighting back till those bullies stop necessarily means some LEOs will die.
And good God damned riddance.
@@notyou2353 that would turn your streets into war zones
@@flaviusbelisarius7517 As if they're not already. The only difference being that the occupying army largely acts with impunity.
Right on!
Another reason to get rid of QUALIFIED IMMUNITY (the police get out of jail free card) ... it will soon be happening in a city near you!!
Asked “am I being detained” in a confrontational way ? I guess we should say, “excuse me Mr supreme Officer Sir ruler and master of all, am I being detained”........while bowing ?
😂😂😂😂
You forgot the crying,slamming your head into the ground, and referring to said officer as god.
@phoneflipp ..........Yep. That's what the report would say.
@@ripDenmarkVesey Check out one of the newest videos on the Rational National channel on how rare "good apples" among cops are and how this afffects those rare "good apples".
@phoneflipp Check out one of the newest videos on the Rational National channel on how rare "good apples" among cops are and how this afffects those rare "good apples".
I just love how the excuse of the DA office is that the cop had "lawfully detained" the guy, as though that was the only complaint against him. The sheer amount of deflection and dodging is just mind-boggling.
The DA is a jerk
This is why every interaction with cops should be recorded
Yup, I have a friend who was with LAPD, is now a sheriff deputy in Texas. He says you should record any interaction with law enforcement
In Holland we know that they conspire in a piramide-system of peadophiles for the soeverign King and elite.
The D.A. needs to be held accountable along with the police officer. Clearly the D.A. is not interested in the law or justice.
No quarter for Treason & oath breakers.
Yeah, when did resisting arrest charges become routine?
Oath breakers should be executed!
D.A. Is long gone. This happened 8 years ago.
Cop should have been fired and charged with excessive use of force.
Instead he was promoted according to a report after the lawsuit.
@@mrboxy3970 Amazing. Amazing, but not surprising. Here's the shocking trend i've noticed, as a rule, cops who murder people WALK FREE. Damn near every time, regardless of circumstances or even guilt - the state or local government, everywhere in the USA, consistently LETS KILLER COPS WALK FREE! I know there must be cases where such cops get prosecuted for actual murder, when they do commit actual murder (which they terrifyingly, seem to do fairly regularly) but I haven't read about a case like that for a long time! The case of Kelly Thomas (Fullerton CA) is a prime example of this when two jack-booted thugs in uniform, beat a homeless man, to death, in front of witnesses, while he screamed for his dad! The example of what happened to the cops, is what DIDN'T happen to the cops, because NOTHING HAPPENED TO THE COPS. The cops walked free when the police force is a gestapo, that does nothing to discourage cop's thuggery and murder and no "penalty for killer cops except maybe a paid vacation ("suspension") on the taxpayers dime while the local government waits a month for the public to forget the whole thing)... there's something very wrong in this country and it's been happening for a long time.
The Monterey Police Department should be ashamed of this arrest.
They had to pay $200,000, but then promoted the deputy to Sergeant.
Us overseas people have a healthy like for Monterey,obviously this unfortunately might change..
Dropped charges isn't good enough , this prick should do time for aggressively attacking somebody , pay restitution out of HIS pocket not ours and never never never be aloud to hold ANY kind of job in an authoritative capacity agin.
Indeed. The police SHOULD be held accountable for their actions, even held to a higher standard with harsher punishment because of their position of authority.
You're preaching to the choir there, JJ. But we're the new, Americans... all talk and no action. The founders are spinning in their graves at light speed and it seems the Republic they gave us was all for naught. They gave their lives, fortunes and sacred honor for nothing. Hard times makes strong men. Easy times makes weak men.
I don't recall blaming anyone.
Also this cop is one of the people who should not have the right to bear arms. He's dangerous!
American pirate agreed.
Even after showing i.d and a MILITARY i.d at that, the cop still used excessive force.lol
I have a question if anyone knows the legal answer please say it; Being that he was on his own property, under the Stand your Ground ruling, what would have happened to him if after being put in a choke hold and slammed to the pavement, he fought back and overpowered the cop and in the process, was able to get the cuffs on him and then called 911? He was totally in his right to defend himself...cop or no cop. Anyone who is at their own home and has properly i.d'd themselves to a cop has the right to defend themself against a rogue cop if the cop decided to attack them for no reason.
As for the D.A who said that the cop was justified and the charges of resisting are justified .. well that is a huge shit pie in the face of that whole city. That statement is so outrageous , that both the cop and the D.A are unfit for the job.
I dont know about cal. But texas weapon law provides the right of self defense even if an individual is a law enforcment on duty but that situation seems sticky hope i never have to test that theory.
Yea me too. But there are people right now facing similar problems. Sooner or later someone is gonna beat the crap out of a rogue cop. It's just a matter of time
Abida Babida This video doesn't prove anything! This video is only Aquino's version, and of course, everyone is taking his word as gold. Just listening to Aquino and the way he talks you can tell he was probably an asshole to the cop. The cop got a call regarding a suspicious person at the house and confronts Aquino outside. the cop didn't know if Aquino just burglarized the house, killed someone, or some other crime. It was the cop's job to detain him and figure out what Aquino was doing and if he had a right to be there. I'll bet you anything, Aquino from the beginning was an asshole and gave the cop a hard time, forcing the cop to use force until he figured out Aquino lived there. Everyone is so quick to cop bash without knowing the whole truth. If someone got on You Tube and said you were a THIEF and everyone started bashing you, I guess it must be true because someone said so on You Tube , right? Of course not. You would be pissed!! So why is everyone taking this clowns word without knowing or getting all the facts
libertynjustice lol so anyone that is reported to the police should be treated like a criminal. U fucking swine go back to Nazi Germany
Abida Babida How are they allowed to swear that a person did something (the resisting charge) then just withdraw. I'd insist that hearing goes ahead.
Seems like not only the officer, but the D.A. needs to be fired and brought up on charges. The officer for damage to government property and the D.A. for helping cover up corruption.
add to that Constitutional violations, malicious prosecution, malfeasance in office(committing crimes), misfeasance in office (making mistakes) , nonfeasance (dereliction of duty) in office, for both the officer and the D.A. Also perjury, falsely sworn charges...
This Officer needs to be. FIRED.
GO TO COURT
People aren't government property
@@jbodden6977 I keep seeing articles about how corrupt Monterey has become. Completely out of touch with democracy, but more like a little "kingdom" of the "old boys club". It sounds like it needs a clean sweep.
Yes, the citizen is just supposed to "take it" and is expected to know the law while the officer's ignorance is excused and is rarely accountable.
Scared police are the most dangerous police.
They don't seem afraid of Antics. Only innocent hard working people.
Arent they the ones with the guns, bullet proof vests and back up- of dozens of other officers with one call. What do we have for our safety, security and preservation or rights as a human being?
and they're all scared of their own shadow. and pretend to be.
Police are supposed to protect and surve. They sign up knowing that it is a dangerous job. We're supposed to respect them for putting their lives on the line but pizza delivery jobs have a higher fatality rate. Cops see a leaf blowing in the wind and they are ready to shoot.
Also too many bad experiences don't help either!! Treat them as you would want to be treated! Your not always right!!!
And the police wonder why people get so hostile and aggressive towards them.
He was neither hostile or aggressive. If anything, this may explain why people distrust the police. But, when you make a bargain with the Devil to harm the people you don't like, you also must be willing to suffer the consequences of your evil deed. Captain Nicolás Aquino is collateral damage!
@@TheFliggs smh
I was thinking and, they wonder why they get shot in the face
@@TheFliggs I never made a deal with any government officials or the devil
Because a tiny minority of officers are bollocks?
The lawyer hit the nail on the head, cops are so used to bring the one in control of every situation that they perceive anything which may even momentarily disrupt that control, even just a tiny bit, as a major insult and then they start throwing terms around like "resisting arrest"
So he gets $200k and the deputy gets promoted. That’s the way qualified immunity works and that is how cops get away with so much crap
The fact that the cop blamed the victim and stated that he could have been justified in shooting the victim proves that the cop has a short fuse and was unjustified in chocking the victim. It shouldn't be illegal to tense up when being unjustifiably chocked. Shame on the prosecutor for taking so long to drop the charge of "resisting".
CaliforniaArchitect we're so far out of bounds that we're trying to figure out IF YOU'RE JUSTIFIED BY TENSING UP WHILE BEING CHOKED. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I WOULD'VE FOUGHT BACK. HIS POWER TRIP ENDS WITH ME.
CaliforniaArchitect I don't get how you can not tense up. It seems like a normal reaction to suddenly being grabbed would naturally be to tense up to protect your throat/breathing ability. And that would be for a normal citizen. This guy though was trained repeatedly on what to do if choked. Until it became ingrained into him. I don't see any way that he could not tense up.
CaliforniaArchitect
The cop is lucky he was a cop, he could have used his military training at any time to kick his ass.
But of course that would've made the situation worse.
Nirrrina my god the cop was lucky if it was a Marine or seal the cop would be the one being detained
took so much work just for these corrupt fuckers to drop charges. and this guy isn't a nobody he's a captain.
All police chiefs should be elected by the people instead of appointed by the mayor or city council just like the Sheriff.
Rebuttal; Sheriff Joe Arpaio
+zemorph42 rebuttal...what's your point
Alexander Moises He has been Sheriff in my County for decades. He has run unopposed at least the last 4 times he was up for reelection, and he's a crook.
zemorph42 OK. .why unopposed..
It's hard to get rid of bad law enforcement
I asked a officer to not search my vehicle after I came out of a store and she was already inside it, I was choke slammed by a second officer, for wanting my rights respected. power trip
I hope they didn't plant anything. My buddy had that happen and he was able to prove his innocence and he managed to get the corrupt cops responsible fired and arrested i believe.
What's the real story
Fake News . The cops are always right 😂
I was a teacher in the public school system. Some students would swear at us, push us, tell us “NO” , and completely ignore our instructions. We had to take it and we had nothing to protect us. So, we had to learn to use our words in order to deescalate the situation.
what the hell does that have to do with this
@@williamlucas1977 Isn't it obvious?
My mother was a nurse and was in a similar situation, but she was so protective of her patients she didn't care. They would overwhelm a patient who was combative by surrounding them with as many personnel as possible. They weren't allowed to even bruise a patient whom they were subduing, and police regularly bruise people just with the hand cuffs they use. Nurses were not allowed to sedate patients like in the movies because it is dangerous to knock someone out. An anesthesiologist is needed to sedate someone to the point of losing consciousness and then he needs to stay and make sure the person keeps breathing. Plus they often didn't know what else the patient might have taken and it would cause drug seekers to attack regularly. She has been threatened with a knife and she didn't shoot anyone, or kill anyone.
Cops have turned into cowards. One two cops who broke that elderly woman's arm (stole flowers from Walmart) got his panties in a knot because he saw the female cop rub her arm. He was frantic, "Did you get scratched?" The SOB had just laughed at the sound of the elderly woman's arm breaking and he acts like a potential scratch is the end of the world. If teachers and nurses can deescalate a situation without killing anyone so can cops.
oh you mean as i as a former student and survivor of our public school system had to take from the teachers back then. so how does it feel?
@@TTKDMS Deescalation technique worked REAL WELL for USAF Capt.? Didn't it?!?!?!? Id-jit!!
What burglar, or other nefarious individual, greets a cop and provides ID? I think that cop and department need a wakeup call in the form of damages paid to CPT Aquino.
DavidSixSixFive Exactly, some people are just fucking clueless
DavidSixSixFive i'm sure the jury will agree
DavidSixSixFive Exactly, and he didn't break the law so the cop was in the wrong. Their suspicion is not proof and they aren't above the law.
getahanddown
DavidSixSixFive what goes around eventually comes around.
The Air Force needs to arrest that officer for Destruction of Government Property and Assault on a Military Officer.
Subangelis Gaming The air force can't arrest a guy. Also the guy was retired ( the capt) so he isn't getting privilege.
Right you are..
What idiot, wtf is privilege about what he said? If he was in still, the Air Force could come and get him.
Drop some ordinance on em !!! Bomb doors open, release payload !!
Agreed!
The police investigated the police and found the police did nothing wrong.
Case closed, move along nothing to see here..... ;--)
I am going to repost your statement up above.
Shocker lmao
How adventageous would it be if criminals investigated criminals? But I guess we're saying the same thing.
I hope there will be some Officers that arrest other Officers for doing things for no reason
Our judicial system is broken. We the people need to repair it.
the whole country is " BROKE
There should be an all around investigation of anything this officer did during his tenure!!
The officer didn't apologise?! Unbelievable.
Of course he didnt
Welcome to America
That's not part of the "training"
He in fact said he could have legally shot and killed him and would happily have
I'm not surprised. They are trained to NEVER admit they were wrong. Power tripping, ego-driven pig 🐖 🐖 🐷 🐽
bad bully cops need to go to jail in the general population to bring them down to earth
bob53752 wrong my friend they need all crooked cops need to be put in that North Carolina Prison riot then we'll see how long they last it is the worst prison riot in the United States history and which descriptions like this body was stacked up like cordwood quote and then we'll see how long he will lasts
Fuck that if a bully cop gets killed being dirty he would get what he deserved.
And put hin in with bubba as a cellmate !!
Oh how quickly that would happen depending on the jail and id love to see it.
What a really nice man, he should NEVER have been treated so disrespectfully. Horrendous
There is got to be a way to hold a D.A. or Judge accountable for signing off on all this crap. If they pile up bogus warrants, or continually file false charges they should be subject to a recall.
arent they ?
@@briancathey498 Nope, though before the DA could be sued and lose election he retired in 2018 when his team lost a case and the judge yelled at the DA for even trying to appeal to keep the officers qualified immunity
@@erikanders3343 I am sorry I don't understand this comment. What happened?
Thays good buddies
And nobody gonna talk about the neighbor that decided to call the police instead of talking to this man?
Not knowing much about the neighbor, it’s hard to say. Says he hasn’t really seen the neighbor, and if they genuinely thought he may be an intruder, calling the police to check does not mean accosting an innocent person. The property manager in my community did not give me a heads up on the empty place next to me, and when someone was there I had no clue why. It was during office hours, so a call to them cleared it up, but they are supposed to give us a heads up, and I would have called the sheriff if the office wasn’t open. Im sorry, but you never know who you are confronting. In my instance, it was a a guy they hired to paint.
WE INVESTIGATED OURSELVES AND FOUND NOTHING WRONG.
So happy for you one proud day for the police officer against an innocent man because he was busy working in the airforce and didn't know his neighbor's give him a pat on the back
✔️✔️EXACTLY!! How can the officer be guilty of abuse of power, if he "said" he wasn't guilty, answer me that?? I robbed a string of banks earlier this morning, but was caught and arrested while fleeing the 7th bank I'd hit. I was accused of multiple counts of armed robbery, based on clear and obvious video evidence that it was I who did it..... They found ALL the cash in my trunk, in nylon bags with each bank's name on them. 🤞🤔🤞
But..... when it came time to adjudicate, I acquitted myself of ALL charges, based on my own testimony that it wasn't me who did it! Case closed!!👌😀👍
@@janetginty1847
👎🤔🤔 My.... God!! How can you sit there and justify the obvious crime of "not knowing your neighbors"? Sure, he may have just recently bought the house, and he may be out of town all the time, due to being a naval officer. It's also likely that his neighbors had never made any attempt to get to know him, because he's never there..
^^But those are just excuses! Why couldn't he have just gone AWOL, and been arrested and jailed, and dishonorably discharged, so that once he was released from federal prison, he would've had time on his hands to meet the neighbors?? Clearly, his priorities were all wrong!! 😀😀
Coproaches
*The first thing that people need to stop saying is that 99% of cops are good.*
WHERE did yo get that false little "fact" from???
There is no law so trivial, or offense so minor, that the police will not kill you over it.
"Qualified immunity" is anathama to a free society. When "public servants" cannot be held directly accountable for their actions, they lose their only incentive to restrain themselves.
All legal departments need to be made accountable. If this officers acted like this once, I guarantee he’s done it before. Accountability and action or they lose all credibility and public trust.
Absolutely. It's ridiculous that they try to say cops like that don't act like that all the time. That it was just a one time thing.. Bs, it's just the first time someone stood up against the crooked cop.
Since when have they needed or even solicited public trust?
@@neildoe1617 the " first time " . . . they were caught !
Redders: How dare you use logic to help you and others understand things. That's just, well, un-American! You went to school. You graduated. You're supposed to be stupid! What's wrong with you?! JWC
@@jayclark2077 😂 well, I only pointed out the bleeding obvious 😁
“Lawfully justified”??? Then why did the taxpayers have to shell out $200,000? Yup, that’s what it cost them!
Do you have a link by chance? I was wondering the outcome for this. Thanks in advance.
Edit: Never mind I found it. :) It only took nearly 5 years, but at least he still won. Sadly, it ended his career in the military. www.montereycountyweekly.com/news/local_news/a-former-air-force-officer-wins-his-civil-rights-lawsuit-against-monterey-county-sheriff-s/article_aacbf0a4-a668-11e8-902d-af0669c17477.html
@@thybigballs :- thank you for that link.
@@thybigballs thank you for the link; Aquino should've gotten more money than the $200,000 dollars
like 2million would've been better
200k of taxpayer money is peanuts to politicians and embarrassed govt employees. They just want those type of mistakes to go away and 200k is nothing when it's not your money.
No settlement comes out of the police union or officer paycheck.
Should be wage garnishment for the officer
The Cop needs to be Instantly Terminated since he has more than Proven that he does not have the Temperament to be a Cop
Instantly terminated with extreme prejudice.
You can see the corruption in that police department goes right up to the prosecutor.
Most OVERUSED police loophole words: "they were resisting"
ALL resisting charges should be "reviewed" by an OUTSIDE public review board.
Resisting and obstructing arrest are almost always automatic charges for anyone dealing with police. They are impossible to defend against unless you have video evidence. They are trained to do this so that they get more money. The police are nothing but gang's that work for their states and cities to collect money from citizens through extortion.
citizen review boards, they need to be created and utilized.
@@protruth1 exactly, if they had a citizen review board, that would surely benefit, but the judges might like it, or the cops would say it's wrong
@Tiniest Violin they are needed in most cases, who would investigate a murder? Or will everyone be allowed to speed and crash their cars and run red lights?
In some cases it would be proper, right?
@@DeadlyDanDaMan surprisingly so many people think that same way, what if police had random outside citizens put police in corrupt-type situations, exposing police, showning them doing the wrong.
Federal government needs to arrest that officer
The president of the US said it was OK not to be gentle... so why you think Feds will help?
The government want. To busy getting brown on thier lips and playing the skin flute.
@5:13 the Cop claiming he was resisting arrest when he "tensed up." That's as dumb as if a cop was punching someone, and the person covered up to block the punches, then because of that the cop says they were resisting. Which by the way has happened.
Withdrawing to a fetal position to protect yourself is not resisting you are withdrawing
@@RobTheNotary yeah but unless you are limp and maybe dead they will count anything against you
Don't let up. Go after all involved. Kudos to you for your work.
I love that COPS think that EVERYONE "seems nervous" when a bootjack thug is confronting them and then have the audacity to say people are "aggressive" or "confrontational" when asking a question of them.
Living in the United States is like you are living into a war zone, because you have no legal rights into your own home. Where the neighbors called police officers that they saw a suspicious man next door, how can you say that and. The neighbors does not know who are living into the house, that is what the police officers should asked. Do you know who is living next door 🚪 no,but how you are making such a statement. That is public mischief to be making a false statement, that what the police officers should asked. If they have any form of sense at all, that is the form of question should be asked. Before going on the scene, then you entered the man property beat him up and the city attorney is defending the officers wrong doing. That is why you shouldn't vote for people who you don't know their backgrounds at all, because they are demons. They are nation of vipers only study 📖 wickedness against innocent people, anyway some day they will pay for it, ok 👌.
It’s going to get worse
@@normfreilinger5655 I know that you have some white supremacists KKK republican supporters them, that you are not free to expres yourself.Based on the context of the video,it is not lying.I know that they have some cyber bullies, that tries to get at everything and.They know the truth about these white supremacists KKK police officers them,but some of them is. Going to prison and loosing their jobs, because they are there to serve and protect people.Not to killed people without a caused, because the person is black or other minority group.That you are going to beat up the man on his own property, because someone who does not like him.Because of the man race as a serving member of the United States army,it is unacceptable in this pointing time,ok .
jackboot . . .
@@blairboyd5617 Are you using google translate?
Now we have to fight for our liberty here at home from domestic enemies.
It's always been the case. Our military does not really fight for our rights in oversea wars. Our own government are the ones taking our rights. No one else can.
This is why law enforcement is not trusted or respected. That so called officer deserves fired and prison time.
Living on a property while anyone.
These cases are clearly not the norm. They are blown out of proportion by the media, causing ALL police officers to be labeled crooked. And that is why law enforcement is not trusted or respected, by idiots.
@@Bread996 oh shut the hell up
@Emily N you know this how? You can go to every city and see how corrupt it the police are. Maybe you should be in the kitchen and making me a sandwich
@Emily N oh because YOU researched it that means there is no corruption. No corruption to get citizens charged with petty crimes to fill up The for profit Private Prisons? Lady you got alot to learn.
The city owes this young man an apology.
"Am I being detained?"
"HE'S RESISTING ARREST"
The appropriate response is not "am i being detained?", but "hey, hi I'm xyz, live here, sorry no dougnuts here. But I might have a coffee for you, if you tell me what you're doing here."
Asking a question does not = resisting arrest.
@@ammall NEVER EVER TRY TO MOLLIFY ANY THUG!
@@ammallthe appropriate response is "gtfo from my property or show me the warrant"
All police in all 50 states NEED to be required to wear body cameras and to have them on in each and every contact they have with a person while in their official duties. Without this protection we Americans are living in a police state. Police often get delusions of grandeur due to the gun they wear and the official status they hold. Suing the police is the best way to keep them in line, as well as using your cell phone to record any interaction with the police. I am pro-police but there is a serious limit to my tolerance as I'm a Nam vet and a legitimate war hero and I don't want my rights taken away from me by anyone. StocktonRob
And your rights shouldn't be taking away. Why would and officer get insulted by a person asking their up to no good? Because any reasonable person would ask questions but were taught not to question authority what sense does that make . We are not free than??
I agree, but I wack off 18 times a day what do I do with my camera then? 😳
If we had capital punishment for Cops we would only have those who love the job.
Unfortunately when you sue them it's tax payer dollars that fund it, not the officer personally.
The problem is those cameras cost thousands of dollar and break down at the most coincidental times while my $59 droid takes great pictures and works 100% of the time.
When I was a kid, my parents told me that if I was lost or needed help to find a police officer. After several unwarranted and unconstitutional searches, verbal and minor physical abuse, I will not call a cop even if my own house is being broken into. There have been several good cops who have helped me, but there have been others who treat the people they are here to protect as insurgents and they act like an occupying army. Giving them military weapons and training does not help.
Police are on the same level as the out of control human animals running loose in the streets.
I have been and will continue to teach my three children that cops are the enemy and should NEVER be trusted. There is literally no situation that a cop can't make worse. End qualified immunity. FTP.
Can't stand a cop
They never know what’s right or wrong , how their cops is beyond me
If he is active duty. Cop can be charged with damaging government property. This is a legal president. That a military person is injured by someone they can be federally charged. For those damages. As active military are on duty. And anyone who impedes that function can be federally charged. The reason this came about was a military person self injured. But by saying this it applies to anyone causing injury to any active duty military personnel. Being he is a captain with more demands on his time just make it worst for this cop. Like the captain said obey and know the law. Which has no place for corrupt petty tyrants. I am sure the US Air Force JUDGE Advocate GENERAL will explain to this cop after jag papers him. He will learn what real honest to God power is.
Didn't know there was a law where you "have to know your neighbors".
Hahaha 😂😂😂
The Neighbors were Karen’s.
I don't want to know my neighbors and go out of my way never to meet them.
@@ladydeerheart1 same here !
I dont talk to my neighbors. I don't know their names. I've lived there for 5 years...
cops need to start going to jail
Cops commit crimes to stop crimes. Maybe you need an indoctrination with a Criminal Justice degree and you'll understand the great logic us small minded nobodys cannot possibly understand. Lol
@@dakoderii4221 um
They do. They have been.
Look at this guy, look at his history, his story, his demeanor. This is the guy you felt threatened by with no provocation? He seems like a sweet, gentle person. Aren't officers supposed to be able to pick up on these things?
Yeahh and not to mention even if the guy was being confrontational, its the officers job to De-escalate any situation so it does NOT escalate to use of force. But police do the opposite, the completely instigate and escalate every situation to justify using force and adding charges.
He’s hardly sweet and gentle, he’s classic passive/aggressive.
And you don’t become a Captain in the United States military by being sweet and gentle. I’d love to see the body cam.
@@rapman5363 where you there when this happened ?
he did pick up on those things, he saw them as weakness and attacked like the primitive animalistic predator he is
@@kingmasterlord HE SAW " RED MEAT !" AND WENT RABID WITH ASSURANCE FORM HIS COP TRIBE.
I wish him well! When I called the police because my landlord (The Redbury Hotel, in Manhattan) turned off my utilities, they wanted to arrest me; so, I know exactly what he's going through!
The cop, Ivan Rodriguez, was promoted to sergeant. How pathetic is that?
🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Wow
That kind of result emboldens rogue officers and proves their actions have no consequences
@Moman which explains why the criminal justice system is a complete mess. I think it really is that simple.
Give us the police department and the phone number. The people would like to remove this cop and we should say so.
"Resisting arrest" is Pig Latin for "complained about the beating."
Pig latin, I see what you did there lmfao
hopefully, that's changing now with national attention
“You have the right to remain silent.”
“Oww! Aagghh! Gasp! Aarrgghhh!!”
“I SAID You have the right to remain silent!!”
“Ohh! Aahh! Urrkk! Ooff! Uunngghhh!”
“What are you arresting me for?”
“Resisting arrest.”
“Why are you arresting me?”
“What about ‘resisting’ and ‘arrest’ do you not understand?”
He needs to file a lawsuit against the city and the officer!!
& then move outta town cause after doing that the local boys will declare 'open season' on ur a $$
@Desiree Bernert what are you asking?..
Retaliation is a thing but with cameras you would sue them again and hold them PERSONALLY liable.
Take all their properties
Maybe he did and you didn't bother to check? www.montereycountyweekly.com/news/local_news/a-former-air-force-officer-wins-his-civil-rights-lawsuit/article_aacbf0a4-a668-11e8-902d-af0669c17477.html
@@beerbrewer7372 Thanks for the link. Question, why was the cop not fired?
"Dropped the charge" What charge? Resisting arrest? There has to be an under lying crime in the first place. You cannot just be arrested for resisting arrest. That makes no sense.
That cop needs to have to pay the damages personally. To hurt a military officer like that is unconscionable. The cop should also be fired and never be given a job in the law enforcement field again.
Floyd Hynek The cop should also be required to pay for the investment the Air Force made in training the officer if he is a pilot. It is very expensive to train a pilot. If the cop damaged his ability to fly.
Floyd Hynek very true
KaptKan1 Soldiers are shit on all the time and we are held to a higher standard it's not the soldiers fault
To hurt a non-violent citizen like that is wrong. Being military doesn't make him special.
KaptKan1 if you've never served then your opinion isn't very valid as it holds no weight. As a Navy veteran i can assure you that our standards of living, our morality, values and behavior are held to much higher standards than any civilian workforce, or other government job besides perhaps the POTUS.
Cop is a narcissist. Sue him into the gutter.
Quite possibly a psychopath as well.
Extreme behavior, and he outta see with his own eyes what it feels like to be on the receiving end of a judgement... he's not operated lawfully here, and therefore his own property (bought at public expense,) should be recovered for this fine young American.
PS - the DA is wasting public expenses with this charge - and the warrant - and he should have to pay up from his own pocket as well.
@Citizen Four that's just stupid. That's one of those that CLEARLY need appealing - but who's gonna pony up the cash for even MORE proceedings? It's really not fair, this system - in that the only recourse is a higher court (which means more time, money and hassle, which tries the patience of anybody, yes?)
Dog Mad 95% of coppers are narcissistic criminals. They are all for one, and one for all. Birds of a feather flock together, right? 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂Cheers and 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺beers mates!
Start going after pensions. I bet you'd see a lot more restraint and common sense when it's the officer's money/retirement on the line
Police have been doing crap like this since 1838. Why do you suddenly care now?
If this serviceman had defended himself he would have been shot by the follow up cops.The one that was at fault was not even reprimanded.
So true, unfortunately. What do you think he should've done instead, if you imagine yourself in that exact situation given that this Capt. can shoot and received advanced training in hand to hand, better than the pig.
@Dissmor2 no theyre not. I know quite a few and am friends with a few. Ive also gotten in 7 cops faces and had them back down. (im not servile and have a temper). MOST of the ones i know (including my family) want to make the world better. But out of millions of cops some are scum. And they havent for some reason learned they need to call out the bad ones.
@@cdreid99999 I am willing to bet there is at least one in your (close police friends) group that has ignored or escalated a situation that another (bad cop) officer has done illegally.If any of them has ignored a bad cop they are a bad cop.
This is about stemming Constitutional Samaritanism by labeling them as vigilantism. No different than getting the oath out of the military. Misslabeling Sherriffs in courtrooms. Preferring policing Revenurers and not peace officers. Privatizing enforcement.
I have always avoided jury duty.. but I would love to be on a jury in which you sue them
Captain Murica If I ever get selected jury duty, I am always going to rule against the da unless I see some really clear cut shit.
Captain Murica don't skip jury duty, it's one of the few places the people still have voice.
Sue that officer, and even go after him criminally.
I got two words for you that is the problem with police now..... QUALIFIED IMMUNITY
@Kurt Ogden
To a point I agree. The only problem I have with that is you would be hurting the children of the officer, who are truly innocent and do not deserve to be hurt. Now I think that officers should be required to carry malpractice/liability insurance like a doctor or lawyer. Officers with no claims get a reduction in premiums and officers with claims get premiums raised. When the premium gets so high that the officer cannot afford it or the officer has so many claims that they become uninsurable then they loose their job. That is one way to slow get rid of the bad officers. Reward good behavior with decrease in premium cost and punish bad behavior with higher premium cost. Also that way the officer can't just go to another department or state and work again. If they cannot get insurance they cannot work.
So several things would happen by doing that.
1) Tax payers wouldn't be flipping the bill for bad officer actions.
2) Save the local government money that can be used to better train officers or help low income areas.
3) Promote and reward good behavior and actions with officers.
4) Punish bad behavior and or actions of officers and hold them personally responsible for their actions.
5) Slowly weed out the bad officers by cutting out the protections of other corrupt officers and leaders.
@@sjgavenger37 How does "pension and retirement" affect their kids?
That money isn't for their kids at all.... their kids will likely be grown by the time they'd be collecting those...
@@dammagrilla
So if you lost your pension or retirement you don't see how that could hurt your child or significant other?
@@sjgavenger37 Now you're adding "significant others" to the mix... sure it would conceivably affect them (only post retirement, however)...
In theory, wouldn't requiring police to carry and pay for insurance have a greater effect on those people?
Sounds like a Monel claim if the sheriff office says this is how they do business.
Not law enforcement anymore GESTAPO.
He is the worst representative of the police.of course he couldn't be reached for comment.coward
Its always the pussies who do this shit. Man enough to be backed up by the government, and fellow thugs. Too scared to answer when questioned publicly about how they messed up. Big men with little dicks
Strongly defend his actions? He slammed an non-resisting person's head into the ground. Literally anybody else doing the same thing would be looking at a charge ranging from assault to attempted murder.
Ya know the only reason they try not to charge cops? Because ANY prison sentence for a power tripping (or worse) cop is potentially a death sentence because nobody likes a dirty cop ESPECIALLY the criminally convited (well except for those who've been convicted on the testimony of said dirty cop making an appeal on their sentence a HELL of a lot easier to get).
I'm surprised he got away with telling the guy he would have shot him. He should have lost his badge and never work in law enforcement ever again for making power tripping statements like that. Worthless overbearing POS.
The officer has lost his appeal for motion for qualified immunity.
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This had been dragging on for too long but a lawsuit will happen. This poor man sustained ongoing injury and lost his military career over this. I hope in the end he wins a freaking bucket load of money.
Most cops are criminals, and most cops should be in prison, being raped and beaten to death.
A guy on the internet convited? Yeah not the way to spell it! You are right in your assertions though!
Citizens do have fundamental and well-established rights -- and any reasonable cop (or journalist) should certainly know this. “The freedom of individuals verbally to oppose or challenge police action without thereby risking arrest is one of the principal characteristics by which we distinguish a free nation from a police state.” - U.S. Supreme Court, (City of Houston v Hill, 482 U.S. 451, 1987)
Public outcry shouldn't have to force the DA to do what's right and lawfully correct - in recognizing our protected rights. Far too many public officials get this wrong and it's un-American. Here we are 10 years later after OP posted this video and it's still going on. 'When people who enforce the law are not subject to it, then law has no meaning.'
This is a good example of nothing will happened until the community comes together and speak up.
speak while being armed
He should sue that cop till he's homeless
And the DA
YESSSS!!!
Would love to see that cop with a "Will work for food" sign!
@@jamesroales2684 -.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Problem with that is the Taxpayers usually end up paying the settlement.
Well there's a multi million dollar law suit. And time for a new Sheriff and DA!
DA is a major culprit, it is that office job to review accusations of a policeman before agreeing to charges, and to be alert to lawless behavior of police. Not to mention that DA should be educated in relevant federal court rulings on civil rights and limiting "qualified immunity".