Malcolm Jenkins Goes on a Ride Along with Philly PD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- As part of The Clubhouse series, Malcolm Jenkins wanted to ride along with Philadelphia Police to gain a new perspective on policing. During his ride along, he and an officer shared their contrasting opinions about police brutality.
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Carmelo Anthony is everywhere except the god damn playoffs
Sammy Sosa lmaoooo
😂🤣 Thanks for that.
Sammy Sosa 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 and 2 years later it’s still the same with melo..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@DashBorad_P yeah what about now lol
Thats rude lol...
Pointless video. Do a real Ride along w/proactive officers who also respond to call after call.
nicely said
Dog and pony show...nothing to see here
You know how big of a lawsuit it would be to take him on active shooter situations? In most cases a ride along has to be very strict calls where he is not likely to get hurt. So no this wasn’t pointless. He got to see how cops act and how the community reacts to those cops.
Like Officer Tommy Norman? I absolutely agree with this!
Complete bullshit. Ask this thug who kills 90+ % of Blacks snd why that doesn't bother him
“If I don’t feel like I’m doing something wrong”.. well doing something wrong and feeling like you did something wrong are two separate things.
Music, drugs, gangs, weak family structure, lack of emphasis on education and self improvement and self discipline.
Yep you nailed it perfectly
Most importantly a lack of taking accountability 😌 Always portraying the victim hood mentality and pointing fingers.
13%
Put him in a cop uniform at night and make him go up to people in the hood that may be a suspect and see how he feels
yes all of them.
What's your point? Do you think they would start shooting at him? I can feel your hate, I promise you're not in law enforcement.
@@IDONTLIKETHATSHIT First off, what hate? I am from the South side CHI town. You don't know anything about me.. My point is that the cop is scared too. They don't know who they are walking up to. More so than you. Cop isn't going somewhere for fun. They are told there is a murder. Then, they are tasked with finding the murderer. Not the ice cream man.
Side note... white, black, pink, or purple... if you are 6'5" and built like a pro football player I would be scared of ya on the South side
@@superbond22
Only a person of little to no value starts a statement with the city they're from. You've done an exceptional job rehabbing those abandoned buildings in your coveted den of iniquity; is what I'd say if that place wasn't such a cesspool.
You're proud of this? Pathetic.
I appreciate Malcom trying to see things from both sides. I’m sure there is a lot that Vice edited out to fit their progressive agenda.
No shit
There is a 100% chance that they edited it to fit their disgusting agenda..
@@mrwoody1413 vice is easily better than fox news and CNN because its not some stupid liberal and republican loser group
Let's try a state wide study.....try acting respectful towards a police officer and let me know the results
Davy Jones as long as they treat us right. Not all cops are good and not all cops are bad
I have a 5 yr old son, since he was about 2 I have always referred to the police as “good guys” because god forbid he ever needs help from an officer he will have no fear to go and ask. When we see an officer in a parking lot, after a parade or wherever I take him over to give a high five and I think the officers are usually more excited than him because they feel appreciated. Point is, the relationship between law enforcement and private citizens starts in your own house. If you raise your kids to fear, hate, not respond so on and so on you are continuing the friction. Community starts in your own home
That will never happen, they have no morals for themselves much less another person
Thats easy for people given the benefit of the doubt. But what about innocent people that get harrassed by police? The way people treat police is based on their previous encounters with them. And those encounters/experiences are very different for most minorities.
Boxing Empire well how about walking up to a police officer and engaging them with a handshake and creating a positive experience
In my opinion, this is a great way to bring both sides to the table. I wish more of these types of documentaries were covered and shown to the public.God bless our nation!
sadly the only thing the mass media corporations are showing is tragedy, they are not interested to sell solutions or ways to solve or reflect on the current issues from mid/long term.
At least things are changing, people are talking more about issues and it is up to people to require change for the people they voted, to represent them, and not tackling on the issue is not serving them.
This video doesn’t address anything
This video addressed nothing. So much potential wasted.
Luke Martell how would you have done it?
Make this video twice as long. Allow these people to explain in-depth what they believe the heart of the issue is and how they think these problems can be fixed. They begin to scratch the surface of a number of important problems but provide no substance.
It's a start. Hopefully it starts a ripple effect
Vice did make it..
what were you expecting to see.? This is not going to get solved in a 12min documentary..
Malcolm Jenkins shows class and poise in the video. Thanks for representing Philly.
I left in 1986 to join the Marine Corps. I did not return after burying my mother.
Today, I’m heartbroken and not happy. The city has 560 murders and counting. I made a conscious decision to leave Philly in 1992. I left active service in September 1992 to fulfill my late mother’s request and get a college degree.
Graduated from Colorado Technical University with a master’s degree in Management August 2020.
Philly is a relatively violent US city. Police do not create the violence there, the people do it all by themselves. They create the hostile atmosphere, which in turn creates the uncomfortable police situation.
Now this is a work towards progress. His opened mindned ways will help for the better
How about actually doing what the title says and have him go on an actual ride along and see what police have to through on a daily basis.
My Father was a Sgt. in the 19th before he retired. He worked the 24th for a couple years . He was one of those guys who didn’t talk about what his work was like . Especially when he was in this district . If I recall he worked in that area 1985 -1992
Adam you mean killing innocent black men and women on no knock warrants? You idiots act like there is no such thing as bad or crooked police. Especially in Philadelphia. 💩
When people take responsibility for their actions and views and respond to situations with honesty and responsibility than the people will come together.
Well said!!
He gets out of a car during the day wearing the same thing he wears everyday and any people will know he is not a cop. Put him in a uniform and have him get out of a patrol car at night on a call and see how he is treated. Have him take the video test of different situations and see how he handles them.
it's astonishing how black and poor communities decry violence in the community and never shut up about "revitalizing the community"....while at the same time touting 'snitches get stitches' and shit like that. The people who refused to tell the cops about the shooting are exactly. where. they. belong.
I feel like he didn't get to see the actual instances when you have to confront someone and have to make decisions quickly not only to protect your own life but the other person your confronting
The real issue in urban neighborhoods is that when something goes down, no body seems to have seen anything. When something bad happens to someone close to them, they claim that the cops are not doing anything to help. Maybe turn off the camera when the cops are jamming up a thug who is terrorizing your hood and threatening your family.
I wish more player would ride with cops and view their jobs in those crime ridden neighborhoods
Take him
On more calls. Take him on the chaotic and hectic all hell breaking lose calls.
Live as a cop. Wake up every morning and know that you have a target on your back. These men and women actually work unlike you. You play a game for a living these men and women protect you so respect them. We should look up to cops like kids look up to you. Real heroes wear badges not helmets.
That target on their back is a choice they made. They chose that as their fucking job
@@logancabanas8462 Which is why they are deserving of respect for their choice.
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@@shottashabazz6721 Everything he said is true.
It’s the way he worded it. Blame the whte owned media that portrays Celebrities, Pro Athletes as being more important than police officers @Marco Bodt
How can anything be done to protect the neighborhood if no one sees nuttin??
Everyone just needs to take life for what it is. Life’s not fair. That’s just what it is. Make the best of it.
I respect Malcom Jenkins for taking the steps to meet with civic leaders and police departments. If Malcom were the one to lead this protest using the NFL platform there would have been alot less discourse. Kaepernick denied invites from police departments and civic leaders because he made his narrative up after getting caught pouting on the sideline in street clothes. When pressed he hit the panic button and the only thing he could come up with is social injustice by police. He denied any dialogue with the groups he pointed blame at. I guess he just wanted his voice heard and then step back and put the onus on everyone else to fix it while he kneels! Malcom took the time to get into the problem and to see and hear the at risk communities. And what he heard is enlightening, the community leaders were not blaming the police, they let it be known there are many factors that go into it but that the families need to step up and get more involved. The one thing he said that interests me is that, when approached in the inner cities they are approached harder than someone approached in the suburbs. Comparing the 2 is apples to oranges. How often does a stop get out of control in the suberbs and how often in the inner cities. We as people need to understand that and not worry about other places and people but to just mind ourselves. Comparing will never move you forward unless using it as motivation to get better.
Thank you for taking the time to hear out the police aspect. It’s understood not everyone will like the police, most times people interact with the police on the basis of a bad day. That bad day should not paint police in a negative light, it’s unfair. Justice for all, including blue.
Watch an episode of Live PD and you'll see why cops are so on edge. Crazy what they go through
At the end of the day it going to take a lot of work to address the concerns of the citizens of Philly.
more athletes should be doing things like this.... the officers statement at the beginning saying that behavior is the problem...I agree with that 100%. Police "brutality" can be avoided so easily by your own actions. Malcolm says there was a strong police presence in his neighborhood growing up but they never waved or said hello..... their presence alone is protection, or at least I'd perceive as that!
Someone tell Kaepernick to apply for a position of Police Officer, in any major city.
Yeah here in north philly
Tbh this the the only vice video I've ever seen that actually turned out really good and doesn't have some biased undertone that's trying to deaminize someone. Probably because it was a vice reporter doing the talking lmao.
The solution is for people to act right, it's not the responsibility of the police to "parent" people, you break the law or are acting suspicious they will interact with you & it's up to you how it goes.
@@kylleepstein5281 it is a police officer's job to notice suspicious activity even if a person isn't committing a crime. They can still approach you & engage, it's called being proactive. So you would rather wait for a crime to be committed before a LEO gets involved?
Pre video prediction. Nothing is learned and ABSOLUTELY nothing changes. And let's see...
What was the point of this? Another cluesless 1% of the sports world trying to justify his own actions with his fans?
How about riding along with a rap star, tell him how glorifying drugs, guns, drug dealing, killing/dying and gang activity needs to stop. Tell them to start rapping about RESPECT - from getting a job, raising a family, and being a productive member of the community?
It will NEVER HAPPEN.
Tell that to your heavy metal music counterparts....
wy wybulldog so crime is related to music? Was there not drugs, guns and drug selling long before hip hop music? Hip hop is only describing what is being seen.
So you never heard a 2pac song? Why dont you listen to a song like keep your head up. Respecting women. Better days talking about changing his ways, staying out of trouble and going to night school to get an education. Does 2pac glorify guns and killing? Not saying he doesn't either. But dont think that rap stars are all about just about all that's negative.
Ammata Pierron and 2pac got killed in gang violence and like 2 decades ago. Really bad example.
you say you want the truth but I doubt it.....
Nobody really wants "the truth." We all want to hear views that reinforce our biases. It's human nature.
ZhangtheGreat some people are smart enough to realize it and be able to look past that in search of the truth with an open mind
We love you Malcolm! #FLYEAGLESFLY! It sucks that we have been pitted against each other in the media black vs white, when what we should really focus on is rich vs the rest of us.
“People mind their own business, it has nothing to do with them.” Really? Bullets flying in their neighborhood has nothing to do with them?
good video and well spoken chief....frfr i think more people should see these videos or get experiences of a ride along like brother Malcom Jenkins did. i think its a good step in the right direction giving people the front row view to see and converse with the men and women in law enforcement who are actually trying to come to work for the people...and how we cops are also against that number of bad apples which are in every family, and every job.
Sports was the 1 thing we could all come together to get away from politics and social issues. It didnt matter if the person next to you was black, white, yellow, you just high fived each other and never let race get in the way.
Commissioner Ross couldn't have said it better
Im proud that your black but im proud to be white
Jenny Pounds is your profile pic a real picture of you?
Im a middle age man in a frock, who loves men with no profile pics
Jenny Pounds pretty as well
Jenny Pounds sad days when people are proud of something they didn't do.. God made us all.. We had no choice
Sorry but african americans lost theire idenity of african. they don't know where they come from because they was sold.. African american history goes as far back as to Slavery.. black history is america.. they are proud to be black pro black.. but whites know where they come from.. they have itlian proud, irish proud or english proud and ect... so you saying white proud is very ignorant.
Respect police and don't resist arrest.
Elie4Elite Tell that to the people in the inner cities
Easier said than done if you live in an area where the police treat the whole community with suspicion and don't try to understand them, and believe me, there are PLENTY of those communities across the US.
@@ZhangtheGreat id imagine crime rates are very high in your community.
The law goes where the outlaws play. Plain and Simple.
@@ZhangtheGreat not saying that only black people are outlaws btw!!
Walonzo Santana it’s the truth though
It’s a great thing he’s doing by getting involved, it would be nice to see him and others stay involved and actually put a police uniform on and participate in more ride along, one ride just don’t show the B S that a lot of good police have to put up with on a daily basis
Knew that was either philly or Baltimore from the thumbnail
Some of you like this and some of you don't after reading the comments. However, I like the fact that Malcom is doing wayyy more then Colin on this issue. He actually stepped up and got in a unit. It may not be the most proactive police ride ever but more then Kap for sure. I respect that.
It may have not of produced much but i like the fact that Malcolm jenkins is willing to try and see it from the other side. And i believe thats how ur gonna bridge both sides closer.
My 2cents. I have work at the same company 9years and go to the same gas station every day. You have good employees and bad same goes for police officers. Except they carry a gun.
still not talking about the cause of the problem tho
Rajheem Hannibal You’re right. It’s the parents who are the problem. Instilling the victim mentality into each generation. Immediately setting them back.
so start.
Dick Cheese McGee you’re right cops do always play the victim card. Their parents should of aborted them.
Neither are you.
@Vinni Gee And what is "the truth," genius?
I’m white and will admit I have a problem with authority and anger issues, I don’t blame anyone else for my actions.
My last runnin with the law was dropping my son off the first day of school. Drive in line was very long. Busses who park on the red sidewalk had already made their drop and left so as soon as I was able I pulled a u turn and quickly dropped my son off there also this is the same area cops routinely use radar to bust people speeding, though at that moment there wasn’t any police. Well as soon as I dropped my son and start to pull out I see flashing lights so I simply waited. The motorcycle cop said I was parked in the red and I was like no I didn’t park I just dropped my son same as the busses do so why is it okay for only busses to drop off? He wasn’t having that. I gave him my info as he went back to his bike and proceeded to make me wait for a long time all the while I’m on display for other parents in their cars, and all the while my anger was growing! I get out to give this cop a piece of my mind and his hand immediately goes to his gun as he tells me quite forcefully to get back in my car!! I’m thinking this MF just reached for his gun!! Anyways he finally comes around with a warning ticket. I apologized and said thank you sir and assured him I would NEVER do that again. Some of my point is to mention that life isn’t always fair and I could of jumped up and down whooped and holered about wtf the cops and busses can park in red but I can’t drop my son off there??!! I could have let anger get the best of me but I didn’t, instead I tried my best to be respectful and not get tazed or worse and in the end it all worked out.
Not everyone has the power to overpower emotions with logic and knowledge so props
I am.from philly. I live in a predominantly black and Hispanic area. I was pulled over by a black police officer i did nothing wrong. When he approached me I didn't ask why he pulled me over ( I knew why) he asked me for my information. I told him I was going to grab it from my glove box I gave it to him, he came back to my car handed me my information and asked me what I was doing in that neighborhood. I told him I live in the neighborhood he told me to be careful amd have a nice day I said the same back and went on my way. I know he pulled me over cause he thought I was buying drugs. No harm no foul.
Kathleen Lopez so he profiled you!
@@danb.777 It's thier job to suspicious
“I don’t think it’s gonna change anytime soon”
I bet it will if y’all actually helped.
This Ride Along was not what I was expecting. Put a NFL Player who shows disrespect for the flag in a REAL Ride Along. Make him wear a Vest, respond to hostile calls, real calls. Then, post it. However, thank you MJ for taking this step.
You are really dumb, you need to learn about military history. Me? i;ve been serving for 8 years, so waht I'm gonna tell you is fact. Kneeling for a fallen soilder, sailor, airmen, or marine, shows respect when they have passed away.Kneeling for flag that is still flying and kneeling for a flag for protest is a sign of disrespect to the flag and teh country. Kneeling, is almost as bad as burnimg.We say, "Stand for teh national anthem" becuse standing shows respect, not kneeling. Thank you, Next.
Ending poverty would eliminate many social injustice.. Drugs, killings and many other things...
Lmao vice is a joke.
This video is so important
I always say...if you're gonna protest police brutality, protest to a police station, don't bring it to the sport events...you're just contributing to the ignorance the young generation has towards police
How about a ride along in south side Chicago ?
North Philly is just as bad. They should have done it at night. It would have been totally different
Great documentary Vice rocks! 👍
There is truth in every stereotype.
The real tragedy are the large numbers of citizens in crumbling, decaying, great American cities that are imprisoned in their own house because of the violence and potential serious harm and/or death that keep families and their children locked up. They sleep on their floors, away from windows to avoid a stray bullet that come in the middle of the night.....there's no one who will help them.....not even this multi-millionaire tourist.
At least you're admitting that these people are National Anthem protesters.
That bass at the beginning 😍
What’s the song started 0:55???
This is a good way to share perspective on both sides. I think it's an eye opener to ride along with police to the scene of the crime
I wonder why Colin Kaepernick hasn’t done something like this?
...because he's full of shit.
Who else realized that the Philly PD commissioner's name is Rick Ross
If your tired of getting judged for others actions stop their actions
Stand for the flag ,kneel for the cross,peace everyone ,
@@kylleepstein5281 well show respect to me and my family and kneel in front of the police station, court house,not we're I bring my family to get away from the world and bullshit ,we go to watch football,not politics, how about be proud of are flag ,and yet police protecting the players on the field and fans, because of a few bad cops let's ruin the NFL that pays the same black players,I truly feel kap did this cause he got bench and was pissed so use this as a platform to fuk NFL,why he never did this before when he was playing,this was a planned he couldn't play got bench was butt hurt and kneel that's what happen,then his girlfriend sends racist tweet to Ravens football team that's why he ain't playing in NFL, facts, you want protest do it in front police station that's who you have a problem with,why he ain't protesting the killings in Obama home town Chicago,war zone dying
@@kylleepstein5281 if he so worried about Black Americans getting beat ,well let me school ya I live in a war zone here in New Orleans and it's sad are youth dying black kids Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, New Jersey, Atlanta little rock, Dallas, why I see none of these football kneelers are stars doing anything , I don't see them in the hood , are helping youth, we scared here in New Orleans it's bad , feel sorry for Chicago, down here they crying on TV we need more police , please help they screaming, no on kneeling down here we love our police they over worked under paid , the kids don't care these days,this dude got bench got mad use NFL as a platform to start shit,why he never did this before when he was playing, sitting on that bench butt hurt and mad came up with sum dum shit to start shit,our flag has nothing to do with what he is saying he cares about but I can't tell ,I know he has made lot money off this shit,fake kap, get off your knees and come to New Orleans, Chicago help ,youth dying and you worried about crimnals getting their ass whip by a few bad cops ,few ,there bad teachers, parents,cops,bosses, people,dogs, doctors,wtf, cry me river life not perfect,I know one thing kids are dying , everyday lots,and it ain't cops doing it
This is deadass how you solve the problem
Jesus that light skin black guy said exactly what i was thinking. The key,the solution is mutual RESPECT.. Respect conquers all
Will nobody say it?... act like a thug, get treated like a thug. White, black, brown, it doesn't matter. There are cops that don't need to be cops. There are cops that need more training. Until the community gets fed up and starts working WITH law enforcement, nothing will change.
Not sure anyone is complaining about the so-called "thugs". The problem is the fact that police often don't differentiate between the two.
How Funny i asked to Meet With Commissioner Ross @ 5 times about an issue and was told NO!!!! yet He is quick to meet with Malcom Jenkins and do an entire show with him !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm proud to be a child of Christ . Nor what color you are thets all start to come together out of ignorance and hate in our hearts. We are all humans with a purpose . God bless all colors of race .
There is no doubt that the police department was full of racism, but time has changed and its more diversify.. Lets show RESPECT ✊ and dignity to each other..
Why are people who live in the slums having kids in the first place? Obviously they are poor, & they live in an environment that’s unsafe, so why bring them into that situation?
Best way to avoid police brutality is to have a crime free neighborhood. Police officers just dont come into a neighborhood and just start harassing people for no reason. That is why most suburban neighborhoods rarely have police officers patrolling those areas 24/7. Lower the crime rate, educate your citizens, and start cleaning up your own city then I assure you there will be less police brutality.
Sad a common sense comment like this only has 2 likes. Ive been stopped by police twice and they were perfectly respectful and professional, but then again so was I
White neighborhoods just aren’t policed as hard as other neighborhoods. Crime has more to do with poverty than race.
I've definitely seen police harassment in upscale neighborhoods, it's just much less likely
because gangs dont operate in the suburbs ffs
A T explain gangs on Long Island then
I asked a cop if he was supposed to protect and serve. He said “ do you see E.M.S. on my shirt. I thought to myself a badge does not make you the law at all, the judge and jury decide and you work for them. Power trips and suburbanite raised officers policing in dangerous areas is another problem. They have not been exposed to the other side of the tracks to have a true understanding.
At least Malcom wants to hear the other side.Everything is based off feelings,to police an area officers have to question anyone and everyone.Thats just the way it is.If you cooperate and youre innocent you'll go home.You feel entitled and say dumb shit like,"I ain't did nothing",then resist...You deserved to get fucked up.Police have to be able to do their job.Im sorry black communities,YOU WILL NOT be able to get away with shit.Which 90% of the time is what it's about in the first place.Common sense people.
That officer is no more than a coco officer (community coordinator officer) he should ride with an officer on actual stops and coming in contact with citizens showing their worst behavior.
I don't believe police - across the board - treat you like a criminal off the bat. Your own attitude towards them sets the tone.
Police can't come across as ''one of the guys''. They need to set that boundary as an authority figure. If you've ever managed people in the workplace you will be aware of something similar. Be too friendly and buddy-buddy and you lose your influence over your staff. They won't take you seriously and will try walking all over you. Not saying you must be a dick, but set the tone that yes, you a person, the weather is nice and I hope the kids are well but we're here to do a job.
And this is supposed to unite you all? How?
No wonder Melo's shot is gone, he focusing on bigger things. Big props to him
Tell your people to stop being a threat and you won’t be looked like as one
Crazy how perspective changes when you’re put the shoes on. That community is fucked “mind your own” until you get got!
comply. I have never seen a black man get shot by a cop while complying.
Guess the hands up dont shot means nothing to you well let me tell you hands up don't shoot came about because a black man had his hands up and still got shot. It wasnt just a saying idiot. As he said cops don't stop and say hi they dont stop and just talk to the elderly or the storw owners. The cops dont protect people that talk the people that talk become another name on the board of the homicide unit its not just a black thing either it goes on in white sections as well the mob may be the ones that started it in the first place when you think about it
@@jeffreyjazzo2444 Which black man are you referring to because hands up dont shoot started with Michael Brown and forensics proved that his hands were not up. Fucking dip shit lol
Malcom Jenkins just don’t want to learn he’s close minded
EVERY TIME the officer tried providing an explanation as to why certain. Things are the way they are (and within the laws of the USA) Jenkins had some explanation to excuse the officers explanation. What a headache. Id never want this dude on a ride along. This is the mindset of these “athlete activists”. It’s no different than talking to someone who is anti police on the street during a patrol shift. They pretend to listen and then just go back to their original opinion. Which is narrow minded and ignorant.
Plus The ONLY reason those community “leaders” at the rec center were smiley and high fives is cuz Jenkins was there. The ONLY reason. SMH.
It’s called situational basis. Don’t let an single instance ruin it for the millions.
In Philadelphia the mayor is a Democrat. The Police Commissioner is appointed by city leadership.. Fourteen of seventeen of the city council are Democrats. The DA is a Democrat. The AG is a Democrat. The issue in Philadelphia is not a racial issue, but it is a cultural issue. They are also the fault of the Democratic Party.
The most recent Republican mayor, in Philadelphia, served from 1941 to 1952.
We need more of this. Both sides talking. Its a start.
Would you close your bank account today... All your savings in your pocket!! Would you rather be stranded in Compton or Bel Air??
@@kylleepstein5281 the message isn't about money... The cops put their lives on the line... They... Like all of anyone who has a brain... Knows your safer in your local suburb than you are in your local hood... We've also been at war for an entire generation... The cops of today are militarized first.. then set loose on us citizens after their two tours in the sandbox... And the government has been giving them old helicopters and hum v's from the war... It's a problem that feeds off itself... Racism has little to do with it... The Democrats who run these districts and this endless war is to blame
He doesn’t know anything that he is talking about. Non of these “athletes” do. Get back to playing your game
“Malcom Jenkins should shut up and play”
Does something
“This video was pointless”
Never satisfied. but it’s cool just don’t say he’s not active in the community.
I don't understand why this man doesn't get more coverage/recognition for this.
How about he even broaches the issue of black on black crime? Rather than this constant victimization- call for actual accountability in the black community. This issue is a 2 way street.
to be fair this could have been so much better not much was accomplished here
Treat everyone as a threat.
nobody sees nothing... they hate the violence but do nothing to help it go away then get mad when it doesnt go away.... hmmm.... seems counter productive, at best
This did seem worthless to not let him go on a ride along that showed what they really deal with but at least Mr. Jenkins is trying to do something more. You get all these athletes that disrespect the National Anthem and say they are doing it for justice but as soon as they leave the stadium and go home to their $5 million dollar houses they lose interest.
Sorry Malcom. There’s an inconvenient thing called probabilities.
Don't put yourself in a situation to get shot and you wont.
Smh are you really that ignorant
Nick L What's wrong with what he said. Cops aren't out there to go around shooting people. They only do it when it's necessary and that's why almost all of these shootings have been proved justifiable by the courts. Yes there are some cases where the police officer is in the wrong but 95% of the time the police officer is put in a situation where the only remaining option is to fire his weapon. The real problem here is how the media likes to fabricate all of these stories to create tension between the two races.
yep, most of these "innocent black victims" are high on some kind of drugs when they got shot. Innocent little trayvon had lockpicking equipment in a gated community and was beating a man to death. Michael Brown was robbing a drug store. 99% of the time a person is shot by the police it is because they were in a compramising situation.
It's amazing people think things like this are easily done. You can't control what someone is doing, or going to do with a gun. You don't tell somebody "don't put yourself in a position to get cancer, and you won't get it" do you?
neither of the people u mentioned deserved to die because of what they did or planning on doing Could of been avoided
6:10 has the most powerful statement.
it would be lunacy to think hundreds of years of racism could be undone in 30-50 years but cant tell the commenters that lol
For-real. Commenters would have you believe slavery ended and white people just became best friends with black people.
"I'm White and because no one has been racist to me or my friends or family that means that racism does not exist"
Danny C
ItDoNotMatter
Why is that lunacy? How long does it take for hundreds of years of racism to be undone? Things can change very quickly. The 60s were very different from today.