HE WALKED UP TO HIM, HE TASED, HE YELLED AT HIM FIRST. HE WAS BEING ACCUSED OF A CRIME WITH 0 EVIDENCE. I got out aggressively? After 16 years and ptsd sorry I'm not a compliant boot licker.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817 And we see where that lead. The cops was to aggressive but fighting with the cop is a losing proposition. Feel your rights are being violated? Fight it in court, you do it on the streets and you are going to die.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817he wasn’t a compliant boot licker but he paid for it with a bullet in his stomach.maybe in the afterlife he will learn his lesson to comply with police
People will continue to fight for their freedoms. The Us Constitution states: "No victim, no crime. But the judicial system continues to ignore this and people continue to fight this injustice and people will probably continue to die for their rights.
@@manuelvazquez8758 100 MPH Over the speed limit is the crime. Also Assaulting a Police Officer. Not following a Police Officer's instructions is another crime. WTF are you on?
Yes, the officer should have tried talking to him a bit more while gasping for air. The family is delusional. Why do they even put these fools on the news?
If you watch it again right from the beginning on other channels you’ll see that that man reacted straight away and that cop picked up the cues and he reacted the right way. The thing is he should’ve held back until back up come but he probably would’ve had to assure him anyway at some point.
Her son obviously didn't share that fear she had because if you fear police you're not driving 100mph risking getting pulled over and then getting physical with a cop.
that cop was violent tf u mean ? Idk about you but what grown man let’s another grown man talk crazy and threaten him for a speeding ticket like tf that easy normal behavior from a so called cop
This "news" station should be ashamed of even mentioning race in their description above. It had nothing to do with it and the media is responsible for the race problems in this country.
His brother is an idiot! Gentle kind men dont resist arrest and fight police. Glad justice was served since the justice system does nothing with these losers
He was never told he was under arrest. He was just being harassed and assaulted. That is not how you perform a traffic stop. Also cops are supposed to de-escalate. This cop did nothing but from the moment he stepped out of his own squad door, began aggression and instigating. Boot licker
Just to think, he tortured himself this same way for 16 years. Hard assed attitude, that's why he could take the stun gun. He got out of prison with the "I beat the system" attitude. The game with the system never ends....
I wonder how you would feel being in jail for a crime he didn't commit yeah he might have been a good guy before that happened to him. The system did that to him.
@@teeetta1991 people in America are so spoil even on jail with good meals served television gim bastquetbol court etcetera excereta and stills complained 🤦♂️
"He was a good boy." "He never hurt anybody." "He never got in any trouble." "He was full of joy and only tried to help people." "He was in the process of cleaning up his life." It's always the same.
Everybody in America has some sort of trauma or PTSD from something. It’s not an excuse to act like a maniac. The officer was probably yelling so he could hear him over the traffic noise. The family members that defend these criminals make matters worse by looking for a pay out. Christ sake, the officer has no way of knowing his past!
This man, regardless of his past, was still obligated to abide by the same laws that ALL motorists have to abide by. He didn't comply with the officer. From the police video dash cam, you can see that he was driving recklessly at a very high speed putting other people's lives in jeopardy. The officer was right to pull him over. I can understand the apprehension that he felt from his past having been wrongfully convicted and the immeasurable losses that he and his family suffered, but he was still expected to abide by the laws while driving. AND, from what is seen in the video, he was 'overpowering' the officer and in doing so, that officer was then fighting for his life! Driving recklessly at 100 mph and endangering other people on the road -- IS going to get you arrested! If you overpower a police officer who has pulled you over -- expect to be tased and shot! The video tells the truth of what happened. It's sad that the man didn't feel that he was obligated to comply and it led to his death. But it was crystal clear that he was physically overpowering this officer and it was either going to be him or the officer! This was going to be a life-or-death situation for either one of them once he began overpowering the officer. .
Man you said the correct truth. That is the problem with black people the feel the laws don't apply to them and for some reason they have it in there head they can do whatever they want and nothing should happen to them.
Obligated to abide by the law or die? That's not what the law states, that's what an unlearned person, ignorant of the law thinks it states, if a cop can't hold his own in hand to hand combat they shouldn't be a cop PERIOD
Stupid stupid crimmal....he was entitled clueless and violent....or had a death wish...his family even after viewing this video actually said he was "a good people" is part of the problem.
@@michaelh2034for one, if was not unlawful and for 2, yes you do still have to comply cause at the end of the day one person has a gun. And obviously will use it to save himself if he needs to.
The man did the wrong thing resulting in death. The guy was speeding around 100..he pulled over..So far all is good..In support of the officer I feel a simple ticket and or explaining he was being arrested for going that fast not a big deal.. Anger rite from the gate almost cost him a very different outcome. Thank God..I pray that Anger never gets the better of our officers or for anybody. Thank you for your service God bless!
Dirty Mike- I will give you that the officer was loud and demanding. But your own comment shows he did not follow instructions...which was to put his hands (plural) on the truck. Which he never did....
dirty Mike- in addition, I have been pulled over by an officer with guns drawn....I had done nothing wrong, but I complied with all officer demands and the situation was quickly de-escalated
@markklumpp39 He did...then he attempted an arrest. Failed after he missed the taser..another failure...and then shot him. You can't claim self defense if you go hands on first....get back up. Take his keys, everything but murder.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817There is a full video on dashcam as he flies by officers car at a high rate of speed.......at least 90 to 100 mph flying past traffic. Then made a couple crazy lane changes before stopping. His life was full of bad decisions. This was the last one.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817How do you know there was no radar? How do you know he didn’t use PACECAR? What you DONT know could fill a journal. What you do know, well, that’s yet to be seen.
An armed cop fighting for his life against an unarmed man? Sounds like a weak cop that never been in a fight before. Fighting for his life? Lmao i was fighting for my life at 11 years old against a kid charging at me with 2 butcher knives
@@JamilMusicLoverSingleton u r what's wrong in these days. Look at the way u think ( and that trash thinking starts from home ) Ur culture is straight trash
@@JamilMusicLoverSingleton OMG if only you'd been there superman! What city are you a cop in? Oh, that's right, you're not. You'd have died in this situation. Sit down. Be humble.
It baffles me that the reporter is literally down playing what this man did by and making him out to be a victim. It’s tragic that he lost his life but at the end of the day he was a victim… a victim of his own actions. I hope this officer recovers emotionally and moves on with his life and continues to protect his community.
Thank you for your service You are in the service you are trained again trained to handle the way the officer reacted to this situation Think back to when you were in boot camp you wanted to react to the way your Sargeant was in your face yelling screaming it made you feel some type of way I'm not condoning the man's actions however I have empathy for the easy he responded 16 years locked up for something you didn't do well make you look at officers differently so please understand mentally he was damaged goods after serving time for something he didn't do So I understand again Thanks for your service
You know what, you are so right. I originally liked this video. But it's quite obvious that this news station is just pandering to anti police sentiment. There is no grey area here. The man who decided to assault and try to kill a police officer whom was doing his job trying to protect citizens from the man who was speeding outrageously in a rain storm is the person in the 100% wrong. So sick of this victim mentality that's just generally accepted these days. No fault to the officer. Your comment gets my upvote and changing my upvote to a down vote for this victim pandering news stations video.
All I know is what my mother told me growing up as a kid. "You can walk out that door and do wrong if you want to, but it will cost you and I am not coming to save you from the police or anybody else for that matter. If they put you jail, I am not coming to visit and I am not putting my house up for collateral as bail either! You will just have to be caged like the rest of the animals! So son make the right decisions, control yourself, and try to do the right thing always and you will live a long life." My mom is gone now but I am now 58 years of age and everything she taught me has never failed. I have been pulled over many times in my youth most of it was "routine traffic stops." I have even gotten several tickets at different times out of some of those traffic stops because I actually committed a moving violation, but I have never seen the inside of a prison---real talk!
He's an aggressive dude and his sister tells it as he got killed for his ways as both could have done better officer and driver! I respect both but the driver the most as people in the FBI, DOJ media, lawyer and Senators are trying to cover up for Miami Dade county public schools Bigot terrorists Cubans going on 10 years that includes police officers and others!😊
We are all doomed. I grew up in the 60's and don't ever remember this latest movement by the "victims" . Gee I wonder what changed. No way would I want to be a LE officer. $200k/yr wouldn't be enough to put up with this sort of daily behavior.
@@manuelvazquez8758 You have accessory after and before the fact, as well as conspiracy, which can carry 5 years min. for a 1st offender. Show how those tie in, or perhaps those laws are where you need to start with your legal battles.
Exactly right, if the officer is right or wrong, you can't control his actions but you can be nice and not give them a reason to use force, if they do then they're screwed when you take them to court.
Most don't want to take their case to court because they are just like this fool. They know they'll lose, so they try and fight it out like an animal on the side of the road. Then they, or their families whine when they get roadside justice. Oh well. He wanted the roadside verdict. If you deny him what he wants, you're a racist. So just give him and everyone like him what they want and deserve. Next!!
One thing absolutely has nothing to do with the other and 2 things can be true at the same time. The fact that he was exonerated for a crime he did not commit does not mean he did everything right in THIS situation. I'm sorry the family has lost their loved one, but it's pretty much cut and dry. You don't have to have a radar to determine how fast someone is going if they're literally flying past you. If he was suffering from PTSD, then he definitely shouldn't have been driving that fast anyway, which you can see from the dash cam. If the cop was so aggressive, then the very LAST thing he should have done was match the officer's aggression. At best, his family and friends should have been there to bus him around until he got his emotions together to where he could deal with any kind of law enforcement AND BE ABLE TO COMPLY WITH ORDERS. IJS.
Oh frig heer we go again, " he was a good boy " " he was a peaceful person " " he's never been in trouble " What a load of crap, he was trying to kill the officer. The guy was totally responsible for his actions and the outcome of the encounter. I have no tears.
I agree with you! You can clearly see that he had to do what he did. He tried to use every other option. Not to mention they are on the side of the interstate and the guy is pushing him towards traffic. He could have complied, went to jail, and bonded out. Now he's dead and this will turn into a race thing, although it has nothing to do with race. It is infuriating that his family is making him out to be a victim. I am sorry for their loss because regardless, I know that can't be easy, but to not hold him accountable at all is ridiculous.
The literal argument against this officer using deadly force is that criminals should run free and victimize people. They try to disguise it sometimes. I mean, this time it isn't very well disguised but...
@@joshuadowdle9691 Upset is one thing. This is not "upset". This is "woot! We're getting a payday!" Upset is crying, blaming the person responsible.... which was him, not the cop.
All he had to do was comply with the officer. You can have your day in court to fight the charges. Yes, he would be alive if he had listened to the officer.
Does he have his day..? They just mentioned he spend 16 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Context is important and you lack the ability to notice relevant details.
well you think he would of learned to be more careful and not deliberately commit crimes then, its not like the cop knew that and even if he did he wasn't going to just let him go like in your liberal fantasy @@BalancedCCC
I jumped to conclusions and was furious that they shot this man. But after seeing the video, he went full on inmate and left that officer no choice. That man is nothing even resembling a gentle man, he was trying to kill that officer. If you're "afraid of cops" don't fight them, Ben making that family feel like victims is setting up yet another black man to go this exact same route, for MONEY.
Was out there speeding in his new TRUCK thinking he was above the law apparently and obviously his attitude of telling the officer how to run his own traffic stop spoke volumes then the violence wow pure evil just about someone like that is what we call a psychopath they think they are better than humanity and laws don’t apply to them imagine being a person in society 😫having to deal with him
He “gently” tried to break the police officer’s neck. All the excuses the family has for him. All he had to do was comply and take the ride for “criminal speeding/wreck less endangerment.” He would of been out in 2 hours. Very unfortunate
He was complying and the officer attacked him by tasing him unjustified. The deputy escalated the situation from the beginning. End qualified immunity.
@@ltdan1273 are you kidding me? Did you watch the video with both of your eyes? Geezus Christ man, you are part of the problem. If you think that is complying then I feel sorry for you next time you get pulled over.
The brother sure didn’t look gentle one bit in the video I just saw. Sorry dude, but he shouldn’t have attacked the officer. At least the news actually showed the truth though.
i'll give them credit for being unbiased in the story. It would be hard when the man was aggressive immediately and was clearly at the level of deadly force once he put hand on officers neck
It's sad he spent so much time imprisoned for something he didn't do, but he was the aggressor and was attacking the officer. Had he not done that, he would be alive.
My prayers to both the deputy's and the criminal's family. We live in an unjust world, and God knows that undeservedly serving 16 years in prison was not fair. Yet, this doesn't excuse or exonerate the criminal's reckless speeding, refusal to follow instructions, and assault on the police officer.
Black dude here 🙋🏾♂️! Hey bruh was wrong man! I'm sorry for his wrongful imprisonment & his dire circumstances. The cop told him in a clear way what the problem was & why he was under arrest. Bruh made the wrong choice & that cop is in the right.
Those ridiculous poses were a signal that the guy was going to put up a fight. He would have become a multi-millionaire soon, but was too stupid and belligerent to survive until then.
agreed, even if one is violating you, fighting them in the streets(or your house i don't know where) won't end well for you. you have a better shot in the court.(see how i said shot right there heheh)
I'm pro law enforcement but this deputy has been fired for previous infractions against suspects . He shouldn't even be on the road with a badge and a gun . It's surprising this hasn't happened before now . He is a loose Canon and should never again be able to have authority over another human being the rest of his life .
That cop was a threat to all humanity he was violent from the moment he got off the patrol car smh I bet he hates black folks cause his wife got her black blown out my one 😂
When lawyer, Ben Crump, shows up and says I can get you $15 million by suing the police and city then you learn real quick how to say that your brother was a gentle soul....Then I watched that brother gently bend back the officer's neck. He did everything complying with the officers commands after he was shot.....Such a gentle soul.....The BLM movement has taught many how to not comply with officer orders.....
Dude should have cooperate and comply with the officer in the first place if he did that he still be alive today his behavior and his actions is no excuse.
This fool was doing the karate kid move on the cop. He was probably drunk or high, it was suicide by a cop Point blank! and the fact that the family doesn't see anything wrong with how he behaved says a lot about his family! Pure Dysfunction...
It'd crazy how certain ppl constantly whine and cry about how they have to be extra cautious/scared of the police. Yet, they are the same ppl that are routinely breaking the law, and fighting/resisting arrest. They are obviously not scared, they are entitled. Thinking that the law doesn't apply to them. It's a cultural problem
Exactly in these people's minds it was racism and harassment that caused the cop to stop him cause he is telling the truth he diddunuffing and even if he's lying who cares he should be allowed to do what he wants
I agree, it is cultural. American culture and society is heavily tainted with racism. It takes an open minded and intelligent person to understand the effect centuries of oppression has on ones own history and culture much less someone else's...I think that's why racists don't get it, they're too stupid.🤷♂️
Sorry to break it to you but the US Constitution that is constantly violated by our judicial system states: "No victim, no crime". It is written in plain English. I hope you can read English.
Who are “certain people”? There you go putting a whole race of people in the same bag. That’s prejudice. You have pre judged the whole race. You racist piece of s&#%! I agree with the office (and I’m African American). I would have shot him too regardless to what color he was. He#€, if that officer didn’t shoot the guy would have whooped the officer’s butt. You give good white people a bad rep with yo racist backward azz thinking.
It was escalation met with escalation but you can’t assault a police officer like that. I doubt he was okay after being in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. The deputy had to shoot him though. That was a fight for his life.
The officer protected the public. Imagine what he would've done to an innocent civilian without a gun. Thank you officer for keeping all those he would've come in contact with safe. I hope the officer is ok.
Goes 100mph told he is under arrest and fights the officer and the family play the victim mentality AND also claim he didnt commit the crime that did him 16 years in prison... disgusting.
Wrongfully incarcerated. Lost 16 years of his life behind bars. I’m sure he’s suffered massive ptsd and felt slighted by law enforcement. When someone says “you’re going to jail”, after all that I’d be highly triggered and panicked as well.
That looked like a legitimate use of deadly force, in my opinion. The cops should not always go in so hot like that though. That said, the cop had every right to defend himself in that situation. I can't imagine the cop being charged with anything for what we saw on video.
He was driving 100mphand reckless! Took a whole minute to STOP! THAT WAS A RED FLAG TO THE COP! ALL HE ASKED IS THAT HE GET OUT! HE WAS GOING TO BE ARRESTED! NO ANDs IFs or BUTs! He was going to JAIL! GET OUT OF THE CAR! GET OUT OF THE CAR! PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE TRUCK! SIMPLE COMMAND!
@@jwdoublej WHAT DID YOU WANT HIM TO DO? SWEET TALK HIM!? HE WAS DRIVING RECKLESS AT 100MPH?! AND DIDN'T STOP IMMEDIATELY! WHEN SOMEONE DOESNT STOP IMMEDIATELY, THAT US A FLAG TO THE COPS! WHY WOULD ANYONE BE GOING 100MPH! IN THE DAY TIME!?
@@jwdoublej WHAT DID YOU WANT HIM TO DO? SWEET TALK HIM!? HE WAS DRIVING RECKLESS AT 100MPH?! AND DIDN'T STOP IMMEDIATELY! WHEN SOMEONE DOESNT STOP IMMEDIATELY, THAT US A FLAG TO THE COPS! WHY WOULD ANYONE BE GOING 100MPH! IN THE DAY TIME!?
@@manuelvazquez8758 your argument is moot, he wasnt be charged with a crime.. he was being pulled over for traffic infractions , which arent considered a crime
@@jamesdouthat3999 yes, it’s a crime when one is driving that fast and recklessly. That is why he asked him to get out of the car. It’s jail time under those circumstances
Sorry this happened. Dude had a lot of pent up anger and emotions. Should have definitely been seeing a councilor. Sad, but the officer had to do what he had to do in this situation.
Yep, they blame everyone else for their crimes, plus they have a lot of hate in their heart for white people and police. It's true, people like to pretend that isn't it, but it is.
Yep, the system failed this man 2 times. Incarcerated 16 yrs wrongfully and they didn’t provide mental health assistance after his release. He had a lot of pent up anger and fear. He probably snapped! SMH
If the family is telling us how gentle this black man is after they watched this video all I can say is thank God for that dash cam video. If this video didn't exist, the buildings would be on fire and riots would be going on for a month because he was black. He is literally using his prison learned attack moves on this cop. He knocks the cops glasses off while going for an eye gouge then tries to break the cops' neck. I will bet money all that was learned in prison.
He should have followed instructions by the officer. I aint doing sh... t, is not a proper response, fighting with the officer, is not correct behavior. If you feel your rights have been violated, GET A LAWYER!!!!
This video ABSOLUTELY disgusts me, i saw the ENTIRE video, uncensored and uncut, it's a shame how the news doesn't EVER want to show the full story. Here is what took place after the officer was forced to shoot him. The FULL video is 12 minutes and 8 seconds long, i would link the video in this comment, but i don't want to be banned by TH-cam for doing so. After Leonard Cure was shot by that police officer, a Brinks security truck happened to drive by and see the shooting take place, the security guard stepped out of his Brinks truck and asked the cop if he needed any help, the cop then asked the Brinks security guard to use his service weapon and cover Leonard Cure while he was on the ground after being shot, the cop then handcuffed Leonard Cure while the Brinks security guard covered him with his service weapon. After cuffing Leonard Cure, the cop moved to his squad car and got his first aid kit out of the back of his police vehicle and went back over to Leonard Cure and sat down on the ground next to this man, and opened the first aid kit and had taken out bandages and a pair of shock paddles and attempted to save his life, the entire time doing this, the officer could not see very well because earlier during the fight with Leonard Cure his glasses were knocked from his face during the scuffle and he could not find them. all the while the officer is talking to Leonard Cure, telling him "Hey, you look at me, you ain't going no damn where" and he continued to preform life saving measures. Once backup had arrived, they too joined in and tried to save his life, the officer stood up and walked to the back of his squad car, and was questioned by the other officers while they waited for EMS to arrive to check and see if he was hurt. Once it was clear that Leonard Cure died on the scene, the officer began to cry uncontrollably and had to be consoled by other officers on scene. I am sick and tired of this race narrative that is pushed by the media, to manipulate, indoctrinate and corrupt the minds of America and more specifically the minds of our children. The news reporter said something about the video being "hard to watch" No watching someone fight for their life in a dangerous situation and shoot someone in self defense isn't hard to watch. Watching that cop try everything in his power to save that man's LIFE (while he was nearly blind after losing his glasses.) and fail after you smeared him as a RACIST was HARD TO WATCH. The mainstream media is disgusting and should be held accountable for their lies and propaganda. I don't care how many years you spent behind bars, or what crimes you did or did not commit, you do not do what this man did here and expect not to be harmed or lose your life. This man was NOT innocent that day. I don't know this man's backstory or his history, but given the way he acted the day he lost his life i'm making an educated guess that while he was in jail for a crime he did not commit, he was was not a stranger to COMMITTING crimes. Anyone with two brain cells can see that, the families of this guy should be ASHAMED for getting up there and acting like this man was innocent, just because someone is family or you love them it does not make them an innocent person. Think about it, how does one having a family that loves them make them innocent? Jeffery Dahmer had a family, John Wayne Gacy had a family, Ted Bundy had a family. If people as evil as serial killers still had families too then what do criminals have? The Media are LIARS do not trust them. Always look for the truth yourself.
If he had been a loving person, he would have had the following in mind: 1. Kind and loving people don't drive recklessly, endangering the lives of others. 2. Considerate people respectfully follow the orders of law enforcement. 3. He wouldn't have challenged the officer by resisting arrest. The officer was doing his job - he didn't know he was dealing with someone who was already dealing with a fear of the law... Which leads his right back to the 1st point. If you fear the law, don't willfully put yourself in a situation to get arrested. C'mon. Don't make this about race. This officer shouldn't have to pay for Cole's past.
The officer approached him very aggressively 1st off. People speed on the highway everyday and get pulled over with less aggressiveness. 2nd, that man already spent 16 yrs of his life locked up over something he didnt do. I would say his mindset towards officers wouldn't be the same as yours. But you dont even consider that huh, just put him down. smh. He started tasing him while his back was already turned. Thats cool though. Ok
@@mayurikurotsuchi1527 Obviously, he was NOT afraid of the law, If he was, he would NOT be driving 100 mph, That's an invitation to being stopped by the police, And the defiant way he dealt with the cop showed that he had an anger management problem, Maybe that is related to the 16-year sentence he served in Florida, But that doesn't give him the right to take it out on a Georgia cop,
Let me tell you something, am from Greece, and as a third person observer, this is 100% about race. Firstly the officer should have check him and his history, he should have take in to account the injustice to him, and that would have given him the best way to approach him. You do not know if he was driving recklessly or fast, that's the word of killer who you are taking for granted. People with PTSD, from being wrongfully accused and imprisoned don't follow orders well. Lastly when you fear for your life you either flee or fight, he decided the latter. You have totally missed the plot, you went in here without even bothering to open your mind and see what is behind each participants actions. You saw a uniform and directly he must be right...
When the officer told him to get out of the car, there was a likelihood that he didn't even know the race of the driver. He didn't know that Cole had spent 16 years imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit. That officer was supposed to presume all of that? They are paid to enforce the law, not to make psychic predictions about who they pull over. Since you all are saying he should have "known", do you know how many maimed and/or dead bodies this officer has had to witness due to speeding and reckless driving? How many families he's had to notify to give them the news that their loved one is in critical condition or worse just because someone couldn't follow the speed limit? It works both ways. The officer was angry, but Cole should have been compliant. As soon as Cole saw that he was going to be tased, he should have settled down. When Cole fought back, he then reached for his baton. The gun was his last resort. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
The man did not comply was took in the office that part is true but when the officers told him to get out of the truck the officer was acting like he was the biggest pc of crap the officer I've ever seen
Crump needs to apologize to Camden County! He starts all this bs & gets the poor family involved when IN MY OPINION this was justified. I REALLY hate that this man died after all he had already went through. He jumped out of the truck ready to argue and fight. My condolences to the family. Also the officer I couldn't imagine what was going through his mind after witnessing the struggle we all seen. That man was trying to hurt that officer and if he would have had it his way he would have snapped his neck!
Also Crump ALWAYS tries to make EVERY SITUATION about race! This was no means about race! I feel for this family 🙏 I REALLY hate it ended this way! That officer was alone & called for back up! Mr. Cure wasn't listening to commands & became combative. It IS an arrestable offense for any speed but is much worse when you figure in reckless driving! I don't understand why Crumb upsets these families especially BEFORE you get the video of what happened! It just disgusts me!
This isn't going to go in that families favor. Dude broke the law, then refused to cooperate, then attacked an officer instead of fighting a charge/ticket in court. Of course the family claims "he was a good boy" and "he's a gentle soul" while video shows yet again that simply isn't the case. Sad that the officer has to resort to that outcome to subdue the threat, but the guy brought it upon himself.
Had he would have complied and just stayed responsible, the officer probably would’ve just gave him a ticket and let him go!! I remember speeding over 90 mph and got pulled over by the police.. I immediately listened to his commands, was very respectful and it changed the officer demeanor. Instead of getting a ticket he gave me a warning.!! To all my black brothers and sisters, please don’t lose your life over a simple request, if you feel that you are being treated badly record it and get a lawyer!! This was a very tragic loss that could have been avoided by a simple apology and taking responsibility for his actions!! Let’s STOP killing ourselves and STOP giving them a reason to kill us!!
@@user-zr6pl6nb6z There’s something wrong with everyone’s community!! All people and groups have a community problem, some more adverse effects than others but it’s still a problem for everyone.!! White people with these Mass shooting ( get my point )!!
That police is a hot head. He was extremely aggressive right out the gate and set the tone for the encounter. He should not be a police officer with that temperament.
My brother was a nice guy, he was a passive person, he was a gentle guy, yet fighting with police on the side of the road. But but he's a good boy. He's now a dead boy.
Wow, this is so upsetting. Wish that would've been handled differently but God bless him & I hope he was right with the Lord. That officer didn't deserve all of that.
Hundreds of people get pulled over for tickets. Nothing I seen showed me the officer did anything wrong . What I did see and herd was a person who believed he was above the law and could do anything including trying to fight a police officer.
Every time we see an obvious assault committed against a cop on video, the family always says the same thing every single time on the news media. These culture of people are always going to be clowns and never see themselves doing nothing wrong when it’s obvious that they did something wrong. I’m glad the cop defended himself from that wild animal 👏🏽
It’s always so frustrating and annoying when the family of an individual who is shot/killed by Police tries to make out as if it’s the officers fault. I do honestly feel sorry for his family but his actions have changed the life of the officer as well. Surely by now they must know how ridiculous and pathetic their speeches are. Maybe mum or dad should have brought their son up with values and to obey rules for both criminal and/or traffic related matters. Had he stayed in his car and acted like a human being then I guarantee that stop would have gone a whole lot better and he would be alive today. His actions dictated how that traffic stop played out. I’m thankful the officer wasn’t seriously hurt.
guees you missed the moment when the cop yelled at him to get out of the car immediatly. and concerning the obey of rules....he was in prison for 16ys for a crime he didnt comit; i guess after that he was finished with following the rules.
@@Chrona-pl6qtWas it that’s officer who held him in prison for 16 years??? He obviously held a grudge. But that grudge cost him his life. So it’s on him if he didn’t want to listen anymore. The officer involved did exactly what he should have. Glad the Officer is uninjured. Sad the other guy is dead but that’s in him. Families need to stop playing the race card. It was boring 20 years ago. So how it’s just pathetic.
"Facts and video footage does not matter! We want a big payout for our family criminal's inability to drive safely, and to grasp the concept of legal authority." He F'd around and found out the hard way that Georgia wasn't going to tolerate his bullshinto!
"Your brother was a gentle person"... NOT. Not by this action. PRAYERS for all involved. This video proved otherwise brother. I will pray for you and your family for the death of your brother. God will see for your healing. And for you all to seek out a different non confrontational way of being "a gentle person"
He was attempting to break the deputy's neck. Probably a technique learned while in prison. He looked powerful enough to do it. Deputy was justified.
Right
Yeah
HE WALKED UP TO HIM, HE TASED, HE YELLED AT HIM FIRST. HE WAS BEING ACCUSED OF A CRIME WITH 0 EVIDENCE. I got out aggressively? After 16 years and ptsd sorry I'm not a compliant boot licker.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817 And we see where that lead. The cops was to aggressive but fighting with the cop is a losing proposition. Feel your rights are being violated? Fight it in court, you do it on the streets and you are going to die.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817he wasn’t a compliant boot licker but he paid for it with a bullet in his stomach.maybe in the afterlife he will learn his lesson to comply with police
If you attack the police then there is a chance you might get hurt.
People will continue to fight for their freedoms. The Us Constitution states: "No victim, no crime. But the judicial system continues to ignore this and people continue to fight this injustice and people will probably continue to die for their rights.
If you attack the police, you are taking a chance of getting hurt, and most likely in this case use of the deadly force is justified.
@@manuelvazquez8758 100 MPH Over the speed limit is the crime. Also Assaulting a Police Officer. Not following a Police Officer's instructions is another crime. WTF are you on?
@@erwinpadgett1050not following a police order is not a crime. Police”get on yo knees and suck one” you”yes sir boss I don’t wanna go to jail”. GTFOH
@@erwinpadgett1050he's on qualudes.
Yes, the officer should have tried talking to him a bit more while gasping for air. The family is delusional. Why do they even put these fools on the news?
These people often are.
Just looking for a pay out.
So we can have fun in the comments section!!!!
If you watch it again right from the beginning on other channels you’ll see that that man reacted straight away and that cop picked up the cues and he reacted the right way. The thing is he should’ve held back until back up come but he probably would’ve had to assure him anyway at some point.
That guy was not gentle and seemed like a maniac.
Yeah, the media is probably not telling about the drugs he was on...or had in his vehicle
fr bro this family m,ust have jus glanced at the video, that dude does not know what to do at a traffic stop
@@mar-d4171 the dash cam shows he had at least a half oz of weed on his person.
The guy was trying to hurt the officer gentlely...not aggressively lol.
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Never set into motion the chain of events that will end your life. That is excatly what he did.
The Officer set into motion the chain of events that led to the drivers death.
@@Cariman630 both were wrong,did not have to end this way.
Yet his Dumas is still alive patrolling the streets .
Her son obviously didn't share that fear she had because if you fear police you're not driving 100mph risking getting pulled over and then getting physical with a cop.
Yeah...what an idiot
He’s a gentle person come on man you didn’t hear his brother he was a good man…
Good at not following directions of a law officer😮
negative, i drive 100 every once and a while and have even been caught. Cant say I fear them but I damn sure dont want to run across one
Who you know he was going 100 mph just because the White pig said he was. We all know how well pigs can lie.
Being wrongly convicted in the past doesn't mean you have free reign to resist police and try to strangle a cop...
strangle ??
CrackGolden, do 16 years in prison for a crime you didn’t commit then come talk to me.
If he complied , this wouldn't have happened. Turned a ticket into death.
Especially as he already had several previous convictions prior to that, shock of all shocks...
Mum, he’s not the victim, he was the suspect
"My brother was a gentle person"
>Fights and chokes cop on camera
We live in a nation of idiots and will get exactly what we deserve. Repent.
that cop was violent tf u mean ? Idk about you but what grown man let’s another grown man talk crazy and threaten him for a speeding ticket like tf that easy normal behavior from a so called cop
@@Yo-broski repent.
@@Yo-broski cope
This "news" station should be ashamed of even mentioning race in their description above. It had nothing to do with it and the media is responsible for the race problems in this country.
@@Yo-broski dude shouldn’t have tried to fight a cop Lmaoooo.
Thank God the deputy is okay. Family needs to be quiet.
You so stupid. You need to be quiet!
Free speech.. personally I hope the deputy does not make it home one day.
@@mikethatisdefnotmyname3731How can you have so much hate in your life? Jeez.
So they don't have freedom of speech? I'm sorry Abraham Lincoln ruined it for you.
@@alwaysmiserable free speech, yes but im still gonna call you dumb for saying dumb stuff
His brother is an idiot! Gentle kind men dont resist arrest and fight police. Glad justice was served since the justice system does nothing with these losers
He was never told he was under arrest. He was just being harassed and assaulted. That is not how you perform a traffic stop. Also cops are supposed to de-escalate. This cop did nothing but from the moment he stepped out of his own squad door, began aggression and instigating.
Boot licker
IF HE IS SUPPOSED TO BE A GENTAL PERSON, I CANT IMAGINE WHAT THE REST OF THE FAMILY IS LIKE
Yeah, bs is what it is called. The world is shown a video of the dude's true colors. He was a time bomb ready to go off.
😂🤭
Just to think, he tortured himself this same way for 16 years. Hard assed attitude, that's why he could take the stun gun. He got out of prison with the "I beat the system" attitude.
The game with the system never ends....
I wonder how you would feel being in jail for a crime he didn't commit yeah he might have been a good guy before that happened to him. The system did that to him.
@@teeetta1991 people in America are so spoil even on jail with good meals served television gim bastquetbol court etcetera excereta and stills complained 🤦♂️
Ridiculous! My brother was a gentle man! Seriously? Gentle? Wow!! You can hear how he stared argue!! SMH
I said the same thing. Gentle?
@@Nuffsaid876 yeah! Really?? 😂 if he was gentle I’m Mickey Mouse 🐭
Looked like he was trying to break the officers neck. Sorry but the dude was dead wrong attaching the officer.
Is so funny they will completely lie and contradict themselves with clear and irrefutable evidence showing what their claiming is a lie
"He was a good boy."
"He never hurt anybody."
"He never got in any trouble."
"He was full of joy and only tried to help people."
"He was in the process of cleaning up his life."
It's always the same.
He was strangling the deputy, you can't tell me how you can try to justify this guy actions being anything but an aggressor.
Video showed his aggressiveness as he got out of the truck
He was stopped illegally. The US Constitution: "No victim, no crime".
@@manuelvazquez8758 what are you on about the dude was going over the speed limit.... how is that illegally stopping the dude the heck
HE was trying to break his neck.
@@manuelvazquez8758 you sound like a migrant
Everybody in America has some sort of trauma or PTSD from something. It’s not an excuse to act like a maniac. The officer was probably yelling so he could hear him over the traffic noise. The family members that defend these criminals make matters worse by looking for a pay out. Christ sake, the officer has no way of knowing his past!
All he had to do was comply with commands and he would still be alive. He ain't no victim.
Obey the authority
@@mar-d4171 damn skippy. Keeps you alive.
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@@edorofishNot always. Plenty are killed by LEO in custody or on the street.
Where is that loser Ben crump at? You know he always shows up when there's a dollar to be made. He just can't help himself, no willpower what so ever.
This man, regardless of his past, was still obligated to abide by the same laws that ALL motorists have to abide by. He didn't comply with the officer. From the police video dash cam, you can see that he was driving recklessly at a very high speed putting other people's lives in jeopardy. The officer was right to pull him over.
I can understand the apprehension that he felt from his past having been wrongfully convicted and the immeasurable losses that he and his family suffered, but he was still expected to abide by the laws while driving. AND, from what is seen in the video, he was 'overpowering' the officer and in doing so, that officer was then fighting for his life!
Driving recklessly at 100 mph and endangering other people on the road -- IS going to get you arrested! If you overpower a police officer who has pulled you over -- expect to be tased and shot! The video tells the truth of what happened. It's sad that the man didn't feel that he was obligated to comply and it led to his death. But it was crystal clear that he was physically overpowering this officer and it was either going to be him or the officer! This was going to be a life-or-death situation for either one of them once he began overpowering the officer.
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Thank you.
Man you said the correct truth. That is the problem with black people the feel the laws don't apply to them and for some reason they have it in there head they can do whatever they want and nothing should happen to them.
Addition by subtraction
Yes, and police must abide by their policy which demands de-escalation and professionalism.
Obligated to abide by the law or die? That's not what the law states, that's what an unlearned person, ignorant of the law thinks it states, if a cop can't hold his own in hand to hand combat they shouldn't be a cop PERIOD
The family is just as ignorant and unable to hold accountability like the brother!
Criminals never think they are wrong.
@@firechiefsampolitano1541 Think for that matter...
You mean Ignorant like your comment!! 🤔
Stupid stupid crimmal....he was entitled clueless and violent....or had a death wish...his family even after viewing this video actually said he was "a good people" is part of the problem.
It doesn't stop with this family, this is their culture.
You must comply with PD. Clearly the officer was fighting for his life. I’m just so sorry for all. 😢🙏💙🇺🇸
Not exactly true. If it's an unlawful order you do not have to comply. The trouble is they are armed.
Spend 16 years in prison wrongfully convicted and see if you have that same mindset.
@@michaelh2034for one, if was not unlawful and for 2, yes you do still have to comply cause at the end of the day one person has a gun. And obviously will use it to save himself if he needs to.
The man did the wrong thing resulting in death. The guy was speeding around 100..he pulled over..So far all is good..In support of the officer I feel a simple ticket and or explaining he was being arrested for going that fast not a big deal.. Anger rite from the gate almost cost him a very different outcome. Thank God..I pray that Anger never gets the better of our officers or for anybody. Thank you for your service God bless!
where did you learn to jump out of the car on a traffic stop??
If he had just done as the officer asked. He would still be alive. It is that simple.
He did? He got out. And placed his hand on the truck. Under threat of violence over speed.
Dirty Mike- I will give you that the officer was loud and demanding. But your own comment shows he did not follow instructions...which was to put his hands (plural) on the truck. Which he never did....
dirty Mike- in addition, I have been pulled over by an officer with guns drawn....I had done nothing wrong, but I complied with all officer demands and the situation was quickly de-escalated
@markklumpp39 He did...then he attempted an arrest. Failed after he missed the taser..another failure...and then shot him.
You can't claim self defense if you go hands on first....get back up. Take his keys, everything but murder.
Too much hate and aggression toward white cops in their heart
He could have caused the officer to fall in the path of cars going 70mph on the interstate after going 100mph and reckless driving
That was my first thought. It would be a whole different conversation.
"ALLLLEDGED" no radar...i didn't see him driving...did you?
@@dirtymikentheboys5817There is a full video on dashcam as he flies by officers car at a high rate of speed.......at least 90 to 100 mph flying past traffic. Then made a couple crazy lane changes before stopping. His life was full of bad decisions. This was the last one.
I’m surprised both didn’t get hit by a car. That was a crazy spot to be fighting at.
@@dirtymikentheboys5817How do you know there was no radar? How do you know he didn’t use PACECAR? What you DONT know could fill a journal. What you do know, well, that’s yet to be seen.
THE OFFICER WAS FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE!!!
😂😂😂😂😂
So that means the officer won cause the officer Alive
An armed cop fighting for his life against an unarmed man? Sounds like a weak cop that never been in a fight before. Fighting for his life? Lmao i was fighting for my life at 11 years old against a kid charging at me with 2 butcher knives
@@JamilMusicLoverSingleton u r what's wrong in these days. Look at the way u think ( and that trash thinking starts from home ) Ur culture is straight trash
@@JamilMusicLoverSingleton OMG if only you'd been there superman! What city are you a cop in? Oh, that's right, you're not. You'd have died in this situation. Sit down. Be humble.
It baffles me that the reporter is literally down playing what this man did by and making him out to be a victim. It’s tragic that he lost his life but at the end of the day he was a victim… a victim of his own actions. I hope this officer recovers emotionally and moves on with his life and continues to protect his community.
Thank you for your service You are in the service you are trained again trained to handle the way the officer reacted to this situation
Think back to when you were in boot camp you wanted to react to the way your Sargeant was in your face yelling screaming it made you feel some type of way
I'm not condoning the man's actions however I have empathy for the easy he responded 16 years locked up for something you didn't do well make you look at officers differently so please understand mentally he was damaged goods after serving time for something he didn't do
So I understand again
Thanks for your service
You know what, you are so right. I originally liked this video.
But it's quite obvious that this news station is just pandering to anti police sentiment.
There is no grey area here. The man who decided to assault and try to kill a police officer whom was doing his job trying to protect citizens from the man who was speeding outrageously in a rain storm is the person in the 100% wrong. So sick of this victim mentality that's just generally accepted these days.
No fault to the officer. Your comment gets my upvote and changing my upvote to a down vote for this victim pandering news stations video.
All I know is what my mother told me growing up as a kid. "You can walk out that door and do wrong if you want to, but it will cost you and I am not coming to save you from the police or anybody else for that matter. If they put you jail, I am not coming to visit and I am not putting my house up for collateral as bail either! You will just have to be caged like the rest of the animals! So son make the right decisions, control yourself, and try to do the right thing always and you will live a long life." My mom is gone now but I am now 58 years of age and everything she taught me has never failed. I have been pulled over many times in my youth most of it was "routine traffic stops." I have even gotten several tickets at different times out of some of those traffic stops because I actually committed a moving violation, but I have never seen the inside of a prison---real talk!
yup. No matter how you feel, you are responsible for your actions
GREAT ADVICE! I'm glad you listened. More mothers should tell their sons this. Control yourself or someone else will! You have a choice how to act.
He's an aggressive dude and his sister tells it as he got killed for his ways as both could have done better officer and driver! I respect both but the driver the most as people in the FBI, DOJ media, lawyer and Senators are trying to cover up for Miami Dade county public schools Bigot terrorists Cubans going on 10 years that includes police officers and others!😊
“My brother was a gentle person”
Sick of delusional family members
Not delusional! Just straight up LIARS!
just wanting that ghetto lottery...thanks Barack Hussein
Same old song and dance by the family.
We are all doomed. I grew up in the 60's and don't ever remember this latest movement by the "victims" . Gee I wonder what changed. No way would I want to be a LE officer. $200k/yr wouldn't be enough to put up with this sort of daily behavior.
The ghetto folks have Ben Crump's phone number on speed dial
How about “My brother shouldn’t have fought the police officer”. Zero accountability. The force was reasonable. My humble opinion.
Read the US Constitution: "No victim, no crime" Explain that away. I'm pretty sure you will try.
@@manuelvazquez8758 You have accessory after and before the fact, as well as conspiracy, which can carry 5 years min. for a 1st offender. Show how those tie in, or perhaps those laws are where you need to start with your legal battles.
Was the 16 years of false imprisonment reasonable???? PTSD is real.
Agreeing with the truth won’t get these grifters paid.
Did George Floyd deserve all that?
Knee on neck….feel your neck does it feel like your leg?
Does it?
No matter how you are right, never fight an officer.. comply and sue him later if you feel cheated. You Only Live Once!!!❤
Exactly right, if the officer is right or wrong, you can't control his actions but you can be nice and not give them a reason to use force, if they do then they're screwed when you take them to court.
VERY WELL SAID!!!
Most don't want to take their case to court because they are just like this fool. They know they'll lose, so they try and fight it out like an animal on the side of the road. Then they, or their families whine when they get roadside justice. Oh well.
He wanted the roadside verdict. If you deny him what he wants, you're a racist. So just give him and everyone like him what they want and deserve.
Next!!
He tasered him for no reason and the guy complied. At the point of attack, they was scared for his life and attacked officer. Officer should be fired.
He complied and did 16 years for a crime he didn't commit.
One thing absolutely has nothing to do with the other and 2 things can be true at the same time. The fact that he was exonerated for a crime he did not commit does not mean he did everything right in THIS situation. I'm sorry the family has lost their loved one, but it's pretty much cut and dry. You don't have to have a radar to determine how fast someone is going if they're literally flying past you. If he was suffering from PTSD, then he definitely shouldn't have been driving that fast anyway, which you can see from the dash cam. If the cop was so aggressive, then the very LAST thing he should have done was match the officer's aggression. At best, his family and friends should have been there to bus him around until he got his emotions together to where he could deal with any kind of law enforcement AND BE ABLE TO COMPLY WITH ORDERS. IJS.
Listen, I have PTSD and I don't go around attacking cops.
Gentle person, lovely person, 16 years in prison? Good job Sheriff.
But the 16 yrs was part of the sentence that was for a crime he didn't commit. This is in the headline. It says exonerated man.
Oh frig heer we go again,
" he was a good boy "
" he was a peaceful person "
" he's never been in trouble "
What a load of crap, he was trying to kill the officer.
The guy was totally responsible for his actions and the outcome of the encounter.
I have no tears.
Every time you see one of these incidents where officers use deadly force, the family always says how great they were and how nice you're right.
He Tin Du Nuffins!
😂😂😂😂😂
I agree with you! You can clearly see that he had to do what he did. He tried to use every other option. Not to mention they are on the side of the interstate and the guy is pushing him towards traffic. He could have complied, went to jail, and bonded out. Now he's dead and this will turn into a race thing, although it has nothing to do with race. It is infuriating that his family is making him out to be a victim. I am sorry for their loss because regardless, I know that can't be easy, but to not hold him accountable at all is ridiculous.
The literal argument against this officer using deadly force is that criminals should run free and victimize people. They try to disguise it sometimes. I mean, this time it isn't very well disguised but...
And every time, someone complains about it because they don't understand how the family could be upset that their loved one is dead.
@@joshuadowdle9691 Upset is one thing. This is not "upset". This is "woot! We're getting a payday!" Upset is crying, blaming the person responsible.... which was him, not the cop.
All he had to do was comply with the officer. You can have your day in court to fight the charges. Yes, he would be alive if he had listened to the officer.
Does he have his day..? They just mentioned he spend 16 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Context is important and you lack the ability to notice relevant details.
@@BalancedCCCThat is irrelevant to this particular interaction. The cop feared for his life and was justified.
@@BalancedCCC We don't even know if that is true
well you think he would of learned to be more careful and not deliberately commit crimes then, its not like the cop knew that and even if he did he wasn't going to just let him go like in your liberal fantasy @@BalancedCCC
Listen to how the media is so anti-cop! This is something all Leo's have faced for years.
I jumped to conclusions and was furious that they shot this man. But after seeing the video, he went full on inmate and left that officer no choice. That man is nothing even resembling a gentle man, he was trying to kill that officer. If you're "afraid of cops" don't fight them, Ben making that family feel like victims is setting up yet another black man to go this exact same route, for MONEY.
Anytime I see Benjamin Crump, I turn the TV off.
"If you're 'afraid of cops" don't fight them." And don't speed. Follow the officers instructions. Both of you will live to see another day.
Was out there speeding in his new TRUCK thinking he was above the law apparently and obviously his attitude of telling the officer how to run his own traffic stop spoke volumes then the violence wow pure evil just about someone like that is what we call a psychopath they think they are better than humanity and laws don’t apply to them imagine being a person in society 😫having to deal with him
I hope the officer is alright.
He “gently” tried to break the police officer’s neck. All the excuses the family has for him. All he had to do was comply and take the ride for “criminal speeding/wreck less endangerment.” He would of been out in 2 hours. Very unfortunate
He was complying and the officer attacked him by tasing him unjustified. The deputy escalated the situation from the beginning. End qualified immunity.
@@ltdan1273 are you kidding me? Did you watch the video with both of your eyes? Geezus Christ man, you are part of the problem. If you think that is complying then I feel sorry for you next time you get pulled over.
@@ltdan1273Yes!!!!
@@ltdan1273oh please!!!
No he was not complying! Both hands should have been on the vehicle and he did not do that
The brother sure didn’t look gentle one bit in the video I just saw. Sorry dude, but he shouldn’t have attacked the officer. At least the news actually showed the truth though.
i'll give them credit for being unbiased in the story. It would be hard when the man was aggressive immediately and was clearly at the level of deadly force once he put hand on officers neck
It's sad he spent so much time imprisoned for something he didn't do, but he was the aggressor and was attacking the officer. Had he not done that, he would be alive.
If he would have Obeyed the authority and laws....he would have been a good citizen
How can you say that when the justice system is corrupted, start with the tyrant police
@@e7934lol
@@e7934lmao. Ok, little TH-cam lawyer. 😂
@@chrisrodriguez388 trust hurt 🤡 bozo
He's trying to break the deputies neck pretty sure he picked it up in prison more unaccountability for bad behavior
My prayers to both the deputy's and the criminal's family. We live in an unjust world, and God knows that undeservedly serving 16 years in prison was not fair. Yet, this doesn't excuse or exonerate the criminal's reckless speeding, refusal to follow instructions, and assault on the police officer.
Aman I agree 100 %
God?? Lol. We’re animals. There is no god. Stop lying to yourself.
He attacked a cop and his #$#$# family is defending him??? He picked a fight and lost. He will not be missed.
what an excellent person you are. You parents should be so proud
He was winning the fight 🌈🌈🌈🌈
@@chrischilds7693 Until he lost the fight. Don't bring stupid to a gun fight.
@@dacheese13 -- Your parents teach you to speed past a marked cop car and then fight the cop?
@dacheese13 he probably knows both his parents, and all functional people are better than this. We are above such savagery.
If he was in prison for 16 years (wrongful conviction) you think he would now how to comply with law enforcement a little moe gracefully.
id love to see his detention record, and previous criminal record. Betting he had weapons, drugs and cell charges while incarcerated.
Black dude here 🙋🏾♂️! Hey bruh was wrong man! I'm sorry for his wrongful imprisonment & his dire circumstances. The cop told him in a clear way what the problem was & why he was under arrest. Bruh made the wrong choice & that cop is in the right.
Ok ask to hace this cop patrol your precinct then
@@dubongros3108 🤷♂️ K
@@dubongros3108weird comment dude.
The Police Officer`s life was put into danger. He just defended himself...
Those ridiculous poses were a signal that the guy was going to put up a fight. He would have become a multi-millionaire soon, but was too stupid and belligerent to survive until then.
That cop pulled taser AND billy club before lethal gun. What are we talking about???
No gentle person will act like that.
No matter what always follow police instructions.
Then fight them in the court of law with atty
agreed, even if one is violating you, fighting them in the streets(or your house i don't know where) won't end well for you. you have a better shot in the court.(see how i said shot right there heheh)
100%
Officer you did the right thing protect and serve
It looks like he was a loving person as he’s trying to joke the cop, & actually was the first to escalate the situation himself.
Are you joking?
I'm pro law enforcement but this deputy has been fired for previous infractions against suspects . He shouldn't even be on the road with a badge and a gun . It's surprising this hasn't happened before now . He is a loose Canon and should never again be able to have authority over another human being the rest of his life .
It’s always better to respect and comply.The way he acted doesn’t match what the mom says. You can’t attack the authority and expect no consequences.
Family is just as heartless just like the clown that’s heartless .. good for this deputy and ending the threat ..
👍🏼😎👍🏼🇺🇸🇮🇱💯
That cop was a threat to all humanity he was violent from the moment he got off the patrol car smh I bet he hates black folks cause his wife got her black blown out my one 😂
I stand with the Police Officer!!
We all do!
Yup
I agree .
Me too! We have something in common. 😊
💯
When lawyer, Ben Crump, shows up and says I can get you $15 million by suing the police and city then you learn real quick how to say that your brother was a gentle soul....Then I watched that brother gently bend back the officer's neck. He did everything complying with the officers commands after he was shot.....Such a gentle soul.....The BLM movement has taught many how to not comply with officer orders.....
Dude should have cooperate and comply with the officer in the first place if he did that he still be alive today his behavior and his actions is no excuse.
This fool was doing the karate kid move on the cop. He was probably drunk or high, it was suicide by a cop Point blank! and the fact that the family doesn't see anything wrong with how he behaved says a lot about his family! Pure Dysfunction...
he was being tased over a speeding ticket dude, the cop came out aggressively first
@@boggaheights wtf are you talking about the truck didnt pull over right away and when he did pull over he was aggressive right away numb nut
@@boggaheights your the dumbest nigga ive ever meet, your not supposed to get out of your car during a traffic stop unless they ask u
@@boggaheights go wacth the full video and listen to cop sobbing after
@@boggaheightshe was being tased for resisting arrest
It'd crazy how certain ppl constantly whine and cry about how they have to be extra cautious/scared of the police. Yet, they are the same ppl that are routinely breaking the law, and fighting/resisting arrest. They are obviously not scared, they are entitled. Thinking that the law doesn't apply to them. It's a cultural problem
Exactly in these people's minds it was racism and harassment that caused the cop to stop him cause he is telling the truth he diddunuffing and even if he's lying who cares he should be allowed to do what he wants
I agree, it is cultural. American culture and society is heavily tainted with racism. It takes an open minded and intelligent person to understand the effect centuries of oppression has on ones own history and culture much less someone else's...I think that's why racists don't get it, they're too stupid.🤷♂️
Sorry to break it to you but the US Constitution that is constantly violated by our judicial system states: "No victim, no crime". It is written in plain English. I hope you can read English.
Who are “certain people”? There you go putting a whole race of people in the same bag. That’s prejudice. You have pre judged the whole race. You racist piece of s&#%! I agree with the office (and I’m African American). I would have shot him too regardless to what color he was. He#€, if that officer didn’t shoot the guy would have whooped the officer’s butt. You give good white people a bad rep with yo racist backward azz thinking.
@@manuelvazquez8758thank you .
It was escalation met with escalation but you can’t assault a police officer like that. I doubt he was okay after being in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. The deputy had to shoot him though. That was a fight for his life.
This guy was wrong - he created his own issues. Don't speed, don't resist, do what the cop demands. He was NOT innocent.
The officer protected the public. Imagine what he would've done to an innocent civilian without a gun. Thank you officer for keeping all those he would've come in contact with safe. I hope the officer is ok.
Goes 100mph told he is under arrest and fights the officer and the family play the victim mentality AND also claim he didnt commit the crime that did him 16 years in prison... disgusting.
He was exonerated for the crime that he did 16 years in prison for. He didn't commit the crime.
Wrongfully incarcerated. Lost 16 years of his life behind bars. I’m sure he’s suffered massive ptsd and felt slighted by law enforcement. When someone says “you’re going to jail”, after all that I’d be highly triggered and panicked as well.
Long arrest record and violent history before prison. @@harmike17
Scott Adams proven right again.
@@PetersFXfilmsOh okay then he can just do whatever he wants... LMAO
That looked like a legitimate use of deadly force, in my opinion. The cops should not always go in so hot like that though. That said, the cop had every right to defend himself in that situation. I can't imagine the cop being charged with anything for what we saw on video.
Hate it happened to him but he really brought it on himself
He was driving 100mphand reckless! Took a whole minute to STOP! THAT WAS A RED FLAG TO THE COP! ALL HE ASKED IS THAT HE GET OUT! HE WAS GOING TO BE ARRESTED! NO ANDs IFs or BUTs! He was going to JAIL! GET OUT OF THE CAR! GET OUT OF THE CAR! PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE TRUCK! SIMPLE COMMAND!
@@jwdoublej WHAT DID YOU WANT HIM TO DO? SWEET TALK HIM!? HE WAS DRIVING RECKLESS AT 100MPH?! AND DIDN'T STOP IMMEDIATELY! WHEN SOMEONE DOESNT STOP IMMEDIATELY, THAT US A FLAG TO THE COPS! WHY WOULD ANYONE BE GOING 100MPH! IN THE DAY TIME!?
@@jwdoublej WHAT DID YOU WANT HIM TO DO? SWEET TALK HIM!? HE WAS DRIVING RECKLESS AT 100MPH?! AND DIDN'T STOP IMMEDIATELY! WHEN SOMEONE DOESNT STOP IMMEDIATELY, THAT US A FLAG TO THE COPS! WHY WOULD ANYONE BE GOING 100MPH! IN THE DAY TIME!?
he would have waited to attack a little longer, but yup, dude wanted to fight.@@jwdoublej
I feel bad for how it ended; however, there is no reason not to comply with lawful order.
Read the US Constitution: "No victim, no crime". It was not a lawful order. Never has been.
@@manuelvazquez8758 your argument is moot, he wasnt be charged with a crime.. he was being pulled over for traffic infractions , which arent considered a crime
@@jamesdouthat3999 yes, it’s a crime when one is driving that fast and recklessly. That is why he asked him to get out of the car. It’s jail time under those circumstances
@@manuelvazquez8758wow you're stupid
@@manuelvazquez8758ooooookay little immigrant. Lmaoooo run along Manuel until you learn the laws. And the constitution 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He didn't look gentle fighting with the cop.
Sorry this happened. Dude had a lot of pent up anger and emotions. Should have definitely been seeing a councilor. Sad, but the officer had to do what he had to do in this situation.
You right messed up situation
Yep, they blame everyone else for their crimes, plus they have a lot of hate in their heart for white people and police. It's true, people like to pretend that isn't it, but it is.
Right on. He spent all those years for a crime he didn't commit. That man had to defend himself. Lose,Lose
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Yep, the system failed this man 2 times. Incarcerated 16 yrs wrongfully and they didn’t provide mental health assistance after his release. He had a lot of pent up anger and fear. He probably snapped! SMH
And really incredible how the family try to explain any absurd excuses.
Who else but Quagmire?
Desperate for the cash settlement. They will say anything.
$$$$$$$$$ thats what they see
Family is dumb like him
If the family is telling us how gentle this black man is after they watched this video all I can say is thank God for that dash cam video. If this video didn't exist, the buildings would be on fire and riots would be going on for a month because he was black. He is literally using his prison learned attack moves on this cop. He knocks the cops glasses off while going for an eye gouge then tries to break the cops' neck. I will bet money all that was learned in prison.
And you can hear him say "yeah motherfkr" in the video while trying to break his neck. So gentle and kind. 🙄
He should have followed instructions by the officer. I aint doing sh... t, is not a proper response, fighting with the officer, is not correct behavior. If you feel your rights have been violated, GET A LAWYER!!!!
Almost certain that the family will "quietly settle" and continue to call the shooting "unjustified". Convenient.
Excessive speeding and non compliance caused this. Own it.
He should of complied period .
Ummm bro was attacking that cop.
This video ABSOLUTELY disgusts me, i saw the ENTIRE video, uncensored and uncut, it's a shame how the news doesn't EVER want to show the full story. Here is what took place after the officer was forced to shoot him. The FULL video is 12 minutes and 8 seconds long, i would link the video in this comment, but i don't want to be banned by TH-cam for doing so.
After Leonard Cure was shot by that police officer, a Brinks security truck happened to drive by and see the shooting take place, the security guard stepped out of his Brinks truck and asked the cop if he needed any help, the cop then asked the Brinks security guard to use his service weapon and cover Leonard Cure while he was on the ground after being shot, the cop then handcuffed Leonard Cure while the Brinks security guard covered him with his service weapon. After cuffing Leonard Cure, the cop moved to his squad car and got his first aid kit out of the back of his police vehicle and went back over to Leonard Cure and sat down on the ground next to this man, and opened the first aid kit and had taken out bandages and a pair of shock paddles and attempted to save his life, the entire time doing this, the officer could not see very well because earlier during the fight with Leonard Cure his glasses were knocked from his face during the scuffle and he could not find them. all the while the officer is talking to Leonard Cure, telling him "Hey, you look at me, you ain't going no damn where" and he continued to preform life saving measures. Once backup had arrived, they too joined in and tried to save his life, the officer stood up and walked to the back of his squad car, and was questioned by the other officers while they waited for EMS to arrive to check and see if he was hurt. Once it was clear that Leonard Cure died on the scene, the officer began to cry uncontrollably and had to be consoled by other officers on scene.
I am sick and tired of this race narrative that is pushed by the media, to manipulate, indoctrinate and corrupt the minds of America and more specifically the minds of our children. The news reporter said something about the video being "hard to watch" No watching someone fight for their life in a dangerous situation and shoot someone in self defense isn't hard to watch. Watching that cop try everything in his power to save that man's LIFE (while he was nearly blind after losing his glasses.) and fail after you smeared him as a RACIST was HARD TO WATCH. The mainstream media is disgusting and should be held accountable for their lies and propaganda. I don't care how many years you spent behind bars, or what crimes you did or did not commit, you do not do what this man did here and expect not to be harmed or lose your life. This man was NOT innocent that day. I don't know this man's backstory or his history, but given the way he acted the day he lost his life i'm making an educated guess that while he was in jail for a crime he did not commit, he was was not a stranger to COMMITTING crimes. Anyone with two brain cells can see that, the families of this guy should be ASHAMED for getting up there and acting like this man was innocent, just because someone is family or you love them it does not make them an innocent person. Think about it, how does one having a family that loves them make them innocent? Jeffery Dahmer had a family, John Wayne Gacy had a family, Ted Bundy had a family. If people as evil as serial killers still had families too then what do criminals have? The Media are LIARS do not trust them. Always look for the truth yourself.
Cop should have given him a speeding ticket and walk away.
Simple.
Cops want to escalate every single encounter !
If he had been a loving person, he would have had the following in mind:
1. Kind and loving people don't drive recklessly, endangering the lives of others.
2. Considerate people respectfully follow the orders of law enforcement.
3. He wouldn't have challenged the officer by resisting arrest.
The officer was doing his job - he didn't know he was dealing with someone who was already dealing with a fear of the law... Which leads his right back to the 1st point. If you fear the law, don't willfully put yourself in a situation to get arrested.
C'mon. Don't make this about race. This officer shouldn't have to pay for Cole's past.
The officer approached him very aggressively 1st off. People speed on the highway everyday and get pulled over with less aggressiveness. 2nd, that man already spent 16 yrs of his life locked up over something he didnt do. I would say his mindset towards officers wouldn't be the same as yours. But you dont even consider that huh, just put him down. smh. He started tasing him while his back was already turned. Thats cool though. Ok
Plus driving recklessly over 100 mph , speeding past a Cop car.
'Come on, you got to get pulled over for that.
@@mayurikurotsuchi1527 Obviously, he was NOT afraid of the law, If he was, he would
NOT be driving 100 mph, That's an invitation to being stopped by the police, And the
defiant way he dealt with the cop showed that he had an anger management problem,
Maybe that is related to the 16-year sentence he served in Florida, But that doesn't give
him the right to take it out on a Georgia cop,
Let me tell you something, am from Greece, and as a third person observer, this is 100% about race. Firstly the officer should have check him and his history, he should have take in to account the injustice to him, and that would have given him the best way to approach him.
You do not know if he was driving recklessly or fast, that's the word of killer who you are taking for granted.
People with PTSD, from being wrongfully accused and imprisoned don't follow orders well. Lastly when you fear for your life you either flee or fight, he decided the latter.
You have totally missed the plot, you went in here without even bothering to open your mind and see what is behind each participants actions.
You saw a uniform and directly he must be right...
When the officer told him to get out of the car, there was a likelihood that he didn't even know the race of the driver. He didn't know that Cole had spent 16 years imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit. That officer was supposed to presume all of that? They are paid to enforce the law, not to make psychic predictions about who they pull over.
Since you all are saying he should have "known", do you know how many maimed and/or dead bodies this officer has had to witness due to speeding and reckless driving? How many families he's had to notify to give them the news that their loved one is in critical condition or worse just because someone couldn't follow the speed limit?
It works both ways.
The officer was angry, but Cole should have been compliant. As soon as Cole saw that he was going to be tased, he should have settled down. When Cole fought back, he then reached for his baton. The gun was his last resort.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
How can anybody say the deputy did anything wrong? The guy didn’t comply and it got very dangerous
The man did not comply was took in the office that part is true but when the officers told him to get out of the truck the officer was acting like he was the biggest pc of crap the officer I've ever seen
@xplayfan21 The guy was compliant with hands on truck. The cop started taking him, and that was escalation and no reason to do this!!!
Looks justified to me.
After watching this video, I suspect this man was wrongly exonerated for his previous crime.
This Deputy deserves a promotion.
it always seems that the victim does not do what the officer says, they always fight
Ben Crump is like one of those ambulance chasing attorneys.
Crump needs to apologize to Camden County! He starts all this bs & gets the poor family involved when IN MY OPINION this was justified. I REALLY hate that this man died after all he had already went through. He jumped out of the truck ready to argue and fight. My condolences to the family. Also the officer I couldn't imagine what was going through his mind after witnessing the struggle we all seen. That man was trying to hurt that officer and if he would have had it his way he would have snapped his neck!
He a very foolish individual
Also Crump ALWAYS tries to make EVERY SITUATION about race! This was no means about race! I feel for this family 🙏 I REALLY hate it ended this way! That officer was alone & called for back up! Mr. Cure wasn't listening to commands & became combative. It IS an arrestable offense for any speed but is much worse when you figure in reckless driving! I don't understand why Crumb upsets these families especially BEFORE you get the video of what happened! It just disgusts me!
And he's not a smart lawyer ...just grabbing the low hanging fruit and always playing the race card... what a dope
Crump is a racist
This isn't going to go in that families favor. Dude broke the law, then refused to cooperate, then attacked an officer instead of fighting a charge/ticket in court. Of course the family claims "he was a good boy" and "he's a gentle soul" while video shows yet again that simply isn't the case. Sad that the officer has to resort to that outcome to subdue the threat, but the guy brought it upon himself.
His mom lived with that fear because she knew her son was going to act a fool if he got pulled over......As he did.
This was the black man’s fault officer gave him many chances and nothing worked till he took his gun out
He looks like a very gentle person.
Not
He looked*
He is Now
@@mar-d4171It’s sarcasm. I think he was a monster. That aggression was ridiculous.
yeah he was just radiating with that jolly gentle pacifist energy
Had he would have complied and just stayed responsible, the officer probably would’ve just gave him a ticket and let him go!! I remember speeding over 90 mph and got pulled over by the police.. I immediately listened to his commands, was very respectful and it changed the officer demeanor. Instead of getting a ticket he gave me a warning.!! To all my black brothers and sisters, please don’t lose your life over a simple request, if you feel that you are being treated badly record it and get a lawyer!! This was a very tragic loss that could have been avoided by a simple apology and taking responsibility for his actions!! Let’s STOP killing ourselves and STOP giving them a reason to kill us!!
@jeffreyhalter8652I agree
When does the part come where you admit there's something very wrong with your "community"?
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There’s something wrong with everyone’s community!! All people and groups have a community problem, some more adverse effects than others but it’s still a problem for everyone.!! White people with these Mass shooting ( get my point )!!
The family always show up when the lawsuits come out
That police is a hot head. He was extremely aggressive right out the gate and set the tone for the encounter. He should not be a police officer with that temperament.
My brother was a nice guy, he was a passive person, he was a gentle guy, yet fighting with police on the side of the road. But but he's a good boy. He's now a dead boy.
Wow, this is so upsetting. Wish that would've been handled differently but God bless him & I hope he was right with the Lord. That officer didn't deserve all of that.
did not need to tase him yet
@ naa, he got out the truck acting belligerent, I would've done the same thing the cop did tbh, especially being alone without a partner.
@ Says who?
I dont think there was another way this could have gone down
@ Yes, he did! Pay attention to how he moved his body after getting out of the truck.
Every single time something unfortunate like this happens, the family of the dead guy shows up acting big mad wanting to get a payday!
We all know a no body worths more dead than alive 😅
my thoughts exactly, it’s always the same usual suspects
Why can’t this group just do what they’re told during a traffic stop?
I guess he shouldn't have resisted
Hundreds of people get pulled over for tickets. Nothing I seen showed me the officer did anything wrong . What I did see and herd was a person who believed he was above the law and could do anything including trying to fight a police officer.
Every time we see an obvious assault committed against a cop on video, the family always says the same thing every single time on the news media. These culture of people are always going to be clowns and never see themselves doing nothing wrong when it’s obvious that they did something wrong. I’m glad the cop defended himself from that wild animal 👏🏽
Africa looks like it does, for a reason.
It has nothing to do with skin pigmentation, and everything to do with culture.
It’s always so frustrating and annoying when the family of an individual who is shot/killed by Police tries to make out as if it’s the officers fault.
I do honestly feel sorry for his family but his actions have changed the life of the officer as well.
Surely by now they must know how ridiculous and pathetic their speeches are.
Maybe mum or dad should have brought their son up with values and to obey rules for both criminal and/or traffic related matters.
Had he stayed in his car and acted like a human being then I guarantee that stop would have gone a whole lot better and he would be alive today. His actions dictated how that traffic stop played out. I’m thankful the officer wasn’t seriously hurt.
guees you missed the moment when the cop yelled at him to get out of the car immediatly.
and concerning the obey of rules....he was in prison for 16ys for a crime he didnt comit; i guess after that he was finished with following the rules.
@@Chrona-pl6qtWas it that’s officer who held him in prison for 16 years??? He obviously held a grudge. But that grudge cost him his life. So it’s on him if he didn’t want to listen anymore. The officer involved did exactly what he should have. Glad the Officer is uninjured. Sad the other guy is dead but that’s in him.
Families need to stop playing the race card. It was boring 20 years ago. So how it’s just pathetic.
"Facts and video footage does not matter! We want a big payout for our family criminal's inability to drive safely, and to grasp the concept of legal authority." He F'd around and found out the hard way that Georgia wasn't going to tolerate his bullshinto!
His brother was a gentle person?!!!
He looked real loving the way he was hugging that cop 😂😂😂
i think he was giving him a tiger style hug, that's some love right there.
lol
"Your brother was a gentle person"... NOT. Not by this action. PRAYERS for all involved. This video proved otherwise brother. I will pray for you and your family for the death of your brother. God will see for your healing. And for you all to seek out a different non confrontational way of being "a gentle person"