Not to mention. They're all talking to each other on smartphones. Take a pic and send it to the unit that's with the victim. She can verify instantly. These cops are dumb as shit.
@@Lord3nder That is exactly the problem. This whole situation should have been resolved in 5 min. Have one cop take a full body pic and send it to the right people now it's all over.
It's beyond me how you can be jailed for "resisting arrest" when all you are trying to do is protect yourself from people attacking you, even if those people are cops with unjustified reasoning and lies! I truly hope all these victims receive true justice... So sad it breaks my heart
It's not that complicated. The police have the lawful authority to detain you if they have reasonable grounds to do so. You are legally required to fully comply. If you try to fight back, it's a crime. What part of that are you struggling to understand? Do you think it shouldn't be a crime to resist lawful order? Should every criminal be allowed to fight back against the police during every arrest with zero consequences?
Yeah man, it really isn't that complicated..."If they have reasonable grounds to do so." That right there. No one should get charged for resisting arrest if the arrest itself was unlawful. You know who should get charged in each of these cases? The officers. The only time anyone should be charged with resisting arrest is if they resist and actually did commit a crime. Stop defending a broken legal system and cops who don't know their own ass from their elbow. These situations are the exact reasons people have issues with cops.. Should they not be held to the same standards as anyone else? F the police dude. Except for the 5% of policemen who are decent (and that's me being generous).
@@lordgrindleton6595 Fighting an unlawful arrest is not made during arrest, it's made in court. In any job, when you are under threat (Ex. Robbery), you are asked to comply with the criminal. That also applies to criminals in uniform. It is human nature to seek freedom and emotions like fear can get us to act in unexpected ways, but we must try to maintain our cool when faced with such situations and act in our best interest.
@@NasTwice Yes totally. Let us continue doing the same thing we've been doing that has gotten us to this point in the first place. Makes sense. Life is all about maintaining our cool and compliance as we consistently get F'd in the ass. So as long as we remain docile in the midst of tyranny we'll be fine and everything will be merry. We must always remain as logical as possible because our emotions are immature, invalid, and are rooted in deception.. We should only fight back through means that are already put into place. Yes, the same channels our tyrannical system has institutionalized, and graciously permitted us to use, are indeed the ones we should be fighting our battles through. Thank you for enlightening me on what our best interest is. It is without a doubt, this very opinion, that keeps our future looking so bright. Cheers!
@@lordgrindleton6595 Ah yes, twisting my words to fit the narrative you reject. Lemme phrase it easier for you, when bad man with pewpew is mean, listen to him until you safe. Protest, sue, manifest, revolt, bear arms, vote, complain, perform domestic terrorist, I don't care. You cant push for change during the arrest, it happens before or after. That's the point I'm trying to make. Compliance during an arrest, for the curreny time, is your safest option. Everything else comes after
What's crazy is that lying to the cops is ACTUALLY a crime that's dangerous to everybody involved, but ID refusals, which most of the time isn't a crime, gets more scrutiny.
@@utredragnarson6958 It's absolutely ridiculous how small minded these people are. They're so unfamiliar with how people of other cultures look and dress that they see a Saudi Muslim man and thought "terrorist". How boring and ignorant do you have to be? You've never watched any TH-cam videos about how the rest of the world lives?
That is Racism in it's purist. I remember in the 70's .I you were black, wore a leather with Dark Sunglasses. White women would call Police claiming a Black Panther was following them. I wish we could see the consequences the cops faced. This would send a message to all.
Its actually insane how easy u can become a cop in the US. I always thought that it would take atleast 2 - 4 years of school, as thats a pretty standard time where i life. Apparently its only 6 months in the US? and that includes learning on the job, while here at my region its literally up to 4 years until you even get to the practical experience stuff...
We can all admit the first guy could've just showed ID immediately and the cop would've left. What's the point of resisting this hard? "Because I can" is not an answer.
Holy shit. That lawyer watched, recorded, uploaded, shared with the news, told the cop he'd be a witness against him for using uneccessary force and starting recording them again. He said no bullshit on his watch!!
The third story is a damn shame. That man did NOTHING wrong, was misidentified by the cops, forced into cuffs and the car, then the cops found out it WASN'T him, and they still looked for ANY charges they could press. Just admit you f*cked up and let him go!! 😡 Eta: good on those lawyers for not bowing down to those crooked cops!
I'm usually 1 of the first to raise my voice against racist cops. With the info these cops had made it so they HAD to respond with force! I mean, how would you WANT them to react if it wasn't a fake call? It's sad, and the guy deserves restitution for his suffering, but for the most part the cops did what they had to! Can't fault them for not being able to read minds!
Yeah, I was particularly disappointed in the black cop for obvious reasons. He knows exactly what is going on there & yet, he seems to be leading the pack of morons boo-hooing about how "the innocent guy like maybe, sorta, kinda kicked him a little as a group of menstuffed him in a vehicle... against his will... for a crime he didnt commit." 😑 Its so absurd he cant even say it without trying to dial it back as he says the lie! The only description I ever heard those cops get over that radio was "Lime Green Shirt" (which is beyond vague) & it didnt seem like they could get on the same page about what lime green even looked like... so thats a nothing-burger of description. They had nothing. Nada.
i feel like they reach a point of no return, and refuse to accept anything else. so cringe, if you ever were around before body cams this type of shiht happened all the time or if you were kids playing and a karen came up she would make up a whole story to the police and you were cooked because no cams etc.
@@MishaThePolly_TherianI agree that they have no way of reading minds, but even AFTER figuring out who he was, they STILL were looking for reasons to charge him, and that’s the main problem. Unfortunately, people sometimes end up being at the wrong place at the wrong time, and misidentification happens, but it’s how it’s handled that is the issue here. He is under no legal obligation to give him his info, even though it could have made things easier for the cops. We do NOT have to help the police with their own investigations. I probably would have given my info just to make things go faster, but I understand why others don’t feel comfortable doing so, and they shouldn’t be retaliated against for that when it’s not even illegal.
Those cops were a$$holes. That man should’ve never been put in that situation. There were other ways for them to handle it. Much better ways! They caused everything that occurred. They’re terrible at their jobs. End of story.
I liked his response. Lawyer: Get out of my officer before I call the real cops. Police: we are here to investigation a crime. Lawyer: The criminal is right there. Police: he isn't the criminal Lawyer: I don't like the police or the way he treated that gentleman.
Love it. I bet the cops went there to convince him not to testify, or to win him over on their side. It went down the drain and made the cops frustrated.
His response was retarded. If you call 911, he was gonna get those cops. As lawyer, he should have known that to challenge the vops he is so against in case means to give his information and show up when called. How is he a lawyer with that dumb of a response? He talked like a civilian with no law degree lmfao
7 cop cars bc the guy looks like a suspect in a BURGLARY!??!!?!?? Plus, he’s wearing a tank top and shorts…WHERE did he hide all the stuff he supposedly burgled???????
When the cops make a mistake and attack citizens, they should not be able to use resistance as a charge! That's absurd as it is reflex to resist! Cops should offer their victims their apologies!
It should be more than that. Like if it happens it’s citizens should get a small decrease in taxes or some sort of legal privilege. Imagine if every time a civilian did something wrong they could get out of it with just an apology.
Resisting is such a ridiculous charge. It's way too broad and really shouldn't even exist except in severe cases, like violent resistance, but even then, you could cover it by just charging them with assault of an officer or something.
People should never resist. Help the cop out so he can do his job move onto the correct person. Comply even if you’re not the person he thinks you are.
I live in Scotland and got grabbed by police when out for a jog. I had music on and apparently they had been chasing me for some time, I stopped when 2 cars sped towards me into oncoming traffic. They restrained my arms behind my back then walked off without so much as an apology when they realised I was the wrong guy. Said nothing to me. Someone who knew me happened to see it and rumours started. Top class policing 👍
@kennedybothe3693 it's always unnecessary. Haven't you noticed that 30 cops will show up to a incident and 28 of them will just stand around doing nothing.
One of the cops, the one coughing, originally said "i don't think i got hit" changed his mind after his buddy changed his story, but couldn't think of anything and said "i think i got hit in the SHIRT" What charge would that be??????
The desk clerk & her family need to be prosecuted for their false claims. That poor man was just going about his business & that ignorant woman freaked out.
Not to mention the stress of the situation led him on to a stroke which would have resulted in permanent brain damage and consequences for the rest of his life. Revolting.
Disgusting! The fact that she apparently gossiped to her sister that he had 'pledged alliance to ISIS' is utterly disgraceful! Apart from anything else, even if he had, she wouldn't have understood - they don't conveniently call it ISIS in Arabic, for the benefit of eavesdropping Americans! Even if he had spelled it out for her in English, so what? Religious affiliation is not a crime in the US. Pure spite and ignorance and I hope there were consequences for the whole family. The victim of her nastiness will probably never recover from the stroke caused by her vicious gossiping causing this completely unfounded SWAT attack.
Desk clerk yes, family no. All the family knew is that a family member texted from what the text implied was a terrorist attack. They contacted the police, which is the correct response. (They are all part of the same family and could be all racist assholes, who knows? But, the other family members didn't do anything wrong in this specific case.)
I was told by a cop, 3 years ago, that I fit the description of a man they were looking for. They threw me in a police car, and I didn't resist, but after 30 minutes let me go. I found out later that the man they were looking for was a white man, 5 foot 6, and 30 years old. I'm black, 6 foot 1, and was 56 years old. I sued, but the judge threw the case out saying it was a "honest" mistake. 🖕🏽 the police, and 🖕🏽 the justice system too!
17:39 The guy matches the description, except the beard. Cop thought "well, maybe he grew a beard in the last 60 mins. Let's see how bad we can fuck up now"
Even if they do tell you, it's not like you should believe them. They are allowed to lie and say whatever they want to further their investigations. Only feds have a requirement to be honest. Local/state cops are trained to be liars. It's disgusting that our legal system has developed in this way.
Where I live the first thing an officer, sheriff or Trooper says is their name, office and why they stopped you. I rarely here about situations like these. Courtesy goes a long way for cooperation.
But that lawyers actions allowed the actual criminal to get away. Luckily he was found later and arrested on something unrelated to the event in this video. White liberal fragility allowed a criminal to escape.
@@meshuggahlad7 whatever man were not talking about that -- the cops fucked up and tried to lie about it and got caught in the process. Shouldnt have done that. Spare me the white liberal fragility speech because your sounding kinda fragile yourself.
How embarrassing for the Avon PD. Acting that way based solely on an anonymous tip from a Fairfield Inn desk attendant who - instead of notifying her manager or calling the police herself - texted her little sister. The PD caused an innocent man to have a stroke. Terrible.
Well, what can they do, just ignore it? The only people at fault are the caller, noone else. Let's stop pretending that cops are the source of all evil, literally what could they do better in this situation?
This was pretty much a classic case of swatting. There should be stricter punishment for that sort of stuff. Plus even if he did say he pledges allegiance to ISIS he still wouldn't have broken any laws.
And that stupidity could have killed that poor man!! He chose to come to that hospital, I’m going to assume for their optimal stroke care, and that happened instead. I hope the entire city of Avon was ashamed!
There's only 1 real question that needs answered... 1. Is that the correct suspect? Everything that happened was a result of bad policing. Their failure to properly investigate to ensure they had the proper suspect is what caused an innocent man to be reasonably angry at being accused of a crime he did NOT commit. The actions taken by the officers excarcerbated the situation and they stole the man's freedom. Any person who steals another's freedom without justification should be jailed themselves. He was NOT required to I.D. himself, and that pissed them off, so they elevated their response and roughed him up.
Never ever trust a public servant . Ever , always video them as they seem to lose there footage alot. Also a bit of a cheek to sing about freedom and liberty 😅 land of the free my arse
@@alistairpayne5357 yes always record for safety but also be respectful and calm and if they are in the wrong you can fight it in court with your footage or witnesses
He first said he got hit in the leg and eye when trying to get him in. It may not have hurt at first. The main officer said he didn’t get hurt or he didn’t think he got hit but officers pointed out he had a scratch on his arm that he couldn’t see
He said he was fine that doesnt mean he wasnt hurt lol. Especially when you have adrenaline in a stressful situation. From the beginning he stated he was kicked. It really isnt hard to understand, its crazy seeing you people having difficulty processing what happened in these videos smh
That's not a contradiction. I can fall over and be in pain but if somebody asks me "Are you okay", I can see "yeah I'm fine". It just means I have no serious injuries that need to be worried about. But when going over the specifics later, you can say "yeah he kicked me in the leg. It hurts a little bit". There's no contradiction.
I’ve found the easiest way to tell when cops are lying is to look at their lips…if the lips appear to be moving and sound is coming out of their mouth you can be nearly 99% sure it’s a lie.
28:28 - Imagine how terrifying this situation must be for the innocent citizen who is just minding their own business... A bunch of yelling cops appear and point guns at you, *and you have absolutely no idea why.* How would YOU react???
His crime was wearing a kandora 😂 .. what a sick way to treat an old man with medical condition he went for treatment and got one extra stroke. USA is not a safe place to live. He should have gone to Europe instead
@@MrTheOSSA same reponse in europe if they get a call about someone being a potential terrorist, they acted on the original call which was false, dont blame the cops on that
for anyone who's curious, the second guy works at a hospital as an assistant nurse manager, he turned down the job offer but indeed went to the training session.
The guy that “ met the description “ ( Matthias) and the cops battered and shoved into the police car…….all the cops had smart phones, they could have simply took a picture and sent over to the officers with the victim. It’s all about their egos and perceived authority.
My wife had a situation like this. A corporal walked up silently behind her while she was cleaning our van out. He snatched her and yanked her out of the car then slammed her against the van. We were at a hotel at the time. What makes it worse, is there were US Marshals looking for someone the last couple days and we were even talked to and voluntarily have id's. Back to the corporal, he handcuffed her and was extremely rough and demanded that she was this other chick. Numerous officers showed up and never said anything..... INCLUDING THE MARSHALS. He continued to yell at her to hold still (my wife has early onset Parkinson's) and tried to use the camera that identifies people. After that failed numerous times the officer continued to demand she was here. Finally someone higher than him showed balls and stopped it. It wasn't until that time that the marshals decided to say something. Made a formal complaint that went nowhere. Thanks La Mesa California PD. Mind you, there was no apologies either on scene or through the complaint process.
@@Natasha_-_ so we original talked to one and the amount of money we'd have to put up was insane. I literally went all the way up to the mayor and ain't nobody give two 💩💩 about it. Funny how it is like 14 officers, not one had a body cam at the time 🤔
The 3rd cops literally had the ID of the person they were looking for, and still couldn't tell they had the wrong guy. Qualified immunity needs to be ended
To me the fact that you don't Have to show your ID doesn't mean that you shouldn't.What does it cost you to just show à fucking piece of paper?Your pride?Cry me a river.If you wanna play though guy don't expect any mercy
Qualified immunity is what makes the police force one of the largest gangs in America. If people were held accountable for their actions regardless of status, things would be less corrupt.
@@miramarsebastien7970 "Just don't exercise your rights, stupid." I agree, they're just for show, you shouldn't actually use them. The constitution is merely a work of art designed to be admired, but never utilized, like an Italian sports car, or a glass dildo.
A few years ago, there was a situation of a guy robbing Subway restaurants in my area. They had him on camera, and when I saw him, my heart completely sank. It was an overweight black man with dreadlocks. It's not a totally common look, but it's a look I share. I avoided all Subway restaurants until he was finally picked up a few weeks later. I know it sounds paranoid to some people, but I felt like I had to avoid Subway restaurants out of my own safety because of how easily I could have been mistaken for a criminal. To this day I believe I was correct to do what I did.
@@thecaricature You are not required to prove your innocence, the state must prove that you are guilty. If you don't have that simple right then you have NONE.
@@FroddyPlay Just curiosity here but if they know the name but you don't give them the name how to prove it then? Let's say you roughly match the suspect but the name would give it away 100%. Is the standard to let the person like that go or how does this work?
@@thecaricature If there is no reasonable suspicion that the person who they stopped committed a crime, then yes let them go. Get a warrant and arrest the actual criminal instead of stopping random people.
@@thecaricature Bingo! And in my situation, someone robbing Subway restaurants at gunpoint would probably put any law enforcement or even Subway workers on edge. Since the guy looked pretty similar to me I thought it better for my own safety I just don't go near Subway restaurants. They could have very easily said "You fit the description of an armed robber who has been targeting Subway".
7 cops in cars for a burglary? Do they really think anyone should believe that?? Normally you report a burg and your lucky to hear from a non sworn worker after 3 days! Maybe someone stole the donuts outta a cop car.
Second one... like who is looking for the other guy who ACTUALLY did the burglary when there's like 8 cruisers all showing up just for the detained person?
@@notsogr8k813all that for what? All that for someone who matched the description. You idiots act dumb on purpose so you can make it a big deal. The second interaction went perfectly and had reason.
Why don't cops use those hunks of plastic in their pockets as they should be used(cellphone)instead of just paperweights...Then they just txt over a picture of their suspect and compare it...And why do I have to even suggest it? Aren't there people working for the cops that should be suggesting these type things???
Boy I love how they flip the script, once they know they f***** up..... and not once have I ever heard one of these that arrested the wrong person apologize for their misdoings and the wrongful actions they took.
@@whoshilohbut after they are proven to be innocent, all charges should be dropped. It’s not illegal to resist arrest if you are innocent and know it’s an unlawful arrest Edit: Apparently it is not legal to do that in the US, I assumed it was since I believe you can do that here in the UK.
@@whoshiloh The police can not just kidnapp you with zero reason. I could say someone was wearing a shirt looking like you assaulted me and you think its okay for them to just go grab you off the street and lock you up?
Omg, Karen calling her family and saying she's scared of the foreign gentleman resulting in a SWAT style response and the poor guy passing out is f*cking ridiculous! He did nothing to deserve that. Ugh, shit like that makes me so mad.
Cops get pissed if you ask questions or try to explain something When dealing with these kind of cops it puts you in an aggravated mood Then they want to accuse you of being aggressive
Classic cop huddle; they know they messed up, and started to invent reasons to justify their actions. "Is that a papercut I see on your finger? That's definitely attempted murder charge we can put on him right there.."
All the cops had to do was just have the guy stand there while another cop drove by with the victim who could identify it was the wrong person. But NOOOO the cops had to go the forceful way.
They mentioned that she has kids at home so she couldn't leave, but simply taking a picture of him and driving over with said picture would have worked too. I imagine because it was in public, that would have been fine.
My friend, cops in the US can litterally kill people and have no repercussions. In a lot of cases, even when a cop is fired for brutality or whatever it may be, they will get hired with another police department.
Man. That third story boils my blood. They literally assaulted and kidnapped the man. And they STILL tried to find something to get him on so that they can downplay how badly they screwed up. There isn't enough money in the world to make that okay.
@@destroya3303• You mean all the innocent man (not a suspect) had to do was give up all his rights so the cops didn’t treat him like a person guilty of committing a crime. The worst part about all these video clips is the cops still have their jobs when every one of them should have been fired.
The poor guy in his front yard getting profiled was uncalled for. Once they took his wallet and identified he wasn’t who they thought he was they continued to try and arrest him. Officers name wasn’t released and charges weren’t pressed. All I can say is better move if you live in whatever county they lived in. Sounds like the judges back the blue a little too much there
I've noticed footage of a lot of these incidents often involves at least one officer on camera wearing a back the blue related bracelet, or even sporting a tattoo of it. Not to say everyone wearing that is going to act in such ways but... It may be cause to more closely monitor their arrests, a potential sign of feeling the need to be defensive of or insecure in their position.
If he didn't want to be the Next one to get killed, why not just dispel the officers suspicion and show an ID like any sane person. "Oh. Clarence. I'm sorry. Have a nice day"
@bojohannesen4352 Although a small % of me feels the same way (just show the ID part), th3 majory of my opinion leans towards the actual law. Nowadays people can be so vindictive. Cops are people as well, which means they can be the same way. Since everyone in the world come from different backgrounds, we all aren't wired the same way. On top of that, you never know what trauma someone has faced at the hands of people they were supposed to trust (i.e., parents, a family member, cops, etc). Therefore, each of us react differently in different circumstances. We say, "Dang! Just give them what the heck they're asking for, and everything will be just fine!" However, since the Constitution is the Constitution and the law is the law, police can't just choose when they want to follow the law or uphold the constitution. As the world is already hell, image what it would be like if "all we have to do is give ID", we'd be in an even worse mess. Lastly, it depends on th3 situation whether or not I would give my info if a cop detained me for on a suspicion
@@bojohannesen4352Because they don't have to. It's the law that you don't have to identify yourself unless you are connected to a crime or that you are driving. If a cop racially profiles you, you think if they get your information, they will just stop at that? No they can look up your history and everything. Like seriously giving up your information is the dumbest thing you can do because that allows everyone to know. Hell the internet is taking our information everything just by using it. Please go look up the law and realize that being nice doesn't always end well for everyone.
@@sackpac4902true, he wasnt arrested, but detained until they can confirm his identity or catch the suspect. the person made it worse for himself by resisting and making their jobs difficult.
I had the cops show up to my house with a warrant once for someone with the same name as me, but fortunately they figured out I was about 25 years too young to be the guy they were looking for and I was only cuffed for about 5 minutes. Sad to see how far they can go sometimes.
In Norway that simply wouldn't happen. 1: There is no need for handcuffs unless you resist. 2: You would've been able to properly identify yourself first, so #1 wouldn't be an issue.
👀 Are you sure it wasn't you? Maybe you dyed your hair and worked out. Did the popo ask for ID and make sure? Did they finger print and line you up to make sure nobody thinks you did something else?👀
@@TheMastaPlan its sad to see this person even got handcuffs put on to him. Wth is with sickening stupid fuck cops thinking they can just cuff people like its a god damn game. The cuffs are for people who are ARRESTED. Nobody wants to be put in those fucking things, ever felt helpless? i bet you havent spoiled mf. These people on video didnt have the right name, right location, right god damn anything. sAd To SeE hOw FaR ThEY Go Shut the fuck up dumbass christ
You know, imagine if cops would be like "Hey Sir excuse me do you have a minute I would like to ask you a question." instead of "WHATS YOUR NAME TELL ME RIGHT NOW! "That's already escalating the situation.
Erm, they are not certain thats why they want to check other feature over the radio because description from people and reports are usually not 100% correct and any person who matches large portion of the description will be treated as suspect and detained for further information
@@cwingnam "description from people and reports are usually not 100% correct" - It was his ex-wife who called them, not some random passer by. Jesus wept.
Good policing requires a level of humility that these officers lack. The way these officers conducted themselves is a prime example of why qualified immunity shouldn't apply to them.
you spelled it wrong its with an i but yeah its understandable how they fuxked up you just did it. Doesn't excuse that they did it and then straight up lied to their superior though.
Isn’t handcuffing someone equal to detaining and arresting, literally taking their right to leave. This is so horrible and terribly sad. You know people react to how they are treated….is there any training in the USA to be a police officer ?
IMO, if cops are going to put someone in handcuffs they better be able to immediately state what the arrestable offense is. Stating "hold on, we're figuring it out" should be an automatic 4th Amendment violation.
When we come to property we allow you cattle to have, you are to be polite and courteous. We allow you cattle to live on some property because you pay and obey, remember that.
That 3rd story...do they not realize how easy it would've been to ask the victim tosend a pic or send one to her? It could've stopped the whole damn thing without even stopping him! Ridiculous!
Well, I mean... @03:04 in the video, for the first case, they literally had a pic of the actual suspect and STILL continued to misidentify him. Some of these white cops cannot tell certain black men apart to save their lives. They see dreadlocks and a beard and get tunnel vision, I guess
well, she was already choked out, so we don't know if she was able to provide a pic or if the suspect was an ex-boyfriend or ex-husband, and most people don't keep pics of their violent ex's with them. Not enough known parameters to make that determination. The guy providing his ID would have eliminated all of this. The cops did nothing wrong, and it was totally in their legal right to stop and detain him.
@@sackpac4902 Except the guy did not have to provide his ID. If you're gonna talk about legal rights, as far as I know, legally, he doesn't have to. What WOULD have eliminated any issues was just complying with the officer's orders. You can refuse to give your ID, just accept that you will be detained for a few minutes or an hour or so until they figure out that you're not the suspect. Resisting arrest and assaulting police officers when you weren't even the suspect is a moronic move when the detainment was a non-issue to start off with. Especially if you already have a robbery warrant.
@@swedishshortsnout5610 And I never said he did. I said, "The guy providing his ID would have eliminated all of this." The average law-abiding citizen, knowing they were innocent, would have just provided ID and avoided the added felony charges for assaulting officers when the officers were well within their rights to do what they did..
Second guy... Police: "See it from our point of view.". They're oooking for a suspect in a burglary. The guy yas a tank top and running shorts. Where does he keep the 50" tv or the iPad? 😂
Third story is so disgusting. Omg. We all need to learn to live stream if we have a police encounter. Call all people nearby to show up in force. This is just sickening.
As a conservative white guy that lives in southern Appalachia, there is nothing that boils my blood more than unwavering loyalty to police, government, politicians, etc. I may have a belief system I live by, but I don’t give any entity the benefit of the doubt when it comes to being tyrannical to our citizens. What happened to that man from the UAE at the hotel was pitiful. And although I am someone that tries to be cordial with police during an interaction, you better believe I’m gonna be madder than hell if they call me by some other name, ask for my ID with no explanation, etc. They ain’t getting my info either lol
It's really scary being a suspect of terrorism. I was profiled at an airport in the Netherlands in 2003 and that is legit one of the scariest things I lived in my life. I have dealt with some shady persons that live of illicit activities but they don't scare me as much as police. They're legal mob.
@@samwiserandowas it the full head of hair and looking late 20s at most that made you say that? Considering the actual suspect looked mid-40s and had late stage male pattern baldness. They didn’t look alike lol. Not even the same weight class, the suspect was 30 pounds lighter easily.
You need to understand that you are on the side of the police if you are a conservative. You vote in racism, that’s what gets put into place. Think about it
The first story is a great example of everyone handling things right (not necessarily the right way legally, idk) to keep everyone safe and not escalate things.
Mad respect for the second guy for maintaining his cool through that situation. He handled himself like a true gentleman. I see no reason why the cop felt the need to lecture this man. He was clearly in better control of his emotions than the cops were.
Cops weren't lecturing him. Just wanted him to understand why they're doing it, because as soon as something like that happens everybody screams racist every damn time when it clearly wasn't. Dude fit the description. It's in his best interest to cooperate and it's gonna be the least bothersome for both parties.
@@JMPERager The cops didn't but that cop was. I found his tone to be particularly condescending. It would have been better if he didn't mention race in that context. I get it. Race is a sensitive issue, but it was clear the only reason race was involve, at least in that case, was because he fit the description of the suspect. The cops aren't clairvoyant. Descriptions are never perfect. The cop may have felt pressure to explain himself. I just don't think the way he did it was appropriate. It's like going on a date and immediately announcing to the girl that you are against assault. Even if you had the best intentions explaining that to her, now you got her thinking about you and assault.
@@anzwertree I doubt neither you, me or anyone else knows what the "correct" way of doing it is. If you look for ill intent you will find it. So, why be so pessimistic and look for it?
@@JMPERager I'm not looking for ill intent. As I said, it fundamentally doesn't matter if there was ill intent or not. Perception is king. Instead of explaining you aren't racist, sexist, whatever, you show it. You don't need to explain how a law abiding citizen should behave if they're not causing a problem.
@@anzwertree "because as soon as something like that happens everybody screams racist every damn time when it clearly wasn't" I already said what was need to be said.
My wife was arrested outside our house on her way home from work. They said she matched the description of a black girl, in the next town over, who stole a car. She was literally walking home in her uniform. When will it ever make sense?
I'm sorry that happened to her. I bet she was scared and angry later I'm white and I can say I had a lot of different colored friends who All have had that happen. Some were tasered, some cuffed and all were thrown to the ground. But not me ever. I've never "fit a description" and I'm almost half a century old 😢
@karenbrown6348 Yea she was cuffed. We were new to town and it was so embarrassing for her and it really soured our purchase of our new home. I was at work and was so angry, but felt helpless because she was too scared to file a complaint. And there's a lot of things about this that is hard to type out, but the main thing for me was, if there was a white guy who stole a car the next town over, would I be detained along with every other white guy? No, probably not, because it wouldn't make any sense. So why was she cuffed and talked to like a criminal? It's a question we have to keep pushing for an answer to, and for some meaningful change to occur.
@asimhussain8716 No I wont. There's always at least one person like you. If you are trying to troll, you are wasting your time here, I won't engage with someone who isn't even pretending to care and just wants attention. I know people like you just want a reaction, no matter how stupid you sound.
@@asimhussain8716Wow. Call me a dumb Brit but you sound massively heartless just from that first line. How about they learn logic. Girl DRIVING is who they're looking for. Girl WALKING AND IN WORK UNIFORM is who they decide to pick on. These people are deafer and dumber than I am and I'm pretty deaf and dumb XD
@@asimhussain8716if the person is nowhere near the description of the suspect then the coos have no reason to stop them, its just ignorant cops single-ing someone out because of pure hatred.
20:44 they KNOW they did not get assaulted. That was some shady ass BS. One of the cops even said "I don't know if I got assaulted." Insinuating he thinks that was a far reach. That was shady. So so glad he just happened to be witnessed by nearby law firm employees
The way they responded to the lawyer was so telling. The lawyer even said, i do not want that guy in our building. Well, that is criminal trespassing at that point, as that cop involved with the arrest had no business being there, as he was now a involved party in this drama. It frankly felt like witness intimidation at the point. But no, cops are immune to this. You can tell from the other cop, getting irritated with the lawyer for not being a good little sheep.
"I've got you now Quintin!"
"My name is not Quintin"
"Ha Ha! Silly Quintin."
"Typical Quintin"
I could tell that dude was telling the truth and I'm suspicious of everyone when it comes to lying.
I mean let’s be real he looked like a scumbag
Guilty people won't give out their name, or show ID.
@@cor1ija niether will the innocent
"He matched the description, except for the beard". Priceless. Yea, the dude grew a beard in 20 minutes.
Not to mention. They're all talking to each other on smartphones. Take a pic and send it to the unit that's with the victim. She can verify instantly. These cops are dumb as shit.
It is possible, Samson grew all his hair back and a few short minutes 😮
These serious criminals will do anything to escape.
samson is a fictional character of abook bro@@joefox9765
@joefox9765 wow... you're a clown.
@@Lord3nder That is exactly the problem. This whole situation should have been resolved in 5 min. Have one cop take a full body pic and send it to the right people now it's all over.
It's beyond me how you can be jailed for "resisting arrest" when all you are trying to do is protect yourself from people attacking you, even if those people are cops with unjustified reasoning and lies!
I truly hope all these victims receive true justice... So sad it breaks my heart
It's not that complicated. The police have the lawful authority to detain you if they have reasonable grounds to do so. You are legally required to fully comply. If you try to fight back, it's a crime. What part of that are you struggling to understand? Do you think it shouldn't be a crime to resist lawful order? Should every criminal be allowed to fight back against the police during every arrest with zero consequences?
Yeah man, it really isn't that complicated..."If they have reasonable grounds to do so." That right there. No one should get charged for resisting arrest if the arrest itself was unlawful. You know who should get charged in each of these cases? The officers. The only time anyone should be charged with resisting arrest is if they resist and actually did commit a crime. Stop defending a broken legal system and cops who don't know their own ass from their elbow. These situations are the exact reasons people have issues with cops.. Should they not be held to the same standards as anyone else? F the police dude. Except for the 5% of policemen who are decent (and that's me being generous).
@@lordgrindleton6595 Fighting an unlawful arrest is not made during arrest, it's made in court. In any job, when you are under threat (Ex. Robbery), you are asked to comply with the criminal. That also applies to criminals in uniform. It is human nature to seek freedom and emotions like fear can get us to act in unexpected ways, but we must try to maintain our cool when faced with such situations and act in our best interest.
@@NasTwice Yes totally. Let us continue doing the same thing we've been doing that has gotten us to this point in the first place. Makes sense. Life is all about maintaining our cool and compliance as we consistently get F'd in the ass. So as long as we remain docile in the midst of tyranny we'll be fine and everything will be merry.
We must always remain as logical as possible because our emotions are immature, invalid, and are rooted in deception.. We should only fight back through means that are already put into place. Yes, the same channels our tyrannical system has institutionalized, and graciously permitted us to use, are indeed the ones we should be fighting our battles through. Thank you for enlightening me on what our best interest is. It is without a doubt, this very opinion, that keeps our future looking so bright. Cheers!
@@lordgrindleton6595 Ah yes, twisting my words to fit the narrative you reject. Lemme phrase it easier for you, when bad man with pewpew is mean, listen to him until you safe.
Protest, sue, manifest, revolt, bear arms, vote, complain, perform domestic terrorist, I don't care. You cant push for change during the arrest, it happens before or after. That's the point I'm trying to make. Compliance during an arrest, for the curreny time, is your safest option. Everything else comes after
Imagine the cops stopping you and first thing they say is “So we’re not racist but we’re gonna have to detain you” lmao
Lmaoooooooooo
That cop was not racist in the slightest. Wasn't even white if you wanna go there.
"He's pledging his allegiance to ISIS" That woman should have been jailed for that lie.
What's crazy is that lying to the cops is ACTUALLY a crime that's dangerous to everybody involved, but ID refusals, which most of the time isn't a crime, gets more scrutiny.
It doesnt take an idiot to realize such a bullshit claim.
Her actions shortened that poor mans life with a stroke and almost go him killed. All because she saw how he was dressed and thought terrorist.
@@utredragnarson6958
It's absolutely ridiculous how small minded these people are. They're so unfamiliar with how people of other cultures look and dress that they see a Saudi Muslim man and thought "terrorist". How boring and ignorant do you have to be? You've never watched any TH-cam videos about how the rest of the world lives?
That is Racism in it's purist. I remember in the 70's .I you were black, wore a leather with Dark Sunglasses. White women would call Police claiming a Black Panther was following them.
I wish we could see the consequences the cops faced. This would send a message to all.
This is what happens when it takes longer to become certified as a hairdresser than it does to become a police officer.
Literally ^
Its actually insane how easy u can become a cop in the US.
I always thought that it would take atleast 2 - 4 years of school, as thats a pretty standard time where i life.
Apparently its only 6 months in the US? and that includes learning on the job, while here at my region its literally up to 4 years until you even get to the practical experience stuff...
@@FlugwurstGamingand that’s how it should be
Reason is that if they made the standards higher, they'd have a super hard time finding enough qualified people.
We can all admit the first guy could've just showed ID immediately and the cop would've left.
What's the point of resisting this hard? "Because I can" is not an answer.
Holy shit. That lawyer watched, recorded, uploaded, shared with the news, told the cop he'd be a witness against him for using uneccessary force and starting recording them again. He said no bullshit on his watch!!
Right straight out of a lawyer's mouth "I don't trust cops"!
The third story is a damn shame. That man did NOTHING wrong, was misidentified by the cops, forced into cuffs and the car, then the cops found out it WASN'T him, and they still looked for ANY charges they could press. Just admit you f*cked up and let him go!! 😡
Eta: good on those lawyers for not bowing down to those crooked cops!
I'm usually 1 of the first to raise my voice against racist cops. With the info these cops had made it so they HAD to respond with force! I mean, how would you WANT them to react if it wasn't a fake call? It's sad, and the guy deserves restitution for his suffering, but for the most part the cops did what they had to! Can't fault them for not being able to read minds!
Yeah, I was particularly disappointed in the black cop for obvious reasons. He knows exactly what is going on there & yet, he seems to be leading the pack of morons boo-hooing about how "the innocent guy like maybe, sorta, kinda kicked him a little as a group of menstuffed him in a vehicle... against his will... for a crime he didnt commit." 😑 Its so absurd he cant even say it without trying to dial it back as he says the lie! The only description I ever heard those cops get over that radio was "Lime Green Shirt" (which is beyond vague) & it didnt seem like they could get on the same page about what lime green even looked like... so thats a nothing-burger of description. They had nothing. Nada.
i feel like they reach a point of no return, and refuse to accept anything else. so cringe, if you ever were around before body cams this type of shiht happened all the time or if you were kids playing and a karen came up she would make up a whole story to the police and you were cooked because no cams etc.
@@MishaThePolly_TherianI agree that they have no way of reading minds, but even AFTER figuring out who he was, they STILL were looking for reasons to charge him, and that’s the main problem. Unfortunately, people sometimes end up being at the wrong place at the wrong time, and misidentification happens, but it’s how it’s handled that is the issue here. He is under no legal obligation to give him his info, even though it could have made things easier for the cops. We do NOT have to help the police with their own investigations. I probably would have given my info just to make things go faster, but I understand why others don’t feel comfortable doing so, and they shouldn’t be retaliated against for that when it’s not even illegal.
Those cops were a$$holes. That man should’ve never been put in that situation. There were other ways for them to handle it. Much better ways! They caused everything that occurred. They’re terrible at their jobs. End of story.
Kudos to the lawyer witness. He was extremely well spoken and did all the right things.
I liked his response.
Lawyer: Get out of my officer before I call the real cops.
Police: we are here to investigation a crime.
Lawyer: The criminal is right there.
Police: he isn't the criminal
Lawyer: I don't like the police or the way he treated that gentleman.
Love it. I bet the cops went there to convince him not to testify, or to win him over on their side. It went down the drain and made the cops frustrated.
His response was retarded. If you call 911, he was gonna get those cops. As lawyer, he should have known that to challenge the vops he is so against in case means to give his information and show up when called. How is he a lawyer with that dumb of a response? He talked like a civilian with no law degree lmfao
@@andreassvensson1038yeah but did anything even happen to them?!? I fucking hope so but it doesn't seem like it.
7 cop cars bc the guy looks like a suspect in a BURGLARY!??!!?!?? Plus, he’s wearing a tank top and shorts…WHERE did he hide all the stuff he supposedly burgled???????
18:40
"Are you OK?"
"Yeah a dry throat"
Yeah that happens to liars. . .
😂
I love how the puppy randomly strolls in from out of frame carrying his own leash in the middle of a very tense moment at 26:12
Yep I noticed that too.
Dogs are an abomination
He just wanted a little walky walk
Puppy ❤
I was actually afraid they would shoot it based on other videos ive seen of them killing dogs.
When the cops make a mistake and attack citizens, they should not be able to use resistance as a charge! That's absurd as it is reflex to resist! Cops should offer their victims their apologies!
facts
It should be more than that. Like if it happens it’s citizens should get a small decrease in taxes or some sort of legal privilege. Imagine if every time a civilian did something wrong they could get out of it with just an apology.
Resisting is such a ridiculous charge. It's way too broad and really shouldn't even exist except in severe cases, like violent resistance, but even then, you could cover it by just charging them with assault of an officer or something.
People should never resist. Help the cop out so he can do his job move onto the correct person. Comply even if you’re not the person he thinks you are.
How’s that boot taste?
I love how the last guy was "already acting wierd". I think anybody would act "wierd" when officers go hands on and you have not done anything wrong.
weird
"Get in the car."
"Why?"
"Because I have low self esteem".
cause we want to kidnap you and manufacture charges....shit any one with a brain would fight back
That lawyer was the real public servant dude kept it a buck fidee "there's your criminal" lmao
Right
Police logic 101.
1) That's not the guy we we're looking for.
2) Ok, so what can we use against him to fuck up his life / charge him with?
Why is identifying yourself to cops such a big deal in America?
your name has triple 6 in it. You dont get to ask questions@@l6e6i6n
@@tjhicks3600 Who gives a fuck. Are you scared of numbers?
@@l6e6i6n Because they need to know who you are? They need to know if you have warrants, if you have violent history, all sorts of stuff
@@clap2099 He meant why do people throw a fit instead of just fucking saying your name and walking away...
I live in Scotland and got grabbed by police when out for a jog. I had music on and apparently they had been chasing me for some time, I stopped when 2 cars sped towards me into oncoming traffic. They restrained my arms behind my back then walked off without so much as an apology when they realised I was the wrong guy. Said nothing to me. Someone who knew me happened to see it and rumours started. Top class policing 👍
You really tried to make the second story more crazy than it was. That cop was cool as hell, even recorded for him
all that backup wasn't necessary. but i agree, second cop wasn't bad at all.
@kennedybothe3693 it's always unnecessary. Haven't you noticed that 30 cops will show up to a incident and 28 of them will just stand around doing nothing.
@manuel_g7618 it's always unnecessary until the exact second it isn't
@@kennedybothe3693he looked like Payton manning
The definition of copsplaining. Do what we say and there won't be a problem.
"you got a scratch?" 😂 i swear the pow wows between these cops is like elementary kids in the principal's office.
One of the cops, the one coughing, originally said "i don't think i got hit" changed his mind after his buddy changed his story, but couldn't think of anything and said "i think i got hit in the SHIRT" What charge would that be??????
The desk clerk & her family need to be prosecuted for their false claims. That poor man was just going about his business & that ignorant woman freaked out.
What’s crazy is she made all that up cause she is racist
Not to mention the stress of the situation led him on to a stroke which would have resulted in permanent brain damage and consequences for the rest of his life. Revolting.
Disgusting! The fact that she apparently gossiped to her sister that he had 'pledged alliance to ISIS' is utterly disgraceful! Apart from anything else, even if he had, she wouldn't have understood - they don't conveniently call it ISIS in Arabic, for the benefit of eavesdropping Americans! Even if he had spelled it out for her in English, so what? Religious affiliation is not a crime in the US.
Pure spite and ignorance and I hope there were consequences for the whole family.
The victim of her nastiness will probably never recover from the stroke caused by her vicious gossiping causing this completely unfounded SWAT attack.
Desk clerk yes, family no. All the family knew is that a family member texted from what the text implied was a terrorist attack. They contacted the police, which is the correct response. (They are all part of the same family and could be all racist assholes, who knows? But, the other family members didn't do anything wrong in this specific case.)
Wouldn’t be surprised if the “pledge to ISIS” wasn’t just him signing off a phone call saying “Allahu Akbar”
I was told by a cop, 3 years ago, that I fit the description of a man they were looking for. They threw me in a police car, and I didn't resist, but after 30 minutes let me go. I found out later that the man they were looking for was a white man, 5 foot 6, and 30 years old. I'm black, 6 foot 1, and was 56 years old. I sued, but the judge threw the case out saying it was a "honest" mistake. 🖕🏽 the police, and 🖕🏽 the justice system too!
26:16 W lawyer, W woman, BIG W for the pup walking itself with its own leash lol
17:39
The guy matches the description, except the beard.
Cop thought "well, maybe he grew a beard in the last 60 mins. Let's see how bad we can fuck up now"
@haggis 😂 💯 durty cops trying to look busy
..or the witness/victim could have gotten it wrong. A persons memory can be surprisingly bad when it comes to details and colors.
@@petralehto3825the witness was his ex wife I'm sure she knew what he looked like
I was going to post that! 😂
@@petralehto3825it was a fucking domestic case. You'd suddenly forget how your husband looked like?
“We’ll tell you in a minute…”
That line causes more problems than it has ever prevented. Just tell a person why you’re dragging them out of their car.
In most places they don't legally have to tell you at all, just the court. Let that sink in.
Even if they do tell you, it's not like you should believe them. They are allowed to lie and say whatever they want to further their investigations. Only feds have a requirement to be honest. Local/state cops are trained to be liars. It's disgusting that our legal system has developed in this way.
Where I live the first thing an officer, sheriff or Trooper says is their name, office and why they stopped you. I rarely here about situations like these. Courtesy goes a long way for cooperation.
@@AmbientShadesthey also can’t illegally arrest him
They don't _want_ to treat you like a human being. They get off on treating us like trash.
He's passed out.
He's had a stroke.
Said it in the exact same way someone tells somebody that there kid is tired and needs a nap.
Damn you.
Yeah, because freaking out and yelling really helps
@@gerardolopez3949 He exactly did.
Griffin has even a tank top saying heeist 😂😂😂
I doubt seriously that they recognized the reference.
Dude that lawyer was amazaing. Its great to see people still speak up on a situation when they know its wrong
The cops wanted their info so they can sabotage that report
Absolutely Agree!! That lawyer was awesome!
"There's the criminal right there." He is the real MVP!
But that lawyers actions allowed the actual criminal to get away. Luckily he was found later and arrested on something unrelated to the event in this video. White liberal fragility allowed a criminal to escape.
@@meshuggahlad7 whatever man were not talking about that -- the cops fucked up and tried to lie about it and got caught in the process. Shouldnt have done that. Spare me the white liberal fragility speech because your sounding kinda fragile yourself.
How embarrassing for the Avon PD. Acting that way based solely on an anonymous tip from a Fairfield Inn desk attendant who - instead of notifying her manager or calling the police herself - texted her little sister. The PD caused an innocent man to have a stroke. Terrible.
That was BS, how would the worker have time to tell her sister and father but not tell the police herself??
Well, what can they do, just ignore it? The only people at fault are the caller, noone else. Let's stop pretending that cops are the source of all evil, literally what could they do better in this situation?
This was pretty much a classic case of swatting. There should be stricter punishment for that sort of stuff. Plus even if he did say he pledges allegiance to ISIS he still wouldn't have broken any laws.
That was outrageous she should have lost her job
And that stupidity could have killed that poor man!! He chose to come to that hospital, I’m going to assume for their optimal stroke care, and that happened instead. I hope the entire city of Avon was ashamed!
There's only 1 real question that needs answered...
1. Is that the correct suspect?
Everything that happened was a result of bad policing. Their failure to properly investigate to ensure they had the proper suspect is what caused an innocent man to be reasonably angry at being accused of a crime he did NOT commit. The actions taken by the officers excarcerbated the situation and they stole the man's freedom. Any person who steals another's freedom without justification should be jailed themselves. He was NOT required to I.D. himself, and that pissed them off, so they elevated their response and roughed him up.
Did he say "i wanna say i got hit in my shirt" 😂😂😂😂
"they OFTEN make arrests with little to no information" often is an understatement lol
Honestly i dont have statistics but i dont think it happens as often as you think but the media feeds everyone the bad stuff
They wont let you go after you refuse to tell your name, but you pinky promise you aren't the bad guy?? Shocking.
@@beardsntools exactly
Never ever trust a public servant . Ever , always video them as they seem to lose there footage alot. Also a bit of a cheek to sing about freedom and liberty 😅 land of the free my arse
@@alistairpayne5357 yes always record for safety but also be respectful and calm and if they are in the wrong you can fight it in court with your footage or witnesses
I agree with the attorney. The one policeman said “I’m fine” and then he’s contradicting himself. That’s so wrong.
FUCK the US cops - bitches all around LOL
Yea he was 🐩 for sure “mY lEg hurts right here”
He first said he got hit in the leg and eye when trying to get him in. It may not have hurt at first. The main officer said he didn’t get hurt or he didn’t think he got hit but officers pointed out he had a scratch on his arm that he couldn’t see
He said he was fine that doesnt mean he wasnt hurt lol. Especially when you have adrenaline in a stressful situation. From the beginning he stated he was kicked. It really isnt hard to understand, its crazy seeing you people having difficulty processing what happened in these videos smh
That's not a contradiction. I can fall over and be in pain but if somebody asks me "Are you okay", I can see "yeah I'm fine". It just means I have no serious injuries that need to be worried about.
But when going over the specifics later, you can say "yeah he kicked me in the leg. It hurts a little bit". There's no contradiction.
I’ve found the easiest way to tell when cops are lying is to look at their lips…if the lips appear to be moving and sound is coming out of their mouth you can be nearly 99% sure it’s a lie.
Man if I was Mathias I would have reacted in the same way. It's sickening to hear the cops throwing charges out just to justify the "arrest".
28:28 - Imagine how terrifying this situation must be for the innocent citizen who is just minding their own business... A bunch of yelling cops appear and point guns at you, *and you have absolutely no idea why.* How would YOU react???
comply
I think I would have a heart attack and die.
His crime was wearing a kandora 😂 .. what a sick way to treat an old man with medical condition he went for treatment and got one extra stroke. USA is not a safe place to live. He should have gone to Europe instead
@@MrTheOSSA same reponse in europe if they get a call about someone being a potential terrorist, they acted on the original call which was false, dont blame the cops on that
@@tadeob_ how that boot taste
for anyone who's curious, the second guy works at a hospital as an assistant nurse manager, he turned down the job offer but indeed went to the training session.
The guy that “ met the description “ ( Matthias) and the cops battered and shoved into the police car…….all the cops had smart phones, they could have simply took a picture and sent over to the officers with the victim. It’s all about their egos and perceived authority.
I like how the dog walks up to the lawyer with his leash like get me the hell out of here
My wife had a situation like this. A corporal walked up silently behind her while she was cleaning our van out. He snatched her and yanked her out of the car then slammed her against the van. We were at a hotel at the time. What makes it worse, is there were US Marshals looking for someone the last couple days and we were even talked to and voluntarily have id's. Back to the corporal, he handcuffed her and was extremely rough and demanded that she was this other chick. Numerous officers showed up and never said anything..... INCLUDING THE MARSHALS. He continued to yell at her to hold still (my wife has early onset Parkinson's) and tried to use the camera that identifies people. After that failed numerous times the officer continued to demand she was here. Finally someone higher than him showed balls and stopped it. It wasn't until that time that the marshals decided to say something. Made a formal complaint that went nowhere. Thanks La Mesa California PD. Mind you, there was no apologies either on scene or through the complaint process.
Get a lawyer
Sue TF out of the department. They were wrong and especially if they caused emotional pain/suffering and if she has PTSD from the event.
typical la mesa
@@luci-fer250 for real
@@Natasha_-_ so we original talked to one and the amount of money we'd have to put up was insane. I literally went all the way up to the mayor and ain't nobody give two 💩💩 about it. Funny how it is like 14 officers, not one had a body cam at the time 🤔
That first cop has way to many stripes for not even knowing the basics of law enforcement.
𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐞
typical texas hog. bootlickers that love to yell about freedom
The problem is each state has different laws. Arizona, for example, is a stop and ID state.
@@Baxters2126How the heck did you do that font
@@totallynotgypsy face emoji do you like Melanie Martinez?if you do me 2
It’s getting harder and harder to argue with black folks when they talk about police discrimination
When the guy passed out said it was his heart. The EMT felt his heart with his elbow. Must be a new technique.
The 3rd cops literally had the ID of the person they were looking for, and still couldn't tell they had the wrong guy. Qualified immunity needs to be ended
To me the fact that you don't Have to show your ID doesn't mean that you shouldn't.What does it cost you to just show à fucking piece of paper?Your pride?Cry me a river.If you wanna play though guy don't expect any mercy
Qualified immunity is what makes the police force one of the largest gangs in America. If people were held accountable for their actions regardless of status, things would be less corrupt.
Though guy 😂😂😂😂@@miramarsebastien7970
also, if they had the suspects ID, how would the guy show them the ID since they already have it...
@@miramarsebastien7970 "Just don't exercise your rights, stupid." I agree, they're just for show, you shouldn't actually use them. The constitution is merely a work of art designed to be admired, but never utilized, like an Italian sports car, or a glass dildo.
A few years ago, there was a situation of a guy robbing Subway restaurants in my area. They had him on camera, and when I saw him, my heart completely sank. It was an overweight black man with dreadlocks. It's not a totally common look, but it's a look I share. I avoided all Subway restaurants until he was finally picked up a few weeks later.
I know it sounds paranoid to some people, but I felt like I had to avoid Subway restaurants out of my own safety because of how easily I could have been mistaken for a criminal. To this day I believe I was correct to do what I did.
I think you were too my dude 👍🏻
@@thecaricature You are not required to prove your innocence, the state must prove that you are guilty. If you don't have that simple right then you have NONE.
@@FroddyPlay Just curiosity here but if they know the name but you don't give them the name how to prove it then? Let's say you roughly match the suspect but the name would give it away 100%. Is the standard to let the person like that go or how does this work?
@@thecaricature If there is no reasonable suspicion that the person who they stopped committed a crime, then yes let them go. Get a warrant and arrest the actual criminal instead of stopping random people.
@@thecaricature Bingo! And in my situation, someone robbing Subway restaurants at gunpoint would probably put any law enforcement or even Subway workers on edge. Since the guy looked pretty similar to me I thought it better for my own safety I just don't go near Subway restaurants. They could have very easily said "You fit the description of an armed robber who has been targeting Subway".
7 cops in cars for a burglary? Do they really think anyone should believe that?? Normally you report a burg and your lucky to hear from a non sworn worker after 3 days! Maybe someone stole the donuts outta a cop car.
PUPPY!! The pupper was getting in on the action at minute 28. 😍
24:17 I LOVE lawyers like this. Work FOR THE PEOPLE!!
Second one... like who is looking for the other guy who ACTUALLY did the burglary when there's like 8 cruisers all showing up just for the detained person?
I mean, the caught the right guy. So uh... Someone was.
Literally. All that for what
Yeah, we have a guy, he's cooperating and is in cuffs. Entire department rolls up to assist in standing around.
@@notsogr8k813all that for what? All that for someone who matched the description. You idiots act dumb on purpose so you can make it a big deal. The second interaction went perfectly and had reason.
Why don't cops use those hunks of plastic in their pockets as they should be used(cellphone)instead of just paperweights...Then they just txt over a picture of their suspect and compare it...And why do I have to even suggest it? Aren't there people working for the cops that should be suggesting these type things???
the cop who tryed to detain mathias said he fit the description except for the beard,,,, so he doesnt fit the description then
Boy I love how they flip the script, once they know they f***** up..... and not once have I ever heard one of these that arrested the wrong person apologize for their misdoings and the wrongful actions they took.
I don’t know, that second story was good, they apologized for the inconvenience and everything.
What I don’t understand is how an innocent person can be charged with resisting arrest
Nobody understands that.
well like what were they gonna do if they was their guy, they couldnt j let him go cuz he didnt wanna id himself
@@whoshilohbut after they are proven to be innocent, all charges should be dropped. It’s not illegal to resist arrest if you are innocent and know it’s an unlawful arrest
Edit: Apparently it is not legal to do that in the US, I assumed it was since I believe you can do that here in the UK.
@@whoshiloh The police can not just kidnapp you with zero reason. I could say someone was wearing a shirt looking like you assaulted me and you think its okay for them to just go grab you off the street and lock you up?
cause...cops
The poor puppy in the lawyer office just wanted to go for a walk just carrying his leash around😂
Omg, Karen calling her family and saying she's scared of the foreign gentleman resulting in a SWAT style response and the poor guy passing out is f*cking ridiculous! He did nothing to deserve that. Ugh, shit like that makes me so mad.
"everything matches except the beard" is wild. What, you think he grew that in the last half hour?
The other guy had a beard... from what I could make out the suspect may have had some salt and pepper in it.
Love that you cover both sides of police behavior. The good ones and the bad ones.
I’m also glad to see a channel that tries not to be too biased.
He’s a real one for that. I’ve yet to see similar channels like this one show the corrupt cops
He'll run out of good ones really soon
Weird to see a comment like this on such an atrocious video. I guess I agree.
@@SirIvan0961 by that logic the cops are *always* wrong?
Cops get pissed if you ask questions or try to explain something
When dealing with these kind of cops it puts you in an aggravated mood
Then they want to accuse you of being aggressive
Classic cop huddle; they know they messed up, and started to invent reasons to justify their actions. "Is that a papercut I see on your finger? That's definitely attempted murder charge we can put on him right there.."
All the cops had to do was just have the guy stand there while another cop drove by with the victim who could identify it was the wrong person. But NOOOO the cops had to go the forceful way.
They mentioned that she has kids at home so she couldn't leave, but simply taking a picture of him and driving over with said picture would have worked too. I imagine because it was in public, that would have been fine.
they could have sent a picture of the dude ... they all have iphone 15 and can't take a fucking pic ?
@@KILLILAE01 it be actual useful way to use iphone instead using it for watching terrible tiktok video's or moaning on "X" for sure.
@jeaniner7by, I totally agree! It's as if they have tunnel vision or something. Why do they not try and find ways to deesculate? I don't get it!
Or just send off a pic before you decide to assault the dude for no reason
The only problem I have with these stories is that we never find out what consequences the cops faced 😡
Because there aren't any repercussions.
You can safely assume there are none.
Zero
My friend, cops in the US can litterally kill people and have no repercussions. In a lot of cases, even when a cop is fired for brutality or whatever it may be, they will get hired with another police department.
everyone on yt knows tho now
Fear, Anger, Instant Judgement and Ignorance. That's how the innocent are killed.
Yea, dry mouth from nervousness knowing that he royally screwed up.
That hotel one though.. miscommunication my ass lol. Telling someone they have phone bombs on them is very specific. Lol
Man. That third story boils my blood. They literally assaulted and kidnapped the man. And they STILL tried to find something to get him on so that they can downplay how badly they screwed up. There isn't enough money in the world to make that okay.
And all it took was one photo.
Im autistic but id solve this case 5 mins or less...
And all the suspect had to do was calm down and cooperate. He didn't and decided to have a temper tantrum.
That's why you take them to court.
@@destroya3303👈just another cop sycophant, creep!
@@destroya3303• You mean all the innocent man (not a suspect) had to do was give up all his rights so the cops didn’t treat him like a person guilty of committing a crime.
The worst part about all these video clips is the cops still have their jobs when every one of them should have been fired.
"You 99% fit the description so theres a 1% chance that your not it" is the dumbest and craziest math ive ever heard 7:55
The second one was handled really professionally good job to those cops and the man for staying so calm
Good job to the cops? 😅😅😅
The poor guy in his front yard getting profiled was uncalled for. Once they took his wallet and identified he wasn’t who they thought he was they continued to try and arrest him. Officers name wasn’t released and charges weren’t pressed. All I can say is better move if you live in whatever county they lived in. Sounds like the judges back the blue a little too much there
I've noticed footage of a lot of these incidents often involves at least one officer on camera wearing a back the blue related bracelet, or even sporting a tattoo of it. Not to say everyone wearing that is going to act in such ways but... It may be cause to more closely monitor their arrests, a potential sign of feeling the need to be defensive of or insecure in their position.
If he didn't want to be the Next one to get killed, why not just dispel the officers suspicion and show an ID like any sane person. "Oh. Clarence. I'm sorry. Have a nice day"
@bojohannesen4352 Although a small % of me feels the same way (just show the ID part), th3 majory of my opinion leans towards the actual law. Nowadays people can be so vindictive. Cops are people as well, which means they can be the same way. Since everyone in the world come from different backgrounds, we all aren't wired the same way. On top of that, you never know what trauma someone has faced at the hands of people they were supposed to trust (i.e., parents, a family member, cops, etc). Therefore, each of us react differently in different circumstances. We say, "Dang! Just give them what the heck they're asking for, and everything will be just fine!" However, since the Constitution is the Constitution and the law is the law, police can't just choose when they want to follow the law or uphold the constitution. As the world is already hell, image what it would be like if "all we have to do is give ID", we'd be in an even worse mess. Lastly, it depends on th3 situation whether or not I would give my info if a cop detained me for on a suspicion
@@bojohannesen4352Because they don't have to. It's the law that you don't have to identify yourself unless you are connected to a crime or that you are driving.
If a cop racially profiles you, you think if they get your information, they will just stop at that? No they can look up your history and everything. Like seriously giving up your information is the dumbest thing you can do because that allows everyone to know. Hell the internet is taking our information everything just by using it.
Please go look up the law and realize that being nice doesn't always end well for everyone.
@@bojohannesen4352 LOL you are a clown, the last guy in the video showed his ID and almost got killed because of it.
“I don’t know what his problem is” you arrested him and forced him to do shit he didn’t have to do cause you got the WRONG GUY. CLOWNS
Cops did nothing wrong, legal detainment and suspect chose to assault officers. Sucks for him.
@@sackpac4902so the burden of proof is on the accused. Amazing
@@sackpac4902true, he wasnt arrested, but detained until they can confirm his identity or catch the suspect. the person made it worse for himself by resisting and making their jobs difficult.
are we just ignoring the puppy carrying it's own leash in the lawfirm?
no one's talking about those lawyers who were against the cops & stood their ground. shout out of those lawyers because they seem like good people
They’re trying to get paid. 😂
@@plet774 Trying to get paid by who exactly?
@@giomardeleon you and me
Only thing that seems to scare cops or at least the will respect them (to a degree)
I had the cops show up to my house with a warrant once for someone with the same name as me, but fortunately they figured out I was about 25 years too young to be the guy they were looking for and I was only cuffed for about 5 minutes. Sad to see how far they can go sometimes.
In Norway that simply wouldn't happen.
1: There is no need for handcuffs unless you resist.
2: You would've been able to properly identify yourself first, so #1 wouldn't be an issue.
nah. you would just be arrested . there are no rights in norway@@OriginalPuro
👀 Are you sure it wasn't you? Maybe you dyed your hair and worked out. Did the popo ask for ID and make sure? Did they finger print and line you up to make sure nobody thinks you did something else?👀
sad to see how far they can go? bro you had the SAME NAME as a suspect...they are doing their job investigating
@@TheMastaPlan its sad to see this person even got handcuffs put on to him. Wth is with sickening stupid fuck cops thinking they can just cuff people like its a god damn game. The cuffs are for people who are ARRESTED. Nobody wants to be put in those fucking things, ever felt helpless? i bet you havent spoiled mf. These people on video didnt have the right name, right location, right god damn anything. sAd To SeE hOw FaR ThEY Go Shut the fuck up dumbass christ
They sure took their fucking time letting Mattias out of the car when they found out he wasn't the suspect.
The cops pressuring the arresting officer to say he got assaulted by Ometu is fucking despicable
You know, imagine if cops would be like "Hey Sir excuse me do you have a minute I would like to ask you a question." instead of "WHATS YOUR NAME TELL ME RIGHT NOW! "That's already escalating the situation.
"the description pretty much matches, except for the beard"
And he's still certain he got the right guy.
Hey you never know, the guy could’ve hit up a GTA barbershop
@@icypastasauce7240😂
Erm, they are not certain thats why they want to check other feature over the radio because description from people and reports are usually not 100% correct and any person who matches large portion of the description will be treated as suspect and detained for further information
@@cwingnam "description from people and reports are usually not 100% correct" - It was his ex-wife who called them, not some random passer by. Jesus wept.
So sickening. Clarence deserves justice. And im on to the next one video
"There's the criminal right there" 🤣
Good policing requires a level of humility that these officers lack. The way these officers conducted themselves is a prime example of why qualified immunity shouldn't apply to them.
Sylvester gave him his id and still was misidentified, those are super incompetent officers fire them immediately.
Truly so scary how dumb a lot of police are 😢😮
@@karenbrown6348Maybe they don't have enough funds to pay to smart people.
you spelled it wrong its with an i but yeah its understandable how they fuxked up you just did it. Doesn't excuse that they did it and then straight up lied to their superior though.
uhhh maybe they don’t have the id of the actual culprit durrreer
@@karenbrown6348more like scary how dumb people apply to be cops for their own power trip. Never trust the police. Period. Not in 202X.
Isn’t handcuffing someone equal to detaining and arresting, literally taking their right to leave. This is so horrible and terribly sad. You know people react to how they are treated….is there any training in the USA to be a police officer ?
IMO, if cops are going to put someone in handcuffs they better be able to immediately state what the arrestable offense is. Stating "hold on, we're figuring it out" should be an automatic 4th Amendment violation.
Trying to make up stories on this innocent guy. Love this lawyer.
God, that first one is fucking terrifying. That policeman was acting like a kidnapper, insisting he come with him with no clear reason why.
He fit the description of a warrant. Are you deaf? Or just ignorant?
The sheer fucking audacity it takes to trespass on somebody else's property and demand things from the property owner...
When we come to property we allow you cattle to have, you are to be polite and courteous. We allow you cattle to live on some property because you pay and obey, remember that.
That 3rd story...do they not realize how easy it would've been to ask the victim tosend a pic or send one to her? It could've stopped the whole damn thing without even stopping him! Ridiculous!
Well, I mean... @03:04 in the video, for the first case, they literally had a pic of the actual suspect and STILL continued to misidentify him. Some of these white cops cannot tell certain black men apart to save their lives. They see dreadlocks and a beard and get tunnel vision, I guess
well, she was already choked out, so we don't know if she was able to provide a pic or if the suspect was an ex-boyfriend or ex-husband, and most people don't keep pics of their violent ex's with them. Not enough known parameters to make that determination. The guy providing his ID would have eliminated all of this. The cops did nothing wrong, and it was totally in their legal right to stop and detain him.
@@sackpac4902still coulda FaceTimed her or another officers that was there phone
@@sackpac4902 Except the guy did not have to provide his ID. If you're gonna talk about legal rights, as far as I know, legally, he doesn't have to. What WOULD have eliminated any issues was just complying with the officer's orders. You can refuse to give your ID, just accept that you will be detained for a few minutes or an hour or so until they figure out that you're not the suspect. Resisting arrest and assaulting police officers when you weren't even the suspect is a moronic move when the detainment was a non-issue to start off with. Especially if you already have a robbery warrant.
@@swedishshortsnout5610 And I never said he did. I said, "The guy providing his ID would have eliminated all of this." The average law-abiding citizen, knowing they were innocent, would have just provided ID and avoided the added felony charges for assaulting officers when the officers were well within their rights to do what they did..
Second guy...
Police: "See it from our point of view.".
They're oooking for a suspect in a burglary. The guy yas a tank top and running shorts. Where does he keep the 50" tv or the iPad? 😂
20:00 Gotta love 4 cops standing around trying to buy time to figure out how they unfuck the situation LOL
all those wasted resources for the wrong person - these cops really need to get it together better
You can't get smart on demand.
That’s not an arrest that’s a kidnapping
Yeah
@@OhBoy-zy5bcyeah
Third story is so disgusting. Omg. We all need to learn to live stream if we have a police encounter. Call all people nearby to show up in force. This is just sickening.
after they realised he was innocent instead of saying we have to apologize to this guy they were trumping up charges
The police getting their story together before letting Mathias out of the car. Despicable.
As a conservative white guy that lives in southern Appalachia, there is nothing that boils my blood more than unwavering loyalty to police, government, politicians, etc. I may have a belief system I live by, but I don’t give any entity the benefit of the doubt when it comes to being tyrannical to our citizens. What happened to that man from the UAE at the hotel was pitiful. And although I am someone that tries to be cordial with police during an interaction, you better believe I’m gonna be madder than hell if they call me by some other name, ask for my ID with no explanation, etc. They ain’t getting my info either lol
It's really scary being a suspect of terrorism. I was profiled at an airport in the Netherlands in 2003 and that is legit one of the scariest things I lived in my life. I have dealt with some shady persons that live of illicit activities but they don't scare me as much as police. They're legal mob.
the guy the cops had in cuff's did look alot like the guy that did the burglary.
@@samwiserandowas it the full head of hair and looking late 20s at most that made you say that? Considering the actual suspect looked mid-40s and had late stage male pattern baldness. They didn’t look alike lol. Not even the same weight class, the suspect was 30 pounds lighter easily.
You need to understand that you are on the side of the police if you are a conservative. You vote in racism, that’s what gets put into place. Think about it
Suspicion of authority for someone of your description makes perfect sense when you look at the history of Appalachia.
Accountability and being the police are a rare friendship that does not exist irl
The 2nd guy shaved his beard right after that!! 😂
the difference between the guy stopped and the real suspect was startling...it was like beauty and the beast
The first story is a great example of everyone handling things right (not necessarily the right way legally, idk) to keep everyone safe and not escalate things.
Mad respect for the second guy for maintaining his cool through that situation. He handled himself like a true gentleman. I see no reason why the cop felt the need to lecture this man. He was clearly in better control of his emotions than the cops were.
Cops weren't lecturing him. Just wanted him to understand why they're doing it, because as soon as something like that happens everybody screams racist every damn time when it clearly wasn't. Dude fit the description. It's in his best interest to cooperate and it's gonna be the least bothersome for both parties.
@@JMPERager The cops didn't but that cop was. I found his tone to be particularly condescending. It would have been better if he didn't mention race in that context. I get it. Race is a sensitive issue, but it was clear the only reason race was involve, at least in that case, was because he fit the description of the suspect. The cops aren't clairvoyant. Descriptions are never perfect. The cop may have felt pressure to explain himself. I just don't think the way he did it was appropriate. It's like going on a date and immediately announcing to the girl that you are against assault. Even if you had the best intentions explaining that to her, now you got her thinking about you and assault.
@@anzwertree I doubt neither you, me or anyone else knows what the "correct" way of doing it is.
If you look for ill intent you will find it. So, why be so pessimistic and look for it?
@@JMPERager I'm not looking for ill intent. As I said, it fundamentally doesn't matter if there was ill intent or not. Perception is king. Instead of explaining you aren't racist, sexist, whatever, you show it. You don't need to explain how a law abiding citizen should behave if they're not causing a problem.
@@anzwertree "because as soon as something like that happens everybody screams racist every damn time when it clearly wasn't"
I already said what was need to be said.
My wife was arrested outside our house on her way home from work. They said she matched the description of a black girl, in the next town over, who stole a car. She was literally walking home in her uniform. When will it ever make sense?
I'm sorry that happened to her. I bet she was scared and angry later I'm white and I can say I had a lot of different colored friends who All have had that happen. Some were tasered, some cuffed and all were thrown to the ground. But not me ever. I've never "fit a description" and I'm almost half a century old 😢
@karenbrown6348 Yea she was cuffed. We were new to town and it was so embarrassing for her and it really soured our purchase of our new home. I was at work and was so angry, but felt helpless because she was too scared to file a complaint. And there's a lot of things about this that is hard to type out, but the main thing for me was, if there was a white guy who stole a car the next town over, would I be detained along with every other white guy? No, probably not, because it wouldn't make any sense. So why was she cuffed and talked to like a criminal? It's a question we have to keep pushing for an answer to, and for some meaningful change to occur.
@asimhussain8716 No I wont. There's always at least one person like you. If you are trying to troll, you are wasting your time here, I won't engage with someone who isn't even pretending to care and just wants attention. I know people like you just want a reaction, no matter how stupid you sound.
@@asimhussain8716Wow. Call me a dumb Brit but you sound massively heartless just from that first line.
How about they learn logic.
Girl DRIVING is who they're looking for.
Girl WALKING AND IN WORK UNIFORM is who they decide to pick on.
These people are deafer and dumber than I am and I'm pretty deaf and dumb XD
@@asimhussain8716if the person is nowhere near the description of the suspect then the coos have no reason to stop them, its just ignorant cops single-ing someone out because of pure hatred.
Hahaha that second case, the actual suspect looks SO much different than the Griffin guy. How could they make that mistake man? That's crazy
"He's got a long name." Yeah, thanks, Officer John Smith. Goooooolly!
20:44 they KNOW they did not get assaulted. That was some shady ass BS. One of the cops even said "I don't know if I got assaulted." Insinuating he thinks that was a far reach. That was shady. So so glad he just happened to be witnessed by nearby law firm employees
The way they responded to the lawyer was so telling. The lawyer even said, i do not want that guy in our building. Well, that is criminal trespassing at that point, as that cop involved with the arrest had no business being there, as he was now a involved party in this drama. It frankly felt like witness intimidation at the point. But no, cops are immune to this. You can tell from the other cop, getting irritated with the lawyer for not being a good little sheep.