“I’m afraid to get out” “You should be” That’s a deadly threat by a cop towards a non violent and innocent person, who is also a lieutenant in the armed forces. Insane, they can never work again.
With his hands up, the man is calmly & quietly asking what the problem is, but the cops are screaming and threatening violence - the cops are behaving worse than the person they are detaining!!!
@@ianbattles7290 Its very simple, DONT ASK QUESTIONS. Look, when you are stopped you do what you are told without comment. The moment you refuse to comply and start talking back, even to ask a simple question, the officer will always take it as negative attitude and intent. The guy was stopped for a very valid reason, one that could have been handled in a matter of minutes if he had simply did what he was told but he chose to escalate the situation instead. And if you want to know why they are being so heavy handed then let me explain. The driver of the vehicle is wearing a military uniform and that means there is a strong chance he is armed. Police will always take the heavy approach when there is a clear possibility of guns being involved and rightfully so.
the fbi agent was actually trying to investigate reports of corruption within the police department, he ended up getting the proof he needed from being a victim himself
Came her to say that. FBI agent your job is to find corruption in this area. Cool. Hey I'm investigating shit. Coos your under arrest for investigating. Boom corruption probe over all cops and DA probably judge should be charged with rico.
Can't blame the cop because the FBI agent didn't want to meet him at the office and then asked to turn body camara off. I mean, is not like federal agents play nicer than cops.
They are all hell bent on a power trip because they are wearing a uniform what is very scary is why do idiots like these powertrippers get into the police forces in the first place
@@Apolacit’s reverse psychology. The agent told the cop to turn off the body cam so that the cop keeps it turned on. Then he requested an ambulance so that the footage can be recovered.
He did everything wrong. He should have contacted IA, not the officer directly on his personal cell. He showed his ID and covered his picture and didnt show his badge. He said he was out of Jacksonville and they didnt know him because he was out of Tallahassee. He wouldnt give his supervisors name and number . He was asking about a ticket the officer wrote and then rescinded but said he was investigating corruption of others in the department. Most of all he was on the terrorist watchlist and classified as extremely dangerous contrary to what this narrator is saying. Most likely for his cover but the police dont know that. I do think he should get the Oscar for best actor. The car had the AC on and it was cold out since a few have jackets on and he is wearing a sweater. Whoever put this together clipped out most of it and only put in the parts that fit his agenda of making the cops look bad.
incorrect and complete ignorance. you can be detained in many many instances and not have the right to know why until you are successfully detained ESPECIALLY if you are though to have a warrant or are armed. i don’t understand how people like you just go on spatting nonsense without knowing a damn thing ur talking about
@@jakebrewer2579 for a matter of fact police always have to tell you why you are being detained or arrested when it is practically available, and seeing how he had both hands out of the window and was clearly heard as the cop responded “you should be” when he said he was afraid, if you wanna defend these psychotic bullies be my guest but don’t argue what you dont know.
@@jakebrewer2579 You're simply WRONG because that isn't the case in every state. In some states, a cop will only have authority over you once you've broken the law meaning, they don't have the right to walk up to you and ORDER you to do anything. When they pulled the military guy over, the 1st thing they should have done was tell him WHY they pulled him over. Example "Sr you were pulled over because you ignored my flashing lights for a traffic stop due to no rear tags and because you kept driving to evade traffic stop". They didn't do that and simply pulled their guns just started trying to order him to get out the vehicle but never told him why or what law he broke. So he did not have to comply. In Texas, anytime I get pulled over and cop comes to my window and ask for license and insurance, I ask them WHY did they pull me over. If they don't disclose that reason or what law I've broken, I don't NOT have to comply as they're now violating my "rights to travel".
@@rotaryperfection Comprehension is clearly not you strong suit my friend. In the very beginning of the video the officer announces to the radio that he is conducting a felony traffic stop. In EVERY state standard protocol is to detain the occupants. You do not have the right to know why you are being detained until it is successfully accomplished. Regardless of if they did tell him the guy did not comply with officers orders whatsoever and thus put himself in that position. Now that is not to say that the cop did everything right but regarding your point of guns drawn and their demeanor yes it is appropriate. Him pepper spraying him several times was inappropriate and you can tell the dude was brought into the force at a different time because he clearly had zero deescalation training whatsoever. If you watch it back as soon as the Lt. starts using the pepper spray several times and acting overly aggressive the younger cops start to pull back. I think it was the right call for him to have been given disciplinary action.
I remember this incident. Assaulting an officer of the United States Army is a federal offense. This is beyond any civil lawsuit. That pif committed a federal felony.
@@reginaldmontgomery7730 Yeah because no black cops ever overstep their boundaries, and cops never treat white people like shit or kill them for no reason.
You know it's not just a white vs black issue right? I'm sure some Officers are racist, but there are plenty of cases of White officers abusing and harassing white men and women, but they don't make the news because they don't draw as much attention, plus it implies the REAL issue here: lack of proper de-escalation training and corruption as well.
The issue was that the Army Lieutenant thought he would get special treatment because he was in uniform. He got butt hurt when they treated him the same way they would anyone else who breaks the law and doesn't follow directions. What this narrator failed to mention during his incomplete description is that the Lt. drove nearly 5 MILES before his clueless ass decided he would finally pull over into the gas station. That's why the cops conducted a felony stop. They had been trying to get his dumbass to stop for the last 5 miles and he wouldn't stop. That's called fleeing and eluding in many jurisdictions plus he didn't have a plate on his vehicle. Being a service member does not preclude you from following the law.
Sadly, that's a common story. They resign move to another county, or are hired back on later on, after the fact they have proven they are incompetent as police officers.
@@robertthomas5906 No, they didn't kill him. The trauma it causes people, I'd rather have not EXPERIENCE IT AT ALL, and not be given $4,000, which is a insult.
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So because he's a lieutenant in the military, he doesn't have to get out of the car and he's above the law ? Same thing with the agent that wouldn't get on the ground, just fuking do it so they can feel safe because they're scared to death obviously if they tell you to get on the ground then they can look at your ID all they want but everyone needs to argue and flex who they are first.
@@WhiteBoogeyman No, what YOU don't understand is the cops were infringing on their rights by giving unlawful orders, pal. Cops need to have reasonable suspicion of a crime being commited to have any right at all to order someone to do something. In case you don't understand, they need to actually see an illegal act being commited, or have reports of a crime being commited. Being "suspicious" in anyones opinion (including an officers), is not a fucking crime. By blindly following unlawful orders given by cops, they would be empowering them to keep infringing on peoples rights. You should stand up for your rights and refuse unlawful orders, for everyones sake.
@@DinGuSco So if you look like someone that's a suspect, that's not probable cause ? The lieutenant is the only one I didn't hear a reason. The ATF guy called then walked out of the house he was calling on, so they didn't know who he was. The time I was pulled it literally took 2 min because I cooperated and they said we are so sorry to have a good day. You don't know what they have been told by dispatch to do. If you don't listen, it really just pisses them off and causes more problems. I would never let cops in my house without a warrant and I will exercise my rights but anybody can call on you, and that's enough for them to detain you.
You have to watch more videos from detaining people and you will know why they are acting how they do. Every day with freaks takes away your ability to read people, your trust
The fact that guy said "Yeah, you should be" in response to the Lt. stating his fear to leave his car is more than enough proof he doesn't belong in law enforcement.
@@LPEVENTSGR Wrong, the only ones being stubborn and acting out like the complete idiots they are were the two cops. Simple traffic stop and guns drawn, gtfo hope they never ever get another paycheck from the public.
@@LPEVENTSGR Actually, you're wrong. At no point should any security force be escalating a situation by saying "you should be (afraid)". At that point you are no longer providing security, but actively engaging in violence.
Good theory, except the stats show that majority of these cops are relatively new rather than being there for 20+ years so the chances of those cops having pensions in the $100,000+ range, hell even 40K right off the bat starting the job are slimmer than paper. (heres an example thats never gonna happen its just a made up analogy) thats like working at a job for 1 month screwing up something so bad that you have to pay a 10 years of pay. chances of you having built up 10 years pay in 1 month is non existent, unless you had one hell of a month on OF BUH DUM TISS XD XD XD
No one, NO ONE should resort to pulling out their guns unless they feel threatened. They even pepper sprayed him while he was unarmed with his hands up. He never once put up a fight, just questioned for the stop. These aren’t cops, they are monsters who wear the name.
He was driving a suv with full tinted windows and he is not following orders. For all the police know there is two back seats full with armed men. That Army soldier is a disgrace to the uniform. No discipline at all.
That policeman is beyond reasonable! Both of those policemen need minimum of SUSPENSION!! The Soldier is CALM! Policeman is in the wrong! Lieutenant, I thank you for being an active duty soldier!
That first encounter has so many violations of basic rights that a lawyer would have to spend days counting them. Literally everything those officers did was wrong and violated his rights. They lied, misinformed, threatened...the list goes on and on.
Yep. I'm not even from the US, but I'm pretty sure you should NEVER get out of your car, because doing so is a threat towards the cops. You could be stepping out having a gun in one hand. So showing his hands and not moving is the only way to go, so they can be sure you aren't armed and not giving them a reason to shoot at you.
The obscured tag (or other traffic violations) is reasonable suspicion for a stop. Case law allows officers to remove you from your car for little to no reason.
This video sheds light on the disturbing reality of police misconduct, especially when dealing with FBI agents. It's eye-opening to witness the unjust treatment these law enforcement officers subject individuals to, even when they hold positions of authority within the government. The calm and composed demeanor of the FBI agents amidst the chaos is commendable, highlighting their professionalism and dedication to upholding the law. This serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of accountability and reform within law enforcement agencies to prevent such injustices from recurring.
they considered it running, so they are able to do that, I wonder how far he drove. Cop Escalated it, should have just waited for backup since he pulled over in a lit area. Dude should have just got out of the car tho imo. Even tho cops were being idiots
@@mrcaia.8012If you don't want to get shot yes. You must be stupid. getting out and following orders like he was trained would end the confrontation. Instead he escalated it by being difficult. Do you think the thin sheet metal in that suv can block bullets? hows not getting out any more dangerous? If they want to kill u they can just shoot through the car moron. Only an idiot argues with a man with a gun and a license to kill. Save it for court unless your stupid.
Back in 2008, I was detained for taking pictures of my wife's new front yard tree when a deputy drove by and saw me. He screamed at me for photographing him (I did not) and refusing to surrender my camera. Thankfully, my neighbor is the sheriff's sister, and she called him to come because she saw the whole thing and knew I was being bullied. The deputy got his ass chewed out and looked like he was going to cry as he was forced to apologize.
The FBI agent was not investigating them for corruption, he asked that specific officer there because he was investigating someone else and was hoping he would rat on him.
@@dubongros3108 Even if someone shows an officer a badge they still have to check the number to see if it is real Making a realistic fake badge from any service is beyond easy. The officer is literally doing his due diligence and you're mocking him for it. Would you rather he just believe everything any stranger tells him?
lol for a second there I genuinely thought those redneck cops might drive him to the swamp and feed him to the gators - they didnt need 3 cop cars on the scene to deal with 1 guy. those cops had to be busy with something, which is why they were so worried about anything sounding like an "FBI investigation" lol
No people who think they could just get away with whatever they want then blame the cops should be. do you wanna talk about being privileged? How about not feeling like you need to stop during a traffic stop because you’re in the army?
The biggest problem with police officers is that they feel helpless when someone not obey their orders, even when they point with a gun to an unarmed suspect (mostly innocent), instead of staying professional and clear the situation they almost always let the situation escalate and treat you like a terrorist…
As a retired Law Enforcement officer that last officer needs to be fired. He's acting like a child trying to exert his power over a younger sibling. Totally unprofessional.
@@lo1lawl Some really good points here. I don't necessarily agree with 100% of it, but I actually lost a friend of 30+ years over an argument about the police. I was only pointing out that the training police receive is embarrassingly terrible. I didn't insult cops on anything else, but her husband is an officer so she wouldn't even hear me out. Fucking amazing.
@@lo1lawlwe need police. But the ones we have now ain't shit. The whole law enforcement profession needs to be scrapped and rebooted, with ALL new officers and better training.
yes. Hes about as sharp as a marble. Sadly hes probably one of the only 20 people in that whole county who is willing to do patrolman work. No one wants to become a police officer anymore. "The new hire pool is almost non-existent" - some police official talking about the situation BEFORE the US went crazy over the wrongful death of george floyd. Its just a shitty situation. Police officers get paid pretty well to, just so many quit after a life threatening situation and no one new joins. Sadly.
@@sowetoninja9398unless you’re a victim of a terrorist attack (I mention that because of the one American terrorist without a license plate) You don’t have to immediately pull out a gun to talk to someone. The suspect have rights to know what he’s done.
The problem I have with this is that it should not matter who the victim of police abuse is. Vet or not what race. Nobody should be treated that way. I do not care if a person is FBI, a marine or Joe 6 pack we all have the same rights.
I only can speak from my own experience and there are many many many great and wonderful cops that have helped my family and me. I am very grateful for that service. God bless them all
Everyone is guilty even if you are innocent, until you prove that you are not guilty!!!! How many people have been jailed for DUI and they have a legitimate medical emergency ???
It is so disturbing to watch this video, even though I have seen it many times! This is a clear example of police overreach that desperately needs to be addressed by law enforcement in the U.S.!
it is, lol its being addressed in the video lmao. abusive police brutality addressing more abusive police, you think the officers getting abused have never abused anyone? i bet you just gotta hear one of their victims side of the story, you might find quite a few more victims in jail somewhere all with the same thoughts about these officers getting abused in this video.
If this is how they treat other law enforcement agents who know their rights, I shudder to think how much abuse they get away with giving regular citizens.
@@Drogas3653 It's quite an ordinary word for me so I hope you'll forgive me if I don't put any effort into avoiding it just because you have a strange aversion to it.
Should get your brain MRI'd for Police are our domestic military You chose what life instead of being a cop? I'm sorry and an Ex Felon, you have no vote 😂
@@sages101 hehehe :) idiots on internet cannot get into serious discussion because thats too power-consuming for them :) stay in that vibrations, kids.
Far more that do. But honestly how can we weed them out. A psychology test. Bullies make some of the worst cops. They get authority they go apeshit with the sense of power
@@wattsinc. The job itself is corrupt. If you offer people a position of authority with zero accountability, it's always going to attract the lowest dregs of humanity.
@@liquidsnakex It's a job that's needed nonetheless, but you are right and it's not just with certain cops, ANY position of power is ripe for those looking to abuse the system to snake their way into it.
It's almost as if giving people a very small training window (less than a year, compared to 2-years on the UK that does not even cover gun safety and control) that requires very little entry requirement (outside of passing basic training), give them a gun and tell them to catch criminals (note: not upholding peace) is bad recipe for escalation. The main issue, however, is that the police forces in the US are extremely self-preserving and will do everything in their power to protect their own, regardless if said officer is corrupt or acting illegally. In any other country those officers would be immediately ordered to hand their badges (and firearms) in and forced to wait until a thorough investigation (including court trial) is completed before they are even considered to be fit for active duty again. They would also be lucky if they even got paid during this time.
Medical errors cause 250,000 deaths a year in america. 12 MILLION are misdiagnosed every year. 7,000 die from the wrong medication. So, you’re making the wrong point whether you realize it or not…Maybe being a police officer isn’t as simple as you want it to be…
"If nurses or doctors knew as little about their jobs as most police officers do, thousands of people would die every day seeking for help" Nurses and doctors don't know as much as you think they do and thousands of people DO die every day seeking for help from them
Cops really need more training. Anger management. Ethics. Proper communication. This is absolutely ridiculous. There should be WAY more accountability. No other profession gets away with F-ups like law enforcement. And these are minor. These devour trust and create trauma and should be treated as the crimes they are. With that said I do respect GOOD, ETHICAL police that are capable of admitting their errors.
You can't teach those things you just mentioned. Either someone is right for the job or they're not. These people were not. They were meant to work inside of the prison system.
Training has little to do with it. Many police officers have tiny egos and that's the reason why they seek employment. They can't handle it when people don't give them the power they so desperately seek, which is why they react in this way even if it ends in crushing the rights of those they are charged to protect.
@@jigglefloyd What's ironic and just absurd is that these guys should have completely stood down when the agent identified himself and showed his creds. Cops acted like criminals kidnapping a Fed at gunpoint and taking him across the border.
Basically higher-ups approve of bully boys. All through school, college, office, street, business etc. Keeps the commoners down without too much investment. This will not stop.
$4000.00 for the dangerous abuse he received. That was a hate crime. The head cop kicked him. Threatened to kill him.pepper sprayed him twice. This man was and is traumatized. For the rest of his life. He needs more compensation . And better legal help.
Imagine remaining SO calm with 3 unhinged sociopaths pointing guns at you. He got pepper sprayed and had no reaction at first. Then unhooked his own seatbelt while blinded, stepped out, continued to calmly ask questions, got beaten, and continued to ask the same questions calmly. Jfc... This man is an absolute unit of a badass. When the officer said something about "dropping charges", I thought he was talking about him dropping charges against them lmao
They freaking overreacted...Those guys are lunatics....don't deserve badges. I think ex soldiers deserve or anyone joining the army deserves to be an officer. Because they already risked their lives and expected to die for the country..these cops are just trying to stroke their egos.
The 1st one is a lie, I saw the full video. They tried to pull him over and he had a ton of opportunities but refused and ignored them. When he finally stopped, they were already hot from that and ready to arrest him for fleeing police. He then wanted to have a conversation about it, when its past the point of conversation and he was already under arrest. Non-lethal force was used to remove him accordingly since he wouldn't exit the vehicle. Believe it or not, even young black males have to follow the law and obey basic instructions.
He was trying to play the oath of Office/Enlistment card. The problem is you do not have to obey *_unlawful_* orders and you do not have to obey "orders" of officers _appointed_ over you (meaning direct military superiors). There ARE lawful orders that you DO have to comply with from police, however, many times they try to make you believe that a _request_ or a _suggestion_ is an "order" when it is not. They bank on your lack of knowledge of your rights and their restrictions, which to be fair, 95% of people do not know... And THAT is why you should NEVER answer questions or turn over any document EXCEPT if they explicitly state that you are being ordered to do so and that you will be arrested if you refuse. And immediately ask for their sergeant or sheriff (not a deputy). In such cases you ALWAYS verbally state that you are/will _complying under duress,_ and that are/will do so in fear of imminent threat to your life. Then comply all the way to court, and then laugh all the way to the bank.
They also said get out of the car while his seat belt was on, door was locked and they were holding onto both of his hands. You litterally can't comply.
It's startling how quick police officers are to turn to force rather than deescalate the situation by engaging in conversation, particularly when the person in question is clearly unarmed
... unarmed, and enthusiastically willing to engage in de-escalating the situation through conversation, as opposed to the "detain, arrest, then talk" philosophy so many law enforcement are trained to do.
Except the last guy. He was clearly intentionally parked illegally to make a YT video of cops exacerbating a parking violation, hoping it would turn into a huge fiasco by antagonizing their involvement. Except the responding officer was cool as fuck and that video was a flop.
I hate police corruption/bad police work as much as anyone Another thing to consider is that the cops might have just come out of an extremely tense situation Maybe 1 of there fellow officers just got hurt in a chase and then they go to pulling over lieutenant nazario (I’m not ok with police brutality etc) 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
All their colleague "good" cops that stand there helping them do all this are also giving them a bad name. There are NO good cops because they will all complacently watch and assist in the absolute violation of citizens rights even when they know their partner is in the wrong. If citizens can be found guilty by association then the police should be held to that same standard
I’m American, some of our police our awesome and others are think they are fucking dictators and can do whatever they want. Fucking country going to hell in a hand basket.
@@JediMageits true, ive lived in russia, police are crminals, thugs abd robbers but they are calm and unphased and lack emotion. They can beat you easily but its for money or to get something not out of pannic or fear or emotion
Not just him, I know of other officers who r former Marines with that type of mentality, my oldest brother was in the Marines and went on to become a police officer and later became chief, he's retired but he retired early partially due to how more and more corrupt officers like that r springing outta the woodwork, he believes that officers like this need to be barred/banned from any sorta law enforcement from any department
That old coot wasn't a marine his speech pattern is completely off as no marine I know and have seen and worked will ever call someone lt without a name and reason its just sir ma'am or enlisted rank and nane.
Just last month in court, I had a judge say in my case, on record, "He's a police officer, he wouldn't lie." I don't know if it's possible to spontaneously combust, but I'm pretty sure I came damn near close.
I once dismantled a cop’s case so hard in court that he was laughed at by the entire audience, including other officers. B*tch of a judge found me guilty anyway. There is no justice in America.
Time to get out of america asap. Probably why i stay inside all day sadly. Police always tried pulling me over for bs reasons every time i had others in the car they left. The one time i was alone they got me. Makes you really wonder what sick things they did to others when they had no witnesses
I'm tired of hearing the excuse "cops are humans after-all"... they are not "humans", they are "oath-bound humans", and that makes a huge difference. Nobody forced them to take an oath.
When a guy claims to be an FBI agent and his "credentials" or vehicle registration come back as some sort of cyber security or computer related stuff, you can be pretty damn sure that is most likely a real FBI agent.
I don't think I would want to be the local cop in a pissing match between myself and the FBI they generally have better connections. Not to mention having misconduct by the police to use as a tool to legitimately get back at them.
“I WAS A CORPORAL IN THE MARINE CORPS” those words are so guilt driven because he knew he was wrong basically like unbecoming a Marine type of behavior.
The look on the young cop's face when he told them he was a Lieutenant was priceless, He knew at that very second they messed up big time. They disrespected his rights. They all should be removed from service. This is an attorneys dream case.
Actually, the clip was edited. I watched the full clip. The cop did see a gun in lieutenant's vehicle. He then explained to him later that he more afraid than the lieutenant about the gun. The lieutenant was showing a gesture that he agreed with the cop.
The young cop looked like he wasn't agreeing with what was going on once he realized who the guy was, but didn't want to go against the older cop who should of been fired on the spot, pure overreaction and out of control.
I'm starting to be more and more convinced of the fact that apart from excessive and unnecessary aggressiveness, police academy recruits learn best to shout a few stereotyped sentences, which they shout as loudly as they can repeatedly. The most important condition to be accepted at the academy is that the candidate must not have more than two neurons.
They learn nothing because the training is way to short. There are states where it takes 6 weeks from entering Police Academy to roaming the streets, its not hard to realise why such examples exist and why those people are completly overstrained. Over here, Police Academy is 3 years and includes 9 months of psychological training, which prepares them way better for stressful situations. We still have some bad examples, the chance to einning the lotterx jackpot is stilll 18 times higher than getting shot =D
@@Vittrich Thank you for the remarks. I would also like to make a clarification so that I am not misunderstood. The police institution is one of the most important and necessary in the society of any country. It's sad what you told me about the insufficient level of training of those people who have to risk their lives to defend ours. But I think that the insufficient training and the selection of personnel based on criteria that are not based on skills and abilities for this job, has become a frightening reality for all countries. In my country, the police officers hired to patrol the streets do not do any kind of training before being hired. Sadder than that, to be such a policeman they don't even need too much schooling. It is enough to have graduated from a general primary school where they learn to write and read, not necessarily correctly and, the most important thing is to be solid, aggressive, to execute orders unconditionally, to be totally obedient to their superiors and not to think with their head but with muscles. Fortunately for them, they don't have to fear for their lives when they go out on patrol. This is due to the fact that they are the first and biggest criminals, and in the best case they are only associated with famous and very dangerous criminals. Corruption is so great that they don't even hide anymore. They are even publicly displayed with notorious criminals, in exotic places, luxury restaurants and with luxurious cars. All these being things that normally, that is, only from the salary, they could not afford. A well-known sociologist from us made a public remark that should wake up all people wherever they are: "The formation and existence of large organized crime groups could not be possible if there was no acceptance and co-participation of the institutions of the state"
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How fast this cop pulls his gun after asking for his ID. This cop goes from 0 to 100 in seconds after asking for ID. The tyrant never gave him no time to show his ID.
Surely the first sign of self-discipline is the ability to be in reasonable shape for such an important role. I don't mean this to insult the U.S. but the last ten American police videos I watched, the officers - and their supervisors - were all grossly overweight. Even the FBI agent here needs to shed a few.
Its funny when I talk to fellow Americans about my travels. They seem to think traveling around other countries is a dangerous thing. I say no. Travel in America is the only place you get a gun in your face. Look at these asshat cops. Don't think they are unique. I've had guns drawn plenty of times for traffic stops. I've been pulled over in Liberty Co. Texas and held for 30 min while they had dogs on my car because. Yeah just because I refused a search. Said, "I'm part of a hwy inderdiction task force." Do you have any drugs large sums of cash. Total douche bag!
Give idiots a badge and they think they are somebody. It’s so embarrassing to see their actions. Often officials mentions training, but that class of persons are too low capacity to interpret the information. Local governments don’t have the money to do better. Sad situation getting worse.
The arrogance of this police officer who has violated the civil rights of a Federal Law Enforcement agent would be astounding in most countries, but just seems par for the case in the good old United States of America!
Firstly almost no other country has " Federal Officers" so this kind of situation is almost 100% unique to America anyway. The reason it seems par for the course is because there are so many agencies, they each think they are above the rest and none of them communicate with each other properly. Take the FBI agent who was retrieving the gun. The guy was wearing civilian clothing. If you were an officer who received a call from a member of the public saying some strange man was banging on their door and you arrived to find that guy then you not for 1 second think he was any form of Law Enforcement. On top of that, when the officer arrived and asked him to identify himself them man didnt and instead started calling the officer stupid. How on earth is that professional? American needs to sort itself out and stop having so many different organisations trying to do the same job. Consolidate it all into one system and for gods sake make them ALL wear a uniform to avoid these problems.
@@ASavageEye What are you talking about? Of course we have tiered agencies. What we don't have, and USA does, are overlapping jurisdictions and jurisdictions without clearly defined borders.
@@ASavageEye 1) Other countries (many actually) do in fact have more agencies, tiered even, than just typical law enforcement. 2) All agents should wear uniforms huh? Undercover agents wearing uniforms completely defeats the purpose genius. 3) No he did not ask him to identify himself. He asked him to raise his hands then shouted to get on the ground when the agent complied and told him to calm down. He did not ask for identification at all in fact, merely pointed his gun and suddenly shouted "Why didn't you identify yourself?" and the agent correctly responded by telling them that they never asked him to. Which the officer even said "Get on the ground. We'll figure it out." After realizing the agent was correct. 4) When wasn't the agent professional by the way? By pointing out they were wrong and answering them clearly? Or was it unprofessional to know your rights?
@@demontaco4116 1 - I was referring to MY country, not all countries so your very first point is already mute. 2 - I never mentioned undercover agents, that is beyond stupid to try and use as an argument. I would point out that in this video the agent was in fact NOT undercover so again your point is mute. 3 - He most certainly DID shout at him to identify himself just after getting out of his car, maybe watch it and listen carefully this time. When the man did not do so, and in fact began to behave threatening towards the officer by telling him he was " making a big mistake" and calling him an idiot/fool, then the officer told him to get down. At this point all the officer has to go on is a 911 call for help from a trespasser, a man who refuses to identify himself and is being rude. The officer behaved exactly as any other officer would have done in that scenario. 4 - A professional agent would have produced his Id the MOMENT a police car turned up. A professional agent would not have acted superior, told an officer he was making a mistake and certainly would not have called him an idiot/fool. His refusal to answer questions to a fellow member of law enforcement shows a complete lack of respect.
@@ASavageEye you can wear civilian clothing as a Federal Agent as long as you have your badge or any form of ID, in this case he had it under his jacket, and federal agencies are above police officers, most likely he didn’t show any identification because if he did in the officer’s mind that would be reaching for a weapon and could’ve potentially shot him, the officer should’ve been more calmed and should’ve maintained everything from de-escalating but made things much worse then it should’ve been. I would rather much get arrested by an FBI agent than a police officer.
Just remember you can always call the Sheriff on the police. They usually have a more level headed approach. Try it out I have and it ended up with handshakes and me going on my way.
The Back story of the FBI agent at 17:51 is that he was actually doing the whole thing to test the conduct of the officer & Department that was under Investigation to see if they handle the situation lawfully, asking things like if he can turn off his body cam & asking for medical attention, the officer was lucky he didn’t turn his body cam off, but failed badly by leaving him in a over heated car & not releasing him as soon as they found out he was a real FBI agent, it took them 10 minutes of talking before they let him go after finding out he was legit & they lied about saying he was on a terror list, a few of the officers were let go afterwards the Investigation was conducted.
saying its hot in the back of a police car is like basic excuse number one. then they say they need an ambulance for said excuse. its all about "Im caught" and need to make space away from the officer in the most undeniable way possible. about every long term criminal has their make space excuse. when in trouble, chest pains is a crooks best friend.
@@geronimo5537 True but the fact of the matter is that the FBI agent was there to investigate him & the heat was turned on full blast on a hot day, just because you are a suspect doesn’t mean you should be treated inhumanely, if you request medical attention they are not allowed to deny you by law, the FBI agent was there to see how the officer was dealing with suspects, the officer failed & it cost him his job, the FBI agent was there because of the former complaints filed against the officers conduct in giving false fines & arrests, the officer thought he was above the law & use intimidation tactics, well not anymore.
Seemingly these officers, with only high school education, no particular skills, entered the police force as a “job”. And the “job” in their community can make them mentally proud. They have never thought about it as a career, nor had any deep thoughts as to what is “to serve and protect”. That’s why corruption takes place at this low level, even in the 21st century in the police force.
Police like this should never even make it on the force. Really shows how bad our justice system is when the worst people are the ones enforcing the law.
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“I’m afraid to get out”
“You should be”
That’s a deadly threat by a cop towards a non violent and innocent person, who is also a lieutenant in the armed forces. Insane, they can never work again.
With his hands up, the man is calmly & quietly asking what the problem is, but the cops are screaming and threatening violence - the cops are behaving worse than the person they are detaining!!!
@@ianbattles7290and to top that off , they were detaining him for no reason
i seen that interaction before, and when i heard " you should be. get out" i instantly paused because i was shocked. AGAIN
I really doubt if they are allowed to fire at a gas station when he has both hands out of the windows.
@@ianbattles7290 Its very simple, DONT ASK QUESTIONS. Look, when you are stopped you do what you are told without comment. The moment you refuse to comply and start talking back, even to ask a simple question, the officer will always take it as negative attitude and intent. The guy was stopped for a very valid reason, one that could have been handled in a matter of minutes if he had simply did what he was told but he chose to escalate the situation instead. And if you want to know why they are being so heavy handed then let me explain. The driver of the vehicle is wearing a military uniform and that means there is a strong chance he is armed. Police will always take the heavy approach when there is a clear possibility of guns being involved and rightfully so.
the fbi agent was actually trying to investigate reports of corruption within the police department, he ended up getting the proof he needed from being a victim himself
investigation done...
Came her to say that. FBI agent your job is to find corruption in this area. Cool. Hey I'm investigating shit. Coos your under arrest for investigating. Boom corruption probe over all cops and DA probably judge should be charged with rico.
Can't blame the cop because the FBI agent didn't want to meet him at the office and then asked to turn body camara off. I mean, is not like federal agents play nicer than cops.
They are all hell bent on a power trip because they are wearing a uniform what is very scary is why do idiots like these powertrippers get into the police forces in the first place
@@Apolacit’s reverse psychology. The agent told the cop to turn off the body cam so that the cop keeps it turned on. Then he requested an ambulance so that the footage can be recovered.
Those cops knew they fucked up when they realized they arrested an FBI agent for no reason who belongs to the Public Corruption group 😂😂😂😂
Sounds like its done intentionally
It's like we are watching a movie 🥴😏💯🤡
He did everything wrong. He should have contacted IA, not the officer directly on his personal cell. He showed his ID and covered his picture and didnt show his badge. He said he was out of Jacksonville and they didnt know him because he was out of Tallahassee. He wouldnt give his supervisors name and number . He was asking about a ticket the officer wrote and then rescinded but said he was investigating corruption of others in the department. Most of all he was on the terrorist watchlist and classified as extremely dangerous contrary to what this narrator is saying. Most likely for his cover but the police dont know that. I do think he should get the Oscar for best actor. The car had the AC on and it was cold out since a few have jackets on and he is wearing a sweater. Whoever put this together clipped out most of it and only put in the parts that fit his agenda of making the cops look bad.
It's a DAMN Shame those police got away with treating that lieutenant like that! Charges were dropped by judge. Pure Racism
Don't fuck with fbi they will win at the end.
Body cams truly are a god send. It shows just how stupid these corrupt officers are, to record their own crime being committed.
average ACABer
@@MatthewTheRailfanner average bootshiner
@@iancraze6189 okay groomer
Sadly they can turn them off
@@iancraze6189nah he's the average knob shiner
If a cop literally refuses to explain why they are detaining or arresting then clearly they have no real cause
Biggest gang anywhere, everywhere. Police can, & DO whatever tf they want to, sadly
incorrect and complete ignorance. you can be detained in many many instances and not have the right to know why until you are successfully detained ESPECIALLY if you are though to have a warrant or are armed. i don’t understand how people like you just go on spatting nonsense without knowing a damn thing ur talking about
@@jakebrewer2579 for a matter of fact police always have to tell you why you are being detained or arrested when it is practically available, and seeing how he had both hands out of the window and was clearly heard as the cop responded “you should be” when he said he was afraid, if you wanna defend these psychotic bullies be my guest but don’t argue what you dont know.
@@jakebrewer2579 You're simply WRONG because that isn't the case in every state. In some states, a cop will only have authority over you once you've broken the law meaning, they don't have the right to walk up to you and ORDER you to do anything. When they pulled the military guy over, the 1st thing they should have done was tell him WHY they pulled him over. Example "Sr you were pulled over because you ignored my flashing lights for a traffic stop due to no rear tags and because you kept driving to evade traffic stop". They didn't do that and simply pulled their guns just started trying to order him to get out the vehicle but never told him why or what law he broke. So he did not have to comply. In Texas, anytime I get pulled over and cop comes to my window and ask for license and insurance, I ask them WHY did they pull me over. If they don't disclose that reason or what law I've broken, I don't NOT have to comply as they're now violating my "rights to travel".
@@rotaryperfection Comprehension is clearly not you strong suit my friend. In the very beginning of the video the officer announces to the radio that he is conducting a felony traffic stop. In EVERY state standard protocol is to detain the occupants. You do not have the right to know why you are being detained until it is successfully accomplished. Regardless of if they did tell him the guy did not comply with officers orders whatsoever and thus put himself in that position. Now that is not to say that the cop did everything right but regarding your point of guns drawn and their demeanor yes it is appropriate. Him pepper spraying him several times was inappropriate and you can tell the dude was brought into the force at a different time because he clearly had zero deescalation training whatsoever. If you watch it back as soon as the Lt. starts using the pepper spray several times and acting overly aggressive the younger cops start to pull back. I think it was the right call for him to have been given disciplinary action.
I remember this incident. Assaulting an officer of the United States Army is a federal offense. This is beyond any civil lawsuit. That pif committed a federal felony.
Why are you surprised by this in white America😂
@@reginaldmontgomery7730 Yeah because no black cops ever overstep their boundaries, and cops never treat white people like shit or kill them for no reason.
You know it's not just a white vs black issue right?
I'm sure some Officers are racist, but there are plenty of cases of White officers abusing and harassing white men and women, but they don't make the news because they don't draw as much attention, plus it implies the REAL issue here: lack of proper de-escalation training and corruption as well.
@@reginaldmontgomery7730 git out hommie
The issue was that the Army Lieutenant thought he would get special treatment because he was in uniform. He got butt hurt when they treated him the same way they would anyone else who breaks the law and doesn't follow directions. What this narrator failed to mention during his incomplete description is that the Lt. drove nearly 5 MILES before his clueless ass decided he would finally pull over into the gas station. That's why the cops conducted a felony stop. They had been trying to get his dumbass to stop for the last 5 miles and he wouldn't stop. That's called fleeing and eluding in many jurisdictions plus he didn't have a plate on his vehicle. Being a service member does not preclude you from following the law.
Whats worst is, he got compensated only 4 thousand dollars, and the corruptive cops still in the force.
Sadly, that's a common story. They resign move to another county, or are hired back on later on, after the fact they have proven they are incompetent as police officers.
Actually these🐷🐷welfare recipients have NO authority outside of their police departments, but people think they do!🤦🏻😖🤨
The cop was fired.
I agree, $4,000 was a very small settlement for that. At least they didn't kill him.
Where the hell was the FBI on this??? These two dirt bags assholes just assaulted a fed and that is a fullblown felony!!
@@robertthomas5906 No, they didn't kill him. The trauma it causes people, I'd rather have not EXPERIENCE IT AT ALL, and not be given $4,000, which is a insult.
the way they scream so aggressively as the person is fully cooperating just proves all this shit is, is a massive power trip to them
Right on!!!
They're hysterical & out of control. They can't or won't admit when they're wrong. Anybody would be scared to get out the car!!! Anyone!!!
@@chuijgfft i mean, youd be shocked at how many people still support cops despite this, was this reply really necessary? calm down.
@@NinyaBOTthere are a good amount of bad cops but they keep our society running and without them it’d be anarchy
I imagine they were waiting for a hand to go out of sight so they could claim danger while ordering a hand to go out of sight.
The first two cops should NEVER EVER be allowed to not only work for the police but own firearms. They are clearly unhinged.
@@whooby297 That is incorrect.
Had he simply complied, everything else would have never happened. When you are asked to exit the vehicle, exit.
yeah whole world know this shit your country is a peace breaker@@whooby297
@@TheSamsdad25 pointing gun and asking how many people are there? Absolutely bizarre for just traffic rules. Both of them were completely wrong.
Военный в машине вёл себя странно.., в таких ситуациях часто происходит перестрелка и копы погибают 🤷♂️ водители ведут себя странно, не подчиняются, затем хватают оружие и стреляют в копов, таких видео полно youtube Так что полицейского зря уволили, он просто был осторожен 🧠
It's unbelievable how people are treated 😢 by our police enforcement.
God bless America.
Right , and when you under an FBI inquiry what then?😂
These cops are ANIMALS…..straight up!!!
The first man deserved WAYYY more than FOUR... THOUSAND...DOLLARS.
Im literally shocked and confused.
Omg...is that all he got? 😑
Black man in the justice system baby
So because he's a lieutenant in the military, he doesn't have to get out of the car and he's above the law ?
Same thing with the agent that wouldn't get on the ground, just fuking do it so they can feel safe because they're scared to death obviously if they tell you to get on the ground then they can look at your ID all they want but everyone needs to argue and flex who they are first.
@@WhiteBoogeyman No, what YOU don't understand is the cops were infringing on their rights by giving unlawful orders, pal.
Cops need to have reasonable suspicion of a crime being commited to have any right at all to order someone to do something. In case you don't understand, they need to actually see an illegal act being commited, or have reports of a crime being commited. Being "suspicious" in anyones opinion (including an officers), is not a fucking crime. By blindly following unlawful orders given by cops, they would be empowering them to keep infringing on peoples rights. You should stand up for your rights and refuse unlawful orders, for everyones sake.
@@DinGuSco So if you look like someone that's a suspect, that's not probable cause ?
The lieutenant is the only one I didn't hear a reason. The ATF guy called then walked out of the house he was calling on, so they didn't know who he was.
The time I was pulled it literally took 2 min because I cooperated and they said we are so sorry to have a good day. You don't know what they have been told by dispatch to do. If you don't listen, it really just pisses them off and causes more problems.
I would never let cops in my house without a warrant and I will exercise my rights but anybody can call on you, and that's enough for them to detain you.
The ability US police officers have to escalate situations is really impressive
Kind of a talent 😅
That's the name of the game. As soon as they get in a situation they can't dominate and control they get really scared
Maybe because they get paid to set stupid precedents for detaining people.
The power of qualified immunity
You have to watch more videos from detaining people and you will know why they are acting how they do. Every day with freaks takes away your ability to read people, your trust
You can't give me that level of authority that has been physically WEAK since birth. They just want to hurt and control. It's sickening to see.
Actually these🐷🐷welfare recipients have NO authority outside of their police departments, but people think they do!🤦🏻😖🤨
The famous old saying "im just doing my job" 😂😂😂
How did that work out for the Nazis when they were on trial? 😂
The fact that guy said "Yeah, you should be" in response to the Lt. stating his fear to leave his car is more than enough proof he doesn't belong in law enforcement.
Another worker on a power trip. Happens with security too.
@@LPEVENTSGR Wrong, the only ones being stubborn and acting out like the complete idiots they are were the two cops. Simple traffic stop and guns drawn, gtfo hope they never ever get another paycheck from the public.
@@LPEVENTSGR Actually, you're wrong. At no point should any security force be escalating a situation by saying "you should be (afraid)". At that point you are no longer providing security, but actively engaging in violence.
American cops are the worst
@@LPEVENTSGRor they could have calmed down and talked to him like hes an actual person.
Qualified Immunity needs to go away, and lawsuits against officers should be taken out of their pensions. We'll see this behavior go away really quick
Good theory, except the stats show that majority of these cops are relatively new rather than being there for 20+ years so the chances of those cops having pensions in the $100,000+ range, hell even 40K right off the bat starting the job are slimmer than paper. (heres an example thats never gonna happen its just a made up analogy) thats like working at a job for 1 month screwing up something so bad that you have to pay a 10 years of pay. chances of you having built up 10 years pay in 1 month is non existent, unless you had one hell of a month on OF BUH DUM TISS XD XD XD
Say hello to US Police Union, the strongest organized crime on the fking planet
u r just little human living in a sandbox. u dont have to make demands
He didn't even make a command, nonce. 😂
You like men
WHATS GOING ON?
POLICE:JUST POWER TRIPPIN SO GET OUT!! 🤣
Lmfao that second clip was hilarious, the guy called the cops on the guy saying he was pretending to be an ATF employee and this is what happened
No one, NO ONE should resort to pulling out their guns unless they feel threatened. They even pepper sprayed him while he was unarmed with his hands up. He never once put up a fight, just questioned for the stop. These aren’t cops, they are monsters who wear the name.
they are part of the system
If you're part of the system you're an asshole.
He was driving a suv with full tinted windows and he is not following orders. For all the police know there is two back seats full with armed men. That Army soldier is a disgrace to the uniform. No discipline at all.
@@williambrandondavis6897There are no suspicions that there were more men inside the car, and they gave no explanation as to why they acted that way.
@@williambrandondavis6897 So you are saying we should strip the rights and profile citizens with tinted windows? Wake up to reality
It’s scary what giving the wrong type of person the power to enforce the law can result in.
It's scary that in a country where the population is armed there is so little training.
the rank dont matter , the lieutenant broken the law
@@scheikundeiscool4086speak for yourself, most gun owners I know spend more time at the range than officers at departments do.
More and more people getting it... 😔
Same for politicians. They have way too much unchecked power.
That policeman is beyond reasonable!
Both of those policemen need minimum of SUSPENSION!!
The Soldier is CALM!
Policeman is in the wrong!
Lieutenant, I thank you for being an active duty soldier!
I figure people become cops because of their self-righteous, narc egos get a kick out of bullying people.
That first encounter has so many violations of basic rights that a lawyer would have to spend days counting them. Literally everything those officers did was wrong and violated his rights. They lied, misinformed, threatened...the list goes on and on.
Yep. I'm not even from the US, but I'm pretty sure you should NEVER get out of your car, because doing so is a threat towards the cops. You could be stepping out having a gun in one hand. So showing his hands and not moving is the only way to go, so they can be sure you aren't armed and not giving them a reason to shoot at you.
@@dezpotizmOFheavenno, when the police tell you to step out you're legally required to get out of the car. Penn v Mims
False, he refused to pull over and then refused to get out of the car when they told him to.
The obscured tag (or other traffic violations) is reasonable suspicion for a stop. Case law allows officers to remove you from your car for little to no reason.
@kingtroll8363 These youtube comment sections are nuts, people blindly defending nonsense like "you don't have to get out of your car."
As an ex military and armed security personnel I’m shocked at how easily these guys pull out their guns.
It’s really insane to watch
That's because they are Communist Thugs wearing the American Flag.
I think they are uneducated cops, fake degrees, fake resumes, and just applied and got the job. Pffffttt
Your definitely right there and the young guy at the beginning doesn’t even know how to hold his firearm half the time
American police are the most violent and unhinged cops in the western world
It's what happens when you arm a bunch of low intelligent clowns with weapons.
This video sheds light on the disturbing reality of police misconduct, especially when dealing with FBI agents. It's eye-opening to witness the unjust treatment these law enforcement officers subject individuals to, even when they hold positions of authority within the government. The calm and composed demeanor of the FBI agents amidst the chaos is commendable, highlighting their professionalism and dedication to upholding the law. This serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of accountability and reform within law enforcement agencies to prevent such injustices from recurring.
The cop trying to damage control the first case basically said "it's not our fault for pulling our guns on him without any reason to, it's his fault!"
And ofcourse its not his fault he peppersprayed him, his hands mustve slipped.
they considered it running, so they are able to do that, I wonder how far he drove. Cop Escalated it, should have just waited for backup since he pulled over in a lit area. Dude should have just got out of the car tho imo. Even tho cops were being idiots
@@chappy24Would you exit your vehicle with several cops having pre-emptively drawn their firearms, and being that hostile?
@@mrcaia.8012If you don't want to get shot yes. You must be stupid. getting out and following orders like he was trained would end the confrontation. Instead he escalated it by being difficult. Do you think the thin sheet metal in that suv can block bullets? hows not getting out any more dangerous? If they want to kill u they can just shoot through the car moron. Only an idiot argues with a man with a gun and a license to kill. Save it for court unless your stupid.
@chappy24 but he doesnt have to get out of the car for a regular traffic stop, he doesnt even have to roll the window down.
Back in 2008, I was detained for taking pictures of my wife's new front yard tree when a deputy drove by and saw me. He screamed at me for photographing him (I did not) and refusing to surrender my camera. Thankfully, my neighbor is the sheriff's sister, and she called him to come because she saw the whole thing and knew I was being bullied. The deputy got his ass chewed out and looked like he was going to cry as he was forced to apologize.
And what of all the people who doesn't have friends in police leadership? Law enforcement is corrupt as hell
But it was all covered up. Zero repercussions. YOU are part of the problem.
@@chrispotas6236 ???
@@chrispotas6236 dude aint part of the problem, shitty untrained cops are.
2A
I know this is an arrest vid, But....the meme looks like he's giving him the Vertical spoon treatment lol
If these cops are so afraid and fearful, they should absolutely not be cops.
Hilarious to see cops arresting an FBI agent who is investigating them for corruption 😮
Also hilarious to see a cop who can't tell the FBI badge is a real one ( why carry a badge then ? )
The FBI agent was not investigating them for corruption, he asked that specific officer there because he was investigating someone else and was hoping he would rat on him.
@@dubongros3108 Even if someone shows an officer a badge they still have to check the number to see if it is real Making a realistic fake badge from any service is beyond easy. The officer is literally doing his due diligence and you're mocking him for it. Would you rather he just believe everything any stranger tells him?
lol for a second there I genuinely thought those redneck cops might drive him to the swamp and feed him to the gators - they didnt need 3 cop cars on the scene to deal with 1 guy. those cops had to be busy with something, which is why they were so worried about anything sounding like an "FBI investigation" lol
@@ASavageEye It is actually very easy, just takes a short call to the department
These thugs with badges should be in jail. Unbelievable.
In the 2nd video, look how sadistic they are and how they mock him. They get a kick of being sadistic in a dangerous and nonconsensual way.
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On the thumbnail the fbi guy looks like the guy off the Human Centipede 2😂😂😂😂😂
No people who think they could just get away with whatever they want then blame the cops should be. do you wanna talk about being privileged? How about not feeling like you need to stop during a traffic stop because you’re in the army?
Time to defund the police.
The biggest problem with police officers is that they feel helpless when someone not obey their orders, even when they point with a gun to an unarmed suspect (mostly innocent), instead of staying professional and clear the situation they almost always let the situation escalate and treat you like a terrorist…
There would be hell to pay if a cop came at me like that! 🤬
Did he seriously just threaten this man with arrest if he wanted to press charges?
Yep,, cause cops have their own set of rules
Liars
Hey Gueterez, whacha doing today ?
😂😂😂😂
I know, right? That would entice me to ABSOLUTELY file charges.
As a retired Law Enforcement officer that last officer needs to be fired. He's acting like a child trying to exert his power over a younger sibling. Totally unprofessional.
The last officer.... What about the first 2, absolute scum the pair of them.
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@@lo1lawl Some really good points here. I don't necessarily agree with 100% of it, but I actually lost a friend of 30+ years over an argument about the police. I was only pointing out that the training police receive is embarrassingly terrible. I didn't insult cops on anything else, but her husband is an officer so she wouldn't even hear me out. Fucking amazing.
How many times did you witness this kind of abuse and did nothing about it? You were part of the problem.
@@lo1lawlwe need police. But the ones we have now ain't shit. The whole law enforcement profession needs to be scrapped and rebooted, with ALL new officers and better training.
The fbi guy wasn’t really sick, but he knew he needed to get out of there asap
Pov : The average American police.
That first cop seems like the type that makes ANY situation worse.
yes. Hes about as sharp as a marble. Sadly hes probably one of the only 20 people in that whole county who is willing to do patrolman work. No one wants to become a police officer anymore. "The new hire pool is almost non-existent" - some police official talking about the situation BEFORE the US went crazy over the wrongful death of george floyd. Its just a shitty situation. Police officers get paid pretty well to, just so many quit after a life threatening situation and no one new joins. Sadly.
Just get out of the damn car if a cop orders you to?! He just made the situation way worse for no reason
@@sowetoninja9398unless you’re a victim of a terrorist attack (I mention that because of the one American terrorist without a license plate)
You don’t have to immediately pull out a gun to talk to someone. The suspect have rights to know what he’s done.
@@sowetoninja9398it makes me sad seeing so many bootlickers that think it's okay for a cop to pull a gun on a simple traffic stop.
I think those police officers watch some crime drama shit and try to recreate the event in real life.
The problem I have with this is that it should not matter who the victim of police abuse is. Vet or not what race. Nobody should be treated that way. I do not care if a person is FBI, a marine or Joe 6 pack we all have the same rights.
Great comment
Very well said!!!
WHE SHOULD BUT.........? is not the case.
sure but we have to acknowledge how much more it happens to black people and minorities in america
and you know exactly why. 13% = 60% of the crime. You knew that before you commented.
I only can speak from my own experience and there are many many many great and wonderful cops that have helped my family and me. I am very grateful for that service. God bless them all
Everyone is guilty even if you are innocent, until you prove that you are not guilty!!!!
How many people have been jailed for DUI and they have a legitimate medical emergency ???
It is so disturbing to watch this video, even though I have seen it many times! This is a clear example of police overreach that desperately needs to be addressed by law enforcement in the U.S.!
I have seen it many times to , long ago !! Everybody is stealing content and start a channel . I think this is not legit.
he was gonna kill him but he got mad because he drove into a gas station.
it is, lol its being addressed in the video lmao. abusive police brutality addressing more abusive police, you think the officers getting abused have never abused anyone? i bet you just gotta hear one of their victims side of the story, you might find quite a few more victims in jail somewhere all with the same thoughts about these officers getting abused in this video.
@@mk-ue9tx bro there’s multiple things that happen you might not see on another channel and also it’s stealing not steeling
it will never happen
The FBI should get warrants on each of these officers, and treat them the way the FBI officers were treated.
I agree
Bet the guy in the house was killing himself laughing.
They treated him equally , they equally abused him like any other citizen/ victim they roll up on .
FBI do even worse most of the time with even bigger power trips.
FBI agents are just as bad lmao
As a Moroccan i am appeled about the amount of aggression in the USA, and you are proud of the USA? Unbelievable!!??
If this is how they treat other law enforcement agents who know their rights, I shudder to think how much abuse they get away with giving regular citizens.
Military is not law enforcement.
@@chrystalblue7170 No but the FBI are...
Shudder? Stop using fancy words
No need to ponder, there's a mountain of video footage.
@@Drogas3653 It's quite an ordinary word for me so I hope you'll forgive me if I don't put any effort into avoiding it just because you have a strange aversion to it.
As a ex felon with bad record seeing a soldier in uniform being harrased really infuriates me 😡
As a person with no criminal record it infuriates me to see cops treat anybody like this
As an AC/AB person this also infuriates me
Should get your brain MRI'd for Police are our domestic military
You chose what life instead of being a cop? I'm sorry and an Ex Felon, you have no vote 😂
as ex military seeing this video makes me think times are sad
as Brazilian, I can't complain about US yet.
The second one was trying to get guns from a citizen! The citizen called the cops on him. Good job cops!!!
This is what happens when you only require a GED for the job.
THIS IS HORRIBLE. SEND THESE OFFICERS TO JAIL.
Womp Womp
@@MexicanNinja441 ? what is so funny?
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There are just so many cops out there who do not deserve that power and authority!
Far more that do. But honestly how can we weed them out. A psychology test. Bullies make some of the worst cops. They get authority they go apeshit with the sense of power
@@wattsinc. The job itself is corrupt.
If you offer people a position of authority with zero accountability, it's always going to attract the lowest dregs of humanity.
@@liquidsnakex It's a job that's needed nonetheless, but you are right and it's not just with certain cops, ANY position of power is ripe for those looking to abuse the system to snake their way into it.
It's almost as if giving people a very small training window (less than a year, compared to 2-years on the UK that does not even cover gun safety and control) that requires very little entry requirement (outside of passing basic training), give them a gun and tell them to catch criminals (note: not upholding peace) is bad recipe for escalation.
The main issue, however, is that the police forces in the US are extremely self-preserving and will do everything in their power to protect their own, regardless if said officer is corrupt or acting illegally. In any other country those officers would be immediately ordered to hand their badges (and firearms) in and forced to wait until a thorough investigation (including court trial) is completed before they are even considered to be fit for active duty again. They would also be lucky if they even got paid during this time.
@@wattsinc.No Europeans
If 5th only asked for his ID first then they wouldnt be in the trouble they will be down the line 😂😂😂😂
I am.laughing so hard for first one. Those two cops are not cops but security guards. Haha
You're fool
If nurses or doctors knew as little about their jobs as most police officers do, thousands of people would die every day seeking for help.
if plumbers were trained as cops are, there would be shitpoop flooding the streets
Medical errors cause 250,000 deaths a year in america. 12 MILLION are misdiagnosed every year. 7,000 die from the wrong medication. So, you’re making the wrong point whether you realize it or not…Maybe being a police officer isn’t as simple as you want it to be…
They do, because they do
THAT ĜFG 83RD
"If nurses or doctors knew as little about their jobs as most police officers do, thousands of people would die every day seeking for help"
Nurses and doctors don't know as much as you think they do and thousands of people DO die every day seeking for help from them
Cops really need more training. Anger management. Ethics. Proper communication. This is absolutely ridiculous. There should be WAY more accountability. No other profession gets away with F-ups like law enforcement. And these are minor. These devour trust and create trauma and should be treated as the crimes they are. With that said I do respect GOOD, ETHICAL police that are capable of admitting their errors.
You can't teach those things you just mentioned. Either someone is right for the job or they're not. These people were not. They were meant to work inside of the prison system.
Training has little to do with it. Many police officers have tiny egos and that's the reason why they seek employment. They can't handle it when people don't give them the power they so desperately seek, which is why they react in this way even if it ends in crushing the rights of those they are charged to protect.
@@jigglefloyd What's ironic and just absurd is that these guys should have completely stood down when the agent identified himself and showed his creds. Cops acted like criminals kidnapping a Fed at gunpoint and taking him across the border.
Basically higher-ups approve of bully boys. All through school, college, office, street, business etc. Keeps the commoners down without too much investment.
This will not stop.
Politicians say hello
$4000.00 for the dangerous abuse he received. That was a hate crime. The head cop kicked him. Threatened to kill him.pepper sprayed him twice. This man was and is traumatized. For the rest of his life. He needs more compensation . And better legal help.
Much props to that young lady being alert, looking at that lady trying to kidnap that little girl. You are a hero young lady, thank you
Imagine remaining SO calm with 3 unhinged sociopaths pointing guns at you. He got pepper sprayed and had no reaction at first. Then unhooked his own seatbelt while blinded, stepped out, continued to calmly ask questions, got beaten, and continued to ask the same questions calmly. Jfc... This man is an absolute unit of a badass. When the officer said something about "dropping charges", I thought he was talking about him dropping charges against them lmao
They freaking overreacted...Those guys are lunatics....don't deserve badges. I think ex soldiers deserve or anyone joining the army deserves to be an officer. Because they already risked their lives and expected to die for the country..these cops are just trying to stroke their egos.
The 1st one is a lie, I saw the full video. They tried to pull him over and he had a ton of opportunities but refused and ignored them. When he finally stopped, they were already hot from that and ready to arrest him for fleeing police. He then wanted to have a conversation about it, when its past the point of conversation and he was already under arrest. Non-lethal force was used to remove him accordingly since he wouldn't exit the vehicle. Believe it or not, even young black males have to follow the law and obey basic instructions.
It's not the best idea to pepper spray someone and then expect them to get out of the car afterwards
@@counterfeit1148 once they get pepper sprayed....they're disabled...
@@appletherapy That's exactly why it's so dumb that the cops in the video did it to the guy in the first video
"You receive an order, obey it" - America is doomed.
nibba you need to comply to the police
He was trying to play the oath of Office/Enlistment card. The problem is you do not have to obey *_unlawful_* orders and you do not have to obey "orders" of officers _appointed_ over you (meaning direct military superiors). There ARE lawful orders that you DO have to comply with from police, however, many times they try to make you believe that a _request_ or a _suggestion_ is an "order" when it is not. They bank on your lack of knowledge of your rights and their restrictions, which to be fair, 95% of people do not know... And THAT is why you should NEVER answer questions or turn over any document EXCEPT if they explicitly state that you are being ordered to do so and that you will be arrested if you refuse. And immediately ask for their sergeant or sheriff (not a deputy). In such cases you ALWAYS verbally state that you are/will _complying under duress,_ and that are/will do so in fear of imminent threat to your life. Then comply all the way to court, and then laugh all the way to the bank.
@@darkmistico No, we don't.
One cop yelled "take you seat belt off" while the other yelled "don't reach in there". This is how they justify killing innocent people.
They also said get out of the car while his seat belt was on, door was locked and they were holding onto both of his hands. You litterally can't comply.
The first thing that Agent Burke said is “I’m Federal Agent.” These cops are overreacting! Horrific!
Smart move asking for medical service, adds more witnesses
It's startling how quick police officers are to turn to force rather than deescalate the situation by engaging in conversation, particularly when the person in question is clearly unarmed
... unarmed, and enthusiastically willing to engage in de-escalating the situation through conversation, as opposed to the "detain, arrest, then talk" philosophy so many law enforcement are trained to do.
Except the last guy. He was clearly intentionally parked illegally to make a YT video of cops exacerbating a parking violation, hoping it would turn into a huge fiasco by antagonizing their involvement. Except the responding officer was cool as fuck and that video was a flop.
It's because they're dumb brutes
I hate police corruption/bad police work as much as anyone
Another thing to consider is that the cops might have just come out of an extremely tense situation
Maybe 1 of there fellow officers just got hurt in a chase and then they go to pulling over lieutenant nazario (I’m not ok with police brutality etc)
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Because they're all psychopaths
Wow!
And this is the country he's fighting for.
These are wild cops who need to be put in jail😅
These cops give the rest of the police force a bad name! And treating a lieutenant that way? It’s disgraceful and disgusting…
Shit birds got what was coming.
All their colleague "good" cops that stand there helping them do all this are also giving them a bad name. There are NO good cops because they will all complacently watch and assist in the absolute violation of citizens rights even when they know their partner is in the wrong. If citizens can be found guilty by association then the police should be held to that same standard
These cops are "the rest of the police force". Ftp 4life
Lt. Should have pulled the fuck over when the blues went on
Suicide not allowed @@ms.bunniesarecute2287
As a Swiss i‘m so shocked of this aggresive,behavior of your police in the USA
This is a very unhealthy,emotional behavior!
You mean wild boars?
Ich bin Deutscher und mindestens genauso geschockt. Das was sich da Polizist nennt......
Я Русский, и меня шокирует подобное поведение сотрудников полиции. У вас там в штатах как будто одни нелюди служат какие то -_-
I’m American, some of our police our awesome and others are think they are fucking dictators and can do whatever they want. Fucking country going to hell in a hand basket.
@@JediMageits true, ive lived in russia, police are crminals, thugs abd robbers but they are calm and unphased and lack emotion. They can beat you easily but its for money or to get something not out of pannic or fear or emotion
“Sometimes we can’t blame them for making a mistake”
I mean, possibly? But this stuff happens far too often without consequence.
I’m in the Marines, and that officer gave us a bad name.
Not just him, I know of other officers who r former Marines with that type of mentality, my oldest brother was in the Marines and went on to become a police officer and later became chief, he's retired but he retired early partially due to how more and more corrupt officers like that r springing outta the woodwork, he believes that officers like this need to be barred/banned from any sorta law enforcement from any department
That old coot wasn't a marine his speech pattern is completely off as no marine I know and have seen and worked will ever call someone lt without a name and reason its just sir ma'am or enlisted rank and nane.
Just last month in court, I had a judge say in my case, on record, "He's a police officer, he wouldn't lie." I don't know if it's possible to spontaneously combust, but I'm pretty sure I came damn near close.
I once dismantled a cop’s case so hard in court that he was laughed at by the entire audience, including other officers. B*tch of a judge found me guilty anyway.
There is no justice in America.
@@johndough1703 we stand zero chance
Time to get out of america asap. Probably why i stay inside all day sadly. Police always tried pulling me over for bs reasons every time i had others in the car they left. The one time i was alone they got me. Makes you really wonder what sick things they did to others when they had no witnesses
I'm tired of hearing the excuse "cops are humans after-all"... they are not "humans", they are "oath-bound humans", and that makes a huge difference. Nobody forced them to take an oath.
The FBI investigating corruption…that’s funny
When a guy claims to be an FBI agent and his "credentials" or vehicle registration come back as some sort of cyber security or computer related stuff, you can be pretty damn sure that is most likely a real FBI agent.
Those cops had alota good laughs at abusing that FBI agent that was investigating their corruption
The investigation was very quickly conclusive
Jokes on them in the end tho, FBI agent got the last laugh with his investigation 😂
I don't think I would want to be the local cop in a pissing match between myself and the FBI they generally have better connections. Not to mention having misconduct by the police to use as a tool to legitimately get back at them.
"I love helping the government wage war, especially with itself."
-Michael Townley
“I WAS A CORPORAL IN THE MARINE CORPS” those words are so guilt driven because he knew he was wrong basically like unbecoming a Marine type of behavior.
The look on the young cop's face when he told them he was a Lieutenant was priceless, He knew at that very second they messed up big time. They disrespected his rights. They all should be removed from service. This is an attorneys dream case.
Actually, the clip was edited. I watched the full clip. The cop did see a gun in lieutenant's vehicle. He then explained to him later that he more afraid than the lieutenant about the gun. The lieutenant was showing a gesture that he agreed with the cop.
The young cop looked like he wasn't agreeing with what was going on once he realized who the guy was, but didn't want to go against the older cop who should of been fired on the spot, pure overreaction and out of control.
@@xuanmai7133What is your point? They treated this as a Felony Stop from the beginning.
@@xuanmai7133 Send a link to the full video
@@LittleGronk-yv2tf We don't know what was going on before the cameras started rolling. Clearly, there's more to the story here.
I'm starting to be more and more convinced of the fact that apart from excessive and unnecessary aggressiveness, police academy recruits learn best to shout a few stereotyped sentences, which they shout as loudly as they can repeatedly. The most important condition to be accepted at the academy is that the candidate must not have more than two neurons.
They learn nothing because the training is way to short. There are states where it takes 6 weeks from entering Police Academy to roaming the streets, its not hard to realise why such examples exist and why those people are completly overstrained. Over here, Police Academy is 3 years and includes 9 months of psychological training, which prepares them way better for stressful situations. We still have some bad examples, the chance to einning the lotterx jackpot is stilll 18 times higher than getting shot =D
@@Vittrich Thank you for the remarks. I would also like to make a clarification so that I am not misunderstood. The police institution is one of the most important and necessary in the society of any country. It's sad what you told me about the insufficient level of training of those people who have to risk their lives to defend ours. But I think that the insufficient training and the selection of personnel based on criteria that are not based on skills and abilities for this job, has become a frightening reality for all countries. In my country, the police officers hired to patrol the streets do not do any kind of training before being hired. Sadder than that, to be such a policeman they don't even need too much schooling. It is enough to have graduated from a general primary school where they learn to write and read, not necessarily correctly and, the most important thing is to be solid, aggressive, to execute orders unconditionally, to be totally obedient to their superiors and not to think with their head but with muscles. Fortunately for them, they don't have to fear for their lives when they go out on patrol. This is due to the fact that they are the first and biggest criminals, and in the best case they are only associated with famous and very dangerous criminals. Corruption is so great that they don't even hide anymore. They are even publicly displayed with notorious criminals, in exotic places, luxury restaurants and with luxurious cars. All these being things that normally, that is, only from the salary, they could not afford. A well-known sociologist from us made a public remark that should wake up all people wherever they are: "The formation and existence of large organized crime groups could not be possible if there was no acceptance and co-participation of the institutions of the state"
Exactly...PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT... seems to be missing in a lot of cases. @@Vittrich
An arrest and a beatdown seem to be the same thing today.
I love how the cops say “ I can’t breathe “ while talking😂. Where have we heard that before!😂
well well well... (for reasons this is a joke)
weird times, when you gotta be more afraid of the cops than the regular criminals.
For some segments of society that has been the case since... forever.
Look up the origin of US police departments. You’ll see how far this is from “weird times”
Es ist schon immer so gewesen und wird auch immer so bleiben bei euch in den Staaten, durch Kameras und die Medien bekommt man es jetzt bloß öffter mit. Ihr seit einfach voller sch..... und werdet es immer bleiben. Ihr geht unter und werdet uns alle mitnehmen.
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How fast this cop pulls his gun after asking for his ID. This cop goes from 0 to 100 in seconds after asking for ID. The tyrant never gave him no time to show his ID.
These two with the Federal officer should be charged with Federal felonies.
Walmart must have fired a bunch of people. And the cities hired these yahoos!!!
This is what you get when you combine bad police culture with a system almost entirely void of accountability.
Surely the first sign of self-discipline is the ability to be in reasonable shape for such an important role. I don't mean this to insult the U.S. but the last ten American police videos I watched, the officers - and their supervisors - were all grossly overweight. Even the FBI agent here needs to shed a few.
Its funny when I talk to fellow Americans about my travels. They seem to think traveling around other countries is a dangerous thing. I say no. Travel in America is the only place you get a gun in your face. Look at these asshat cops. Don't think they are unique. I've had guns drawn plenty of times for traffic stops. I've been pulled over in Liberty Co. Texas and held for 30 min while they had dogs on my car because. Yeah just because I refused a search. Said, "I'm part of a hwy inderdiction task force." Do you have any drugs large sums of cash. Total douche bag!
Your comment is what you get when low IQ bums generalize massive groups of people based upon cherry picked incidents
You make a good point there. We got some fat cops, it's why "pig" became a term towards police. @@TonyEnglandUK
@@horgecondaliza6644 The donut patrol.
"I'm FBI"
"Nah bro, FBI only exists in TV shows"
Give idiots a badge and they think they are somebody. It’s so embarrassing to see their actions. Often officials mentions training, but that class of persons are too low capacity to interpret the information. Local governments don’t have the money to do better. Sad situation getting worse.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
A million dollar lawsuit only to receive 4k?? Thats wild af
Civil suit
You have an insane, fearful element wearing a badge and weapon on just about every police department in the U.S.
First part , the cop immediately said felony stop. Wow
The arrogance of this police officer who has violated the civil rights of a Federal Law Enforcement agent would be astounding in most countries, but just seems par for the case in the good old United States of America!
Firstly almost no other country has " Federal Officers" so this kind of situation is almost 100% unique to America anyway. The reason it seems par for the course is because there are so many agencies, they each think they are above the rest and none of them communicate with each other properly. Take the FBI agent who was retrieving the gun. The guy was wearing civilian clothing. If you were an officer who received a call from a member of the public saying some strange man was banging on their door and you arrived to find that guy then you not for 1 second think he was any form of Law Enforcement. On top of that, when the officer arrived and asked him to identify himself them man didnt and instead started calling the officer stupid. How on earth is that professional? American needs to sort itself out and stop having so many different organisations trying to do the same job. Consolidate it all into one system and for gods sake make them ALL wear a uniform to avoid these problems.
@@ASavageEye What are you talking about? Of course we have tiered agencies. What we don't have, and USA does, are overlapping jurisdictions and jurisdictions without clearly defined borders.
@@ASavageEye
1) Other countries (many actually) do in fact have more agencies, tiered even, than just typical law enforcement.
2) All agents should wear uniforms huh? Undercover agents wearing uniforms completely defeats the purpose genius.
3) No he did not ask him to identify himself. He asked him to raise his hands then shouted to get on the ground when the agent complied and told him to calm down. He did not ask for identification at all in fact, merely pointed his gun and suddenly shouted "Why didn't you identify yourself?" and the agent correctly responded by telling them that they never asked him to. Which the officer even said "Get on the ground. We'll figure it out." After realizing the agent was correct.
4) When wasn't the agent professional by the way? By pointing out they were wrong and answering them clearly? Or was it unprofessional to know your rights?
@@demontaco4116 1 - I was referring to MY country, not all countries so your very first point is already mute.
2 - I never mentioned undercover agents, that is beyond stupid to try and use as an argument. I would point out that in this video the agent was in fact NOT undercover so again your point is mute.
3 - He most certainly DID shout at him to identify himself just after getting out of his car, maybe watch it and listen carefully this time. When the man did not do so, and in fact began to behave threatening towards the officer by telling him he was " making a big mistake" and calling him an idiot/fool, then the officer told him to get down. At this point all the officer has to go on is a 911 call for help from a trespasser, a man who refuses to identify himself and is being rude. The officer behaved exactly as any other officer would have done in that scenario.
4 - A professional agent would have produced his Id the MOMENT a police car turned up. A professional agent would not have acted superior, told an officer he was making a mistake and certainly would not have called him an idiot/fool. His refusal to answer questions to a fellow member of law enforcement shows a complete lack of respect.
@@ASavageEye you can wear civilian clothing as a Federal Agent as long as you have your badge or any form of ID, in this case he had it under his jacket, and federal agencies are above police officers, most likely he didn’t show any identification because if he did in the officer’s mind that would be reaching for a weapon and could’ve potentially shot him, the officer should’ve been more calmed and should’ve maintained everything from de-escalating but made things much worse then it should’ve been. I would rather much get arrested by an FBI agent than a police officer.
Imagine having to lay on the ground and get cuffed everytime you have to be identified.
I can't even finish watching the video. It's too violent and scary... Gives me anxiety imagining being in the victim's places..
Just remember you can always call the Sheriff on the police. They usually have a more level headed approach. Try it out I have and it ended up with handshakes and me going on my way.
It's a nice feeling that such aggressive people who call themselves policemen have messed with the wrong people. NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
You 'mean corrupt ppl who call themselves FBI,' probably Christopher Wray's friends.
It’s a shame that the court of public opinion is the only way these tyrants see justice
They usually don't see justice, even with overwhelming evidence.
It’s a good thing he didn’t pull over in a dark place!
You can tell the young cop knew they messed up but didnt want to say or fo anything to go against the older cop which makes him just as bad.
The Back story of the FBI agent at 17:51 is that he was actually doing the whole thing to test the conduct of the officer & Department that was under Investigation to see if they handle the situation lawfully, asking things like if he can turn off his body cam & asking for medical attention, the officer was lucky he didn’t turn his body cam off, but failed badly by leaving him in a over heated car & not releasing him as soon as they found out he was a real FBI agent, it took them 10 minutes of talking before they let him go after finding out he was legit & they lied about saying he was on a terror list, a few of the officers were let go afterwards the Investigation was conducted.
Thanks for the context.
Medical attention requested as he couldn’t be asked questions in the back of an ambulance.
saying its hot in the back of a police car is like basic excuse number one. then they say they need an ambulance for said excuse. its all about "Im caught" and need to make space away from the officer in the most undeniable way possible. about every long term criminal has their make space excuse. when in trouble, chest pains is a crooks best friend.
@@geronimo5537 True but the fact of the matter is that the FBI agent was there to investigate him & the heat was turned on full blast on a hot day, just because you are a suspect doesn’t mean you should be treated inhumanely, if you request medical attention they are not allowed to deny you by law, the FBI agent was there to see how the officer was dealing with suspects, the officer failed & it cost him his job, the FBI agent was there because of the former complaints filed against the officers conduct in giving false fines & arrests, the officer thought he was above the law & use intimidation tactics, well not anymore.
Seemingly these officers, with only high school education, no particular skills, entered the police force as a “job”. And the “job” in their community can make them mentally proud. They have never thought about it as a career, nor had any deep thoughts as to what is “to serve and protect”. That’s why corruption takes place at this low level, even in the 21st century in the police force.
Police like this should never even make it on the force. Really shows how bad our justice system is when the worst people are the ones enforcing the law.
They must be the only ones willing to apply to the pd
@@soliniv1411 "The new hire pool is almost non-existent" - some Police official BEFORE george floyd and all the riots.
@@soliniv1411People have said the hiring process wasn't good..I personally think soldier applicant's should be police....