That man deserved compensation of twivpce the amount of money. How the heck he managed to persuade the other cops, I still don't know. That female was itching to let it go. Thank the lord for other decent cops.
@@Fredasleebecause it was all over Gomers face in the car. I mean a 2nd grader could pick up on his facial and body cues he stole that money. And they STILL gaslighted him. Her ahh. “ here how much money how much money how much money.” His big ahhh standing in the door way and the supervisor saying “do ya see ya money anywhere. Durrrrrr” pathetic. And embarrassing. I’m so disgusted with our LE I could puke.🤢
The dude with the money handled that so well bro... he stayed polite and watched the cop whole time and stayed on his case, the cops knew he was guilty too and delayed there ass off... thats crazy they wouldnt just look immediately real quick to shut him up
Drunk, reckless driving, with a concealed weapon on him. 💀💀 He was and still is above the law. A normal citizen would have lost his CCW for that, and his license.. but I guess this guy can still do "External Affairs" and walk the K9's /smh
I have seen the entire boy cam and he has severe mental illness and they knew that. That is why his sister told him her name and said your sister. He is sick not a bad Xm cop
He was actually in the middle of a psychotic break. He wasn’t a cop. He was actually a former corrections officer. He participated in and trained for MMA for most of his corrections career. He caused major physical injuries to multiple officers on this day with his hands cuffed behind him. He was off his medication and had recently been relieved of his duties at the corrections facility he was working at.
@@AmandaStroud-k7t yeah because he wasn’t treated like every other citizen in this country. If that was you or me. Theyd of came in force and had this situation handled a whole lot differently. But because of his job or former. He got special treatment. Me and you never would have been able to stand up. And walk out of our house on our own. Which caused the situation to explode again. It’s BS.
@@hpprochargedtbss I have cPTSD and situational anxiety disorder. I understand the reasons why they tried so hard to work with him. However, a psychotic break is very different and there should have been someone on scene who had experience and/or training in de-escalation. Now once he started injuring LEOs, they should have treated him like any other common person who is attempting to cause physical harm to LEOs.
Final video: The officer bungled recognition of a state abbreviation, something taught in grade school, then went on to minimize the whole situation and talk like a Zuckerbot, whether she accepted responsibility or not. No empathy for what she put the family through. Just some "stoic acceptance of consequences" like she was an action hero falling on their sword. Family claiming racism was stupid AF. The reason for the whole debacle was the one officer's lack of care in properly identifying the state the tag came from, not skin color.
Not only that but saying it was "because they were black" and it was an actual black police officer that caused the problem. Can somebody please tell me how that makes any sense whatsoever? There is no race card to be played in that scenario. SMH
The tint was dark enough I don't think anyone could have distinguished skin color... the white officers showed more compassion than the one that made the mistake.
That lady cop put those poor people in mortal danger ffs! "We all make mistakes" wtf?? I was a mailman, if I made a mistake it was putting the wrong letter in a box, but it didn't traumatize a family to the point of one wrong move gets them unalived.
Well Blame your super Country named USA for that, where guns are everywhere and thats the reason why Officers have to do a felony stop with a stolen car, wich it was in that very moment, even tough it was an error of an officer. Freedom and all that am i right?
"Admitted to taking the money but claimed he wasn't stealing it." I feel like I have heard a lot of shoplifters use the same kind of excuses... I think it should work just as well for him in court as it would for any run of the mill thief.
I would like to bet a cent to a dollar he has done this numerous times over his 'professional life but, victims didn't think they'd be believed so didn't say anything. And his buddies would all have stuck by him if it wasn't for the sergeant. And I wonder where the sergeant is now.
I sympathised with the whole family in the last one, right up until the moment the wife said 'it's cause we black'. The arresting officer who caused it all was black for the love of God! They are just milking it now. I agree with the trauma caused and everything but, there was absolutely NO need to say that. It made them look like scammers. Disgusting.
It’s not a black and white issue. It’s a blue issue. Period. I will say blacks get much more searched, asked to step out of the car, and extended traffic stops. But they’re hurting and killing all of us. Period. A video of an old oriental man just went viral of him getting absolutely bodied into the concrete by a young psycho. It’s unbelievable honestly.
You do realize that many Black folks have been brainwashed right? Even back in slavery times there was black people working on behalf of the white man. This is no different
If you haven’t noticed. The newer vehicles don’t have that on the side anymore. Because even they know that’s not what they do. What they do is harass and collect.
We as critical thinkers know that “putting your hands behind your back” while being tased and having electricity applied to your body is such an easy thing to do, right? Reasoning, common sense and a high IQ is something that’s frowned upon in law enforcement. Kinda like when there’s 4 officers screaming 4 different commands “put your hands up”, “don’t move”, “ get on the ground” “ walk backwards to the sound of my voice”, “stop, get down on your stomach, don’t move”……………”now you’re going to be charged with resisting arrest, and failure to follow lawful commands”. Law enforcement is by far the most ego driven and god like complex profession in the US. They have no problem reminding citizens that they are capable and willing to ruin someone’s life with the stroke of a pen just because they are having a bad day or because they just learned their partner/wife/husband is having an affair. It shouldn’t be any doubt why wives of police officers are the most abused women in the US.
Im really surprised they actually checked for the young mans money. Usually i see they’re just hollering and pushing then adding resisting, never stop and listen. So glad he got his money back and the cop was outed so publicly.
That poor man who was assaulted in his motel room and of course, cop walks away with no consequences. I wish you the worst Officer Smith, please never be a cop again.
That cash thief cop went frickin green when the guy caught him stealing his dosh... lmao, shaking and everything. The way the cop outside the car telling him it basically couldn't happen and defending his fellow officer. He even got cocky calling him over angrily to look in the car, even though the shady cop tried to block his view. So he humbled that cocky cop who refused to listen to his accusations and man did he go silent when the guy said "no cap" and pointed to his cash stuffed in the door. He didn't say a single word after, lol. Then the next time he speaks is to take the thiefs gun and badge. Doesn't show in this clip, but the thief is seen after saying to one of the cops who had to report the situation "I forgot I put that money in the door when some of the cash fell out (of the rubber band? LOL)". Incredibly satisfying to watch. The guy did know how much cash he had, how do you think he told them how much was missing?
All the other bad cops tried so hard to protect the cop who stole and hid the money and gaslight the guy he stole from. They called him brother and felt so sorry for him for getting caught because you know they all do it.
You can still feel bad for someone who has done something bad while being a good person yourself. Its called empathy. If the guy who got arrested wouldn't had made everything so damn difficult, it would've been over faster. There was 0 stalling. Dude just needed to get out wtf he was try to say.
6:07 Tasers are to be used for self defence, NOT compliance. A continued use of a taser, to gain compliance, is or should be against policy at all times. Tasers are LESS lethal, but they are still lethal. Meaning this is deadly force to gain compliance. Not only is this cruel and unusual but dangerous. A continued use of a taser can set off cardiac events and is likely to lead to a heart attack and/or long term heart defects. The cop holding this taser is endangering life over a trespass. How is that acceptable?
I liked how the cop was dealing with the k9 handler. He didn't need to explain himself which he didn't, he didn't answer stupid questions or getting into debate and gave the man max 3 chanses to obey.
No they’re not. They’re being cool with him because they don’t want him to refuse to talk. If they were giving him special treatment they’d tell him not to talk to anyone. They did the opposite of what is actually in his best interest.
Because you don't expect an officer to be stealing from the person they picked up. How are all of you with these same comments not understanding wtf is really going on? Dude should've said wtf he needed to say, he's the reason it took so long to catch the officer, not the other officers. You guys are ridiculous
They still caught him. You guys get pissed when they do nothing and pissed when they do because they didn't move fast enough for you. Get tf over yourself
@@ciinq They could've asked told him to open the door. It took them a whole 11 minutes of their colleague acting like the guiltiest man on the planet before they opened the door
I'm really glad the last cops didn't lose their jobs. As a BLACK person, I will always empathize with other black people when it comes to police brutality, but that was NOT POLICE BRUTALITY and I don't think it had anything to do with skin color. It really did seem like it was just a mistake.
It was idiocy and lack of education, compounded by a lack of empathy towards the family that one officer caused to feel such trauma. *She* needed to at least be forced to attend a course on responding with empathy. If she has none, then she needs to be removed from her job, because police with no empathy are dangerous robots more likely to commit crimes against civilians.
I don’t think she ever said she was sorry I think she only said it was her mistake. She should’ve been begging for forgiveness. Any normal person would.
@@fordf2503i noticed the same damn thing. The woman never said "I'm sorry" not once. She admitted she did a mistake. Which at that point is useless, as everyone there KNOWS she made a mistake. She's just pointing out what was obvious. Yet, she offered no apology in return for what she caused. I hate people that can't give an apology, specially when they're clearly in the wrong.
I worked a an officer years ago and you’re right, mistakes like this happen and have nothing to do with skin color. With that said, I’d have been absolutely horrified if I’d made this same mistake. For regular people to go through a felony stop had to be traumatizing even if it isn’t maybe what they’re making it out to be. I’d have apologized profusely to each of them personally and offered to buy them dinner or something. Her response should have been better and hopefully it’s a learning experience for her.
Just to think “Karma Krazy Ape” used to be a cop. Being pulled over by that savage beast in the middle of the night, or the day, or any time is beyond scary! Those are the cops we face!
I do like when the ego of "I can do whatever I want" cops meets the ego of other cops. The look on the baby face thieving cop when he was called out was priceless. There are 4yr olds who have better poker faces and more subtlety.
driver: "why you so aggressive?" good cop: *just being a chill dude and even asking the tenth time without lashing out* bro most laydback agressiveness i've ever seen
this guy stole money, and they still treat him like gold. this is how CORRUPT ALL COPS are even if they don't break the law, they treat their own like gold.
I seriously for a moment thought the cop in the last one was going to hand that family a coupon for free small fries with a purchase at participating McDonalds restaurants and wish them a better day after.
Cops caught breaking the rules / law should NOT be given any 'professional courtesy' ... they should face the full force of the law AND disciplinary action.
OMG ! the last case with the plate~State mistake. Of course absolutely every Occupation makes mistakes, especially wrong key type on keyboards. That Dad was totally upset & broke down mainly because of the possibility of his family being fatality harmed & was fuming inside. BUTTT ! Thank God they caught the error in time. ""OFFICERS"" please please please double check, triple check your Call-outs ! ! ! Tooo many innocent people are getting kil/ed : )
The lady cop around the 20 minute mark didn't seem corrupt at all. As far as I can tell she did things by the books and was very respectful while the guy was being difficult.
The last clip when the family had guns pointed at them was bad but to go on the news and claim it was cuz they were black is rediculious! It was a black female officer that initiated the entire thing!!! So explain how it was "because we're black"?
Agreed, black families are targeted by bad cops all the time and it's terrible. This was not one of those times yes the cop made a terrible mistake and should receive disciplinary action but it was not because of race. When people show that this is what discrimination looks like we turn everything into it and then no one is held accountable. This reminds me of something that happened during the height of the BLM movement (also not sure about now but supporting them back then was not a good idea most of the money got embezzled by some rich white guy, ironic I know) but this black mother was threatened in person by the ex and when cops showed up the man rushed them with a knife so the cops shot him and he died. People started rallying and verbally abusing the mother outside her apartment saying that the man died because of discrimination and said that she was racist (as a black woman) for calling the cops and getting the ex killed.think about the added trauma this had to have caused. She was in danger not only for her own life but also for her childs and when you reach out for help the entire world seemingly turns on you for wanting to protect yourself and your children. When we call any kind of policing towards black people as racist we stop good cops from doing their job out of fear of retaliation from social media. We should be using social media as a way of preventing bad cops from doing bad things and not preventing good cops from doing their jobs. Thanks to anyone that read this yapuccino and if you didn't understandable.
That really pissed me off too. Some people don’t see how THEY are traumatizing their own kids by raising them to believe their life is in danger because of their skin colour. It’s incredibly sad. Not to mention the officer who made the mistake told them exactly how and why it happened!
The cop who stole the money is a sorry POS!! And those other cops (especially the female officer) KNEW DAMN WELL WHAT WAS GOING ON!!!!!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 Not their first time.😡
This is the problem they usually don’t take it seriously and he tried to intimidate the guy too he should not only be fired he should be charged with criminal theft
The last case with the black female Officer causing trauma on other black folks and nothing happens to her but she has now caused fear amongst the black community all because of HER ACTIONS as she just brushed off as nothing. Heck she didn't even go comfort the guy crying the other male Officer did that.
I don't think they need to respond with guns out to a reported stolen vehicle. Since the car stopped, they maybe should first give commands, and then if the people don't listen, then they can pull guns. The family in the car was right. Too many people have died over dumb stuff like that mistake. For the officer to have a look on her face like she can't understand why he's so upset is disturbing.
And they still don’t have the mental health care they need to be a useful cop/member of society. Raise the standards for the privilege to wear the shield and serving the public
the man who had his money stolen needs a medal for patience and being nice, he literally said sorry to the cop for exposing him lol
I know, right?? I've seen the whole video on another channel and it could be a "How to handle an illegal arrest 101" legal class!
That man deserved compensation of twivpce the amount of money. How the heck he managed to persuade the other cops, I still don't know. That female was itching to let it go. Thank the lord for other decent cops.
@@Fredasleebecause it was all over Gomers face in the car. I mean a 2nd grader could pick up on his facial and body cues he stole that money. And they STILL gaslighted him. Her ahh. “ here how much money how much money how much money.” His big ahhh standing in the door way and the supervisor saying “do ya see ya money anywhere. Durrrrrr” pathetic. And embarrassing. I’m so disgusted with our LE I could puke.🤢
The dude with the money handled that so well bro... he stayed polite and watched the cop whole time and stayed on his case, the cops knew he was guilty too and delayed there ass off... thats crazy they wouldnt just look immediately real quick to shut him up
@@kage3305 he even looked away from the lady cop who had most of his money so he could watch the thief!
I have seen this before. That poor guy handled so good!!
And to think he had 15 years on the force he’s probably done it numerous of times to other people
@@hectorflores5215absolutely. Not his first time. Just the first time getting caught.
Their* ass off.
There= over there bro
They’re = they are so dumb
Their= it’s their phone.
Get it? 😊
"But I'm K-9! I'm Internal Affairs! We investigate corrupt police dogs!"
Well someone has to figure out whether or not that they are, in fact, good boys. 😉
Brother
Drunk, reckless driving, with a concealed weapon on him. 💀💀
He was and still is above the law. A normal citizen would have lost his CCW for that, and his license.. but I guess this guy can still do "External Affairs" and walk the K9's /smh
Didn't he say he's External Affairs even? :D
Yes, brother!
Like I’m sure he’s somewhere, still saying brother. 😭😭😭
3:40 Omg the "very bad karma" dude is a lunatic.
They all acted like they were afraid of him. Cowards on.
Patrol
The poor mother must have been terrified, no wonder she called for help. Shame he’ll be back in 2 months though.
That Ole Boy Has Some Serious Issues
I have seen the entire boy cam and he has severe mental illness and they knew that. That is why his sister told him her name and said your sister. He is sick not a bad Xm cop
@@plumkrazykathHE SHOULDNT BE A COP!
The guy who wouldn’t leave Mom’s house looked like a classic old school roid rage.
He was actually in the middle of a psychotic break. He wasn’t a cop. He was actually a former corrections officer. He participated in and trained for MMA for most of his corrections career. He caused major physical injuries to multiple officers on this day with his hands cuffed behind him. He was off his medication and had recently been relieved of his duties at the corrections facility he was working at.
@@AmandaStroud-k7t yeah because he wasn’t treated like every other citizen in this country. If that was you or me. Theyd of came in force and had this situation handled a whole lot differently. But because of his job or former. He got special treatment. Me and you never would have been able to stand up. And walk out of our house on our own. Which caused the situation to explode again. It’s BS.
@@hpprochargedtbss I have cPTSD and situational anxiety disorder. I understand the reasons why they tried so hard to work with him. However, a psychotic break is very different and there should have been someone on scene who had experience and/or training in de-escalation. Now once he started injuring LEOs, they should have treated him like any other common person who is attempting to cause physical harm to LEOs.
The internal affairs officer investigated himself and found no wrongdoing. Case closed! 🥴
seems legit
Final video:
The officer bungled recognition of a state abbreviation, something taught in grade school, then went on to minimize the whole situation and talk like a Zuckerbot, whether she accepted responsibility or not. No empathy for what she put the family through. Just some "stoic acceptance of consequences" like she was an action hero falling on their sword.
Family claiming racism was stupid AF. The reason for the whole debacle was the one officer's lack of care in properly identifying the state the tag came from, not skin color.
Not only that but saying it was "because they were black" and it was an actual black police officer that caused the problem. Can somebody please tell me how that makes any sense whatsoever? There is no race card to be played in that scenario. SMH
You think the family would have been treated like that if it was Mr and Mrs average white American
The tint was dark enough I don't think anyone could have distinguished skin color... the white officers showed more compassion than the one that made the mistake.
Just trying to get paid $
@@JohnsonWildlife gotta love when the race card is misused and discredits actual situations
That lady cop put those poor people in mortal danger ffs! "We all make mistakes" wtf?? I was a mailman, if I made a mistake it was putting the wrong letter in a box, but it didn't traumatize a family to the point of one wrong move gets them unalived.
Well Blame your super Country named USA for that, where guns are everywhere and thats the reason why Officers have to do a felony stop with a stolen car, wich it was in that very moment, even tough it was an error of an officer.
Freedom and all that am i right?
"I'm internal affairs" - dude literally tried to use that as a threat haha
For every bad cop that actually gets caught and prosecuted, one thousand cops get away with it.
"Admitted to taking the money but claimed he wasn't stealing it."
I feel like I have heard a lot of shoplifters use the same kind of excuses...
I think it should work just as well for him in court as it would for any run of the mill thief.
I would like to bet a cent to a dollar he has done this numerous times over his 'professional life but, victims didn't think they'd be believed so didn't say anything. And his buddies would all have stuck by him if it wasn't for the sergeant. And I wonder where the sergeant is now.
I sympathised with the whole family in the last one, right up until the moment the wife said 'it's cause we black'. The arresting officer who caused it all was black for the love of God! They are just milking it now. I agree with the trauma caused and everything but, there was absolutely NO need to say that. It made them look like scammers. Disgusting.
It’s not a black and white issue. It’s a blue issue. Period. I will say blacks get much more searched, asked to step out of the car, and extended traffic stops. But they’re hurting and killing all of us. Period. A video of an old oriental man just went viral of him getting absolutely bodied into the concrete by a young psycho. It’s unbelievable honestly.
You do realize that many Black folks have been brainwashed right? Even back in slavery times there was black people working on behalf of the white man. This is no different
“ protect and serve “… yeah right 🥴🥴🥴
If you haven’t noticed. The newer vehicles don’t have that on the side anymore. Because even they know that’s not what they do. What they do is harass and collect.
I live in Charlotte where that cop stole that man's money, that cop did other questionable shit before this incident, he just got caught this time 😂
Cop asking for the guys registrations was super patient.
Honestly
😂😂
We as critical thinkers know that “putting your hands behind your back” while being tased and having electricity applied to your body is such an easy thing to do, right? Reasoning, common sense and a high IQ is something that’s frowned upon in law enforcement. Kinda like when there’s 4 officers screaming 4 different commands “put your hands up”, “don’t move”, “ get on the ground” “ walk backwards to the sound of my voice”, “stop, get down on your stomach, don’t move”……………”now you’re going to be charged with resisting arrest, and failure to follow lawful commands”. Law enforcement is by far the most ego driven and god like complex profession in the US. They have no problem reminding citizens that they are capable and willing to ruin someone’s life with the stroke of a pen just because they are having a bad day or because they just learned their partner/wife/husband is having an affair. It shouldn’t be any doubt why wives of police officers are the most abused women in the US.
Imagine how much money and items that officer stole in the past and was never caught for
3:43 the "VERY.... BAD... KARMAAAA ! " scene 100% needs to become a meme 😂
Im really surprised they actually checked for the young mans money. Usually i see they’re just hollering and pushing then adding resisting, never stop and listen. So glad he got his money back and the cop was outed so publicly.
Dude reminded me of Chris Farley 😂😂 "VERY BAD KARMA"
That poor man who was assaulted in his motel room and of course, cop walks away with no consequences. I wish you the worst Officer Smith, please never be a cop again.
The officer was suspended for two years, how is that no consequences?
He was so wasted, he didn't feel a thing
@@TravisWhittle oh wow! Suspended??? 😱 no criminal charges or jail time for assault? Like he said. No consequences. 🥱
@@joutoob9 oh right! Couldn't feel anything... so the criminal act of assault just vanished.
How refreshing it is to see so many upstanding, law abiding COPS GET IN TROUBLE FOR BREAKING THE LAW.
Assholes.
That cash thief cop went frickin green when the guy caught him stealing his dosh... lmao, shaking and everything. The way the cop outside the car telling him it basically couldn't happen and defending his fellow officer. He even got cocky calling him over angrily to look in the car, even though the shady cop tried to block his view.
So he humbled that cocky cop who refused to listen to his accusations and man did he go silent when the guy said "no cap" and pointed to his cash stuffed in the door. He didn't say a single word after, lol. Then the next time he speaks is to take the thiefs gun and badge. Doesn't show in this clip, but the thief is seen after saying to one of the cops who had to report the situation "I forgot I put that money in the door when some of the cash fell out (of the rubber band? LOL)". Incredibly satisfying to watch.
The guy did know how much cash he had, how do you think he told them how much was missing?
All the other bad cops tried so hard to protect the cop who stole and hid the money and gaslight the guy he stole from. They called him brother and felt so sorry for him for getting caught because you know they all do it.
You are so full of sh*t. lol
Thats not what happened at all😂
You can still feel bad for someone who has done something bad while being a good person yourself. Its called empathy. If the guy who got arrested wouldn't had made everything so damn difficult, it would've been over faster. There was 0 stalling. Dude just needed to get out wtf he was try to say.
@@ciinq They are so fortunate to lick their boots.
They all played dumb though acting like the guy is just lying and the cop isn't giving off a million indicators of guilt.
Im a bit scared for the Karma monster’s mother after the 2 months are up. Why only 2 months for that behaviour, that’s insane.
Funny if they used his own cuffs on him. 🤣🤣🤣
Dang, cops really don’t like being arrested for breaking the laws that they would arrest you for. 🤔
Why is so hard for the police to say : I'M SO SORRY, I MADE A MISTAKE 🤯😤WHY !!! so unfair to all civilians to go through sh*** like this
Because they’re egotistical psychopaths.
The taser just juiced the "Very bad karma" guy up 😂
Very interesting these cops are using their badge to break the law but they want regular people to obey them.
As cops they should just know better PERIOD, to those officers that swear to uphold the law and DO bless you and stay safe thank you for all you do
6:07 Tasers are to be used for self defence, NOT compliance. A continued use of a taser, to gain compliance, is or should be against policy at all times. Tasers are LESS lethal, but they are still lethal. Meaning this is deadly force to gain compliance. Not only is this cruel and unusual but dangerous. A continued use of a taser can set off cardiac events and is likely to lead to a heart attack and/or long term heart defects. The cop holding this taser is endangering life over a trespass. How is that acceptable?
Dude caught stealing isn't his first time you can tell
Treat everybody, with dignity and respect!😊
Genuine question, do US police not have psych test for people? Is there any kind of vetting? I am truly baffled...
the last one, is just like swatting, the cop should get a disciplinary charge at minimum, and the family should get compensation
I liked how the cop was dealing with the k9 handler. He didn't need to explain himself which he didn't, he didn't answer stupid questions or getting into debate and gave the man max 3 chanses to obey.
"what Sargent was that" 🗣️💨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That Sergeant and his officers did what was right, for his police colleague stole that $900 cash. Thumbs up
Shit pisses me off corrupt cop does something bad and they’re treating em like a king
No they’re not. They’re being cool with him because they don’t want him to refuse to talk. If they were giving him special treatment they’d tell him not to talk to anyone. They did the opposite of what is actually in his best interest.
Makes me angry too, but i thought i was genuinely looking at disbelief and shock on their faces
If I was a cop and I'm dealing with a dumb a** cop. Trust me i'm not going to be friendly.
16:18 when he said, “it ain’t my money” 😝😝😝😝
11:35 Unbelievable how the colleagues of the thieving cop don't take the accusation seriously.
Because you don't expect an officer to be stealing from the person they picked up. How are all of you with these same comments not understanding wtf is really going on? Dude should've said wtf he needed to say, he's the reason it took so long to catch the officer, not the other officers. You guys are ridiculous
They still caught him. You guys get pissed when they do nothing and pissed when they do because they didn't move fast enough for you. Get tf over yourself
@@ciinq They could've asked told him to open the door. It took them a whole 11 minutes of their colleague acting like the guiltiest man on the planet before they opened the door
@@ciinq you are the cop that got caught huh loser
@@ciinq Bla bla bla
If he has mail to that residence.
They need a warrant
I'm really glad the last cops didn't lose their jobs. As a BLACK person, I will always empathize with other black people when it comes to police brutality, but that was NOT POLICE BRUTALITY and I don't think it had anything to do with skin color. It really did seem like it was just a mistake.
It was idiocy and lack of education, compounded by a lack of empathy towards the family that one officer caused to feel such trauma. *She* needed to at least be forced to attend a course on responding with empathy. If she has none, then she needs to be removed from her job, because police with no empathy are dangerous robots more likely to commit crimes against civilians.
I don’t think she ever said she was sorry I think she only said it was her mistake. She should’ve been begging for forgiveness. Any normal person would.
@@fordf2503i noticed the same damn thing. The woman never said "I'm sorry" not once. She admitted she did a mistake. Which at that point is useless, as everyone there KNOWS she made a mistake. She's just pointing out what was obvious. Yet, she offered no apology in return for what she caused.
I hate people that can't give an apology, specially when they're clearly in the wrong.
I worked a an officer years ago and you’re right, mistakes like this happen and have nothing to do with skin color.
With that said, I’d have been absolutely horrified if I’d made this same mistake. For regular people to go through a felony stop had to be traumatizing even if it isn’t maybe what they’re making it out to be. I’d have apologized profusely to each of them personally and offered to buy them dinner or something. Her response should have been better and hopefully it’s a learning experience for her.
@@arisberriosfontecilla2395 You guys definitely have a point. I never even noticed the lack of sympathy from her!
That is so horrible. Doesn’t even know her state initials. Fire her now she’s a liability. Lawsuit up now!
AL AK AR AZ
Wow I wonder why someone might treat the third guy poorly. He’s obviously extremely reasonable and not at all an enormous asshole.
Yet he still gets a paid vacation for assaulted the truck driver
I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THIS COPS LIE TO THE SUPERVISOR, EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE WEARING A BODY CAMERA. 🤔
The last part of this video is a 100 million dollar lawsuit .
50 million dollar lawsuit, and they will stop .
What do ya know? The first cop was being handcuffed that day!😂
The very bad karma guy has a really loud voice, he should be a boxing announcer or something simliar lol.
Not tompson saying we ll made mistakes to justify the affair 😂
Don’t know how naked drunk man was arrested for resisting when he couldnt even move
You can talk to them anyway you please. They don't get to put hands on someone who hasn't broken the law.
Just to think “Karma Krazy Ape” used to be a cop. Being pulled over by that savage beast in the middle of the night, or the day, or any time is beyond scary! Those are the cops we face!
"Im sorry for being a scumbag, Im especially sorry for being caught!"
Felony stop for a typo is ridiculous.
I do like when the ego of "I can do whatever I want" cops meets the ego of other cops.
The look on the baby face thieving cop when he was called out was priceless. There are 4yr olds who have better poker faces and more subtlety.
did she just write that shit on her hand LMFAO
driver: "why you so aggressive?"
good cop: *just being a chill dude and even asking the tenth time without lashing out*
bro most laydback agressiveness i've ever seen
this guy stole money, and they still treat him like gold. this is how CORRUPT ALL COPS are even if they don't break the law, they treat their own like gold.
I seriously for a moment thought the cop in the last one was going to hand that family a coupon for free small fries with a purchase at participating McDonalds restaurants and wish them a better day after.
Money dude needs to move TODAY! Ain’t no way that cop is letting this go EVER.
Cops caught breaking the rules / law should NOT be given any 'professional courtesy' ... they should face the full force of the law AND disciplinary action.
TWO MONTHS IN JAIL FOR ROID RAGING ON TWO OFFICERS????? I would've gotten the death penalty
Administrative leave? If a random person in plain cloths tried to put me in a choke hold or my family, they would not survive.
When Thompson keeps trying to talk to Davis meanwhile Davis was like "I'm not drunk, man." Just trying to escape arrest
Just think about the 99.99999% of the time cops refuse to hold other cops accountable
The guy is a lousy thief and this is how you do him? Unbelievable.
The very bad karma guy sounds like a Dragon Ball fan who quoted Vegeta.
I think non cops who get charged with resisting should get administrative leave as a punishment too
Officer in the last video took responsibility for her mistake...but did she ever actually apologize??
The family that were stopped in the charger, that was definitely an over reaction from the family
OMG ! the last case with the plate~State mistake. Of course absolutely every Occupation makes mistakes, especially wrong key type on keyboards. That Dad was totally upset & broke down mainly because of the possibility of his family being fatality harmed & was fuming inside. BUTTT ! Thank God they caught the error in time. ""OFFICERS"" please please please double check, triple check your Call-outs ! ! ! Tooo many innocent people are getting kil/ed : )
The lady cop around the 20 minute mark didn't seem corrupt at all. As far as I can tell she did things by the books and was very respectful while the guy was being difficult.
The female cop pictured has rug burns on her face.
The last clip when the family had guns pointed at them was bad but to go on the news and claim it was cuz they were black is rediculious! It was a black female officer that initiated the entire thing!!! So explain how it was "because we're black"?
Agreed, black families are targeted by bad cops all the time and it's terrible. This was not one of those times yes the cop made a terrible mistake and should receive disciplinary action but it was not because of race. When people show that this is what discrimination looks like we turn everything into it and then no one is held accountable. This reminds me of something that happened during the height of the BLM movement (also not sure about now but supporting them back then was not a good idea most of the money got embezzled by some rich white guy, ironic I know) but this black mother was threatened in person by the ex and when cops showed up the man rushed them with a knife so the cops shot him and he died. People started rallying and verbally abusing the mother outside her apartment saying that the man died because of discrimination and said that she was racist (as a black woman) for calling the cops and getting the ex killed.think about the added trauma this had to have caused. She was in danger not only for her own life but also for her childs and when you reach out for help the entire world seemingly turns on you for wanting to protect yourself and your children.
When we call any kind of policing towards black people as racist we stop good cops from doing their job out of fear of retaliation from social media. We should be using social media as a way of preventing bad cops from doing bad things and not preventing good cops from doing their jobs.
Thanks to anyone that read this yapuccino and if you didn't understandable.
That really pissed me off too. Some people don’t see how THEY are traumatizing their own kids by raising them to believe their life is in danger because of their skin colour. It’s incredibly sad. Not to mention the officer who made the mistake told them exactly how and why it happened!
I wonder how often cops realise they’ve become a dirty cop…
You would think a cop would know better than to take any DUI tests and would just shut up. 😂
Bro. They’re complete MOE. RONS. Most of these dudes don’t even have HS diplomas ffs. 😂😂😂
If a bad cop is drunk driving, that is an attempted murder charge.
The woman that did this at the end of the video there's no possible way she's working as a cop anymore
Brother man was annoying af lmaooo
Even after they discovered that the cop stole his money that female cop was still trying to justify it by copsplaining
Regarding the last chapter, if the cop thought that car was a Dodge Challenger she's blind as well as stupid.
The cop who stole the money is a sorry POS!! And those other cops (especially the female officer)
KNEW DAMN WELL WHAT WAS GOING ON!!!!!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Not their first time.😡
Can you blame him tho? He’s a cop. He can do anything he wants
So much evilness is connected to power of attorney .
Did anyone notice the cop at the hotel had that Taser pointed over that guy's heart?
These cops act like they were afraid of their own.
This is the problem they usually don’t take it seriously and he tried to intimidate the guy too he should not only be fired he should be charged with criminal theft
Officer Henry Chapman got a job in the next county over, and came back to this one a year later.
CANNOT drink with a weapon on. That “brother” bullshit pisses me off
The last case with the black female Officer causing trauma on other black folks and nothing happens to her but she has now caused fear amongst the black community all because of HER ACTIONS as she just brushed off as nothing. Heck she didn't even go comfort the guy crying the other male Officer did that.
And you know what? We need to take a good look at his psychological because this. is an example of what kind of people are police officers.
For every officer busted and shamed by fellow officers, ask yourself how many are let go? Cheers....
If you are parked, that is not a pole over .
This good cop is worth to be. called . Honorable but that bad servant deserves to be called a Demon!!!!!
I don't think they need to respond with guns out to a reported stolen vehicle. Since the car stopped, they maybe should first give commands, and then if the people don't listen, then they can pull guns. The family in the car was right. Too many people have died over dumb stuff like that mistake. For the officer to have a look on her face like she can't understand why he's so upset is disturbing.
And they still don’t have the mental health care they need to be a useful cop/member of society. Raise the standards for the privilege to wear the shield and serving the public