This One Cop Will Cost His City MILLIONS of Dollars
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While I chuckle at this whole situation, I also agree w/ the Cop in saying, "It's not a normal thing to encounter". Perhaps it's a
sign of the times & he'll be seeing a lot more of this, truly I don't know? It's an ugly thing & I don't show my love in that way
but to each his own..... lol, one thing is clear; police can stop anyone at anytime for anything ! We see this everyday so they
can/do stop people just b/c they can! I personally don't go out of my way to have an encounter w/ them & flipping them off
is inviting them to stop me. No thanks but I'll watch the video so send it in.... be careful & peace
"I'm not an overly sensitive person"
Proceeds to be the _most_ sensitive pansy cop possible.
I wonder how sensitive he will get when he reads these comments lololol
That’s what stood out, lol. How do you say you’re not sensitive but you pulled someone over for giving you the finger? Is that not being sensitive??
Did he say he has been pulling people over for flipping him off, for 12 years? But he considers that unusual?
lol
To Serve my Ego and Protect my Friends.
The judge also deserves an F. For not dropping both charges.
Reminder - Vermont is one of the MOST marxist states in the USA.
FYI that would be dismissing rather than dropping. The prosecutor drops charges.
Sounds like it didn't get to that point so I disagree.
Yup! And the DA should do 30 days in jail.
@SpencerfromEarth they literally say the judge decided to dimiss the second charge but not the first. That was the judges decision he absolutely had the power to dismiss both and not waste taxpayer money!
The cop said hundreds of people heard him yell profanity. Hundreds of people standing outside in the snow??
Lawsuit against the sergeant and Vermont filed in February of 2021 and it’s still pending in June of 2024. Wow. The amount of time these cases spend tied up in the court system is ridiculous.
There was a pandemic, DUMBBELL!!!
They can go for years and years
This just in: Vermont pays $175,000 to man arrested for giving the middle finger to state trooper
Contempt of cop is the most dangerous, non-existent crime in society
They targeted me for over a decade for this.
And they think that will instill respect!
@@noanyobiseniss7462 it will instill fear in most folks 😔 that's often the point
@@MadsOcto7 True and unfortunately it just gets my hackles up. :)
My mother used to say I'd cut my nose off to spite my face. :D
"Contempt of cop is the most dangerous, non-existent crime in the police state USA"
There, fixed it for you.
@@noanyobiseniss7462 lol, mine too 👍
Retaliation by law enforcement should be a felony with severe penalties!
Should be a crime punishable by 1 year for every second they have someone pulled over. And if they were to arrest the subject, then they should be charged with armed kidnapping.
It is actually.... Title 18 as matter of fact clearly states that a violation of rights under color of law is considered treason and has a maximum penalty up to death..........
Problem is that they're never charged with it.......
@@jameswithey8898 Thank you for the information
@@paulmonin5215 The really sad part is that title 18 was created just to hold government officials accountable..... Kinda weird that government doesn't charge themselves with that crime..... Ever . 🤦🤔
It’s called law enforcement not feelings enforcement. And flipping someone off is not only a 1st amendment protected activity it’s also an illegal reason to pull someone over.
It's inconceivable that his swearing at the cop could be considered disorderly conduct. His words weren't even picked up on the recording. How could a hundred people nearby hear what he said? Absolutely appalling. He deserves compensation.
Thankfully, he just got it! They settled and he got 100,000 and the ACLU got 75,000. So thankfully he got some sort of justice in the end!
@@FallenMonkey087 means he got roughly 66,000 and maybe 35-40k after taxes 😂
@@connorlapinske8522settlements are not considered taxable income
Any judge who sees this and doesn't immediately dismiss it should not be a judge.
Judges are part of the process or working group, and rarely will rock the boat; it's usually when a case gets to a higher court that cheesy behavior can be set aside.
Most judges are bought and paid for by the police union.
Same with the prosecutor
End absolute immunity too. This cop, prosecutor, and judge all have ignored Supreme Court precedence in Cohen v. California.
Most of them shouldn't be judges.
1:32 “first off I’m not an overly sensitive person”
(Literally arrests the man because his feelings got hurt).
Agreed. All evidence to the contrary.
It wasn’t so much because his feelings got hurt. It’s because the man had the AUDACITY to dare come against him and disrespect him.
I imagine him having the same line in his Twitter profile.
I"M NOT AN OVERLY SENSITIVE PERSON!!!!
This cop should be not only fired, but jailed for kidnapping and assault.
Unfortunately it'll never happen, the court system does everything it can to protect their buddies. This has been going on for 50+ years now and our government fails to hold them accountable sadly.
Definitely a cop bullied in high-school, beady eyed Tyrant now!
The State of VT agreed to pay $175,000. $100,00 to the plaintiff and $75,000 in legal fees.
No matter who loses, lawyers always win. 75k for what, obtaining a recording that proves everything? It should have been available to the plaintiff on demand
Criticize a cop *and they will immediately do everything in their power to prove that you are 100% correct.*
Better to keep quiet and keep them guessing, then to open your mouth and confirm their accusations.
Defining characteristic of a narcissist.
I once told a cop he had no sense of humor..lol..and he didn't(!) but it still got me arrested..lol!!
@549BR opening one's mouth doesn't automatically amount to confirming a cop's accusation, but it can confirm a citizens accusation of the cop.
Than@@549BR
Asking someone to make a donation to have their charges dropped should be considered bribery by an official.
Extortion*
Dudley do right needs to calm down. Maybe retire to Colorado. Relax with some kind of plant based material and wait tables with the rest of the public he finds so vial. Marriage problems at home Do right? Passed up for that award? This gentleman gave you what you deserved the award of the year 🖕
Excellent point
@@Darkassassin09Touche"
As a past telemarketer calling in donations foR C.O.P.S. and other PIG BS, I can tell you that because of a PIGS stature in the community they are not allowed to ask for donations. That's why we get calls from telemarketers on behalf of the PIGS. If I'd have known I was gonna be calling in donations for PIGS, I never would have taken the job but bills needed paid and I was already hired so I didn't try that hard to get the donations.They were paying me $15 an hr and I made sure I called in less than $10 an hr..lol
That is not a cop, that is a little girl.
Sir this statement is offensive to little girls everywhere! Not even they, are as sensitive as this officer!
😂
I frequently hear cops call suspects ass holes, threaten to kill them, f you and listen to me, etc. And they are generally yelling....
If “fuck you” are fighting words to you as a cop, you shouldn’t be a cop
If the word Fuck is a fighting word then all these cops want todo is fight alll the time "show me your FUCKEN hands" "FUCK THIS FUCKEN THAT. lol
How dare you write "fuck you" here in public. You're gonna start a riot!
That's just fucking wrong.....🤣
I said the same to a cop last weekend, but he's my son in law so I got away with it :D
Plain and *_fucking_* simple
Maybe the officer is used to more combative intercourse
Anybody that carries a badge and a gun that pulls people over for giving the finger should be fired and barred from law enforcement.
Here Here and never be allowed to employed in a taxpayer funded position!!!
Exactly!
It's an illegal detainment, kidnapping. This is felony behavior. He should be in jail.
When I was an 18 year old woman, I had a retired police officer in front of me (in civilian vehicle) brake checking me out of no where on a perfectly clear sunny summer day on a rural road. I finally had enough of his BS so I passed him & gave him the finger. I drove away & never looked back. When I finally got to my destination, he had followed me all the way to private property to block me in & get out of his car to confront me about it. The dude was like 75 years old by the looks of it & he was so proud of the fact that he was a retired police officer. He screamed at me & threatened me that he could charge me with assault for giving him the finger lol. Being so young & dumb I was terrified & just nodded my head in agreement to get him to go away. If he would have tried that on me now that I am 30, he would have had another thing coming.
...... should have his name , printed on his diaper.
The officer is indeed a sensitive, delicate and highly fragile individual.
The cop should be fired for his actions, and the attorney needs to be disbarred for his statement, and adding bogus charges
The prosecutor should also be charged with malicious prosecution, and the judge should also be held accountable for his decision not to dismiss the first charge.
Add an extortion charge for the prosecutor.
It's almost impossible to prove a prosecutor guilty of malicious prosecution.
@@Boggyboytad Mike Nifong may disagree.
The fact that this happened five years ago and no federal charges for civil rights violations has occurred speaks volumes on the ineffectiveness of law enforcement when crimes are committed by those in positions of authority. The justice system is not policing its own.
@Boggyboytad
I guarantee you that you can snag anyone who takes directly-adversarial action to clearly-established case law to a review board with a complaint.
Absolute Immunity (granted to judges) means they can't be sued but they can be fired.
And trust me. Nobody wants to be fired from a job where you get paid a lot of money to sit down all day and referee two nerds duking it out, or (even better) the ability to literally shut annoying people up and kick them out of your office.
There's lots of reading you have to do on your office days, sure, but that's it. You don't even type up your own paperwork. The state pays someone to do all that
What a snowflake cop. "You said a bad word. People heard it. You're under arrest".
in winter with windows up, and his body worn mic didnt even hear it. thats some weak sauce.
He was abusing disorderly laws. That's not how it works. Cops can't be offended ON BEHALF of others, someone has to actually make a complaint and then give the cop their information for the report and show up in court to testify as to being offended from hearing a word. Cops can't just go around doing this. 😒
@@I.____.....__...__I’d argue that disorderly laws are written in order to be abused. You can basically argue that almost ANYTHING could fall under the umbrella so cops can just do whatever the hell they want and get away with it.
LOL pretty much. It's so stupid.
@I.____.....__...__ shouldnt even be a thing regardless
This officer not only embarrassed himself and his depatment...he embarrasses the entire profession.
“If not over 100 people”…In the winter when literally every car on camera had their windows up and no one was walking on the sidewalks🙄
That cop is a vindictive tyrant.
a very sensitive one
And an abuser
With right wingers backing the blue, it's no surprise that cops get away with this.
@@wingatebarraclough3553I bet this keeps his wife and kids from getting beat. OR, he was jacked when he got home and he beat them anyway. 😢
Just call him what he is, Deputy Dipshit... ired of these sworn officers being ignorant of the law. I want states to enact constiutional law requirements during police training.
This cop and DA are exactly what's wrong with the justice system in America today.
And the judge who didn't drop the first BS charge.
It’s also what’s typical.
If anyone needs to be taught a lesson…
Agreed
@7heRedBaron fuckin well said friend
“I’m trying to put you in MY MIND SET” nuff said
3:32 I call BS on the "Community Caretaking" aspect of policing. Courts have ruled, 'In recognition of the fact that one of the essential roles of police officers is to {Enhance Public Safety by assisting those in distress}' but also ruled 'A police officer has no "Community Caretaking" obligation to assist a drowning person or be then held accountable for their death.' This stinks of making a precedent for arresting someone that is 'Uncooperative' at at traffic stop under the 'We thought they needed help' excuse while also setting a precedent for 'A cop does NOT HAVE HELP to 'Enhance Public Safety' of someone IN DANGER' if they don't WANT TO since 'Public Safety is NOT PART of their job.'
If you're that sensitive you have no business being a cop.
Cops cosplay as soldiers against unarmed civilians because they're too craven to enlist. Is it really a surprise they're thin-skinned about hearing words? 🙄
So, all cops...?
And theyre ALL THAT SENSITIVE!
Unfortunately most have fragile egos, are sociopaths and 40 percent beat their wives.
@@kidwave1pretty dumb to assume all police are a hive mind. I’m glad you’re not a cop, as labeling an entire group as bad no matter what is exactly what the problem is lol
It takes seconds for the government to violate your civil rights but years to be held accountable.
This system needs to change!
I learned today that it takes years for a citizen to be approved for social security disability benefits, but it only takes 30 seconds to end those benefits. My father was disabled & he passed away & I had to call to end his benefits. It was waaaay easier than anything usually is with the government.
it is, and WILL change, no matter what.
God is returning to Earth, and will have a system of justice that will be unprecedented in history!!
Wont be any cops in Heaven.
@@tonyelbows8045 You need psychological or psychiatric help. You are delusional, dear Tony.
Second amendment being applied makes it much faster
Plus is you’re seeing them, they have unlimited access to public records but we have to pay, even for body cam footage.
cops like this are truly a disgrace
Why are you commenting?
@@delanodobson7697why are you commenting?
I never knew flipping someone off could possibly indicate you needed help.
My mouth literally fell open when the Trooper said "I'm going to arrest him". The most blatantly retaliatory arrest I have ever seen. That prosecutor requiring a donation to a "Charitable Organization" in exchange for dropping charges...that's legally called "extortion". Somebody needs to do a deep dive on this guy's connection to this "Charitable Organization", there's something off here in a big way.
That's wat caught me as well like wat kind of kickback are they getting?? Some judges are even more corrupt and dangerous than these Gestapo tyrants
I bet the prosecutor told him to give the cash to him, and he'll make sure it goes to the right charity.....likely the prosecutor's lunch and alcohol fund!
@@idek1433 this kind of thing is super common in US politics, in 47 states "DA's" are elected, so how the scheme works is elected official uses power to funnel public funds or other peoples money into a "Non profit charity" said then Organization Donates upwards of 80% of that amount to said elected officials Campaign usualy during an election year. If you look up federal funding you will see this is hilariously common with federal spending. Not one nonprofit like museums etc DOESNT donate at least half of what they get from the fed back to the democrat party during an election year
@@lisagrafton2529
His girlfriend is named Charity.
@@davidjudd951 no she's just his favorite stripper lmfao 😆
"I pulled you over because your flipping me off made me concerned that you wanted me to abuse my authority and threaten your liberty."
It's unbelievable that there is actually a bribe recorded in the written record...
The cop is the definition of a snowflake.
This cop needs to get another job. He is a liar and a baby.
Every word out of every cops mouth is a lie.
After a short stat in jail.
This is a crime.
And doesn't have the temperament to have that much authority and carry a gun.
@@Angelfire.
He may not have the temperament to carry a cell phone.
SCOTUS has upheld the use of lies and deception by law enforcement in their interaction with the public.
100 people may have heard his inciting words but the officer's dashcam did not pick it up. The audacity of the public not bowing down to the officer is amazing to him. Disgusting tyrant.
I think if you go back you can hear the cars crashing and the boom of explosions. There's lots of screaming and yelling off dear God why. I can't believe you missed it!
An invisible bystander might have livestreamed it, thus harassing billions of people. 🤡
I think that's the most interesting part. There's quite literally zero evidence of the alleged crime being committed.
Edit: I forgot to add the DA should have thrown out the case as soon as he realized there was no evidence (unless you count the cops theoretical hearsay) to prosecute. Instead the DA decided to add a charge that had exculpatory evidence (evidence that proves the person is innocent).
You ask for it... you're gonna get something! The extortion bit is the big eyebrow-raise for me. A cop can make provocative threats, but a DA or Judge looks completely corruptible like that.
@@john2g1 Yeah, having video and audio of him articulating that thought as he's driving and following the guy and making the decision to pull him over doesn't look like it'll help the officer's case. Trying to tack on an additional charge and offering the donation thing also looks like they were trying to intimidate they guy into just paying. Hopefully the DA gets hit with a suit as well.
State Attorney Hughes should be reported to the State Bar. To me, that "donation" sounds like a bribe to drop charges.
"I don't need you to make it personal" Says the cop that pulled over a guy because he was personally offended.
Dude got arrested for hurting the officer's feelings. Unbelievable
To some, perhaps.
After years of watching this shit happen again and again and again, I find it all too believable.
Feelings enforcement
“I’m not overly sensitive!” Proceeds to demonstrate he is in fact overly sensitive.
I live in Vermont.This case was settled for $175000.100 for him and 75 for his counsel.
Its really sad that cops gets so upset over words. This shows that they really need better training or just not be a cop in the first place
Officer Riggin is a little crybabybrat. Not only that, but the way his department sticks up for him over a clear first amendment right.
You need to "back the blue" sir! 🙄
Wah, wah, wah, a little cry baby with a gun.
Troopers like Friggin' Riggin the 🐔 is why people don't respect law enforcement. I don't understand why their fellow officers don't discourage such behavior.
@@bhambhole I know a few, but they are a slim minority. My best friends dad was a Constable (Texas) and has since retired, but then went back to work as a LEO- he is the only honest cop that I've ever met in my life. When I got myself into trouble, back in college, he saved my ass. It embarrassed me so much, it changed my life forever. It wasn't the arrest or actions that embarrassed me, but having him come in the middle of the night to get me- it was truly a humbling experience.
@@Blinkerd00d the system is designed to expel honest cops, honest cops either get fired or killed for not "playing ball"
Ah yes. The classic "If you've been kidnapped flip off people to let them know you need their help."
Exactly! Was taught that next to stranger danger!
Psychological evaluation is definitely warranted for the officer.
Obviously, he was triggered by the hand jester.
The level of this cops ignorance is amazing.
"I didn't flip you off, but now I am thinking I should have."
As a football referee I get signals from fans regularly, now I understand they are actually wanting my help.
Ok you made me spit coffee. lol I’m signaling you right now 😊😊😂
The whole stadium is also guilty of disorderly conduct.
BAAAAhahahahaha !
LOL
The prosecutor must be probed for extortion! Giving money to escape a situation is considered bribery or extortion!
Truly enjoy this page! Love what you do ATA!!!
Still pending after almost 5 years? That’s insane
True
Wild how they can arrest YOU immediately, but it takes years for them to figure out THEY were wrong...
"I'm not sensitive, so I'm insulted that you just called me sensitive." This guy is emotional as hell and doesn't need to be in any position of authority. Like, not even a supervisor at Burger King.💯
Burger King has enough problems without lowering the bar by hiring someone like this.
Workers at Burger King have more consequences for doing something wrong than any police do.
@@martinswiney2192 Superbly defined. I salute you.
“Sir, you’re under arrest for hurting my feewings.”
Update today: 6/26/2024
Vermont has agreed to pay $175,000 to settle the lawsuit. They will pay Bombard $100,000 and the ACLU of Vermont $75,000 for legal fees
Vermont did not admit any wrong doing as part of the settlement deal.
The Vermont State Police did not have a comment on the settlement
What gets me, “cop” put time and energy into harassing a regular person just driving. His actions are NOT those of a peacekeeper, A TYRANT!
A 2yr old !You pointed your finger at me😭😭😭😭
They're actions of a predator.
He was bored and needed something to do in an attempt to justify his paycheck
He also said that swear-word out loud in front of people's homes…
Most areas of the country are EXTREMELY safe and through technology and such policing has never been easier. Pair that with more money and personal in law enforcement than ever means cops just legitimately have not much to do.
The judge not dropping it shows exactly why the cop and prosecutor thought they could do this.
If you are too poor to appeal, they win! They are all part of the local gang, if you don't have the jack to go higher, they win, which is almost all of the time. They usually pick on folks they know can't afford 10 grand to fight, the ACLU saved the day here.
I'm debating going into the PD after I get out of the army, and I watch these videos to educate myself on what not to do.
I would love to see an update channel from you on stories you've covered!
The state prosecutor should not be a state prosecutor.
Id say that's probably true for most of them. At least going by what gets into the news.
They should be state prosecuted.
Sue that cop into poverty. Clearly he is a tyrant. BAD COP.. NO DONUT!
Cops don't pay for their lawsuits, taxpayers do.
And the dirtbag prosecutor.
They already forced citizens to pay cops a salary and give up their rights. That sets the precedent to make tax payers pay for anything cops ever do.
The cop won't feel a thing lol, they should but they don't.
Bad cop, no donut!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣ROTFLMAO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
over 100 people?? rofl this cop is living a hallucination
“Flipping someone off is so unusual I have to check and make sure you’re alright.”
I’ve flipped off so many people because I want THEM to know THEY are not alright.
This was 100% retaliation by the cop and every American citizen wouldn't insult a state actor for stopping the citizen because the state actor's feelings were hurt.
As usual, the demonstrated why the driver didn't like him.
It blows my mind that they can file all these false charges against you *and not face any consequences when they are proven false...* If accountability is so important for me, *why isn't it important for the cops and the district attorney???*
The answer is simple.....
BECAUSE WE CONTINUE TO ALLOW IT!
Because, "YOU MUST RESPECT MY ATHORITIE", peasant.
@@-lost8092and exactly what choice do WE have??
@@-lost8092 And now the local taxpayers are stuck paying the financial penalty for this cop's violation of the law... But the cop himself doesn't suffer any consequences for violating the law...
"Well I wasn't flippin you off but now..."
Can you do a video where we check in on all the past cases that have been settled?
Sgt Riggin’s family must be SO PROUD OF HIM
Given his abusive actions in this false arrest and his lies, etc... his family might be afraid of abuse, abuse that might be condoned by other dirty cops and a dirty "prosecuter"
A family of c words.
We are very proud of him. ❤
I don't understand how the police, the DA, and the judge could all be ignorant of first amendment of the constitution.
They're not ignorant of it at all, they just don't give a shit.
@@jasoninman9824 Exactly right. Zero accountability for the actually criminals, all the way up the ladder.
Because Vermont is a liberal state. And liberals( these progressive radical liberals I mean, not ALL democrats) are appalled when their feelings get hurt and do everything in their power to silence you.
You're asking how the government is ignorant of the first amendment? They're not ignorant. It's that they don't care and they have the power of the state behind them.
They're all related… or lovers… or both.
$175k settlement, just announced today.
Trooper retired recently.
Vermont had to pay $175000. He got $100000 and ACLU got $75000
Whoever loses, lawyers win
With the modern police if he actually needed help the officers would have ran away.
Luckily he didn't end up in the hospital
He should've said I'm from Uvalde & watch the cop flee.
This is the truth
@@utubepunklol good one
What if firefighters claimed “safety” and quit going into burning houses? They dont expect safety in their job, they knew what the job was when they joined. So why it is so different for cops? And when did officer safety start to be more important than citizen safety?
Once again, do NOT talk with cops! Don't answer questions!
The only talking should be in court. I wish more people kept this in mind
Why?
@@dougaltolan3017the video shows the cop continuing to escalate the situation by his conversation. Had the victim just sat there and said nothing, the cop wouldn't have "empowered" himself all the way up to addressing the victim.
Basically: not talking to this cop at all would've deescalated that cop.
@@beepbop6697 ha! Gotcha!
I could be a cop and you just answered a question.
Not only don't talk to cops, be on your guard.
@@beepbop6697- That's not necessarily true. I've seen other officers claim that the person's silence indicated that they were having a mental health problem. There's really not much you can do when an officer is intent on mistreating you. You should generally focus on trying to survive and document the situation, as well as not providing a basis for more charges (legitimate or not).
Finally settled this week (after 6 years). And Bombard won $175,000, paid for by taxpayers. Time to get rid of qualified immunity and make cops get insurance.
there was an article published yesterday on yahoo saying he got $100k and the ALCU got $75k
The prosecutor should be investigated for extortion! Pay money to get out of something, is bribery or extortion!!
You must be new here
Ha ha ha “you must be new here” true statement 👆👆
Imagine conducting an entire traffic stop to distinguish which finger it was 😂
"How dare you diss me???"
The way this cop is talking he was 100% trained on how to describe the situation to get to the outcome he wanted. "That was tumultuous conduct." Literally drawing the very words from the law in an attempt to justify a false arrest.
Solicitation of a bribe is criminal, and offering to dismiss for a contribution is a bribe. The prosecutor should be charged with the solicitation of a bribe in this case.
Most lawyers don’t know basic law. They know how to make a deal and that’s it. They don’t do any of their own research, they have paralegals for that.
And a little unknown fact is if you ever have to represent yourself you can’t have a paralegal on your side.
@MrSlicky77 "most lawyers don't know basic law". Yeah ok
@@PrimateProductions absolute, it’s that or willful ignorance. You should go sit in any court room and see what goes down and what deals are made.
It’s especially appalling when you have a strong basic understanding of the laws and how they’re supposed to be enforced and applied.
But not too many people are fluent in their rights and the laws. But please tell me why you think my statement is 🙄?
Would be a crime if the legal system didn't do everything they can to protect their gangmembers.
Probably a Soros backed prosecutor. Let a bunch of criminals off but goes after law abiding citizens.
One of the most blatant first amendment violations ever recorded.
Look up the Canton Ohio police dog attack. The cop had his dog maul a fully surrendered man as retaliation for "insulting his dog".
On the officer's own police dash cam too. Blatant gestapo abuse of the badge.
It’s frustrating to not get any closure on these lawsuits as they’re always pending. Could you do a follow up video with a few outcomes of previous cases?
Clearly a case of bruised ego leading to retaliation by this trooper.
Cop said f you and asshole, out in public, more times then the driver did
He filed in February 2021, it's been 3 years and there is no update. That is another huge part of the problem with this entire process... The cities, and departments using tax payer dollars can just play the waiting game. People get promoted, switch jobs, retire or lose elections. It's insane how slow these civil suite move. This happened so long ago body cams weren't required and still nothing has happened...
Justice delayed is justice denied.
The system is working as intended.
You don’t think body cams were used and required in 2018!?
Yea I remember hearing this and I’m blown away the judge didn’t dismiss the whole thing what a joke of a legal system that 6 years later the case is still going
He just received a $175,000 settlement.
Where were the hundreds of offended people on that deserted street? The SGT is a blatant liar.
The the driver is a blatant liar that he didn't give the finger but he is protected so it's ok...and everyone here will agree with you and the law will us well but to me hypocrisy on some level you would point out.
Cops always lie. They're like politicians.
Cops and honesty are like oil and water. They don't mix.
Something tells me this isn't the first lie this abuser has told.. which makes me wonder how many of the actually guilty he has let go, and how many innocent he has imprisoned.
@@gsipp00 Call it what you want, the police officer broke the law, the driver didn't. Laws are there for everyone including the officer, break them, get punished. No sympathy here for tyrants.
Do that many people even live in Vermont?! 😂
Not only was the initial 2 pullovers ridiculous over, “oh no gee golly, a badfinger!”, but the fact that the STATE ATTORNEY added an additional count of disorderly and then make a donation in order to send the guy a message , is just wow.
How much s this not bribery?
@@wdsbhb- You spelled "extortion" wrong.
I meant they were asking for a bribe.
@loki2240 that part. There's no precedent I'm aware of that allows a judge to say "You must donate money to charity to not come to court."
Seems rather illegal, or should be if it isn't. You're already allowed to fine me for a crime, you shouldn't be allowed to make me pay strangers because you're dropping a crime.
((As if there was a single crime in this case. There isn't a single crime committed here, but lets play pretend like the cop and judge.))
Look at that cop gripping his gun like a 13yr old with a playboy mag.😂🤣
His police photo is literally him looking angry. Why would his conduct be any different!? 😂
I’ve seen this one before. The fact that the cop pulls him over because he needs “help.” When in reality, this cop doesn’t have theEQ to ever be in public. Around anyone.
Funny that he thought the first use of the finger was a sign of distress, but not the second?
Did you mean IQ 🤣.
@@ericmc6482 no, they meant EQ. Emotional intelligence is yet another aspect of the job far too many lack
@@lilpenguin092yep exactly I meant EQ.
@@TRC19999- I've also seen other officers claim that they were seeing if a person needed help, when they unlawfully detained the person after the person flipped them off. It doesn't really matter at this point because we don't impose significant negative consequences when officers unlawfully detain people for constitutionally-protected speech.
I never realized that someone revealing their middle finger was trying to get my attention. Is that some universal sign for "I'm being kidnapped, need help" or "I am suffering from a seizure and need immediate medical attention!" In my ignorance, I might have missed a chance to save someone's life. This stop definitely did not appear to be based upon "concern" for the well-being of his victim.
It means, "I'm being f*cked." I think.
Funny that the cop thought the first display was a request for help, but not the second.
I thought it was for “ I’m a sad little manchild loser desperate for attention “.
These public officials need to be put on notice .
These cops need to be held to a higher standard. So many are like this one, total losers.
Dont talk to police. Ever.
Bruce Rivers calls that self-snitching.
I.D proof of insurance and registration I don't answer questions.
Nah, calling them a bad word can get them sued, and you paid, obviously. Easy $. This fucking clown actually arrested someone cause of the word fuck.... lol
"Am I being detained" and "Am I free to go" are perfectly fine to say. And say it often/repeatedly.
@@icin4d And if you're free to go, GO!
Arrested for disorderly conduct. Sir what was the conduct? “He said mean words to me and it hurt my feelings!”
Officer “I have violated thousands and thousands of peoples rights” that’s 101 right violation, undercover of law and retaliatory