@@tun-tunninc.6492 so even waving it around, how is that suspicion of a crime? "Like a mad man" why would it be a crime to be mentally ill? Even if he was intoxicated as long as he wasn't driving or actively committing an obvious crime, they had no reason to even confront him
@@tun-tunninc.6492 so it okay? Most people want the tyranny. Most people wanted Hitler's Gestapo too. That doesn't make it right. To quote Benjamin Franklin " Those who would trade their freedom for security deserve neither" I'm sorry that most people who have been educated in America don't understand this. The first pillar of communism is education. In a constitutional republic the rights of the individual are protected above the will of the many. That is why we are not a democracy, but a constitutional republic. The founding fathers were trying to protect against this. They understood that true democracy is basically mob rule. It's sad that in America we would let this happen to a disabled child in the park and question if it is wrong
Actually that was false imprisonment, aggravated assault and battery of a handicapped CHILD and treason of the 4th and 5th and deprivation of rights under the color of law.....ALL felonies.....
It’s also a federal capital offense punishable by death but unfortunately in the United States laws are not enforced against those in the government. TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242 Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, ... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death. When the cop threw the citizen to the ground and tried to handcuff him he kidnapped him.
It seems an awful lot of Arizona law enforcers get "medically retired" shortly after they crap the bed with excessive use of force issues. Even more so after lawsuits are filed against them.
Since when is "playing with a piece of string in the park" probable cause that a crime is occurring? And why is the cop ONLY being sued instead of *prosecuted for assaulting a child????*
TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242 Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, ... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death. If you ask me when the cop put the kid on the ground and attempted to handcuff him it was kidnapping. The punishment should fit the crime. Public execution should be ordered.
Let’s start with a single question. How important was it to stop the car in the first place? They never fail to disappoint with their inability to scope, prioritize and deescalate.
If I remember correctly the worst thing is the Chief saying it cost too much to train his officers to recognize signs of mental health issues. But no trouble spending the monies for a drug recognition program. Drug busts make the city money, dealing with mental health problems cost them money.
Autism is a condition, not a problem unless you make it one. It's not a mental disease, it's just part of the rich diversity of mankind. However, centuries of discrimination have left their mark, and this is a prime example.
Police departments should not be allowed to investigate themselves. This cop should have been criminally charged, fired and prevented from ever working in law enforcement anywhere ever again.
According to his bullshit training for his bullshit job (“drug recognition expert” is mostly pseudoscience), he did have reasonable suspicion. Obviously this cop was a doofus for what he did but the real problem is the ones who trained and certified him basically said “I see no problem here, how was he supposed to know the obviously autistic kid was autistic”. Coming from a guy who’s not so obviously autistic, it’s pretty easy to tell when someone obviously is.
The fact that this had to go to a court is more telling than anything ,so superiors looked at this bodycam and actually chose to take no disciplinary action ? if police departments truly served the public ( as is intended) this cop would have been fired and criminally charged on the day of this incident but that's not what happened DEFUND NOW !!!!!!!!!!! and RE STRUCTURE !!!!! I cannot adequately express my feelings for this child and his parents and the person who was watching him did nothing wrong at all yet imagine the sense of guilt they feel ? this is so sad . This cop needs to be in prison
There is no situation that cops don't make worse. Instead of asking for his mother and talking to him like a person, this cop did what most cops do. Use excessive force for no reason. Anyone can see that he's a child. But genius cop just did as per his training. Made an assumption and went off on that assumption with no facts.
@@MichaelSchaefer1 Wrong. The right to a speedy trial is to prevent the government to lock someone up indefinitely before having a trial. A trial is going to last however long it takes. But if the police arrest someone, a trial needs to happen soon.
1:52 My god, wtf is up with his ankle? I seen plenty of ankle injuries but never anything quite like that! Poor kid. That had to have been extremely painful.
He's a highly trained drug recognition expert. Huh? String very very suspicious. The only way this is ever going to change is always sue. When they can no longer afford liability insurance and it's all coming out of the taxpayers pocket you will see change.
As a parent of an autistic child I’m repulsed they have no idea the long term impact something traumatic can have on an autistic person my daughter witnessed a frying pan flare up 16 years later she still won’t use a cooker and fire in any form freaks her out cops are looking for drugs so focused on drugs that they don’t consider a persons mental condition
Yep.. two cops beat my handicapped son so bad he almost went blind in his good eye two broken ribs and was brutally beaten then they charged him with resisting arrest.. he was 13 and two doors from his house!! Justin walks funny because of his disability.. the cop thought he had something in his pants that why the stop but after they figured out he was on his block he was just a kid with obvious handicapped they should have let him go.. but they grabbed him and he went nuts!! The beating almost killed my son now he's 38 and is so scared of cops if they get close he has anxiety attack.. pigs each and every one of them!!
And again taxpayers pay for this officer’s job of beating victims. Then taxpayers pay for the court cases for officer’s actions. Then taxpayers will pay for the results of the suet’s. And finally taxpayers pay for the pension of this fine officer’s work. And one wonders why the taxpayers are getting to the point of defunding the police.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 he tasered a 14 year old autistic kid for playing with a string you braindead bootlicking goon _that's_ kinda harsh. Him losing his pension is just the results of his shitty actions.
Retired? He's almost a rookie. I doubt he's put in the requisite time to retire, unless he's a malingerer like a lot of them with fake medical or mental claims.
Just looked it up the outcome of the lawsuit by the family and am incredibly sad to say the city and the cop were completely let off by the jury. 😢 My son has severe autism and when I watched this video, it was all I could do not to cry. My son will also do stimming, but is much more limited verbally than this boy. I'm constantly afraid for my son's safety should he ever have any interaction with police.
I just did multiple Google searches. The only reference to using sting as drug paraphernalia is when you use it to "tie off". Increasing the size of the veins in the arm to inject drugs into. But that of course would be a string that is a foot or two long. Not a little 3 inch piece of string. Nowhere is it mentioned that string is used to dip into drugs to then sniff.
If I was a member of the jury and saw this video it would not good for that officer. The kid, young man would be winning a large amount. Anyone can see the kid has issues and is dealing with it except for the ex officer. Hope some of the settlement comes out of his back pocket.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 I don't call police. I'm a constitutionalist . we don't need the police. We have common sense and the 2nd amendment. . No. I wouldn't call the police. I would have just talked to young man and figured it out. And your question is a fallacy. He was at the park not in front of someone's. Should have just left him alone. He wasn't hurting any one. Nosey Rosey mind your business. Snitch calling police. No the kid wins the law suit and Buckeye has to pay him 75 million sounds about right to me.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 I'm not a scared White Man. I'm a big fire breathing red-blooded American and I know the Constitution. Cops don't mess with me. Cops aren't the good guys Lady.
Dave I'd like to see you do some more digging because I find it HIGHLY SUSPECT That Dave Grossman Bears a Striking (family?) Resemblance To Dave Grossman The Bag of Cats Crazy Hillbilly (retired Military Officer) That's Been Traveling The Country Sence 9/11/01 Training Cops To Do What They Do His Training Video (Killology) is where I Started😡+There's A LOT More I Wish I Was Kidding. This Is What You Do Dave And I'd Love To See More On This Story 😎👍 Thank You Sir
As soon as he was told the boy was autistic, his actions should have stopped. He retired because of a disability claim.. embarrassed more like when this became public. Not much use as a drug watcher after that.
Some expert. Obey or you go to the ground. Cops didn't used to be this way. Bully with a badge. Now off on disability, musta strained his ego jumping a 14 year old.
He retired claiming he was disabled due to the public backlash of his actions. He claims he has ptsd from public opinion and they pushed his retirement through .
What disability? If feigning an injury and Iridologist will know. Many states in the US HC accept this to prevent health insurance fraud. Lack of basic working knowledge of the constitutional rights of a person. But sadly ignored by may egotistical officers, anxious to notch up arrests at whatever cost to the public. Does a police officer need a minimum number of arrests to get closer to promotion and a pay hike, or do they earn a commission per arrest, or just bragging rights. 'I arrested a suspected drug addict for carrying a piece of string, who resisted arrest I that's how I got my injury. Leaving out the fact that suspect was not an addict but autistic. Eager stupidity will get you nowhere, dismissed with loss of pension with dishonorable discharge if feigning disability. Charges brought for insurance fraud.
That officer should be fired regardless, we have to start teaching the police force how to determine whether a person is special needs or not. Then on top of that how to de-escalate not make worse
2:12 NOOO !! what the f lawyer did not include violation of his natural rights. there was no reason to detain or arrest the kid. HE SHOWED IT TO HIM SAYING ITS A STRING, THEN THIS EGO DRIVEN COP SAID "OK THEN WHY ARE YOU BOUNCING AROUND" LIKE ITS FKING ILLEGAL TO BOUNCE AROUND. IT SHOULD HAVE STOPPED THERE WHEN HE SAW IT WAS A STRING ! a 14 year old doing drugs in a PUBLIC PARK in the middle of the day !
What was the cops disability . Was it possibly PTSD from the interaction he had violating this kids rights, and the brutal way he mistreated this child.
Look at the cop and look at the victim. This is the only kind of person that the cop get away with this kind of crap. Any other person would have kicked his ass!
So he retired that means the he gets out of the Civil Case right? Why is it 5 years? I bet it don't take that long if someone assaults a law officer 5 years
So a cop retires with a disability yet tackles a kid with disability for no reason. Anything can be made into a weapon or drug device, so that argument is just ridiculous
Imagine criminal civilians not going to prison because of PTSD regardless of crime, on top of that early retirement, Only in America right in front of us! And we letting them get away with that.. second case in last 2 months
Here's the biggest thing that struck me, WHAT if someone was sniffing a string, seriously, did it require THAT level of force? Really? NO one around, causing no one harm, not breaking into something, just playing with a string and he sees this as a reason to stop a kid? Then after learning he has autism, and then again learning he is only 14, the officer didn't let up at all AND only did after the aunt mentioned his hand was turning white, which tells you how hard he was holding down on the kid. If they don't win this case, there is no justice.
This is called manufacturer probably cause. In other words . They made something up to justify the detainment. So they can fish. It's amazing the officer retired under Disability. Now he has health Issues. That's Karma.
@@giancarlocarattini4985 It's common for children who have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to run or wander away from caregivers or secure locations. This is called elopement. Elopement is common in children with autism and can be a traumatic situation for a child and caregivers.
@@OU812-j7v You as well. I just looked up the term to know more about it, so you caused me to learn some new today! God bless you and your child, Miz Jackie.
There is no high issues with kids or adults huffing and sniffing stuff, in fact you rarely hear about that if ever, so this cop is legitimately trippin and talking out of his ass trying to justify what he did. It all sounds good, but is absolutely ridiculous. They just can never admit they messed up, it's always some bs excuse or tactic on why they did what they did so they don't into trouble, instead just arrest the innocent person and pile up unnecessary bullshit charges to ruin their life and future all so just to try and cover themselves it's absolutely pathetic and disgusting
This is What happens when you hire stupid people to be cops. I would take away his certification as a drug recognition expert. He obviously can't tell when somebody's on drugs or not. And what kind of piece of crap law enforcement agency would stick up for an officer like this.
Even if he was doing was doing drugs, police attack and arrest instead of helping. This is what the war on drugs looks like. It is a waste of money to fund police. Our money should be used else where.
Stimming is self soothing and a behaviour that helps cope… Tell us the last time he arrested someone for sniffing string, which BTW… the child wasn’t doing! Incompetence and intellectually challenged…
Police. Oh I thought he was a drug dealer based on what. Anyone with a brain could see there was something up with this 14 year old. Just what RAS did he have that he was engaged in a crime. This notion that behavior could be seen as criminal is ridiculous. He retired with a pension. Unbelievable.
THERES NO SITUATION THAT EXIST THAT THE COWARDS THAT ARE THE TERRIFYINGLY IGNORANT COPS/ POLICE/LEO’s WILL NOT ESCALATE AND MAKE MUCH MUCH WORSE ! COPS HAVE ABSOLUTELY FAILED THIS COUNTRY AND ITS CITIZENRY IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE !!!! PLEASE FOR YOUR SAFETY RECORD THEM ALWAYS AND RECORD FOR YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS !
A kid holding a string on a public sidewalk by a park should not be enough for reasonable suspicion to detain him and grab him and assault the kid until his ankle is broken and has multiple injuries on his back and leg. But I'm sure most Americans will make excuses for the cop.
So in America land of the free, you can be detained for having a string in your hand? That's what we are calling reasonable suspension of crime?
Mmhmm. And waving it around like a madman.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 so even waving it around, how is that suspicion of a crime? "Like a mad man" why would it be a crime to be mentally ill? Even if he was intoxicated as long as he wasn't driving or actively committing an obvious crime, they had no reason to even confront him
@@learnhope7895 today's society would beg to differ.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 so it okay? Most people want the tyranny. Most people wanted Hitler's Gestapo too. That doesn't make it right. To quote Benjamin Franklin " Those who would trade their freedom for security deserve neither" I'm sorry that most people who have been educated in America don't understand this. The first pillar of communism is education. In a constitutional republic the rights of the individual are protected above the will of the many. That is why we are not a democracy, but a constitutional republic. The founding fathers were trying to protect against this. They understood that true democracy is basically mob rule. It's sad that in America we would let this happen to a disabled child in the park and question if it is wrong
Cops an idiot. Period.
ANY FORCE used against a free citizen not breaking the law is EXCESSIVE FORCE . Period .
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Actually that was false imprisonment, aggravated assault and battery of a handicapped CHILD and treason of the 4th and 5th and deprivation of rights under the color of law.....ALL felonies.....
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It’s also a federal capital offense punishable by death but unfortunately in the United States laws are not enforced against those in the government.
TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242
Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, ... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death.
When the cop threw the citizen to the ground and tried to handcuff him he kidnapped him.
It is not excessive force.
It is unnecessary force.
There’s no situation a cop can’t make worse.
AMEN 🙏 🙏 🙏
Which is why it IS a good thing when a badge wearing POS is sent back to the hell from which he emerged.
Buckeye is known for crooked cops and judges. I hope this young man wins a tremendous amount of! 💰 💰
Yeah. As a tax payer I can't wait to cough it up!!
@@tun-tunninc.6492 there's worse things your tax dollars are going too lmmfao
@@Amanda-nt7tt yeah. Ur welfare. 🤣🤣
@@tun-tunninc.6492 I'm not on welfare good try tho
Buckeye is a worthless schithole
So Grossman retired under a disability claim?! That's rich!
Yep! Tax payers money smh his voice sounded young too
obviously on a stress related complaint, waiting to hear his fate in this case
So Grossman violates the Americans With Disabilities Act, and then he retires under a disability claim.
What was his disability, stupidity?
@@ChrisJohnson-ty4vc The settlement also be paid by tax payers
He should leave the country or fall on his own sword to regain his honor.
He beats up a disabled kid and retires under a disability claim…no irony in that
They set his retirement up like this to avoid him testifying
Seriously?
@@19lol19 so what if he had to testify, he would only lie and then they could charge him with perjury!
@@Smoothstroker sickness isn’t it
It seems an awful lot of Arizona law enforcers get "medically retired" shortly after they crap the bed with excessive use of force issues. Even more so after lawsuits are filed against them.
Since when is "playing with a piece of string in the park" probable cause that a crime is occurring?
And why is the cop ONLY being sued instead of *prosecuted for assaulting a child????*
And several other felonies he committed....
TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242
Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, ... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death.
If you ask me when the cop put the kid on the ground and attempted to handcuff him it was kidnapping. The punishment should fit the crime. Public execution should be ordered.
Buckeye Police Department doesn’t catch crooks anymore, they hire them.
You stop someone for a STRING. A STRING you guys.
Defund 'em.
Wokie 🤢
Abolish them
@@erismana2105 Instead we need to increase taxes to pay for this.
Let’s start with a single question. How important was it to stop the car in the first place? They never fail to disappoint with their inability to scope, prioritize and deescalate.
What car?
@@scottcombs5395 police car.
He just had to show he had power.
@@garylamb9809 yep, tiny IQ and tiny gonads is a dangerous combination. Unfortunately it seems to be a hiring requirement for LEOs.
@@cydrych 😂👍
If I remember correctly the worst thing is the Chief saying it cost too much to train his officers to recognize signs of mental health issues. But no trouble spending the monies for a drug recognition program. Drug busts make the city money, dealing with mental health problems cost them money.
Autism is a condition, not a problem unless you make it one. It's not a mental disease, it's just part of the rich diversity of mankind. However, centuries of discrimination have left their mark, and this is a prime example.
Officer calms down AFTER he realizes screwed up.
He retired under a “disability” claim. Interesting
woke up with autism?
The string caused his PTSD ! Imagine all tthose sleepless nights , haunted by all those kids strung out on string ! No justice in this country !
Grosman retired under a disability claim....his inability to refrain from bullying smaller weaker humans??
Evidently.
Police departments should not be allowed to investigate themselves. This cop should have been criminally charged, fired and prevented from ever working in law enforcement anywhere ever again.
I am always amazed at how PDs double down on stupid, incompetence, an criminality.
He did not have reasonable suspicion
According to his bullshit training for his bullshit job (“drug recognition expert” is mostly pseudoscience), he did have reasonable suspicion. Obviously this cop was a doofus for what he did but the real problem is the ones who trained and certified him basically said “I see no problem here, how was he supposed to know the obviously autistic kid was autistic”.
Coming from a guy who’s not so obviously autistic, it’s pretty easy to tell when someone obviously is.
The fact that this had to go to a court is more telling than anything ,so superiors looked at this bodycam and actually chose to take no disciplinary action ? if police departments truly served the public ( as is intended) this cop would have been fired and criminally charged on the day of this incident but that's not what happened
DEFUND NOW !!!!!!!!!!! and RE STRUCTURE !!!!!
I cannot adequately express my feelings for this child and his parents and the person who was watching him did nothing wrong at all yet imagine the sense of guilt they feel ?
this is so sad .
This cop needs to be in prison
There is no situation that cops don't make worse. Instead of asking for his mother and talking to him like a person, this cop did what most cops do. Use excessive force for no reason. Anyone can see that he's a child. But genius cop just did as per his training. Made an assumption and went off on that assumption with no facts.
Being a "drug expert" means the cop is ridiculously over confident in his abilities and will NEVER make a mistake. 🤢🤮
@@todddanforth8853 facts
5 year! What happened to a speedy trial!? Damn
Sorry, two to 10 years is 'speedy' in America 😂
It's CIVIL not criminal, that's why !
A speedy trial means once the trial's starts it shall be speedy. Waiting for the trial is not the speedy part that you have a right to.
"justice delayed is justice denied."
@@MichaelSchaefer1 Wrong. The right to a speedy trial is to prevent the government to lock someone up indefinitely before having a trial. A trial is going to last however long it takes. But if the police arrest someone, a trial needs to happen soon.
Everything is evidence of drug use when you’re trained and encouraged to be paranoid as hell and suffer no repercussions for your mistakes.
The tree of liberty needs to be refreshed
The fact that it took them 5 years for the trial says a lot about the justice system
What justice? 🤣
This young man had every right to be terrified when police show up
1:52 My god, wtf is up with his ankle? I seen plenty of ankle injuries but never anything quite like that! Poor kid. That had to have been extremely painful.
Guilty, sue the department and city. Don't take settlement (chumpchange). Settlement offer shows they can't win in court.
Put that awful cop in prison
Buckeye cops are INSANE in Verrado neighborhood. They do have gangs of police officers on their force.
Better investigate if he made that claim based on fraud.
What a sad story , hope that police officer goes to prison for a long time !!! I’m so tired to see how the police are above of everything
There are so many cops that don't understand that not everybody is drunk or high. Sometimes they're having medical issues.
They don't care ,they shoot first then ask questions,after that they give hard tax payers money to cover they asses and proceed
He's a highly trained drug recognition expert. Huh? String very very suspicious. The only way this is ever going to change is always sue. When they can no longer afford liability insurance and it's all coming out of the taxpayers pocket you will see change.
That cop needs to go to prison and ALL BAD COPS NEED TO GO TO PRISON
As a parent of an autistic child I’m repulsed they have no idea the long term impact something traumatic can have on an autistic person my daughter witnessed a frying pan flare up 16 years later she still won’t use a cooker and fire in any form freaks her out cops are looking for drugs so focused on drugs that they don’t consider a persons mental condition
when your taught to only use a hammer, everything looks like a nail....
lawsuit trial is fine but this should be a CRIMINAL trial
Yep.. two cops beat my handicapped son so bad he almost went blind in his good eye two broken ribs and was brutally beaten then they charged him with resisting arrest.. he was 13 and two doors from his house!! Justin walks funny because of his disability.. the cop thought he had something in his pants that why the stop but after they figured out he was on his block he was just a kid with obvious handicapped they should have let him go.. but they grabbed him and he went nuts!! The beating almost killed my son now he's 38 and is so scared of cops if they get close he has anxiety attack.. pigs each and every one of them!!
They do that to my blood and are not in prison for 2 decades plus justice will find them...Period.
And again taxpayers pay for this officer’s job of beating victims. Then taxpayers pay for the court cases for officer’s actions. Then taxpayers will pay for the results of the suet’s. And finally taxpayers pay for the pension of this fine officer’s work. And one wonders why the taxpayers are getting to the point of defunding the police.
Tax payers also pay people's kids with autism also
We are literally being FORCED to fund our own abuse.
The cop is retired, so a lawsuit won't bring him to justice. He should lose his pension at least.
Kinda harsh...
@@tun-tunninc.6492 his lucky its not his life
@@Iminyourzen sounds like a threat, tough guy.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 he tasered a 14 year old autistic kid for playing with a string you braindead bootlicking goon _that's_ kinda harsh. Him losing his pension is just the results of his shitty actions.
Retired? He's almost a rookie. I doubt he's put in the requisite time to retire, unless he's a malingerer like a lot of them with fake medical or mental claims.
Cop goes from zero to full speed in half a second. That is not time for a proper investigation.
Investigation??? You are joking, right??? That would take time and energy.
UPDATE: A JURY RULED IN FAVOR OF THE POLICE. So, the officer received no penalty.
The system is rigged!!!
That cop needs to loose his qualified immunity and be personally sued
More than 5 years,that's bigger joke than that cop.
Just looked it up the outcome of the lawsuit by the family and am incredibly sad to say the city and the cop were completely let off by the jury. 😢 My son has severe autism and when I watched this video, it was all I could do not to cry. My son will also do stimming, but is much more limited verbally than this boy. I'm constantly afraid for my son's safety should he ever have any interaction with police.
He had no reasonable suspicion
1 developmentally challenged individual and it’s not the kid. Even if the kid was high, how does beating him up help?
I just did multiple Google searches. The only reference to using sting as drug paraphernalia is when you use it to "tie off". Increasing the size of the veins in the arm to inject drugs into. But that of course would be a string that is a foot or two long. Not a little 3 inch piece of string. Nowhere is it mentioned that string is used to dip into drugs to then sniff.
Because it's complete bullshit.
What? The cop was fabricating to justify his fukup?
Say it ain’t so!
If I was a member of the jury and saw this video it would not good for that officer.
The kid, young man would be winning a large amount. Anyone can see the kid has issues and is dealing with it except for the ex officer. Hope some of the settlement comes out of his back pocket.
Scary. Place to live in. Buckeye is known for their corrupt police department
Yeah I don't know if you guys have heard but string drugs are really becoming an epidemic in all sorts of colors lol 😂😂😂😂
If you are a caregiver, NEVER leave your charge alone.
There are cops out there that will harm them.
If I'm on that jury this kid is going to be a millionaire. Police are not the good guys. Let's bankrupt Buckeye. Come on Arizona.
Buckeye? Why not Scottsdale? 🤣🤣
@@tun-tunninc.6492 duh.hes sueing Buckeye. . Duh.??? Police are not the good guys.
@@ottoc8722 hmm, I dunno about that. If u saw that kid doing that on ur lawn? I know who u would've called.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 I don't call police. I'm a constitutionalist . we don't need the police. We have common sense and the 2nd amendment. . No. I wouldn't call the police. I would have just talked to young man and figured it out. And your question is a fallacy. He was at the park not in front of someone's. Should have just left him alone. He wasn't hurting any one. Nosey Rosey mind your business. Snitch calling police. No the kid wins the law suit and Buckeye has to pay him 75 million sounds about right to me.
@@tun-tunninc.6492 I'm not a scared White Man. I'm a big fire breathing red-blooded American and I know the Constitution. Cops don't mess with me. Cops aren't the good guys Lady.
Dave I'd like to see you do some more digging because I find it HIGHLY SUSPECT That Dave Grossman Bears a Striking (family?) Resemblance To Dave Grossman The Bag of Cats Crazy Hillbilly (retired Military Officer) That's Been Traveling The Country Sence 9/11/01 Training Cops To Do What They Do
His Training Video (Killology) is where I Started😡+There's A LOT More I Wish I Was Kidding. This Is What You Do Dave And I'd Love To See More On This Story 😎👍 Thank You Sir
When all you have is a hammer , everything looks like a nail . Half trained officers are a danger to the communities they patrol .
Retired under Disability claim? Dang. Must be nice to retire when you screw up.
AND commit several felonies doing it.....
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As soon as he was told the boy was autistic, his actions should have stopped. He retired because of a disability claim.. embarrassed more like when this became public. Not much use as a drug watcher after that.
There is no such thing as a Drug Recognition Expert. It's a tool to facilitate a predetermined outcome, nothing more.
How can u defend evil.
The cop that did that to that special boy should go to prison and get to know other men in a familiar way
It took 5yrs so they can go over EVERY drug arrest he made , and they told him to retire
Total garbage. The cop didn’t care all he cared about was total control over that 14 year old kid.
I'm afraid to walk down the street, eating a hot dog. It'll get mistaken for a gun and I'll get shot
Some expert. Obey or you go to the ground. Cops didn't used to be this way. Bully with a badge. Now off on disability, musta strained his ego jumping a 14 year old.
He retired claiming he was disabled due to the public backlash of his actions. He claims he has ptsd from public opinion and they pushed his retirement through .
What disability? If feigning an injury and Iridologist will know. Many states in the US HC accept this to prevent health insurance fraud. Lack of basic working knowledge of the constitutional rights of a person. But sadly ignored by may egotistical officers, anxious to notch up arrests at whatever cost to the public. Does a police officer need a minimum number of arrests to get closer to promotion and a pay hike, or do they earn a commission per arrest, or just bragging rights. 'I arrested a suspected drug addict for carrying a piece of string, who resisted arrest I that's how I got my injury. Leaving out the fact that suspect was not an addict but autistic. Eager stupidity will get you nowhere, dismissed with loss of pension with dishonorable discharge if feigning disability. Charges brought for insurance fraud.
That officer should be fired regardless, we have to start teaching the police force how to determine whether a person is special needs or not. Then on top of that how to de-escalate not make worse
It's getting to be where the cops are an embarasment to law enforcement.
There doing it to themselves.
2:12 NOOO !! what the f lawyer did not include violation of his natural rights. there was no reason to detain or arrest the kid.
HE SHOWED IT TO HIM SAYING ITS A STRING, THEN THIS EGO DRIVEN COP SAID "OK THEN WHY ARE YOU BOUNCING AROUND"
LIKE ITS FKING ILLEGAL TO BOUNCE AROUND. IT SHOULD HAVE STOPPED THERE WHEN HE SAW IT WAS A STRING !
a 14 year old doing drugs in a PUBLIC PARK in the middle of the day !
Horrible cop, how convenient to retire. Needs to loose his qualified immunity and be prosecuted
The jury sided with the cops and the city won.
What was the cops disability . Was it possibly PTSD from the interaction he had violating this kids rights, and the brutal way he mistreated this child.
Good thing he saved that string from the young man
Look at the cop and look at the victim. This is the only kind of person that the cop get away with this kind of crap. Any other person would have kicked his ass!
So he retired that means the he gets out of the Civil Case right? Why is it 5 years? I bet it don't take that long if someone assaults a law officer 5 years
Suspicious behavior isn't illegal and they can not detain you because they have a hunch
That whole illegal inhalant excuse with a string sounds like BS.
So a cop retires with a disability yet tackles a kid with disability for no reason. Anything can be made into a weapon or drug device, so that argument is just ridiculous
It's amazing how these cops they do something wrong and then retire how convinent
Imagine criminal civilians not going to prison because of PTSD regardless of crime, on top of that early retirement,
Only in America right in front of us!
And we letting them get away with that.. second case in last 2 months
Nobody is a criminal, this is a civil suit.
That man needs to be charged with something at least and I'm so glad he's not a police officer anymore
Here's the biggest thing that struck me, WHAT if someone was sniffing a string, seriously, did it require THAT level of force? Really? NO one around, causing no one harm, not breaking into something, just playing with a string and he sees this as a reason to stop a kid? Then after learning he has autism, and then again learning he is only 14, the officer didn't let up at all AND only did after the aunt mentioned his hand was turning white, which tells you how hard he was holding down on the kid. If they don't win this case, there is no justice.
There won't be any justice, so make your own.
Poor officer had to go on disability. Beating up children gives severe PTSD
the officer's psychopathic brain entitles him to retirement, I suppose....*shrug*
Even a person with minimal intelligence can tell that adolescent was not under the influence of drugs
He went hands-on after he told him it was a string and showed in to him.
If this kid was not committing a crime...leave him alone...yea someone needs to do surveillance on the cop who suddenly is disabled now after this
That's how they cover they officers wow who is above the law !?
5 years later?? Justice is a joke!
How does anyone choose to live in the US, the things that are wrong with that country astound me.
5yrs on, they hoping people forget.
This is called manufacturer probably cause. In other words . They made something up to justify the detainment. So they can fish. It's amazing the officer retired under Disability. Now he has health Issues. That's Karma.
Tears rolling down my face.... My son is 14 and autistic. The police in Phoenix treat him great. Very sad...... He likes to elope. Hugs ❤️
He's 14 and you let him elope?? And if he "likes to elope", how many times has the 14 y/o run off to get married?
@@giancarlocarattini4985 It's common for children who have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to run or wander away from caregivers or secure locations. This is called elopement. Elopement is common in children with autism and can be a traumatic situation for a child and caregivers.
@@OU812-j7v Ah... I understand now. I did not know that. My apologies.
@@giancarlocarattini4985 No worries. I totally understand. I am glad that came back! Ty 😁 Have a wonderful day!
@@OU812-j7v You as well. I just looked up the term to know more about it, so you caused me to learn some new today! God bless you and your child, Miz Jackie.
There is no high issues with kids or adults huffing and sniffing stuff, in fact you rarely hear about that if ever, so this cop is legitimately trippin and talking out of his ass trying to justify what he did. It all sounds good, but is absolutely ridiculous. They just can never admit they messed up, it's always some bs excuse or tactic on why they did what they did so they don't into trouble, instead just arrest the innocent person and pile up unnecessary bullshit charges to ruin their life and future all so just to try and cover themselves it's absolutely pathetic and disgusting
Training obviously isn't enough. It's time to start pulling their certification. End qualified immunity! Make each officer personally liable!
This is What happens when you hire stupid people to be cops. I would take away his certification as a drug recognition expert. He obviously can't tell when somebody's on drugs or not. And what kind of piece of crap law enforcement agency would stick up for an officer like this.
I hope the courts make him pay for what he did. Retired my foot just his way of getting more retirement payout.
Even if he was doing was doing drugs, police attack and arrest instead of helping. This is what the war on drugs looks like. It is a waste of money to fund police. Our money should be used else where.
If we allow them to arrest a person for string and the next thing, we will all receive citations for littering every time we fart.
Stimming is self soothing and a behaviour that helps cope…
Tell us the last time he arrested someone for sniffing string, which BTW… the child wasn’t doing!
Incompetence and intellectually challenged…
Police. Oh I thought he was a drug dealer based on what. Anyone with a brain could see there was something up with this 14 year old. Just what RAS did he have that he was engaged in a crime. This notion that behavior could be seen as criminal is ridiculous. He retired with a pension. Unbelievable.
THERES NO SITUATION THAT EXIST THAT THE COWARDS THAT ARE THE TERRIFYINGLY IGNORANT COPS/ POLICE/LEO’s WILL NOT ESCALATE AND MAKE MUCH MUCH WORSE ! COPS HAVE ABSOLUTELY FAILED THIS COUNTRY AND ITS CITIZENRY IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE !!!! PLEASE FOR YOUR SAFETY RECORD THEM ALWAYS AND RECORD FOR YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS !
A kid holding a string on a public sidewalk by a park should not be enough for reasonable suspicion to detain him and grab him and assault the kid until his ankle is broken and has multiple injuries on his back and leg. But I'm sure most Americans will make excuses for the cop.