The Most Shocking Interrogation You've Ever Seen: Markeith Loyd | Documentary

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  • @noahwarinerfootball3917
    @noahwarinerfootball3917 2 роки тому +26622

    The effort and time put in to making these videos is astounding. I’m 36 years old, I’ve seen a lot of different productions of film and/or documentaries and this is extremely impressive! Excellent work EWU! My wife and I enjoy watching your videos together. Please keep them coming!

    • @deeventii
      @deeventii 2 роки тому +203

      Ahhh... Same here! My man and I are always checking for new uploaded videos every day on this channel... 😅💜 I'm a true crime addict and a wanna be detective! LOL but I love watching the content produced by EWU 💜💜💜

    • @toxogandhi
      @toxogandhi 2 роки тому +140

      I adore these documentaries. This kind of stuff is my bread and butter.

    • @toxogandhi
      @toxogandhi 2 роки тому +99

      @@mascara1777 Touchy much? OP just means s/he has been around for a lot of documentaries and these are top notch. It's not a contest. You will be/have been 36 at some point too. Chill. Why is everyone so on edge?
      Idk if you've looked around lately, but shit is about to get real. I was raised by my grandmother who was born and spent her childhood, in large part, in the Great Depression, and I know it will be different now, but your whole way of living is about to change. Most of y'all ain't even ready. I welcome it. America has gotten soft. Most people, man, the worst day of y'all's lives was when your gf/bf left you or even like someone said something you don't like or you read a mean Tweet lmfao.
      Y'all bout to learn wtf Mazlow was talking about with that whole "Heirarchy of Needs" thing. When you ain't ate a decent meal in a week, can't afford medication, and are fighting to keep a roof overhead, what someone has to say is not going to be even in your periphery. You're gonna be so wrapped up in getting used to fighting to stay afloat that you won't even care.

    • @junaidhabib1843
      @junaidhabib1843 2 роки тому +27

      @noah same here bro!

    • @cutiebeauti2442
      @cutiebeauti2442 2 роки тому +21

      I agree👌

  • @jhanch248
    @jhanch248 Рік тому +7356

    I do appreciate that you don't just critique the criminals in your videos, but the investigators/interrogators as well.

    • @BryantPP
      @BryantPP Рік тому +289

      Yes, those cops were fucked up, the one taking photos and taunting him should be fired. They take themselves so seriously, its like their entire identity. Very odd.

    • @peppyrobo7049
      @peppyrobo7049 Рік тому +160

      It’s almost as if someone they viewed as a sister was just murdered for just doing her job and they caught the killer who had been evading them after killing his own child and his girlfriend.

    • @remmy100
      @remmy100 Рік тому +255

      ​@Peppy Robo It doesn't matter. Once you put on that badge and swear an oath, you are to be and act as a professional. If you can't do that, find another job. Law enforcement isn't easy, and I don't think it should be. Be professional, be a servant.

    • @JustinZyff
      @JustinZyff Рік тому +196

      @@peppyrobo7049 If they can't control their emotions on the job, they shouldn't have the job

    • @alexdoll4258
      @alexdoll4258 Рік тому +78

      ​@@BryantPP The criminal they are taunting would not doubt about killing you like a dog if he feels like it. You should spend some time locked up with that guy then we'll see how you'd like him to be treated like.

  • @darcyking14
    @darcyking14 2 роки тому +6285

    Yes they should get medical attention. Treated innocent until proven guilty. Remember the interrogation of that innocent man who was shot in the eye. Interrogated for hours with a bullet in his brain. He ended up being proven innocent and lost eye sight in both eyes due to the amount of time it took him to receive medical treatment.

    • @Bellaevvy
      @Bellaevvy 2 роки тому +916

      He died. He didn’t lose sight in both eyes.

    • @TomTom-wh3dt
      @TomTom-wh3dt 2 роки тому +571

      Sadly he died... poor innocent young man...
      RIP

    • @Angelface11
      @Angelface11 2 роки тому +581

      It doesn't matter what someone has done or not. They can't get themselves anything once in custody. Police cannot treat humans like trash. It doesn't matter if you or I don't like them. It's not ok to be like them and it's also illegal and a violation of human rights. Police violate rights ..basic human onesall the time and are killers themselves. It also could've gotten this case thrown out and a lawsuit

    • @ElizRued
      @ElizRued 2 роки тому +253

      ehhh yea they should get medical treatment but, as far as this case goes, he was the abuser that kill two women cold heartily with a gun. By the looks, I doubt the women injured him. If anything, he complain more from a handcuff than all the damaged he did

    • @bridget6596
      @bridget6596 2 роки тому +161

      💯%... safe wellbeing of the suspect is paramount... no matter the crime.. you have to keep personal judgement no matter how diabolical the crime is, out of the situation... these police officers didn't do that... complete wrong and determinate to the case and to the suspects mental and physical health

  • @iArieeee
    @iArieeee 2 роки тому +9750

    That live video of Sade saying she wasn’t going to make it to 25 gave me the chills. I’m so sad for Sade, the unborn child, and Sgt. Clayton. Also, this is the first time that I’ve seen an interrogation involving the death of a cop. I had no idea that cops placed hand cuffs of a fallen cop on a suspect. Great job covering this case.

    • @ilovethe80slovesongs21
      @ilovethe80slovesongs21 2 роки тому +220

      I had no idea she said this! I wonder if she picked up some vibes? Very sad that she never made it.

    • @taytay1030
      @taytay1030 2 роки тому +270

      @@ilovethe80slovesongs21 she said it at the start in the video of him speeding

    • @ilovethe80slovesongs21
      @ilovethe80slovesongs21 2 роки тому +68

      @@taytay1030 I know she said it in the beginning of the video. I meant I didn't know before the video.

    • @MGPSJ14
      @MGPSJ14 2 роки тому +358

      Sade is such a beautiful girl, I really can't see what she saw in dude. And why young women like her who seem to be well educated and from an upstanding family, see in garbage like that. RIP Sade, beautiful baby, and officer Clayton.🌹✨

    • @Joanla1954
      @Joanla1954 2 роки тому +199

      I had no idea either. It's as if the fallen officer is getting the arrest credit. Very cool! One around his neck for that innocent baby would also be fitting. Not to kill him, but he does deserve to be uncomfortable

  • @p1zzy_
    @p1zzy_ 6 місяців тому +452

    i have really bad insomnia and these videos are some of my favorites to watch when i’m up all night

    • @apunktbpunkt6843
      @apunktbpunkt6843 5 місяців тому +10

      Same 😂

    • @ketiponglalongchar6051
      @ketiponglalongchar6051 5 місяців тому +2

      Same here

    • @ComradeZBunch
      @ComradeZBunch 4 місяці тому +2

      Same.

    • @thulist
      @thulist 4 місяці тому +17

      The reason you can't sleep is probably because you are watching videos late at night or before bed, turn your phone off 2 hours before you sleep and the problem will go away

    • @MinecraftVids77
      @MinecraftVids77 4 місяці тому +15

      ​@@thulistInsomnia does not work like that

  • @squidwardshouse5431
    @squidwardshouse5431 2 роки тому +6661

    As horrible as this sounds, guilty or innocent, a suspect should definitely be given medical treatment before interrogation. The Ryan Waller case is a prime example why.

    • @crashbug3501
      @crashbug3501 2 роки тому +563

      Definitely. A confession could get thrown out for something like this

    • @snowmink5508
      @snowmink5508 2 роки тому +461

      What happened to Ryan Waller was horrible and should serve as a prime example to never judge a scene by the way it looks. Everyone in authority failed that day. There should have been folks fired and charged with negligence. That interrogation was so blatantly weird/bad. Pure negligence and apathy on what they already judged.

    • @treylem3
      @treylem3 2 роки тому +19

      🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

    • @berenicececilia
      @berenicececilia 2 роки тому

      The fact that he's a piece of shit doesn't condone you to be a piece of shit. Completely.

    • @bonnieb6984
      @bonnieb6984 2 роки тому

      I agree with you. I've just started watching this video and don't know what he has done but the cops are being total dicks.

  • @jasonfarrell5118
    @jasonfarrell5118 2 роки тому +5283

    You guys really need to be picked up by Netflix or prime, your presenting is absolutely perfect and fills holes in information presentation thta I have felt over and over. I come from a professional world, ex cop, and I wish people would present saying things like "well get to that in a minute" and "for now all you need to know" take questions out of your head and focus you on the information being presented at the time. Bravo guys 💯%

    • @QueenSugar72
      @QueenSugar72 2 роки тому +13

      💯💯💯

    • @j2398
      @j2398 2 роки тому +173

      Or they could just keep doing their own thing with over 2 million subscribers. Why would they go work for netflix? They would literally be giving them money for work they already do lol

    • @jasonfarrell5118
      @jasonfarrell5118 2 роки тому +58

      @@j2398 just stating how good they truly are and pointing out key differances. Could totally be worthy of network television or whatever. But hey, keep bashing compliments, makes everyone feel good! Cheers🍻

    • @QueenSugar72
      @QueenSugar72 2 роки тому +38

      @@jasonfarrell5118 you don't know anyone an explanation. They know what you meant and that's all that matters 😉

    • @jasonfarrell5118
      @jasonfarrell5118 2 роки тому +19

      @@QueenSugar72 😉 thx, 👍🏻

  • @FlorenceSlugcat
    @FlorenceSlugcat 2 роки тому +4609

    “She lied to me by saying she wasn’t smoking while its bad for the kid”
    Pretty sure murder isn’t much better for the kid either

    • @UbiquitouslyOpinionatedMe
      @UbiquitouslyOpinionatedMe 2 роки тому +4

      My thoughts exactly. He’s an idiot.

    • @mbomam89
      @mbomam89 2 роки тому +203

      Don't be so sure. Sometimes it's better not to come to this mad world at all.

    • @RoseihDBTB
      @RoseihDBTB 2 роки тому +33

      @@mbomam89 correct….

    • @lende5740
      @lende5740 2 роки тому +137

      @@mbomam89 spoken like a true abortion supporter. Every living human has a very powerful will to live. This is GOD given. Each life has a RIGHT to survive and make choices.

    • @xelith6157
      @xelith6157 2 роки тому +2

      @@lende5740 No one ever said anything abortion, you just wanted to make a statement. Take your religion and politics propaganda elsewhere, you crazy person.

  • @CApt-NinJA
    @CApt-NinJA 5 місяців тому +278

    He's guilty, we know that.. but he asked for a lawyer several times.. and should have been provided one.

    • @forpetessake3532
      @forpetessake3532 2 місяці тому +9

      cops don’t provide the atty ….. they aren’t allowed to question him once he’s ask for an atty.

    • @WoodyWard
      @WoodyWard 2 місяці тому +2

      😂

    • @SomeTomfoolery
      @SomeTomfoolery Місяць тому +2

      The way EWU kept mentioning that doing what they did can invalidate confessions, I was seriously worried he was foreshadowing the convict going free. Glad that didn't happen, but still, yeah, they should of gotten him an attorney

    • @wastedbread8036
      @wastedbread8036 26 днів тому +4

      They also tried to kill him by stomping him to death

    • @ritishify
      @ritishify День тому

      @@wastedbread8036 Nope, he did something weird that's why they apprehended him like that. I saw it on the video.

  • @agent7.722
    @agent7.722 2 роки тому +5523

    That selfie footage in the beginning is absolutely harrowing. How specific she is, sounds like a cry for help. This is such a terrible thing to be learning about but you deliver it well.

    • @dirtydan5281
      @dirtydan5281 2 роки тому +498

      I agree. I fully believe she was trying to get anyone to ask if she was okay, while framing it as a lighthearted joke to not alert him about it.

    • @chimmychimchim6143
      @chimmychimchim6143 2 роки тому +353

      I thought the same thing. It seemed like a cry for help but she was trying to make it seem like she was joking so that he wouldn’t suspect her.

    • @valmacclinchy
      @valmacclinchy 2 роки тому +32

      @@chimmychimchim6143 yes!!

    • @beardedloon77
      @beardedloon77 2 роки тому +137

      Yeah there was something so odd about the whole thing.

    • @melriquajackson8480
      @melriquajackson8480 2 роки тому +168

      I literally had the same kind of boyfriend thank goodness he's my ex now but I would record in the moments where he would scare me and I would laugh out of nervousness and fear

  • @happydog6500
    @happydog6500 2 роки тому +2849

    The way everybody in his family plays along and calls him a Legend is exactly why he's where he is and where his Son is.

    • @pamelamorris3148
      @pamelamorris3148 2 роки тому +168

      Yep and tells just who they all are as human beings. Most will be joining him or ending their lives early than should happen due to violence.

    • @irvinge4641
      @irvinge4641 2 роки тому

      His entire family tree is a criminal, they should all be put in jail, including sisters/mothers/grandmothers/kids no offense

    • @dutenica
      @dutenica 2 роки тому +45

      @@Clowningaround326 This

    • @acsilver2777
      @acsilver2777 2 роки тому +136

      @@pariah_carey As a black man I will say, that's not all of us. It's types like these who created stereotypes. This family and families like it, Communities like this, With this mentality. There needs to be change. The change will happen gradually over generations. All we can do is educate and mentor the next generation with love. For the honest hard working black man it makes their role in our society very important to model for the next generation. Overall, It is very important we do not cut off these communities to the support and care they need. The music industry refuses to stop glorifying violence. Its sickening but change wont happen with so much violence and glorification. Black culture needs to change and law enforcement needs to change. The war on "drugs" has had lasting consequences. We are seeing them today.

    • @kornykitten
      @kornykitten 2 роки тому

      I hate the police, but blk people scare me because of how violent their culture is.

  • @Rosegold.energy
    @Rosegold.energy 3 місяці тому +41

    I love that you also added red flags to an abusive relationship. Because if you don’t know them they aren’t very apparent in the beginning when you’re in it

  • @StokesMusicStudiosOnline
    @StokesMusicStudiosOnline Рік тому +2559

    Evidence or not, when a person asks for a lawyer, that should happen. I'm not for this guy but I am for his right of representation by an attorney.

    • @exantiuse497
      @exantiuse497 Рік тому +315

      The fact that there are so many people in this comment section who can't differentiate between approving of/defending someone's actions and demanding they're treated according to the principles set by law and the Constitution is concerning. The fact that many of them claim to be conservatives who respect and uphold the constitution, while advocating for lawlessness and disregarding the Constitution, is saddening

    • @AlexandertheGreat033
      @AlexandertheGreat033 Рік тому

      @@exantiuse497 I’d say the Democrats have actually destroyed our constitution and rights. It’s happening before your eyes

    • @pgood7266
      @pgood7266 Рік тому +103

      Nah this dude shouldn’t have any rights

    • @xChimkin
      @xChimkin Рік тому +22

      @@exantiuse497 tf is this strawman of yours buddy

    • @SimeonTeague
      @SimeonTeague Рік тому +33

      ​@P Good That don't Massie any sense. So only the so cold good people should have right is that what you saying? Wrong or right you should Jane rights that's what the constitution say. No I don't agree with the guy in handcuff for what he did but rights is rights.

  • @mindassassin
    @mindassassin Рік тому +2779

    There's no doubt that he's guilty, but denying him obviously necessary medical attention and his right to legal council calls the integrity of the entire investigation into question. Letting emotions dictate actions has the potential to hand criminals a 'get out of jail free card'.

    • @zuludeltanovember
      @zuludeltanovember Рік тому

      that's what you get when you're born black 🥷

    • @mindassassin
      @mindassassin Рік тому +169

      @Stephen Edgecock I didn't say I was sympathetic. I said I didn't want him to walk away just because of a botched investigation. Charles Manson damn near got off because of police incompetence and improper procedure. That's basically what saved OJ, too. Emotional investegators derail investigations and, by extenension, trials.

    • @smylerthedamned9549
      @smylerthedamned9549 Рік тому +38

      ​@@stephenedgecock nice dog whistle there buddy.

    • @rosscarroll6735
      @rosscarroll6735 Рік тому +70

      ​@@stephenedgecock The dude literally lost his eye because adequate medical attention wasn't provided

    • @sammiejammie6392
      @sammiejammie6392 Рік тому +136

      He lost an eye, really? Wow, other people just lost their life.

  • @nmrowdy4605
    @nmrowdy4605 2 роки тому +3093

    There are too many young men like this. To see his family smiling over his behavior was sickening.

    • @leandrojgarcia6074
      @leandrojgarcia6074 2 роки тому +211

      Sad like father like son they probably all end up in jail. They always big and bad until they get picked up then turn in to punks

    • @jonny-b4954
      @jonny-b4954 2 роки тому +321

      Culture man. That whole culture isnt great.

    • @loganbradford2343
      @loganbradford2343 2 роки тому +259

      @@jonny-b4954 you can't go around murderer interrogations, pick out the black ones, and call out their whole culture. You're getting your emotions involved. The biggest common theme in these videos in poverty, period.

    • @jazzy_for_jesus6048
      @jazzy_for_jesus6048 2 роки тому +15

      @@jonny-b4954 It isn't culture. 🙄 The only culture here is poverty.

    • @jonny-b4954
      @jonny-b4954 2 роки тому +165

      @@jazzy_for_jesus6048 Nah. The poverty informs the culture. They're not 2 totally separate things. They're intertwined.

  • @tylerp4130
    @tylerp4130 4 місяці тому +67

    I lol’d when he said “I don’t believe in killing gods creations”. Bro, why do you think you’re there?

  • @TheIronMaiden92
    @TheIronMaiden92 2 роки тому +956

    I think it’s great that you all took the time to outline possible red flags in abusive relationships. More people need to hear this and I hope this helps someone.

    • @AnandaSea
      @AnandaSea 2 роки тому +11

      Definitely the best part of this.

    • @npcnoticer
      @npcnoticer 2 роки тому +5

      Yeah that woman sounded like a pos, glad they warn people how evil they can be

    • @estelanim416
      @estelanim416 2 роки тому +9

      Well him being an ex con was a big one

    • @mikebazowski2216
      @mikebazowski2216 2 роки тому

      For some ppl red flags are more than obvious....but women have weird tastes about men,you like bad boys but you forget that bad boys have bad habbits and bad character.

    • @anyexpat
      @anyexpat Рік тому +3

      Women should be given classes on this stuff in school

  • @icyweiss4717
    @icyweiss4717 2 роки тому +4731

    This man is so unbelievably infuriating. I hope he gets what he deserves. Killing his girlfriend and unborn child, then making sure to finish off a police officer and calling her “unprofessional.” Disgusting.

    • @johnreese3797
      @johnreese3797 2 роки тому +505

      He was sentenced to death earlier this month.

    • @toeman4628
      @toeman4628 2 роки тому +43

      @@johnreese3797 thank god hopefully he gets it because he deserves nothing but to see hell.

    • @Pyrex_lex
      @Pyrex_lex 2 роки тому +91

      @@johnreese3797 the death penalty in this country is od to me your sentenced but 20 years from the date of

    • @aaad3552
      @aaad3552 2 роки тому +63

      The worst part is he put a Child to a 24 yr old girl who he has planned to kill

    • @adamarzo559
      @adamarzo559 2 роки тому +141

      @@toeman4628 Don't hold your breath. It will be decades before it happens. The last person executed in Florida committed his crimes in 1994, was only sentenced to death in 2018 although he was executed in 2019.
      I get why the process is so lengthy but for people like Markeith I think it's obvious beyond a doubt they are guilty. At that point the appeal process should be denied and he should meet old sparky within the month.

  • @thehillisalive
    @thehillisalive 2 роки тому +1050

    To answer the question if a suspect should receive medical attention, I think yes. Otherwise you get insanely tragic cases such as Ryan Waller, who had a bullet in his head during a very long, callous interrogation (and who was INNOCENT). He died a few years later from the brain damage that would have been prevented from receiving immediate care.

    • @quiethills1999
      @quiethills1999 2 роки тому +44

      I agree and I also think it will prevent people from being able to dodge questioning by saying “I can’t talk because I’m in pain”

    • @NoPantsBaby
      @NoPantsBaby 2 роки тому +8

      Well obviously. But we have "medical attention" for a potentially life threatening wound, having those treated first. And we have "medical attention" of being looked over by EMT and concluding no life threatening injuries are present and then starting interrogation.

    • @thehillisalive
      @thehillisalive 2 роки тому +56

      @@NoPantsBaby the problem is that the former cannot happen without the latter. If Ryan Waller had been taken care of by EMTs instead of being arrested on the spot and denied access to the ambulance/first responders that were there, we wouldn't be talking about his case at all.

    • @f1o18iwi9
      @f1o18iwi9 2 роки тому +3

      well said

    • @jambs1221
      @jambs1221 2 роки тому +20

      I just heard of Ryan Wallers case😢. He died from having a seizure due to the brain damage and some of his brain having to be removed. Which could have very well been prevented. Very sad

  • @jillibilli3481
    @jillibilli3481 7 місяців тому +151

    These videos give me something to listen to while at work. The length and effort put in is absolutely astounding. Nothing feels like it's left out! Amazing work

  • @snoopy1977
    @snoopy1977 2 роки тому +3740

    It always amazes me how somebody can inflict so much pain and suffering on others and be a total monster but yet cry like a little baby when they're in the slightest bit of discomfort like his cuffs being too tight.

    • @afiftysixteen9584
      @afiftysixteen9584 2 роки тому +29

      Cuffs skin tight is like razors slicing your wrists slowly. Very painful lol would rather be shot than go through that for hours

    • @scarlett1854
      @scarlett1854 2 роки тому +234

      Agree. Aww, you in pain? Too bad so sad.

    • @peachdaddy
      @peachdaddy 2 роки тому +97

      @@afiftysixteen9584 not really I've been cuffed 3x and even with the cuts from them it's not the worst thing in life.

    • @ethanccy
      @ethanccy 2 роки тому +1

      20 o

    • @nogerboher5266
      @nogerboher5266 2 роки тому +16

      To be fair, murderer or not, I would rather be killed than listen to someone giving me commands like I am a dog or a slave - or any kind of commands for that matter. I will do and say whatever the fuck I want, it's my life, not yours. Sure... Laws are there for a reason, O.K, that's all fine and dandt but as long as I am not hurting anyone or impacting someones life in a negative way, you don't tell me what the fuck I can and can't do, I will do whatever the fuck I want and if you try to command me around or worse, stop me or jail me, be prepared to either die or to take my life. I'm sorry but my life is my life only, not yours, not governments and not anyone elses but mine and if I want to kill myself by jumping off a 50 story building while naked and eating KFC, who the fuck are you to stop me?!?! And no, I am not just typing this, I live what I say.

  • @Benjy1
    @Benjy1 2 роки тому +10808

    This dude is a next level POS I always hated this case cuz this dude is just so despicable

    • @mackenziewilliams4507
      @mackenziewilliams4507 2 роки тому +446

      This was my first time hearing/ seeing details of this case! It made me so sad to hear everything that transpired! and disgusted just listening to him lie and try to control everything! I had to take breaks because his ego is insane!

    • @MxT333
      @MxT333 2 роки тому +600

      These public servants aren't any better.

    • @blastermaster5039
      @blastermaster5039 2 роки тому +198

      @@MxT333 Shut it nerd.

    • @ilovethe80slovesongs21
      @ilovethe80slovesongs21 2 роки тому +88

      Yes, he is horrible!

    • @BubbyBold
      @BubbyBold 2 роки тому +121

      @A Taylor must be easy to not see the world for what it is. American police are the biggest gang to ever exist and you licking their boots is only hurting yourself and those you care about.

  • @MarinFitzgerald
    @MarinFitzgerald Рік тому +459

    People in these comments dont seem to understand that the topic of allowing Markeith to get medical attention or talk to a lawyer ARENT people trying to say Markeith deserve sympathy or should be treated well. Its the fact that he could be set free by reason of mistrial. He could be given a lighter sentence due to the interrogation tactics shown in this video. We don’t think he should be coddled, what we DO think is that police and investigators arrogance gives this man a FREE PASS OUT OF JAIL. Get him a good enough lawyer and he would be out.

    • @shaethomas5003
      @shaethomas5003 Рік тому +4

      Hey baby

    • @mazerunner4528
      @mazerunner4528 Рік тому +2

      They don't need this for court this is for the families he will never get out

    • @Hannah-zw9ow
      @Hannah-zw9ow Рік тому +43

      Getting an injured person medical attention isn’t “coddling” it’s just normal

    • @zonabot6029
      @zonabot6029 Рік тому +16

      @@mazerunner4528The defense can use this in court tho

    • @mazerunner4528
      @mazerunner4528 Рік тому +2

      @@zonabot6029 yea but it does not matter at all he will not get out of these charges there is far too much evidence

  • @LonnieTRiggins
    @LonnieTRiggins 4 місяці тому +101

    These are some of the worst most unprofessional detectives I've ever seen. Doesn't matter what his crime was they're supposed to keep their emotions in check and give everyone who walks in that room respect.

    • @c--money9188
      @c--money9188 2 місяці тому +23

      That man does not deserve respect. They didn’t do anything against the law. All their poor emotional control did was make him not cooperate in the interrogation, which they didn’t care about because they had enough evidence already.
      He took multiples lives. Why should anybody respect somebody who is that bad of a person? Why should they care that his hands are a little uncomfortable?
      Yall are crazy sympathizing with this psycho

    • @UncleDuTheWatchman
      @UncleDuTheWatchman 2 місяці тому +14

      People are supposed to do their job the RIGHT way no matter who they are dealing with. People excusing their behavior is why cops think they can kill people for sport. Just because a person is a criminal does not mean that the police can mistreat them. Where is that at in the law? But we see it all the time and when suspects end up dead at the hands of the police somebody ALWAYS comes out the woodwork and says "Oh...the police are allowed to do whatever they want if the person is a criminal". That is not in the law anywhere.

    • @Nada.AlShingiti
      @Nada.AlShingiti 2 місяці тому +6

      ⁠@@c--money9188because we’re not paychos. When we someone cuffed and getting ganged up on and beaten, we feel bad specially if the gang was police.
      When someone needs medical help and someone else is making sure they don’t get it then it’s wrong.
      That’s the difference between us with conscience and the actual psycho who killed four innocent people.
      Wrong is wrong. And lines should be so bright and clear otherwise us and those like him are the same

    • @justapanpirate
      @justapanpirate 2 місяці тому +5

      @@c--money9188 This time it’s someone who’s guilty. Next time it might be someone who’s innocent. I don’t see how it’s psycho to think that cops shouldn’t put their personal feelings first and that everyone deserves medical treatment when needed. Not to mention he possibly has a concussion which means he shouldn’t be interrogated in the first place, just like someone who’s drunk or high shouldn’t.

    • @c--money9188
      @c--money9188 2 місяці тому +2

      @@justapanpirate
      Except they were 100% sure he was guilty 😂 it was on camera n everything

  • @danielrobert4219
    @danielrobert4219 2 роки тому +724

    Saddest part for me was knowing his son is in jail (and seemed proud of his dad) and then seeing those women visiting him in jail and smiling and doting on him with a young child as well. They seemed almost proud of him despite the fact he killed two innocent women and an unborn child... the cycle will continue, and it serves no one

    • @rattlesnaik
      @rattlesnaik 2 роки тому +25

      I think the mom isn't happy with the situation. Haven't finished the video but from the clips of the mom talking to the son she sounds so tired and so upset about the way her son has ended up. The son definitely didn't sound upset but I think he knows that neither of them are doing the right thing.

    • @katelynbrown98
      @katelynbrown98 2 роки тому +12

      You took the words out of my mouth at the end there, definetly continuing the cycle. As long as fundamentalism continues, there will be people supporting criminals.

    • @SoraOfTheDarkness
      @SoraOfTheDarkness 2 роки тому +1

      I mean I’m their culture cop killing is called for high praise. Being a terrible person just comes natural to them.

    • @0101-s7v
      @0101-s7v 2 роки тому

      @Natural Creature How stupid they've become. It's widespread, too. No wonder marriage rates are dropping....very little wife material out there.

    • @RulyaBaruchHashemMorrigan7
      @RulyaBaruchHashemMorrigan7 2 роки тому +19

      Ppl like them get a party for a wk when they get out of prison, but if him & his son just graduated with a Master's or PhD, not only wouldn't anyone care, they'd get ridiculed.
      Azzbackward asf

  • @NiceMoKnows
    @NiceMoKnows Рік тому +1281

    Treating everyone the same is how good police work is done. Questioning a beaten suspect, denying him medical aide, and refusing him an attorney. The commentary is very good.

    • @BryantPP
      @BryantPP Рік тому +144

      Those cops made me so angry. Being a cop is like their entire identity its very bizarre and unsettling, they seem to think they are a different race or something and have different rules than the rest of us. I've never sen any other profession like it.

    • @Theoreticallyyou1234
      @Theoreticallyyou1234 Рік тому

      @@BryantPP your lack of bieng able to put yourself in other peoples shoes enrages me aswell… I wish I could talk to you in person for 5 minutes (I wouldn’t be violent or angry, I’d be calm, I think I’d be able to change your mindset very quickly). Let me lay it out-
      Freddy is a close friend and colleague, You’ve gotten to know him as a good bud over the past 10 years. He’s a funny light hearted good man with good morals and cares deeply for his friends and family. You’ve met his wife and kids multiple times, as he’s invited you over to his house and out on dinners. You’ve spent countless nights with him at the pub, good times and bad, sharing your heart and problems and having him be a the rock of a friend that you need in trying times. He’s lent you money when you desperately needed it for your mothers surgery, allowed you to repay him over a long time that was comfortable for you with 0 interest. He’s covered multiple shifts for you when you asked that girl out on a date, or you just couldn’t miss a friends wedding and didn’t have any holidays left to book. You’ve done the same for him. One day your on patrol with him Persuing a man involved in an alleged shooting. You pull up to what seems to be his car abandoned on a side road. You and Freddy cautiously step out of your patrol car to approach the abandoned vehicle. You hear several loud bangs and turn to see Freddy on the ground. 3 shots to the body and one to the head, he died immediately. You take cover and call for backup, by then the shooter is long gone. Freddie is gone too. Bieng his patrol partner it’s down to you to tell his family. That night you knock on the door of his house, his wife answers.
      “Hey so good to see you!” She says with a smile on her face,
      “Where’s Freddie… what’s up?” She continues. Her initial smile slowly turning into cautious anticipation.
      Your silent. Unable to make any words leave your mouth. The look in your eyes tells her everything she needs to know. Her rock, her provider, the father of her kids and the man she loves is gone. Your best friend, the man that’s been there for you for over a decade is gone. All over a selfish child murdering scum with no regard for anyone but himself.
      I hope after reading this you can wake up from your dilusion, and Understand that when situations like this happen, the abuse the cops give to the cop killers is not only understandable, but completely deserved. In fact they deserve much worse, and that these cops are in fact NOT as you say ‘a different race or something’ but are human. Bieng human is the very thing that made these cops beat the heck out of this scum and torture his hands with the cuffs. Just honestly think, your personal best friend. Have that person in your mind right now. What would you like to/do to me, if I went over to him whilst he was shopping on an ordinary day at Walmart, pulled out a gun and shot him dead where he stood, for no reason but selfishness. Your inhuman if your answer isn’t at the very least beat the ever living heck out of me and torture me. In fact these cops WOULD BE a “different race” as you put it, if they DIDNT torture this man. It would be inhuman.

    • @BryantPP
      @BryantPP Рік тому +13

      @@Theoreticallyyou1234 Oh please, the fact that you're enraged by a UA-cam comment says a lot more that my comment did.

    • @hardboiled2987
      @hardboiled2987 Рік тому +1

      @Patrick Pierce youre the one replying to dozens of comments hating on the cops. You're goddamn right I'd mock this waste of human life too if this waste of life took the life of one od my coleague.

    • @VB-yc7cn
      @VB-yc7cn Рік тому +58

      Should feel the same for the women he killed? Where was her justice ? Relax .u would act differnt if it was your family member

  • @secretninjaofdoom
    @secretninjaofdoom 2 роки тому +2877

    The detectives here did a trash job. I understand that they lost an officer, but the way they handled this could have jeopardized the case.

    • @Zzeptozzaless
      @Zzeptozzaless 2 роки тому +316

      Agreed. They were to emotional involved.

    • @Jersey.D3vil201
      @Jersey.D3vil201 2 роки тому +158

      Do you honestly, HONESTLY think they're gonna let a black, male cop killer walk regardless of this interrogation?? Really?? I suggest you familiarize with the American justice and not whatever crime drama nonsense you have in your head that you're attempting to apply to this case.

    • @Jersey.D3vil201
      @Jersey.D3vil201 2 роки тому +11

      @@Zzeptozzaless youre another one. Familiarize yourself with the American justice system. They've BEEN emotionally involved. Do you see his face?! They are GOING to get their retribution. You do know they're cops, right? They don't give a fuck about being emotionally involved. They already KNOW his ass is going under the jail, regardless. Don't be so naive.

    • @-g.k.4389
      @-g.k.4389 2 роки тому +89

      @@Jersey.D3vil201 oh shut up

    • @wishingwell570
      @wishingwell570 2 роки тому +139

      @@Jersey.D3vil201 I think you’re doing too much. While no they wouldn’t let a black male cop killer walk like you said we can also see they were too emotionally manipulated during this.

  • @PocketfullofDaisy
    @PocketfullofDaisy 7 місяців тому +299

    This is a prime example why detectives who have personal knowledge of the deceased officer shouldn’t be allowed to interrogate the suspect.

    • @1Rosemoet
      @1Rosemoet 4 місяці тому +27

      Exactly if doctors can’t or lawyers can’t represent family of friends depending on situation then police shouldn’t either

    • @Adrian-33x
      @Adrian-33x Місяць тому +4

      Yep it doesn’t matter what he did. They have a responsibility to treat the suspect like a human. When police act like this it makes them look so much worse than the criminal they are interrogating. Why can’t they just let the justice system do the work. He’s gonna go to prison anyway.

    • @Adrian-33x
      @Adrian-33x Місяць тому +3

      If anything they make it more likely for the case to be thrown out

    • @SugarCyanide-p8d
      @SugarCyanide-p8d Місяць тому +1

      Who cares

    • @emixdarling
      @emixdarling Місяць тому +4

      @@SugarCyanide-p8dwe have due process for a reason and honestly in situations like this those protocols protect law enforcement just as much because if they violate the accused rights they could mess up so bad they lose the whole case, confessions and interviews can be declared inadmissible in court.
      anytime rights are potentially violated and mistreatment happens, we need to call it out so that those is power do not get comfortable. if we let it go just because this guy is guilty , it gives a message that it’s okay. sort of like broken-window theory but for law enforcement

  • @laural2868
    @laural2868 2 роки тому +235

    The footage of when his family came to visit him in prison is the most telling in this case for me. He is evil.

  • @jessicamartinez3613
    @jessicamartinez3613 Рік тому +1321

    "No smart way to do stupid crap" Wise words from the son's mom.

    • @tlc4528
      @tlc4528 Рік тому +34

      That stood out to me as well.

    • @KylieCust-gy5mi
      @KylieCust-gy5mi Рік тому +10

      I like that.

    • @stevee7774
      @stevee7774 Рік тому +56

      Exactly, and it comes from the only member of the family who is NOT in custody Lol.

    • @saidraalien6837
      @saidraalien6837 Рік тому +5

      Probably should be met with a stronger response

    • @N3GATiiVE
      @N3GATiiVE Рік тому +2

      the whole case can’t get thrown out just the statements he says after he asked for a lawyer.

  • @jasrenfro9856
    @jasrenfro9856 2 роки тому +4444

    "These cuffs are killing me" said the killer.

    • @Zykus.
      @Zykus. 2 роки тому +145

      @@jesssandhu9432 racist behavior

    • @wertiaaudit5746
      @wertiaaudit5746 2 роки тому +200

      He wasn't convicted of being a killer at the time he said that. At that time they were torturing a innocent man

    • @prevost8686
      @prevost8686 2 роки тому +29

      @@wertiaaudit5746 bullshit.

    • @saito0332
      @saito0332 2 роки тому +4

      @@prevost8686 bullshit

    • @deapeo
      @deapeo 2 роки тому +50

      @@jesssandhu9432 just stop

  • @idontwantacupcake241
    @idontwantacupcake241 5 днів тому +7

    The interrogators not getting him medical help and instead constantly pushing him for more information could have easily backfired and caused him to get away with what he did

  • @kerynshabangu5486
    @kerynshabangu5486 Рік тому +170

    I can't watch any interrogation anymore without this narrators voice 😭 he's voice is so satisfying when it comes to true crime ...love it!

    • @violetteharmon1275
      @violetteharmon1275 Рік тому +2

      lol

    • @mobutterflies3848
      @mobutterflies3848 Рік тому +1

      Co-sign 😊

    • @candacedixon6443
      @candacedixon6443 5 місяців тому +4

      Samee!! I tried watching different ones and they couldn't keep my attention. This guys voice is amazing 👏

    • @derrincalk9579
      @derrincalk9579 5 місяців тому +3

      Very reminiscent of the classic detective shows like Forensic Files and others

    • @moyaxoxo5923
      @moyaxoxo5923 3 місяці тому +2

      I don’t like any other true crime cuz I need tha voice 😂

  • @robinenoch7362
    @robinenoch7362 2 роки тому +346

    The levels of frustration I'm feeling, just watching them trying to get him to talk, are precisely why I could NEVER be an officer. There is NO grey area where his crimes are concerned and, still, he sits in denial, rambles and just, genuinely, pisses with the officers is MADDENING. This was a great episode!!!

    • @sjons2177
      @sjons2177 2 роки тому +7

      Look how the officers treat him lmao

    • @User-yu8er
      @User-yu8er 2 роки тому +31

      I can't imagine speaking to the man that killed your coworker.
      Also it seems like he wasn't going to give them anything to work with but the beating made him shut down even more so the interrogation was not going to go anywhere. Just glad he got sentenced properly despite faulty interrogation.

    • @liefallein
      @liefallein 2 роки тому +10

      Bro thats nothing em Officers do to him..nothing at all...u should watch arabic or asian jails up there they would have tortured him till He talks like running water..so in relative harmless it is they do

    • @Shiggiesmalls02
      @Shiggiesmalls02 2 роки тому +7

      @@sjons2177 yeah if someone kills one of your best friends and colleges and you've go find the guy that did and hes not cooperating you'd proably give him a boot in the arse.

    • @Nyusansu
      @Nyusansu 2 роки тому +5

      @@sjons2177 I can see it perfectly fine, it’s almost like you deserve to be treated the way you treat others

  • @slumdogtrilly
    @slumdogtrilly 2 роки тому +1942

    I feel so bad for his son. He’s already too far gone. His only reaction to his fathers actions were essentially you gotta be smarter when killing people. Poor mama.

    • @howardroark3670
      @howardroark3670 2 роки тому

      Poor mama? Are you kidding? Poor mama is a POS. What kind of woman would have a child with a psychopath like Markeith?

    • @Lvan4003
      @Lvan4003 2 роки тому +145

      Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

    • @jennyB07
      @jennyB07 2 роки тому +76

      @@whitemoose8667 of course that kinda comment would come from someone with the username „WhiteMoose“ .

    • @landonloyd4370
      @landonloyd4370 2 роки тому +74

      @@jennyB07 is he wrong tho

    • @ariannadanielleherrera1792
      @ariannadanielleherrera1792 2 роки тому +51

      @@landonloyd4370 very wrong

  • @afreeman5609
    @afreeman5609 2 місяці тому +9

    I also agree that medical attention should be given to everyone that's in custody.
    There was a young lady in butler county Ohio that was going through withdrawals. She complained of her symptoms and requested medical attention for days and was denied. She Died in her cell. It could've easily been avoided if the jailers cared to help. They didn't.
    Once a person is in custody they are a ward of the state and their health is the responsibility of the state.

  • @amandabrunsmann5340
    @amandabrunsmann5340 2 роки тому +1610

    I can't believe his family brought a young child to see him in prison! After everything he did, knowing that his son is already following in his footsteps... Why would anyone encourage that relationship?!!!

    • @chriss.9398
      @chriss.9398 2 роки тому +141

      Some cultures are so accustomed to criminal behavior that they just laugh it off and don't care. That is why you see certain areas in the country where crimes are unbelievably high. Those kinds of people don't care and don't scold those who do it, especially if they are friends or family. It's encouraged to rob, kill, assault, and sell drugs. Look at how the people who visited were boasting and laughing about him being famous for the murders. Look at how the mom was defending her son's actions and blaming it on other factors in court. Absolutely sickening. If I had a magic button to make something disappear it would be crime culture and those who normalize it.

    • @vincentperrego4891
      @vincentperrego4891 2 роки тому +22

      Cause racist

    • @amandabrunsmann5340
      @amandabrunsmann5340 2 роки тому +156

      @Vincentperrego I'm not sure I understand your comment?

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 2 роки тому +11

      @@chriss.9398 % 💯

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 2 роки тому +4

      @@chriss.9398
      That’s why I understand the “ elite , financial %1 “ But it only if they can make sure to make their COVID’s & whatever other methods used to depopulate it is used on the right worthless POS in the world.
      So many worthless people that bring nothing but negativity to the world
      We can most definitely do without them.

  • @opaqueandbluefrommyphone4339
    @opaqueandbluefrommyphone4339 11 місяців тому +665

    Putting detectives who are personally involved is the reason this dude was combative. Detectives who aren’t associated with the victims are more likely to get the killer to talk.
    I’m glad that you did this video to point out when detectives do a bad job.

    • @Joshua-1212
      @Joshua-1212 7 місяців тому +20

      THAT IS TRUE WHEN AN OFFICER IS KILLED THEY SHOULD HAVE A NEUTRAL DETECTIVE FROM ANOTHER PRECINCT DO THE INTERROGATION BECAUSE IM SURE THE OFFICERS KNEW THE KILLED OFFICERS. I THINK IT WOULD BE A CONFLICT OF INTEREST?

    • @M23js
      @M23js 7 місяців тому +13

      I feel like when the white guy was talking, that's when he became closed off and was like "yeah yeah yeah.. bye".. maybe another officer of color would have helped too. Not trying to be racist.. but you can clearly see he's more open to talking to and listening to the Puerto Rican officer. The whole thing was done terribly.. this guy kinda has a lot to use against the precinct whether or not he was a murderer. Also, quite a douchy asshole talking over people and interrupting.. oh it's a huge pet peeve of mine.. I could never be an officer..

    • @vivdoolan6846
      @vivdoolan6846 7 місяців тому +7

      It's a total conflict of interest

    • @Gingerlion777
      @Gingerlion777 7 місяців тому +13

      Also kicking a suspect repeatedly on his head.. it’s al so unprofessional. Guys like that are supposed to tell other people you can’t do stuff like that! But here they are doing it themselves. Being an officer means you gotta stand above behaviour like that! And if you can’t, because a case is personal.. than dont be there when the suspect gets arrested.

    • @bsmith7
      @bsmith7 7 місяців тому +9

      ​@Gingerlion777 I genuinely gasped when I saw the welt on his forehead, it looks so swollen from the side angle. I can't believe they looked at a welt that size on his FOREHEAD and thought "nope medical attention isn't important right now". I understand their anger at him but if they genuinely wanted justice for Debra Clayton, they should have done been doing EVERYTHING right so he doesn't have any chance of getting off

  • @shaylov6763
    @shaylov6763 2 роки тому +233

    I saw the interview with the woman who stayed with the officer until she passed. Bless her for not allowing that woman to pass alone.

    • @justaspy5605
      @justaspy5605 2 роки тому +16

      They beat that man up before he even got into the interogation
      Its no wonder he was uncooperative

    • @justaspy5605
      @justaspy5605 2 роки тому +19

      Not saying he didnt deserve it and it being the dead officers cuffs being too tight made it personal

    • @kenadams5504
      @kenadams5504 2 роки тому +12

      Yes , She did a decent thing by helping in such a difficult situation.For every one bad person , there are 5,000 decent people.

    • @Intrasport
      @Intrasport 2 роки тому

      @@Teddy_Bear312 Nah that would leave many people left unaccountable that were definitely involved. He deserves to die but if he died then, it would have been a waste.

  • @hooptywes
    @hooptywes 2 місяці тому +22

    This is one of the poorest attempts at an interrogation I've ever seen. The two detectives conducted themselves like rookies. I wouldn't be surprised if his case got thrown out because of the bumbling "law enforcement" in this case.

  • @jeffg2236
    @jeffg2236 2 роки тому +798

    Unprofessional policing leads to lawsuits and overturned convictions , mistakes we pay for.

    • @carefulilickwindows6881
      @carefulilickwindows6881 2 роки тому +23

      They could have beat him on camera in the interrogation room and a conviction wouldn't have been overturned... Jobs will be lost, but no time served will be

    • @carefulilickwindows6881
      @carefulilickwindows6881 2 роки тому

      @@infinitesimotel This was in the good state of Florida where black and white privilege doesn't exist. Death penalties for every color and that's what this man got.

    • @siempreli4070
      @siempreli4070 2 роки тому +3

      @@infinitesimotel lol

    • @AA-in4iv
      @AA-in4iv 2 роки тому +15

      1:03.47 his face looks extremely distorted and lumped up and bruised. You can see his eye with a gray discoloration. They probably already caused him to lose his eyesight upon the attack. This was stomach-turning or should I say gut-wrenching. America is just lost

    • @GymRat202
      @GymRat202 2 роки тому

      @@infinitesimotel coward

  • @shadaewilliams2130
    @shadaewilliams2130 11 місяців тому +325

    So I saw this was 2 hours. This is literally the only channel that I will watch the entire thing. Amazing work ❤

    • @OpalAllen-j8r
      @OpalAllen-j8r 8 місяців тому +9

      I got sick to death of these two officers who conducted the interview. The man who was apprehended is still a human being and should be treated as such.

    • @GorlWorldComments
      @GorlWorldComments 8 місяців тому +1

      SAME..I watched a 3.27 hour one. i watch them at a 1.25 tho, BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam....

    • @GorlWorldComments
      @GorlWorldComments 7 місяців тому

      @ihategettingbanned LOL

    • @johnpaul4301
      @johnpaul4301 7 місяців тому

      @@OpalAllen-j8r This is no human being. This is a guy who likes to act tough on the streets and needs to be put in his place and rot in jail forever

    • @crackawood
      @crackawood 6 місяців тому +3

      ​these two are some of the worst interrogators i've ever seen. they should've put someone in that room who could conceal their anger and knew what they were doing

  • @adilett9843
    @adilett9843 2 роки тому +252

    The commentator is so good at explaining it clearly for the viewers. Whenever this guy commentates a documentary it’s always good!

    • @Ichosejolene
      @Ichosejolene 2 роки тому +3

      The commentary is biased with not all the facts only the side of the victims, there’s no evidence of any of his crimes and we still don’t know the name of the judge

  • @kevinnestor-z7t
    @kevinnestor-z7t 25 днів тому +8

    These cops embarrassed themselves begging for information!

  • @maxhydekyle2425
    @maxhydekyle2425 2 роки тому +835

    "I'm not gonna live past 25"
    Man, that hurts so much to hear. Poor Sade. She had everything in front of her.

    • @Crow-lamari
      @Crow-lamari 2 роки тому +84

      @@That-Ninja thanks im cured

    • @GymRat202
      @GymRat202 2 роки тому

      @@That-Ninja clown 🤡 coward hiding behind the internet

    • @TheRealJG0
      @TheRealJG0 2 роки тому

      @@That-Ninja plug your ears and close your eyes, what are you fuckin 7?

    • @etaperily4947
      @etaperily4947 2 роки тому +23

      @@That-Ninja ...

    • @burnburn645
      @burnburn645 2 роки тому +4

      she di'int

  • @judyspatola5509
    @judyspatola5509 2 роки тому +507

    I have seen a couple of other creators cover this story, and it has led to mixed feelings. However, what your work has reall y made clear to me, is that it is not only what is included in the content, but what is NOT! Brilliant work! Thank you!

    • @lizzwilliams6022
      @lizzwilliams6022 2 роки тому +4

      Same!

    • @timdowner7736
      @timdowner7736 2 роки тому +26

      The man did it... end of story

    • @mikelee3524
      @mikelee3524 2 роки тому

      @@timdowner7736 ✋💯😎
      Fukker
      , Murder Has To Pay....☠

    • @nopsry9694
      @nopsry9694 2 роки тому +20

      @@miss_pearl Early on in the interrogation the narrator states that the cops are handling the case with bias and letting their feelings influence their judgement. Stop trying to make this about the narrator not being the skin color YOU want. You're probably getting your comments deleted because you're being unnecessarily racist and judgmental of someone who has done nothing wrong. All of the information in this video is unbiased and informative.

    • @xxamylgrantxx
      @xxamylgrantxx 2 роки тому +16

      @@miss_pearl what video are you watching? The narrator said a few times the cops are wrong in how they are doing the interview. And which video was the black cop with the blonde? Can you link it

  • @chadaustin8343
    @chadaustin8343 Рік тому +751

    Why Netflix has not hired you guys to produce your own documentaries is beyond me. Great job!

    • @SiriusSphynx
      @SiriusSphynx Рік тому +87

      Cause Netflix is garbage

    • @Ramenismymiddlename
      @Ramenismymiddlename Рік тому +2

      Omg id watch that

    • @Josie3387
      @Josie3387 Рік тому +68

      I'm tired of people acting like Netflix is the holy grail of productions. And then complain about monopoly. Social Media platforms- including UA-cam allowed many people to be creative on their own terms without the legal binds and sh!tty contracts with big cooperations. A lot of youtbers are making incredible money this way.

    • @kristieG812
      @kristieG812 Рік тому +7

      Then Hulu, HBO, Showtime, A&E, I.D. channel....one of em!

    • @acewest1794
      @acewest1794 Рік тому +15

      Too good for Netflix

  • @danny4469
    @danny4469 9 днів тому +2

    I’m obsessed with these videos to the point where it’s hard to watch other true crime videos/ interrogations. I can’t watch anything else at night.

  • @elfhybrid9063
    @elfhybrid9063 Рік тому +620

    In my humble, non expert opinion, the interrogators didn't have control from the start. They should've done things with normal, textbook procedure meaning getting medical attention, stopping the interrogation when he requested an attorney, etc. Not for the sake of Markeith but for the victims.

    • @insanejain7358
      @insanejain7358 Рік тому +8

      Agreed

    • @slsimms1177
      @slsimms1177 Рік тому +43

      I humbly beg to differ. They should've done things with "normal, textbook procedure" because that is their job. They are neither the judge nor jury and shouldn't treat anyone differently based on the crime. That's what the court is for.

    • @elfhybrid9063
      @elfhybrid9063 Рік тому +15

      @SL Simms sure? I guess you're more right orr have a better point??? Lol
      I mean, it's easy to judge from our position, huh? Or be a bit self-righteous, I guess. Idk if their job was their first concern, but what do I know? I've never been in their position, but I could understand the emotional charge behind their actions. A fellow officer was forefront in their minds.

    • @johntrains1317
      @johntrains1317 Рік тому

      Yeah.

    • @johntrains1317
      @johntrains1317 Рік тому +10

      @@slsimms1177 did you think you provided something new to the comment?

  • @3314285
    @3314285 2 роки тому +1794

    The interrogation officers did a horrible job. They need appropriate training because they could have made it so much farther had they changed their tactics. Because they lost one of their own they allowed their emotions get in the way which affected and altered the investigation.

    • @BIGSID320
      @BIGSID320 2 роки тому

      They did. I mean the evidence against this guy was overwhelming. BLM and the media could have easily get involved in this. The cops even destroyed the guy’s eye.

    • @scoe3000
      @scoe3000 2 роки тому +153

      They didn’t need anything. What further information could they possibly have gained from him? He absolutely did it. There is no wiggle room here. Guy is walking, talking POS… He is alive, I’m sure he’ll survive a couple of guys being angry at him… 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @TheComputec
      @TheComputec 2 роки тому

      The officers are also human beings and work colleagues of the two Police officers. Can you seriously not even for a moment put yourself in their headspace and imagine how tempted they all probably were to try and provoke this piece of shit into an assault that could have given them grounds to pull their pieces out and end this fucker on the spot... saving the families, the state, the courts and the prisons from having to deal with this a minute longer than necessary? Easy to say "coulda woulda shoulda" but at the end of the day they are humans with human feelings... I'm amazed they didn't just kick the last breath out of him the minute they put the cuffs on....
      in certain cases Summary justice is the only justice

    • @jeagerjeager9171
      @jeagerjeager9171 2 роки тому +29

      @@scoe3000 there are some real sick people in this world, stay safe out there 🙏

    • @VEGAVIZ
      @VEGAVIZ 2 роки тому

      They didn’t need a interrogation to convict this POS he on video, DNA and eye witnesses…. Cops knew that!

  • @readytoworkboulder
    @readytoworkboulder Рік тому +537

    Legend has it....officers are still looking for a key to those cuffs to this very day.

    • @misskay8131
      @misskay8131 Рік тому +78

      And that the Fire Department is still on their way to treat him 🤣.

    • @billiejoemerick7564
      @billiejoemerick7564 Рік тому +29

      It was buried with the fallen officer😅

    • @lauriesisson2625
      @lauriesisson2625 Рік тому +37

      ​@@arifahmedkhan9999I loved that they were her cuffs. Seemed so fitting.

    • @worldwide1381
      @worldwide1381 Рік тому +17

      I have the key and I'm never going to help him 🥱

    • @brendarigotti843
      @brendarigotti843 Рік тому +24

      Good. Why should he be comfortable? He' is showing no remorse, no responsibility, no sympathy...! He can go to hell!!

  • @erizfolkz31
    @erizfolkz31 2 місяці тому +8

    "We're looking for 'the' key."
    Literally everybody has handcuff keys, and they all would work. 😂

    • @BovineIntervention
      @BovineIntervention Місяць тому

      Oh my way to get blinker fluid and the breastplate stretcher

  • @fenhuichen9537
    @fenhuichen9537 Рік тому +248

    I usually dont leave comments on youtube but I have to tell you how outstanding your videos are. The impartial analysis on both side and rationale, very quality work.

    • @CatDaddy0327
      @CatDaddy0327 Рік тому

      tbh hes talking out his ass with speculation the entire time, hes got no training in psyschology, let alone forensic psychology i would know, i find it quite frustrating

    • @theoppwhoshallnotbenamed3550
      @theoppwhoshallnotbenamed3550 Рік тому +1

      😒🙄

    • @theoppwhoshallnotbenamed3550
      @theoppwhoshallnotbenamed3550 Рік тому

      @NonhyphenatedAmerican unless ur going to school for this too I don’t wanna hear it lol

  • @galiareyes7468
    @galiareyes7468 2 роки тому +2091

    I agree with many comments in this chat. This man deserves the maximum sentence, but the police did not act professionally. I know all the facts, the emotions around the pain this monster caused, the loss of innocent life, but the police treated him like a beast and made him look like a victim to the media, which was wrong.

    • @kittym96
      @kittym96 2 роки тому

      Exactly. The police don’t determine innocence or guilt. Everyone has a right to a trial and you are assumed innocent until found guilty. He lost a whole eye and could’ve been innocent the whole time. This is why people say the police are corrupt.

    • @tracigannon3104
      @tracigannon3104 2 роки тому +112

      The police treated him like a beast. Yet you call him a monster? I think the treatment was nothing undeserving for as what you call him the monster.

    • @1TotalJabroni
      @1TotalJabroni 2 роки тому +172

      @@tracigannon3104 it's easy to think that because this man is clearly guilty, but it's not a good precedent to have police think they can get away with this. The police serve a much needed purpose but the way they're allowed to operate in this country, playing favorites with one another, sweeping crimes under the rug, profiling people, escalating situations, assaulting unarmed people, tackling 72 year old women with dementia, we need to hold them to a higher standard. If you think it's okay for them to act this way, you're justifying this behavior. What if it was an innocent person, wrong place wrong time, accused of something awful, and they beat them like this? I'm sure it has happened before..

    • @johnhoran5903
      @johnhoran5903 2 роки тому

      @@tracigannon3104 if it was you sitting there you would be crying like a little baby.

    • @joshprod.
      @joshprod. 2 роки тому

      are you a cop Galia ? maygbe you should become one or stfu?

  • @MrHassle13
    @MrHassle13 2 роки тому +1097

    Man I miss JCS. I am glad there is an inspired whole genre of UA-cam doing these breakdown videos. It has made a lot of work days fly by. Thank you for the great quality video and explanations.

    • @arize6953
      @arize6953 2 роки тому

      Qqqqqq

    • @Invin_cibles
      @Invin_cibles 2 роки тому +56

      Some of these copy cat videos like this are unwatchable due to try hares interrupting ever two seconds to state the obvious.

    • @archzay5073
      @archzay5073 2 роки тому +115

      For real, JCS was the peak of UA-cam

    • @MrHassle13
      @MrHassle13 2 роки тому +28

      @@Invin_cibles even the editing was the same font and colors. But I still appreciate the effort and breakdowns even if some are more obvious

    • @tobywonkinoby8916
      @tobywonkinoby8916 2 роки тому +1

      Who is JCS?

  • @BFoxy1326
    @BFoxy1326 8 місяців тому +75

    i think watching his “family” or “friends” giggle on that phone call visit, about Sade being the one who was tripping, and joking about who would have hid him while he was in the run etc. and so on might have been the worse part for me. So long as people exist who think his behavior and actions are funny or normal or acceptable, we have a bigger problem. This man clearly has no respect for human life, at all. Nothing about him is ok, so i just find it so horrible that he has people who support him and think he’s just great. No he isn’t. He’s an evil psychopath. Pick better friends. Even his son said he was doing good until his dad got out of jail. You corrupted your own son, and killed your unborn daughter. You’re a real winner Markeith👌🏼 Mr. Worldwide.

    • @Ace8MVP
      @Ace8MVP 3 місяці тому +3

      Totally agree but you got these bleeding hearts on here, makes me sick!! He would kill anyone at anytime!

    • @NotMorganFreeman.
      @NotMorganFreeman. 3 місяці тому

      He had everything coming to him and more. He should have lost both eyes so he couldn't see at all to victimize people in the future. He terrorized people and committed crimes for two decades and murdered three people, and those are just the ones we know of. They tried hard to paint him as a victim. He's worldwide alright, a worldwide gold toof scumbag.

  • @tjay6614
    @tjay6614 2 роки тому +1783

    As a lawyer in training I can see 1,000,001 things not okay with this he may deserve it but just because someone deserve something doesn’t mean that the police have the right to put him through torture the police are there to keep everyone on the same ground and abide by the law not dish out punishment

    • @luckystar8587
      @luckystar8587 2 роки тому +40

      Here here,I'm the same(but no training g or qualifications) as much as we r all humans and feel distain for this man.he should have been treated impartially until otherwise.

    • @BloatedDoofus
      @BloatedDoofus 2 роки тому +105

      They are using their discretionary powers to treat him with an appropriate standard of care lol tbh I enjoy having a system where the police are capable of treating people like him in this way, arguably beating him up during the arrest and putting him in tight cuffs is a very insignificant level of "torture" considering the nature of his crimes, he murdered multiple people in cold blood including a law enforcement officer lol if police don't have the right to treat him like this then they need more rights.
      *As a criminologist and a legal professional, not that it matters like going to law school doesn't give you any extra insight on this matter

    • @lukegangl8644
      @lukegangl8644 2 роки тому +167

      @@BloatedDoofus he deserves it for sure. But allowing that kind of stuff to happen would lead to it happening to people who may not deserve it

    • @missamae9566
      @missamae9566 2 роки тому +52

      Just because he deserves harsh punishment doesn't make it legal!

    • @luckystar8587
      @luckystar8587 2 роки тому +12

      @@missamae9566 he shot one of them so the crime becomes so much more important than the prior crime he committed.its sickening watching what's ment to be professionals kick someone's head in,albeit we would feel the same in such situations but the fact is we are citizens not professionals that are trained and paid to do this work

  • @Bewellbeone
    @Bewellbeone 2 роки тому +202

    I am an English barrister practising in criminal law. I don’t often comment on the videos that I watch, but I feel compelled to say that your commentary on this case is exemplary. Most impressive of all is the balanced, objective and unbiased way in which you comment on issues affecting both the investigative authority on the one hand, and the suspect on the other. I have no doubt that you have spent a considerable amount of time researching and considering this case and your commentary on the facts; your hard work has paid off in the quality of your output. Well done. Kind regards, Dominic D’Souza

    • @malikmullings2948
      @malikmullings2948 2 роки тому

      Definitely...

    • @PuertoRicoPat
      @PuertoRicoPat 2 роки тому +7

      Not really. There were several instances of editorializing that were not necessary. Like commenting that the guy may have been hallucinating when expressing his feeling about an epiphany about not eating meat. To me, it was a very sound conclusion and I did not interpret it as "hallucination " at all. I realize that it's very likely that this guy was a complete murdering moron. He did say some ridiculous statements like telling the other woman that he would be with her to raise this other woman, Sades baby. Etc. But to beat some senseless while in custody is criminal and these cops should be held accountable. And I'm saying this as someone who often condones vigilantism. But in this case I don't condone it.

    • @froogality
      @froogality 2 роки тому

      @@PuertoRicoPat just cause you didn't interpret that way doesn't mean that it's wrong. Plus these people know a helluva lot more than you do

    • @PuertoRicoPat
      @PuertoRicoPat 2 роки тому +1

      @@froogality These people know more than I do? Oh. Thanks for telling me . Lol I would never have guessed. Your assessment is interesting since you know jack squat about my experience or what I know. Thanks for the update since although I know a lot I'm smart enough to know I don't know chit when it comes right down to it. But I try not to assume as you have and as these narrators do. It's not a matter of being right or wrong. It's a matter of putting an editorial where it doesn't belong.

    • @ireneblack2638
      @ireneblack2638 2 роки тому

      @@PuertoRicoPat why so defensive he was just offering his opinion on yours. They do know more then you when it pertains to this video right? Unless you are the involved party or were there he's correct. About that case they know, more than you. I'm a volunteer for the Sherifffs victim services department at the Pima County attorney's office and I can tell you that until you're in the middle of a crime scene you're in the middle of an interview you don't know what's going on and I'm telling you that from my personal experience working with these detectives and prosecutors.

  • @krissyridgelawnerd
    @krissyridgelawnerd 2 роки тому +733

    Zero sympathy for him but when you ask for a lawyer, that should have ended the interrogation. We have rules for a reason. Could you imagine how horrible it would be if he got out on a technicality because the cops didn't follow the rules?

    • @jackmeoff1569
      @jackmeoff1569 2 роки тому +46

      He might actually get out on that technicality and a few others. Miami-Dade has been investigated many many times for practicing illegal tactics against alleged criminals

    • @joemomma1306
      @joemomma1306 2 роки тому +1

      Completely agreed. Bad cops the whole lot of them. They are the reason US law fails. Bad cops.

    • @StupidCatDumbDog
      @StupidCatDumbDog 2 роки тому +58

      He did not definitively ask for a lawyer so that’s why this was legal. He said “I gotta talk to my lawyer…” not “ I’m not saying anything without my lawyer” or “I need a lawyer right now.” It has to be definitively spoken. Don’t have sympathy for this killer

    • @nuanced202
      @nuanced202 2 роки тому +44

      I totally agree. The way they've treated him is in my opinion dispicable. I understand the pain and anger you'd feel towards someone who's killed a colleague and possibly a friend, but we have to be better than them. The rules are there for a reason, they seperate the cops from the bad guys. We can't sink to their level in any way. We have to be better.

    • @gradystein657
      @gradystein657 2 роки тому +24

      @@StupidCatDumbDog respecting due process has nothing to do with sympathy for offenders, little boy

  • @SARAY787
    @SARAY787 4 місяці тому +23

    my husband works at OPD , my husband's boss misses officer Debora Clayton everyday , as do all the OPD officers. she is missed everyday and we thank her for her service and hard work, our prayers are with her family everyday on behalf of all OPD.

  • @ericarose2610
    @ericarose2610 2 роки тому +315

    This man lives his life minimizing every action he makes. He has such a low ability to empathize, or take accountability.

    • @karmsander
      @karmsander 2 роки тому +7

      lived* He's been dead for a week now.

    • @jpmtlhead39
      @jpmtlhead39 2 роки тому

      Those are the main signs of a sociopath.

    • @yishaithegift9953
      @yishaithegift9953 2 роки тому +1

      @@karmsander wow so he's dead? How?

    • @karmsander
      @karmsander 2 роки тому +3

      @@yishaithegift9953 1:56:44

    • @yishaithegift9953
      @yishaithegift9953 2 роки тому

      @@karmsander I see. Thanks.

  • @shawndamccormick278
    @shawndamccormick278 2 роки тому +615

    I'm glad you covered this case. That man caused 4 ppl to lose their lives. His Grrl and baby and 2 police officers. That was such a bad year for Orlando. It was really rough on us. We had Christina Grimme killed and the mass shooting at pulse.

    • @ThomasfromDenmark1
      @ThomasfromDenmark1 2 роки тому +31

      You can't blame him for the motorcycle accident.

    • @maris.9993
      @maris.9993 2 роки тому +22

      @@ThomasfromDenmark1 why are you defending him? lmao

    • @ThomasfromDenmark1
      @ThomasfromDenmark1 2 роки тому +77

      @@maris.9993 He was simply not guilty of the accident - in other words he was innocent. Don't you defend the innocent?
      Sure he was guilty of gruesome crimes, but you can't blame any random thing on him. Do you also think the he is guilty of Russia invading Ukraine?

    • @kellyrobinson7750
      @kellyrobinson7750 2 роки тому +40

      @Thomas from Denmark Have to agree with you there. If my boyfriend tells me he wants me to go get mcdonalds, and I go and get it but die in a car accident on the way there, he is not guilty of any crime. This guy is a POS but you can't reallllyyyyy pin that on him....just a super sad coincidence

    • @ThomasfromDenmark1
      @ThomasfromDenmark1 2 роки тому +10

      @@kellyrobinson7750 I agree with that.

  • @sanaalrashidi1742
    @sanaalrashidi1742 2 роки тому +671

    RIP Sade Dixon, unborn child, and Sgt. Debra Clayton. Prayers for their families who lost way more than an eye.

    • @maycasper2661
      @maycasper2661 2 роки тому +13

      Where he's going asking for medical attention can get you stabbed. He'll be losing more than just that eye. (; Lul, and the cops still wont be helping him. And honestly they'll prolly beat tf out of him for the rest of his life and still not get in trouble for it. Those moments our fuhked up system works Haha. Video of your attack? Nah, that's video of you resisting. Hahahaha! Fuhk that's so funny. Hey man, police brutality for a baby killer, I'm fine with that.

    • @demontate4623
      @demontate4623 2 роки тому +17

      He can still sue the Sherriff Dept.for Brutally and them handcuffs were to dam tight. If you can't put 2 fingers into the cuffs they are too tight,And they should have had an Nurse come in and check the cuffs. ..Sorry bout the officer but she is gone .You can't retaliate bc she was an officers. I SEE LAW SUE

    • @parisinthe30sx
      @parisinthe30sx 2 роки тому +58

      @@demontate4623 you have no idea how tight they were. Of course criminals are going to complain about the cuffs. They cry mistreatment so they can get a lesser sentence.

    • @briansilva6857
      @briansilva6857 2 роки тому +10

      @@demontate4623 Someone who does heinous shit like what he did and complains about shit like that is hilarious. How pathetic can he be? If you ask me he deserves a lot worse. They should've continued beating him while handcuffed. Give him a taste of what it feels like to be defenseless while being murdered. Much like the baby he killed. Nevermind those 2 other innocent people, and the other guy who luckily survived.

    • @demontate4623
      @demontate4623 2 роки тому +13

      @@parisinthe30sx I'm a Retired Correctional Officer.Them Officer's were out of line all of them have handcuffs keys that's part of there Uniform. Now,I don't like the fact that this Evil man killed His baby and the mother,But that's not my concern.Inmates still have rights that the outside world would not approve of but its the system.You have to be Fair,Firm and Constant when dealing with Inmates they are still human.Now,He deserve that ass whooping but they went to dam far.DO I LIKE THE 🚔 ‽??? I'M A BLACK MAN STILL.But Fair is Fair.You can't refuse an inmate request so they should have loosen the cuffs and stop all the games because one thing for sure they will do you,your brother,daddy,and Mother the same way and you want like it if it were your family that got his eye put out you will want justice ⚖ and be ready to sue to get some 💰 All I'm saying is they should've loosen them cuffs bc they can be to tight and a nurse suppose to come check his cuffs to see if it's to tight.They did alot of tuff wrong and it's on 📷 I don't care what ppl say about Tate bc one thing for sure I'm Firm,Fair,and Constant .We need ppl like me in the 🌎 Aquarius ♒. Fair # Just My Side Bar...
      You can't retaliate nor refuse there requests.They can sue you and the Police Dept.Yall better learn your rights.

  • @MicheleeiRettili
    @MicheleeiRettili 5 місяців тому +9

    The fact that these people talk about having revelations about eating no meat because we are all one with god and then proceed to shoot an ex-girlfriend carrying their child and her brother and a police officer is astounding. I have no words to describe the hypocrisy of him saying "these cuffs are killing me" when he had just killed a human or "smoking is bad for the child" when he was sleeping with his ex like that is good for the child. Some humans are just trash.

  • @amberrj.
    @amberrj. 2 роки тому +504

    This documentary is better than most other docs I've seen on actual paid TV; such as cable & Netflix. Absolutely superb work, bravo! Those 2 hours flew by it was so captivating.

  • @bridgetanon9030
    @bridgetanon9030 Рік тому +624

    LOVE how this channel always reminds people that getting an attorney is the smartest move, guilty or innocent. Cops can have you convinced you committed a non-existent crime if given enough time

    • @Kozyboy710
      @Kozyboy710 Рік тому +39

      Ain’t that some shit tho 🤣 cops aren’t on anyone’s side but theirs, even if you’re innocent they’ll make you seem like you’re guilty it’s a sad world out here man

    • @andreassvensson1038
      @andreassvensson1038 Рік тому +11

      ... and they beat you up, without the risk of beeing arrested. I think I'm gonna be a cop to. Imagine beeing able to kick ones eye out and get away with it? Awesome! They're above the law.

    • @jerichoharperjmc6277
      @jerichoharperjmc6277 Рік тому +3

      Ain't that the truth. 😢

    • @LM-so6ip
      @LM-so6ip Рік тому

      An attorney is only useful for the innocent. If you are guilty you do not need one unless you’re trying to get out to rape kill steal again.

    • @georgethomas4567
      @georgethomas4567 Рік тому +3

      ​@@andreassvensson1038Truth... Sad.. sad truth...

  • @MrLeo135334
    @MrLeo135334 2 роки тому +306

    "I don't eat meat, because I don't believe in killing God's creatures." Is in jail for murder.

    • @ironmaven1760
      @ironmaven1760 2 роки тому +1

      Whaaaa???🤦‍♀️

    • @user-yp7hq5yp1x
      @user-yp7hq5yp1x 2 роки тому +9

      @@brkenppt2222 certainly some are less than animals but not all

    • @ironmaven1760
      @ironmaven1760 2 роки тому

      @@brkenppt2222 no

    • @Kumorini
      @Kumorini 2 роки тому

      @@brkenppt2222 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

    • @marklittlejohn3994
      @marklittlejohn3994 2 роки тому +1

      God put certain creatures here for us to eat read your bible

  • @autianaingram9116
    @autianaingram9116 6 місяців тому +30

    Aside from him not getting the medical attention, he is making my blood boil. The deflections, lack of accountability, playing victim it’s just absolutely ridiculous.

  • @21stCenturyTemplar.
    @21stCenturyTemplar. 2 роки тому +216

    You did a great job,! Almost 2 hours and not a second too long, it got me focused and listening from beginning to end. The whole case completely explained with the right info and recordings along with it. Keep up the good work 👍

  • @kmorri9
    @kmorri9 11 місяців тому +639

    I almost had to turn this one off. Not just because Markeith is a huge POS, but because that interrogation was so awful it was almost unbearable to watch.

    • @justjeff386
      @justjeff386 7 місяців тому

      Seeing his FB page with people actually supporting him in comments "free you" and all his BS claiming he hasn't been given a fair trial. It's disgusting. I don't care if it's my family, if it is clearly proven that they murdered two people no way I'm trying to claim they are innocent. He admits he shot Sade but claims it was some sort of weird self defense, and he was clearly seen shooting the cop including standing over her and shooting her in the neck. But you read his braindead FB posts and his even more braindead friends and family supporting him in comments. Bunch of dirt bags.

    • @ela_skvela1823
      @ela_skvela1823 7 місяців тому +24

      100% same

    • @meen0ru
      @meen0ru 6 місяців тому +27

      Ngl, I had to skip ahead for real.

    • @motherofthreeb6337
      @motherofthreeb6337 6 місяців тому +30

      To me, it was counterproductive; they should've just stopped very early on! He definitely wasn't going to give them anything after they just ruffed him up.

    • @mhfarmgirl1969
      @mhfarmgirl1969 6 місяців тому +2

      Exactly!!

  • @tyffaneelavely8087
    @tyffaneelavely8087 2 роки тому +387

    U guys make 2 hours feel like 20 mins. Videos are so well done, that they have you engrossed in them the whole time. You don't even realize when the hour mark has come. Watch the whole dang thing, and feel like barely any time has passed. Great job as always guys. You put so much work, and effort into every single video; and it truly shows how much you value having quality content to upload. 😊

    • @baruckobungoo8225
      @baruckobungoo8225 2 роки тому +4

      It’s like a whole college class with no homework or tests

    • @Batman-vl8yj
      @Batman-vl8yj 2 роки тому +2

      I'm Batman. And you're cute.

  • @Cr1ms0nCann1bal
    @Cr1ms0nCann1bal 6 місяців тому +5

    "ofc it was in florida..." - a floridian
    but fr, thank you for putting so much effort and explaining this so well, thank you for critisizing both the criminals/suspects and the interrogaters/investigators

  • @justinwoodford6698
    @justinwoodford6698 2 роки тому +600

    I never understand why people talk to the police without a lawyer. I'm glad that they do in situations like this.

    • @DPSFSU
      @DPSFSU 2 роки тому +71

      Dude asked twice if not three times. That's the only thing the police did wrong that I'm upset about.

    • @07wrxtr1
      @07wrxtr1 2 роки тому +8

      Same; and if it's the feds, they're go to fave thing is "false statements" so really, it's completely stupid to have some discussion with 'em.

    • @slothschewgum
      @slothschewgum 2 роки тому +16

      @@DPSFSU wrong. He didn’t clearly ask for his lawyer he spoke about speaking to his lawyer. They were fully allowed to continue questioning until he made a statement asking for his lawyer that couldn’t be interpreted in any other way
      Like when he said “man I ain’t gotta talk to y’all I’ll talk to my lawyer” he has left room for there to be an interpretation that he’s not asking but is simply making a statement about speaking to his lawyer at a later point. Until he clearly says something to the affect of “I won’t answer any more questions I’d like my lawyer now” then they’ve done nothing wrong

    • @wastedwilly1
      @wastedwilly1 2 роки тому +41

      I think when a person says i need a lawyer, the questioning should stop period. That's the law

    • @DPSFSU
      @DPSFSU 2 роки тому +1

      @@wastedwilly1 that's what I was thinking but I guess I'm wrong?

  • @benmcreynolds8581
    @benmcreynolds8581 2 роки тому +249

    The only thing that annoys me no matter what. Is when police do not stop when you ask for a lawyer. They keep ignoring it, you should get an attorney.

    • @janycebrown4071
      @janycebrown4071 2 роки тому +47

      Those cops should be charged!

    • @ranjittyagi2846
      @ranjittyagi2846 2 роки тому +53

      @@janycebrown4071 they should have been charged but you know how the system is rigged.

    • @ranjittyagi2846
      @ranjittyagi2846 2 роки тому +49

      Absolutely. The cops are guilty on many counts, battery on him and refusing an attorney request. Who would charge them? No one.

    • @mista_ke
      @mista_ke 2 роки тому +10

      @@ranjittyagi2846 You're guilty of knowing nothing.

    • @Maccat
      @Maccat 2 роки тому +11

      The f$%kwit grub didn't stop when the Police officer asked HIM to stop. Criminals should be treated like the POS they are and have NO RITES.

  • @meritcooper
    @meritcooper 2 роки тому +502

    Y’all see how they locked up his family for helping him on the run? Now, do something about Brian Laundry’s parents helping him escape capture.

  • @Revolving-my2zu
    @Revolving-my2zu 8 місяців тому +35

    Worst interrogators I’ve watched in my entire time watching such videos. Hope they were relieved of this part of their duties.

    • @paws5834
      @paws5834 8 місяців тому +8

      Are you kidding? The Police Chief backed up this behavior and none of them were punished. lol did you really expect anything different? This is your police force these days. Never trust them. They are animals.

    • @Itshotaf
      @Itshotaf 3 місяці тому

      ACAB

    • @nathueil1
      @nathueil1 3 місяці тому +2

      A lot of cheesy tough guy cop talk.

    • @MoniqueYoung-ru7ko
      @MoniqueYoung-ru7ko 2 місяці тому +1

      ​@@nathueil1This talk was so cheesy. Supposed to be macho man talk. It was so corny smh

    • @nathueil1
      @nathueil1 2 місяці тому +1

      @@MoniqueYoung-ru7ko Its like he had waited his whole career to be "that" cop. It was pathetic.

  • @kyleja23
    @kyleja23 Рік тому +351

    Treating people like this is how guilty people walk free.

    • @BikingWIthPanda
      @BikingWIthPanda Рік тому +25

      honestly it feels like they didn't even need to interrogate him. there were witnesses who saw the events occur and in several states all you need is 3 witnesses of a violent crime in order to get the death penalty. they only hurt their case against Markeith by violating his rights this way.
      they could have sat back, said nothing, and had him put away for life.

    • @italian1ist
      @italian1ist Рік тому +24

      Except he didn’t get off. He was sentenced to death.

    • @kdworak4754
      @kdworak4754 Рік тому +5

      you been to jail ain't ya?

    • @britishmvne8365
      @britishmvne8365 Рік тому +17

      It's also how innocent ppl win lawsuits against police departments. I can personally attest to that. A lot of cops think they're the judge and jury and are in love with their power and authority. And some of them look to embarrass you before they even have the facts.

    • @xenn4985
      @xenn4985 Рік тому +8

      @@italian1ist except people have gotten off because the police did this to them.

  • @jaybandu6976
    @jaybandu6976 2 роки тому +375

    "This shit killin me bruh" - after he literally killed their friend. Man this guy got some nerve

    • @Elizabethvaughan1
      @Elizabethvaughan1 2 роки тому +4

      And Executed Police officer Debra Clayton on video with multiple witnesses .

    • @alexmosher1484
      @alexmosher1484 2 роки тому +20

      So he doesn’t have rights?

    • @jaybandu6976
      @jaybandu6976 2 роки тому +38

      @@alexmosher1484 he does. It's just something crazy to say in that particular moment

    • @snickereye5875
      @snickereye5875 2 роки тому +17

      @@alexmosher1484 He doesnt deserve rights. And he shouldnt have any now.

    • @joemarvelous234
      @joemarvelous234 2 роки тому

      @@alexmosher1484 He has the right to remain silent.... and one hell of a good ass-beatin.

  • @Barkerfam6
    @Barkerfam6 2 роки тому +141

    Props to the entire EWU crew! You guys put more time and effort into these videos than some producers/creators put into shows that make it to fricken TV!

    • @themelissaeileen
      @themelissaeileen 2 роки тому +1

      I Totally Agree With You Sheena! 🐺♥️

    • @Barkerfam6
      @Barkerfam6 2 роки тому

      @@themelissaeileen I watch them over Dateline!😆

    • @michelledunn8097
      @michelledunn8097 2 роки тому

      If only everything they stated in this was accurate ... Today's date is 3-17-22 and he said at the end of the video that the killer was sentenced to death on 3-23-22..... 🤔🤔🤔

  • @CoolBikeGirl
    @CoolBikeGirl 3 місяці тому +25

    I couldnt get passed the first 10 mins of this. Police officers in the US get far too much leeway to exact their own gang justice. It's sickening. This guy proved to be a POS, but imagine how many innocent men and women they've treated like this? It's not their job to dispense punishment for crimes. This was disgusting.

    • @satomitier2576
      @satomitier2576 3 місяці тому +2

      LOL where are you from ....must not be from this planet.

    • @VeePn-v1w
      @VeePn-v1w 3 місяці тому +6

      Yep, thats why there are so many innocents getting jailed due to bad police work and public prosecutors who couldnt care less. Clearly this guy was guilty but these cops let their emotions get the better of them. Disgusting.

    • @PeaceBeeWithYou
      @PeaceBeeWithYou 3 місяці тому

      Live in lala land if you want to but if you execute a good-hearted female police lieutenant like a dog in the street and especially after you took up police resources on the run for over a month, you can expect to get roughed up. They knew he wasn’t innocent as there were eye witnesses of his multiple murders

    • @CoolBikeGirl
      @CoolBikeGirl 3 місяці тому

      @@NotMorganFreeman. police officers are NOT judge, jury and executioner. Bring the accused in according to the law and then they go through the same system as every other accused. Why would I want to live in a world where Joe Schmoe who didn't even graduate college and beats his wife on the weekends gets to be the one to dispense justice according to his intellect and morals?? You need to get real.

  • @Sngbrd1001
    @Sngbrd1001 2 роки тому +639

    Maybe it would be better to have an outside agency, one that isn't emotionally attached to the case, brought in to interrogate these types of suspects. For the sake of all involved. This should be especially true if the suspect is caught and interrogated in the deceased officer's precinct.

    • @Sngbrd1001
      @Sngbrd1001 2 роки тому +35

      @@TheGhostOfMichaelJackson No. Not let him go. Cool his heels in a jail cell until unbiased outside interrogators can come in to get the information they need.

    • @tord0ff
      @tord0ff 2 роки тому +5

      I agree 10000%

    • @tord0ff
      @tord0ff 2 роки тому +12

      @Duke glad you don't believe in a constitution

    • @donwrinkles717
      @donwrinkles717 2 роки тому

      @Duke yeah I think what would be especially helpful need to have Soros funded defense attorneys with a bent toward restorative justice and not just punishments and prison walls.

    • @gforce07
      @gforce07 2 роки тому +1

      Agreed. You put it so well.

  • @troydorr4867
    @troydorr4867 2 роки тому +799

    My heart goes out to Sade's family and Lt. Clayton's family. What a horrible tragedy!!! I really hope they can find some peace in the fact that he was captured by law enforcement.

    • @mikoto7693
      @mikoto7693 2 роки тому +13

      The cuffs hurting him belonged to the female cop he murdered.

    • @arthurjenkins9757
      @arthurjenkins9757 2 роки тому +5

      And they beat his ass

    • @allthingssilver7635
      @allthingssilver7635 2 роки тому +27

      Also to the officer that died responding to the call.
      I love they left Clayton's cuffs on him and kept them tight. They were letting her get a little bit of revenge back.

    • @SloodermanSloodin
      @SloodermanSloodin 2 роки тому +2

      @@allthingssilver7635 oh yes abusing power sure gets my chub hard..

    • @JoeA-j8i
      @JoeA-j8i 2 роки тому +6

      @@SloodermanSloodin Yeah he totally deserved fair treatment. We need to bring back public executions to show bad people what happens when you do shit like this.

  • @timothysztaba437
    @timothysztaba437 2 роки тому +398

    An interesting question is raised about injuries. Obviously this guy is guilty, but there is a famous interrogation video out there; where an early to mid 20 male is being interrogation after he repeated told the detective he was shot in the face. The detective ignored this, telling the suspect he is fine. The detective had the suspect repeat his story 3 or 4 times; and every time he told the detective he was shot in the face by intruders. Finally about an hour in, the detective calls for medical, because the suspect was in fact one of the 3 victims. The other two victims where dead, and sadly the "suspect" sustain server brain that eventual lead to him passing away 10 years later.
    If someone needs medical attention, you get them medical attention. You might not even have the right person.

    • @GuadalupeGuacamole
      @GuadalupeGuacamole 2 роки тому +40

      I remember that video on JCS… when the two cops finally leaned in noticing that tiny clotted bullet hole in the kid’s face/cheek right by his eye socket and looked at that poor kid they KNEW they had fucked up not getting him medical attention…that poor kid had said “I don’t know” and he was so clearly confused the whole interrogation and constantly fidgeting probably from the brain bleeding…it was sad…I remember the first seconds of me watching the video wondering if that spot I clearly saw, ON THE VIDEO, was a mole or injury or something and how they literally didn’t notice it across the table from him for an hour or longer..that poor kid could’ve had a brain bleed and bled to death subdurally in that time…wow.

    • @Nurse0128
      @Nurse0128 2 роки тому

      Cops more consistently treat ppl poorly, then they do the right thing. Dude was a pos for sure, but cops aren’t judge and jury. Even if they think they are. Protect and serve, my ass.

    • @NurseKortney
      @NurseKortney 2 роки тому +1

      Which video was this?

    • @NurseKortney
      @NurseKortney 2 роки тому

      @@GuadalupeGuacamole which video was this?

    • @timothysztaba437
      @timothysztaba437 2 роки тому +6

      @@NurseKortneysearch "Ryan Waller full interrogation"

  • @stellabellafontay9366
    @stellabellafontay9366 8 місяців тому +40

    I'm very late to this post but I remember this case from news reports. I pray that young women looking for love, would stop connecting with incarcerated people. It's rarely if ever a positive experience. This was a nightmare of a crime. Sheesh!

    • @LilianaGarcia-ve7ob
      @LilianaGarcia-ve7ob 6 місяців тому +4

      True, I also I advice young women to be careful about too nice men, who are very very polite, who are very gentle at first then the years goes on and their personalities truly came.
      I got beaten by 3 beta males: my dad, a boyfriend and another boyfriend.
      Actually I do have a boyfriend and he is very natural, frank, he says what he want with finess, not talking for nothing, not laughing for nothing, he is not trying to play a character that he isn't, he is not trying to appear as the perfect boyfriend.
      I'm proud of him and thankful to have him I'm my life.

  • @MrLazylawyer
    @MrLazylawyer Рік тому +172

    These two tough detectives do bad favour for their deceased colleagues by ignoring legal procedures. Understandable but unprofessional. If you want to pay respect to your friends do your job good and get this case to the court flawless.

    • @alextomei-z6l
      @alextomei-z6l 9 місяців тому +12

      I saw a bunch of CROOKED cops

    • @Sleepy_Old_Cat
      @Sleepy_Old_Cat 8 місяців тому

      A whole gaggle of goofballs​@@alextomei-z6l

    • @bencross3759
      @bencross3759 7 місяців тому +3

      I couldn't agree more with your comment! he was clearly beaten before that interview too!

    • @HankCharles-cs7pp
      @HankCharles-cs7pp 7 місяців тому

      @@bencross3759at least they didn’t kill him

    • @rashaad8083
      @rashaad8083 23 дні тому

      @@alextomei-z6lcrooked lmao that dude is crooked u fool

  • @sambailey7066
    @sambailey7066 2 роки тому +128

    I was literally just thinking to myself "i really hope ewu posts today" and now it came true lol, youtubes been kinda dry today so I thank you guys!

    • @jestinbyrd3157
      @jestinbyrd3157 2 роки тому +1

      Yeah I checked yesterday and was like "damn they should be uploading soon"

    • @encantadorde398
      @encantadorde398 2 роки тому

      @@TedBundysSuccessor 💪💪🇷🇺🇷🇺

    • @Jakelutz_
      @Jakelutz_ 2 роки тому +1

      Literally same. 🤣

    • @Nazo422
      @Nazo422 2 роки тому +2

      Literally same like I was watching a old video just waiting for a new one and bam they uploaded right as I started the old one

    • @dolphinman9896
      @dolphinman9896 2 роки тому

      Fr mines dry af too. They rlly came in clutch

  • @rachelovly
    @rachelovly 2 роки тому +87

    I realize the situation is very serious and tragic. I couldn’t help but crack a smile when the detective said “tell me YOU’RE the victim and I’ll give you a freaking hug” 😭

    • @marvincezair5254
      @marvincezair5254 2 роки тому +4

      He was a victim,,you see his face,didn't he loose an eye?didn't he ask for a lawyer?

    • @TheUnconventionalMan
      @TheUnconventionalMan 2 роки тому +9

      @@marvincezair5254 They should have taken both his eyes!

    • @esimler
      @esimler 2 роки тому +14

      @@marvincezair5254 stop glorifying a murderer, he deserves the same as which he dealt.

    • @rachelovly
      @rachelovly 2 роки тому +15

      @@marvincezair5254 the only victims in this case unfortunately cannot speak for themselves.

    • @kadejamckinzie3
      @kadejamckinzie3 2 роки тому +14

      @@marvincezair5254 he lost an eye and 4 people lost a life, I’d say he got off easy

  • @TheAngie3645
    @TheAngie3645 28 днів тому +2

    Only 4 minutes in and the polite "excuse me, bruh" took me out lmfao

  • @CMill78
    @CMill78 2 роки тому +608

    It's truly sad how his son smiled in jail when he found out Markeith killed a cop. Even stated "you gotta do it smarter than at Walmart". Absolutely no respect for human life.

    • @kaiyin3842
      @kaiyin3842 2 роки тому +96

      The cops cost him his eye, that is not ok either. Maybe that is why they don’t respect the police either. The police should behave professionally and justly not no different then a criminal or a thug.

    • @CMill78
      @CMill78 2 роки тому

      @Kai Yin Of course there's going to be bad police, they're not robots, they're people like me and you. I highly doubt that would have occurred if he had not brutally shot one of their own. There's a huge difference between kicking a suspect and shooting a female cop then walking up to finish her off. Every cop could be a perfect citizen and Markeith would still be a piece of shit. Let's not forget he killed his ex and baby.

    • @ricdaphree7759
      @ricdaphree7759 2 роки тому +33

      Life is sad, unfortunately the history between those in the Afro amer. communities and Law enforcement isnt a positive one with good reason

    • @rationallyruby
      @rationallyruby 2 роки тому +21

      @@kaiyin3842 yeah that’s simply unacceptable.

    • @richie72able
      @richie72able 2 роки тому

      Why cops probably murdered loads he knows,

  • @BrotherRobbie
    @BrotherRobbie 2 роки тому +160

    Hadn't heard this case, but so glad you guys brought it up today with solid examination and commentary. Bless Sade's and the Officer's families and thank you for all you all do!

  • @benisbusy
    @benisbusy 2 роки тому +359

    damn they beat his ass, definitely deserved, but fuck. Imagine them doing this to someone who doesn't deserve it, which has definitely happened.

    • @zf5656
      @zf5656 2 роки тому +44

      it happens all the time. And, when the cops are in teh wrong, they pile on a bunch of bullshit charges and felonies. The second sentence is coming from my lawyer.

    • @thepitpatrol
      @thepitpatrol 2 роки тому +15

      If the perp doesn't resist they shouldn't lay a hand on him.

    • @masterpaine4395
      @masterpaine4395 2 роки тому

      US cops are just nazis. there is no justice. just corruption, racism and they do whatever they want

    • @AmyFlower
      @AmyFlower 2 роки тому +31

      its actually not supposed to happen to anyone

    • @thepitpatrol
      @thepitpatrol 2 роки тому +12

      @@AmyFlower exactly right.

  • @genem3785
    @genem3785 8 місяців тому +15

    "You'll get your bologna sandwich later, Pandejo." Best mic drop ever!

  • @hazelgrant7262
    @hazelgrant7262 2 роки тому +362

    I teach this to my class of police officers and detectives in training and show these videos. This is truly a great channel it makes great content and you have no idea how helpful it is to educate both civilians on the options that they have when dealing with police, and to educate police and detectives on how to do their job better. Keep up the great work!!!

    • @cindirose3390
      @cindirose3390 2 роки тому +26

      I kept asking where is his attorney? Didn't he ask three times for legal help before the video was halfway through?

    • @bigchet
      @bigchet 2 роки тому +20

      I feel like the video in particular could serve very usual as an example of what not to do and why composure regardless of the situation is vital in law enforcement

    • @07wrxtr1
      @07wrxtr1 2 роки тому +13

      Hazel - I've been around LEO's among my family growing up, have taken many crim courses, etc; I think this video serves as a wonderful example of why an adjacent agency of LESS emotionally clouded detectives would have been more effective. Instead, in this case, they've chosen to go head on and escalate things needlessly, and, when they don't get the responses needed, they continue. Overall, this video serves as an example of what NOT to do. Hopefully you're able to see things from an objective standpoint here.

    • @myasweeten3233
      @myasweeten3233 2 роки тому +6

      yes! we use these videos for our criminal justice classesn

    • @hazelgrant7262
      @hazelgrant7262 2 роки тому +1

      @@07wrxtr1 I’m not understanding the point you are trying to make. I want to but I need your help. Are you saying my comment was wrong or are you saying that you wouldn’t use this video for students? And what is a LEO?

  • @Thebetterdrakee
    @Thebetterdrakee Рік тому +658

    This one is crazy and hits home. The officer was a member of my church. She was so amazing and sweet woman. She will be missed.

    • @sirweebs2914
      @sirweebs2914 Рік тому +21

      I dont like religion

    • @damien1781
      @damien1781 Рік тому

      Why was she with a felon and a loser god damn the black community

    • @zeoツ
      @zeoツ Рік тому +138

      @@sirweebs2914 who asked

    • @RosanFarinas
      @RosanFarinas Рік тому +70

      ​@@sirweebs2914who asked u? Save your opinion for yourself.

    • @Algorithm_work_your_magic
      @Algorithm_work_your_magic Рік тому

      ​@@sirweebs2914i am also agnostic, but having no religion is different than being a dick that comments how he doesnt like religion like s 4 year old saying he diesnt like asparagus

  • @Sneatt
    @Sneatt 2 роки тому +297

    As interesting as this is, the interrogation should've stopped after he asked for an attorney. Doesn't everything he said after that point have a chance to get thrown out in court? The cops were just wasting their time if that's the case. I also believe that no matter what a criminal did, if they give themselves up they shouldn't be kicked in the face and beaten on.

    • @elleash3040
      @elleash3040 2 роки тому +56

      Yes but with the amount of undeniable irrefutable evidence they don’t really need his confession in court.

    • @Sneatt
      @Sneatt 2 роки тому +7

      @@elleash3040 ok, I see your point

    • @Angelface11
      @Angelface11 2 роки тому +18

      Police like to harm most and they should be in jail for assault.

    • @Angelface11
      @Angelface11 2 роки тому +57

      @@elleash3040 what they did is illegal and it can and does compromise the case if he has a decent attorney

    • @miraann3997
      @miraann3997 2 роки тому +23

      @@Angelface11 i don’t feel bad this woman beater murdered got his face kicked in. He deserved it

  • @jukori
    @jukori 5 днів тому +3

    just because you're dealing with criminals does not mean you have to become one too - police feel incredibly unprofessional

  • @FormulaZR
    @FormulaZR Рік тому +179

    I have a lot of thoughts/opinions regarding this. However, I'll only ask 1 question: if all officers took cases as seriously as those regarding "their own", how many more violent crimes would be solved?
    EDIT: Watching more of this...I don't think Markeith realizes how much those cameras protected him.

    • @mprce52
      @mprce52 Рік тому +5

      If police took everything personal like the do when someone kills another cop, then they would live miserable lives. They need to separate themselves from the misery they encounter daily in order to stay sane

    • @SerrotBelac
      @SerrotBelac Рік тому +2

      @@mprce52 then they shouldn’t be cops. As a public servant they are required to be upheld at a higher stander if they can’t do that

    • @stevemygoodman7809
      @stevemygoodman7809 Рік тому

      @@SerrotBelac they are taught to act that way. You can’t take the cases personal or you would be doing stuff like this every time. It’s just harder to separate when it’s ur friend

  • @sutherngirrl7590
    @sutherngirrl7590 2 роки тому +128

    Took me 2 days to finish this and that was for 2 reasons:
    1) These officers were terrible at getting info out of him. They seemed too emotionally connected (understandable). I can't stand when a suspect asks for an attorney and cops continue to question!! I'm still not done watching but he's asked twice!!
    2) Anyone with the victim mentality especially a murderer! Ugh 😩 Great upload EWU!

    • @davidrobertson2826
      @davidrobertson2826 2 роки тому +26

      They weren’t trying to get information out of him, they knew they had more than enough evidence to convict. He’d asked for a lawyer twice and they ignored him so they also knew anything he said at that point would be ruled inadmissible. They were just angry at the fact that he’d murdered their friend - they wanted to keep him in that room, in pain, for as long as possible so they could toy with him and vent their anger at him. Unprofessional and inexcusable behavior, no doubt, but hard to feel much sympathy for that guy. If the evidence hadn’t been so clear and they thought their behavior would risk the prosecution, they likely would’ve been much more careful. But it was clear from the video that from the moment they sat down they knew they weren’t getting a confession and didn’t care.

    • @sutherngirrl7590
      @sutherngirrl7590 2 роки тому +7

      @@davidrobertson2826 That's exactly why I said understandable. In this particular case, yes the evidence was there but it's still not good practice.

    • @slXD100
      @slXD100 2 роки тому +18

      @@davidrobertson2826 still, you don't do that. why can't i fk up a guy who did me wrong but officers feel that they can with 0 reprocussions due to their position?

    • @Pozativ1
      @Pozativ1 2 роки тому +6

      @@slXD100 EXACTLY

    • @necro4258
      @necro4258 2 роки тому +5

      @@slXD100 Well said

  • @itertzakian
    @itertzakian 2 роки тому +1593

    Great videos! This man is a monster, but the police was extremely unprofessional and got carried away by their emotions. They should've remained cool and stopped once he requested an attorney. They jeopardised the admissibility of the interrogation by not doing so and the man's rights as well. I'm not taking his side, but the law is the law, and has to be respected. Poor judgement

    • @deshawnanderson7777
      @deshawnanderson7777 2 роки тому +79

      Everyone is human its easy to look from the outside and say what ppl shouldve did but try being in the room with a man who killed someone u knew ontop of a pregnant woman and hearing him bitch and disrespect u and your force the entire time. U will lose your cool too

    • @someguy4915
      @someguy4915 2 роки тому +1

      @@deshawnanderson7777 And that's why we're not detectives, they are trained and paid to suck it up, to stand above it and go for the bigger picture of not your ego but a multiple-murder case.

    • @deshawnanderson7777
      @deshawnanderson7777 2 роки тому +42

      @@someguy4915 your right but no amount of money and training is gonna stop us from being human and having emotions

    • @destinianderson4125
      @destinianderson4125 2 роки тому +118

      @@deshawnanderson7777 no sir , I’m embarrassed I share a last name with you , this is police brutality as it’s finest doesn’t matter Wtf the suspect did it’s their job to uphold the law not take justice into their own hands like are you slow no one is taking his side because do he deserve life in prison yes maybe but doesn’t mean you need to kick a man who is already surrendering & not resisting arrest , kick him while he down , & beat his ass like that no , not they job , they should be fired, idc

    • @learnwithnorwebs
      @learnwithnorwebs 2 роки тому +56

      @@deshawnanderson7777 Well, I am not taking his sides either, but your argument that everyone is human is really weak, and can be used by that monster as well.
      The law is the law, and that's why police officers are trained to uphold it.
      The monster could also claim that everyone is a human and he acted based on impulsive emotions and him thinking they are after him to get him.
      You see where the issue lies?

  • @lesliethomas5088
    @lesliethomas5088 6 днів тому +1

    Off the whole weekend! Binge watching!