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YES!!! I was looking for this very comment! You could just tell from the moment she first appeared that she was trouble, in and out, completely and utterly foul, distasteful and fucked up.
@@hungleba3996 I was shocked! And it got worse. The delight she showed driving her to jail made me sick. And she freaking leaves that out and lies in her report. Pathetic woman.
Its ridiculous. In a situation like this where they assault and arrest someone and there is no evidence of a crime found or drugs or whatever, they should be fired at the minimum.
Deleting body camera footage, muting body cameras, turning body cameras off or otherwise tampering with their functionality should be grounds for immediate dismissal and prosecution.
NONE of those cameras should ever have the option to be muted. And they should be recording from the beginning of shift all the way till they clock out. Fucking crazy
Just think... If George Holliday had not just purchased a new VHS camcorder, we would have never known to what extent Rodney King had been battered not only by the LAPD, but with representatives of several different police departments on scene (in fact, it was the CHP that had stopped him, but the LAPD Sergeant Stacey Koon stepped in and ordered his men to do the arrest and the subsequent beating)... I was in college in LA when this happened, and several people told me that they were aware of (and in a couple cases, victims of) police brutality at the hands of the LAPD or other departments there. Few were surprised at what happened when the video was released. And it should be noted that Holliday originally offered the video to the LAPD and was told they weren't interested. It was then that he went to the local TV news station.
Lying on an police report should be a five year prison sentence for that cop and the same for every cop that witnessed the violation and did nothing. Time to discipline these tyrants.
The only discipline is the 2nd Amendment, that's why we have it. The fact that tyrants think they're safe is the problem, because the 2nd Amendment was meant to keep the government tyrants at bay. If we don't use it for its reason, then we can't complain when tyrants are violating our rights.
But I agree, although 5 years might be excessive. Needs to be something more like 90 days unpaid leave or 30 days imprisoned and $1000 fine. Also, unpaid leave needs to also restrict ability to work as off duty for private companies during leave.
People have become completely pathetic, cry babies, . Boo Hoo, she said mean words. I’m going to sue . I SUPPORT the COPS on this one. If you even think a child might be abused, , call the COPS, every single time. You may save a life.
@@sirvilhelmofyonderland wait, what?! How can you support the cops on this one at all? I'm fine with the wellness check being done, of course there's no issue with that. The issue is the complete abuse of power by the cops. This wasn't just a "boo-hoo she said something mean to me"... those officers were all in the wrong. They didn't do a wellness check. They immediately escalated the situation for no reason and shifted the focus of the call being a wellness check to one where a woman had her rights violated. Not to mention physically abusing her. I seriously don't know how you could possibly support them in this case. I'm a huge supporter of the police and usually I end up siding with them because the evidence supports their actions. In this case, it's extremely clear to anyone with any common sense that the officers were in the wrong. There is ZERO excuse for them handling things in the way they did.
mean words? this is indicative of sociopathic behavior but you people would side with the cops even if they were serial killers....@@sirvilhelmofyonderland
Until certification is pulled, canceled they can continue if another agency is corrupt enough to take em. I doubt many are revoked because of union's and grievances.
It’s crazy how they just go from 0-100 because they need to feed their ego. They see people minding their business, make up something like they smell something, and then the real “protecting and serving” begins. Worse, what if the initial toddler was in danger? They care more about kidnapping people than the toddler.
I caught that…absolutely insane. The arresting officer for those exact reasons…should NOT transport the person back to jail…and have NOTHING to do with the intake process. When they specifically ask to…for CLEAR REASONS…that displays an evil person with intentions at the very least of continuing to escalate, punish, abuse…or even worse…physically or sexually assault. Don’t think it doesn’t happen. Guy in NYC years ago was raped by arresting officers back at the station with broom sticks. He won millions but has a colostomy bag for the rest of his life. They want to get you back to the station alone and commit more acts of terror. The fact that he’s on tape saying that should be an instant removal from the department, no questions asked. That’s intent, simple.
😅 the use of a Taser is minor The cop just admitted to felony unlawful discharge of a firearm Which is it? Assault and battery, or felony discharge of a weapon in public? Possibly for intimidation
The number of times I've seen people use it's just one bad apple is staggering considering the rest of the phrase. The phrase is one bad apple ruins the bunch. AKA by allowing the one bad apple to stay you were the whole batch.😂
How are these police officers not charged with blatantly lying on a police report. That should be considered tampering with evidence at the very least.
Officer Simmons and her first response to the car wreck was my mom’s car wreck on 75 in Bradly co. She accused my mom of being under the influence and whilst my mother and 4 year old niece at the time were seriously hurt, officer Simmions was abruptly removed from the scene by her SGT.
Just think how many vehicle accidents crash reports she falsely changed the narrative to go in favor of other driver because of a friend or someone she knows...
They fired her because they dont want females on the force. A liability and some actually have some compassion. Black males are fired very very fast as well
Chain of command my friend. If any cop can just show up and take over the command of their colleagues' scene, there would be far more corruption and chaos. You should watch more donut operator so you can actually develop an understanding of what is and isn't par for the course if you want to be a vocal critic of such a highly dynamic career field with such a high threshold for mental fortitude. Many people should not be officers. Just like many people should not be parents or teachers. Don't fall victim to categorical thinking, they say hold your tongue and let them think you a fool, otherwise let it free and prove their presumption with certainty.
@@bloodtruck3554 So you mean to say that if there is one bad cop doing unconstitutional things, that the rest of the good cops can't stand in to stop that doing so would lead to MORE CORRUPTION? 🤡👢👅
The only time I've seen someone wearing a badge and a police uniform and not breaking the law or violating someone's rights was a 6 year old dressed as such on October 31st
British police are right up there, and you don't even get the big payouts like you do in the USA, so British police have no problem with abusing peoples rights.
@@Mattfoster84 At least most British police cannot shoot you and claim "i feared for my life" to avoid repercussions. It's just not as big of a problem over there as over here. U.S. police are gangs, full stop. And that's not even mentioning the reason they were founded.
The marijuana smell loophole to justify an illegal search needs to stop. Any cop claiming this smell as justification for an illegal searches and does not find any marijuana should receive an automatic unpaid three-day unpaid suspension.
No unpaid suspension. The smell loophole just needs to stop all together. It shouldn’t be allowed. Same with the K-9 loophole. It’s really no different.
@@gearhead682010Yes, but how do you know they’re lying? It’s very possible that an impaired person who smoked marijuana would have an odor about it without having any marijuana physically present in the car.
I'm not even from the US and I can say many many departments all over the country are tainted. I can say that because I see how little police officers get in trouble for their insanely unlawful actions. Massive lack of competence in law enforcement
@@Cove_Blue Did I say she wasn't allowed to respond 'however she wants'? I merely said it was childish, which it was. If you are going to be responding to comments on UA-cam, you might want to take more time fashioning your responses, lest you be branded a moron.
Simply the fact they went on a wellness check and went 0-100 in a single sentence is insane. These cops don’t care about wellness they just want arrests.
No, they just wanted to show that ego + a badge = power. They weren't caring about anything but their own ability to force someone else to bend to their "authority!"
@@jaykb6587they only feel that way after they stand before the judge backing up their bullshit There is a reason cadets and privates often don't little man syndrome unless there is a supporting Sargent+
I know, it went left so quickly. One second both officer and civilian were cooperating and communicating perfectly fine, he then randomly runs her tags and she objects, then suddenly he goes full SS mode out nowhere.
Every single time an officer claims to "smell marijuana" - and then doesn't find it they need to be added to the Brady List so the courts and lawyers can be aware that they have been known to lie to get an arrest
So every time a cop really smell marijuana or alcohol but can't find any (for many reasons : - the incriminated persons got rid of the substances when the police approached, or just before, - everything was consumed very recently, - the substances are too well hidden and the means available to the policeman at the moment do not allow him to find them, - context and resources during the encounter do not allow for a more in-depth search and investigation.), then the cop will be added to the list ? So : - Cops will not take the risk anymore to initiate a search/an investigation, even with very strong smells. - A good and honest cop smelling an undeniable smell but not finding anything will be put on the list, and then considered as a dishonest and unreliable witness in all the other cases he was implied, much to the delight of those involved. Prevent abuse by giving clear directives and sanctioning, yes clearly yes. But restrict all recourses as much as possible and create sanctions that are too severe, too debilitating, which scare them and dissuade them from doing their job which is to enforce authority, in my opinion absolutely not.
@@pertefracas1525 The "smell of marijuana" can't be recorded or verified in court, this creates a situation where a cop can claim they smelled it - where there may be no marijuana present at all and preform a search based on only that claim. The mere claim of a smell shouldn't be enough to void anyone's fourth amendment rights if no marijuana is found. Hell I've read that even the drug dogs are only 50% reliable due to the nature of the dog wanting to please it's master and the dogs intelligence picking up cues - Not the dogs fault and may not even be the handler's fault - they my not even realize they're giving off the cue, but at some point enough false positives should retire the pupper to be a pet. At some point enough smells with no evidence found should indicate that the cop is making a claim to violate 4A Lets face it - if all cops were "good and honest" these channels wouldn't exist - but they do. I'm not worried about protecting my rights from a good and honest cop, I'm worried about the dirty ones and the ones that say nothing, or the ones just trying to get an arrest and are willing to hope the "facts" fall into place afterwards There's been FAR to much "we've investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong" meanwhile innocent people have their lives destroyed
Agreed. But it's a damn joke that courts have even allowed it. Claiming you smell weed should've never been allowed to be used as probable cause. The courts are just as corrupt as the pigs. Same team.
The whole "I smell marijuana" thing is so massively abused. I don't smoke the stuff myself but I absolutely hate how easy it is for cops to do whatever they want just by saying those words.
he then searches the car and finds nothing so i wonder what was making that smell. totally bullshitting he just wanted to search the car and he knows there is no way to disprove that he smelt something in court
Yeah as Kamacosby said that's just an excuse they use to do whatever they want. There's no way for a citizen to actually disprove a cop's subjective perception of something so it's quick and easy, which sadly, is the way it was intended to be used or else they would've put a stop to it already.
Driving through my town there are areas that smell so heavily of the stuff, residential apartment buildings usually...low income...right next to an elementary school 😂 I wouldn't know how to argue with a cop if they pulled me over in the area and said they smelled the stuff, yeah, so do I, so does the whole dang block, pretty sure if that building caught fire the whole valley would get high 😂 but do they ever do anything about it? Nope, they know all about the drug dealers and just say "we can't do anything about it" not sure why the cops can't bust drug dealers, guess the the whole smelling it thing only works for searching cars 🙄
Just imagine the strength of those 3 words and how many citizens violated by these powerful 3 words, land of the free and no where else in the world as free as us
Happens all the time. Fences and gates with clear signage that trespassing is prohibited is a must. Legally you should be able to ask them to remove them selves if they don’t have a warrant, but how many videos are floating around with cops stopping everyday citizens from closing their front doors by using their boots? The issue is people don’t enforce their rights so it’s become normal to them to do these types of things and not think twice about it.
Ploci brutality. The USA is actually a police state. Even some military governments fare better in respect of protection of civil/human rights though not ruling under any Constitution. USA police are bullies, tyrants and they lie too - they're the worst transgressors of human rights globally. Their image is forever tarnished. But makinf taxpayer to foot the bill for police misconduct us gravely insane. That money should be docked from their salaries and pensions, then they will start behaving.
"I'm emotionally invested" is your chance to spot that your officer isn't in the right mindset to handle someone, but clearly this isn't the first time he ignored that.
These cops were so disrespectful from the beginning. The female cop being so excited that she gets to arrest her makes me seriously question her ways of policing.
They do it all the time. Sometimes I wonder what's the use of body cam when the police testimony is singing about stuff that happened in an alternate reality. Police credibility > actual evidence (99% of the time). That she won this case goes to show how brutal and excessive that scenario was.
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her saying "I'm emotionally invested" is her admitting that for her this was about ego. Absolutely revolting! never forget it takes more training to be a barber then it does to be a cop, and they let anyone give it a try.
WHY IS AUDIO-VIDEO-RECORDED CONFESSION DISMISSED WITH OUTCHANGING HER SUPERIOR'S DEMANDED ACADEMY, STANDARDIZED TRAINING BEING OVER REPLICATED BEFORE THIS CAPTURED INSTANCE? SOP FROM 1950'S?
@@Ass_of_AmalekThat’s what I was thinking. The way she phrases it makes it seem like it’s something the department has previously allowed in the event something emotional actually happened. Like saving a victim from a car accident. You might tell your sergeant you’re “emotionally invested” in that example and would like to follow the ambulance to the hospital for the sake of the victim and outcome. In this instance, it was used in an ill manner.
So much for that 2 year old they were there to check on. Wow. Just wow. And this is 100% the reason i never call the cops for help, even when i have really needed it.
I truly cannot think of a single time I've called and they have been helpful. My dad was beating the sh!t out of my brother, I called, when they came he literally swung at them at the front door and they told him that he needed to leave the house for the day and "cool off". They never even spoke to, or laid eyes on ANYONE else. We could have all been dead inside for all they knew, they didn't care. He was a boot licker so I'm sure all he had to do was thank them for their service.
Weed is so much more of the pressing issue here. Obviously, the woman who may or may not have been smoking weed should do life and not the cops that think rights are an inconvenience.
"He goes to the big boy jail." After the only thing he did was talk back, which the cop instantly had to put him back into the car because his ego was bruised. The first cop literally was aggressive to start. He, in no way, belongs on the force. Didn't try to deescalate, after he was the only one escalating
11:51 "I'm emotionally invested can i take her?" "Yes" "Haha I love it when you do this" The gall of them, did they think this would never been seen or queried?
@@arnabiarnab3037I haven't watched this video, but I've seen this interaction before. The only cop that got "punished" was the female, and it was for something unrelated
There was no rights broken here. There was wrongful use of force yes 100% but no rights were violated. The one thing people always get wrong is what exactly our rights actually are.
11:45 "I'm emotionally invested, can I take her? Haha!!! I love when you do that." Whoever approved her continuing to be involved should be disciplined too...
“you see i tried… i really tried.” when talking to the son is absolutely wild. he let the kid talk for 5 seconds before giving up. zero de-escalation whatsoever, no real relation w the public, and absolutely unprofessional. went against everything he learned in the academy, if they even learned ab that
So... He tried to "NOT allow citizen to speak his mind, in a respectful manner?" Child used no profanity and did NOT raise his voice... I guess the only way cop could have interacted with him is if the cop decided how and what they would discuss... Because, that's essentially what occurred...
These officers are some truly sociopathic tyrants. What horrible people inflicting that kind of trauma onto someone who was just standing up for their rights
Imagine the trauma a bad cop inflicts as a parent. Every day is interrogation day. Every truth spoken is a lie and punishment for lying inflicted. Every accusation levied by others, believed. The accused child (under age 18) are told they have no rights at home until age 18 and vacate, move. Just ask a bad cops kid...
@@lexs.1994 Really? Who does. They are paid with tax payer funds. And they are actually the only sovereign citizens in the US. They do not pay taxes (well they do but from money taken by force from the citizenry). So they pay taxes with your taxes.
@@utubepunk You know, one of those things that sprays perfume (I forget the name) to make the car smell nice. If the cop doesn't notice it, they can't have PC from smell
It's crazy this all started with a wellness check and ended with a completely different thing. What if that child was really in danger and these cops are distracted with other stuff
@@JakeandOwenI mean yeah I think so. But at the same time some people get way way too high somehow. And are actually dangerous as a driver. This cop was ego tripping weirdo
The purpose of bodycams is to collect evidence. Unless a purge is documented and authorized by an independent authority, it should be *presumed* to be destruction of evidence.
No, they get jobs in a candy factory and still try to play police officer, and then get pissed when a person is hired in making more than them, and try to sabatoge them.
Especially, when it's a woman, it really hurts their egos, because she can do a job "they consider a mans job." And, at the simple fact, they have already proven they, lack in empathy, simple human interactions, and evalutions. They also work the same way they police, and act like a bunch of bullies, to boost their egos.
Sociopathy is a desirable trait for an Enforcer. And determining whether they are one or not is part of the vetting process of a Blue Line Gang Enforcer.
"those who think they have absolute power." Given that these officers after assaulting people on a flimsy pretext, falsifying evidence, and using their authority for the intent of harming others are not behind bars... I would say they are correct in believing they have absolute power.
@@erichertsch8860 legally they do not have what could be described as "absolute power", but they do hold what the court calls "a monopoly on violence": That is not a derogatory term but simply the legal way of saying that they are the only people that has a right to use violence under certain circumstances that exceeds the general right to defend yourself from an attacker in a proportional defensive manner. Police have a monopoly on violence in the sense that they have a right to use offencive violence in order to make people comply. But they certainly have to be reasonable, and especially US officers have a tendency to give people exactly zero seconds to understand a lawful order before the tase them (if they are amongst the lucky ones that are not getting a full magazine emptied into their body and head).
@@erichertsch8860 The only reason that they possess this "absolute power" is because we, as a society have decided that in the interest of making our own lives simpler, they should be allowed to govern themselves.
As an observer currently looking at this incident from outside the US, what most disturbs me is the attitude, language, and obvious disrespect shown by this large group of police towards every family member. When called for a safety check on a house, why did the police need such numbers, or even enter into any conversation with the woman in the car? Anywhere in western Europe, each of these public servants would be looking for another job.
Plenty of factors. One is simply the job itself. You're potentially dealing with the very worst of the public in the worst possible scenarios. No doubt that factors in the narrative during training too. Not completely unfounded, but not the entirety of the job either. As for training itself, as I've heard others mention in the comments in previous videos, over there training lasts much longer than here. Also here, as also according to comments, there's an iq maximum limit for officers. They don't want them to be too smart or too qualified. One can speculate why that might be. Again supposedly training puts the framework of the job as an us vs them mentality. Encouraging them to treat the citizens they are supposed to "serve and protect" in an adversarial relationship. Just those factors in recruiting alone seems certain to attract to the job which gives one legal rights to use of force and possibly violence to enforce compliance the sort of people who should NOT be given blanket legal immunity, a badge and a gun. Now add in outside contributing factors like bad laws, poor or crooked leadership, corruption in the job culture, financial incentives and arrest quotas, the need to extract revenue from the public for the benefits of the state and the lawmakers... It's a wonder there are still good cops out there at all. The wellness check clearly was dropped and forgotten the moment the officer decided to investigate the car and it's occupants. Wellness checks dont generate revenue for the city/state, but arrests for "posession" most certainly do, and busts maintain the illusion of progress on "the war on drugs", which is tied with the "war on poverty" and "the war on Terror" for unwinnable wars for the sake of political theater. The cop makes a "bust", the city collects from the civil fines and legal penalties, another citizen gets their rights restricted without the usual public outcry, the cop looks good for being "tough on crime", the department gets to probably appeal to certain groups for financial rewards and benefits for working to stop "the drugs", the groups get to feel good about their efforts paying off, everyone wins except for the little people. And maybe the hypothetical two year that was either in danger or neglect or something, but nobody involved really was actually all that concerned about the hypothetical child anyway. Why would they? Not when they're all high fiving each other and huffing each other's farts and are convinced they are untouchable and did nothing wrong anyway.
@@thegrimharvest Don't try to save face for the piglets of policing. The "Good Cops" all left their jobs or got fired during COVID. Rarely since the beginning of 2020 have I seen or met a so called "Good Cop" in the last three years as unnecessary police violence escalates, matching the levels of lawlessness in the cities around the country. The people are getting bad, the cops are getting worse, and none of the training or mentality is going to do shit for us. We'll still get our rights violated and if we're innocent, then punishment will have been the process of court and nights in jail before charges are dropped. Cops don't have the most dangerous or hard jobs, but they sure do like to whine and complain about it as though they're such strong heralds of justice. They don't do shit to help us regular folks out until the damage has already been done.
MMMM Everyone in the world KNOWS that the USA is the ONLY place in the world that has corrupts, soveirn citizens on there force,,, I think that you'll find that this isn't a problem that only America has, it's everywhere.
@@Batmann_ Then turn off your monitor and go back to bed, because you're clearly socially and mentally inept if a single error somehow derails your entire thought process. What a first world problem...
@@Batmann_he quoted it to express the southern social expression of it as this was taken in Tennessee. Very common to use "should of". Odd that you cling to something so tiny, and also be wrong. 😅
Yeah and they told us 30 years ago that female cops would damn the "Male beasts" within the police depts! Women can be just as mean and sadistic as men! Especially when our police depts are being filled with unstable leftist, misfits and freaks! The same types that worked in the Nazi death camps!
*F* the 2-year-old child and the wellness check. Lets lie, accuse, escalate, and use excessive force on the *FIRST* person they come into contact with for no lawful reason. I hope she has major success in the pending lawsuit.
“I love when he does this” shows this is a common practice. The conduct by these officers is due to a warrior culture that has been created in this department. These officers have a preconceived notion that the public is the enemy.
Most departments have the warrior culture and view everyone as the enemy. That is taught to them routinely in academies. The academy training has undergone a 180 degree shift from serving and helping to the public is dangerous and the enemy. Officer safety is the other driving force for officer misconduct.
I want to understand how nobody sees the problem with liability of hiring an officer who was previously fired for “use of force” allegations. After just a week.
Wait so they got the wrong house for the wellness check to begin with?? And then he just makes up the fact that there’s random weed smell with minors in the car?? Wow
Yah the new classic. "I smell marijuana". Because they know full well that can be justified on body cam. They are trained from day one to violate your rights.
“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight, that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced, or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with.” Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand “The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand
If this woman is going to smoke weed, she should move to a free state where it's legal and the government can't use the smell to shoehorn you into the criminal justice system
@@TheGr3atMilenkoyou missed the part where they found no weed or any illegal substances… so true if she wanted to do those thing she should move however she wasn’t doing anything wrong because she wasn’t smoking weed.
Using "I smell alcohol" or "I smell MJ" as the sole probable cause to effect a search, followed by zero evidence of the same, should be treated as malfeasance by the officer who made the accusation. The public needs to be protected from those who abuse the police powers entrusted to them.
@@Crackrocksteady In order to be able to use that subjective claim to suspend the 4th Amendment, they should be under pressure to prove it or suffer real consequences, like paying a fine to the city/county. At present, the incentive is to make the accusation regardless, because there is no down-side.
@wlan246 oh I agree there should be be consequences for making false statements they should be fined with the amount going to the victim of said accusations that caused undue hardship even if only for a sbort period of time the longer the higher the fine should be
@@Crackrocksteady That's an interesting idea, though if the money goes to the suspect/victim, I could see a cottage industry spring up selling decoy scents to people who want to trick the police into a payoff. I do agree that the longer someone is detained as the result of an unproven "odor" claim, the heftier the consequences should be.
"I'm emotionally invested" should mean an immediate exit of her from interacting with the people amy further, not an excuse for her to take them in, insane she can literally state that her emotions are running high and caught up in the case and be allowed to continue working it
I agree I have watched lots of police videos and ride a long shows and remember instances of a cop being told that they are being removed from the case because they are or are becoming too emotionally invested.
It’s ridiculous that we as “citizens” can’t feel our emotions around cops like that without ending up in handcuffs and arrested for the most ridiculous reasons. She wasn’t a threat, she didn’t make threats and they were literally minding their own businesss and these corrupt cops come along and just want to make everyone’s day worse. This cop wasn’t just abusing his power but he was bully.
Who made the initial call for the wellness check? Is it even legal for the cop to come up and make up a reason to search the car for no reason?? This one was so bizarre, like the cops all were just bored.
the cops don't disclose who make wellness checks. I made one before because I was concerned about a neighbor boy. in TN if the cop "smells" marijuana, they have PC. Unfortunately there is no way to prove that a cop did NOT "smell something."
@@arthurcheater3359thats why she shlda stayed in her car. doors locked. windows up. no acknowledgment of the pigs whatsoever. anything they wld have done would have been illegal since there was no child in the car and they weren’t even sure of the address. FTP and ALL of their supporters
Wild how get can quite literally make it up because there's no way to prove it otherwise. No air sample taken, nothing. Just an officers word and that's all.
Tell you what’s going on right there. A bunch of guys simping after a moderately attractive female cop colleague. They will support any behavior with the hope they can hook up with her.
This is what kils me with ego. They are on a wellfare check. What happened to the child he was worried about? Could be dead i guess cause some lady stood up for herself.
That cop didn't smell anything that was just another tool that our government has given the police state to violate our rights with immunity against their criminal behavior.
His wife probably left him, being fed up of all the beatings, and took the dog, so left with no women at home to beat on, he goes to work and takes it out on the public.
The case against Miss Sherard and her children is a perfect example of why qualified immunity should be abolished. The female cop was fired but almost immediately hired by a sheriff's office in the vicinity. But she was again fired for misconduct in a case at that department. She obviously is not qualified to be in law enforcement because she couldn't control herself in either job for very long. If there was no qualified immunity she wouldn't have been hired by the sheriff's department and wouldn't have had to be held for another screw up. It is because of QI that the city has to pay enormous fines because the cops are not held responsible for their actions even though they committed the offenses.
She wasn't fired for THIS altercation. And she was hired a week later by another department. And SHE wasn't sued, the COUNTY was. No money whatsoever came out of her pocket. And 8 guarantee she only got fired for pissing off a superior officer. It was something internal not for something she did on the street. Police investigate themselves and doctor up their paperwork all the time.. You better educate yourself, because you're severely misinformed about how these things happen.
@@beensavage390No one can, that's the point. Something that cannot be confirmed by anything other than word-of-mouth shouldn't give the police legal grounds to escalate ANY situation.
"You see I tried, YOU SEE I TRIED!" Who's he trying to convince? He can't just let it go, he has to tell everyone around him what a good guy he is, looking for validation. Totally not insecure
He was trying to get it on bodycam that it was reasonable and not excessive force or violation of 4th amendment rights. Unfortunately saying you're being reasonable in increasingly loud and frantically angry ways does not, infact, make you reasonable.
He tried and that kid was just to much for him. How could the cop handle an 18 year old asking him why he did that to his mother in such a calm manner? He had to put him back in the car because he was asking the offensive questions. *sarcasm sticker*
Everyone is focusing on the excessive escalation, but the most important fact of this case is what everyone keeps ignoring. The fact that she was arrested in the first place without any cause whatsoever.
I swear being a police officer is the only line of work that I know of where you can get fired for doing something dishonest or just plain wrong and the new employer will still hire you knowing that you were fired for being horrible at your job.
@@elizabethcompton738 Bull, it’s what they hire for. They want someone smart enough to tie their shoes but not smart enough to question authority. They want someone who will obey the chain of command yet capable of commanding authority and taking control of any situation.
11:52 this is seriously concerning. She has no business transportating anyone she has an "Emotional investment" in. Shes acting like a bully on a play ground not a law enforcement officer. This is disgusting.
She is a four foot nothing runt. Her size has played a crucial, critical, damaging role onto her psyche and she should have never, ever been allow to become a police officer or placed in any position of authority. Period. The screening process should be much, much more thorough.
It's crazy that not only can a person get away with filing a false police report, but you can almost always guarantee the cops are going to come and instantly escalate the situation.
It's called SWATting. Anonymously call the cops. Cops think getting a call nullifies all your rights. Cops know they have preemptive exoneration, so they can freely overreact. Got beef with someone? Anonymously call the police with the location and give them an excuse. Any excuse. Doesn't even need to be a good one. Cops looove Cancel Culture. 💭🦄🐲🎅👻💭+🗣📞+👮=🙊🙉🙈💫⚡🔗🤜🤛🔗⚡💫💀💀
Sounds like the whole department needs to be shutdown. No accountability. Nothing happened to the officers; that’s why nothing will change. They keep putting these violent cops back on the streets. We are not safe!
The entire department of thugs needs to be under investigation, not a single one, stepped up and took any kind of de-escalation training into practice. Allowing it to happen is just as guilty in my opinion.
Unbelievable part is that when the low life “cops” get fired, they literally just go to a different police department. This pathetic excuse of a woman needs a mental evaluation.
Bro, did you notice that this cop completely ignored the welfare check that he was called out to do when he smelled that weed? All cops are like that btw. They could be at the scene of a school shooting and still find the time to investigate somebody because they smell like weed and after seeing Uvalde, it's pretty clear that they have tons of free time during school shootings...
@@kaystephan2610 Consider using heavy aromatization equipment triggered by voice or button every time a cop attempts to stop you. If they fail to smell it, they fail to smell contraband
I watched the of that guy leaving the hospital getting arrested too and it's downright evil how much that female officer enjoys inflicting pain on others. She needs to be locked away.
Unfortunately I have yet to see anyone get in trouble for false police reports🤬especially with all the 1st amendment auditors out there people that call the cops on them I notice they lie on them all the time and nothing is ever done!
@pure_blood1, you're funny. My ex friend got arrested for filing a false police report. I also seen a news story on someone who got arrested for misusing 911.
@@pure_blood1it happens alllll the time. However, we have zero context as to why the (most likely) baby daddy called in a wellness check but it would be hard to prove a parent worrying about their 2 year old child was lying or making the call to spite their childs mother
911 operators should be smarter. There's a lot of calls that they put in for police responses that don't require any. So essentially, you'd think they would hire people who have a little bit of education. Cops showing up at the wrong house, arresting the wrong people, causing lawsuits. Idk--just a few examples.
They never said it was a 911 call. I called the non emergency line for a well child check when I was worried my ex had left my 9 year old home alone babysitting multiple infants without her agreeing to babysit. They stopped by and found her older brother and sister was home and everyone was safe. That was a safe and legal use of well child check.
I've rarely felt emotions this strong when viewing your content. I was so proud of the 18 year old. He said he was a man, unlike the officer, who seemed to enjoy the use of violence against a female.
The cop got INSTANTLY angry as soon as the kid gave him the tiniest bit of attitude. Cops have ZERO patience. They're LITERALLY trained to be paranoid and have a hair-trigger, and people wonder why cops are so violent (and that's not including the fact that most people who become cops are evil to being with and specifically became cops in the hopes of getting a chance to hurt people). 😒
i couldn't help but laugh a bit at her son standin on business like that, He said "I'm 18 and I'm a man, unlike you, hitting on my mother like that" Love to see it
While I'm not one of those "all cops are pig tyrants" types I do firm believe once someone is fired from law enforcement they should be barred from ever working in law enforcement again.
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When she said, “Sucks to be you” and “ I’m emotionally invested “ those words alone prove how cruel she is. She’s a stain in any job.
YES!!! I was looking for this very comment! You could just tell from the moment she first appeared that she was trouble, in and out, completely and utterly foul, distasteful and fucked up.
@@hungleba3996 I was shocked! And it got worse. The delight she showed driving her to jail made me sick. And she freaking leaves that out and lies in her report. Pathetic woman.
She sure lacks parental affection, otherwise I cant comprehend how an individual can be so miserable and smug with oneself
@@renedan7247 “Miserable and smug with oneself” is the best description I’ve ever heard of a woman.
you can totally TELL THAT SHE'S "SHOWING OFF" FOR THE OLD GUYS, AND THOSE SIMPS IN COP COSTUMES ARE JUST EATING IT UP.
“I didn’t find anything.” And they legit found nothing, but caused considerable trauma to the family. The real criminals are these cops.
Exactly right
Its ridiculous. In a situation like this where they assault and arrest someone and there is no evidence of a crime found or drugs or whatever, they should be fired at the minimum.
Another case of cops making a situation worse.
people should know already that are they own gang and have all the power to kill us
DAMN RIGHT. IF HE HADN'T OF LIED ABOUT THE WEED SMELL, NONE OF THIS WOULD HAVE HAPPENED. THE DAMN SORRY ASS CHIEF NEEDS FIRED.
Deleting body camera footage, muting body cameras, turning body cameras off or otherwise tampering with their functionality should be grounds for immediate dismissal and prosecution.
Tampering with evidence
And jail time
FELONY.
NONE of those cameras should ever have the option to be muted. And they should be recording from the beginning of shift all the way till they clock out. Fucking crazy
agreed 100%
Man, just think of how many innocent people were charged with crap like this before body cams became a thing
Even while body cams are a thing
@@Sircoochie Fair, shits ridiculous
@@Fiercetitsuntil they invent bodycams that can smell it will continue. Even then, it will probably come with an option to mute the sniffer
Just think... If George Holliday had not just purchased a new VHS camcorder, we would have never known to what extent Rodney King had been battered not only by the LAPD, but with representatives of several different police departments on scene (in fact, it was the CHP that had stopped him, but the LAPD Sergeant Stacey Koon stepped in and ordered his men to do the arrest and the subsequent beating)...
I was in college in LA when this happened, and several people told me that they were aware of (and in a couple cases, victims of) police brutality at the hands of the LAPD or other departments there. Few were surprised at what happened when the video was released. And it should be noted that Holliday originally offered the video to the LAPD and was told they weren't interested. It was then that he went to the local TV news station.
@@eauhomme Very good point
Lying on an police report should be a five year prison sentence for that cop and the same for every cop that witnessed the violation and did nothing. Time to discipline these tyrants.
The only discipline is the 2nd Amendment, that's why we have it. The fact that tyrants think they're safe is the problem, because the 2nd Amendment was meant to keep the government tyrants at bay. If we don't use it for its reason, then we can't complain when tyrants are violating our rights.
Speak to a lawyer or town official about acting on this idea. UA-cam comment won't do anything
If they couldn't lie, there would be no written reports at all.
UA-cam comment = might as well pray for it. 😅
But I agree, although 5 years might be excessive. Needs to be something more like 90 days unpaid leave or 30 days imprisoned and $1000 fine. Also, unpaid leave needs to also restrict ability to work as off duty for private companies during leave.
The "I'm emotionally invested" followed by a sinister laugh is absolutely disgusting and the other officers should have condemned that behavior.
For real... that was psychotic.
People have become completely pathetic, cry babies, . Boo Hoo, she said mean words. I’m going to sue .
I SUPPORT the COPS on this one. If you even think a child might be abused, , call the COPS, every single time. You may save a life.
@@sirvilhelmofyonderland wait, what?! How can you support the cops on this one at all? I'm fine with the wellness check being done, of course there's no issue with that.
The issue is the complete abuse of power by the cops. This wasn't just a "boo-hoo she said something mean to me"... those officers were all in the wrong. They didn't do a wellness check. They immediately escalated the situation for no reason and shifted the focus of the call being a wellness check to one where a woman had her rights violated. Not to mention physically abusing her.
I seriously don't know how you could possibly support them in this case. I'm a huge supporter of the police and usually I end up siding with them because the evidence supports their actions. In this case, it's extremely clear to anyone with any common sense that the officers were in the wrong. There is ZERO excuse for them handling things in the way they did.
@sirvilhelmofyanderland1902 lol youre an idiot
mean words? this is indicative of sociopathic behavior but you people would side with the cops even if they were serial killers....@@sirvilhelmofyonderland
How can a officer that was just fired gets hired again at another department. This is totally wrong!
Blame the police union 🚮
Other departments need a bunny too.
Bradley County is a known problem agency. It's not the least bit surprising.
It's like getting fired from Walmart for embezzling, and then getting hired at Walmart #2.
Relapse, relocate, repeat....
Until certification is pulled, canceled they can continue if another agency is corrupt enough to take em. I doubt many are revoked because of union's and grievances.
Who let this 14 year old girl be a cop?
no legit she looks 12
Tramp
14 year old sociopath.😊
Likely a simp.
It’s crazy how they just go from 0-100 because they need to feed their ego. They see people minding their business, make up something like they smell something, and then the real “protecting and serving” begins. Worse, what if the initial toddler was in danger? They care more about kidnapping people than the toddler.
Oh yeah, that's the worst part about these cases. How can the cop prove that he smelled weed? That's 100% subjective and it's unprovable...
Remember _"Escalate. Retaliate. Fabricate"_
The three golden rules of being a cop.
Welfare checked turns into a full out assault on this lady, should be understood why folks feel like they don't t need the police or defund them.
@@ssgemactv The "smelling" portion of the law ought to be done away with. Visible proof should be required.
And they found no weed. Earning the hate.
“I’m emotionally invested can I take her” that right there is how everyone knows you shouldn’t be a police officer
I caught that…absolutely insane. The arresting officer for those exact reasons…should NOT transport the person back to jail…and have NOTHING to do with the intake process. When they specifically ask to…for CLEAR REASONS…that displays an evil person with intentions at the very least of continuing to escalate, punish, abuse…or even worse…physically or sexually assault. Don’t think it doesn’t happen. Guy in NYC years ago was raped by arresting officers back at the station with broom sticks. He won millions but has a colostomy bag for the rest of his life. They want to get you back to the station alone and commit more acts of terror. The fact that he’s on tape saying that should be an instant removal from the department, no questions asked. That’s intent, simple.
Yeah that was wild… literally the exact OPPOSITE of something a cop would say…
That statement alone spoke in volumes.
She looks and sounds like she should still be in highschool and remedial classes at best
She did get WAAYYYYY too giddy about that after tasering the woman TWICE. Needs a mental health check.
Cop gangs are absolutely becoming a major problem all in plain sight. Why aren't these issues being addressed.
Cops who behave like this are generally selected for, defended, and promoted. It's not being addressed because this is what the government wants.
Because we need larger groups of second amendment activists.
It's part of the plan. First they bought the district attorney's, then the judges, then fired all the good peace officers.
Becoming? They have been a problem for decades.
@travisolander4749 I absolutely feel safer around good law abiding citizens friends with guns than I do the police.
"I'm emotionally involved, can I take her? .. Yeah! I love it when you do this!"
That woman cop was a monster, holy shit.
She is someone who knows she is a trash and joined the force to get better self esteem
She's a sadist, a psychopath for sure.
“Why was her taser going off?”
“Checking to see if it works.”
Wow.. how disgusting.
disgusting liars. like, what the hell? Acting like a gang of thugs.
😅 the use of a Taser is minor
The cop just admitted to felony unlawful discharge of a firearm
Which is it? Assault and battery, or felony discharge of a weapon in public? Possibly for intimidation
There is an Officer Anna Simmons that works at the Whitwell Police Dept. in Tennessee.
That WHOLE department should be under a microscope now. This was not just ONE bad apple, there was a few
Even the emts were absolute pigs
Indeed. That department is completely out of control. If the Civil Rights Lawyer had the case... he would file a Monell Claim.
The number of times I've seen people use it's just one bad apple is staggering considering the rest of the phrase.
The phrase is one bad apple ruins the bunch. AKA by allowing the one bad apple to stay you were the whole batch.😂
No way...all the good cops just happened to not be there!
So if a hospital has a bad doctor would we the people know? Have you ever seen the amount of malpractice compared to law enforcement wrong doings?
How are these police officers not charged with blatantly lying on a police report. That should be considered tampering with evidence at the very least.
The Bolshevik state is not known for holding their Cheka police responsible for their criminality.
and who pays the lawsuit?? the taxpayer!!!
Who watches the watchmen?
@@Ezekiel903yeah and? Do you think it's better if police is allowed to abuse the public?
Because they’re all friends with the DA and the DA is the only one who can bring charges.
Officer Simmons and her first response to the car wreck was my mom’s car wreck on 75 in Bradly co. She accused my mom of being under the influence and whilst my mother and 4 year old niece at the time were seriously hurt, officer Simmions was abruptly removed from the scene by her SGT.
Hope your mom and niece are ok.
@@lovesstormsher ass never needs to work in law enforcement again. I am sorry that happened to your mom.
Just think how many vehicle accidents crash reports she falsely changed the narrative to go in favor of other driver because of a friend or someone she knows...
Hope they're OK!!!
She’s probably the most perfect example of someone who should never be a cop or work in any capacity for the community
I have not once seen an example of a good female cop outside of Fargo.
@@droptableaccount1820estrogen related power trips
Diversity hire. Need female cops
Just her? All of these idiots need to be in jail.
They fired her because they dont want females on the force. A liability and some actually have some compassion. Black males are fired very very fast as well
Again multiple cops on the scene….. yet that elusive “good cop” is never there
Chain of command my friend. If any cop can just show up and take over the command of their colleagues' scene, there would be far more corruption and chaos. You should watch more donut operator so you can actually develop an understanding of what is and isn't par for the course if you want to be a vocal critic of such a highly dynamic career field with such a high threshold for mental fortitude. Many people should not be officers. Just like many people should not be parents or teachers. Don't fall victim to categorical thinking, they say hold your tongue and let them think you a fool, otherwise let it free and prove their presumption with certainty.
@bloodtruck3554 "high threshold for mental fortitude!" Bahahahaha! Thanks, I needed that laugh this morning!
@@bloodtruck3554 So you mean to say that if there is one bad cop doing unconstitutional things, that the rest of the good cops can't stand in to stop that doing so would lead to MORE CORRUPTION? 🤡👢👅
The only time I've seen someone wearing a badge and a police uniform and not breaking the law or violating someone's rights was a 6 year old dressed as such on October 31st
@@Cove_Bluewhat the fuck is a donut operator, since you seem to know and also criticize them? is that just a cop with wednesday off?
There is nothing in this world that is as fragile as a U.S. police officers ego.
British police are right up there, and you don't even get the big payouts like you do in the USA, so British police have no problem with abusing peoples rights.
Any other cop in any other country. Actually goto africa or mexico. They are far more “self serving” “important”
@@Mattfoster84 At least most British police cannot shoot you and claim "i feared for my life" to avoid repercussions. It's just not as big of a problem over there as over here. U.S. police are gangs, full stop. And that's not even mentioning the reason they were founded.
@@cloudgaming3043Thank you
Thank you for pointing that out.
Get rid of the police union, and qualified immunity, and those egos will stay in checked, or they get fired.
The marijuana smell loophole to justify an illegal search needs to stop. Any cop claiming this smell as justification for an illegal searches and does not find any marijuana should receive an automatic unpaid three-day unpaid suspension.
They already stopped it in Maryland
No unpaid suspension. The smell loophole just needs to stop all together. It shouldn’t be allowed.
Same with the K-9 loophole. It’s really no different.
Fired, not suspended whatsoever. When there is serious repercussions to their lies their lies will stop
@@gearhead682010 when they lie, they can destroy someone's life.
@@gearhead682010Yes, but how do you know they’re lying? It’s very possible that an impaired person who smoked marijuana would have an odor about it without having any marijuana physically present in the car.
That whole department is tainted. There needs to be an internal investigation of everyone involved.
It's Tennessee, the whole state is tainted and I'm allowed to say that because I was born there.
@@jrvanvooas a fellow Tennessean, I agree.
@@jrvanvoois it really how cops act like that in Tennessee I’m not from their so I’m curious ?
I'm not even from the US and I can say many many departments all over the country are tainted. I can say that because I see how little police officers get in trouble for their insanely unlawful actions. Massive lack of competence in law enforcement
@@jrvanvoo Georgia is no different. I doubt that any state is any different
11:51 they think it’s hilarious that they’re ruining peoples lives for virtually no actual reason. These are lowlifes.
Not virtually, actually no reason
Seems like such a childish response from her.
@@BlackSpineHorror She can respond however she wants. She wasn't doing anything. The cop was bored and abusing his power which seems to be his habit.
@@Cove_Blue Did I say she wasn't allowed to respond 'however she wants'? I merely said it was childish, which it was. If you are going to be responding to comments on UA-cam, you might want to take more time fashioning your responses, lest you be branded a moron.
@@BlackSpineHorror You tipped your fedora after you wrote that, didn't you?
Simply the fact they went on a wellness check and went 0-100 in a single sentence is insane. These cops don’t care about wellness they just want arrests.
No, they just wanted to show that ego + a badge = power. They weren't caring about anything but their own ability to force someone else to bend to their "authority!"
@@jaykb6587they only feel that way after they stand before the judge backing up their bullshit
There is a reason cadets and privates often don't little man syndrome unless there is a supporting Sargent+
There is an Officer Anna Simmons that works at the Whitwell Police Dept. in Tennessee.
@@jaykb6587 , actually, it's a both. There's those BS quotas they set, and many nations in the worlds have set quotas on their individual officers.
I know, it went left so quickly. One second both officer and civilian were cooperating and communicating perfectly fine, he then randomly runs her tags and she objects, then suddenly he goes full SS mode out nowhere.
Its crazy how you can get fired for braking the law and turn right around and get hired back at another department. That needs to change.
Push for a state law that if an officer is fired for a misconduct. They automatically lose their state certification.
Every single time an officer claims to "smell marijuana" - and then doesn't find it they need to be added to the Brady List so the courts and lawyers can be aware that they have been known to lie to get an arrest
So every time a cop really smell marijuana or alcohol but can't find any
(for many reasons :
- the incriminated persons got rid of the substances when the police approached, or just before,
- everything was consumed very recently,
- the substances are too well hidden and the means available to the policeman at the moment do not allow him to find them,
- context and resources during the encounter do not allow for a more in-depth search and investigation.),
then the cop will be added to the list ?
So :
- Cops will not take the risk anymore to initiate a search/an investigation, even with very strong smells.
- A good and honest cop smelling an undeniable smell but not finding anything will be put on the list, and then considered as a dishonest and unreliable witness in all the other cases he was implied, much to the delight of those involved.
Prevent abuse by giving clear directives and sanctioning, yes clearly yes. But restrict all recourses as much as possible and create sanctions that are too severe, too debilitating, which scare them and dissuade them from doing their job which is to enforce authority, in my opinion absolutely not.
@@pertefracas1525 The "smell of marijuana" can't be recorded or verified in court, this creates a situation where a cop can claim they smelled it - where there may be no marijuana present at all and preform a search based on only that claim. The mere claim of a smell shouldn't be enough to void anyone's fourth amendment rights if no marijuana is found.
Hell I've read that even the drug dogs are only 50% reliable due to the nature of the dog wanting to please it's master and the dogs intelligence picking up cues
- Not the dogs fault and may not even be the handler's fault - they my not even realize they're giving off the cue, but at some point enough false positives should retire the pupper to be a pet.
At some point enough smells with no evidence found should indicate that the cop is making a claim to violate 4A
Lets face it - if all cops were "good and honest" these channels wouldn't exist - but they do. I'm not worried about protecting my rights from a good and honest cop, I'm worried about the dirty ones and the ones that say nothing, or the ones just trying to get an arrest and are willing to hope the "facts" fall into place afterwards
There's been FAR to much "we've investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong" meanwhile innocent people have their lives destroyed
@@pertefracas1525 so find it.
Agreed. But it's a damn joke that courts have even allowed it. Claiming you smell weed should've never been allowed to be used as probable cause. The courts are just as corrupt as the pigs. Same team.
Sucks to lose the ability to use it, especially when they do and very very frequently abuse it.@@pertefracas1525
The whole "I smell marijuana" thing is so massively abused. I don't smoke the stuff myself but I absolutely hate how easy it is for cops to do whatever they want just by saying those words.
he then searches the car and finds nothing so i wonder what was making that smell. totally bullshitting he just wanted to search the car and he knows there is no way to disprove that he smelt something in court
Yeah as Kamacosby said that's just an excuse they use to do whatever they want. There's no way for a citizen to actually disprove a cop's subjective perception of something so it's quick and easy, which sadly, is the way it was intended to be used or else they would've put a stop to it already.
Driving through my town there are areas that smell so heavily of the stuff, residential apartment buildings usually...low income...right next to an elementary school 😂 I wouldn't know how to argue with a cop if they pulled me over in the area and said they smelled the stuff, yeah, so do I, so does the whole dang block, pretty sure if that building caught fire the whole valley would get high 😂 but do they ever do anything about it? Nope, they know all about the drug dealers and just say "we can't do anything about it" not sure why the cops can't bust drug dealers, guess the the whole smelling it thing only works for searching cars 🙄
Just imagine the strength of those 3 words and how many citizens violated by these powerful 3 words, land of the free and no where else in the world as free as us
The sense of smell is highly subjective and a cop can claim he smells whatever he wants to smell. How do you prove or disprove a smell?
Imagine just chillin on the driveway with your family and all of a sudden the police roll up and starts harassing and terrorizing you. Shits scary af.
Happens all the time. Fences and gates with clear signage that trespassing is prohibited is a must. Legally you should be able to ask them to remove them selves if they don’t have a warrant, but how many videos are floating around with cops stopping everyday citizens from closing their front doors by using their boots? The issue is people don’t enforce their rights so it’s become normal to them to do these types of things and not think twice about it.
Try being black sometimes.
Especially under the premise of being there to check on the welfare of a child and completely switching fire to not check on the child.
Insane
They do this every day. If your poor they will find you.
Ploci brutality. The USA is actually a police state. Even some military governments fare better in respect of protection of civil/human rights though not ruling under any Constitution. USA police are bullies, tyrants and they lie too - they're the worst transgressors of human rights globally. Their image is forever tarnished. But makinf taxpayer to foot the bill for police misconduct us gravely insane. That money should be docked from their salaries and pensions, then they will start behaving.
"I'm emotionally invested" is your chance to spot that your officer isn't in the right mindset to handle someone, but clearly this isn't the first time he ignored that.
These cops were so disrespectful from the beginning. The female cop being so excited that she gets to arrest her makes me seriously question her ways of policing.
She ain’t arresting a man cuz they would beat her ass. Male cop called her to break her cherry and search her,
But they stopped the supposed bad guys and that's all that matters
Seriously tho, she was almost giddy at the thought of being able to arrest her. Total psycho
she's doing Onlyfans now
Also how she treats her family members and or intimate partners behind closed doors
Lying on a police report must not be a crime, judging by the lack of criminal charges against these officers.
@ianbattles7290 :
Yeah, right.
Just try that out as someone who doesn't wear a copper's badge & uniform!
They do it all the time. Sometimes I wonder what's the use of body cam when the police testimony is singing about stuff that happened in an alternate reality.
Police credibility > actual evidence (99% of the time).
That she won this case goes to show how brutal and excessive that scenario was.
It's not about whether it's illegal or not.. who is going to prosecute them? The district attorney? HAH
@@daleallen7634get that boot out of your mouth little man.
It's not just a police report, it's a government document.
I can’t believe the Sgt is just standing there allowing his officers to treat people in that manner. This is horrific.
That is pretty much the problem in a nutshell. Lack of good leadership, and cops don't correct other cops.
Probably because the officer was pretty hot
The way they acted comes from the top. It’s called
Chain of absolute power.
That whole circle jerk was a disgrace to the badge and our constitution they swore an oath to uphold.
The Sgt was proud of the cops they personally trained
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her saying "I'm emotionally invested" is her admitting that for her this was about ego. Absolutely revolting! never forget it takes more training to be a barber then it does to be a cop, and they let anyone give it a try.
It takes twice the hours of training to become a cosmetologist than it does to become a cop.
WHY IS AUDIO-VIDEO-RECORDED CONFESSION DISMISSED WITH OUTCHANGING HER SUPERIOR'S DEMANDED ACADEMY, STANDARDIZED TRAINING BEING OVER REPLICATED BEFORE THIS CAPTURED INSTANCE? SOP FROM 1950'S?
and she sounds like that's a reference to a department policy or common practice, so being ego-driven like that is the norm.
@@Ass_of_AmalekThat’s what I was thinking. The way she phrases it makes it seem like it’s something the department has previously allowed in the event something emotional actually happened. Like saving a victim from a car accident. You might tell your sergeant you’re “emotionally invested” in that example and would like to follow the ambulance to the hospital for the sake of the victim and outcome. In this instance, it was used in an ill manner.
Hands down the sickest part to me. Stung more than the aggressive arrest because it 100% showed her intention, (the cop.)
So much for that 2 year old they were there to check on. Wow. Just wow. And this is 100% the reason i never call the cops for help, even when i have really needed it.
Same. They either don't show up or they show up so late that they are just there to fill out paperwork
I truly cannot think of a single time I've called and they have been helpful. My dad was beating the sh!t out of my brother, I called, when they came he literally swung at them at the front door and they told him that he needed to leave the house for the day and "cool off". They never even spoke to, or laid eyes on ANYONE else. We could have all been dead inside for all they knew, they didn't care. He was a boot licker so I'm sure all he had to do was thank them for their service.
Calling neighbors, friends, etc. are more safe.
I can’t think of any reason I’d ever call the police anymore…Bottom line is there isn’t a single situation that a cop can’t make worse.
Weed is so much more of the pressing issue here. Obviously, the woman who may or may not have been smoking weed should do life and not the cops that think rights are an inconvenience.
"He goes to the big boy jail." After the only thing he did was talk back, which the cop instantly had to put him back into the car because his ego was bruised. The first cop literally was aggressive to start. He, in no way, belongs on the force. Didn't try to deescalate, after he was the only one escalating
Imagine how much of this stuff happened, before cameras, and people ended up in jail/prison.
11:51
"I'm emotionally invested can i take her?"
"Yes"
"Haha I love it when you do this"
The gall of them, did they think this would never been seen or queried?
They just do it right on camera with no shame.
It’s because they don’t care……they know their superiors will cover for them, give them a paid vacation, and have the tax payers pay for the lawsuits
🤔I would like to know who made the false 911 call and why that person hasn't been held accountable
@@arnabiarnab3037I haven't watched this video, but I've seen this interaction before. The only cop that got "punished" was the female, and it was for something unrelated
@mattgraham1983 how was it a false call? The caller asked for a wellness check. Most of the time they find nothing wrong.
Most cops that break people's rights like this either have a big ego, or a quota to make.
Tyrant sociopaths
Demons… that what they are.
Both
undercover serial killer
There was no rights broken here.
There was wrongful use of force yes 100% but no rights were violated.
The one thing people always get wrong is what exactly our rights actually are.
11:45 "I'm emotionally invested, can I take her? Haha!!! I love when you do that." Whoever approved her continuing to be involved should be disciplined too...
They should be in prison
Fired and jailed you mean
Ridiculous
Ridiculous
There is an Officer Anna Simmons that works at the Whitwell Police Dept. in Tennessee.
These body cam videos show how bad police conduct must have been before body cams were required to be on and recording
its unfortunate that youtubers are the ones cleaning up the streets. A lot of us appreciate the work u all do
lol youtubers havent and cant do shit. The cops win again.
@@rickjames5998 a big reason these even get prosecuted is because of media involvement. George Floyd's killer would've gone free without it.
@@rickjames5998 typical bootlicker comment. Let these cops find the wrong person to mess with and they’ll be 6 foot under. 😂
@@rickjames5998cops will never win against the American people. FOAFO.
@@rickjames5998so the cop that got fired in this video…. won? How, Sway?
“you see i tried… i really tried.” when talking to the son is absolutely wild. he let the kid talk for 5 seconds before giving up. zero de-escalation whatsoever, no real relation w the public, and absolutely unprofessional. went against everything he learned in the academy, if they even learned ab that
It's not a lack of knowledge, it's a lack of caring about actually doing what's right...
Lol they don’t learn deescalation or public relations at the “academy”. Abiyah Israel over at We the People University could tell you that.
So... He tried to "NOT allow citizen to speak his mind, in a respectful manner?"
Child used no profanity and did NOT raise his voice... I guess the only way cop could have interacted with him is if the cop decided how and what they would discuss... Because, that's essentially what occurred...
@@notoriousbid3169 yes. Imagine being a grown ass cop and feeling hurt by a 18 year old saying he's not a real man.
I seriously doubt he went through any training at all, he's probably the brother of the police chiefs drinking buddy that needed a job.
These officers are some truly sociopathic tyrants. What horrible people inflicting that kind of trauma onto someone who was just standing up for their rights
TRUE...
So the cop smelled marijuana, if there isn't actually any marijuana, isn't that a huge medical condition that he's smelling things that aren't there?
Imagine the trauma a bad cop inflicts as a parent. Every day is interrogation day. Every truth spoken is a lie and punishment for lying inflicted. Every accusation levied by others, believed. The accused child (under age 18) are told they have no rights at home until age 18 and vacate, move. Just ask a bad cops kid...
@@LadyAdakStillStands My mom managed to do that to me just fine without a badge. Its called Borderline Personality Disorder.
The type of people who know they can do whatever they want without consequence. The usual.
Thank you for all your research and the citations, really appreciate your thoroughness in making these videos, very informative.
This is literally a gang in uniform that WE THE PEOPLE pay for… It’s sick how all these officers acted
Acted no they're out here doing the same to other people as we speak.
Actually you don't really pay them.
domestic terrorism
@@lexs.1994 Really? Who does. They are paid with tax payer funds. And they are actually the only sovereign citizens in the US. They do not pay taxes (well they do but from money taken by force from the citizenry). So they pay taxes with your taxes.
They didn't FIND anything because they never SMELLED anything.
Exactly. Just bored cops who wanted to kidnap innocent people.
Use aromatization equipment just in case. Might get you off the case if properly triggered before they claim to smell anything
@@gabrote42Use what?
@@utubepunk You know, one of those things that sprays perfume (I forget the name) to make the car smell nice. If the cop doesn't notice it, they can't have PC from smell
@@gabrote42 Couldn't they just say they think they smell weed & you're using a fragrance to mssk the odor?
It's crazy this all started with a wellness check and ended with a completely different thing. What if that child was really in danger and these cops are distracted with other stuff
Exactly what I was thinking
Escalate escalate escalate that's their MO
Weed? Really?
@@garys8415 right! Weed should be treated like tobacco
@@JakeandOwenI mean yeah I think so. But at the same time some people get way way too high somehow. And are actually dangerous as a driver. This cop was ego tripping weirdo
Purged bodycam footage should be grounds for suspension and possible dismissal if it can be shown that it's obstruction of justice
The purpose of bodycams is to collect evidence. Unless a purge is documented and authorized by an independent authority, it should be *presumed* to be destruction of evidence.
Every single one of these officers has to be sued, criminally charged, fired and jailed. Disgusting
There is an Officer Anna Simmons that works at the Whitwell Police Dept. in Tennessee.
@@fucker1714 Welcome to Tennessee where fired police, just move to another county.
No, they get jobs in a candy factory and still try to play police officer, and then get pissed when a person is hired in making more than them, and try to sabatoge them.
Especially, when it's a woman, it really hurts their egos, because she can do a job "they consider a mans job." And, at the simple fact, they have already proven they, lack in empathy, simple human interactions, and evalutions. They also work the same way they police, and act like a bunch of bullies, to boost their egos.
everyone knows you're supposed to go for the cop's firearm and if you reach it first you win
They truly earn the hate. Law enforcement careers attract sociopaths, and there isn't proper vetting.
Sociopathy is a desirable trait for an Enforcer. And determining whether they are one or not is part of the vetting process of a Blue Line Gang Enforcer.
She was arrested for being in contempt of cop. Nothing more dangerous these days than the bruised ego of those who think they have absolute power.
"those who think they have absolute power."
Given that these officers after assaulting people on a flimsy pretext, falsifying evidence, and using their authority for the intent of harming others are not behind bars... I would say they are correct in believing they have absolute power.
Now you know why they were so against the body cams.
@@erichertsch8860 legally they do not have what could be described as "absolute power", but they do hold what the court calls "a monopoly on violence": That is not a derogatory term but simply the legal way of saying that they are the only people that has a right to use violence under certain circumstances that exceeds the general right to defend yourself from an attacker in a proportional defensive manner. Police have a monopoly on violence in the sense that they have a right to use offencive violence in order to make people comply. But they certainly have to be reasonable, and especially US officers have a tendency to give people exactly zero seconds to understand a lawful order before the tase them (if they are amongst the lucky ones that are not getting a full magazine emptied into their body and head).
@@erichertsch8860
The only reason that they possess this "absolute power" is because we, as a society have decided that in the interest of making our own lives simpler, they should be allowed to govern themselves.
Now Trump wants to give them even more qualified immunity
Lying on a police report should be treated as Impeding an investigation like normal people, police should be charged
As an observer currently looking at this incident from outside the US, what most disturbs me is the attitude, language, and obvious disrespect shown by this large group of police towards every family member. When called for a safety check on a house, why did the police need such numbers, or even enter into any conversation with the woman in the car? Anywhere in western Europe, each of these public servants would be looking for another job.
Plenty of factors.
One is simply the job itself. You're potentially dealing with the very worst of the public in the worst possible scenarios.
No doubt that factors in the narrative during training too. Not completely unfounded, but not the entirety of the job either.
As for training itself, as I've heard others mention in the comments in previous videos, over there training lasts much longer than here. Also here, as also according to comments, there's an iq maximum limit for officers. They don't want them to be too smart or too qualified. One can speculate why that might be.
Again supposedly training puts the framework of the job as an us vs them mentality. Encouraging them to treat the citizens they are supposed to "serve and protect" in an adversarial relationship.
Just those factors in recruiting alone seems certain to attract to the job which gives one legal rights to use of force and possibly violence to enforce compliance the sort of people who should NOT be given blanket legal immunity, a badge and a gun.
Now add in outside contributing factors like bad laws, poor or crooked leadership, corruption in the job culture, financial incentives and arrest quotas, the need to extract revenue from the public for the benefits of the state and the lawmakers...
It's a wonder there are still good cops out there at all.
The wellness check clearly was dropped and forgotten the moment the officer decided to investigate the car and it's occupants. Wellness checks dont generate revenue for the city/state, but arrests for "posession" most certainly do, and busts maintain the illusion of progress on "the war on drugs", which is tied with the "war on poverty" and "the war on Terror" for unwinnable wars for the sake of political theater.
The cop makes a "bust", the city collects from the civil fines and legal penalties, another citizen gets their rights restricted without the usual public outcry, the cop looks good for being "tough on crime", the department gets to probably appeal to certain groups for financial rewards and benefits for working to stop "the drugs", the groups get to feel good about their efforts paying off, everyone wins except for the little people. And maybe the hypothetical two year that was either in danger or neglect or something, but nobody involved really was actually all that concerned about the hypothetical child anyway. Why would they? Not when they're all high fiving each other and huffing each other's farts and are convinced they are untouchable and did nothing wrong anyway.
@@thegrimharvest Don't try to save face for the piglets of policing. The "Good Cops" all left their jobs or got fired during COVID. Rarely since the beginning of 2020 have I seen or met a so called "Good Cop" in the last three years as unnecessary police violence escalates, matching the levels of lawlessness in the cities around the country. The people are getting bad, the cops are getting worse, and none of the training or mentality is going to do shit for us. We'll still get our rights violated and if we're innocent, then punishment will have been the process of court and nights in jail before charges are dropped. Cops don't have the most dangerous or hard jobs, but they sure do like to whine and complain about it as though they're such strong heralds of justice. They don't do shit to help us regular folks out until the damage has already been done.
In Europe, Policing is by consent , America’s police are the most militarised police in the world? So much for land of the free!
@@thegrimharvest Someone has had a strong dose of caffeine this morning. 😛
MMMM Everyone in the world KNOWS that the USA is the ONLY place in the world that has corrupts, soveirn citizens on there force,,, I think that you'll find that this isn't a problem that only America has, it's everywhere.
Cops are always like “ you should of just let us violate your rights, if you hadn’t exercised your constitutional rights this wouldn’t have happened”
"should of"
You might want to return to school for a bit.
It’s okay for a cop to violate our rights but don’t violate theirs, and Batman seems to be the smartest guy in the class! 😅
@@benjaminromberg2091 Nah, I'm not. I just have an allergy to people who use grammar that's below a 6th grade level.
@@Batmann_ Then turn off your monitor and go back to bed, because you're clearly socially and mentally inept if a single error somehow derails your entire thought process. What a first world problem...
@@Batmann_he quoted it to express the southern social expression of it as this was taken in Tennessee. Very common to use "should of". Odd that you cling to something so tiny, and also be wrong. 😅
The sociopathic glee with which the female officer wanted to escort the woman she had just tased to the station is disturbing.
they are all like this
Yeah and they told us 30 years ago that female cops would damn the "Male beasts" within the police depts! Women can be just as mean and sadistic as men! Especially when our police depts are being filled with unstable leftist, misfits and freaks! The same types that worked in the Nazi death camps!
@@f4Ritopeoi cry harder. Lol.
@@AKPC-0331shut up puhhc
@@AKPC-0331Honor your oath, Boot.
11:51 The cackle and rubbing her hands together like a little gremlin shows her true nature.
*F* the 2-year-old child and the wellness check. Lets lie, accuse, escalate, and use excessive force on the *FIRST* person they come into contact with for no lawful reason. I hope she has major success in the pending lawsuit.
It's already been settled, and they won some money. "Undisclosed amount," and I'm willing to bet that the city admits to no wrongdoing.
“I love when he does this” shows this is a common practice. The conduct by these officers is due to a warrior culture that has been created in this department. These officers have a preconceived notion that the public is the enemy.
Most departments have the warrior culture and view everyone as the enemy. That is taught to them routinely in academies. The academy training has undergone a 180 degree shift from serving and helping to the public is dangerous and the enemy. Officer safety is the other driving force for officer misconduct.
I want to understand how nobody sees the problem with liability of hiring an officer who was previously fired for “use of force” allegations. After just a week.
The female officers know how to get jobs done, if you know what I mean.
“Sucks to be you” woah! I would’ve imagined something like this would be said by a cop in one of the GTA games this is total madness.
Wait so they got the wrong house for the wellness check to begin with?? And then he just makes up the fact that there’s random weed smell with minors in the car?? Wow
Yah the new classic. "I smell marijuana". Because they know full well that can be justified on body cam. They are trained from day one to violate your rights.
It was the right house they just waited until everyone rights were violated to do the wellness check.
@@robinlaszlooh it was the right house? I couldn’t tell in the beginning. Gotcha
@@robinlaszlo he did send an officer to the door while he was being a pig to the mother
I had forgotten about the wellness check until I saw the "Baby on Board" sticker on the back window of the car towards the end of the video.
Enforcing victimless crimes (and policing for profit) are two of the biggest issues with law enforcement.
“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight, that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced, or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with.”
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand
That and the people they choose to hire are violent wack jobs.
If this woman is going to smoke weed, she should move to a free state where it's legal and the government can't use the smell to shoehorn you into the criminal justice system
@@TheGr3atMilenkoyou missed the part where they found no weed or any illegal substances… so true if she wanted to do those thing she should move however she wasn’t doing anything wrong because she wasn’t smoking weed.
@@TheGr3atMilenkothere was no evidence that she smoked weed. The lying pigs just made that up
Using "I smell alcohol" or "I smell MJ" as the sole probable cause to effect a search, followed by zero evidence of the same, should be treated as malfeasance by the officer who made the accusation. The public needs to be protected from those who abuse the police powers entrusted to them.
The default answer: well, check your car and your upper lip. Good day officer.
I watched a video recently where a young man was stopped they used the I smell weed searched his car and found nothing
@@Crackrocksteady In order to be able to use that subjective claim to suspend the 4th Amendment, they should be under pressure to prove it or suffer real consequences, like paying a fine to the city/county. At present, the incentive is to make the accusation regardless, because there is no down-side.
@wlan246 oh I agree there should be be consequences for making false statements they should be fined with the amount going to the victim of said accusations that caused undue hardship even if only for a sbort period of time the longer the higher the fine should be
@@Crackrocksteady That's an interesting idea, though if the money goes to the suspect/victim, I could see a cottage industry spring up selling decoy scents to people who want to trick the police into a payoff. I do agree that the longer someone is detained as the result of an unproven "odor" claim, the heftier the consequences should be.
Thank you ATA for doing such a great job on your regular analyses.
"I'm emotionally invested" should mean an immediate exit of her from interacting with the people amy further, not an excuse for her to take them in, insane she can literally state that her emotions are running high and caught up in the case and be allowed to continue working it
The cop who said she could take her in because of that should be fired too.
I agree I have watched lots of police videos and ride a long shows and remember instances of a cop being told that they are being removed from the case because they are or are becoming too emotionally invested.
She isn't just allowed to continue. She asks and gets to take the specific person she's "invested" in.
@@yonnes42 male cops are the biggest simps. They’ll do anything to get in their female cowrokers pants
It’s ridiculous that we as “citizens” can’t feel our emotions around cops like that without ending up in handcuffs and arrested for the most ridiculous reasons. She wasn’t a threat, she didn’t make threats and they were literally minding their own businesss and these corrupt cops come along and just want to make everyone’s day worse. This cop wasn’t just abusing his power but he was bully.
And they can behave however they want. It's wild.
And they couldn't care less about the two-year-old child that they were supposed to check on.
@@jonstone9741How did they choose This car, This woman? Welfare check had an address, Not a license plate. Maybe I missed that??
To be clear, I 100% agree with you.
@@jonstone9741they couldn't arrest the 2 year old, so found the nearest person...
Who made the initial call for the wellness check? Is it even legal for the cop to come up and make up a reason to search the car for no reason?? This one was so bizarre, like the cops all were just bored.
The fat old cop lied about smelling weed it's what they all do in order to violate rights.
Unfortunately the claim of "I smell Mariuana" has been accepted as probable cause even when none is found.
the cops don't disclose who make wellness checks. I made one before because I was concerned about a neighbor boy.
in TN if the cop "smells" marijuana, they have PC. Unfortunately there is no way to prove that a cop did NOT "smell something."
@@arthurcheater3359thats why she shlda stayed in her car. doors locked. windows up. no acknowledgment of the pigs whatsoever. anything they wld have done would have been illegal since there was no child in the car and they weren’t even sure of the address. FTP and ALL of their supporters
Wild how get can quite literally make it up because there's no way to prove it otherwise. No air sample taken, nothing. Just an officers word and that's all.
the only difference between a gang member and a police officer is the gang member risks going to jail if they assault you
11:50 "I'm emotionally invested, can I take her!"
This is a clear insight to the sadistic mind set of police officers . . .
Especially most female cops. I don't like very many of them. Of the many I worked with, I liked three. The rest? UGH!
She sounds like a super villain.
Tell you what’s going on right there. A bunch of guys simping after a moderately attractive female cop colleague. They will support any behavior with the hope they can hook up with her.
This is what kils me with ego. They are on a wellfare check. What happened to the child he was worried about? Could be dead i guess cause some lady stood up for herself.
They don't care
Imagine assaulting a woman and arresting half of her family because you thought you smelled weed. Ridiculous.
Black people get killed for less, no need to imagine.....
That cop didn't smell anything that was just another tool that our government has given the police state to violate our rights with immunity against their criminal behavior.
I’m sure that’s why he chose this line of work.
His wife probably left him, being fed up of all the beatings, and took the dog, so left with no women at home to beat on, he goes to work and takes it out on the public.
We just watched it 💀💀💀
The case against Miss Sherard and her children is a perfect example of why qualified immunity should be abolished. The female cop was fired but almost immediately hired by a sheriff's office in the vicinity. But she was again fired for misconduct in a case at that department. She obviously is not qualified to be in law enforcement because she couldn't control herself in either job for very long. If there was no qualified immunity she wouldn't have been hired by the sheriff's department and wouldn't have had to be held for another screw up. It is because of QI that the city has to pay enormous fines because the cops are not held responsible for their actions even though they committed the offenses.
Instead of solving real crimes, cops simply go about creating real crimes.
Think twice before you send police to do a wellness check. They might ruin or even end the life of who you were worried about.
Or they may save a life.
MAGA Land.
@@WilliamBrowningNO, if you think a child is being abused, ALWAYS call for a wellness check. Every single time.
*sip* Liberal
Glad she was fired and sued.
They should of all been fired for how they approached that
She wasn't fired for THIS altercation. And she was hired a week later by another department. And SHE wasn't sued, the COUNTY was. No money whatsoever came out of her pocket. And 8 guarantee she only got fired for pissing off a superior officer. It was something internal not for something she did on the street. Police investigate themselves and doctor up their paperwork all the time..
You better educate yourself, because you're severely misinformed about how these things happen.
@@wadewilson8011 Smh. That sucks cus this chick is vile
And hired by sheriff office one week later.
Hired by next county.
you forgot to give the 18 year old guy a grade for sticking up for his momma.. A+
I concur!
I'll give him a grade then! A+++++++
I agree and of course her 18 year old son was going to have a problem with that cop after he roughed up his mother. What else did that tyrant expect.
You can tell the "I'm a man unlike you beating up on my momma like that" comment hurt that cops feelings because the truth hurts
It makes him a man thats for sure
If there was no Mary J in the car the officer who said he smelt it lied, and should be fired.
Lawsuits are NOT enough. They need serious jail time, or this is never going to stop.
Yeah cuz they don't pay the lawsuits--we, the tax payers, do
As long as there is humans being cops it will NEVER STOP. Ever !!!
Or every time they get sued & some of the money paid out should come from the person getting sued either from their pension and paycheck
It's amazing how the police can smell and hear and see things that aren't there and by law always them to do whatever they want to you
They have certain magic words.
- I smell
- Stop resisting
Are the most common. They’ve got more, but I’m tired.
they only know how to smell mud. Oink oink
@@waefawawrgaw2835not donuts?
How do you know what they could or couldn't smell?
@@beensavage390No one can, that's the point. Something that cannot be confirmed by anything other than word-of-mouth shouldn't give the police legal grounds to escalate ANY situation.
"You see I tried, YOU SEE I TRIED!"
Who's he trying to convince?
He can't just let it go, he has to tell everyone around him what a good guy he is, looking for validation. Totally not insecure
He's a sadistic, violent, armed felon with a badge.
He was trying to get it on bodycam that it was reasonable and not excessive force or violation of 4th amendment rights. Unfortunately saying you're being reasonable in increasingly loud and frantically angry ways does not, infact, make you reasonable.
He tried and that kid was just to much for him. How could the cop handle an 18 year old asking him why he did that to his mother in such a calm manner? He had to put him back in the car because he was asking the offensive questions. *sarcasm sticker*
He is trying to convince himself of what he did because he knows he was wrong
@7:22, gotta love the captions! She's saying, "he's pulling my fu@#$!% hair" NOT "fantastic hair"!🤣🤣
Everyone is focusing on the excessive escalation, but the most important fact of this case is what everyone keeps ignoring. The fact that she was arrested in the first place without any cause whatsoever.
PETITION FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCE! HOLD LEO+s TO OUR LAWS!
I swear being a police officer is the only line of work that I know of where you can get fired for doing something dishonest or just plain wrong and the new employer will still hire you knowing that you were fired for being horrible at your job.
i think horrible should be changed to criminal.
Politicians everywhere: HOLD MY BEER!!
Because most people don't want to go into that line of work anymore. So they're scraping the bottom of the barrel and hiring the dregs.
Actually any government position. It’s amazing how fast an embezzler will get picked up by another city. Then surprised that he embezzled.
@@elizabethcompton738
Bull, it’s what they hire for. They want someone smart enough to tie their shoes but not smart enough to question authority. They want someone who will obey the chain of command yet capable of commanding authority and taking control of any situation.
11:52 this is seriously concerning. She has no business transportating anyone she has an "Emotional investment" in. Shes acting like a bully on a play ground not a law enforcement officer. This is disgusting.
Why do you think most cops became cops in the first place? 😒
She is a four foot nothing runt. Her size has played a crucial, critical, damaging role onto her psyche and she should have never, ever been allow to become a police officer or placed in any position of authority. Period. The screening process should be much, much more thorough.
The police or any peace officer should absolutely not be able to tell any citizen to shut up.
It's crazy that not only can a person get away with filing a false police report, but you can almost always guarantee the cops are going to come and instantly escalate the situation.
It's called SWATting. Anonymously call the cops. Cops think getting a call nullifies all your rights. Cops know they have preemptive exoneration, so they can freely overreact.
Got beef with someone? Anonymously call the police with the location and give them an excuse.
Any excuse. Doesn't even need to be a good one.
Cops looove Cancel Culture.
💭🦄🐲🎅👻💭+🗣📞+👮=🙊🙉🙈💫⚡🔗🤜🤛🔗⚡💫💀💀
Gamboling on a fixed certainty is theft by conversions. said the tattle sleeved gang of plenty. See "spot" s colors RUN!
fr, if I lived in that county, I'd never call the cops. Why would you call just for a gang to come and harass you "legally"?
Sounds like the whole department needs to be shutdown. No accountability. Nothing happened to the officers; that’s why nothing will change. They keep putting these violent cops back on the streets. We are not safe!
READ-READ. "FULL OF SOUND AND FURY! SIGNFYING nothing!"
The entire department of thugs needs to be under investigation, not a single one, stepped up and took any kind of de-escalation training into practice. Allowing it to happen is just as guilty in my opinion.
Damn, they got fired and sued to hell. Sad thing is, they probably still don't think they did anything wrong.
she literally said i am emotionally invested, she should have been removed from the situation as a conflict of interest.
The fact that they charged the 18 yr. man with disorderly is wild.
Well of course, he questioned their authority, can't have that now can they ?
All I seen dude do was sit in two different cars. The he got sent to the big boys jail to teach him a lesson in respect. What a jackass.
It should be an immediate win for any lawsuit that shows police purging evidence
If we the government of: and by? (buy??) (bought!) mebe-allow?
Unbelievable part is that when the low life “cops” get fired, they literally just go to a different police department. This pathetic excuse of a woman needs a mental evaluation.
Bro, did you notice that this cop completely ignored the welfare check that he was called out to do when he smelled that weed? All cops are like that btw. They could be at the scene of a school shooting and still find the time to investigate somebody because they smell like weed and after seeing Uvalde, it's pretty clear that they have tons of free time during school shootings...
He didn't smell anything
Mf didn't smell shit. He saw his chance to go on a violent narcicisstic power trip and he and his comrades joined.
Don’t tell Brandon Tatum that. He will defend the Uvalde cops no matter what.
@@kaystephan2610 Consider using heavy aromatization equipment triggered by voice or button every time a cop attempts to stop you. If they fail to smell it, they fail to smell contraband
@@gabrote42yeah no that’s easy obstruction of justice
I watched the of that guy leaving the hospital getting arrested too and it's downright evil how much that female officer enjoys inflicting pain on others. She needs to be locked away.
The 911 caller also gets an F and should be held accountable
Unfortunately I have yet to see anyone get in trouble for false police reports🤬especially with all the 1st amendment auditors out there people that call the cops on them I notice they lie on them all the time and nothing is ever done!
@pure_blood1, you're funny. My ex friend got arrested for filing a false police report. I also seen a news story on someone who got arrested for misusing 911.
@@pure_blood1it happens alllll the time. However, we have zero context as to why the (most likely) baby daddy called in a wellness check but it would be hard to prove a parent worrying about their 2 year old child was lying or making the call to spite their childs mother
911 operators should be smarter. There's a lot of calls that they put in for police responses that don't require any. So essentially, you'd think they would hire people who have a little bit of education. Cops showing up at the wrong house, arresting the wrong people, causing lawsuits. Idk--just a few examples.
They never said it was a 911 call. I called the non emergency line for a well child check when I was worried my ex had left my 9 year old home alone babysitting multiple infants without her agreeing to babysit. They stopped by and found her older brother and sister was home and everyone was safe. That was a safe and legal use of well child check.
Love that young man's comment, "Im 18, I'm a man unlike you."
Best part of the video. Good kid.
I've rarely felt emotions this strong when viewing your content. I was so proud of the 18 year old. He said he was a man, unlike the officer, who seemed to enjoy the use of violence against a female.
Have you seen the episode where the cops tased and killed a guy's dog for no reason?
The cop got INSTANTLY angry as soon as the kid gave him the tiniest bit of attitude. Cops have ZERO patience. They're LITERALLY trained to be paranoid and have a hair-trigger, and people wonder why cops are so violent (and that's not including the fact that most people who become cops are evil to being with and specifically became cops in the hopes of getting a chance to hurt people). 😒
@@delawarehistory1675That was a hard one to watch. Heartbreaking.
That kid was awesome.
All of those cops were on ego trips.
@@delawarehistory1675 it was a service dog too!! and the guy was homeless!! It was a hard watch. really feel for the guy :(
i couldn't help but laugh a bit at her son standin on business like that, He said "I'm 18 and I'm a man, unlike you, hitting on my mother like that" Love to see it
He fr cooked with that one. That's why the old head cop charged him with "disorderly conduct" cause he knew the son was right.
@@donlalo2002pigs ego got hurt.
While I'm not one of those "all cops are pig tyrants" types I do firm believe once someone is fired from law enforcement they should be barred from ever working in law enforcement again.