Agreed! He is all upset because the public prepared report was released to the public before the Phoenix Police Department had a chance to redact the pages of the report. Yes, hiding public information from the public! Does anymore need to be said?
@@CharlesShannon-wf8tgCONGRESS IS THE PROBLEM. Police unions are regulated by the Fed. Want to end municipal insurance indemnity of officers? CHANGE THE LAW.
Well it IS revoked if you can prove they were aware of that particular amendment. This is why you may hear some 1st amendment auditors asking, "do you know the five elements of the first amendment" and then they go on to recite them along with the police officer. This is so they cant claim ignorance. Its not like we can, ever....I know its not what youre asking for but its something!
@@Willjrockstar there oath of office should prove that they are required to know civil rights. So, the if you can prove they know it is mute, they should already know it.
agreed, but even when the acting chief speaks he says it is just a few out of many who are 'the bad guys'. The reports itself is soft on a dept this corrupt. I really thought indictments and charges would come out from this, what I see is more we have investigated ourselves, and while we suck nothing will really change.
They can be let go in one county and get another hob in another station. They need thier license I think k it is called so they can not just move on to another place.
There should be a public investigative " external affairs " investigating all use of force and questionable arrests answering to the federal AG , FBI and judges.
Why do we even need a court system if people are allowed to "investigate themselves"? No need to prosecute me, Mr DA; my friends and family have already conducted an internal investigation and cleared me of any wrongdoing.
@@ianbattles7290 Damn , I would love to se the look on a judges face if everybody made that claim in front of him or her that just throw it out we investigated ourselvs and we're not guilty , cops are lying per the court system allowing it
Police were formed way back for the purpose of keeping minorites in line. But saying that there still is a major problem in the black community, fatherless homes!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Union REGULATIONS are the problem. Republicans have blocked ALL police reform for TWO DECADES. The last reform? That's Patriot Act 1 and 2: both need to be repealed.
Never has there been a time where so many police departments have fought so viciously for the right to call themselves the worst departments in America. But this department has worked extremely hard to earn this position. 1st amendment auditors have reported this behavior for many years!!! Training doesn’t stop narcissistic, mentally unstable criminals with badges.
Just when you see an example of the stupidity and incompetence of an officer and think it couldn't get worse, another officer comes along and demonstrates that the bar can be set even lower.
They have been doing this since the Miranda decision for decades. And they’re not about to stop now no matter what their fake policy says. Be sure to record them at all times. Evidence is the best protection.
How has it changed the way policing is done in the states that have gotten rid of it? Ill tell you, it hasnt changed a damn thing. They still violate people's rights, and rarely held accountable . The taxpayers still foot the bill when they get the department sued
Silent apples are also bad apples. Also think of it like this, which is really worse the priest that molestes children or the Cardinal that knows about it and then reassigns them to some other place to avoid exposure and public scrutiny for it to then happen again elsewhere. Those not physically doing the harm are often as guilty and more guilty than those that are doing it themselves.
Ever see the movie Serpico? Officers trying to hold other officers accountable is dangerous to their health. The bad severely outnumber the good unfortunately.
Oh Please. Everyone knows they've been out of control for decades. Here's an idea.... How about holding them accountable instead of rewarding them for their crimes, rąclsm & corruption? Crazy huh?
The police department is upset because they weren't allowed to edit the report and show the department in a more favorable light, if the "good officers" were doing their jobs correctly they would regin in the bad apple's, if they witnesses and allow bad behavior they are just as much a part of the problem
This is what happens when law enforcement agencies are not routinely audited by independent agencies. The DOJ should not be the only objective agency that investigates police misconduct.
@@andykrueger7564 Most notably the prosecutors. QI for example does not extend to criminal conduct. That is the DA and the DA alone who decides not to prosecute criminal conduct.
Every police department in the US does this to some extent because our government allows it with qualified immunity. Some are just a lot worse than others. Cities in Arizona, Illinois, New Mexico, Florida, and Virginia are the worst.
I am so very glad that the public, who pay for EVERYTHING, were shown detailed examples. When is the DOJ going to demand that DAs charge officers for filing a fake police report.
Not even on the top 20 list of dangerous jobs. The man or woman in the cherry picking bucket on the corner working on the cable line is 100 times more likely to be injured on the job than a police officer
I can't imagine the number of citizens that were victimized by this police department over the course of many years. And it's not only the police department but the judges and the prosecutors that were participants in this culture.
No they don't have the toughest job they are people that should never have a gun and badge but the are great at violating rights and raising revenue that's their real job.
I’ll said four years like anyone who goes to college. Most tyrants make about 75k. With only six month of training. I’m a teacher and make less than them with four year of college and still they walk all over our civil rights.
An a/c tec, has to do a couple year. Before getting the job.cops need that too. 6 week of training. To become a cop. A hair styles does 6 months. Do you see , what i'm saying.🪖🇺🇲
@@charlesquintana8540 if you are in a construction union.... it's 5 years with 100% of elements passed to become a journeyman. Cops: 6 months with two years of "probation." It's a joke.
Keep in mind that with the IQ hiring threshold most of the people they hire to be cops couldn't pass the most basic college entrance exam. That means that even if they went through the two year you are suggesting they likely couldn't learn or retain the information. They would also likely wash out before completing it. In theory this is a defect that should be corrected. In practice this is the way those with the power want it.
They knew. They didn't need this report to tell them what they already knew. I doubt telling people what they already knew is going to have a changing effect on this.
Most Mayor's are behind everything. They tell the police to get rid of the homeless and they do it anyway they can. They need a place to go and compassionate people helping plan and help these poor people. Remember some of these could be your loved ones. Most people live pay check to pay check and are very close to being homeless too. They need more affordable housing, medical or mental health care and compassion. Less violence aimed at them.
The one recurring theme was that police can't police the police. I'm frightened by the GOP wanting to expand police power to include federal border without systemic change. Most people assume that police don't tell the truth.
The response from PPD spokesperson was the correct mix of righteous indignation and pearl clutching. Great performance. We suppose the hundreds upon hundreds of hours of PPD body and dash camera footage FOIA released to local and national news outlets, cop watchers, and police reform activists doesn't suggest the findings by the DoJ were not already well known? That yes, we acknowledge officers of the highest integrity and knowledge who follow the departmental policies, local-state-federal laws, and report their colleagues (sometimes with repercussions) in spite of the prevailing attitudes with coworkers and superiors? Not only PPD but the city and states repeated attempts to criminalize homelessness, to "other" those who are poor and/or homeless to dehumanize them with the attitude "they brought it on themselves" and "they are sub-human". That a simple subscription to any of the many court apps doesn't reveal the millions of dollars the tax base has had to absorb in civil damages? The number of officers and PPD officials who have been investigated internally that ended with no wrongdoing assessments even where strong evidence judged during civil suits indicates otherwise? The number of appeals attempts by the PPD attorneys (again paid for by the tax base) ended with officer qualified immunity being stripped? So please Mr. Outraged spokesperson, spare everyone the performance art.
Any police department that is opposed to anyone with a camera filming them, has a real problem with gaining any kind of trust from the public. If they are afraid of a camera, they need to be in another line of work!
The bald guy throwing a fit cuz the DOJ put the info out, trying to be transparent. He's mad that they weren't able to redact and cover up all the criminal behavior these "brave, heroic " badged thugs commit daily on the taxpayers dime.
It takes an investigation to find out cops escalate, rather than de-escalate? Or abuse their authority? Or break laws? That's every police department in America. That's the culture of American policing, top to bottom.
Im sure the Phoenix PD is going to accept responsability and make changes to training and hiring. JK. We know nothing will be done and they will make excuses and claim that beating an unarmed homeless person is somehow heroic. ACAB, they prove it everyday.
Yes, the Phoenix Police Department is all upset. Because the DOJ released a public prepared report without the Phoenix Police Department be able to redact the public report before the report was released to the public. At least that what it seems to be too me when the PLEA official was speaking.
It shouldn't take two years to investigate something like this . And if the DOJ was worth it's salt , they would be investigating police more around the country . There are too many cops violating citizens' rights . And the problem is that they are basic rights that every one of them should be taught before they're allowed to police the public . And they keep doing it over and over .
Agree on investigating other departments. As for time, I can see it taking this long because we know they were stonewalled, led down rabbit holes, denied access to information, and had to make sure every t was crossed and i dotted because anything they published and recommended would be held to 1000X more scrutiny than even the most lawless cop.
@@drointhewind480 YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW THE REAL WORLD WORKS. OPEN YOUR EYES. VOTE BLUE IF YOU WANT THIS TO CHANGE. THE GOP WANTS TO GET RID OF THE DOJ...THINK ABOUT THAT. THE GOP WANTS POLICE TO CONTROL ALL OF US. djt WANTS TO USE MILITARY AS POLICE. THINK OF THAT!
Not true. QI keeps cops from being held liable in civil lawsuits. It does not protect them from criminal charges. The problem there is that cops are hardly ever charged for their crimes, even when they are glaringly obvious and caught on camera. They aren't charged with their crimes because of the Thin Blue Line, which also includes prosecutors that refuse to change them. Yes, QI has got to go so individual cops can be held financially liable for their crimes, but what really needs to happen is for cops to be arrested and charged for their crimes, which again, hardly ever happens. Almost never, when you consider how many crimes cops commit, and how often we see these obvious crimes right on their bodycams, but no one will charge them for those crimes, not their fellow cops, not the DA office.
If Qualified Immunity was ABOLISHED and tyrant cops had to be accountable for their unlawful actions. Taxpayers should NOT have to pay for cops crimes. Lawsuits should come out of cops pockets, pensions & property.
The people in charge for the years before the report should be prosecuted for not doing the job they were employed and the union should be dismantled if you have good cops you shouldn't need the support of a union
Always record government interactions. I have a dash and body cam of my own. That's my indisputable truth telling guardian angel. I buy that new religion. Be human!
The Union's response is absolutely outrageous! Police Departments in Arizona are acting like it's the wild wild west with no laws or accountability. The Chief and the Union had had 3 years interacting with the DOJ and they're are acting like they have no idea what's in the report! Incompetence!
that really surprises me. They took an oath with their hands up, swearing to the constitution of this country but yet they act like they don’t even know what it is or what it means. And we, the people have to pay for their bad behavior that’s what it is.
The union is guy is more upset that the public is being told the details rather than the corruption and lawlessness in the department.
Exactly. Transparency is dangerous to corruption.
Agreed!
He is all upset because the public prepared report was released to the public before the Phoenix Police Department had a chance to redact the pages of the report.
Yes, hiding public information from the public!
Does anymore need to be said?
he doesnt see it as problem. he sees it as the job.
Police unions,Are the Problem😂
@@CharlesShannon-wf8tgCONGRESS IS THE PROBLEM. Police unions are regulated by the Fed. Want to end municipal insurance indemnity of officers? CHANGE THE LAW.
This is why qualified immunity needs to be revoked.
Or at least have personal insurance and if they are uninsurable they can never work for the police again.
Accountability and transparency is the only way forward
Well it IS revoked if you can prove they were aware of that particular amendment. This is why you may hear some 1st amendment auditors asking, "do you know the five elements of the first amendment" and then they go on to recite them along with the police officer. This is so they cant claim ignorance. Its not like we can, ever....I know its not what youre asking for but its something!
Agree
@@Willjrockstar there oath of office should prove that they are required to know civil rights. So, the if you can prove they know it is mute, they should already know it.
Eliminate qualified immunity.... Make individual police accountable and enforced.
Go to your city and make the change there.
Agree
@@imbalancedstatus8824the majority of city officials are scared of the police unions.
They have completely taken over the un justice system.
Three years for the DOJ to discover what people have been saying for more than 5 years , what geniuses ! Typical SS
Unfortunately, the ones who have the power to eliminate QI are also protected by it.
This decade’s old issues is not only a Phoenix problem, it’s nation wide. Others should take notice.
Indeed
agreed, but even when the acting chief speaks he says it is just a few out of many who are 'the bad guys'. The reports itself is soft on a dept this corrupt. I really thought indictments and charges would come out from this, what I see is more we have investigated ourselves, and while we suck nothing will really change.
Agree
exactly. its also a problem at the fed level as well.
That it is.. but, Arizona is one of the states that has the most reports….
It sounds like there is plenty of probable cause to arrest and charge a lot of police officers. Too bad the Sheriff's department won't do their job.
The sheriff's department's part of the problem too.
You mean the same sheriff’s department where Joe Arpaio ran amok for 25 years? Yeah, I wouldn’t expect much integrity from them.
And it’s been going on for decades and all of command staff knows it’s been going on….. the thin blue line always protects itself
by the time ALL the lawsuits were settled (long after he was voted out of office) Joe Arpiao cost Maricopa County taxpayers 314 million dollars.
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Picking on the homeless is disgusting
They're cowards picking on people that they know can't fight them in court.
Yup, a society should always be judged by how it treats its lowliest.
Agree
For real!
@@Jeremy-ul3ityou can think the supreme court
Tired of having cops fired so they can just go get a job elsewhere. I want criminal charges and let them play out.
They can be let go in one county and get another hob in another station. They need thier license I think k it is called so they can not just move on to another place.
Need to be put on the Brady List, not hired in a town nearby.
The corruption starts at the top. Ending qualified immunity
Eliminate Qualified Immunity and Internal Affairs. No one should ever be able to investigate themselves.
A civil review panel that excludes any present or former law enforcement or corrections.
There should be a public investigative " external affairs " investigating all use of force and questionable arrests answering to the federal AG , FBI and judges.
When I investigate myself it's called masturbation.
Why do we even need a court system if people are allowed to "investigate themselves"? No need to prosecute me, Mr DA; my friends and family have already conducted an internal investigation and cleared me of any wrongdoing.
@@ianbattles7290 Damn , I would love to se the look on a judges face if everybody made that claim in front of him or her that just throw it out we investigated ourselvs and we're not guilty , cops are lying per the court system allowing it
Gestapo policing in America is the new normal.
It's the old normal also. America has never reckoned with police abuse.
Agree
Police were formed way back for the purpose of keeping minorites in line. But saying that there still is a major problem in the black community, fatherless homes!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's not new, it's always been this way towards people of color. Learn it's sick history. Jim Crow laws.
Fully Funded, no questions asked, by... the same people who call cops gestapo.
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We need massive police reform nationwide.
Expose the corruption..
The union is the problem not solution
Union REGULATIONS are the problem. Republicans have blocked ALL police reform for TWO DECADES. The last reform? That's Patriot Act 1 and 2: both need to be repealed.
Damn commies!
Never has there been a time where so many police departments have fought so viciously for the right to call themselves the worst departments in America. But this department has worked extremely hard to earn this position. 1st amendment auditors have reported this behavior for many years!!! Training doesn’t stop narcissistic, mentally unstable criminals with badges.
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Just when you see an example of the stupidity and incompetence of an officer and think it couldn't get worse, another officer comes along and demonstrates that the bar can be set even lower.
They have been doing this since the Miranda decision for decades. And they’re not about to stop now no matter what their fake policy says. Be sure to record them at all times. Evidence is the best protection.
Yup. Cameras are dangerous to them.
qualified immunity should not be allowed for police abuse.
Abolish qualified immunity nationwide!!
Agree
How has it changed the way policing is done in the states that have gotten rid of it? Ill tell you, it hasnt changed a damn thing. They still violate people's rights, and rarely held accountable . The taxpayers still foot the bill when they get the department sued
If this is so retrict, then all the supposed good cops needs to stand up as well against tyranny. Your silence makes you just as guilty.
Good cop? Wtf is that?
Its like looking for a good nazi or slavemaster
Silent apples are also bad apples. Also think of it like this, which is really worse the priest that molestes children or the Cardinal that knows about it and then reassigns them to some other place to avoid exposure and public scrutiny for it to then happen again elsewhere. Those not physically doing the harm are often as guilty and more guilty than those that are doing it themselves.
Good cops are scared. Or they just get corrupted with the system because they're scared to step up.
Ever see the movie Serpico? Officers trying to hold other officers accountable is dangerous to their health. The bad severely outnumber the good unfortunately.
They're simply are no good cops. The ones that stand around and watch these atrocities happen are just as bad.
Oh Please. Everyone knows they've been out of control for decades. Here's an idea.... How about holding them accountable instead of rewarding them for their crimes, rąclsm & corruption? Crazy huh?
Thank you, DoJ ❤
The police department is upset because they weren't allowed to edit the report and show the department in a more favorable light, if the "good officers" were doing their jobs correctly they would regin in the bad apple's, if they witnesses and allow bad behavior they are just as much a part of the problem
No such thing as a good cop. If they existed, bad cops wouldn’t.
Remove Qualified Immunity. That will solve EVERYTHING!!!!
Police Officers DO NOT have a difficult Job.. They make it difficult.. that is very different.
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You are 100% correct.
IT'S CALLED "JOB SECURITY"!!!
It is more difficult for egotistical, self-important, self-entitled, obtuse and depraved sociopaths in the blue line thug gang.
This is what happens when law enforcement agencies are not routinely audited by independent agencies. The DOJ should not be the only objective agency that investigates police misconduct.
You're missing the entire thing they couldn't get away with this at the politicians didn't allow it
@@andykrueger7564 Most notably the prosecutors. QI for example does not extend to criminal conduct. That is the DA and the DA alone who decides not to prosecute criminal conduct.
No more qualified immunity these corrupt cops
Every police department in America is in the same boat.
Simply A
EVIL DEPARTMENT
Their government enforcers that enforce the biddings of the government
Agree
I’ve heard of spiteful cops pepper spraying homeless’ sleeping bags and tents. Ruining them.
“They can’t hide behind the badge” They do all the time, it’s Qualified Immunity.
Every Cop on Every force in the Country abuses their Power.
Corruption starts at the top with the police chief.
Every police department in the US does this to some extent because our government allows it with qualified immunity.
Some are just a lot worse than others.
Cities in Arizona, Illinois, New Mexico, Florida, and Virginia are the worst.
Names, indictments...please. No more "talking-heads"
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This is how they earned the moniker "pigs".
DOJ: Phoenix police violated civil rights. So does every police department in the country. WTF?
We need the DOJ in Lake Havasu City!!! Please investigate.
100%...!
The whole country
Absolutely
Ha, getting them to do their job here took a dozen years of complaints and audits. It's easier to pull teeth
I am so very glad that the public, who pay for EVERYTHING, were shown detailed examples.
When is the DOJ going to demand that DAs charge officers for filing a fake police report.
They won’t do anyth8ng, maybe paid suspicion or 10 hours tra8ning they are all in the same gang
Criminals investigating criminals
Exactly and they are the only group aloud to do it.
And find no wrong doing. 🙄
Oh no! The cops don't like transparency??? Go figure.
When they going to jail for breaking the law !!!
No accountability is the problem
They're the enforcers for the ones that make the laws they're only going to go to prison when the public out cries too much
@@andykrueger7564 Or they get caught with their hands in the mafia's, I mean departments, cookie jar.
Defund their department!!
The Chief immediately trying to play it off like it's nothing tells you exactly why this is such a problem across the country.
"They've already taken steps."
LIES, NOTHING BUT LIES.!!!
PPD deserves every second of DOJ oversight and Flagstaff Police need the same oversight for the same reasons.
I agree
If they were serious they’d be embarrassed
Now tell us something that we didn't know!😢 End qualified Immunity!!!
No, cops do not have difficult jobs. They have safe and cushy jobs. They literally pick and choose what they want to do.
Not even on the top 20 list of dangerous jobs. The man or woman in the cherry picking bucket on the corner working on the cable line is 100 times more likely to be injured on the job than a police officer
I guess its pretty hard riding around all day smelling your farts.
Exactly
The Amaz** or food delivery guy has a more dangerous job. The delivery guy somehow finds the correct address. Cops keep breaking into the wrong house.
@@mitchelliwilliams2414 everyone likes their own brand 😂
I can't imagine the number of citizens that were victimized by this police department over the course of many years. And it's not only the police department but the judges and the prosecutors that were participants in this culture.
Screw the police union who shield cops from accountability!
No they don't have the toughest job they are people that should never have a gun and badge but the are great at violating rights and raising revenue that's their real job.
Time to start listening to the people in how to deal with bad policing.
Simple solution . Make the police academy a TWO YEAR training program. Focus on civil rights and not just how to hurt people.
I’ll said four years like anyone who goes to college. Most tyrants make about 75k. With only six month of training. I’m a teacher and make less than them with four year of college and still they walk all over our civil rights.
An a/c tec, has to do a couple year. Before getting the job.cops need that too. 6 week of training. To become a cop. A hair styles does 6 months. Do you see , what i'm saying.🪖🇺🇲
Always remember they couldn't do this if the politicians didn't allow it
@@charlesquintana8540 if you are in a construction union.... it's 5 years with 100% of elements passed to become a journeyman. Cops: 6 months with two years of "probation." It's a joke.
Keep in mind that with the IQ hiring threshold most of the people they hire to be cops couldn't pass the most basic college entrance exam. That means that even if they went through the two year you are suggesting they likely couldn't learn or retain the information. They would also likely wash out before completing it. In theory this is a defect that should be corrected. In practice this is the way those with the power want it.
I wonder how the Chief and Mayor feel this morning. I'm guessing they will double down on their bad behavior.
Those at the top in the blue should all go to prison!!!
Why are they as surprised? People have been saying this for decades! And it’s not just that police department! It’s happening all over the country!
So the police, get green light to keep violating, WE THE PEOPLE😂
The majority of officers violate people's civil rights! They know it be a cold day in hell before they are caught smh. In rhis case it was a cold day.
They knew. They didn't need this report to tell them what they already knew. I doubt telling people what they already knew is going to have a changing effect on this.
Even when they're caught they hardly ever face criminal charges, like they should be. Cops are the real sovereign citizens.
This isn't just Phoenix, it's every city, town & village in America.
Do your job and u won't have to worry treat people right
580,000 homeless people in the US is not something to be proud of.
The mayor and other city officials need to clean house. Arrests need to happen.
Most Mayor's are behind everything. They tell the police to get rid of the homeless and they do it anyway they can.
They need a place to go and compassionate people helping plan and help these poor people. Remember some of these could be your loved ones. Most people live pay check to pay check and are very close to being homeless too.
They need more affordable housing, medical or mental health care and compassion. Less violence aimed at them.
The one recurring theme was that police can't police the police. I'm frightened by the GOP wanting to expand police power to include federal border without systemic change. Most people assume that police don't tell the truth.
GOP who do you think is in charge right now it's the government you fool not your political hero that's the "good guy"
The response from PPD spokesperson was the correct mix of righteous indignation and pearl clutching. Great performance. We suppose the hundreds upon hundreds of hours of PPD body and dash camera footage FOIA released to local and national news outlets, cop watchers, and police reform activists doesn't suggest the findings by the DoJ were not already well known? That yes, we acknowledge officers of the highest integrity and knowledge who follow the departmental policies, local-state-federal laws, and report their colleagues (sometimes with repercussions) in spite of the prevailing attitudes with coworkers and superiors? Not only PPD but the city and states repeated attempts to criminalize homelessness, to "other" those who are poor and/or homeless to dehumanize them with the attitude "they brought it on themselves" and "they are sub-human". That a simple subscription to any of the many court apps doesn't reveal the millions of dollars the tax base has had to absorb in civil damages? The number of officers and PPD officials who have been investigated internally that ended with no wrongdoing assessments even where strong evidence judged during civil suits indicates otherwise? The number of appeals attempts by the PPD attorneys (again paid for by the tax base) ended with officer qualified immunity being stripped? So please Mr. Outraged spokesperson, spare everyone the performance art.
Union leader is pissed that they didn't have a chance to work out the spin before the public heard the report.
Any police department that is opposed to anyone with a camera filming them, has a real problem with gaining any kind of trust from the public. If they are afraid of a camera, they need to be in another line of work!
The bald guy throwing a fit cuz the DOJ put the info out, trying to be transparent. He's mad that they weren't able to redact and cover up all the criminal behavior these "brave, heroic " badged thugs commit daily on the taxpayers dime.
Now it's time to investigate the rest of the police departments throughout the U.S. because this is a NATIONWIDE PROBLEM.
Lawsuits is all I see coming!
2:49 BOO-HOO the public gets to read all the bad things that you have done. Before you could spin it. 👍
Thanks to D.D. ! That's why he used his 1st amendment, tyrants everywhere in Phoenix. Direct D you rock 😎
Why has the government not filed charges against the city? These "officers" have violated federal law, charge them!
They're all government...
Is that police union rep serious cops can never admit they're wrong
It takes an investigation to find out cops escalate, rather than de-escalate? Or abuse their authority? Or break laws? That's every police department in America. That's the culture of American policing, top to bottom.
Im sure the Phoenix PD is going to accept responsability and make changes to training and hiring. JK. We know nothing will be done and they will make excuses and claim that beating an unarmed homeless person is somehow heroic. ACAB, they prove it everyday.
Yes, the Phoenix Police Department is all upset. Because the DOJ released a public prepared report without the Phoenix Police Department be able to redact the public report before the report was released to the public.
At least that what it seems to be too me when the PLEA official was speaking.
Phoenix PD is dirty and have been dirty for over 20 years. Harassment, assault, rape, and executions run rampant within that department.
It shouldn't take two years to investigate something like this . And if the DOJ was worth it's salt , they would be investigating police more around the country . There are too many cops violating citizens' rights . And the problem is that they are basic rights that every one of them should be taught before they're allowed to police the public . And they keep doing it over and over .
Funny DOJ is part of the system their finding but not a damn thing’s will be done to correct the problem 😮
Agree on investigating other departments. As for time, I can see it taking this long because we know they were stonewalled, led down rabbit holes, denied access to information, and had to make sure every t was crossed and i dotted because anything they published and recommended would be held to 1000X more scrutiny than even the most lawless cop.
@@hdlc4635 Yeah but the DOJ is the boss right? They should have access already wtf
@drointhewind480 DOJ is only boss of federal law enforcement agencies. State and local agencies act on their own with no oversight.
@@drointhewind480 YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW THE REAL WORLD WORKS. OPEN YOUR EYES.
VOTE BLUE IF YOU WANT THIS TO CHANGE. THE GOP WANTS TO GET RID OF THE DOJ...THINK ABOUT THAT. THE GOP WANTS POLICE TO CONTROL ALL OF US. djt WANTS TO USE MILITARY AS POLICE. THINK OF THAT!
Phoenix p0lice should be held accountable. QUALIFIED IMMUNITY must go.
And people also need to learn we the people have the right to resist an unlawful arrest against tyrants in this nation
With out QUALIFIED IMMUNITY... those trash COPS would be in jail...
QI is a protection from civil liability. It is DAs that refuse to charge and prosecute that protects cops that break the law.
Nope. DAs not charging them is what keeps them out of jail. The states without QI, haven't gotten better.
Not true. QI keeps cops from being held liable in civil lawsuits. It does not protect them from criminal charges. The problem there is that cops are hardly ever charged for their crimes, even when they are glaringly obvious and caught on camera. They aren't charged with their crimes because of the Thin Blue Line, which also includes prosecutors that refuse to change them.
Yes, QI has got to go so individual cops can be held financially liable for their crimes, but what really needs to happen is for cops to be arrested and charged for their crimes, which again, hardly ever happens. Almost never, when you consider how many crimes cops commit, and how often we see these obvious crimes right on their bodycams, but no one will charge them for those crimes, not their fellow cops, not the DA office.
The DOJ should replace every high ranking officer starting with the Chief and going from there.
If Qualified Immunity was ABOLISHED and tyrant cops had to be accountable for their unlawful actions. Taxpayers should NOT have to pay for cops crimes. Lawsuits should come out of cops pockets, pensions & property.
It’s nation wide and in every sector
The people in charge for the years before the report should be prosecuted for not doing the job they were employed and the union should be dismantled if you have good cops you shouldn't need the support of a union
Always record government interactions. I have a dash and body cam of my own. That's my indisputable truth telling guardian angel. I buy that new religion. Be human!
Not just Phoenix.....🤷🏾♂️ And whats sad is that NOTHING will be done or change....
Hard to believe Phoenix cops sound like 1963 Birmingham Alabama cops.
Birmingham is a progressive mecca compared to Phoenix.
@@conradocorrales not 1963 all white racist cops.
NOT HARD TO BELIEVE....IT'S HAPPENING EVERYWHERE.
@@conradocorrales not in 1963.
Supervisors must hold their folks accountable.
Abusing children to breed fear is the whole point. Obey! Do as we tell you, legal or not, or you will pay for that!
Its amazing how they act like "wow, breaking story!! Police violate right!!"...really?"
Exactly! Activists have been calling them out for years.
Title 18 U.S.C. Section 1951
Hobbs Act
RICO ACT
Those Federal Crimes and Felonies each personnel has committed.
Title 18 U.S.C. Section 242
Title 18 U.S.C. Section 241
Fourth Amendment, Fifth Amendment, Sixth Amendment, Seventh Amendment, Eighth Amendment, Nineth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment.
Did they receive any of the bad training by the bad officers that traveled around teaching their bad cop tactics?
remove all police immunity!
Where are the federal criminal charges for deprivation of rights under color of law???
What this report will never show, is the amount of cops that drink and drive drunk, get pulled over and then let go because they have a badge
The Union's response is absolutely outrageous! Police Departments in Arizona are acting like it's the wild wild west with no laws or accountability. The Chief and the Union had had 3 years interacting with the DOJ and they're are acting like they have no idea what's in the report! Incompetence!
that really surprises me. They took an oath with their hands up, swearing to the constitution of this country but yet they act like they don’t even know what it is or what it means. And we, the people have to pay for their bad behavior that’s what it is.
No qualified immunity would fix this all anyone welcomed to challenge this ... go ahead
Now it makes sense why the mayor attempted to ban the lawful possession of firearms in the city limits.
Real simple. Penalize And fine their pensions not the tax payers