I'm in New England, and I wear shorts all year round. However, if I know I'm going to be outside in the frigid temperatures, I will wear pants. I have been known to shovel or snow blow snow, in shorts, just ask my wife for proof. Haha
I was once willing to give my life for what I believed this country stood for. Now I would give my life to protect my family from what this country has become.
I was denied entry to the marines at 17 didn’t know what to do with my life and fell in love With Life. I’ll happily protect our community from the government I’ve already many lbs of
The difference when they actually serve the public? Rather than commit excessive force, police brutality, and crime to the point people could have a right to self defense.
"Fired from the department" means he's just going to get a job in the next county. If a police officer is fired for misconduct they should be barred from being hired at ANY police department, ANYWHERE in these states and territories.
Yep. I'd say it should be like a lawyer getting disbarred or a doctor being stripped of their license. And after being fired they should nail the ex cop with all the appropriate criminal charges. They can pay for a lawyer out of their own pocket.
Way better than this channel that's missing major details. The guy in the first clip is suing the cops, but now the department is suing him back. Claiming defemation of character.
Shouldn't have called the cop stupid then he wouldn't have to stay an hour ass bared on the sidewalk.. Just pissed him off... And frankly he looked smashed
I only hope the police dept had to pay this man dearly. I have a real soft spot and try to help anyone that has a true disability. This just goes right thru me. The cops should have helped the man instead they act like real POS.
Apparently Adolf Hitler liked wearing lederhosen in the winter; boasting on August 12, 1942, how "having to change into long trousers was always a misery to me. Even with a temperature of 10 below zero, I used to go about in lederhosen. The feeling of freedom they give you is wonderful. Abandoning my shorts was one of the biggest sacrifices I had to make… Anything up to five degrees below zero I don't even notice. Quite a number of young people of today already wear shorts all the year round; it is just a question of habit. In the future, I shall have an SS Highland Brigade in lederhosen." Make of that what you will...
Well at the end you can see the officer is obviously a little fat. “I wear shorts in below 30” yeah well you’ve also got a little extra donut on your bones buddy
This is why you remember the words: "am I being detained or am I free to go? I will not be answering any more questions without a legal representative. Please call your supervisor"
In Canada they come late at night, then dial a magic number where another cop pretending to be a lawyer gives you 'advice' that is advantageous to the cops. Canadian cops are among the worst criminals in the country, and most corrupt cops in nearly all of the Americas. They are a stain on the entire history of the nation.
Seeing the disabled man call the police was heartbreaking ...he couldn't believe the people harassing him were police, he had faith that the REAL police would come and help defend him, as police should.
No he was an expert at driving police mad he had even trained his son to. And the man ran into his house so he looked guilty. Also later The policeman had dropped something in the house. and the kid used the law to not let them get their thing.
That first officer is dangerous and I’m not being dramatic. From the very start of the interaction, he is being condescending, lying, and very obviously trying to rile up the young man. He craves discourse because he wants to abuse his “power”. The driver was calm, cooperative and respectful but the officer was posturing and looking for conflict. I’m so tired of this entire institution.
Ehh I wouldn't go that far.. Just like any industry you have people that abuse their power.. I wouldn't close all hospitals because a few physicians are practicing malpractice.. They just need to be held more accountable for their actions.. Keep cops because there are millions of stories where they actually do good deeds and save lives
@@pierrewillfulhuman nature is to abuse power i agree but the nature of the job and type of people it attracts 100% causes it be a more common occurrence for the pigs
I thought the same thing. She can strike this video down too if she finds out about it, I'd hate to have my face on a video with 2.2 million views talking about corrupt cops when I'm not even in it.
the thumbnail isn't even real. the girl they used isn't a cop, they just photoshopped a cop's uniform on a girl from another cop interaction video in which she gets arrested for trying to stop the police from towing her boyfriend's car from in front of their own house. Search for something like "Young Stubborn Girl Talks Herself Into Arrest" and you'll see it's the same exact girl.
It is so saddening to see such a lack of human empathy. Seeing him try to call the police to help proved just how unrecognizable those three uniformed men were as "peace officers". Absolutely outrageous.
It's extremely common and 911 will do NOTHING. They don't correct cops. Cops are blindly followed as the gospel truth until a lawyer comes after them. Dirty cops still have way too many protection to terrorized disabled people....the union...the blue wall of silence....paid keave...early retirement or hop over to a new police force with no consequences for actions. It's disgusting.
Some places in Colorado have teams that go out to interact with mentally ill or disabled people and they don't have firearms. They go out first then call the police if they're needed.
Poor fella didn't even realize they were police. thought they were security. Abhorrent behaviour by those officers and good to hear this "Skeens" was charged.
He says: "You're not the police, you're security!". Mostly because he doesn't believe the police would ever act that way. Now, he knows better. Pigs are evil, they love to hurt the disabled, elderly, and children. You've not seen the worst they can do yet. There is not one good cop in this entire country, because they will ALL back each other up, no matter how brutal, redrumerous or callous the action. Blue Line Terror Troopers.
The disabled man, i’ve watched several reports on this. Target called the cops, because the man was “taking too long” at the register. It is completely disgusting that not 1 person offered to help him.
its a lot better in the uk as a disabled person myself with a working dog, sometimes i cant verbally communicate or write for a while. i have always been offered help by the store staff or the general public. i have never had the cops called on me. the staff help with payments and bag up the shopping. what i saw in that target to that man sickened me and made me angry. it was clear all he needed was time and help which isnt illegal in any country. there was no logic or compassion here. i hope something gets done to the staff and the cops in this situation.
@@djvixlyrical i’ve never encountered anything like this. I have a daughter that trouble with comprehending and processing information. It hurts that someone might actually treat her like that. As an american, i can say that most (not all) americans have become so full of themselves and greedy, they just don’t care about anybody unless there is something to gain.
i speak to a lot of americans and they are lovely people. this was a shocking sdisplay of police and security guard brutality against a defenceless man who really didnt understand the hostile intent. i have never seen this against a disabled person before. i hope your daughter never has to see such nastiness in her lifetime. i hope you both have a wonderful christmas@@brendakimsey
@@djvixlyrical the really really sad part is, disabled people want to be treated like everybody else. He was probably feeling very proud that he could go to a store and make his own purchases, and now, probably traumatized.
All to familiar. But one of the worst cops 1 town over was the biggest bully and dumb as a post in school. Couldn't get into any colleges (not even the local community college). How he became a cop is a complete mystery, but now he's "an officer of the law".
Power tripping due to his inability to look after his body, fat cops with insecurities and megalomania shouldn't exist. He tried his best to provoke the young guy who was way more intelligent for him
Even as a police officer he has never been a servant to the public. To do that he has to do his job and be competent at it. In this case he was not doing his job and is that rare cases that he has done his job by pure accident he has not been competent. He is way to arrogant and sure of his own intelligence that is severely lacking.
It broke my heart when he called 911 and told them how he was trying to pay and "wasn't taking longer than anyone else". He was doing his best, wasnt hurting a soul and was totally bewildered at what was happening to him.
@@TheStepmonkey Would be nice but anyone that tries to protect anyone from government thuggery should know that everyone will only cast them aside. Next time... change how you vote. Once enough people... THEN we might change. Otherwise... protecting this man means death because that it what it takes to make that change. As heart breaking as that is... it's something that cannot be avoided... they are that evil!
I think the real reason why, they call the cops on him because, he had a wad of cash and one of the workers may suspected he was a drug trafficker. Which still isn't right BTW.
@@shaungiesbrecht4697 This kinda shit just doesn't happen in Texas because of what you just implied. I personally know several cops, ex cops, and ex military who would have stopped this with force if necessary. Nobody who actually believes in what they're doing signed up for this job to abuse their power, which is why I don't subscribe to ACAB, but god damn if it isn't a profession absolutely RIFE with said such offenders. Really making people like my cousin who saved a woman's life by physically tackling her abductor look like fuckin' schmucks because they work with these people who have no right to have any sort of control over anyone else.
This✅ Also wondering how civil asset forfeiture on demand is legal-if police are going to take someone’s possessions there should be a court process to prove/disprove. Our local police seized $11K from my neighbor, proceeds for the sale of a boat-for no apparent reason…..
It was obviously cruel and unusual punishment. It's the same as a cattle prod. Which violates international law. Several 100 people with bad hearts have been killed by tasers. Plus the fact that the police were the only ones violating any laws.
The Galanokis kid or anyone else for that matter didnt get the last laugh if that cop wasn't fired and prohibited from joining another police force! Using your authority as a cop intentionally trying to ruin someones life should be a firarable offense AT THE VERY LEAST!! Along with criminal charges
That cop got fired. And sued personally. Both HE and the city paid out. NOW, the cop is trying to sue the kid for releasing the video and him being shunned and cancelled. 😂
This is why qualified Immunity must be stripped from all law enforcement immediately, then bad cops can be held accountable!! Good cops don't need QI only bad cops do!!!
To many times bad cops are protected at the lower court level, and there's nothing that you can do when that happens. Even when lower courts remove QI the higher court can still re instate it. That's why police don't care because it's hard to get through the court system without lawsuits being dismissed due to qualified Immunity!
True bullies/liars/etc. really never learn, do they? I'd still say that our dude got the last laugh by showing them for exactly what they are. That's that easy work
My brother has always been the most sensible man I've ever met. Never drunk-drove; never did drugs; no fights; never got in any trouble, etc. But in his early 20s, he was very tall, well-built, and he just accidentally looked... like a bruiser 😂 Anyway, one night at 2am, he was driving home on a Friday night from his studying (of all things!) - in his university town. A cop pulled him over and didn't even give a reason. He pulled him over, said he could smell alcohol, and asked him to do a breathalyser (this is the UK. It's straight to breathalyser, we don't do sobriety tests. Which I personally think is better, as it answers the question without all that faffing around). My brother blew a straight zero. The cop was shocked, and said he'd never found a lad my brother's age - at 2am in this university town - driving completely sober, on a Friday night. My brother would have been within his rights to get angry, but he's so calm and peaceful, he just thanked the cop for 'keeping the roads safe' - and shook his hand. He was so nice to the damn cop, the cop said he'd reconsider his assumptions in future. He then just said 'drive safe', and let him go. I'm not saying you shouldn't challenge cops, if they behave badly and profile you. But my brother's demeanour was so calm and peaceful, it actually made the cop think twice. Hopefully that saved some other young men in future, from being profiled by that cop.
Imagine accusing a man of shoplifting when he actually has the money on the counter and is trying to pay for his products....like does anyone see the lack of critical thinking here?
Yeah I thought the same thing on that part. Ridiculous. You could tell English wasn’t even the poor guy’s first language. I swear the bar to become a cop must be so low
Those most vulnerable in society being treated so heartlessly by those sworn to protect them. Heartbreaking. Too often people who struggle with daily living skills like this gentleman are met with harsh judgement and treatment. I worked with adults with disabilities in helping them gain employment and learning life skills to be independent. This gentleman in the video worked very hard to be able to do for himself what we take for granted and those officers stripped him of that and his dignity in mere seconds. This can cause lasting emotional scars and trauma for anyone. I pray that he was able to get back out there and continues to live his best life.
the last video was shell shock to me truely heartbroken to see that disabled man treated like that. i hope those officers were truely held accountable to the highest possibility.
Just found your channel - good content, and fantastic story-telling and presence. This is far better than just watching some random body cam. Keep it up - you've got another sub today.
I've never understood those silly American police sobriety tests. Here in Australia they just all have breathalyzers standard in all patrol cars and use them immediately instead of all these other weird activities.
My father was an old school Nashville cop from the mid 60s to the early 90s. The rough parts of town were very dangerous. He was hard as nails, had a rough childhood, and served in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne. He was definitely not the type that you wanted to tangle with. However, he detested these types of officers. He always said that they were cowards with a badge and a gun.
Just a question but did he do anything to try to stop these other officers who were bullies with Badges and guns? Or did he just b**** about it? I'm not trying to be rude but that's the main problem the good cops aren't concerned enough to actually go against their own even if they disagree with them.
@@Mlotshaw1 While I completely agree with you (in an ideal world) it is not that easy. I have nothing to do with cops, I don't even live in the US (I used to, now in the UK) but people cannot even stand up for smaller cases. Everyone is way too afraid of consequences (including myself) . We see things at work that we don't like or don't agree with, we are silent as we fear losing our jobs and our income so we cannot feed our families. In theory, we should stand up, but we don't. Sad, and it should not be like this
My father always told not to say anything smart or challenge their athority.... Because he had several friends that did and ended up in the hospital because of it.... Metro was known for that before camera mandates
@@Mlotshaw1 Yes, he did actually. Sometimes he and the other hard asses but good cops would refuse to patrol with them and basically banish them until the brass had to get rid of them, our sometimes they would resign on their own. He helped get a couple of actual corrupt cops prosecuted. He was an avid reader and Serpico was one of his favorite books. I still have his copy. When he joined the force, Nashville had just become one of the first metropolitan forces. The sheriff that had controlled the county before that was known to be corrupt. He and his partner were involved in investigating aspects of this. The sheriff was still in office in charge of corrections and had many corrupt deputies that were loyal. Some of these deputies joined the police department as they wanted to maintain their law enforcement powers. Some of these former deputies were in high positions within the police department. His partner was keeping some evidence at his home until they could turn it over to the TBI. Just like a movie script, his home was burglarized and nothing taken but the incriminating documents. However, the sheriff was eventually indicted and sent to prison.
As bad as the police were it was target employee's who called them. When this video surfaced I stopped going to target, and I've yet to return knowing they have such garbage policies.
I have a special needs child and fear for him everyday. Cops love assaulting special needs Americans and love pretending they didn't know they were ably different. Those with autism are a favorite of their to assult because those with autism struggle with interpersonal contact, verbal cues and verbal exchange. F the police
Wow, that teen was so confident and smart about what was going on. He said I blew a Zero so now you think I smoked weed. Even as a 42yr old man, I would not have been that confident and smart under the physical intimidation of criminal cops!
I felt so bad for the disabled man at the end, he's clearly struggling to pay for his stuff and obviously the store staff phoned the police on him instead of just helping, there really is some sad pathetic people out there
My family and I have been watched by staff at walgreens because I am sensitive and read all the ingredients before I purchase skincare and dollar stores followed as if we look like theives.. we have more money in our bank accts than they do.. just because we don't wear our money for show.. we are average folks that dress clean cut.. but not flashy.. that shouldn't even matter if i look like a bum.. I have walked out of places refusing to spend our money there being treated that way.. I feel so horrified after seeing how they treated that poor disabled man when he was counting his money and trying to pay for his merchandise at checkout.. why would staff need to call police for possible theft???? He's at checkout with money.. why not walk over and ask him of he needs some help.. then the officers showed up clearly seeing he wasn't stealing anything.. decided to treat him like a piece of crap with aggression and hostility.. and a lot of sarcasm.. making threats to nail him with false charges!!!! Infuriates me.. this is exactly why we have to record everything... I would have sued for mental aguish and suffering.. and they stole his money too.. banned him from ever going to the target location.. first off, I would never go there again as this stemmed from evil doers there.. this is so sad... I used to have respect for officers now, and I am beginning to see them for who they are !!!!
Its so sad bc its not all officers, just the overzealous power hungry ones that do this stuff, my dad used to be the best cop ever in Honolulu. Only reason he ever overstepped with criminals was because someone broke into his grandmas house. It was already unlocked because they were trusting people. When he and my mom moved to the states, he had to quit because of cops like these.@@Yvonne-dz4zw
@@jessicasedlacek8585are you trying to imply the disabled man wasn’t abused by corrupt police officers and whatever call was made magically validates everything they did to that man?
It is wild what cops will do if you don't obey them. I had to watch one take my sister down smash the side of her face into hot pavement with his knee in her back to hold her down. She was screaming in pain. He refused to let her up until she stopped screaming. I had to beg her to stop screaming, and since the cop was right there I had to lie and say the cop was just trying to help her. I hated myself for lying to her.
Cops have no obligation to protect anyone. Supreme court already ruled that. Seriously wake up. Cops have been protecting people for almost two decades now. When you going to change the way you talk to match the reality you live in?
I’m so glad today’s generation has access to footage of them being in these situations. Growing up, I was harassed by police officers so frequently. I challenged some traffic charges in court but was largely ignored. Those body cams keep the cops semi-honest.
semi-honest is right. cop does something mildly humane, fully unedited 45 minute video of the whole event published. cop shoots unarmed man in the back 14 times, 35 seconds of grainy video with no audio gets released 2 months after the incident only AFTER its order by a court via lawsuit.
Yeah but what is the % of these recordings that actually find cop unethical behavior. I guarantee you if you have a camera following you 24 hours a day in your personal life and job they will uncover something unfavorable to you. If you are being recorded constantly it distracts honest cops from doing their jobs and probably leads to honest cops being called in constantly b/c some Karen showed a video out of context to the cops boss's rival who is gunning for the promotion.
If you’re doing the right thing then you’ve got nothing to worry about. One of my Staff Sergeants taught me the wise saying, “If you’re right, you are right and you can’t be wrong.”
What absolute pigs they were to the last guy! No excuse for that treatment at all! 😮Lowest of the low! They must have had an integrity bypass operation at birth!!!
Since the man had not been detained or arrested was on his front porch. He could break off this consensual encounter at any time. And them coming into his house was a one hundred percent violation of his rights and their qualified immunity must be stripped for this
@@danavery7978 And you are proud of that? "I shot a human over stepping a foot in my home". Very reasonable... You think you sound cool, but really you just sound unhinged.
@@pamelafrye4667 I hope they also got charged with trying to destroy evidence (kid cam phone) and multiplke threaths and assaults towards a minor and have it on permanent personal record.
@Some_Guy6 I know the older one who got aggressive & made the threat of slamming him to the ground was FIRED & I'm not positive about the other ones being FIRED or just disciplined...
I think a breath test should be the only test admissible in court as all sobriety test are biased and untrustworthy as the cop might have an ego problem
A blood test is fine too, but agree the roadside test needs to be illegal. The first video is my go to example for why you should never ever agree to a roadside test.
@@greybeard5123Well, do you realize that you could refuse a blood test and cops cannot Make you get a blood test at all because cops don't have the authority or any race to make anybody get a blood test because that'll be violent in people's constitutional rights
As I understand it: If you refuse the roadside sobriety test they arrest you and only THEN you can (or even MUST) do the breathalyzer. ?? OMG. It took them an hour to do all the circus acts on the side of the road. In the rain. Beyond crazy.
Anybody else notice that for the thumbnail they just photo shopped a police uniform underneath the face of the pretty girl from one of their other videos? 😂
I will never shop at Target after seeing what happened to this poor man. Not one employee stepped up to help him. The cops were so quick to arrest this man and all he needed was help. The police are not here to serve and protect citizens anymore; they are here to escalate and create needless charges.
I kept waiting to see if Target would come back and make a public announcement about this incident but nothing… crickets. Target doesn’t give a crap about it’s customers and their silence shows that they encourage this behavior 😡
@@cindybrown4979IT WAS THE TARGET EMPLOYEES WHO CALLED THE POLICE/TYRANTS ON THE DISABLED GENTLEMAN 🙄 😒 😢...THAT IS WHY I HAVE BOYCOTTED TARGET ALSO & I PRAY 🙏 🙏 THAT HIS ATTORNEY FILES A MAJOR LAWSUIT AGAINST TARGET AS WELL!!!!!!!!!
@nancygibson5769 THE TARGET EMPLOYEES ARE THE ONES WHO CALLED THE POLICE/TYRANTS ON THIS DISABLED GENTLEMAN 🙄 😒 😢...I PRAY 🙏 🙏 HIS ATTORNEY FILES A MAJOR LAWSUIT AGAINST TARGET ALSO!!!!!!!
This happened to someone in the town I live in and kept happening like 4 times. The person got sick of it and sued the city and won. That cost all of us money because of the officers big head and power hungry bs. Needless to say the officer ended up getting beaten up bad one night when he was off duty and now walks with a bad limp and works at the grocery store stocking shelves!!!
I was assaulted by an officer in Michigan and then the officer took my father's wedding ring off my neck when I was already in handcuffs in the officers vehicle. I never got my dad's ring back. The cop busted my face, purpled my eye to my eyebrows and broke my nose. I am a hundred pounds and have a crippled right arm.
The disable man broke my heart. CLEARLY he needed a little extra time to do his purchase or HOW ABOUT since now we do self check out and store employees are always standing there ONE HELPS HIM. What an amazing idea to do your damn job and or help a fellow human being. People are disgusting and disappointing anymore.
@@HighpointKids I agree, it was very obvious he was just in need of help. I chalk it up to ignorance and laziness and it's sad. I'm also disabled and I pray I never get treated this way. The looks and comments when I park in a handicap spot are bad enough.
@@jrzydvlgrl711 Me too. Not all handicaps are obvious. Mine is deafness. So people don't realize when I struggle to hear and people get so easily annoyed. Everyone needs to give more grace to others.
I have a friend applying to be a cop. Worked with kids most his life, goes to church every Sunday, very logical dude. Cops said he didn't pass their psych exam. Based on these dude's actions I think he should be happy he didn't meet whatever criteria they were looking for.
Most departments weed out people that are intelligent and think critically. People like that “cause trouble” when you ask them to say….cause trouble….at the next big protest to discredit the protestors.
I have cops in my family. They don’t hire people with personality disorders or people who are too goody-goody, because they know they won’t cover up their corruption and crimes.
im assuming the idea is that either A. a personality disorder would be too good of evidence in an excessive force case or B. disorders like BPD or HPD can cause unpredictable behavior. that might make them be ok with corruption one second and then not the next
FIRST,HES NOT YOUR REAL BROTHER GEN Z WITH DOWN SYNDROME WHO COPYS EVERYTHING EVERYONE HAS SAID ALREADY SO STOP CALLING HIM BROTHER. SECONDLY, GO BACK TO SCHOOL AND FINISH HIGHSCHOOL GEN Z WITH DOWN SYNDROME. BYE BYE GEN Z WITH DOWN SYNDROME.
the last one is sad. the man took too long to pay for his stuff and he didnt understand why he was in trouble. these cops are horrible people. i dont know how they sleep at night.
Officer Winters is suing Golanacas because he and his cohort got fired. Personally would throw the case out of court. Abolish qualified immunity nationwide for starters.
It's just like the officers who raided Afroman's house, so he used his own security camera footage to make music videos about it, and they sued him for "emotional damage and humiliation" 😂 How dare you showcase my own bad behavior to the world! Don't you know how much this will damage my reputation? How could YOU do this to ME? 😭
I've worked with people with learning disabilities for over 20 years. The number of so-called professionals who have no idea or intent of dealing with people like this is staggering.
If they had higher intelligence they'd have been disqualified from becoming police. Or at least, would have had better opportunities. Some departments actually do pre-employment IQ testing, and if it's too high, you're disqualified. It was challenged in CT a decade or so ago, but the court upheld the practice. Turns out intelligent people don't blindly follow orders as readily.
@@Ziggy_Moonglow It's terrible that these are the only type of person , that will be a cop today. To often our cops are the kids that were brutally picked on as kids, and they become cops, just to power over others. Even in my small town I'm seeing the good cops leave, and absolute pricks ,taking the defended jobs.
I am an ex cop and retired military. I am SO sickened by what far too many cops have devolved to in the United States. It is sickening to say the very least. These cops are despicable, and an embarrassment to Law Enforcement.
@@PaladinThizzNo, cops aren’t normal people. Normal people don’t want to abuse other people and shoot them and ruin their lives. Normal people don’t drag disabled people and elderly people. That’s some psychopath shit. If you’re a cop, now or former, you HAVE to have a level of psychopathy that isn’t “normal.”
More than 10 years ago I was in Lakewood and used a resturant bathroom without buying anything. I left my phone in the bathroom the hostesswould not give it back she had it in her hand. I thought I would get my phone back be able to go on my way when she called on me. I did not have money to buy anything on me . I was falsely accused of being drunk. I asked for a breathalizer test they refused to give me one. I was put in jail I got a $200 fine for drunken disordely. I starved was given no food. I got a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on the way out. I called my father to pick me up. I actually passed out on the sidewalk before he got there. I had this exponged a few years ago the drunken disorderly. I was sober. Was put in jail and fined. I kept trying to argue I had not drank anything when I was in the cell. No one would listen.
This is why cops need their own insurance this way when we take them to court the money comes out of their pocket then you will see how fast they obey the laws
@@JackBootThugPigswhat an irrelevent comment. Knowing your rights and laws doesnt stop officers from wrongfully detaining/arresting you. Why even type that shit?
@@StatesMusic First, who's deciding what's "right" for who? And no, others going "Because I say so for you" isn't cutting it. The fact is things aren't black and white. It's ones one actions and choices at the end of the day. Which will have consequences. If you play your cards right you can turn the tables on a cop. Even if arrested. It's all about getting them to realize there's no moral high ground. That they're just as bad as what they judge somehow. People are often blind to their own actions. The truth is the truth though. Just present the logic with straight answers to questions and sticking to facts. If they play the "legal" cards then play the "You're a hypocrite" card. Some cops know they're pricks. Their own words. Some know they can do better but maybe aren't sure how. People pretend standard training is enough. It's not. If I was teaching cops I'd do it while also teaching criminals. By making a point about how dishonest can cost lives. What would I make this point? Because cops are trained to lie and use fake evidence. Once that becomes a habit then how can you trust yourself when used to lies and deception? Even if knowing the truth first, if you tell yourself something so many times you can believe the lie. That's if you mean to do it. So imagine but easy and common it is from bad habit alone. It's no wonder the law can't be trusted.
Exactly, they should have been immediately fired, & then arrested for the laws they just broke after being sworn to uphold them. These are the cops that only became a cop to be a bully cuz they were picked on in school, these are the cops that give good cops a bad name.
@@perspective75 Yes, libertarianism/anarchy. Let everyone do what they want unless they harm others. If they do (e.g. murdering, stealing), self-defense is legitimate. It's OK to have specialized security forces to help, especially when really bad things happen (e.g. terrorists hold hostages at gunpoint), but they shouldn't have "authority" per se. It's just a job. You could pay a private/nonprofit insurance and have highly trained guys come over to help you, but they can still be the same civilians as everybody else. I don't want to pay taxes and watch police prosecute drug dealers, although I personally hate drugs. If some junkies disturbed me in my area, which previously didn't have junkies and I didn't agree to them coming, I should have the right to make them leave. But it's not my business what some people do 100 kilometers away. That's why I hate the concept of states, they just establish these "authorities" and enforce some silly laws over a pretty much random area.
@@AKuTepion agree, well put, I'm sick of all these bad cops that bully, flex their power (by braking their own laws), just cuz they were picked on in school, & the only reason they became a cop in the first place, just to take it out on innocent people who never did anything to them, they give the few good cops we have a bad name as well, so now we have the public assuming the good ones are going to be a bully, & we keep separating one another, this side vs that side weakening an already snowballing country that was great once.
I have never trusted anyone in any law enforcement role except for one sheriff who was honest and trustworthy. Never met any law enforcement officers who were worth a damn.
Same exact situation happened to me as first guy. Came home from a hiking trip, got pulled over for headlights or brake light. Asked me if i was drinking....ran me through sobriety test....ended up blowing 0s. Asked if i had been smoking and shook my head while i said no. He responded saying, well you said no but shook ur head yes. Which one is it?" disgusting man. Wish i would have known how unprofessional that was. Maybe would have pursued legal action. It's a small town I had just moved to and decided against it to avoid being targeted.
The last one actually made me cry...I can't even imagine how helpless he felt..where is the humanity in these situations?? Anyone can see he just needed a little assistance and I hope whoever called the cops on him watch this and feel ashamed for failing as a human being
I'm in tears as well wiping my nose.. whoever called the cops instead of helping, the target staff, police, and ultimately humanity as a whole failed that poor Man. There's more than enough shame to go around with this whole incident, my only hope is we can do better
@@hankfairchild7951 The saddest part is it looks like he was buying a bicycle for a kid or something or maybe for him idk but he just looked so helpless poor guy...
Probably nobody called on him. Those cameras picked up on him doing the checkout process abnormally. So the "call" was probably just AI tagging suspicious activity. Try to realize why AI hasn't been implemented in America yet...
People that call the cops in situations like that do so in hopes that it’s escalated. There was a video where someone called the cops on a kid trying to cut grass for money… any way the person who called watched through the blinds the entire time and was upset that it didn’t escalate
I did LP and watched the cops panic when they thought they caught the wrong guy once and start devising plans of who said what when. And I’ve had them randomly pin me against walls while I’m being polite and letting them in my house willingly.
The problem is not the uniform, it's those wearing it. Inflated thug minded egos. All three cases were appalling, but the last one regarding the disabled man was the most distressing. I hope all 3 cases succeed with lawsuits!
@@TruthrConsequences That's why the minimum educational requirement to be a cop in the USA is an 8th Grade graduate with a GED. (General Education Dummy) diploma .They want order takers with low intelligence who just blindly follow.
The BLUE Lodge of Freemasonry ...IS... the Thin BLUE Line of the Police, and they are the ENEMIES OF HUMANITY! Americans MUST begin to understand THIS ---> The Thin BLUE Line IS The BLUE Lodge!!!!
It's a core issue for sure. When these cops are trained that their own "officer safety" trumps everything and everyone else, the training is to blame. It's so rampant out cannot be fixed until it is completely overhauled.
As a father of a non-verbal autistic child, the interaction with the disabled man gives me chills. Cops are not trained to deal with neural normal people let alone neural diverse people
No country trains its cops how to be decent human beings. Apparently it’s needed in America since a big chunk of the population is completely lost in hatred towards the poor combined with racism
Don't generalise about neurodiverse people, and nobody here is neurodiverse. They were both experst at making life difficult for polce and infuriating them.
This is outrageous. We as Americans MUST put a stop to this kind of bs which I am learning happens often. First step is when the officers/pd are sued, THEY pay, not the public.
That last one is really messed up and definitely should have charges pressed against them over this, the moment he spoke anyone with a brain and heart knows when they heard his voice is that all this man needed was a little assistance. How can he be shoplifting when he has several cash bills trying to pay and hasn’t left the store yet or even attempted to leave and apparently he had been there a while for the cops to show up and he still be there trying. Target sucks
And he’s at the register who try’s to shoplift at the register most people would go to the bathrooms and slip items under there clothing. These cops just had horrible judgment.
In a country with THAT much distrust in police force, i am not surprised to see crime rates rising all the time. Greetings from Germany and get your police officers a 3 years teaching before going out on the roads as we do.
My brother was 16 and driving home from work as a busser in torrential rain. Police pulled him over, ran through the litany of questions then proceeded to tell him he was driving TOO SLOW. This was in 1976.
There is another video where a cop sees two cars parked illegally on the street (It is a narrow street and is is all a no parking zone. In addition, they were mostly in a lane of traffic.) There are not a lot of houses in the area, so it is obvious what house they belong to. He goes up and knocks on the door and shouts that he is police and just wants to talk to them. It appears no one is home. He goes back to his vehicle and calls two two trucks. It takes about an hour for the tow trucks to get there. While he is waiting, he knocks and shouts a few more times before giving up because clearly no one is home. When the two trucks show up and start hooking up to the first car, a young adult female runs out of the house screaming. She is on the phone with her boyfriend. The cop explains that the tow company now has possession of the first car. If she can move the second car before the tow truck hooks up, she can avoid the tow charge on it. She can't. She says boyfriend owns the second car, his friend owns the first car, both of them are less than five minutes away and they are on the way. By the time the boys get there, the second car is on the truck, and the first car is gone. If she had talked to the officer thru the door, he would have told her to move the cars, and they could have just put the cars in the huge driveway that had plenty of room for them. Don't ignore police. Don't have a casual conversation with them, but it can pay to listen to what they have to say.
@@greybeard5123exactly. Like yeah there’s shit cops out there but just being civil and actually talking to them more than not helps. If the situation feels sketchy start recording it
No sorry. If you've done nothing wrong, refrain from talking with the police at all costs. Had the homeowners/friends not their cars parked legally on the street, the cop couldn't do jack-shit. Who cares what a cop has to say... they're only out to fulfill quotas and 95% of the time could care less about you and your god given rights @@greybeard5123
Yep I have a problem with a mental health coordinator for the police her name is Ariana she came to my house without a warrant I have tons of evidence that corruption in my local police department is real.
They violently arrest a dude who's counting out his money at the register, but they let hoards of people fill garbage bags and walk out? We are in the Twilight Zone...
that would be san francisco, im guessing this weasnt san fran, san fran has different laws regarding shop lifting, for numerous reasons, but primarily because the prison system does nothing but cost money annually, (plus they are also arresting more and more serial shoplifters)
The last one is heart breaking. Agent Twelve, I'm glad you bring these videos to light and I hope more people can see that last video. I've been angered by many videos of incompetent egotisitical police; but that was the first one that made me feel sadness. Genuine sadness, that someone can be so cruel to someone who was doing nothing wrong. I guess in that officer's world, being disabled, black, and poor, is being "wrong." I don't care if Target called the police, I don't care, he had money to pay, he was shopping and contributing to the stores income. He wasn't being a bother and seemed like a sweet old man who just wanted to get his things and leave peacefully. What a tragic, tragic, tragic event...
"I wear shorts when its 30 below"
"Congratulations!"
Perfect response 😂
"Sounds like you're a dumb ass" would have been a good one too.
yeah there's no way it gets to 30 below where that cop was. I doubt he's ever FELT 30 below
"That's cool. I'm warm blooded so I need to bundle up if it gets too cold out."
I'm in New England, and I wear shorts all year round. However, if I know I'm going to be outside in the frigid temperatures, I will wear pants. I have been known to shovel or snow blow snow, in shorts, just ask my wife for proof. Haha
@@m3rdpwr Do you think its suspicious if you shiver when outside in the cold in shorts?
I was once willing to give my life for what I believed this country stood for. Now I would give my life to protect my family from what this country has become.
and with that being said preach on
I was denied entry to the marines at 17 didn’t know what to do with my life and fell in love With Life. I’ll happily protect our community from the government I’ve already many lbs of
@@idkmankindawack you and Cody need to know it is NOT our government, it is owned lock stock and barrel by the bankers.
@@damagekidsto tuff to understand?
Same here..... Sua Sponte
Nobody ever wrote a song called "Fuck the fire department"
Yeah but there are a lot of movies with that title.
🤣
They were the ones that did the most damage after the Mafia set a little fire in places that didn’t pay protection money.
It’s optics.
The difference when they actually serve the public? Rather than commit excessive force, police brutality, and crime to the point people could have a right to self defense.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Fired from the department" means he's just going to get a job in the next county. If a police officer is fired for misconduct they should be barred from being hired at ANY police department, ANYWHERE in these states and territories.
Yep. I'd say it should be like a lawyer getting disbarred or a doctor being stripped of their license. And after being fired they should nail the ex cop with all the appropriate criminal charges. They can pay for a lawyer out of their own pocket.
@@ZoranTomic-il5wl He should be in jai,he clearly broke the law and tired to scare a 15 yo
ACAB
Cops protect each other. Not society.
Spot on,,,, what a piece of,,, this officer Winters is.
The fact that the young man is quick witted proves that he’s not under the influence.
This is why you don’t talk to cops.
Fuckthepolice
Way better than this channel that's missing major details. The guy in the first clip is suing the cops, but now the department is suing him back. Claiming defemation of character.
And that bad cop is suing that young man for defamation,can you believe that?because he posted the cops corruption for all to see.
@@daverobertson5352 😲😡😡
@@daverobertson5352 smfh omg
"how many false accusations you got?"
"none"
"its about to be your first" what a great young man, stay strong and dont back down lad!
Last I heard he had moved to a different college/state. I think he was a target for the police if he stayed.
@@maxspeed57that makes zero sense
Because they often look after their own
@@obamaspaghettitoiletsauce9150what doesn't make sense about that?
Shouldn't have called the cop stupid then he wouldn't have to stay an hour ass bared on the sidewalk.. Just pissed him off... And frankly he looked smashed
Abuse of power is scary. Thank goodness for cameras.
ACAB
These police needs to be sued and jailed . 🙄😤😮💨🤨
The entire system needs to be fixed.
ACAB
all police needs to be sued and jailed*
@@spawel1 you sound as dumb as the officer recording the arrest...
I am mind blown they treated a person who had such high disability challenges so poorly. That was actually evil.
It’s self evident. All these cops are just bad people. Evil selfish monsters. How can we protect ourselves from these tyrants?
Big Tough guys wanna be.. Again, whoever hires these morons should be held accountable and sued...
I only hope the police dept had to pay this man dearly. I have a real soft spot and try to help anyone that has a true disability. This just goes right thru me. The cops should have helped the man instead they act like real POS.
the cops are more mentally disabled than the "suspect"
why do you think they become cops and security guards in the first place?
"I wear shorts when it's 30 below" Might be the dumbest thing I've hear a law enforcement officer say 😂
" i can hold breath underwater for 10 minutes"
*Proceeds to drown the suspect*
They're not officers, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo
Apparently Adolf Hitler liked wearing lederhosen in the winter; boasting on August 12, 1942, how "having to change into long trousers was always a misery to me. Even with a temperature of 10 below zero, I used to go about in lederhosen. The feeling of freedom they give you is wonderful. Abandoning my shorts was one of the biggest sacrifices I had to make… Anything up to five degrees below zero I don't even notice. Quite a number of young people of today already wear shorts all the year round; it is just a question of habit. In the future, I shall have an SS Highland Brigade in lederhosen."
Make of that what you will...
Well at the end you can see the officer is obviously a little fat. “I wear shorts in below 30” yeah well you’ve also got a little extra donut on your bones buddy
Cuz he's fat. His fat keeps him warm.
bruh if he was drinking, he'd be sober by the time he got the breathalyzer!
He was definitely under the influence. Probably high off of something that isn't commonly tested for.
@@FirstLast-yr9kx mmm yummy leather yummy yummy boots how do they taste?
@@FirstLast-yr9kx How was he under the influence lol? Being cocky isn't under the influence.
@@FirstLast-yr9kxYou’re probably the cop from that portion of the video. Stfu.
@@FirstLast-yr9kxhe wasnt under the influence the stupid cop couldnt take a joke
This is why you remember the words: "am I being detained or am I free to go? I will not be answering any more questions without a legal representative. Please call your supervisor"
In Canada they come late at night, then dial a magic number where another cop pretending to be a lawyer gives you 'advice' that is advantageous to the cops. Canadian cops are among the worst criminals in the country, and most corrupt cops in nearly all of the Americas. They are a stain on the entire history of the nation.
You watch some these video and notice sometimes cop are slow to answer that question or try to be evasive about it.
Throw in "I'm invoking my rights under the fifth amendment" for good measure.
@@christ9359And 4th. “I do not consent to any searches”
Like the officer said "right to remain silent".
Seeing the disabled man call the police was heartbreaking ...he couldn't believe the people harassing him were police, he had faith that the REAL police would come and help defend him, as police should.
They're not police, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo
True, poor guy 😭😭
Dude they sent the swat team after a guy with parkinson's who dialed 911 for difficulty breathing in oneida county wisconsin.
Some people are simply unsuitable to be given power.
No he was an expert at driving police mad he had even trained his son to. And the man ran into his house so he looked guilty. Also later The policeman had dropped something in the house. and the kid used the law to not let them get their thing.
That first officer is dangerous and I’m not being dramatic. From the very start of the interaction, he is being condescending, lying, and very obviously trying to rile up the young man. He craves discourse because he wants to abuse his “power”. The driver was calm, cooperative and respectful but the officer was posturing and looking for conflict. I’m so tired of this entire institution.
Exactly well said
Bullshit, your an idiot
I am certain he is a (Mason) cult member.. These people are sick, they worship satan most of the time and have demons attached to them..
Ehh I wouldn't go that far.. Just like any industry you have people that abuse their power.. I wouldn't close all hospitals because a few physicians are practicing malpractice.. They just need to be held more accountable for their actions.. Keep cops because there are millions of stories where they actually do good deeds and save lives
@@pierrewillfulhuman nature is to abuse power i agree but the nature of the job and type of people it attracts 100% causes it be a more common occurrence for the pigs
I hope that first guy sued that cop and the cop was fired because hes on a power trip
Putting the thumbnail as a young and attractive female cop is just old school clickbait.
I thought the same thing. She can strike this video down too if she finds out about it, I'd hate to have my face on a video with 2.2 million views talking about corrupt cops when I'm not even in it.
@@Max-lm2jchighly doubt she's a real cop. Most likely a stock image of a woman cop from the internet
the thumbnail isn't even real. the girl they used isn't a cop, they just photoshopped a cop's uniform on a girl from another cop interaction video in which she gets arrested for trying to stop the police from towing her boyfriend's car from in front of their own house. Search for something like "Young Stubborn Girl Talks Herself Into Arrest" and you'll see it's the same exact girl.
Clickbait needs pretty cop because video empty. This video delivers.
She’s not a cop - bizarrely it’s a photoshop image of a girl who was arrested in a different video (for illegal parking of her bf car).
Odd!
The fact that the disabled man felt the need to call 911 because of tyrannical cops and felt he was truly in danger goes beyond words 😢
It is so saddening to see such a lack of human empathy. Seeing him try to call the police to help proved just how unrecognizable those three uniformed men were as "peace officers". Absolutely outrageous.
It's extremely common and 911 will do NOTHING. They don't correct cops. Cops are blindly followed as the gospel truth until a lawyer comes after them. Dirty cops still have way too many protection to terrorized disabled people....the union...the blue wall of silence....paid keave...early retirement or hop over to a new police force with no consequences for actions. It's disgusting.
Some places in Colorado have teams that go out to interact with mentally ill or disabled people and they don't have firearms. They go out first then call the police if they're needed.
I wonder if his emergency call helped him in the end by kick-starting the investigation into his encounter.
Poor fella didn't even realize they were police. thought they were security. Abhorrent behaviour by those officers and good to hear this "Skeens" was charged.
As a parent of a disabled child, seeing police treat that man this way is heart breaking. He was probably told to trust the police.
He says: "You're not the police, you're security!". Mostly because he doesn't believe the police would ever act that way. Now, he knows better. Pigs are evil, they love to hurt the disabled, elderly, and children. You've not seen the worst they can do yet. There is not one good cop in this entire country, because they will ALL back each other up, no matter how brutal, redrumerous or callous the action. Blue Line Terror Troopers.
not in america most likely
I was thinking the same thing while he was clearly in denial, he just refused to believe such stupid azzholes could actually BE police officers! 🤦♂😂
trust the police... must be a joke! worst advice ever..
@@Badekywhat’s not in america? As an American i know plenty of delusional people that willingly trust the police all day everyday
Unfortunately, the majority of police /government abuse of regular people goes unpunished and unnoticed
“I wear shorts when it’s 30° below”. What a childish response 🤦🏻♂️
The disabled man, i’ve watched several reports on this. Target called the cops, because the man was “taking too long” at the register. It is completely disgusting that not 1 person offered to help him.
its a lot better in the uk as a disabled person myself with a working dog, sometimes i cant verbally communicate or write for a while. i have always been offered help by the store staff or the general public. i have never had the cops called on me. the staff help with payments and bag up the shopping. what i saw in that target to that man sickened me and made me angry. it was clear all he needed was time and help which isnt illegal in any country. there was no logic or compassion here. i hope something gets done to the staff and the cops in this situation.
@@djvixlyrical i’ve never encountered anything like this. I have a daughter that trouble with comprehending and processing information. It hurts that someone might actually treat her like that. As an american, i can say that most (not all) americans have become so full of themselves and greedy, they just don’t care about anybody unless there is something to gain.
i speak to a lot of americans and they are lovely people. this was a shocking sdisplay of police and security guard brutality against a defenceless man who really didnt understand the hostile intent. i have never seen this against a disabled person before. i hope your daughter never has to see such nastiness in her lifetime. i hope you both have a wonderful christmas@@brendakimsey
@@djvixlyrical the really really sad part is, disabled people want to be treated like everybody else. He was probably feeling very proud that he could go to a store and make his own purchases, and now, probably traumatized.
If I'm not mistaken that Target has a serious issue with homeless people hanging around inside and communication got twisted.
That first cop was 100% bullied in school and now he’s getting his “revenge” literally made a fool of himself and that department
OR he was a bully in school himself. Childhood bullies often find occupation that let them easily continue to be bullies.
All to familiar. But one of the worst cops 1 town over was the biggest bully and dumb as a post in school. Couldn't get into any colleges (not even the local community college). How he became a cop is a complete mystery, but now he's "an officer of the law".
@@m_a_s6069 those are the people they specifically SELECT for
He represents his department so his whole department is sheit
Power tripping due to his inability to look after his body, fat cops with insecurities and megalomania shouldn't exist. He tried his best to provoke the young guy who was way more intelligent for him
Honestly, I'm impressed that some these cops were fired. Usually they just let them stay in the department or put them on leave.
I hope the corrupt cops was sued.
That first cop is a tool. A world class tool. He needs to be as far away from being a servant to the public as possible.
Most of them are tools and there turning to IA robots with no emotions for the world around them. They need de-programing.
Even as a police officer he has never been a servant to the public. To do that he has to do his job and be competent at it. In this case he was not doing his job and is that rare cases that he has done his job by pure accident he has not been competent. He is way to arrogant and sure of his own intelligence that is severely lacking.
Everyone of them are tools
All these oath breakers were tools ....
Tools or fools
It broke my heart when he called 911 and told them how he was trying to pay and "wasn't taking longer than anyone else". He was doing his best, wasnt hurting a soul and was totally bewildered at what was happening to him.
True, I just wish someone would've protected him 😭😭
@@TheStepmonkeyyeah but you know how that would have gone
@@TheStepmonkey Would be nice but anyone that tries to protect anyone from government thuggery should know that everyone will only cast them aside. Next time... change how you vote. Once enough people... THEN we might change. Otherwise... protecting this man means death because that it what it takes to make that change. As heart breaking as that is... it's something that cannot be avoided... they are that evil!
I think the real reason why, they call the cops on him because, he had a wad of cash and one of the workers may suspected he was a drug trafficker. Which still isn't right BTW.
@@shaungiesbrecht4697 This kinda shit just doesn't happen in Texas because of what you just implied. I personally know several cops, ex cops, and ex military who would have stopped this with force if necessary. Nobody who actually believes in what they're doing signed up for this job to abuse their power, which is why I don't subscribe to ACAB, but god damn if it isn't a profession absolutely RIFE with said such offenders. Really making people like my cousin who saved a woman's life by physically tackling her abductor look like fuckin' schmucks because they work with these people who have no right to have any sort of control over anyone else.
the fact that they showed up days later to confront Jack’s Father, Screams Red Flag immediately 🤦🏽♀️
disabled guy really gets me man..... why the hell were cops called to the scene?
Thats the thing we never got to see the whole story we only got to see the ending.....We have no idea what that guy did before the cops showed up.
Imagine breaking into somebody's house, electrocuting them, and kidnapping them, and the worst that happens to you is you "lose your job"
Welcome to the land if the "not that free" and "bravly stupid"
This✅ Also wondering how civil asset forfeiture on demand is legal-if police are going to take someone’s possessions there should be a court process to prove/disprove. Our local police seized $11K from my neighbor, proceeds for the sale of a boat-for no apparent reason…..
It was obviously cruel and unusual punishment. It's the same as a cattle prod. Which violates international law. Several 100 people with bad hearts have been killed by tasers. Plus the fact that the police were the only ones violating any laws.
I don't condone their actions but let's not act like it's not an extremely difficult job. Are you perfect at your job?
@@StudlyStudmuffin This is a weak excuse ..m
The Galanokis kid or anyone else for that matter didnt get the last laugh if that cop wasn't fired and prohibited from joining another police force! Using your authority as a cop intentionally trying to ruin someones life should be a firarable offense AT THE VERY LEAST!! Along with criminal charges
That cop got fired. And sued personally. Both HE and the city paid out. NOW, the cop is trying to sue the kid for releasing the video and him being shunned and cancelled. 😂
This is why qualified Immunity must be stripped from all law enforcement immediately, then bad cops can be held accountable!! Good cops don't need QI only bad cops do!!!
To many times bad cops are protected at the lower court level, and there's nothing that you can do when that happens. Even when lower courts remove QI the higher court can still re instate it. That's why police don't care because it's hard to get through the court system without lawsuits being dismissed due to qualified Immunity!
@@danamae8450Wrong. The chief stood by this cop, and the police department is suing the kid for defamation because he pisted the video
True bullies/liars/etc. really never learn, do they?
I'd still say that our dude got the last laugh by showing them for exactly what they are. That's that easy work
My brother has always been the most sensible man I've ever met. Never drunk-drove; never did drugs; no fights; never got in any trouble, etc. But in his early 20s, he was very tall, well-built, and he just accidentally looked... like a bruiser 😂
Anyway, one night at 2am, he was driving home on a Friday night from his studying (of all things!) - in his university town. A cop pulled him over and didn't even give a reason. He pulled him over, said he could smell alcohol, and asked him to do a breathalyser (this is the UK. It's straight to breathalyser, we don't do sobriety tests. Which I personally think is better, as it answers the question without all that faffing around).
My brother blew a straight zero. The cop was shocked, and said he'd never found a lad my brother's age - at 2am in this university town - driving completely sober, on a Friday night. My brother would have been within his rights to get angry, but he's so calm and peaceful, he just thanked the cop for 'keeping the roads safe' - and shook his hand.
He was so nice to the damn cop, the cop said he'd reconsider his assumptions in future. He then just said 'drive safe', and let him go.
I'm not saying you shouldn't challenge cops, if they behave badly and profile you. But my brother's demeanour was so calm and peaceful, it actually made the cop think twice. Hopefully that saved some other young men in future, from being profiled by that cop.
why would you drink if you're driving? that cop's an idiot.
If a cop breaks in my home without a warrant he’s not leaving it under the power of his own two legs. 😂
People need to start filing law suits over crap like this a lot more .
It's not easy finding a lawyer willing to go toe to toe with the corrupt a$$ system
Lawsuit are expensive.
Forget law suits demand laws be changed so there can be criminal prosecution lawsuits hurt taxpayers
@@papatutti59 There are lots of lawyers that "only" take some of the reward money, and wont charge anything if they lose.
but the bootlickers get upset.
Imagine accusing a man of shoplifting when he actually has the money on the counter and is trying to pay for his products....like does anyone see the lack of critical thinking here?
Any average adult should just need thinking rather than critical thinking to understand the situation.
@@Centoriorlack of critical thinking, more like critical lack of thinking
well cops are state sanctioned terrorists hired to keep us peasants obedient and submissive.
they dont hire smart cops...
Yeah I thought the same thing on that part. Ridiculous. You could tell English wasn’t even the poor guy’s first language. I swear the bar to become a cop must be so low
Those most vulnerable in society being treated so heartlessly by those sworn to protect them. Heartbreaking. Too often people who struggle with daily living skills like this gentleman are met with harsh judgement and treatment. I worked with adults with disabilities in helping them gain employment and learning life skills to be independent. This gentleman in the video worked very hard to be able to do for himself what we take for granted and those officers stripped him of that and his dignity in mere seconds. This can cause lasting emotional scars and trauma for anyone. I pray that he was able to get back out there and continues to live his best life.
the last video was shell shock to me truely heartbroken to see that disabled man treated like that. i hope those officers were truely held accountable to the highest possibility.
I hope he gets a good civil rights lawyer because he's got a good lawsuit What they did was wrong and illegal
The cop is sueing the kid for defamation because the kid posted the video.
@@kellyc2545yeah he is wasting money.
That was stupid and actually just harassing the young guy because he didn't kiss his azz
@@kellyc2545 Defamation? LOL, that's rich since THEY were the actors, the intruders, the Blue Line Terror Troopers.
Just found your channel - good content, and fantastic story-telling and presence. This is far better than just watching some random body cam. Keep it up - you've got another sub today.
I've never understood those silly American police sobriety tests. Here in Australia they just all have breathalyzers standard in all patrol cars and use them immediately instead of all these other weird activities.
Y’all were also in lockdown for two years over a flu.
My father was an old school Nashville cop from the mid 60s to the early 90s. The rough parts of town were very dangerous. He was hard as nails, had a rough childhood, and served in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne. He was definitely not the type that you wanted to tangle with. However, he detested these types of officers. He always said that they were cowards with a badge and a gun.
Just a question but did he do anything to try to stop these other officers who were bullies with Badges and guns? Or did he just b**** about it? I'm not trying to be rude but that's the main problem the good cops aren't concerned enough to actually go against their own even if they disagree with them.
@@Mlotshaw1 While I completely agree with you (in an ideal world) it is not that easy. I have nothing to do with cops, I don't even live in the US (I used to, now in the UK) but people cannot even stand up for smaller cases. Everyone is way too afraid of consequences (including myself) . We see things at work that we don't like or don't agree with, we are silent as we fear losing our jobs and our income so we cannot feed our families. In theory, we should stand up, but we don't. Sad, and it should not be like this
My father always told not to say anything smart or challenge their athority.... Because he had several friends that did and ended up in the hospital because of it.... Metro was known for that before camera mandates
@@Mlotshaw1 Yes, he did actually. Sometimes he and the other hard asses but good cops would refuse to patrol with them and basically banish them until the brass had to get rid of them, our sometimes they would resign on their own. He helped get a couple of actual corrupt cops prosecuted. He was an avid reader and Serpico was one of his favorite books. I still have his copy. When he joined the force, Nashville had just become one of the first metropolitan forces. The sheriff that had controlled the county before that was known to be corrupt. He and his partner were involved in investigating aspects of this. The sheriff was still in office in charge of corrections and had many corrupt deputies that were loyal. Some of these deputies joined the police department as they wanted to maintain their law enforcement powers. Some of these former deputies were in high positions within the police department. His partner was keeping some evidence at his home until they could turn it over to the TBI. Just like a movie script, his home was burglarized and nothing taken but the incriminating documents. However, the sheriff was eventually indicted and sent to prison.
@@johnbehaylo6704 good for him if he made a stand, nothing worse then those who object but tow the line any way.
How the police treated that disabled man made me tear up. Absolutely disgusting.
As bad as the police were it was target employee's who called them.
When this video surfaced I stopped going to target, and I've yet to return knowing they have such garbage policies.
I have a special needs child and fear for him everyday. Cops love assaulting special needs Americans and love pretending they didn't know they were ably different. Those with autism are a favorite of their to assult because those with autism struggle with interpersonal contact, verbal cues and verbal exchange. F the police
Same. Reminds me of my cousin. He's just like a big sleepy kid. Absolutely harmless and even mostly helpless. :(
If they are going to let disabled people check themselves out and call the cops when they are taking too long they get none of my money ever again!
Made me cry hearing him talk like that and try his best to explain. The cops should have helped him payed not have done that😢
Wow, that teen was so confident and smart about what was going on. He said I blew a Zero so now you think I smoked weed. Even as a 42yr old man, I would not have been that confident and smart under the physical intimidation of criminal cops!
The first guy needs to sue for false arrest.
I felt so bad for the disabled man at the end, he's clearly struggling to pay for his stuff and obviously the store staff phoned the police on him instead of just helping, there really is some sad pathetic people out there
My family and I have been watched by staff at walgreens because I am sensitive and read all the ingredients before I purchase skincare and dollar stores followed as if we look like theives.. we have more money in our bank accts than they do.. just because we don't wear our money for show.. we are average folks that dress clean cut.. but not flashy.. that shouldn't even matter if i look like a bum.. I have walked out of places refusing to spend our money there being treated that way.. I feel so horrified after seeing how they treated that poor disabled man when he was counting his money and trying to pay for his merchandise at checkout.. why would staff need to call police for possible theft???? He's at checkout with money.. why not walk over and ask him of he needs some help.. then the officers showed up clearly seeing he wasn't stealing anything.. decided to treat him like a piece of crap with aggression and hostility.. and a lot of sarcasm.. making threats to nail him with false charges!!!! Infuriates me.. this is exactly why we have to record everything... I would have sued for mental aguish and suffering.. and they stole his money too.. banned him from ever going to the target location.. first off, I would never go there again as this stemmed from evil doers there.. this is so sad... I used to have respect for officers now, and I am beginning to see them for who they are !!!!
Its so sad bc its not all officers, just the overzealous power hungry ones that do this stuff, my dad used to be the best cop ever in Honolulu. Only reason he ever overstepped with criminals was because someone broke into his grandmas house. It was already unlocked because they were trusting people. When he and my mom moved to the states, he had to quit because of cops like these.@@Yvonne-dz4zw
You don’t even know the full story. How ignorant. We don’t even know the reason the cops were called in the first place
@@jessicasedlacek8585are you trying to imply the disabled man wasn’t abused by corrupt police officers and whatever call was made magically validates everything they did to that man?
@@Wulfahlicious well they escorted him out. I’m saying I want to see the whole video.
As a father of a disabled child, I am so fearful what this world will do to my child when i am not around, even the ones sworn to protect her.
It is wild what cops will do if you don't obey them. I had to watch one take my sister down smash the side of her face into hot pavement with his knee in her back to hold her down. She was screaming in pain. He refused to let her up until she stopped screaming. I had to beg her to stop screaming, and since the cop was right there I had to lie and say the cop was just trying to help her. I hated myself for lying to her.
Same
Cops have no obligation to protect anyone. Supreme court already ruled that. Seriously wake up. Cops have been protecting people for almost two decades now. When you going to change the way you talk to match the reality you live in?
@@mikewiskoski1585Jesus. You can’t even be a man around your sister in help? Holt crap. No wonder we got this far.
My disabled son was abused in school by his teacher.
Government agencies protected abuser.
Bro I feel so bad for that old man😭what are our cops these days tho fr😭.
The “oh! Here we go!” commentary from the lady is hilarious
I’m so glad today’s generation has access to footage of them being in these situations. Growing up, I was harassed by police officers so frequently. I challenged some traffic charges in court but was largely ignored. Those body cams keep the cops semi-honest.
Except for when they mute and turn it off.
semi-honest is right.
cop does something mildly humane, fully unedited 45 minute video of the whole event published.
cop shoots unarmed man in the back 14 times, 35 seconds of grainy video with no audio gets released 2 months after the incident only AFTER its order by a court via lawsuit.
And sometimes, the video evidence goes right over their heads
Yeah but what is the % of these recordings that actually find cop unethical behavior. I guarantee you if you have a camera following you 24 hours a day in your personal life and job they will uncover something unfavorable to you. If you are being recorded constantly it distracts honest cops from doing their jobs and probably leads to honest cops being called in constantly b/c some Karen showed a video out of context to the cops boss's rival who is gunning for the promotion.
If you’re doing the right thing then you’ve got nothing to worry about. One of my Staff Sergeants taught me the wise saying, “If you’re right, you are right and you can’t be wrong.”
What absolute pigs they were to the last guy! No excuse for that treatment at all! 😮Lowest of the low! They must have had an integrity bypass operation at birth!!!
Broke my heart seeing that happen to him. He seemed like a really nice person and did not deserve that one bit. Absolute cruelty!
Love how the first kid was like, you know what, I got nothing else planned for today, let's just fucking go.
Of course, corrupt cops...who ya gonna call? Corrupt cops 🎶corrupt cops🎶
Since the man had not been detained or arrested was on his front porch. He could break off this consensual encounter at any time. And them coming into his house was a one hundred percent violation of his rights and their qualified immunity must be stripped for this
It WAS & he & his son WON their LAWSUIT!!!!!
In my hood if a cop enters your house without a warrant they are not leaving the house without a few new holes
@@danavery7978 And you are proud of that? "I shot a human over stepping a foot in my home". Very reasonable... You think you sound cool, but really you just sound unhinged.
@@pamelafrye4667 I hope they also got charged with trying to destroy evidence (kid cam phone) and multiplke threaths and assaults towards a minor and have it on permanent personal record.
@Some_Guy6 I know the older one who got aggressive & made the threat of slamming him to the ground was FIRED & I'm not positive about the other ones being FIRED or just disciplined...
I think a breath test should be the only test admissible in court as all sobriety test are biased and untrustworthy as the cop might have an ego problem
A blood test is fine too, but agree the roadside test needs to be illegal. The first video is my go to example for why you should never ever agree to a roadside test.
@@greybeard5123Well, do you realize that you could refuse a blood test and cops cannot Make you get a blood test at all because cops don't have the authority or any race to make anybody get a blood test because that'll be violent in people's constitutional rights
@@greybeard5123
Exactly! Just say it's unreliable and ask for the breathalyzer.
As I understand it: If you refuse the roadside sobriety test they arrest you and only THEN you can (or even MUST) do the breathalyzer. ?? OMG. It took them an hour to do all the circus acts on the side of the road. In the rain. Beyond crazy.
Breathalyzer is shit, too. You can blow 0.03 I think it was, from dinner rolls.
Anybody else notice that for the thumbnail they just photo shopped a police uniform underneath the face of the pretty girl from one of their other videos? 😂
It’s not just me then! She was arrested for the illegal parking of her bf car.
"Congratulations", is exactly what I would say too. 🤣🤣🤣
I will never shop at Target after seeing what happened to this poor man. Not one employee stepped up to help him. The cops were so quick to arrest this man and all he needed was help. The police are not here to serve and protect citizens anymore; they are here to escalate and create needless charges.
One of the top "woke" companies. Patriots should have boycotted them years ago.
I kept waiting to see if Target would come back and make a public announcement about this incident but nothing… crickets. Target doesn’t give a crap about it’s customers and their silence shows that they encourage this behavior 😡
@@cindybrown4979IT WAS THE TARGET EMPLOYEES WHO CALLED THE POLICE/TYRANTS ON THE DISABLED GENTLEMAN 🙄 😒 😢...THAT IS WHY I HAVE BOYCOTTED TARGET ALSO & I PRAY 🙏 🙏 THAT HIS ATTORNEY FILES A MAJOR LAWSUIT AGAINST TARGET AS WELL!!!!!!!!!
@nancygibson5769 THE TARGET EMPLOYEES ARE THE ONES WHO CALLED THE POLICE/TYRANTS ON THIS DISABLED GENTLEMAN 🙄 😒 😢...I PRAY 🙏 🙏 HIS ATTORNEY FILES A MAJOR LAWSUIT AGAINST TARGET ALSO!!!!!!!
Prisons are for profit businesses. Remember that
This happened to someone in the town I live in and kept happening like 4 times. The person got sick of it and sued the city and won. That cost all of us money because of the officers big head and power hungry bs. Needless to say the officer ended up getting beaten up bad one night when he was off duty and now walks with a bad limp and works at the grocery store stocking shelves!!!
💛
Damn, I hate to say Karma..but karma!
Which one??? there are 3 or 4 different stories in the video....
@@mikewiskoski1585I don’t think it was in the video. I think they’re just saying a similar thing happened in their town
Similar to what though, there were three different stories...@@MickTaylor-bk7kk
Man... that last one was the MOST infuriating. I've never been so upset watching a UA-cam video.
I was assaulted by an officer in Michigan and then the officer took my father's wedding ring off my neck when I was already in handcuffs in the officers vehicle. I never got my dad's ring back. The cop busted my face, purpled my eye to my eyebrows and broke my nose. I am a hundred pounds and have a crippled right arm.
The disable man broke my heart. CLEARLY he needed a little extra time to do his purchase or HOW ABOUT since now we do self check out and store employees are always standing there ONE HELPS HIM. What an amazing idea to do your damn job and or help a fellow human being. People are disgusting and disappointing anymore.
Why did Target even call the cops? Just help the man
@@HighpointKids I agree, it was very obvious he was just in need of help. I chalk it up to ignorance and laziness and it's sad. I'm also disabled and I pray I never get treated this way. The looks and comments when I park in a handicap spot are bad enough.
@@jrzydvlgrl711 Me too. Not all handicaps are obvious. Mine is deafness. So people don't realize when I struggle to hear and people get so easily annoyed. Everyone needs to give more grace to others.
@kidologist I absolutely agree. People are moving too fast and have zero patience for others it feels like people today are selfish.
ACAB
I have a friend applying to be a cop. Worked with kids most his life, goes to church every Sunday, very logical dude. Cops said he didn't pass their psych exam. Based on these dude's actions I think he should be happy he didn't meet whatever criteria they were looking for.
Most departments weed out people that are intelligent and think critically. People like that “cause trouble” when you ask them to say….cause trouble….at the next big protest to discredit the protestors.
I have cops in my family. They don’t hire people with personality disorders or people who are too goody-goody, because they know they won’t cover up their corruption and crimes.
@@marcilynn2943 Can a person with a personality disorder not also be a corrupt cop?
im assuming the idea is that either A. a personality disorder would be too good of evidence in an excessive force case or
B. disorders like BPD or HPD can cause unpredictable behavior. that might make them be ok with corruption one second and then not the next
@@marcilynn2943so are you saying the cops in your family are corrupt police officers?
There should be a blacklist ban for fired cops. Across america. No longer eligible for hire.
Albuquerque KEEPS popping up with bad cops. It's time to look at the supervisors and trainers.
He said put your gum on the dash. Who the f*** puts their gum on the dash? We would have had a problem right there.
"Congratulations" Bro that fucking line is as cold as he was.
😂😂😂He was so calm
ACAB
He was abusing research chemicals.
FIRST,HES NOT YOUR REAL BROTHER GEN Z WITH DOWN SYNDROME WHO COPYS EVERYTHING EVERYONE HAS SAID ALREADY SO STOP CALLING HIM BROTHER. SECONDLY, GO BACK TO SCHOOL AND FINISH HIGHSCHOOL GEN Z WITH DOWN SYNDROME. BYE BYE GEN Z WITH DOWN SYNDROME.
the last one is sad. the man took too long to pay for his stuff and he didnt understand why he was in trouble. these cops are horrible people. i dont know how they sleep at night.
“Fired from the department” just means they now work at a PD 20miles down the road
Officer Winters is suing Golanacas because he and his cohort got fired. Personally would throw the case out of court. Abolish qualified immunity nationwide for starters.
Those cops aren't very smart. By them countersuing in their private capacity, guess what they waive? It starts with a "Q"....
@@Dirk_the_Daring I think they lost their qualified immunity due to the arrest
Bring it, punk.
It's just like the officers who raided Afroman's house, so he used his own security camera footage to make music videos about it, and they sued him for "emotional damage and humiliation" 😂
How dare you showcase my own bad behavior to the world! Don't you know how much this will damage my reputation? How could YOU do this to ME? 😭
Once again...
I've worked with people with learning disabilities for over 20 years. The number of so-called professionals who have no idea or intent of dealing with people like this is staggering.
If they had higher intelligence they'd have been disqualified from becoming police. Or at least, would have had better opportunities.
Some departments actually do pre-employment IQ testing, and if it's too high, you're disqualified. It was challenged in CT a decade or so ago, but the court upheld the practice. Turns out intelligent people don't blindly follow orders as readily.
The portrait of the last cop made me laugh. He literally looks like a 10 year old trying to look tough hahaha
Why do so so many American cop behave like thugs? I thought America was the land of the free.
“Not when it’s a 50cc and you have a permit for it”. Yooooo jack is savage and I’m here for it!!!
That last one was disgusting AF. The poor guy was clearly disabled and only needed a little help at checkout. Sickening.
Heartbreaking... You know he was so excited to finally get that bike...
@@Ziggy_Moonglow It's terrible that these are the only type of person , that will be a cop today.
To often our cops are the kids that were brutally picked on as kids, and they become cops, just to power over others. Even in my small town I'm seeing the good cops leave, and absolute pricks ,taking the defended jobs.
He needed absolutely nothing, but to be left alone in peace. Instead, he got bullied by cops! 🤦♂😂
so cruel
Target Employees and Robot Cashiers (Self Checkouts) is what happened. Where are the real people to sell you stuff at
I am an ex cop and retired military. I am SO sickened by what far too many cops have devolved to in the United States. It is sickening to say the very least. These cops are despicable, and an embarrassment to Law Enforcement.
cop/ex-cop is enough,then everyone knows you a former military.normal people never become cops
@@will0705cops are normal people, many simply like the idea that they are great people and also enjoy their power
They are all way too common. Disabled people are not safe.
@@PaladinThizzNo, it's definitely not "normal" to want to be a cop. LoL, don't be silly.
@@PaladinThizzNo, cops aren’t normal people. Normal people don’t want to abuse other people and shoot them and ruin their lives. Normal people don’t drag disabled people and elderly people. That’s some psychopath shit. If you’re a cop, now or former, you HAVE to have a level of psychopathy that isn’t “normal.”
More than 10 years ago I was in Lakewood and used a resturant bathroom without buying anything. I left my phone in the bathroom the hostesswould not give it back she had it in her hand. I thought I would get my phone back be able to go on my way when she called on me. I did not have money to buy anything on me . I was falsely accused of being drunk. I asked for a breathalizer test they refused to give me one. I was put in jail I got a $200 fine for drunken disordely. I starved was given no food. I got a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on the way out. I called my father to pick me up. I actually passed out on the sidewalk before he got there. I had this exponged a few years ago the drunken disorderly. I was sober. Was put in jail and fined. I kept trying to argue I had not drank anything when I was in the cell. No one would listen.
"They refused to show a single shred of mercy." Exactly. This is why none will be shown to them...
This is why cops need their own insurance this way when we take them to court the money comes out of their pocket then you will see how fast they obey the laws
You're wrong as you could be, YOU understand way more about the LAW if you know your civil rights, than these PIGS will ever know.
@@JackBootThugPigswhat an irrelevent comment. Knowing your rights and laws doesnt stop officers from wrongfully detaining/arresting you. Why even type that shit?
@@StatesMusic First, who's deciding what's "right" for who? And no, others going "Because I say so for you" isn't cutting it. The fact is things aren't black and white. It's ones one actions and choices at the end of the day. Which will have consequences. If you play your cards right you can turn the tables on a cop. Even if arrested. It's all about getting them to realize there's no moral high ground. That they're just as bad as what they judge somehow. People are often blind to their own actions. The truth is the truth though. Just present the logic with straight answers to questions and sticking to facts. If they play the "legal" cards then play the "You're a hypocrite" card.
Some cops know they're pricks. Their own words. Some know they can do better but maybe aren't sure how. People pretend standard training is enough. It's not. If I was teaching cops I'd do it while also teaching criminals. By making a point about how dishonest can cost lives. What would I make this point? Because cops are trained to lie and use fake evidence. Once that becomes a habit then how can you trust yourself when used to lies and deception? Even if knowing the truth first, if you tell yourself something so many times you can believe the lie. That's if you mean to do it. So imagine but easy and common it is from bad habit alone. It's no wonder the law can't be trusted.
What a great idea 💡 👏
No one behaving this way should be allowed in any position of authority.
Exactly, they should have been immediately fired, & then arrested for the laws they just broke after being sworn to uphold them. These are the cops that only became a cop to be a bully cuz they were picked on in school, these are the cops that give good cops a bad name.
No one should be in any position of authority.
@@AKuTepion well said, all equal is what you're getting at, right?
@@perspective75 Yes, libertarianism/anarchy. Let everyone do what they want unless they harm others. If they do (e.g. murdering, stealing), self-defense is legitimate. It's OK to have specialized security forces to help, especially when really bad things happen (e.g. terrorists hold hostages at gunpoint), but they shouldn't have "authority" per se. It's just a job. You could pay a private/nonprofit insurance and have highly trained guys come over to help you, but they can still be the same civilians as everybody else. I don't want to pay taxes and watch police prosecute drug dealers, although I personally hate drugs. If some junkies disturbed me in my area, which previously didn't have junkies and I didn't agree to them coming, I should have the right to make them leave. But it's not my business what some people do 100 kilometers away. That's why I hate the concept of states, they just establish these "authorities" and enforce some silly laws over a pretty much random area.
@@AKuTepion agree, well put, I'm sick of all these bad cops that bully, flex their power (by braking their own laws), just cuz they were picked on in school, & the only reason they became a cop in the first place, just to take it out on innocent people who never did anything to them, they give the few good cops we have a bad name as well, so now we have the public assuming the good ones are going to be a bully, & we keep separating one another, this side vs that side weakening an already snowballing country that was great once.
I have never trusted anyone in any law enforcement role except for one sheriff who was honest and trustworthy. Never met any law enforcement officers who were worth a damn.
Same exact situation happened to me as first guy. Came home from a hiking trip, got pulled over for headlights or brake light. Asked me if i was drinking....ran me through sobriety test....ended up blowing 0s. Asked if i had been smoking and shook my head while i said no. He responded saying, well you said no but shook ur head yes. Which one is it?" disgusting man. Wish i would have known how unprofessional that was. Maybe would have pursued legal action. It's a small town I had just moved to and decided against it to avoid being targeted.
I’m actually surprised they got fired. wow bravo to Jack and his father for knowing their rights, playing it smart and standing their ground!👏🏼
they gonna quietly hire them back in a few years with back pay, im sure
More like relocated a town over
@@guguigugu the cops are blacklisted from any public service job like FireFighter or Police
Of course they got fired. Human dignity is not negotiable.
@@guguigugu no. Keep making up drama all you doing is spreading hate. Shame on you
This is a masterclass on what is wrong with police
Everything is wrong with pigging in America, every damn bit of it.
Some police..not all
@@darianstarfrogmost.
The female cop in the thumbnail looks like she's about 10 seconds from crying. She also looks like she got caught putting on her daddy's uniform.
She’s not a cop - bizarrely it’s a photoshop image of a girl who was arrested in a different video (for illegal parking of her bf car).
Odd!
@@Akimfalkoff what video?
By the time the officer finally initializes the breath test suspect is already sobered up 😂
Police have been doing this for years. Unfortunately for them, this is the time of the camera. Now we know how much of a God complex they have.
The last one actually made me cry...I can't even imagine how helpless he felt..where is the humanity in these situations?? Anyone can see he just needed a little assistance and I hope whoever called the cops on him watch this and feel ashamed for failing as a human being
I'm in tears as well wiping my nose.. whoever called the cops instead of helping, the target staff, police, and ultimately humanity as a whole failed that poor Man. There's more than enough shame to go around with this whole incident, my only hope is we can do better
@@hankfairchild7951 The saddest part is it looks like he was buying a bicycle for a kid or something or maybe for him idk but he just looked so helpless poor guy...
Probably nobody called on him. Those cameras picked up on him doing the checkout process abnormally. So the "call" was probably just AI tagging suspicious activity. Try to realize why AI hasn't been implemented in America yet...
@@erickolb8581 right I'm sure that's what it was...it was AI not inhumane ppl 👍
People that call the cops in situations like that do so in hopes that it’s escalated. There was a video where someone called the cops on a kid trying to cut grass for money… any way the person who called watched through the blinds the entire time and was upset that it didn’t escalate
I did LP and watched the cops panic when they thought they caught the wrong guy once and start devising plans of who said what when. And I’ve had them randomly pin me against walls while I’m being polite and letting them in my house willingly.
Remember, whether they are a police officer or not. Unjustified force can be confronted with force
The problem is not the uniform, it's those wearing it.
Inflated thug minded egos.
All three cases were appalling, but the last one regarding the disabled man was the most distressing.
I hope all 3 cases succeed with lawsuits!
For 21+ years cadets have been legally removed from academies for being too smart. SEE: Jordan v. City of New London.
@@TruthrConsequences That's why the minimum educational requirement to be a cop in the USA is an 8th Grade graduate with a GED. (General Education Dummy) diploma .They want order takers with low intelligence who just blindly follow.
@@donneary7104 AGREED. And cadets who score high on "empathy" in psych tests (like the MMPI) are fired from police academies!
The BLUE Lodge of Freemasonry ...IS... the Thin BLUE Line of the Police, and they are the ENEMIES OF HUMANITY! Americans MUST begin to understand THIS ---> The Thin BLUE Line IS The BLUE Lodge!!!!
It's a core issue for sure. When these cops are trained that their own "officer safety" trumps everything and everyone else, the training is to blame. It's so rampant out cannot be fixed until it is completely overhauled.
As a father of a non-verbal autistic child, the interaction with the disabled man gives me chills. Cops are not trained to deal with neural normal people let alone neural diverse people
Autistic says what!??? Kaaaa POW!!!! 🤜🏼👨🏼🦽
He called them security guards😂😂
Seriously man, it broke my heart watching that
No country trains its cops how to be decent human beings. Apparently it’s needed in America since a big chunk of the population is completely lost in hatred towards the poor combined with racism
Don't generalise about neurodiverse people, and nobody here is neurodiverse. They were both experst at making life difficult for polce and infuriating them.
This is outrageous. We as Americans MUST put a stop to this kind of bs which I am learning happens often. First step is when the officers/pd are sued, THEY pay, not the public.
@15:40 that is HEARTBREAKING.
He thinks he’s being arrested for being slow! Oh my god I’m crying.
That last one is really messed up and definitely should have charges pressed against them over this, the moment he spoke anyone with a brain and heart knows when they heard his voice is that all this man needed was a little assistance. How can he be shoplifting when he has several cash bills trying to pay and hasn’t left the store yet or even attempted to leave and apparently he had been there a while for the cops to show up and he still be there trying. Target sucks
And he’s at the register who try’s to shoplift at the register most people would go to the bathrooms and slip items under there clothing. These cops just had horrible judgment.
Right? Like at that point it was clear he was trying to pay. CLEAR! Did the officers think he stole the money or something?
@@ryans413 not defending the cops at all, but it's really easy to steal at the self checkout and people do it all the time
No it’s what happens when one person thinks other people are beneath them.
Love this kid. Good job keeping your cool, Jack. Glad your parents taught you your rights.
@@pf4934I can attest to this. When I was young, I watched my dad get beaten on my driveway by police, and I've never trusted the human garbage since
no kidding! What an exemplary young man
@@johnherbert1431 Without cops it would be complete anarchy. SOME cops are corrupt. SOME. but definitely not all.
No "Jack's parents" taught him nothing but disrespect to others period
@@robertowens746 in which way? Please elaborate
In a country with THAT much distrust in police force, i am not surprised to see crime rates rising all the time.
Greetings from Germany and get your police officers a 3 years teaching before going out on the roads as we do.
My brother was 16 and driving home from work as a busser in torrential rain. Police pulled him over, ran through the litany of questions then proceeded to tell him he was driving TOO SLOW. This was in 1976.
Pro tip: STOP answering the door for police. If they have a warrant, they won't be knocking.
There is another video where a cop sees two cars parked illegally on the street (It is a narrow street and is is all a no parking zone. In addition, they were mostly in a lane of traffic.) There are not a lot of houses in the area, so it is obvious what house they belong to. He goes up and knocks on the door and shouts that he is police and just wants to talk to them. It appears no one is home. He goes back to his vehicle and calls two two trucks. It takes about an hour for the tow trucks to get there. While he is waiting, he knocks and shouts a few more times before giving up because clearly no one is home.
When the two trucks show up and start hooking up to the first car, a young adult female runs out of the house screaming. She is on the phone with her boyfriend. The cop explains that the tow company now has possession of the first car. If she can move the second car before the tow truck hooks up, she can avoid the tow charge on it. She can't. She says boyfriend owns the second car, his friend owns the first car, both of them are less than five minutes away and they are on the way.
By the time the boys get there, the second car is on the truck, and the first car is gone.
If she had talked to the officer thru the door, he would have told her to move the cars, and they could have just put the cars in the huge driveway that had plenty of room for them.
Don't ignore police. Don't have a casual conversation with them, but it can pay to listen to what they have to say.
@@greybeard5123exactly. Like yeah there’s shit cops out there but just being civil and actually talking to them more than not helps. If the situation feels sketchy start recording it
No sorry. If you've done nothing wrong, refrain from talking with the police at all costs. Had the homeowners/friends not their cars parked legally on the street, the cop couldn't do jack-shit. Who cares what a cop has to say... they're only out to fulfill quotas and 95% of the time could care less about you and your god given rights @@greybeard5123
i think that guy got exactly what he wanted from the police. a big payday.
Yep I have a problem with a mental health coordinator for the police her name is Ariana she came to my house without a warrant I have tons of evidence that corruption in my local police department is real.
They violently arrest a dude who's counting out his money at the register, but they let hoards of people fill garbage bags and walk out? We are in the Twilight Zone...
Disabled guy was white
that would be san francisco, im guessing this weasnt san fran, san fran has different laws regarding shop lifting, for numerous reasons, but primarily because the prison system does nothing but cost money annually, (plus they are also arresting more and more serial shoplifters)
@@killingtimeitself It's Albuquerque, New Mexico
Dirty damn cops.
The last one is heart breaking. Agent Twelve, I'm glad you bring these videos to light and I hope more people can see that last video. I've been angered by many videos of incompetent egotisitical police; but that was the first one that made me feel sadness. Genuine sadness, that someone can be so cruel to someone who was doing nothing wrong. I guess in that officer's world, being disabled, black, and poor, is being "wrong." I don't care if Target called the police, I don't care, he had money to pay, he was shopping and contributing to the stores income. He wasn't being a bother and seemed like a sweet old man who just wanted to get his things and leave peacefully.
What a tragic, tragic, tragic event...