The girl in the first one is just disgusting. She saw for herself the dangers of driving drunk, yet she did it anyway. Then the way she uses that to try to get out of being arrested is sickening. Her actions with the officers is disgusting as well.
Well, for you and me it seems evident. You lost your brother this way, so don't do it, but living trough it might be really different. What she did was really wrong, and she have to take responsibility for it, but also an experience like that changes you for sure, and everyone copes differently. She might intentionally relive the experience, with a different outcome, we don't know. I can only feel pity for her.
@@imjustapotatoleavemealone I sort of agree with you until the point she starts accusing the officers of sexual assault. At that moment she just becomes trash.
Could be survivor's guilt tbh, and she's self sabotaging. She needs therapy and a lesson that she will never forget. I hope her charges dont get dropped
I've always felt like if you can somehow prove that someone is accusing someone of something with malicious intent or just to cause an issue for that person, they should be charged with false accusations and the sentence should be exactly what they're accusing the other person of. If you accuse someone of rape, you should receive the very same sentence you tried to put on someone else when you know they didn't do anything. It can be hard to prove in most situations I guess, but it would be a pretty clear case with that girl who accused the officers of raping her.
@@435cyberteam9 agreed, and you have some good points. Even if it can't be proven everytime, it will reduce the number of false accusations, and more importantly, some false convictions. One of my best friends from high school was accused of some sort of S.A. by a girl he hardly knew of even. They had gone to a party seperately, he left shortly(within an hour or so) after she got there and never even spoke with her. Lots of witnesses, for better and worse. I'm still not sure why she accused him in particular, let alone anybody because it was later brought to light that she was never assaulted whatsoever, let alone to that degree. Unfortunately, she had several of her friends provide false statements to the police, leading to his arrest and charge. At school, no less. No DNA, no marks, no evidence of any kind beyond some easily fabricated words was found. It took 3 years before his trial was completed with a full discharge, but within that time he was threatened regularly, lost one of his two jobs, and was jumped several times, as well as being ostracized and losing nearly all of his friends. I was one of the few who stuck around, from my point of view unless he admitted to it or was convicted, there's little reason to believe it or act on it. He tried suing her and her friends that made statements against him for defamation and whatnot, and it was thrown out almost immediately. He lost a lot from just an accusation and there was never even evidence to go off of. It cost him a fortune financially and psychologically. It's been over 10 years and it still messes with him, understandably so.
@@adleighrung3962a crime that is almost never prosecuted, and it's weak as hell when it is. At worst they get a False Complaint charge, which is absolutely nothing compared to the destruction those false complaints can cause to their victims. What we need is serious punishment for serious false accusations.
It's crazy that her brother died drinking and driving, but it doesn't stop her from drinking and driving. Not only could she have killed herself, but she could have killed someone else's family as well with her actions.
Yeah she needs serious time for the false allegations alone. Her just saying that is enough to destroy a man's life, so it should be enough to destroy her own because she fabricated the whole thing. Disgusting how men are treated.
That second interaction I feel was partially fueled by the cop. someone stopped in the road with hazard lights on and his first interation is to walk up and angrily state "Get Out Of The Car" Not "Are you okay?" Not "Is there something wrong, do you need help?" No, he chose to escalate the situation immediately, she didn't help her case, but the cop also dropped the ball by starting off the entire situation with so much hostility right off the bat.
Have to partially agree. She obviously had her hazard lights on for some reason and it’s not like anyone was driving by anyway. Then again, why was she refusing police orders? Act stupid, get treated stupid.
She refused orders to step out of her vehicle which would equate to resisting arrest. Officers are allowed to apply a reasonable amount of force, depending on the situation, to make an arrest. Should we believe shattering the window of a woman, who was non-violent, reasonable? The officer admitted it wasn't himself when he said, "if you just stepped out nothing would have happened, just a verbal warning." The officers were impatient and continually escalated the situation and quickly turned a non-violent situation violent. She took damage to her persons, property, and mental. She is lucky the officer didn't permanently damage her eyes. Officers take a professional obligation and oath to not "act stupid".
Exactly! And to resort to IMMEDIATELY break the car windows with a baton? That cop needs some unpaid leave and re-training. And I promise I am not on the side of the BLM protesters that was just wack by the officers.
Leaving a child / children in a hot car should be automatic jail time. I have treated tiny children who were left in hot vehicles, It's beyond.....sad. No excuse ( impo).
thank you for doing what you do, its sad that parents are this irresponsible with their own children .. they didnt ask to be here or neglected like that :(
literally. there is no reason to ever leave a child in a hot locked car. i get sometimes you want to run in somewhere real quick but that’s why AC exists. besides the fact no one should be leaving a young child alone in a car (running or not) for long periods of time.
Using the death of her brother as an excuse for driving drunk isn't just stupid and dangerous, but also disrespecting her dead brother. Beyond stupid knowing he died driving drunk with her in the car. She should've ben put away for a long time because this one is obviously incapable of learning from mistakes. She is the worst!
Drunk people have absolutely no thought behind the things they do about 80% of the time. I’m certain she was hurting from it and was drinking to deal with it like the video said.
Not to be that guy, but if she’s not over tragic events from 6 months prior, either she’s mentally scarred, or she’s are using them as excuses, either way she should be looked at under serious scrutiny from medical professionals.
@@ryanbolson23 nah thats crazy, I mean nobody should be driving drunk regardless of what kind of pain they feel but I think its normal to still be mourning somebody you lost 6 months ago, especially if its a sibling you lose at a young age.
Everyone's talking about Brittany's brother story, but my favourite line from her is "I've already been to jail, c'mon!" as if you can only go to jail once in your life and then never again. Jail is just like chicken pox!
As for the woman committing the cardinal sin of blocking traffic, if all he wanted was to get her driver's information, why didn't he start the interaction by simply asking for it? As opposed to "Get out of your car or you're going to jail!" and promptly smashing her window when she had the temerity to ask why. Given what was literally going on around him, I think the level of daft the cop demonstrated should have cost him his job. Talk about situational obliviousness.
Yeah but he shouldn’t have stuck his arm in her car. Seems like a 4th amendment issue so I wouldn’t label her ‘entitled’ and the cops certainly overreacted. On top of that if she was bleeding they should have given her immediate medical. They were treating her like she was dangerous from the get go and that didn’t seem the case at all. That’s a F grade for the cops.
failure to comply with an officers orders is a losing bet for all citizens. Especially during a potentially hostile climate like the summer of 2020. Officers are not required to explain themselves 20+ times
Such instances typically don't go to criminal courts where information is public, it goes to civil court where such issues are disputed, due to this specifics of cases are typically unavailable to the public and rarely is this pursued in criminal courts, my family has lawyers working both types of cases and from what i can gather civil court pays better than criminal court so unless you are trying to barr someone from getting a job, pursuing such cases in criminal court will take years to process, let alone find a verdict thus attorneys typically advise against such activities, certainly though this act of false accusations needs it's own bill and procedure, but I speak for the time being.
Yep. Especially when her intent is so clear. I thought intent was the important thing in law. Her intent is to ruin everyone with knowing lies and it's clear intent.
@@olbetsy5257The last thing she would ever do to me, I’ll guarantee that! I had a false accusation made against me and she regretted it. I was much nicer back then.
@@Tough_Bookiezzz Everyone will experience tragedy in there lives eventually, we all lose people. Most people handle it without turning into giant pieces of shit that assault cops and casually sling rape accusations.
Unfortunately the bootlickers of this country encourage this violation of our rights. They don’t have to tell you why but you have to follow their unconstitutional “lawful” order.
@@mrgjg the officer still didnt give a reason why she needed to leave her car, the window thing was dumb but him breaking the glass in the most awful way is worse, there are safer ways in doing tht so in the end the girl was right
@@babybunbuntin Disobeying lawful orders actually makes her in the wrong. Just get out and talk to the cop. I guess you think it's easier to refuse and act like a baby, which lands you in bigger trouble.
At 13:30 the site isn't a blood bank, it's a CSL plasma donation center in Cleveland Ohio. Also, it's not like giving blood where you're in and out after a couple minutes. It takes on average around two hours and if you're new to the site then it can take up to four hours depending on several factors. No way should those kids have been left under those circumstances. And certainly not in a car under ANY circumstances...
@@twingtwangtwong1I get why she started crying cuz no matter what type of monsterous outrageous thing you do, if your not a full blooded monster, it’s sad to think of your kids being taken away even if they should for the better
The first video here is a great example of why "Body cams on, all the time. Yes, all the time." protects the good honest cops out there doing their jobs.
I definitely don't agree with the second situation. Just because you've had a bad/ long day, doesn't mean you can take your frustrations out on people and their windows.
That second one was… escalated so quickly. Hazards on and he, within 30 seconds, told her to get out, didn’t tell her why, didn’t ask if she was okay and why she had hazards on then smashed her window in? I don’t know about that man
8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at *a different location* - so the car was obviusly drivable, probably more than 30 seconds of interaction too. She's being detained and the officer has a right to ask her to step out ref. Pennsylvania vs Mimms. 9:15 What she thinks or not about that is not a factor in this instance, she's being detained and has been given a lawful order that she chooses to ignore. Could the cop have reacted by NOT smashing her window, yeah, could she NOT have trapped his hand in the window, was she going to drive off ? Was he going to be pulled after the car ? Who knows, but I'm guessing the cop didn't want to find out how much more she was willing to escalate...
@@OveTorangerexactly. Then she goes on to idiotically claim “you guys are killing people like me” making it obvious that she’s just operating on bs mainstream media stories
@@OveTorangerI need to make note of the court case you mentioned. It would've helped with my response to someone else in the comments. Completely agree with you, of course, just wanted to say thanks. :)👍
maybe she should have stopped after the first stop, followed lawful orders, and not roll a cops arm up in her window when they try to make her face reality.
So sad the cops have to put up with people acting like this and being called names when they are just trying to keep someone else from dying in a car accident.
Yes. It’s been this way forever. There will always be a few bad cops but most have always been doing the right thing. The criminal element has always cried foul when caught and always will. People believe the media who sensationalize everything and inflame passions for ratings and clicks. Body cams are waking everyone up to reality.
That's not what they're doing. Theyre looking to make arrests (even on people doing things that they themselves do) on people breaking the law, regardless of how minor or major that crime is. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less.
I just love how they say:"you are bad and you cant do this and this" but then they kick the officer and stuff and be like : "No i can do this as a Citizen" And then make that harder harder and worse
One thing I've noticed about Karen's is that they always say, "you're assaulting me" when they get arrested. Idk if they're really so ignorant that they think getting arrested for a legitimate crime and cuffed is assault or if it's just a bid for sympathy or what, but they all do it.
They've just never experienced accountability before. They think they shouldn't ever have to suffer consequences of any kind and basically think they're allowed to behave however they want and that if their will is impeded in any way that a crime has been committed against them.
1st women: completely deserved what she got, such disrespect for her deceased brother. 2nd women: cop escalated that shit real quick and to say she was entitled is complete bullshit. 3rd women: how the hell you going to leave your kid like that, That is so heartbreaking.
@@WaterDrinker011 Bro, he is right. For any traffic violation you shouldn't start with getting the driver out of the car, nor break the window after 30 seconds of interaction. Cops escalated here creating a clusterfuck.
Nor should the cop dent the roof by slamming his baton on the roof to close it... there was absolutely zero reason for the driver to step out of the car. Cop was a total c**t
The 2nd girl didnt do anything wrong but she was definetly trying to escalate the situation. Ion know why its so hard for someone to just roll down the window. Cop went too far doe
Imagine being Brittneys parents? First they bury their son, then their daughter decides they didn’t suffer enough, so she dumps more heartache on them. Maybe the parents didn’t dole out enough tough love, but they don’t deserve this.
The first girl is probably also one of those who say all cops are bastards Cops are amazing… they put up with this sort of bullshit day in and day out for their whole employment period Then the media pounces on them the one time they have a bad day after dealing well with these dickheads and never getting recognised for it There are cops who are NOT suited to the job, but there are many many more that cope with stuff most people could never deal with
In the first story Brittany kept saying her little brother died in a car accident SIX months ago yet when she was in the police station she said 3 months ago? 4:40 That seems really suspicious. Either she’s lying (switching up your story is a common way to tell if someone is lying) or the alcohol got to her and is making her forget. Either way seems really suspicious. If the alcohol got to her bad enough to make her forget things then she clearly isn’t safe to drive and if she’s lying then that’s just disgusting to lie about someone’s death. Especially your little brother. Edit: Okay y’all I get it he’s actually dead😭
She probably thought it would sound better and elicit more sympathy if she made it sound more recent than it actually was. Not to mention how ridiculous it is to use an automobile death as an excuse for driving drunk when that's literally the reason driving drunk is a crime.
They said in this video that he died and she was actually in the car with him when he crashed. He was drunk with her and two others in his car. All the more reason she should not be drinking and driving.
He did in fact pass due to driving drunk himself It even showed the accident in this video and the guy even said it happened 6 months ago She's just so drunk she thinks it's been only 3mths
@@DetectiveTrupo203 Exactly! If your brother dies from drunk driving why would you do it? So sad how she’s trying to gain sympathy from the cops to be let go. Glad they handled it like professionals.
Losing someone is no excuse to do the same thing that they did 6 months later. I lost my dad to sepsis while I was on a combat deployment to Syria, didn't even get to attend his funeral because I was in the field and didn't know about it till I came back to base. Should I have come back stateside and run 160 down the interstate snot slinging drunk? That's a pathetic individual right there.
I’m really sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a parent when you’re away (for reasons you can’t control). My heart goes out to you and your family.
Losing your dad isn't as bad as losing a sibling. Also you were clearly more mature than she is. Sounds like you already had your stuff together. She clearly doesnt.
I think body cam footage should be televised locally for a person's family, friends and employers to view so everyone learns someone's lack of credibility. This goes for police officers, too. You'd only have to do this once and I believe you'd see a marked change in behavior.
@@mcourry So true, I have said this time and time again. I think they should be forced to watch the whole interaction with everyone they know and townsfolk then maybe just maybe they would be forced to take accountability.
These people really need to watch themselves on these videos once they are sober, with their family/friends/peers even, then ask themselves “Am I really a decent person in society?”.
I get she was blocking traffic and being annoying But breaking the glass really doesn't seem like the smartest thing, especially with the already high tensions
Yeah I gotta admit, a lot of these videos show cops making smart choices, but I really don't know if smashing the window immediately was necessary there.
@Jum-rd9yo I understand being frustrated of course, but I still think it could’ve been handled better. At the very least, they could have tried to de-escalate further before opting to smash the window.
The second video was absolutely escalated by the sheriffs and so unnecessary!!!!!!! Didn’t see entitled anything with this one. You blew it on this one HUGE!!!!!
First woman makes me feel terribly sad for the innocent men who are falsely accused of sexual assault and rape. She’s making me sick and agitated blurting that out to them.
I've learned something revolting about children with burns; apparently, a shocking portion of the cases aren't accidents. Their parents want to give them a physical punishment and simply don't realize that they shouldn't e.g. pour boiling water on their children, and many don't realize this even after having to take their children to a hospital.
That brings entitlement to a new level. She must be her parent’s pride and joy. I bet the they are very proud of her. Brittany needs professional health intervention.
The last one is a horrible case of negligence, but when the officer said that it was 85 degrees outside, I immediately thought about how it can over 110 where I live. 😳
I agree. He edits it so that we get all the important stuff and don't have to suffer through 30 minutes of repeated dialog and boring field sobriety tests.
The 2nd one was a bit too much. Why did they tell her to get out of the car for traffic violation. I’ve never seen a cop order someone to get out of the car for a traffic violation
Clearly he was just looking to be violent otherwise he wouldn’t have busted the glass over a non-violent incident with little provocation. The apathy he showed looking at her bleed from the mouth was disgusting and you can tell he takes no issue with abusing his power
@KirkwoodVideos just because what she did was illegal doesn’t mean he needed to use such intense force so quickly. Would you execute someone because they stole some toilet paper? No. Not all crimes are punishable by violence. Not every situation is just, “this person did something wrong, so anything that happens to them afterwards is justified”. How can you not comprehend that? Lol
@mistythemischievous2013 If they want to test for drugs, there are devices they can use by the roadside, too. If the breathalyser result is not enough in court, then there's something wrong with the US legal system.
The second one was just… she was not complying and cop-orating with the cops but that dosent give them the right to smash her window and cause her harm.
Brittney needs to be full of shame. Her & her brother, for breaking their parents hearts like that. Once may be a mistake, but twice doing the same freakin thng?? Nah.
9:53 I don’t think asking why your being pulled over is entitled behavior, sure she coulda done herself more favors but the fact the police do nothing to de-escalate what is a peaceful and reasonable traffic stop, to a full blown extradition from the vehicle
8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at *a different location* - so the car was obviusly drivable and she should know why she was being pulled over (for blocking traffic earlier !). She's then being detained and the officer has a right to ask her to step out ref. Pennsylvania vs Mimms. 9:15 What she thinks or not about that is not a factor in this instance, she's being detained and has been given a lawful order
@@OveToranger All of this is correct and I am not attempting to dispute the legality of the traffic stop. My point is the immediate escalation to breaking her window and removal of the vehicle, while all the actions taken by the officer were legal we should note and discuss how there was no attempt made by the officer to have this stop come to a peaceful resolution.
@@barneycomin8152 From the 5 seconds in the video to what actually transpired I don't know because I haven't seen it. So it could've been a lot more than what we saw. 8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at a different location - so the car was obviusly drivable. That's 5 seconds but everything between we don't see. Did she try to run ? Did she pull over and started driving repeatedly ? Did she go directly to where she was stopped by 2 police cars blocking her in (why did they "have to do" that ?)...how much time passed ? 10 seconds ? 20 ? 5 minutes ? 20 minutes ??? Too much missing information and time, what I could see was her driving from where she was first discovered to where she was finally being detained and then the get out or get arrested and finally the 20 seconds of "action"... I want the entire dashcam video from start to finish - including interior camera when she was put in the car !
thinking you know the law better than the people who enforce it is literally entitled. Once you assault a police officer, they will absolutely break your window. Don't assault a cop by rolling up your window on him and you get to keep your window.
In the first video, the young woman should be required to watch herself daily. Accusing innocent men of sexual violence is reprehensible. In the second, I'm not sure if breaking the window was the smartest thing to do.
The first girl who lost her brother might be dealing with some survivor's guilt. She needed to learn this lesson hard, and she should be shown that footage over and over to remind her of the dangers of drunk driving not to her but to other people
If she had followed instructions she would not have had her window broken & consequently got cut, she is obviously a law scholar as she knew more than the police officer, the entitlement is off the scale these days..
Imagine the assumptions people would jump to if they heard the first girl screaming that she was being assaulted by officers. Yet another example of body cameras supporting officers instead of the other way around.
No one ever takes responsibility. I did a few years as a emt and responded to many car accidents and never once have i ever appeared on scene where one person admired fault, both parties always blamed each other no matter how obvious one person was at fault
Wow; thank you for actually doing the homework and looking into her claim about her brother’s death. I would have guessed she was totally making his death up for sympathy. But to find out that he died as the result of a drunk driving accident? And HE was driving, with HER as a passenger? You can’t make this stuff up.
Being so intoxicated like Brittany, I would have really liked to know her blood alcohol content. She would have been several times over the legal limit. No, near death limit. It's insane what this display of crazyness was.
Why does the girl from the first one sound like the sheep girl from zootopia 😂 but fr she has personal experience with drunk driving, she should be more responsible
The second one could have complied earlier, but smashing the window in so aggressively was just unnecessary. And the officer thinking no one would get distressed seeing this is pure stupidity. That interaction alone proves the points of the BLM protesters: that American police tend to be short tempered egotistical men with a tendency to prefer escalating instead of deescalating and sympathising with people. The woman provided zero threat and for a simple traffic stop, there's no justification for his actions. And then of course the other officers seeing this were ready to man handle her as soon as she exits as if she was some kind of known criminal and was stronger than them.
@@michaelbock2424 this was after he placed it there with no real warning of why she was pulled over until after he was breaking her window and hit the second window for no reason, people who defend the second cop have 1 braincell and might be supporting most abusive cops.
I do feel sorry for her for her loss and the trauma from it, but she can’t use that as an excuse. Her arrogance toward the officers is unjustified! She could’ve killed someone else’s brother! I can’t imagine how this mad her mother feel. The second girl….I love it when people film their own resistance and crimes😂. And then the people in the crowd who have nothing to do with it and have no idea of what’s going on think they can interrupt!
I love it how on the majority of these arrests these people don't understand no one cares how they "feel" the FACTS do not care about your "feelings".. the facts are you broke the law, regardless of how you're feeling that day. actions meet consequences😅
Men: Stay FAR AWAY from THIS woman!! She’s the type of woman that would lie on you to get you put away; if you broke up with her! I feel for her grieving her brother’s death; but it looks like she is using it as an excuse for her bad behavior! She’s unstable and dangerous!
@@TransKidRevolution Re-watching it, she really didn't. His fingers has plenty of space, which he pulled back when she rolled it up for a quarter of an inch. It seems like a case of CYA for breaking the window. Much like the claim she might have 'made a run for it', being blocked in completely by 3 cars...
you literally just admitted she rolled up the window while his arm was in the car and that he removed it AFTER she rolled up the window. Wow, you should be a public defender. Convictions would skyrocket. God that makes the rest of your comments seem smart in comparison.@@SunGawdRa
@@mikeespinoza5733 ... Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. Never realized how true that was until now. I'm not sure what 'gotcha' moment you were going for, but I was referring to @9:20 While the video got shaky after he got aggressive, looking at the height the window was previously, it's doubtful his arm could even fit in the window. At best it was his hand, and when he realized he couldn't reach to open the door, he pulled it back. Looking at the position of the window then compared to what I mentioned before, it was rolled up at best a quarter of an inch, and no where near where his fingers that were pulling back from the window. I'd want to roll my windows up more too, if someone tried reaching a hand in there with little warning. You can bitch about the law and how he "almost lost his arm!" from slight pressure from a car door window (that again, doesn't seem to have been anywhere near his arm or even his hand), but she was a victim because he decided to escalate an already tense situation. Instead of, you know, deescalating it like they're trained to.
Sounds like Brittany is the type to accuse any man in her drunken path of horrendous assault. Unfortunately for them, they don't have body cameras. Everything about her made me angry.
Left brain. First act as if you're above it all. If that fails play the victim. If that fails just go crazy and hope that you scare the authorities away. I would sue her hair coloring out for that grape accusation.
To be fair most places do afford you the right to know why you are being detained, and instead of just telling her they went straight for reaching into her car and then breaking her window. This is a perfect example of police escalation--they were already riled up by the BLM protests (mostly because they know the protesters were right) and decided to take it out on this lady because she was driving. A traffic stop gives them a lot more leeway to abuse their power than just harassing random protesters.
@@ryanpenrod1859 8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at *a different location* - so the car was obviusly drivable. She's then being detained and the officer has a right to ask her to step out ref. Pennsylvania vs Mimms. 9:15 What she thinks or not about that is not a factor in this instance, she's being detained and has been given a lawful order
Using foul language towards the cops is in some countries an instant death sentence … perhaps these foul mouthers should watch some of these documentaries ‼️
The girl in the first one is just disgusting. She saw for herself the dangers of driving drunk, yet she did it anyway. Then the way she uses that to try to get out of being arrested is sickening. Her actions with the officers is disgusting as well.
Well, for you and me it seems evident. You lost your brother this way, so don't do it, but living trough it might be really different. What she did was really wrong, and she have to take responsibility for it, but also an experience like that changes you for sure, and everyone copes differently. She might intentionally relive the experience, with a different outcome, we don't know. I can only feel pity for her.
@@imjustapotatoleavemealone I sort of agree with you until the point she starts accusing the officers of sexual assault. At that moment she just becomes trash.
Could be survivor's guilt tbh, and she's self sabotaging. She needs therapy and a lesson that she will never forget. I hope her charges dont get dropped
Anyone notice that she also switched the dates that her brother died. At first it was 6 months, then when she took the field tests, she said 3 months.
@@christopherlopez5860 I can't even remember what i ate for breakfast, yours is not a reasonable expectation from a drunk person...
We MUST make false allegations of rape a crime. Enough of this. Jail time.
Very hard to prove i guess..
I've always felt like if you can somehow prove that someone is accusing someone of something with malicious intent or just to cause an issue for that person, they should be charged with false accusations and the sentence should be exactly what they're accusing the other person of.
If you accuse someone of rape, you should receive the very same sentence you tried to put on someone else when you know they didn't do anything. It can be hard to prove in most situations I guess, but it would be a pretty clear case with that girl who accused the officers of raping her.
@@435cyberteam9 agreed, and you have some good points. Even if it can't be proven everytime, it will reduce the number of false accusations, and more importantly, some false convictions.
One of my best friends from high school was accused of some sort of S.A. by a girl he hardly knew of even. They had gone to a party seperately, he left shortly(within an hour or so) after she got there and never even spoke with her. Lots of witnesses, for better and worse. I'm still not sure why she accused him in particular, let alone anybody because it was later brought to light that she was never assaulted whatsoever, let alone to that degree. Unfortunately, she had several of her friends provide false statements to the police, leading to his arrest and charge. At school, no less. No DNA, no marks, no evidence of any kind beyond some easily fabricated words was found. It took 3 years before his trial was completed with a full discharge, but within that time he was threatened regularly, lost one of his two jobs, and was jumped several times, as well as being ostracized and losing nearly all of his friends. I was one of the few who stuck around, from my point of view unless he admitted to it or was convicted, there's little reason to believe it or act on it.
He tried suing her and her friends that made statements against him for defamation and whatnot, and it was thrown out almost immediately. He lost a lot from just an accusation and there was never even evidence to go off of. It cost him a fortune financially and psychologically. It's been over 10 years and it still messes with him, understandably so.
they are a crime
@@adleighrung3962a crime that is almost never prosecuted, and it's weak as hell when it is. At worst they get a False Complaint charge, which is absolutely nothing compared to the destruction those false complaints can cause to their victims. What we need is serious punishment for serious false accusations.
Way to go Brittany. You are now an embarrassment to your entire family. As if they hadn’t gone through enough with the loss of your brother.
Poor mother.. ..
@@blackjackdoggy7413Both kids drinking and driving... Most likely trickled down.
It's crazy that her brother died drinking and driving, but it doesn't stop her from drinking and driving. Not only could she have killed herself, but she could have killed someone else's family as well with her actions.
I feel sorry for her she's got mental issues and a lot of self hatred .
Ha ha ha .. women think they're above the Law..
The first girl is appalling. Whining about her brother dying while doing the exact same thing? Wow. What a piece of work.
And then makin false r4pe and assault claim
Yeah she needs serious time for the false allegations alone.
Her just saying that is enough to destroy a man's life, so it should be enough to destroy her own because she fabricated the whole thing.
Disgusting how men are treated.
That second interaction I feel was partially fueled by the cop.
someone stopped in the road with hazard lights on and his first interation is to walk up and angrily state "Get Out Of The Car"
Not "Are you okay?"
Not "Is there something wrong, do you need help?"
No, he chose to escalate the situation immediately, she didn't help her case, but the cop also dropped the ball by starting off the entire situation with so much hostility right off the bat.
Especially at a BLM protest surrounded by people? That was some insane escalation and bad policing.
I can’t believe I had to scroll this far for this comment
Have to partially agree. She obviously had her hazard lights on for some reason and it’s not like anyone was driving by anyway. Then again, why was she refusing police orders? Act stupid, get treated stupid.
She refused orders to step out of her vehicle which would equate to resisting arrest. Officers are allowed to apply a reasonable amount of force, depending on the situation, to make an arrest. Should we believe shattering the window of a woman, who was non-violent, reasonable? The officer admitted it wasn't himself when he said, "if you just stepped out nothing would have happened, just a verbal warning." The officers were impatient and continually escalated the situation and quickly turned a non-violent situation violent. She took damage to her persons, property, and mental. She is lucky the officer didn't permanently damage her eyes. Officers take a professional obligation and oath to not "act stupid".
Exactly! And to resort to IMMEDIATELY break the car windows with a baton? That cop needs some unpaid leave and re-training.
And I promise I am not on the side of the BLM protesters that was just wack by the officers.
Leaving a child / children in a hot car should be automatic jail time. I have treated tiny children who were left in hot vehicles, It's beyond.....sad. No excuse ( impo).
thank you for doing what you do, its sad that parents are this irresponsible with their own children .. they didnt ask to be here or neglected like that :(
I appreciate your hard work.
Impo?
@@SarahAbramovain my personal opinion
literally. there is no reason to ever leave a child in a hot locked car. i get sometimes you want to run in somewhere real quick but that’s why AC exists. besides the fact no one should be leaving a young child alone in a car (running or not) for long periods of time.
It’s disgusting she uses the death of her brother as an excuse for being a drunk driver ! She’s prepared to risk killing kids by driving drunk.
Her: my brother died in a car accident
Also her: **drives drunk**
Literally an airhead
You can't arrest me! I pay the rent here.
@@unocualqu1era peut être son frère était "bourré"🙂
@@unocualqu1era It's worse for you bro, you raped her 20 years ago. Guilty until proven innocent.
@@moudugenou3492he was you cheeseburger
Using the death of her brother as an excuse for driving drunk isn't just stupid and dangerous, but also disrespecting her dead brother.
Beyond stupid knowing he died driving drunk with her in the car.
She should've ben put away for a long time because this one is obviously incapable of learning from mistakes.
She is the worst!
Yes agreed… She sucks.
Drunk people have absolutely no thought behind the things they do about 80% of the time. I’m certain she was hurting from it and was drinking to deal with it like the video said.
Not to be that guy, but if she’s not over tragic events from 6 months prior, either she’s mentally scarred, or she’s are using them as excuses, either way she should be looked at under serious scrutiny from medical professionals.
Knowing her brother died because he was an idiot too who also drove drunk makes me lose all sympathy.
@@ryanbolson23 nah thats crazy, I mean nobody should be driving drunk regardless of what kind of pain they feel but I think its normal to still be mourning somebody you lost 6 months ago, especially if its a sibling you lose at a young age.
Everyone's talking about Brittany's brother story, but my favourite line from her is "I've already been to jail, c'mon!" as if you can only go to jail once in your life and then never again. Jail is just like chicken pox!
She should have gotten her Jail Vaccine Booster 😂😂😂
I love that she has semen in her pocket.
Maybe aim for a whole life tariff first time out.
As for the woman committing the cardinal sin of blocking traffic, if all he wanted was to get her driver's information, why didn't he start the interaction by simply asking for it? As opposed to "Get out of your car or you're going to jail!" and promptly smashing her window when she had the temerity to ask why. Given what was literally going on around him, I think the level of daft the cop demonstrated should have cost him his job. Talk about situational obliviousness.
I wondered if we saw the whole video
She rolled his arm up in the window.
Yeah but he shouldn’t have stuck his arm in her car. Seems like a 4th amendment issue so I wouldn’t label her ‘entitled’ and the cops certainly overreacted. On top of that if she was bleeding they should have given her immediate medical. They were treating her like she was dangerous from the get go and that didn’t seem the case at all. That’s a F grade for the cops.
Yea, that was super hard to watch. He didn't even ask why she had her hazards on.
failure to comply with an officers orders is a losing bet for all citizens. Especially during a potentially hostile climate like the summer of 2020. Officers are not required to explain themselves 20+ times
Thank you for not only the captions but making them different colors for each person apeaking. Very well done! Great clear narration as well :)
I love when people take pride in their work
I love it when people cater to deaf people.
small detail that you dont notice until you point it out, you're right
@@CovertKazas deaf person, I can confirm that I certainly enjoy subtitles provided by youtuber. UA-cam CC sucks anyway.
This is really nice and we appreciate the hard work.
False rape accusations.... She needs to do 7 years in Federal Prison. Zero Tolerance
Such instances typically don't go to criminal courts where information is public, it goes to civil court where such issues are disputed, due to this specifics of cases are typically unavailable to the public and rarely is this pursued in criminal courts, my family has lawyers working both types of cases and from what i can gather civil court pays better than criminal court so unless you are trying to barr someone from getting a job, pursuing such cases in criminal court will take years to process, let alone find a verdict thus attorneys typically advise against such activities, certainly though this act of false accusations needs it's own bill and procedure, but I speak for the time being.
Idk, I think it needs to be 15-20, which would be the stint of an offender.
Yep.
Especially when her intent is so clear.
I thought intent was the important thing in law.
Her intent is to ruin everyone with knowing lies and it's clear intent.
@@olbetsy5257The last thing she would ever do to me, I’ll guarantee that! I had a false accusation made against me and she regretted it. I was much nicer back then.
just like Christine blasey Ford needs to do for her blatant false accusations
Brittany sounds like a real piece of work. Imagine being her partner and dealing with her being drunk.
Nothing compared to my mother.
I feel like the loss of her brother made her hit rock bottom n her acting like this is a cry for help
F that LOL 😂
@@Tough_Bookiezzzher brother died when he was driving drunk and got in a fatal accident. and, she was in the car. ZERO excuse for drunk driving
@@Tough_Bookiezzz Everyone will experience tragedy in there lives eventually, we all lose people. Most people handle it without turning into giant pieces of shit that assault cops and casually sling rape accusations.
The 2nd girl really never was given a reason as to why she NEEDED to get out of the car, and homeboy went to 100 immediately and shattered her window.
Yea, genius move trying to shut the window on his arm.
Unfortunately the bootlickers of this country encourage this violation of our rights. They don’t have to tell you why but you have to follow their unconstitutional “lawful” order.
@@mrgjg the officer still didnt give a reason why she needed to leave her car, the window thing was dumb but him breaking the glass in the most awful way is worse, there are safer ways in doing tht so in the end the girl was right
Okay, but does the cop need to give you a reason?
@@babybunbuntin Disobeying lawful orders actually makes her in the wrong. Just get out and talk to the cop. I guess you think it's easier to refuse and act like a baby, which lands you in bigger trouble.
At 13:30 the site isn't a blood bank, it's a CSL plasma donation center in Cleveland Ohio. Also, it's not like giving blood where you're in and out after a couple minutes. It takes on average around two hours and if you're new to the site then it can take up to four hours depending on several factors. No way should those kids have been left under those circumstances. And certainly not in a car under ANY circumstances...
I’m assuming it’s not an actual donation center. I know a lot of those places will pay you to “donate” plasma.
@@shaun5047 exactly. I've "donated" plasma hundreds of times
That mom that left her kids for 4 hours in a extremely hot car is a monster
And only started crying when the police mention CPS. I bet she’s only kept those kids for government money.
@@twingtwangtwong1I get why she started crying cuz no matter what type of monsterous outrageous thing you do, if your not a full blooded monster, it’s sad to think of your kids being taken away even if they should for the better
This hurt my soul😢
@@karinspiering878 yeah poor kids
The first video here is a great example of why "Body cams on, all the time. Yes, all the time." protects the good honest cops out there doing their jobs.
“You DONTA KNOW HER TRAUMA! 🫵🏽🤬 you misogynist pigs”
☕️
@@ACVRG1dude wtf are you talking about???
@@Guille2033 He's making fun of the people here defending her because she has "trauma" that causes her to be an asshole.
Yes and it protects those who are innocent.
In my country they usually don't wear cameras and it shows. People are afraid of them bc they can do literally anything to you with 0 consequences
The voice-over is spot on. Clear voice and easy to follow. Thank you!
Yes, I enjoy the speaker's voice.
I definitely don't agree with the second situation. Just because you've had a bad/ long day, doesn't mean you can take your frustrations out on people and their windows.
That second one was… escalated so quickly. Hazards on and he, within 30 seconds, told her to get out, didn’t tell her why, didn’t ask if she was okay and why she had hazards on then smashed her window in? I don’t know about that man
8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at *a different location* - so the car was obviusly drivable, probably more than 30 seconds of interaction too. She's being detained and the officer has a right to ask her to step out ref. Pennsylvania vs Mimms. 9:15 What she thinks or not about that is not a factor in this instance, she's being detained and has been given a lawful order that she chooses to ignore. Could the cop have reacted by NOT smashing her window, yeah, could she NOT have trapped his hand in the window, was she going to drive off ? Was he going to be pulled after the car ? Who knows, but I'm guessing the cop didn't want to find out how much more she was willing to escalate...
@@OveTorangerexactly. Then she goes on to idiotically claim “you guys are killing people like me” making it obvious that she’s just operating on bs mainstream media stories
@@OveTorangerI need to make note of the court case you mentioned. It would've helped with my response to someone else in the comments. Completely agree with you, of course, just wanted to say thanks. :)👍
maybe she should have stopped after the first stop, followed lawful orders, and not roll a cops arm up in her window when they try to make her face reality.
@@broodsauce2214
Happy to help 😁👍
My 18 yr old son died 3 days after his 18th birthday...I DID NONE OF THIS BS. Being like this only shows what she is really like ALL THE TIME.
I’m so sorry. You have my deepest condolences.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m sorry for your loss. The first one pissed me off when she used her brother’s death as a get out of jail card.
I am so very sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to you from one mother to another
I’m so sorry for your loss
So sad the cops have to put up with people acting like this and being called names when they are just trying to keep someone else from dying in a car accident.
yea, it's like a taste of new jersey. Absolutely horrible stuff.
Yes. It’s been this way forever. There will always be a few bad cops but most have always been doing the right thing. The criminal element has always cried foul when caught and always will. People believe the media who sensationalize everything and inflame passions for ratings and clicks. Body cams are waking everyone up to reality.
That's not what they're doing. Theyre looking to make arrests (even on people doing things that they themselves do) on people breaking the law, regardless of how minor or major that crime is. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less.
„My little brother died six months ago.“
That‘s why you put people in danger and drive drunk like your brother? That‘s so stupid!
Almost everyone has driven drunk. Get off your high horse.
She doesn't care. She's just using it as emotional manipulation to get herself out of trouble
The first one not only drove drunk, she wrecked parked cars! Her parents must be mortified, considering how they lost their son! Wow
"My brother died 6 months ago!"
"My brother died 3 months ago!"
Ha
I just love how they say:"you are bad and you cant do this and this" but then they kick the officer and stuff and be like : "No i can do this as a Citizen"
And then make that harder harder and worse
You *can* do it as a citizen.
But that's the last thing you'll do as a citizen.
@@Pinkooru True
"My little brother died 6 months ago"
"oh ok, that means you're free to go. I am so sorry for the inconveince ma'am."
@@chellejack3480 rip your cat 🙏🏻
She couldn’t even keep that consistent. She said 3 months a bit later.
One thing I've noticed about Karen's is that they always say, "you're assaulting me" when they get arrested.
Idk if they're really so ignorant that they think getting arrested for a legitimate crime and cuffed is assault or if it's just a bid for sympathy or what, but they all do it.
I'm going with completely clueless.
I’m going with lawsuit lottery.
They've just never experienced accountability before. They think they shouldn't ever have to suffer consequences of any kind and basically think they're allowed to behave however they want and that if their will is impeded in any way that a crime has been committed against them.
Feminine odor
I thought only black women say “
You’re attacking me”
Lol , like they care 😂
1st women: completely deserved what she got, such disrespect for her deceased brother.
2nd women: cop escalated that shit real quick and to say she was entitled is complete bullshit.
3rd women: how the hell you going to leave your kid like that, That is so heartbreaking.
2nd one was crazy. Shit went from 0-80 in like 20 seconds over like nothing
@@WaterDrinker011 Bro, he is right. For any traffic violation you shouldn't start with getting the driver out of the car, nor break the window after 30 seconds of interaction. Cops escalated here creating a clusterfuck.
@@theodorcalotescu1876 exactly correct
Nor should the cop dent the roof by slamming his baton on the roof to close it... there was absolutely zero reason for the driver to step out of the car. Cop was a total c**t
The 2nd girl didnt do anything wrong but she was definetly trying to escalate the situation.
Ion know why its so hard for someone to just roll down the window.
Cop went too far doe
Imagine being Brittneys parents? First they bury their son, then their daughter decides they didn’t suffer enough, so she dumps more heartache on them. Maybe the parents didn’t dole out enough tough love, but they don’t deserve this.
Entitlement is a viewer's entertainment, and Dr. Insanity is insanely good at these videos. I've been so *addicted* to them
I’ve been addicted too man
The first girl is probably also one of those who say all cops are bastards
Cops are amazing… they put up with this sort of bullshit day in and day out for their whole employment period
Then the media pounces on them the one time they have a bad day after dealing well with these dickheads and never getting recognised for it
There are cops who are NOT suited to the job, but there are many many more that cope with stuff most people could never deal with
Me too 😂❤❤
Racist are worst
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The irony of Brittany calling them a piece of shit 😂😂
In the first story Brittany kept saying her little brother died in a car accident SIX months ago yet when she was in the police station she said 3 months ago? 4:40 That seems really suspicious. Either she’s lying (switching up your story is a common way to tell if someone is lying) or the alcohol got to her and is making her forget. Either way seems really suspicious. If the alcohol got to her bad enough to make her forget things then she clearly isn’t safe to drive and if she’s lying then that’s just disgusting to lie about someone’s death. Especially your little brother.
Edit: Okay y’all I get it he’s actually dead😭
The obituary is online. He definitely did die
She probably thought it would sound better and elicit more sympathy if she made it sound more recent than it actually was. Not to mention how ridiculous it is to use an automobile death as an excuse for driving drunk when that's literally the reason driving drunk is a crime.
They said in this video that he died and she was actually in the car with him when he crashed. He was drunk with her and two others in his car. All the more reason she should not be drinking and driving.
He did in fact pass due to driving drunk himself It even showed the accident in this video and the guy even said it happened 6 months ago She's just so drunk she thinks it's been only 3mths
@@DetectiveTrupo203 Exactly! If your brother dies from drunk driving why would you do it? So sad how she’s trying to gain sympathy from the cops to be let go. Glad they handled it like professionals.
Losing someone is no excuse to do the same thing that they did 6 months later. I lost my dad to sepsis while I was on a combat deployment to Syria, didn't even get to attend his funeral because I was in the field and didn't know about it till I came back to base. Should I have come back stateside and run 160 down the interstate snot slinging drunk? That's a pathetic individual right there.
I’m really sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a parent when you’re away (for reasons you can’t control). My heart goes out to you and your family.
I’m sorry for your loss. Thank you for your service, and may you have many warm memories of your father until you are together again.
Losing your dad isn't as bad as losing a sibling. Also you were clearly more mature than she is. Sounds like you already had your stuff together. She clearly doesnt.
“That’s not what we gonna do!” I have so much respect for this cop now.
Thank goodness for bodycams. She should be made to watch this video with her parents and friends. She's a real spinner all right!
I think body cam footage should be televised locally for a person's family, friends and employers to view so everyone learns someone's lack of credibility. This goes for police officers, too. You'd only have to do this once and I believe you'd see a marked change in behavior.
@@mcourry So true, I have said this time and time again. I think they should be forced to watch the whole interaction with everyone they know and townsfolk then maybe just maybe they would be forced to take accountability.
Lying about getting sexually assaulted needs to be a felony with a mandatory 2 years in prison. That sh*t destroys innocent peoples’ lives.
Two years?? Make it at least 10 years! A man who commits such a crime will do at least that much time in prison.
@@Jeff-xy7fvmaybe teach your sons not to rape and it won’t happen
What's your definition of lying? When the man accused says it didn't happen?
@@GeeEee75 stop raping women it’s simple…
@@GeeEee75 When it's got prooven he didn't do it.
"you guys already think I'm a piece of sh**... you all think I'm a loser"... well, I'll admit it. I do.
The second girl was far from entitled. Those cops escalated way too far, way too fast.
Beesayshello,how about just do what the cop tells you to.things would have been much easier!
Alcohol doesn’t change you, it shows who you really are.
Facts
never knew that until now.
Some of these cops are so nice and so patient with these morons
Not the window shaming guy tho
@@sadiegwouldn’t you be riled up with all the protest? She was blocking the lane and she was told she’s being detained
These people really need to watch themselves on these videos once they are sober, with their family/friends/peers even, then ask themselves “Am I really a decent person in society?”.
''I'm going through a lot.'' Oh, she's the one...I knew somebody was going through a lot.😁
I get she was blocking traffic and being annoying
But breaking the glass really doesn't seem like the smartest thing, especially with the already high tensions
Yeah I gotta admit, a lot of these videos show cops making smart choices, but I really don't know if smashing the window immediately was necessary there.
@Jum-rd9yo I'm really sorry but I don't understand what you're trying to say
@Jum-rd9yo No I genuinely read it like 10 times and I'm still guessing
@Jum-rd9yo I understand being frustrated of course, but I still think it could’ve been handled better. At the very least, they could have tried to de-escalate further before opting to smash the window.
dont assault a cop by rolling his arm up in your window and maybe your dumbass will get to keep the window.
The second video was absolutely escalated by the sheriffs and so unnecessary!!!!!!! Didn’t see entitled anything with this one.
You blew it on this one HUGE!!!!!
"I bet you that Brittany is normally just a lil sweetie pie!"
~Said no one. Ever.
First woman makes me feel terribly sad for the innocent men who are falsely accused of sexual assault and rape. She’s making me sick and agitated blurting that out to them.
"You guys already think I'm a fucking loser"
Yep, I do because you are 😂
Narcissism never leaves the body peacefully.
I've learned something revolting about children with burns; apparently, a shocking portion of the cases aren't accidents. Their parents want to give them a physical punishment and simply don't realize that they shouldn't e.g. pour boiling water on their children, and many don't realize this even after having to take their children to a hospital.
I'm a paramedic, and I've seen it a lot. They're "immersion burns".
CPS and cops don't do shit about it.
If appears that the first girl’s family has a problem with alcohol.
That brings entitlement to a new level.
She must be her parent’s pride and joy.
I bet the they are very proud of her.
Brittany needs professional health intervention.
The last one is a horrible case of negligence, but when the officer said that it was 85 degrees outside, I immediately thought about how it can over 110 where I live. 😳
The car could absolutely get that hot even when it's only 85 outside (as someone who's AC goes out in Texas often 😢)
That mother is a monster. Words can’t even describe how negligent she is
I remember watching the full version of the 1st video
Have never seen anyone as aggravating as her for that long. Idk how she wasn’t tired.
Same here. The full one made me so mad. I had to turn off YT for a while and do something productive. 😊
@@Banichi04 I got angry. It was bad.
Dr Insanity Make 10/10 Vids honestly
Tru tru❤
I agree. He edits it so that we get all the important stuff and don't have to suffer through 30 minutes of repeated dialog and boring field sobriety tests.
Good videos? Yes.
But this is too formulaic to be 10/10
The 2nd one was a bit too much. Why did they tell her to get out of the car for traffic violation. I’ve never seen a cop order someone to get out of the car for a traffic violation
Clearly he was just looking to be violent otherwise he wouldn’t have busted the glass over a non-violent incident with little provocation. The apathy he showed looking at her bleed from the mouth was disgusting and you can tell he takes no issue with abusing his power
Exactly!
@KirkwoodVideos just because what she did was illegal doesn’t mean he needed to use such intense force so quickly. Would you execute someone because they stole some toilet paper? No. Not all crimes are punishable by violence. Not every situation is just, “this person did something wrong, so anything that happens to them afterwards is justified”. How can you not comprehend that? Lol
@KirkwoodVideosyou’re awfully passionate about that one particular video.
well then you dont have the necessary experience for us to give a shit about your opinion. It happen all the time.
Why don't American cops immediately administer a breathalyser, rather than fannying around with " field sobriety tests"?
I know is it to make body cams more entertaining
good question, i always have wondered that
It can prove intoxication for substances other than alcohol, and helps them have a stronger case against the driver in the courts.
@mistythemischievous2013 If they want to test for drugs, there are devices they can use by the roadside, too. If the breathalyser result is not enough in court, then there's something wrong with the US legal system.
That is so heartbreaking for the children and then she goes into the responsible parent act? I hope those poor kids found a good home
Broooo the police on the second one is badass
Someone could have stolen those children. Anything could have happened inside the car that would have required adult assistance. Unbelievable.
"My little brother died six months ago!" (2:15)
"Or was it three months ago?" (4:39)
"Anyway, my little brother died!"
Brittany: "You guys think I'm a f**king loser!" That's because you ARE, Brittany!
The second one was just… she was not complying and cop-orating with the cops but that dosent give them the right to smash her window and cause her harm.
Brittney needs to be full of shame. Her & her brother, for breaking their parents hearts like that. Once may be a mistake, but twice doing the same freakin thng?? Nah.
9:53 I don’t think asking why your being pulled over is entitled behavior, sure she coulda done herself more favors but the fact the police do nothing to de-escalate what is a peaceful and reasonable traffic stop, to a full blown extradition from the vehicle
8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at *a different location* - so the car was obviusly drivable and she should know why she was being pulled over (for blocking traffic earlier !). She's then being detained and the officer has a right to ask her to step out ref. Pennsylvania vs Mimms.
9:15 What she thinks or not about that is not a factor in this instance, she's being detained and has been given a lawful order
@@OveToranger All of this is correct and I am not attempting to dispute the legality of the traffic stop. My point is the immediate escalation to breaking her window and removal of the vehicle, while all the actions taken by the officer were legal we should note and discuss how there was no attempt made by the officer to have this stop come to a peaceful resolution.
@@barneycomin8152
From the 5 seconds in the video to what actually transpired I don't know because I haven't seen it. So it could've been a lot more than what we saw.
8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at a different location - so the car was obviusly drivable. That's 5 seconds but everything between we don't see. Did she try to run ? Did she pull over and started driving repeatedly ? Did she go directly to where she was stopped by 2 police cars blocking her in (why did they "have to do" that ?)...how much time passed ? 10 seconds ? 20 ? 5 minutes ? 20 minutes ???
Too much missing information and time, what I could see was her driving from where she was first discovered to where she was finally being detained and then the get out or get arrested and finally the 20 seconds of "action"...
I want the entire dashcam video from start to finish - including interior camera when she was put in the car !
@@OveToranger see my second comment, none of that is the point.
thinking you know the law better than the people who enforce it is literally entitled. Once you assault a police officer, they will absolutely break your window. Don't assault a cop by rolling up your window on him and you get to keep your window.
I'm guessing they were all released without even a slap on the wrist. And people wonder why society is going from bad to terrible.
In the first video, the young woman should be required to watch herself daily. Accusing innocent men of sexual violence is reprehensible. In the second, I'm not sure if breaking the window was the smartest thing to do.
Anyone who falsely accuses people of rape should be in prison.
As woman, I am offended at the beginning. I also can't stop laughing. 😂
The first girl who lost her brother might be dealing with some survivor's guilt. She needed to learn this lesson hard, and she should be shown that footage over and over to remind her of the dangers of drunk driving not to her but to other people
If she had followed instructions she would not have had her window broken & consequently got cut, she is obviously a law scholar as she knew more than the police officer, the entitlement is off the scale these days..
Imagine the assumptions people would jump to if they heard the first girl screaming that she was being assaulted by officers. Yet another example of body cameras supporting officers instead of the other way around.
The girl in the black car didn't do anything to be removed. I'll bet they pay her for that
No one ever takes responsibility. I did a few years as a emt and responded to many car accidents and never once have i ever appeared on scene where one person admired fault, both parties always blamed each other no matter how obvious one person was at fault
Wow; thank you for actually doing the homework and looking into her claim about her brother’s death. I would have guessed she was totally making his death up for sympathy. But to find out that he died as the result of a drunk driving accident? And HE was driving, with HER as a passenger? You can’t make this stuff up.
Losing a loved one doesn’t give you the right to drive drunk or to act like a psycho
shes a clear exemple of why we need to NOT believe all women. Accusing them of rape to try and get out of drunk charges, this is sickening
The first girl’s parents must be wonderful people.
That girl in the first one should be charged with making false accusations. That is disrespectful to all women and just makes her look foul
The cop in the second case proved exactly why the protests were happening.
Being so intoxicated like Brittany, I would have really liked to know her blood alcohol content. She would have been several times over the legal limit. No, near death limit. It's insane what this display of crazyness was.
What intelligent cops they’re hiring these days: “this is a severity crime”?
still smarter than the general populace.
I have nothing but disdain for that first one
Why does the girl from the first one sound like the sheep girl from zootopia 😂 but fr she has personal experience with drunk driving, she should be more responsible
The second one could have complied earlier, but smashing the window in so aggressively was just unnecessary. And the officer thinking no one would get distressed seeing this is pure stupidity. That interaction alone proves the points of the BLM protesters: that American police tend to be short tempered egotistical men with a tendency to prefer escalating instead of deescalating and sympathising with people. The woman provided zero threat and for a simple traffic stop, there's no justification for his actions. And then of course the other officers seeing this were ready to man handle her as soon as she exits as if she was some kind of known criminal and was stronger than them.
Thats bullsh--! She was rolling the window up on the officers arm. Get real big kid!
@@michaelbock2424 this was after he placed it there with no real warning of why she was pulled over until after he was breaking her window and hit the second window for no reason, people who defend the second cop have 1 braincell and might be supporting most abusive cops.
GOD BLESS OUR OFFICERS. THEYRE ISNT ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY THEM FOR WHAT THEY DEAL WITH 24/7🙏💙🇺🇸
I do feel sorry for her for her loss and the trauma from it, but she can’t use that as an excuse. Her arrogance toward the officers is unjustified! She could’ve killed someone else’s brother! I can’t imagine how this mad her mother feel. The second girl….I love it when people film their own resistance and crimes😂. And then the people in the crowd who have nothing to do with it and have no idea of what’s going on think they can interrupt!
I love it how on the majority of these arrests these people don't understand no one cares how they "feel" the FACTS do not care about your "feelings".. the facts are you broke the law, regardless of how you're feeling that day.
actions meet consequences😅
There is not enough knowledge at a BLM protest to fill a thimble.
Men: Stay FAR AWAY from THIS woman!! She’s the type of woman that would lie on you to get you put away; if you broke up with her! I feel for her grieving her brother’s death; but it looks like she is using it as an excuse for her bad behavior! She’s unstable and dangerous!
That second was not entitled, she seems like the victim here and the cop escalated instantly.
She rolled the window up on his arm. No sympathy for her
@@TransKidRevolution Re-watching it, she really didn't. His fingers has plenty of space, which he pulled back when she rolled it up for a quarter of an inch. It seems like a case of CYA for breaking the window. Much like the claim she might have 'made a run for it', being blocked in completely by 3 cars...
thinking you know the law better than cops is literally entitled. I'm not going to hazard a guess as to why you don't recognize entitlement.
you literally just admitted she rolled up the window while his arm was in the car and that he removed it AFTER she rolled up the window. Wow, you should be a public defender. Convictions would skyrocket. God that makes the rest of your comments seem smart in comparison.@@SunGawdRa
@@mikeespinoza5733 ... Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. Never realized how true that was until now. I'm not sure what 'gotcha' moment you were going for, but I was referring to @9:20 While the video got shaky after he got aggressive, looking at the height the window was previously, it's doubtful his arm could even fit in the window. At best it was his hand, and when he realized he couldn't reach to open the door, he pulled it back.
Looking at the position of the window then compared to what I mentioned before, it was rolled up at best a quarter of an inch, and no where near where his fingers that were pulling back from the window. I'd want to roll my windows up more too, if someone tried reaching a hand in there with little warning.
You can bitch about the law and how he "almost lost his arm!" from slight pressure from a car door window (that again, doesn't seem to have been anywhere near his arm or even his hand), but she was a victim because he decided to escalate an already tense situation. Instead of, you know, deescalating it like they're trained to.
Sounds like Brittany is the type to accuse any man in her drunken path of horrendous assault. Unfortunately for them, they don't have body cameras. Everything about her made me angry.
The children left in the car for 4 hours. One child with a burn on her arm.
Take custody. Now.
To all employers.... Take note... Do not hire Britney.
Left brain. First act as if you're above it all. If that fails play the victim. If that fails just go crazy and hope that you scare the authorities away. I would sue her hair coloring out for that grape accusation.
so unfortunately you cannot just tell the police "I don't think I've done anything to be detained for" to get out of being arrested :)
To be fair most places do afford you the right to know why you are being detained, and instead of just telling her they went straight for reaching into her car and then breaking her window. This is a perfect example of police escalation--they were already riled up by the BLM protests (mostly because they know the protesters were right) and decided to take it out on this lady because she was driving. A traffic stop gives them a lot more leeway to abuse their power than just harassing random protesters.
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8:31 Blocking the road, then 8:35 she's pulled over at *a different location* - so the car was obviusly drivable. She's then being detained and the officer has a right to ask her to step out ref. Pennsylvania vs Mimms. 9:15 What she thinks or not about that is not a factor in this instance, she's being detained and has been given a lawful order
really, because a bunch of idiots here think it does.
no they don't. There is no such right.@@ryanpenrod1859
Hope Brittany watches this video to see what everyone else does and changes her life.
Using foul language towards the cops is in some countries an instant death sentence … perhaps these foul mouthers should watch some of these documentaries ‼️
I love captions.
“You’re under a restaurant right now.” Delicious.