The Most Disturbing Bodycam Moments Of All Time
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2024
- Here are four 911 calls, and then the following bodycam footage that left dispatchers speechless.
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"Whats the opposite of north?'
Absolutely blows my fucking mind
Was just about to say the exact same thing. There are no words... They should prosecute that, and not killing a man minding his own buisness. All police and Paramedics on scene and the caller himself, should have been prosecuted and jailed for life.
Bruh. I had to rewind just to double check I heard correctly. The frick 😅😅
I cracked up a bit haha
@@Arbiter79yea they have that guys call they should've tracked him down and also arrest him since it was his fault.
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“He looks sketchy…” um I don’t think you have any room to judge anyone when you don’t even know the opposite of north, there bud! 😂
Right😂
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the scary thing is these people are allowed to operate a motor vehicle and vote
Couldn’t finish this. The video with Elijah is deeply upsetting. He appears to be neurodivergent and was just existing not doing anything wrong. He respectfully asserts his boundaries and explains that he’s just going home. There shouldn’t have been a call made in the first place, the police should not have been there, none of that should have occurred. God, that’s horrible.
@@robert29tiif someone is neurodivergent HIGH FUNCTIONING OR NOT they aren’t gonna get why they are being approached like that when they’ve done NOTHING WRONG. That is literally my biggest fear as my older brother is neurodivergent and when people approach him already on 100 that freaks the f*ck out. It takes neurodivergent people a little bit longer to understand intense situations like that.
Your “stop and explain it’s not that hard” is so f*cking ableist as some neurodivergent people (like my brother) when they get so freaked out can’t even form proper sentences and start stuttering which makes things even worse. Some police officers (NOT ALL POLICE OFFICERS) need to work on their de-escalation skills instead of going guns a-blazing which always makes the situation worse.
wearing a ski Mask is not a crime. its literally called a ski mask it is meant for non criminal purposes. the person who called the police had no reason to call anyone. All he said was he was walking home and the cops should have respected that@@robert29ti
@@robert29ti Or, it's cold out and that was what was keeping his face warm. Fuckers like you always want to jump to the worst conclusions.
Bro legit said he had his earbuds in f*cking dumbass @@robert29ti
@@robert29tiblud dont even js stfu and learn something
Whoever made the call about Elijah ought to be ashamed. What a horrific outcome 😢
The guy who made the call did nothing wrong tho. If someone in a ski mask kept throwing up hand signals at me I’d think the same thing.
@@puggetz9613homie he was listening to music also he didn’t make any threats
You are exactly what's wrong with the world. Perfect example. He put his hands up and was walking away. How tf is that any danger to you??? stupid mf. @@puggetz9613
@@JasonRamirez-ui1bf in america there are lots of stories. a ski mask, and signs thery maybe thaught he was finna rob someone and threathen them with gng signs. so the caller did nothing. more like the officers wo were totally in the wrong.
@@puggetz9613😂 he never threw up any signs 😂
Cant imagine holding down someone like that from a call with 0 context. Apparently wearing a ski mask and “acting strange” is illegal. All police involved should be fired, along with the paramedics.
Department needs to be sued too, the only thing a lot of people understand in the end if their money and funding. Same with taxpayers too, once the taxpayers realize their tax money all goes to lawsuits they finally start voting in a non-nimby manner.
false she was NOT shot. Do your research
@@hammerandthewrench7924 umm what… they are talking about the person in the ski mask I believe
cant imagine not resisting for 30 seconds to calmly explain everything rather then putting yourself in a position like this
Put yourself in that situation as a cop. Everyday they go out and put their lives at risk. I understand this situation they messed up but still they were doing the best they could with the police funding
The case of Elijah is so sad, it seems like he may have been neurodivergent and these cops didn't know how to deal with someone like that and it resulted in his death. The fact that two of them got acquitted is disgusting. Officers looking for a fight with someone is never a good thing for anyone.
He was known to play violin to homeless cats. He was a good dude.
These pieces of crap don’t deserve to be a cop
@mizzlepizzle9769 really? Oh that's so tragically sweet.. 😢😢
He was predestined to be a criminal sooner or later..... his species always do
@@renegade501 shut up
Elijah’s case really shook me because he’s far from violent.
Officers need to understand that many people walk around with headphones. So quick to accuse of suspicion. They all lie for each other to justify their irrational actions
Exactly.
Well he should of listen to cops and had a civil conversation without his fits things would of went more smooth for him, smh people act like a nut then cry victim
Guy was clearly autistic. They did him really dirty.
@@YoumadHuh-yi1up he had his headphones in his ears and they started being aggressive before he could hear them. Plus he was neurodivergent so of course he wouldn’t act “normally” to being aggressively taken down for no reason
@@YoumadHuh-yi1upy'all always take up for these cops even though majority of them be wrong!
My god. Elijah case is the most disturbing... I am always afraid of that as an anxious person. I am afraid of people and think that if someone will falsely accuse me like that I will be look guilty just cause I am always panicking when something unexpected happens...
Right? Like yeah, stop him... ask him questions... but whyd they need to go that damn hard?!
I know right? If you remove the fact they are cops the guy literally was walking home and was assaulted druged and killed by thugs.
@@sethtone8634 EXACTLY
@@itsbrittanybtch they tried to stop him and he resisted, his fault
@@bigbootyenjoyerThe Kid Was Mentally Retarded Like You. Make The Pigs Work For That Check. Then Cry In Therapy & Beat Their Wives & Kids For Eternity.
Why does the police even have body cameras if they can start, stop, pause and "HEAVILY EDIT" WHAT THE HELL IT is SUPPOSE TO BE RECORDING to begin with!?!😡
well these people are in trouble once you do this editing shit should get 50 years in prison minimum.
It is intentionally misleading. The bodycams do have raw footage and the "heavily edited" part is done by the media and media officers within the PD so they won't get hit by fines from broadcasting companies. You can easily request the full, unedited bodycam footage from the police station under the freedom of information act.
@@SamaraScenebuilds
Yup you can certainly ask but it's that whole state vs state thing. The state can decide on what the specific laws are. Alot of police stations will give you the cam but not until after all court proceedings are done.
Some will even try to charge you a retrieval fee. Some stations will willingly just hand it to you but its usually a little bit of a hassle and usually will cost you even though. Texas has that specific law but these cops don't give a damn. They're not going to openly hand you something that can incriminate them even if they're "legally" supposed to.
Money is the easiest way to get footage online. Anyone can go an ask their local station but it's really gojng to be at their discretion. They dont care about laws when its pertains to them.
Corruption at its finest. Many cops are like that, so they can get away with power trips. It's a sad reality.
Agreed, but my other issue with body cameras is that they are apparently so easily removed from their harnesses/belts that they come off in the mildest scuffles. They are literally designed for the purpose of securing evidence, yet they don't secure them the same as their firearms, cuffs, or other equipment. The only other thing I've ever seen fall off an officer is their radio, and those still fall off less than the body cams.
In the first case, the cops thought there was a woman bleeding out because a gun shot WAS fired. It makes sense they wouldnt waste time descalating. And then he brandishes a gun and puts his hand on it... I dont know what else you would expect them to do with the knowledge they had. The suspect totally screwed himself. That being said, i think if the caller had not said the woman was shot, things could have been taken more slowly.
Nailed it
Yeah the last thing you should be doing is reaching for a gun when two cops have rifles pointed at you. He shouldn't even have said he was armed, let them cuff you and then deal with it, smh.
Yup, got himself shot. No money for them.
yea the second he put his hand on his pistol i knew what happened next, that is not a smart way to let the officers know you are armed. They told him to get to the ground multiple times first as well.
Yeah I gotta agree! End of the day he reached for his gun infront of a cop with his gun drawn.. that's about as dumb as it gets even if the cops were completely aware of the situation or not
I'm having a hard time watching the Elijah assault. That's exactly what it is. And the fact the loud mouth cop TOLD the other cop "he tried to grab your gun", makes it even worse. RIP Elijah.
Not assault, it was murder. The cops and EMS murdered him.
Don't call it assault if the person was actually killed. Then it becomes a homicide
it was murder.
I can't even watch the one with Elijah. As someone with autism who has had to deal with wrongful ketamine shots, wrongful hospitalizations, and police mistreatment, hearing his cries for help just break me to my core. The boy was killed for simply being different and nothing else. It's sick
What is the ketamine supposed to be used for?
@@ashleychildresss it's a sedative
People who SWAT others and frivolously/falsely call 911 deserve way more punishment than they get. Creating fake situations where people get shot aint cool 👎
Than they get, i think you mean. Seriously.
Deserve?
@@jfhfhfhhhdjfhf563 edited. Thanks man
@@VioletEmerald yeah absolutely just noticed my error haha
Elijah's Story Broke my heart. Since when is being suspicious a crime? And he wasn't breaking any laws so certainly was well within his right to continue walking and be utterly confused when being accosted by police. It's VERY clear that they were trying to make him lose consciousness from the onset even when he was clearly in medical distress. As for the guy who decided to call the cops on a guy walking home from the grocery store, I wonder how you are sleeping at night knowing this all started with you.
They didn't even really question him. It was hands on sight. Wtf.
The first one is kinda stupid.... If you own a gun, is expected that your mental health is "in order". Aand also, if you own a gun, you should know not to reach for it while cops are coming at you.... Just put your hands up or on your head.... Damn
and you shouldn't have it in your possession when you're drunk or drinking
Yes but the police officers should have handles the situation way differently. If they had tried to calm down the situation, he wouldn’t be dead
@@AnnabethJacksonforlifenot necessarily, all they knew was that a hun had been fired, the woman was screaming and when he lifted up his shirt to show he has a firearm he put his hand on it, as someone that owns firearms, you don’t reach for it when a cop pulls you over, you announce you are armed and keep your hands up
@@jakobicobb3447 yes, but as stated in the video, usually a cop will try to calm down someone with a firearm. These cops didn’t and just escalated the situation. A lot of things lead to this guys death, most of them being his own fault, but the cops were also partially responsible.
@@AnnabethJacksonforlife Not to mention the dispatchers who didn't feel the need to mention the fact that nobody was even shot. He just fired it to scare her, which is also wrong, but if they told the officers he didn't ACTUALLY shoot anyone, the situation probably would've been a lot calmer.
What happened to Elijah always makes me feel sick
I’m in CO & the 2nd case is in Aurora, Denver & literally everyone wears a ski mask in fall/winter!! Even if it’s autumn, it’s still cold as hell with biting winds! It makes me so mad that these “big tough cops” -2 of ‘em btw, were scared of this kid-bc he’s wearing a mask & clearly walking home from just shopping?!! That plastic grocery bag is a big giveaway. Ppl acting weird in Denver are a dime a dozen too! Yet, the cashier @ the store wasn’t scared of a kid in a ski mask, now was she? Some cops are just bullies!
All they had to do was look at his receipt 🤷🤷🤷 those cops were terrible.
Fr killing a innocent person
i get that but resisting doesnt help either. let cops do their investigation even if its a bogus call and everyone goes home safely
@@gerardodeluna9553HE HAD NUERODIVIERGENT ISSUES. HE SAID HE COULDN'T BREATHE AND EVEN PASSED OUT. TF IS WRONG WITH YOU???
@@namizou3305 how is that cop supposed to know that ? 🤔 also resisting doesn't help the cops let go of you any faster.
What do you mean so the kids would still have a father? They lost the father figure in him when he decided to get drunk and hit their mom. And the kid said "stepdad" so a father figure is all that he could have been.
Agree with that except that part that a stepdad will never be more than a father figure. You don’t have to be blood to be family. What do you consider people that adopt children from an agency that they are in no way connected to? They’re not parents? They’re just parental figures? Whoever raises and loves a child is a parent. Just conceiving a baby doesn’t make you a parent.
agree
@@alyssaheubelok but bro got drunk and slapped her so some father figure he would’ve been. mf deserved everything he got
In case of Elijah, no articulable suspicion of a crime being committed. All cops should've been jailed.
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Rest in peace Elijah. Bro did not deserve this treatment his parents should sue them atp
for the first one, people need to understand that the most dangerous call that police officers respond to is not bank robberies or murderers but **domestic violence** calls. Shots were fired, callers confirmed an injured civilian, this is equivalent to an active shooter situation. saying that police need to use "deescalation tactics" during this rather than rushing in and eliminating the threat is just stupid, especially if the guy reaches for the gun himself. Agent Twelve is also being misleading by saying "If the 911 operative told the officers about a third call..." He actively says the call was on-going as police got on-scene. Therefore there was no time to relay the information that there was no injured civilian. Also "conflicting orders"?? Listening back, the only orders given was "Show me your hands!" "On the ground now!" and "Face Down Now!" or "Gun!" to alert the fellow officers. Not once did they say "Touch/grab the gun!". Agent Twelve saying that "the general public says that the man was not a threat." Despite slapping his wife, shooting a gun an grabbing it in front of officers is just plain wrong.
I agree. It's easy to look back and pick apart the situation when you have all the information but the police didn't. They had to act on what they did have. They were told there was a violent man with a gun and an injured woman who he shot, then they got there and heard the yelling. We can analyse this footage while we're safe in our homes but they were right there and had to make a split second decision when he reached for his gun. It doesn't matter that he looked like he was just showing that he was armed and was maybe just reaching for the gun to put it on the ground. We don't know that for sure and the police certainly didn't.
as an introvert neurodivertgent if they put any kind of pressure on my shoulders than I hope your police rep has good lawyers
Oh brother
LMAO
They do. Do you?
@@SecuR0MI think it’d depend on the circumstances, but lmao there are countless good lawyers ready to try and get some of that police misconduct money.
The case with Elijah is infuriating and it is murder - he was such a sweet boy and they had NO reason to approach him aggressively and they straight up say to drop their camera. Ugh!
Why would the first officers start deescalation techniques when they have a call for a man armed with a gun that just shot someone? I don't think the narrator understands police protocols.
My thoughts exactly. He also claims the Elijah footage showed an officer saying to "leave" his camera, when he clearly said to "MOVE" his camera, and was telling the other officer who's gun Elijah tried to grab. I'm unsubbing to this channel, as it seems to make unsubstantiated, out of context claims about LE.
The story with Elijah is genuinely one of the most disgusting things I've EVER heard
In regards to the first case, should the responding officers have asked him about his feelings before shouting at him? The entire situation could have been avoided if the “gentleman” could control himself and act like a responsible adult.
also, click bait image. no one, at any point, said "Is that a head?"
I mean Steven straight up flashes a gun and then put his hand directly to it. You don’t do that when police are trained on you and screaming
Yeah youre dumb huh😂
For the last story, ngl if you start threateninf your own neighbours and shooting out your window you are in the wrong bro
For sure, however just from hearing the way he talks you could tell he has some form of mental health issues, and it kills me that this wasn't something that was taken into consideration when police were sent to his house. It's the paranoia and the fact that he thought people were hacking him that immediately had me thinking this guy could have schizophrenia or some other mental health issue. And the fact that the police knew he took medication makes it even worse. They knew and instead of establishing trust, they do this
This is true, however, they knew he had guns and they tried to approach the door to reason with him only to be threatened with violence. once he started shooting out his window, he was endangering the public, they had to act to neutralize the threat. i don't really see how else they could have handled the situation. they couldn't just bust the door down and get shot and trying to put him in a straight jacket. @@NourElHoudaHere
@NourElHoudaHere The cops used what information they were given by dispatch. They tried just about everything they could to deescalate. The only thing they could've done was comply with his demands and park the car under his windows, but that could've caused more casualties than what they ended up having to do.
Met the guy in the last video a few times a while back. Talked about the Browns each time we did speak. Never came off as anything but a normal dude. May he rest in peace
Imagine if that man that called the police would've just minded his business. Elijah would still be alive. SMH.
2:25 That might be the best response to that question I’ve ever heard. Smart woman, lol
That first one, really? Man slaps you, fires a round and you sue the department you called to come save you? Also to Agent Twelve, why would you sit there saying stuff like leaving the kids fatherless when the daughter was on the phone scared and crying?
They are better off without father anyway, seeing the scumbag he was.
Thank God for people with common sense. His take on that one is horrible in my opinion.
a slap does not warrant death
@@gwen6622 he had a gun, he was dangerous. Being armed when police are there warrant death! He should’ve known better.
@@Nanas34 you are a homicidal psychopath
Anyone start touching me ... expect me to tense due to natural reflex & adrenaline. There was NO CRIME
Clip 2: The guy is HANDCUFFED, was almost KNOCKED OUT by arterial pressure, having trouble breathing, and one cop SITTING on his legs and another officer THREATENED TO BRING IT HIS K9 TO BUT HIM!! WTH?! The guy was trying to catch his breath! He's in SENSORY OVERLOAD RIGHT NOW!!
That second one was absolutely racial profiling on the caller and the operators part. Also they better have fired every single one of those cops
De-escalation tactics only are required in non active shooter. When he fired that gun, it becomes active shooter, and the phone call that let them know if he's firing at people came after the police had gotten there.
Exactly. The moment he fired his gun within city limits he labeled himself as a lethal threat and as soon as he reached for his gun he asked the police to shoot him
to sue the people coming to help you from your abusive husband who fires guns infront of his own children as a scare tactic is quite insane if you ask me…
Imagine being told several times to get on the ground, not doing it, then reaching for the shiney object in your pants...
i’m pretty sure he did get on the ground on tho.. or was beginning to..
why would you put your hands anywhere near your weapon when cops are telling you to lay on the ground and not dig for anything… the worst part is that lots of people then claim its because the suspect is bl@ck…. no its because he reached for his GUN…
@@mooncat7009 Idk if you are being facetious or agreeing. But I never said it was a gun. But he was reaching for a reflective object
Thank you for pointing out the wrongs in the DISPATCHERS !
"what do you see? what do you see?"
"i dont see nothing i got my door closed im not trying to get shot"
just made me giggle which felt wrong bc of the video but shes so real for that
I worked in a psych ward and the last one just breaks my heart. I've done several de-escalations with patients that sound exactly like Richard. Our goal is always to try and verbally de-escalate, but sometimes that just isn't enough. If the patient starts to get phsycally agressive to either themselves or others, then we need to do what my facility called "Hands On." When that happens we have to physically restrain them. It is a god awful thing to do and it, very understanably, traumatizes the patient and usually destroys any trust/report that we had with them. If you believe every single person is out to get you, then why would you believe a word that comes out of their mouth. What happened to Richard is truly horrible, but the I firmly believe the police did all they could while trying to keep others safe.
You can only imagine the operators fear hearing these things
The trauam they deal with is insane
Yeah, I'm sure the operator who sicked a bunch of rabid cops on an entirely innocent boy who had committed no crime was truly traumatized when she heard "there's a black guy outside who is wearing questionable items of clothing and looked at me strange".
I hope she has the support of her murderous colleagues in getting over her terror at this non-crime being reported to her.
That's absolutely horrific. Me as a person I want to be and officer, but it hurts watching these.
You will become one of them, they change you. If you wanna be a good person, try something else
Let me just clarify that I'm a 13 year old and am studying and watching these videos and documentaries to prepare to be one. Thank you for the support anyways. 🙏
Wym@@Dionisos21
You should not watch this videos with that age. Where are your parnts and why they let you watch such awfull videos?@@user-jn3bu3cv2s
@@Dionisos21that’s not how police work. It’s training not brainwashing.
What’s said is there are worse videos that can’t be aired.
They are still aired lol. Look up 'Police Activity' here on youtube. They show footage of shootings, officer involved shootings, fatal rollovers...
I'd say the worst leaked call I've ever heard was from Kevin Cosgrove. In the final seconds, you can hear him screaming in terror as the South World Trade Center building collapses around him.
No I remember hearing the spats and the bone crushing, ppl didn’t want to get burn were jumping off. While others call operator and other family. Some left recordings to their loved ones. Just awful ! 9/11 was the most tragic event that took place in such twisted outcome
I applaud you and thank I for bringing awareness. My son for example has mental health issues and can’t be touched and freaks out if someone yells and if a cop were to grab him and start yelling he would react and probably try to fight them off cuz he’s schizoaffective, and would believe that they were trying to kill him or that they were not human that they were monsters trying to get them, but I noticed the introvert man was telling them basically he was introvert and how he has problems, but they wouldn’t listen I’m just completely floored by this. I’m so worried because my son would react and that poor guy didn’t do anything, and they kill him because they’re ignorant and don’t understand mental illness. Something needs to be done but nobody’s listening or cares, I appreciate you and thank you for sharing these videos. People need to be aware of that police officers aren’t the heroes that a lot of people make out to be a lot are and they’re wonderful people my father was a cop.
But this is scary and absolutely disgusting.
"What do you see?"
"What do you see?"
... "I dont see shit i got my door closed i dont wanna get shot" that had me rolling
9:33 "he started to kind of walk away from us"
7:20 where!?
"my son left a note" ok and how did you get this message "over message" like didn't you just said a note in your house
And this is why people are scared of the damn cops!
I appreciate the effort you put into your videos, the ai garbage has taken over so much
The fact he didn’t survive is sad no one deserves that
Disturbing videos for sure. Love your channel!!
Educational video alert!‼️ the opposite of north is south. I’m glad this video cleared up this mystery. After this revelation that this MFer doesn’t know north from south police still accepting his information and ran with it?
See the 911 dispatch should have caught on to the fact that first he said that he had just gotten home from work and that his son had left him a note there and then the second time when the dispatch operator asks when he got the information from his son where was he at he said he was in his car because he got a text message that right there is two different things
I just posted this before I seen your comment. He also said he took all his guns how do you know that? The dispatcher was sleeping
Honestly saying at least US services takes every call seriously. In Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia, we had a series of calls/messages/emails of bombs in schools, universities and public places like shopping centres. And everytime the services took it less and less serious. Turned out to be some boys who wanted to "have fun" and the day of from school. But I was thinking what if the wolf will come one day and nobody listens...
If someone asks me "what's the opposite of north" I'm just gonna disregard anything they say after that. 😂
You have a good voice for this. I enjoy your videos 😊😊😊
My brother attends OU. When I heard of what was happening and turned on the news to see what looked like a small army of cops surrounding part of the campus my heart dropped to my stomach. At that moment all I knew was my baby brother was possibly in danger and I was miles away unable to do anything but watch and hope him and his friends were somewhere safe. The pure fucking panic everyone went through, all for it to be bullshit, infuriates me
Don't reach for your gun!
Don't even know if I can finish watching this, it's really pissing me off...
Frrr
This speaks to me on so many levels 🙌🏻
Rest in perfect peace Elijah that's absolutely heartbreaking xx
(The first call) The wife called first because she was scared because he was extremely drunk and his aggressive behavior had escalated to violence. He already slapped her. While LES was in route he fired his gun, causing their daughter to get scared and call again. He had her trapped in the car screaming at her with his gun on his waist.They for sure did a great job protecting his wife,daughter, and neighbors .
Aggitated>yelling>slap>discharge a round for scare> ?shoot to kill her?
He lifted his shirt, showed his gun, then put his hand down on it just as if he were going to remove it from the holster... and refused to comply , and even said "NO!!" to them.
The wife and daughter should be greatful that they arrived quickly and mom is still alive... instead they are trying to waste taxpayers money and get taxpayers to cut them a big check. I wonder how their neighbors & town feel about that wife and daughter wanting their money and also wasting their money.
If I were on that jury I wouldn't give them a dime.
Exactly. Everyone complaining about an unjustified shooting is ridiculous. The husband had already slapped the wife, and there were confirmed shots fired. A domestic violence call is one of the most dangerous an officer can get dispatched to, and couple that with the fact the husband has shown he isn’t afraid of discharging his weapon makes it a nightmare scenario. Then he proceeded to put his hand on his gun instead of obeying orders. Even if he had no intention to use his gun at that moment, it was still a ridiculously stupid decision he made.
yeah, i didnt like how the narrator downplayed what he did. he had no qualms hitting her and using the gun to threaten/scare her, its not far off to imagine that he could've ended up doing worse in the future to her. the police didnt leave the kids fatherless, he did by hurting his wife.
2:25 What do i see?
Uh, it's not my job to provide a play by play
my jaw dropped when they began to heavily exaggerate what happened with elijah. it sickens me. you can tell even with the poor cameras vision that he struggled only slightly- but never reached for a gun. and they started making up lies about what they were told and how he was acting before they caught up to him.
Omg what happened to Elijah is every mothers worst nightmare who has a child with an intellectual disability. He was literally just walking down the street and killed for no reason.
“Descalating”. You got be kidding… Police received a call about an active SHOOTING (1° case), there’s no descalation in this situation.
I've created a whole story in my head about Richard Glass. I imagine the war veteran has lived his life filled with survivors guilt and in his ending delusional state he imagined he was back in battle, this time dying and reuniting with his lost brothers. At ease, Soldier. RIP.
With the first one, I honestly 💯% agree that he was trying to show them he had a gun. I didnt think he was trying to grab it he just wanted to make sure they knew he had one
The first one is so sad. As someone who grew up without a dad ( a similar situation ) it as heartbreaking. My dad died by being shot by police, because they thought he was a murderer in the area. It wasn’t him. He didn’t do anything. We sued and we won obviously because he didn’t do anything but it was terrible because my brother was 3 at the time and was watching.
I feel like correctly compliance would of saved most of them, instead of arguing.
Second dude sounded autistic
if they can redact footage, edit footage, mute the sound, turn it off, have it "knocked off" or just refuse to release the footage i ask everyone *WHY even have body cams ??*
sure, it's a step in the right direction but its open to so much tampering that unless you put in a strict framework with clear guidelines the cops wearing them find ways of sidestepping the cameras
i literally started to tear up on elijah's case. His case had no context what so ever and then for his life support machine
"I don't see sh*t I got my door closed I don't wanna get shot"
Golden
they basically tortured eiljah.... jesus... i saw a dash cam footage that was one of the most disturbing police videos ever... bryce masters ...the cop had it in for him for weed he was just a teen and a cops son as well... the officer tased him by holding down on the thing for like 30 seconds...too much juice...he went into cardiac arrest then cop cuffs him drags him and drops him onto his face onto pavement..he couldn't';t defend himself cuz he was cuffed so it broke his jaw....he was in a coma...he got brain damage and has lifelong seizures...he taunts him too, calling him a faker, and does not render any aid whatsoever... the kids dad arrives and its very sad. the Worst part is when the cop lies about what went down... just makes viewers livid..very very hard to watch
The way they straight up accused Elijah of being on drugs and uncooperative, as an autistic person they should really have questioned and be educated on disabilities that make someone act and think a certain way, he was clearly acting out because he hadn't done anything and didn't understand why he was being arrested not only that but the police tampering with the body cam and lying about what had happened is disgusting
For most Nero divergent people there are situations and things that will be hard to understand compared to the average person and Elijah clearly wasn't aware he had been suspected of anything and tried to fight for his freedom because he was being punished for doing nothing
its a relief seeing the narrator's face and hearing the real voice...those a.i. channels creep me out with the robot voices lol
“Ion see shit I got my door locked ion wanna get shot” 😂
American police often sound panicked and undertrained. I’ve not wanted to say this before, but they sound like amateurs, screaming contradictory instructions and then shooting wildly as evidenced here.
You are absolutely correct.
When we were in college my husband did a ride along with an officer WHO HAD NOT GONE TO THE ACADEMY!! How he was policing blew our minds as college student we had more training.
All you need to apply as an officer is a drivers license, be 21 yrs of age and a HS diploma or GED
The second case, Oh my god, just a Person call and say some shit about a black person who can do something bad or not, and police will come there and shock him because they can and they are racist.
Criminal by birth.....
But now he's been made good
IM SO INFURIATED THAT 2 OF THE 3 COPS IN ELIJAS CASE GOT OFF AND BOTH MEDICS GOT CHARGED THE SAMEEEEE AS THE COP ARE YOU KIDDING ME ?!?!?!
The PTSD ONE IS SO SAD
Are you kidding me, what are they suppose to do in a spot like that, ask if they want milk and cookies and talk about their current feelings. The best defense is a good offense and this tired, milk toast brand of dealing with high stress, tense issues just shows that people like yourself have never really been in any kind of situation throughout life. I applaud you but also condemn you for your unmitigated stupid take!
Paranoia doesnt make a good officer.
10:48 murderous lying no good P('s)OS!
What is there to be "paranoid about when all of the factors in the situation are already exposed to you? Paranoia implies that you don't or couldn't know something so you have to guess, they roll up on the guy, after shots have been fired, multiple calls say a women is screaming and he's holding a gun! What planet are you from?@@ilb735
Glad you're not a school teacher Baka. I'd be praying for the children.
@@Baka578
The thing is - Richard wouldnt be that dangerous, if there wouldnt be guns for everyone in the US.
"He was clearly disarming himself!"
*Bro literally sliding his fingers on his gun.*
My point is, you don't disarm yourself to the police, they got a twitchy finger, a better thing to do is put your hands up, turn around, lay down so they can disarm you.
The 2nd story really pissed me off. Those cops are the prime example for why so many people fear and distrust them.
That last one is crazy.
speaking of the school shooting one you put in the video one thing that is happening to me is people are calling me a school shooter and i have been talked to by many many poclice
in the first case the second the guy reaches around a gun that is clearly showing he is obviously going to get shot. 14 shots is a lot but im not sure what people expect not just a cop but any person to do when someone reaches for a gun in a high pressure situation when you have been told shots were already fired
Just because your wearing a ski mask does NOT mean that you can hurt someone just because of the skimask
with stephen, where were the tazers, im from the uk and we dont use guns unless its the special firearms team :( these cases are terrifying to me
That second story made me mad justice for Elijah
Keep up the good work bud. Content is solid.
they listened to a guy who didn’t know the opposite of north.. the law firm blows me!
You know what's wild about that last one...he was having a psychosis thinking they were going to kill him and in the end his delusions became reality...I actually know what he is going through, likely it was a stimulant induced psychosis..and it must have been terrifying while he lay dying his fears were actually not unfounded solidifying in his mind for the last seconds that he was right all along 😢
The first one on Massachusetts Avenue is insane. The cops just get up in someone’s life like that without having the whole picture. Wow… that’s fucked.
So what's the theme of this video exactly? Disturbing calls or disturbing bodycam footage? Because in most of these cases I would only consider one of the two to be disturbing. You're also switching between corrupt cops and completely innocent ones
LE admitted no crime occured with Elijah, i used to defend ppl who wanred suicide by cop, but now i wonder..was i right assuming LE would feel guilt from the death????