Qualified immunity... The police are ok with losing trust.. But take away their qualified immunity.. That's where you will get all the real pushback....
Exactly if they put it into law that the monies will come out of their personal bank accounts and their pensions that they have worked for they would be assaulted like they assault people they will move real differently
@@lisawebb9492 That is the defunding the police are truly afraid of.. We will always have police of some sort... But the shift of liability from the taxpayer to the union or to the officer is scary.... Without some type of insurance policy where the officer is protected from financial liability (not to mention legal).... Officers would either refuse to deploy or they would hesitate to act aggressively.... This is the balance we are having trouble achieving... Balance of safety and liberty....
I understand the sentiment of wanting cops to be financially punished for settlements against them, but after thinking for a short time I think that would not be good. Just as we don’t want cops to financially benefit from property and money they seize from citizens. I think it would be a bad incentive program. You don’t want cops being extremely passive and letting criminals get away off of the small chance that you could lose everything if they happen to do something wrong, or if a jury believes he did something wrong. But I see how that could be hard to accept. I absolutely think police need to be held accountable, and too often they have not been held accountable, especially in the past. Also I wonder if it would be too big of an incentive for Police to lie if they had to pay out a lawsuit settlement out of their own pocket. I’m not saying that they don’t lie now and haven’t lied before, because they absolutely have. I just think if they are personally scared about losing everything it gives them even more of an incentive to go even further with their lie. It’s about risk versus reward.
That would require a brain and this cops ego wouldn’t allow him to stop and think. They should apologized and cut this man loose afterwards not tried to trump up bull crap charges.
They get paid extra for it. Private prison system has been caught bribing judges and cops, they love feeding people into the meat grinder for a few extra bucks.
devil music playing in his car to get amped up. trying to choke the INNOCENT BROTHER on the sly,knowing is not camera but we can hear it all TYRANT🐽🐽🐽. The buckbroken cop be like "he kicked me in my face". Bucking his eyes to master. 😟
She said green shirt he had green shirt she said beard he had a beard she said he ran out the back door he's running sounds like he fits the match and then on top of that he's refuses to give his name all he gotta say is his name you go to a restaurant they ask you your name and you have no problem cops ask you just so they can confirm your not the guy or is the guy you got a problem just say your name and that's it stop bitching and being unnecessary
That statement is sooo true, My wife has millions of cell phone pictures. She will even buy a new phone every time her phone fills up with pictures and has a copy of them going to the cloud . I agree with you 100% on your statement. ....
@@manuelelizalde4595 The officer could have been a little more polite and professional when he engaged in the interaction with the "presumed suspect." What about introducing himself first and create an environment where the person would have felt safe, which would have led him to trust the cops? The officer not being able to provide a photo of the suspect at the moment does not grant a request for ID, especially when you don't even have a name to match with. He only had a vague description of the suspect. There was reasonable suspicion, but that alone could have never amounted to a probable cause that asked for a presumed suspect's ID. You are not required to show your ID to police officers unless you have committed a crime or they have enough evidence of this. All they could have done was to briefly detain him while they investigated, which they did. They failed to provide a probable cause for an arrest though, which was enough to let him go his way.
Jedi Dehunter I think you not to read your own statement and stop judging the police wrongly you just contradicted yourself which shows your biased, the police admitted he didn’t do anything wrong he was just detained they had nothing but a description to go by and they only detained him to do there investigation and admitted they will let him go as long as he cooperated with police and give them his ID so they can identify himself and he will be on his way it’s not so hard stop defending bad behaviour and why exspect the cops to be nice and polite when the issue is the guy refused to give up his ID which is rude and disrespectful and a only made the problem worse why Defend the guy. Am sure if it was you and u had work to go to you would just give up your ID and be on your way you wouldn’t waste anyone time and ruin your chance to go to work it happens to everyone just give your ID and don’t waste there time. And don’t be brainwashed into thinking you don’t have to give your ID it’s your right because that’s what lead to being detained and then getting arrested if you continue to refuse go look it up and stop pretending the guy was innocent and stop saying he was kidnapped it’s so annoying do police kidnapped criminals and put them in jail? You people are hypocrites.
That incident was escalated by the police officers themselves all they had to do was take a picture use some intelligence instead of being a bunch of fools
Im in Australia and I just looked up US laws. Use of handcuffs means arrested not detained. Detained mean stopping someone with no use of restraints as in handcuffs.
roninbudo He asked asshole cops several times if he was being legally detained, and was told NO, several times. If the professional assholes do not know the law how can you criticise the general joe public to know the law? Why would anybody of any intelligence to allow themselves to be kidnapped willingly? He asked for a supervisor several times. This is the correct legal procedure. Did you look that up too? People who defend criminal professional assholes who blatantly break the law and abuse their positions of power show themselves up for what they truly are- blind ignorant racists, or just extremely limited in intelligence at best.
My biggest issue it at 45:43 when the cops said "I don't know what this guys deal is" if you don't understand why that guy is upset you might need to find a new job.
@@lloydtucker5647 that's the crime they committed, they proceeded to try to frame a narrative around their behavior towards this man instead of saying hey we screwed up apologizing to the guy saying several factors we initially thought fit you but we were wrong and you are free to go we understand your upset we get it we're sorry for wasting your time... own it!
I hope this innocent guy gets the highest settlement the city has ever had to pay for the thuggery of these blue line gang members. And it’s just awful. The “injuries” the cops received are hilarious but no concern for the guy put in handcuffs and violently shoved into the car, loss of freedom , money and reputation. How can the first 2 cops sleep at night knowing what they did is wrong? 😡🤬. Almost forgot the law office that saw everything and flat out told the cops that they saw it all and the only criminal was the cops.
@Carlos Spiceywhiener Not about antagonizing, you are legally upholding your rights. If he actually did something wrong in the eyes of the law, i get your point, but this is not the case. If he is not arrested, then they try to force him in the car that's kidnapping. At that point they told him he is not arrested and he didnt want to get in that car that should have been it, just swallow their pride and force to let him go. Cops did wrong plan and simple. Some people find it easier to comply.... it's not civilians duty to make their jobs easier if you do not wrong. Cops are suppose to know what to do in this situation, they clearly didn't know what to do, hopefully this man will follow up with a civil suite, only way for them to get educated is to hit their money, which is sadly our tax dollars.
@Carlos Spiceywhiener Yes it does, there are plenty of vids online of police officers doing their jobs correctly when people refuse their ID, there are whole UA-cam channels dedicated for "Audits" just randomly look them up, if you care too. Only problem for this gentlemen is skin tone...
That’s actually not true. I think what you guys are talking about is that a citizen doesn’t have to identify themselves to a cop just because a cop want to know. But according to Texas law 38.02(B)2, they do have to give their identification if they are lawfully detained. Sec. 38.02. FAILURE TO IDENTIFY. (a) A person commits an offense if he intentionally refuses to give his name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has lawfully arrested the person and requested the information. (b) A person commits an offense if he intentionally gives a false or fictitious name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has: (1) lawfully arrested the person; (2) lawfully detained the person; or
@@iMatti00 You do know he was never charged with failure to identify. He was charged with assaulting the officers in which the charges were dropped. Like, many Lawyers who review this all stated he didn't have too, even the police chief stated he didnt have to, but said no of this would've happened if he just cooperated. (which is legally didn't have to). Good job with the copying and paste, but that do not apply to this situation, failure to identify only apply if the officer believe the subject was suspicious to a crime, committed a crime or in the act to about to commit a crime. The first thing the officer told the guy you are not being arrested, but detaining you to complete their investigation. If they cannot complete your investigation, where you are being detained, you have every right not to go to another location, because you are not arrested. Look at the video, the officers tried to get the lady to come to the location, they knew they wasn't legally able to make him go there, or that would have been the first option. They was 100% wrong plan and simple.
i commented the same thing , no coughing until he knew he fucked up , sign of nervousness ive never heard anyone cough so fucking much even his pig buddies are like "wtf are u doing" lol u good
This is exactly the reason people are in the streets! Even when this black man is clearly not the suspect, he still is the suspect! Policing in America is corrupt.
Do you really believe that the people protesting is because of the police? Like CNN saying peaceful protesting, while behind the reporter a parking lot of new cars are burning. The protesters are mostly paid, communist burn down the entire system.
@@ross5506 Are you really that stupid? People have been protesting for decades due to police brutality and the fact that no police is held accountable whenever a colored person or any citizen is killed without showing any type of threat. That's why people are protesting.
@@ross5506 I believe it’s a combination of both. Peaceful protest early in the day! I also believe the media’s intentional focus on the negative part of the protest is meant to detract from the real issue! Which is the abuse Black people suffer at the hands of police. Their grandfathers complained of the same thing Police Brutality. Dr. MLK in his I have Dream speeches railed against police brutality. And now technology is revealing what they have been telling for generations.
I completely disagree that the cops did anything wrong here. They were respectful to him. Cops have to find people that are violent criminals in that choke their girlfriends unconscious. And according to the cop’s description @1:11:30 this guy that was working out jumped the fence of his apartment complex, and his apartment complex was just on the other side of the victim’s apartment complex. And also, I know this is obvious but, remember that people that are hiding from the police often won’t give their identification/name or lie to the police. It seems the real suspect did just that thing when the cop showed up to the victim’s apartment to take a report. Another cop describes that @1:19:39. I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable. We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.
@@iMatti00 He was well within his rights not to provide I.D. That is the problem with you people. You want to selectively apply The U.S. Constitution and it doesn’t work like that. He was under no legal obligation to provide identification. So everything the cops did was a violation of his rights. And another thing. Even when the victim clearly stated that is not the guy. They persist on trying to make him the guy and that is the crust of the problem. To the injustice system all Black people are guilty whether they committed a crime or not. But sadly even when it’s on video you like so many ignore it and it’s right there on video.White people need to check ourselves!
officers reacting in this way should be fired immediately. Officers acting in such a hostile way towards an innocent man such as this, in my opinion, are not only unfit to perform their duties, but they are a danger to the general public. Absolutely intolerably unacceptable.
😂 it was that simple 🙄 we would not be charging u with u failing to ID, assulting us for kidnapping u. OH 💩 ur the wrong guy 🤪 who cares we're going to violate ur rights any way 🙈🙉🙊
He didn't commit a crime,beside that detention went above and beyond the time necessary. The fact that the victim said he didn't have a beard, shoulda end all of this. I guess San Antonio police, have alot of money to pay the obvious lawsuit, that for sure is forthcoming.
@My Skin Is Black ohhh noooo even worse... A man that doesn't side with his own people. When the police obviously had no facts before stopping the man I heard several times the suspect was older than this man. What has the world come to when common sense is thrown done the crapper and people side with the police just to side with the police your are the problem and should be ashamed of yourself and your responses here. One day when it happens to you and or someone you know you will remember this. Your eyes will open and you will see how wrong you are. I feel sorry for you. For all the knowledge you think you have yet still are ignorant. Sad sad...
I completely disagree that the cops did anything wrong here. They were respectful to him. Cops have to find people that are violent criminals in that choke their girlfriends unconscious. And according to the cop’s description @1:11:30 this guy that was working out jumped the fence of his apartment complex, and his apartment complex was just on the other side of the victim’s apartment complex. And also, I know this is obvious but, remember that people that are hiding from the police often won’t give their identification/name or lie to the police. It seems the real suspect did just that thing when the cop showed up to the victim’s apartment to take a report. Another cop describes that @1:19:39. I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable. We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.c
They didn’t do anything wrong by detaining him in handcuffs. They did do something wrong by kidnapping him. The citizen did nothing wrong but was forcefully kidnapped
I wish to make an addendum to that statement: every time you harass an innocent person several criminals get away.The number of criminals is based on the number of cops who participated in or witnessed the harassment.
Marilyn Everett , Thank You Ms. Everett, That does make logical sense... Not only the two officers who detained him but every officer that wasted taxpayer dollar to re-enforce all their copsplaining too.
Right so all he had to do was give them his name and they would have been able to go after the real suspect instead of wasting time. The cops don't want to waste their time talking to the wrong person more than anyone else.
Two Eye , Sure they DO. How else you’re gonna explained why it took them over 4 miles , just to pull him over. Guess that high speed pursuit was over in 5 seconds at 10pmh ???
Now think about it., this is cops in broad daylight with cameras everywhere and people all around them and they are comfortable behaving this way. Can you imagine how many black people or people of color IS serving time as we speak as a result of this kind of BULLS#*T…. I don’t wish ill will on anyone, but this is why cops find themselves in a Us vs Them situation. Just think what the difference would have been had cops done their job according to law. Once the cop tried to bend law to justify their behavior one of the cops should arrested that cop for planting or manipulating evidence. If no one is above the law that should mean everyone including cops given cops aren’t law, they are the enforcers OF THE LAW. Point is, that ole saying “what you gonna do when the rabbit shoots back” is now being answered. If cops want to fix what they have created then they must lawfully intervene across the board when the law is being broken even if it is another cop breaking the law.
@@TheEmpowerment1 My mother would repeatedly tell me about how they will make up something to lock you up for. She had actually been cursed out by more than a few arresting officers because she refused to assist in covering up a bogus arrest of an innocent person.
@@TheEmpowerment1 you can’t hold an innocent person hostage while you “investigate”. They had a picture and a description- this man wasn’t even close to looking like that guy. This altercation stopped being about trying to catch a suspect. It turned into hassling a black man that wouldn’t voluntarily ID. Texas isn’t a stop an ID state. That’s why they were in a circle making up charges.
I disagree with half of your comment. There was entirely too many people standing around, in my opinion. But I don’t think they arrested/detained the wrong person. There was more than enough reasonable suspicion that he was the assailant/criminal that’s OK girlfriend unconscious. If the guy would’ve just given his name then they would know it’s not him and they continue to look for the real guy.
No they didnt try and charge him with 2 felonies that is his past criminal history is that he already has two felony counts for assaulting police officers which is why he had the attitude that he had he was doing nothing wrong and he was like f*** the police this situation is where ego and hurt feelings played a major role
Imagine getting kidnapped and then charged for assault on a peace officer just for taking your every day routine jog in your neighborhood. This makes me sick to my stomach and makes me feel ashamed to live a couple hours away from San Antonio.
police were looking for a violent criminal , if innocent why not give them your name ? ,,, oh yes because ""rights"" ,,, yeah you don't HAVE to give your name , but then be expected to be detained until they can clarify if you are the person they are looking for , a guilty person would not want to give his name to police because a guilty person would know the police were looking for him ,,, only a fool , or someone trying to exploit the situation and cry ""they racist"" when it has NOTHING to do with that ,,,, the police were looking for someone on foot who was involved in a domestic violence les than mile away , discription was ""a black man in T-shirt and pants"" , of course the would want to identify a black man running in the area NOTHING racist about that ,,, it would have been racist if the BOLO was for a white guy ,,, but it wasn't ,,,,
@RichardHead23 Absolutely, but had the police gotten a picture of the perp beforehand which they could have easily gotten from the witness it would have never been an issue. I.E. the cops aren't very intelligent
Maybe if the guy cooperated a little bit it all could have been avoided and they could move on to the criminal. Ya you have rights but maybe if you weren't a prick other police would not have to feel so edgy. Buddy could have been a helpful citizen instead he over exercised his rights and look how it turned out this was designed to make the cops look bad
That's good evidence for the lawsuit that should be brought, cop knew it wasn't the guy but held him because he wouldn't comply and ID himself, which he has every right to do.
...and this is exactly why body cams are so necessary. But the dumb cops - you know the most brilliant ones - haven't quite figured this out yet. STFU and do the right thing - "You're on Camera"!
@@cliffhooper3558 and when POS cops lie like that they need to lose their job, do 6 months, be given the same charge they lied about - but on their record, and have their pension donated to the victim. When the cards are on the table like that - the BS would end real quick.
He could have just taken a picture of the guy and texted to the cop that was at the victim's house and it would have been done in 1 min and nobody would have gotten hurt. 😑
I don't understand why cops lack such logic. In the military ive had to hunt guys down before and we would get creative when need be. Somthing as simple as the phone pic would have happened within minutes. Cause we wanna make sure we get who we are after and not the wrong guy!
@@alpatrome5551 that's because they're too busy trying to find out what they can frame him with or what they can charge him for cover up this dumbass idiocy
That is crazy the paramedics didn't ask the so-called suspect did he need any medical attention day looked all over him and asked the police officer do he need any medical attention that is so double standard
He did but he ignored it she said shirt green like grass not bright also black shorts not white and the true suspect was elderly and skinny the opposite from the poor victim
Wait, so her husband that assaulted her had a felony robbery warrant? She gave the officer his name. Wouldn't they have a picture of him in the system?
@@samcrow6519 sadly the black cop most likely doesn't thinks he's apart of the black race and probably rather be white and privileged. The white officer spoke to him so rudely in the beginning, but he doesn't realize they don't respect him and never will, even if he save their lives. Not all tho of course because I know plenty of white people and a few officers who really doesn't treat people base on their race.
I agree missmvp I do know a few good cops I was born into a racist family im a black sheep and out casted because I don't agree with my family's beliefs and way of thinking even though I was groomed from birth as you can see my last name is crow my original first name was Jimmy but at 18 legally changed it to Sam my peace of shit dad named me after my great grandfather point is coming from a family like that I still saw the injustice that has and being done to young black males and they wonder and ask what the problem is and it's simple wake up and start changing the way they think about people who aren't white start making people that chose law infoecement as a carrier take and hold responsible for the way they treat people
He didn’t have to give you his info! You guys needed to take no for an answer!!! Trumping up charges on an innocent man to cover your own a$$es. Disgusting. Turn in your badges!!!
Legally he didn’t have to provide his identification during that circumstance. But why not identify himself because they handled him respectfully when approaching him and it was more than reasonable for them to approach him based on what he was wearing and where he came from. I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable. We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably. _Edit 7/2/21: I updated the first sentence of my comment because it said that he did have to provide his identification, when I believe I meant to say he didn’t have to. My voice dictation often messes up. Or maybe this was one of the first comments I wrote before I realized Texas is law that does not require somebody to identify themselves until they’re arrested, or if they are pulled over on a traffic stop._
@@iMatti00 Sounds you have updated your talking point to "Yes, the police violated his rights, but so what?"... Please be clear on Texas PC 38.02,,,, You can not give a false or fictitious name but you are not committing a crime of you refuse to give your name when detained.... Full stop....
@Izic Allende I can agree that if had had complied, his chances of not getting charged go way up.... But in fairness, if the officers had followed PC 38.02....They would not have escalated to an arrest since they did not have probable cause to arrest....
the thought of a person wanting their privacy respected and to live freely in a space where they don't have show their ID to men with guns is a concept foreign to this cops. In these cops eyes you are guilty until they say your not.
So I still didn’t hear them place him under arrest last I heard he was being detained! If they didn’t try to kidnap him none of this would have happened!
@@lbc1628 yes and you noticed what's funny is that when he got the court the da immediately offered him a plea bargain what's funnily enough he would have taken have the cops been willing to admit they made a mistake but they didn't do that and he's now suing them
If you live in Texas and think this is ok, just understand all of this behavior from the police is tied into how much we are taxed. We pay for their mistakes... they do NOT.
It began with a cop seeing a black man, telling him that he matches the description, then calling for a description which he didn’t match, but ego would not let him release innocent man, and lied escalated!
Dang! One officer in particular is sure disappointed that the guy being detained is not the one who assaulted the lady. Wow! He still wants to try to charge the guy with something anyway. Over zealous office wanting to charge someone. Should be able to exposed in a court of law. Hell is gonna be full. That officer just can't admit that they made a mistake.
Exactly, I'm 45yrs old and my memory is going. But looking at the lightskin guy, with no beard and hair on his head. How does he match thr chocolate blk guy, with a beard and balding? I'm confused. And then, what to give him charges for not wanting to be detained, and taken to someone's else's house. Why wouldn't they bring her to him, so that her identity would be anonymous? What happened to the line up, to ensure the identification is fair, and non bias? Police in America is the worst. The more and more I see, the more and more I see that says defund the police. And one of the cops were black, I get the rest of the police see us all the same. But a blk cop should know the many different flavors, shades, hair textures of blks. And say, wait the guy were looking is lighskin, and not chocolate. That eliminates this guy right there and then, who cares about the colors he's wearing. No one can go from light to dark, grow a beard and go bald in 5minutes.
It's not him so let's get as many charges as we can on this guy to cover up violating this man's rights. "If only he ID himself" he doesn't have to that's his right. How did you end up knowing he wasn't the suspect, took a pic and sent it to the victim, why didn't you do that before assaulting him.
Yooo the witness who called the Law Enforcement officer a criminal and streamed it on fb live and who happened to be a lawyer is my hero!! This is why you police the police.
The police definitely need to be watched and held accountable when they do things wrong. Especially abuse of power. But I don’t believe these cops did anything wrong. And it was more than reasonable for them to think this guy could be the suspect when they stopped them.
@My Psychic said get a Divorce! She's Always Right - I guess by your logic if you support healthcare workers, then you should also be responsible for any malpractice lawsuits as well, right? If you support farmers, you should be responsible for any farmer who illegally hires illegal immigrants too, right? If you support anything, by your logic, you should have to be responsible for anything that goes wrong with whatever you support. Generally when people are supporting others, they're only supporting the good people, not the bad people. Who the hell thinks that Backing the Blue means supporting bad cops? It means supporting the good officers, and holding the bad cops accountable.
@My Psychic said get a Divorce! She's Always Right - If you support McDonalds, you should have to pay for any lawsuits that they encounter as well, right? If you support BLM, you should have to pay for the billion dollars in damages done by the riots too, right?
Yeah I picked up on that real quick he's just so intimidated he has to be that way so he can fit in with the f****** blue line gang I'm from Port Aransas and we have golf cart so the San Antonio tourist can come down and do whatever they want I see white tourists driving golf cars drinking a beer holding a baby in one hand is steering with their foot and cops drive right by him and don't do anything to him but Hispanic or black person driving a golf cart to get pulled over any reason it's f****** ridiculous
I like how at the end the video a couple of those cops are reassuring and justifying their actions to each other, blaming the innocent guy they abused.
They Did This Sh*t To Me Before. That's Why I No Longer Trust Them. I Think They Are ALL Dirty, Liars. They Make FALSE Arrests & Then LIE On Their Police Reports.
Similar situation happened to this guy, the cop said he injured his shoulder when they assaulted him>>>> look up the video California Cops Kidnaps Man Eating Lunch in His Car. Please leave a comment there.
They Did This Sh*t To Me Before. That's Why I No Longer Trust Them. I Think They Are ALL Dirty, Liars. They Make FALSE Arrests & Then LIE On Their Police Reports.
I completely disagree. There were plenty of cops out there that could looking for the guy, only two cops were detaining him. If he would’ve gave his name it would have been over. And according to the cop’s description @1:11:30 this guy that was working out jumped the fence of his apartment complex, and his apartment complex was just on the other side of the victim’s apartment complex. And also, I know this is obvious but, remember that people that are hiding from the police often won’t give their identification/name or lie to the police. It seems the real suspect did just that thing when the cop showed up to the victim’s apartment to take a report. Another cop describes that @1:19:39. I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable. We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.
Yeah. Gary's like, "Oh, this is it.' Dispatch - "Oh, Gary's got em, guys. Yeah, he's black." Seriously though, the officer's panic attacks when answering for his actions; worrisome. Gary eventually found his composure with constant support of his actions. "His nostrils look the same as his mugshot."? The description was awesome, too; "...I guess he had a beard, not a long beard." That cost about ten million dollars; but at least those dollars support the Right folks. That's money earned. Constructive energy. Gary got to practice his stories.
The 'suspect' is in the right as far as I see. Looks like The cops failed miserably in their duty and due process. The charges against him need to be dropped and the PD sued.
The attorney knew he won the case before they got him to the station. I call that easy money. The innocent guy will be laughing all the way to the bank. Plus he got a few free kicks. They need to make the cops pay for the Insurance, instead of taxpayers dollars. The innocent man knew what he was doing, he out smarted the cops, not hard to do.
No wonder the DA dropped this case like a hot potato as soon as the body camera footage was released. Lucky for Mr. Ometu the lawyer recorded the whole thing.
Funny how the black officer allegedly "kicked in the face" is behaving normal after his "ordeal" BUT the much aggressive one is pulling his "Karen-coughing-all-over-the-place" syndrome when his gang shows up. He might have infected all his crew if he was asymptomatic.🤔🤔🤔. "Smart" move for pulling his subliminal Karen stunt.
That's going to be one hell of a lawsuit, especially when they knew they had the wrong guy but proceeded to violate his rights anyway. And to call EMS to look at the 3 tyrannical officers instead of the innocent man they just assaulted.
@@kenyonosborn2143 because why tf does he have to identify himself for living working out? If a cop came up to you randomly while you’re minding your business acting suspect af you prob would be just as disturbed.
This just isn’t right. How can they justify charging him with felonies for taking a jog and wanting to mind his own business. Instead of admitting they *ucked up they ruin this guys life. Not right
@My Skin Is Black why'd you copy and paste this all over the place? You're wrong and it doesn't make you any more right clown. The second the cop knew that he wasn't the suspect he should've let him go, "wanting to ID him to check for warrants" isn't reasonable suspicion of anything, his reasonable suspicion evaporated the SECOND he learned that the dudes facial hair was different
@My Skin Is Black So the jogger assaulted the police officers who out numbered him AND had him hand cuffed behind his back?LMAO, your pretty smart, no wonder why your retainer fee is so high! They did shoddy work , LAWS gives us the right to refuse to id with out probable cause, human error is NOT probable cause!
@My Skin Is Black a handcuffed dude being kidnapped into the cops backseat. And the dude let them handcuff him wasn’t resisting. To make there job easier why not just let the dude sit on the ground. He wasn’t tryna go any or run. They escalated this shit. Did a horrible job. Pussies.
Detained, how are cops supposed to catch criminals if they just blindly trust someone who wont help.your logic is all criminals have to do is say no and the police let em go, to catch the bad they have to question the public, if he was the bad guy he would act like that. Dodgy. he wasn't arrested he was detained, if he had just give his name he could have. Prevented this, some folk are on the side of law and some on the side of criminals.
@@ScoopDogg He has a fourth amendment right against unreasonable search and seizure of his person. They had a description of a guy wearing black shorts, green shirt, short hair, and a small chin beard. He was detained under a description he didn't match, had no need to identify himself while he was just going for a fucking run, and they were going to force him to drive to the witness and not have her come to them. If I was stopped during a workout, told to get in the car and go see someone to see if I match the description of someone I obviously don't. I'd say no.
@@Steezy_Mx He didn't match the description, at all. And had no need to identify himself if he wasn't operating a vehicle to aid in an officers investigation
@@OmniMale you are a idiot rolled up in a moron the man was innocent and his right was violated those pigs knew he wasn't the suspect they just didn't like his attitude just like you you think that a black man is supposed to be submissive and you are sadly mistaken so watch who you approach you just might find out coward
The cops don't seem to consider that there are limits to their authority and that the citizen has rights. They cant just pick up citizens and transport them wherever they want whenever they want.
Why should they care about limits, they are the police, they police themselves. Neither the DA's office cares, nor the AG office, they have qualified immunity from everything, so why should they concern themselves about authoritative limits, that is a joke.
Even after she said it wasn't him they are still trying to make this runner be him...mean while the real suspect is now 2 counties away. Ridiculous!!!!
Exactly what I said. It’s egregious and manipulative behavior. They manipulate and mislead to get their desired outcome which is “whoever I stop guilty or innocent is going to jail either way”. Listen to all the charges they were workshopping.
It’s crazy the cops don’t understand why he was upset! You’re minding your business going about your day and the police roll up on you and ask you to identify yourself, for no reason. How can you assault someone with hands, handcuffed behind your back??
@@rossauce12 so did the police not assault him first? Or are you gonna play stupid like the police? Pretty sure he was not a threat and was not assaulting when he was cuffed. The guy didnt react the best way but he was being wrongfully detained so of course hes upset. For the cops to act like victims like they were not wrong is ridiculous
@@rossauce12 how can he kick when with his hands behind his back and they had him by the legs with his face towards the ground. This man was ZERO THREAT. Putting him in handcuffs was overkill. Forcing him into the back of the car was retaliation for exercising his right not to ID. Cop admitted it - it was because of how he was “acting “. He LEGALLY had not done a single thing wrong. You don’t get to handcuff innocent people and throw them in the back of the car and HOPE you got it right. In this case they had a picture of the suspect and STILL got it wrong.
It seems like they don’t even think that critically. They can’t get past their ego long enough to rationalize that people are entitled to their constitutional rights. The attitude is that because they wear a gun and a badge they are inferior and everyone must just do what they say ‘because they said so’ and therefore no one deserves rights.
fact is they do not care!! They think their qualified immunity will save them when they screw up and is the entire reason they have qualified immunity is to try and keep them from being prosecuted for and being charged with 18 U.S. Code § 241 - Conspiracy against rights
That's right incompetence among police is what causes this, it's barely tyranny it's only charity when there's like physical altercation, but anything short of that it's all incompetence. Obviously training is piss poor Psychopaths before you even allowed to become enough I contend that all that want to enter into police force must first become a certified EMT and be on the job for 2 years before they're ever allowed to become a police officer and then go through a refunded and deconstructed and rebuilt Police Academy system. It's going to take about 4 years for that to happen but it can happen.
A-f#cking-men. In a society where you believe in the presumption of innocence, should it be surprising that somebody who asserts that he did not do anything will insist that he cannot be required to ID ?? If those cops care about doing their jobs right, then they are the ones who are called Peace Officers and ought to live up to that title.
The cop can’t take a quick picture of the guy and text it back to the cop who’s still with the reporting person? It’s takes 20 seconds and they would have known he wasn’t the guy. WTH?
They used to tell us that is someone makes a complaint on a Misdemeanor offense, if you didn't personally see it. let the complainer handle it. It leaves officers open t prosecution for false arrest. If you have to "Coach" a witness, you better be careful.
Chris Gordon they say that daily to 1st amendment auditors and cop watchers, even with video evidence from 2+ angles. This is what feeds the whirlpool!
Disgusting. As soon as the victim told the officer over the phone that his beard was short, he should have been released. With today's tech (everyone has a cell phone) there was no necessity for either the lady to come to the scene or for them to go to the victim. The ID could have been done with a cell phone picture with the victim directly or when the 2nd officer was at her apt. I can not believe that a person does not have the right to resist being falsely detained/imprisoned (KIDNAPPED!!!). Regardless of whether or not these officers got touched when they assaulted the gentleman, as soon as they discovered he was not their suspect, they should have just licked their wounds, uncuffed him, apologized for detaining him, and released him.
The cop who's recording with the body cam, seems awfully nervous. He keeps dry heaving, coughing and nervously clicking on something. The fact that he couldn't be ruled out sooner is preposterous. They had a mugshot of the suspect and they could've just taken a picture and sent it to the victim to verify, in seconds. They should've let him go as soon as they got verification from the victim that it wasn't him. These cops should be ashamed of themselves. Putting felony charges on this guy when he was innocent! Edited to add: this lawyer was amazing.
@@WeazelNewsUSA he didn’t “kick the officer in the face “ his hands were handcuffed behind his back, he was face down, and they had both of his legs. The officer lied in an attempt to justify what he did. Texas is not a stop an ID state. You can’t grab innocent people off the street and throw them in the back of a cop car .
Yea, they could have took a full body pic of him while he was standing outside of the cop car and just sent the pic to the officer that’s at the victims home 🤦🏾♀️
Wow imagine that, he tried to defend himself against some thugs that were kidnapping him. It’s not against the law to defend yourself even against police officers!
Did anyone hear him keep asking his higher ups what they told the sarge ? They looked at him like "dude shush. Dont worry he told him you guys are all good". Dude was extra worried from the start. Knew he done messed up
They charged this black male with a crime after assaulting him. WTF! 1) "All he had to do was ID"? No he didn't! He wasn't under arrest but detained. He had a constitutional right to not give any ID. 2) The cops violently try to force him into the cruiser, to illegally take him somewhere he didn't want to go. 3) The cops try to cosplain how they're victims (how the real victim assaulted them) after he defended himself (refused to be taken to another location). 4) The cops falsified charges to CYA justify their brutality, after learning the guy wasn't the culprit!
Why not let the guy in white shorts and wearing a full beard leave? Considering they were looking for black shorts a different shades of green shirt and not a full beard. It's because they don't catch criminals they just convince jury's to conviction of innocent people. It's how our "justice" system works in the land of the free. You're free until they can figure a way to cage you up. And this goes for mexican, black, white, and asians. This system makes money from the incarcerated. Act accordingly. Be prepare we all are subject to this treatment.
Well that’s what happens when you try to cancel the police. Also what happens when you put targets on officers backs... and are killed and shot at... they hire bottom of the barrel people sooo ur fault smart 1
First time watching the whole thing.....amazing how they continue to convince themselves its him. Its like group mentality.......just can't let it go. Not one of them realizes how bad they F'd up. Thats even more amazing. Not a single light went on. It did later.......I'm sure there was an oh **** moment.
Well the thing is as we all know that all criminals lie but these cops CHOSE to escalate things and did not use any common sense like maybe taking a picture or FaceTiming to see if the victim who called them recognized him. True idiots.
what is alarming besides the poor investigation work is that they were going to take an unidentified suspect to the alleged victim's home. That doesn't sound safe for any victim.
I don't see the problem besides the guy not cooperating. Would you rather police not look for the suspect and not stop anybody so they don't hurt their feelings. You people in this comment section all talk trash until your the victim of a crime, then you want police to do the most.
@@doubletap10mm I dont know anyone my whole life that needed the police to help them. Shoot I've never even heard someone knowing someone that needed the police to protect them. Detectives solving actual crimes is a different story. Your handle is doubletap 10mm but you seem like the only one scared into being oppressed on this post
Lol the cop says "he pretty much matches the description of the suspect except for the Beard" LMAO !!!😀 Therefore he doesn't match the description of the suspect actually. You just proved your own argument wrong.
The description was also black shorts, not white shorts with a black stripe on the side 🤦🏾♂️ “all he had to do was ID himself” actually no, the law is pretty clear that you don’t if you’ve done nothing wrong. It’s up to the police to gather that proof if they really believe you’re guilty enough to for an arrest. the stupidity in the video could really make your head hurt.
this was great. u don't see this much in these videos!! this cop conveniently kept hitting the mute button!! they are trying to hurry and cover it up!!
kingT2211 the lawyer is a fool and a con the was wrong to defy the police officer and give them his information failure to do so gives the officers every right to detain him and him resisting and assaulting them only makes things worse he is a fool and seems like he did it deliberately for attention.
@@kenshinscott youre an idiot! Officers do NOT have every right to detain anyone they want, ever hear of a tiny little document called the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution? Bill of Rights? Any of these sound vaguely familiar to you? This is not Nazi Germany! You can't just force someone to give you ID and you sure as hell can't force someone into your car without probable cause that they committed a crime! The law CLEARLY states that in order to be charged with a crime for not giving ID they MUST be able to clearly articulate a specific reason they believe that they person either: committed a crime, was about to commit a crime, or was currently committing a crime, PERIOD. Without out that then they do not meet the clearly defined guideline to charge with failure to ID. "You fit the description" does NOT meet the requirement for probable cause to detain or arrest! The Supreme Court ruled that a person's refusal to cooperate is not sufficient for reasonable suspicion. (Florida v. Bostick 501 U.S. 429, 437 (1991)-). If that was legal, then any cop could force anyone to ID and give information simply by saying they match a description of any crime they choose. That's a very dangerous slope because if we allow that then what's next? Now we can search because they "fit a description?" Why not just allow them to arrest anyone who "fits a description?" It's all good and easy for you to say just give your ID, until YOU are the one they are asking! What about when your child is the one they search because they fit a description. I am assuming you are not black as well, if you were then you would understand how "fit a description" applies to you every time you are walking down the street, or driving and you get stopped for no reason because you fit that description. The description: Black. Driving while black. Walking down the street while black. These are crimes apparently in this country because innocent black citizens get stopped over and over again and ID'd and searched simply for being black and they guise it under the name of "fit the description". You would be hard-pressed to find a black citizen in most parts of this country that has never been stopped by the police because they "fit the description". You are very ignorant and you prove how stupid you are when you write things like this.
Didn't match the clothing, shirt nor shorts nor the beard nor hair nor the body build! This guy was stocky and muscular. He said on the phone, "So, he was medium build?" The cop just lied! How evil!
Eye witnesses are the least reliable evidence. If the guy matched the description exactly they probably would have let him go because they're never right.
Police will act different when the settlements come out THEIR Pensions and not from the Tax Payers.
Qualified immunity... The police are ok with losing trust.. But take away their qualified immunity.. That's where you will get all the real pushback....
The police department also loses funding for their station as well
Exactly if they put it into law that the monies will come out of their personal bank accounts and their pensions that they have worked for they would be assaulted like they assault people they will move real differently
@@lisawebb9492 That is the defunding the police are truly afraid of.. We will always have police of some sort... But the shift of liability from the taxpayer to the union or to the officer is scary.... Without some type of insurance policy where the officer is protected from financial liability (not to mention legal).... Officers would either refuse to deploy or they would hesitate to act aggressively.... This is the balance we are having trouble achieving... Balance of safety and liberty....
I understand the sentiment of wanting cops to be financially punished for settlements against them, but after thinking for a short time I think that would not be good. Just as we don’t want cops to financially benefit from property and money they seize from citizens. I think it would be a bad incentive program. You don’t want cops being extremely passive and letting criminals get away off of the small chance that you could lose everything if they happen to do something wrong, or if a jury believes he did something wrong. But I see how that could be hard to accept. I absolutely think police need to be held accountable, and too often they have not been held accountable, especially in the past. Also I wonder if it would be too big of an incentive for Police to lie if they had to pay out a lawsuit settlement out of their own pocket. I’m not saying that they don’t lie now and haven’t lied before, because they absolutely have. I just think if they are personally scared about losing everything it gives them even more of an incentive to go even further with their lie. It’s about risk versus reward.
he's not the suspect..let's trump up some charges to make us look good..dirty dirty dirty policing.
Facts
OK that African-American fits the description but all of y'all coward kkkops fit description of murderers
To the lawyer who stood up against those coward kkkops thank you so much you are a great man
The word that caught my attention was "Trump"!!! That was the right word to use in this situation.
Only in San Antonio can you find these k-ops .......they been against freedom
Why didn’t the cop just take his picture and send it to the other cop so he could show it her instead of trying to kidnap a innocent man.
That would have meant he did not have control. My ex has the same problem
I was wondering the exact same. Why not just take a quick picture.
That would have been too easy
That would require a brain and this cops ego wouldn’t allow him to stop and think. They should apologized and cut this man loose afterwards not tried to trump up bull crap charges.
My 6 year old asked thesame thing teach them young to know there rights
KIDNAPPING, FALSE IMPRISONMENT AND 5 COUNTS of ASSAULT, he needs to sue this whole police department.
I noticed that sometimes the police makes criminals out of innocent people. Prime example.
If By Sometimes You Mean EVERY DAY !
All we have to do is say less and, the cops eventually shoot themselves in the foot.
@William Lacombe WOW, I didn't think of that. If so, that's absolutely wrong.
They get paid extra for it.
Private prison system has been caught bribing judges and cops, they love feeding people into the meat grinder for a few extra bucks.
All the time not sometimes
can u imagine how many framed up people in jail
Many are the victims of these dirty cops.
@Fred Allen they dont care, their hatred is bent to destroying and ruining lives, even murder like that wicked heman in the book of Esther.
@viral videos
This might just be me but I'd rather be dead than spend a day in those cells for something I didnt do
Many!
💌Majority of the Lord's people are in prison houses and this is why help us all Lord......
Shirt didn't match. Beard didn't match. Peep. Took off on a car... Let's stop the guy that is jogging.
Haha soooo true haha
Typical cop. Any black man will do
@@chrisdeleon4915 so true.
devil music playing in his car to get amped up. trying to choke the INNOCENT BROTHER on the sly,knowing is not camera but we can hear it all TYRANT🐽🐽🐽.
The buckbroken cop be like "he kicked me in my face". Bucking his eyes to master. 😟
She said green shirt he had green shirt she said beard he had a beard she said he ran out the back door he's running sounds like he fits the match and then on top of that he's refuses to give his name all he gotta say is his name you go to a restaurant they ask you your name and you have no problem cops ask you just so they can confirm your not the guy or is the guy you got a problem just say your name and that's it stop bitching and being unnecessary
If you are not a criminal, they will make you a criminal.
Look at this, they should be all fired..
The average woman has a smart phone and a thousand pics! Should have asked for a photo before they went out patrolling for the suspect.
That statement is sooo true,
My wife has millions of cell phone pictures. She will even buy a new phone every time her phone fills up with pictures and has a copy of them going to the cloud . I agree with you 100% on your statement. ....
They had to wait for a picture from the surveillance camera that they had to download then get out to everyone...probably took awhile
Exactly
@@manuelelizalde4595 The officer could have been a little more polite and professional when he engaged in the interaction with the "presumed suspect." What about introducing himself first and create an environment where the person would have felt safe, which would have led him to trust the cops? The officer not being able to provide a photo of the suspect at the moment does not grant a request for ID, especially when you don't even have a name to match with. He only had a vague description of the suspect. There was reasonable suspicion, but that alone could have never amounted to a probable cause that asked for a presumed suspect's ID. You are not required to show your ID to police officers unless you have committed a crime or they have enough evidence of this. All they could have done was to briefly detain him while they investigated, which they did. They failed to provide a probable cause for an arrest though, which was enough to let him go his way.
Jedi Dehunter I think you not to read your own statement and stop judging the police wrongly you just contradicted yourself which shows your biased, the police admitted he didn’t do anything wrong he was just detained they had nothing but a description to go by and they only detained him to do there investigation and admitted they will let him go as long as he cooperated with police and give them his ID so they can identify himself and he will be on his way it’s not so hard stop defending bad behaviour and why exspect the cops to be nice and polite when the issue is the guy refused to give up his ID which is rude and disrespectful and a only made the problem worse why Defend the guy. Am sure if it was you and u had work to go to you would just give up your ID and be on your way you wouldn’t waste anyone time and ruin your chance to go to work it happens to everyone just give your ID and don’t waste there time. And don’t be brainwashed into thinking you don’t have to give your ID it’s your right because that’s what lead to being detained and then getting arrested if you continue to refuse go look it up and stop pretending the guy was innocent and stop saying he was kidnapped it’s so annoying do police kidnapped criminals and put them in jail? You people are hypocrites.
That incident was escalated by the police officers themselves all they had to do was take a picture use some intelligence instead of being a bunch of fools
Most police are a bunch idiots. It was that simple
Or, they could have put the guy on the phone with the victim and instantly resolved it.
Exactly they must have bird brains 😁🤦🏽♀️
Or sent a pic of the guy to the victim to see if it’s the guy. They’re some of the dumbest pigs I’ve seen
They have no right to transport him unless he's arrested. He has no obligation to assist you with your job.
Boom, nough said.
Im in Australia and I just looked up US laws. Use of handcuffs means arrested not detained. Detained mean stopping someone with no use of restraints as in handcuffs.
WRONG HE IS LEGALLY DETAINED THEY CAN TRANSPORT HIM AND CUFF HIM AND HE CAN INVOKE HIS RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT
roninbudo He asked asshole cops several times if he was being legally detained, and was told NO, several times. If the professional assholes do not know the law how can you criticise the general joe public to know the law? Why would anybody of any intelligence to allow themselves to be kidnapped willingly? He asked for a supervisor several times. This is the correct legal procedure. Did you look that up too? People who defend criminal professional assholes who blatantly break the law and abuse their positions of power show themselves up for what they truly are- blind ignorant racists, or just extremely limited in intelligence at best.
YOU KNOW THEY MAKE-UP SOME LAWS ALONG THE WAY
I would like to see the final outcome of this. Cops accost and arrest an innocent man-then charge him on assault? Who assaulted who?
Is there an update on this yet?
The saddest thing is that cop thinks he did nothing wrong by totally putting an innocent man through all this.
I would've sued his ass
Yes
ua-cam.com/video/e2i4WzXzoAk/v-deo.html here is a update brother
And you don't have to give up anything if you didn't commit a crime
@@killer7095 no you wouldn’t
Imagine how these people acted before they had body cams and know everything is being recorded.
I agree
Stop it...he only asked for his name because he was doing his job to find someone who assaulted a women
Who cares what they where doing he has the civil right to do it. He committed no crime. If he did he would have arrested him. #stoppolicefishing
I dont have to imagine.
@@manleyw75978 he had no right to detain an individual without proper RAS, a description of an individual wasn't a valid reason to detain him...
My biggest issue it at 45:43 when the cops said "I don't know what this guys deal is" if you don't understand why that guy is upset you might need to find a new job.
Exactly!
After realizing they screwed up, at 46:54 the officers were grasping at straws to build an assault case to justify the use of force.
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@@lloydtucker5647 that's the crime they committed, they proceeded to try to frame a narrative around their behavior towards this man instead of saying hey we screwed up apologizing to the guy saying several factors we initially thought fit you but we were wrong and you are free to go we understand your upset we get it we're sorry for wasting your time... own it!
This cop is a baby. Gets super upset because the guy won't give up his info. Cops need to realize we don't need to do everything they want
I hope this innocent guy gets the highest settlement the city has ever had to pay for the thuggery of these blue line gang members. And it’s just awful. The “injuries” the cops received are hilarious but no concern for the guy put in handcuffs and violently shoved into the car, loss of freedom , money and reputation. How can the first 2 cops sleep at night knowing what they did is wrong? 😡🤬. Almost forgot the law office that saw everything and flat out told the cops that they saw it all and the only criminal was the cops.
Failure to I.D is not a criminal offense here in Texas
Credit to the news report I saw about this they actually said that on air.
@Carlos Spiceywhiener Not about antagonizing, you are legally upholding your rights. If he actually did something wrong in the eyes of the law, i get your point, but this is not the case. If he is not arrested, then they try to force him in the car that's kidnapping. At that point they told him he is not arrested and he didnt want to get in that car that should have been it, just swallow their pride and force to let him go. Cops did wrong plan and simple. Some people find it easier to comply.... it's not civilians duty to make their jobs easier if you do not wrong. Cops are suppose to know what to do in this situation, they clearly didn't know what to do, hopefully this man will follow up with a civil suite, only way for them to get educated is to hit their money, which is sadly our tax dollars.
@Carlos Spiceywhiener Yes it does, there are plenty of vids online of police officers doing their jobs correctly when people refuse their ID, there are whole UA-cam channels dedicated for "Audits" just randomly look them up, if you care too. Only problem for this gentlemen is skin tone...
That’s actually not true. I think what you guys are talking about is that a citizen doesn’t have to identify themselves to a cop just because a cop want to know. But according to Texas law 38.02(B)2, they do have to give their identification if they are lawfully detained.
Sec. 38.02. FAILURE TO IDENTIFY. (a) A person commits an offense if he intentionally refuses to give his name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has lawfully arrested the person and requested the information.
(b) A person commits an offense if he intentionally gives a false or fictitious name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has:
(1) lawfully arrested the person;
(2) lawfully detained the person; or
@@iMatti00 You do know he was never charged with failure to identify. He was charged with assaulting the officers in which the charges were dropped. Like, many Lawyers who review this all stated he didn't have too, even the police chief stated he didnt have to, but said no of this would've happened if he just cooperated. (which is legally didn't have to). Good job with the copying and paste, but that do not apply to this situation, failure to identify only apply if the officer believe the subject was suspicious to a crime, committed a crime or in the act to about to commit a crime. The first thing the officer told the guy you are not being arrested, but detaining you to complete their investigation. If they cannot complete your investigation, where you are being detained, you have every right not to go to another location, because you are not arrested. Look at the video, the officers tried to get the lady to come to the location, they knew they wasn't legally able to make him go there, or that would have been the first option. They was 100% wrong plan and simple.
This cop is obviously nervous. The coughing, the hand movements say it all. He knows he did something wrong and he screwed up.
I'm thinking Corona
i commented the same thing , no coughing until he knew he fucked up , sign of nervousness ive never heard anyone cough so fucking much even his pig buddies are like "wtf are u doing" lol u good
dry heaves...from anxiety/nervousness (and probably drank alot the night before)
@@iwontrespond4039 I was think the same thing.
Coughing is ACTUALLY more to self sooth, it's not always indicative of guilt. DO DO MORE RESEARCH. Cause that's fact.
This is exactly the reason people are in the streets! Even when this black man is clearly not the suspect, he still is the suspect! Policing in America is corrupt.
Do you really believe that the people protesting is because of the police? Like CNN saying peaceful protesting, while behind the reporter a parking lot of new cars are burning. The protesters are mostly paid, communist burn down the entire system.
@@ross5506 Are you really that stupid? People have been protesting for decades due to police brutality and the fact that no police is held accountable whenever a colored person or any citizen is killed without showing any type of threat. That's why people are protesting.
@@ross5506 I believe it’s a combination of both. Peaceful protest early in the day! I also believe the media’s intentional focus on the negative part of the protest is meant to detract from the real issue! Which is the abuse Black people suffer at the hands of police. Their grandfathers complained of the same thing Police Brutality. Dr. MLK in his I have Dream speeches railed against police brutality. And now technology is revealing what they have been telling for generations.
I completely disagree that the cops did anything wrong here. They were respectful to him. Cops have to find people that are violent criminals in that choke their girlfriends unconscious.
And according to the cop’s description @1:11:30 this guy that was working out jumped the fence of his apartment complex, and his apartment complex was just on the other side of the victim’s apartment complex. And also, I know this is obvious but, remember that people that are hiding from the police often won’t give their identification/name or lie to the police. It seems the real suspect did just that thing when the cop showed up to the victim’s apartment to take a report. Another cop describes that @1:19:39.
I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable.
We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.
@@iMatti00 He was well within his rights not to provide I.D. That is the problem with you people. You want to selectively apply The U.S. Constitution and it doesn’t work like that. He was under no legal obligation to provide identification. So everything the cops did was a violation of his rights. And another thing. Even when the victim clearly stated that is not the guy. They persist on trying to make him the guy and that is the crust of the problem. To the injustice system all Black people are guilty whether they committed a crime or not. But sadly even when it’s on video you like so many ignore it and it’s right there on video.White people need to check ourselves!
officers reacting in this way should be fired immediately. Officers acting in such a hostile way towards an innocent man such as this, in my opinion, are not only unfit to perform their duties, but they are a danger to the general public. Absolutely intolerably unacceptable.
Not only fired, they should be charged with unlawful detainment and assault! Absolutely disgusting!
After they learn its not him they make up assault charges on the man.
All the charges was dismissed
@@YoussefYoussef-jq8vp Great! Now it's time to start the lawsuit 👏🏿
I know right they didn’t care about the criminal the wanted to Male this man seem like a criminal so the jury can be on their side in court
@@muhfkajones I still don't get why the state and the city have to pay for all this?
@@Haywood2 Kidnapping is illegal. They are not detaining him legally.
"All he had to do was let us violate his rights! That's it! It is what it is."
😂 it was that simple 🙄 we would not be charging u with u failing to ID, assulting us for kidnapping u. OH 💩 ur the wrong guy 🤪 who cares we're going to violate ur rights any way 🙈🙉🙊
He didn't commit a crime,beside that detention went above and beyond the time necessary. The fact that the victim said he didn't have a beard, shoulda end all of this. I guess San Antonio police, have alot of money to pay the obvious lawsuit, that for sure is forthcoming.
@My Skin Is Black I think you may be a cop... You obviously didn't see the same video we saw
Git em G G!!
@My Skin Is Black ohhh noooo even worse... A man that doesn't side with his own people. When the police obviously had no facts before stopping the man I heard several times the suspect was older than this man. What has the world come to when common sense is thrown done the crapper and people side with the police just to side with the police your are the problem and should be ashamed of yourself and your responses here. One day when it happens to you and or someone you know you will remember this. Your eyes will open and you will see how wrong you are. I feel sorry for you. For all the knowledge you think you have yet still are ignorant. Sad sad...
"Calling all cars, calling all cars. Be on the look out for a black male between the age of 18 and 80, around 5 ft 1 and 7 ft 8"
😂
Absolutely correct.
Between 50lbs - 500lbs
😆
No shit huh
This is a law suit. How disgusting they didn’t care that it wasn’t him.
They began by detaining him, then proceeded to kidnap him. That is a bad officer.
Who has covid, is deffo get a Sgt to remove him from car,
Bunch of bad officers there.
I completely disagree that the cops did anything wrong here. They were respectful to him. Cops have to find people that are violent criminals in that choke their girlfriends unconscious.
And according to the cop’s description @1:11:30 this guy that was working out jumped the fence of his apartment complex, and his apartment complex was just on the other side of the victim’s apartment complex. And also, I know this is obvious but, remember that people that are hiding from the police often won’t give their identification/name or lie to the police. It seems the real suspect did just that thing when the cop showed up to the victim’s apartment to take a report. Another cop describes that @1:19:39.
I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable.
We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.c
They didn’t do anything wrong by detaining him in handcuffs. They did do something wrong by kidnapping him. The citizen did nothing wrong but was forcefully kidnapped
OK that African-American fits the description but all of y'all coward kkkops fit description of murderers
Everytime you harrass an innocent person a criminal gets away. Where is the commonsense?
01:19:25 the actual suspect was questioned and got away
I wish to make an addendum to that statement: every time you harass an innocent person several criminals get away.The number of criminals is based on the number of cops who participated in or witnessed the harassment.
Marilyn Everett ,
Thank You Ms. Everett,
That does make logical sense...
Not only the two officers who detained him but every officer that wasted taxpayer dollar to re-enforce all their copsplaining too.
Right so all he had to do was give them his name and they would have been able to go after the real suspect instead of wasting time. The cops don't want to waste their time talking to the wrong person more than anyone else.
Two Eye ,
Sure they DO. How else you’re gonna explained why it took them over 4 miles , just to pull him over.
Guess that high speed pursuit was over in 5 seconds at 10pmh ???
The most important part ? Cops sitting in a circle trying to create charges because they couldn’t admit they royally fucked up.
Royally? No, this could have been a simple catch and release based on misidentified suspect.
@@TheEmpowerment1 is that what they do to white people?
Now think about it., this is cops in broad daylight with cameras everywhere and people all around them and they are comfortable behaving this way. Can you imagine how many black people or people of color IS serving time as we speak as a result of this kind of BULLS#*T…. I don’t wish ill will on anyone, but this is why cops find themselves in a Us vs Them situation. Just think what the difference would have been had cops done their job according to law. Once the cop tried to bend law to justify their behavior one of the cops should arrested that cop for planting or manipulating evidence. If no one is above the law that should mean everyone including cops given cops aren’t law, they are the enforcers OF THE LAW. Point is, that ole saying “what you gonna do when the rabbit shoots back” is now being answered. If cops want to fix what they have created then they must lawfully intervene across the board when the law is being broken even if it is another cop breaking the law.
@@TheEmpowerment1 My mother would repeatedly tell me about how they will make up something to lock you up for. She had actually been cursed out by more than a few arresting officers because she refused to assist in covering up a bogus arrest of an innocent person.
@@TheEmpowerment1 you can’t hold an innocent person hostage while you “investigate”. They had a picture and a description- this man wasn’t even close to looking like that guy. This altercation stopped being about trying to catch a suspect. It turned into hassling a black man that wouldn’t voluntarily ID. Texas isn’t a stop an ID state. That’s why they were in a circle making up charges.
I support the police but these thugs are disgraceful. They should have been charged with kidnapping. 🤬
Didn't they say he was detained. Not under arrest?
How exactly do you resist arrest when you're not under arrest.
Great question.Unfortunately they will never answer that question.
That part
My point exactly. He was illegally detained, not under arrest, and if he under arrest they should have read him his rights. None of that was done
Exactly
They can't transport someone who is only detained, once they arrest its straight to the jail, no pit stops.
So that's were all our money is going. Arresting wrong people and 15 other cops standing around asking everyone else what's going on. 🙄
Take a picture and send it to the victim. That would only take two Mall Cops to do that... I say we need to remodel our police..
no one knows exactly what's going on except the dude they wrongfully detained
So true while the real criminal is on the run
I disagree with half of your comment. There was entirely too many people standing around, in my opinion. But I don’t think they arrested/detained the wrong person. There was more than enough reasonable suspicion that he was the assailant/criminal that’s OK girlfriend unconscious. If the guy would’ve just given his name then they would know it’s not him and they continue to look for the real guy.
To the lawyer who stood up against those coward kkkops thank you so much you are a great man
They're dead wrong and lazy at their jobs but ego still lead them to trying to charge this guy with 2 felonies smdh
They are wrong in the way they handled this
No they didnt try and charge him with 2 felonies that is his past criminal history is that he already has two felony counts for assaulting police officers which is why he had the attitude that he had he was doing nothing wrong and he was like f*** the police this situation is where ego and hurt feelings played a major role
@@blackhand207 lawsuit!
They should apologize to this man and drop the charges.
like shit. destroying lives everyday. gets felony assualt on an officer is going to wreck this poor young mans life. so heartelss and unnecessary
Imagine getting kidnapped and then charged for assault on a peace officer just for taking your every day routine jog in your neighborhood. This makes me sick to my stomach and makes me feel ashamed to live a couple hours away from San Antonio.
police were looking for a violent criminal , if innocent why not give them your name ? ,,, oh yes because ""rights"" ,,, yeah you don't HAVE to give your name , but then be expected to be detained until they can clarify if you are the person they are looking for , a guilty person would not want to give his name to police because a guilty person would know the police were looking for him ,,, only a fool , or someone trying to exploit the situation and cry ""they racist"" when it has NOTHING to do with that ,,,, the police were looking for someone on foot who was involved in a domestic violence les than mile away , discription was ""a black man in T-shirt and pants"" , of course the would want to identify a black man running in the area NOTHING racist about that ,,, it would have been racist if the BOLO was for a white guy ,,, but it wasn't ,,,,
When you give up your rights for safety, you receive neither.@RichardHead23
ridiculous , if the guy had identified himself he would have been free to go almost immediately ....
@RichardHead23 Absolutely, but had the police gotten a picture of the perp beforehand which they could have easily gotten from the witness it would have never been an issue. I.E. the cops aren't very intelligent
They were so busy trying to find reasons to keep this man in custody they didn't bother trying to find the person who really committed a crime.
They even tried to say she might be covering for him.. after saying the beard doesn’t match ....
Kidnapping vs. strangulation, and the winner is kidnapping by a landslide!
"You got a scratch" "you got assulted" lmao 🤣
Maybe if the guy cooperated a little bit it all could have been avoided and they could move on to the criminal. Ya you have rights but maybe if you weren't a prick other police would not have to feel so edgy. Buddy could have been a helpful citizen instead he over exercised his rights and look how it turned out this was designed to make the cops look bad
No camera for a long time
This fool just said she’s not answering the phone the actual guy might be back , Meanwhile you got a guy detained?
That's good evidence for the lawsuit that should be brought, cop knew it wasn't the guy but held him because he wouldn't comply and ID himself, which he has every right to do.
...and this is exactly why body cams are so necessary. But the dumb cops - you know the most brilliant ones - haven't quite figured this out yet. STFU and do the right thing - "You're on Camera"!
Not just detained... They are talking about assault on a leo 5-10 years minimum sentence. That's... Bro idk the word... That's war on citizens
@@cliffhooper3558 and when POS cops lie like that they need to lose their job, do 6 months, be given the same charge they lied about - but on their record, and have their pension donated to the victim. When the cards are on the table like that - the BS would end real quick.
Just goes to show how dumb they were.
He could have just taken a picture of the guy and texted to the cop that was at the victim's house and it would have been done in 1 min and nobody would have gotten hurt. 😑
Lmaooooo his getting money of this this is crazy
I don't understand why cops lack such logic. In the military ive had to hunt guys down before and we would get creative when need be. Somthing as simple as the phone pic would have happened within minutes. Cause we wanna make sure we get who we are after and not the wrong guy!
That would be too simple... he's too busy spitting to think
@@csea4672 can't really produce spit with a dry throat think was a nervous cough they was just both butt hurt over him standing up for him self
That’s all it take and the process would be so smooth.
Unbelievable both cops should be fired for arresting this man after learning he was innocent.
Its crazy how nobody asked him did he need medical attention. Smh
The cop is coughing he got Covid 19 ain’t got no mask on and they didn’t even asked the brother do he want some water!
@@alpatrome5551 that's because they're too busy trying to find out what they can frame him with or what they can charge him for cover up this dumbass idiocy
EXACTLY..
That is crazy the paramedics didn't ask the so-called suspect did he need any medical attention day looked all over him and asked the police officer do he need any medical attention that is so double standard
This what's called organized crime by the police department.
YES!!
He should have asked the woman all those questions before he arrested the wrong person
He did but he ignored it she said shirt green like grass not bright also black shorts not white and the true suspect was elderly and skinny the opposite from the poor victim
Right! They were forced to do their job and get all the needed info they should have gotten up front.
The officers were racist from the beginning the only thing that women confirmed was that he was black
Hope these guys never try and make detective a lot of innocent people are gonna to be sent to jail/prison.
@@mturner1s racist for getting a guy who fit the description yea ok bud
this is SICK! The fact that they went so far just to be SO wrong is so gross. And they didn’t even apologize. 🤮🤮🤮🤮 disgusting
Wait, so her husband that assaulted her had a felony robbery warrant? She gave the officer his name. Wouldn't they have a picture of him in the system?
Yes
Yes your right this was another racist cop and the black cop has obviously turned against his own race
@@samcrow6519 sadly the black cop most likely doesn't thinks he's apart of the black race and probably rather be white and privileged. The white officer spoke to him so rudely in the beginning, but he doesn't realize they don't respect him and never will, even if he save their lives. Not all tho of course because I know plenty of white people and a few officers who really doesn't treat people base on their race.
Obviously
I agree missmvp I do know a few good cops I was born into a racist family im a black sheep and out casted because I don't agree with my family's beliefs and way of thinking even though I was groomed from birth as you can see my last name is crow my original first name was Jimmy but at 18 legally changed it to Sam my peace of shit dad named me after my great grandfather point is coming from a family like that I still saw the injustice that has and being done to young black males and they wonder and ask what the problem is and it's simple wake up and start changing the way they think about people who aren't white start making people that chose law infoecement as a carrier take and hold responsible for the way they treat people
He didn’t have to give you his info! You guys needed to take no for an answer!!! Trumping up charges on an innocent man to cover your own a$$es. Disgusting. Turn in your badges!!!
Legally he didn’t have to provide his identification during that circumstance. But why not identify himself because they handled him respectfully when approaching him and it was more than reasonable for them to approach him based on what he was wearing and where he came from.
I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable.
We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.
_Edit 7/2/21: I updated the first sentence of my comment because it said that he did have to provide his identification, when I believe I meant to say he didn’t have to. My voice dictation often messes up. Or maybe this was one of the first comments I wrote before I realized Texas is law that does not require somebody to identify themselves until they’re arrested, or if they are pulled over on a traffic stop._
OK that African-American fits the description but all of y'all coward kkkops fit description of murderers
To the lawyer who stood up against those coward kkkops thank you so much you are a great man
@@iMatti00 Sounds you have updated your talking point to "Yes, the police violated his rights, but so what?"...
Please be clear on Texas PC 38.02,,,, You can not give a false or fictitious name but you are not committing a crime of you refuse to give your name when detained.... Full stop....
@Izic Allende I can agree that if had had complied, his chances of not getting charged go way up.... But in fairness, if the officers had followed PC 38.02....They would not have escalated to an arrest since they did not have probable cause to arrest....
That awkward moment when the cops are more suspicious than the "suspicious" people they're randomly detaining
The terrifying moment. Not awkward at all
Waste of human resources. They are there trying to find some other charges to put on him. They are so clannish
the thought of a person wanting their privacy respected and to live freely in a space where they don't have show their ID to men with guns is a concept foreign to this cops. In these cops eyes you are guilty until they say your not.
So I still didn’t hear them place him under arrest last I heard he was being detained! If they didn’t try to kidnap him none of this would have happened!
Haven't heard anything about arresting him just charging him for what they caused
@@lbc1628 yes and you noticed what's funny is that when he got the court the da immediately offered him a plea bargain what's funnily enough he would have taken have the cops been willing to admit they made a mistake but they didn't do that and he's now suing them
ua-cam.com/video/e2i4WzXzoAk/v-deo.html
News conference.
Yup
So true you can say that again
If you live in Texas and think this is ok, just understand all of this behavior from the police is tied into how much we are taxed. We pay for their mistakes... they do NOT.
That cop better get tested for rona immediately!!!
Texans love this stuff, until it happens to them.
It began with a cop seeing a black man, telling him that he matches the description, then calling for a description which he didn’t match, but ego would not let him release innocent man, and lied escalated!
Exactly beard didn't even match, What he do grow a full beard within mintues. Smdh.
Dang! One officer in particular is sure disappointed that the guy being detained is not the one who assaulted the lady. Wow! He still wants to try to charge the guy with something anyway. Over zealous office wanting to charge someone. Should be able to exposed in a court of law. Hell is gonna be full. That officer just can't admit that they made a mistake.
The cop is trying to make the description fit the guy he has.
Funny how he tries to convince himself
Exactly, I'm 45yrs old and my memory is going. But looking at the lightskin guy, with no beard and hair on his head. How does he match thr chocolate blk guy, with a beard and balding? I'm confused. And then, what to give him charges for not wanting to be detained, and taken to someone's else's house.
Why wouldn't they bring her to him, so that her identity would be anonymous? What happened to the line up, to ensure the identification is fair, and non bias?
Police in America is the worst. The more and more I see, the more and more I see that says defund the police. And one of the cops were black, I get the rest of the police see us all the same. But a blk cop should know the many different flavors, shades, hair textures of blks.
And say, wait the guy were looking is lighskin, and not chocolate. That eliminates this guy right there and then, who cares about the colors he's wearing. No one can go from light to dark, grow a beard and go bald in 5minutes.
Cop :"Yeah no it should be him"
💯 This idiot is guiding the witness.
...and then the idiot has the NERVE to ask "why are you acting like this" to this guy who's just out exercising. 😡
God you're all literally standing trying to figure out what you can actually pin on him your constantly proving to be the monster you've always been
How is that different from any police action?
DITTO!!!
Pppl
@Happy Day he offered to help standing there and help then they handcuffed and kidnapped him
@Happy Day false! He told them to bring the victim there to clear it up, the refused l.
It's not him so let's get as many charges as we can on this guy to cover up violating this man's rights. "If only he ID himself" he doesn't have to that's his right. How did you end up knowing he wasn't the suspect, took a pic and sent it to the victim, why didn't you do that before assaulting him.
Bunch of wuzzies
Alibi this punk's
Right from the very beginning, I'm thinking, why don't they just send her a picture of the guy? This could have been handled within 5 minutes!
I get they fucked up but that guy fucked up as well all he needed to give him was a name
Exactly 💯 logical reasoning!
Why couldn’t the cop take his picture and show the victim ?
Yooo the witness who called the Law Enforcement officer a criminal and streamed it on fb live and who happened to be a lawyer is my hero!! This is why you police the police.
The police definitely need to be watched and held accountable when they do things wrong. Especially abuse of power. But I don’t believe these cops did anything wrong. And it was more than reasonable for them to think this guy could be the suspect when they stopped them.
@@iMatti00 LMAO!! How dumb can you be? Everything they did was against the grain. He didn't even match the description..
@My Psychic said get a Divorce! She's Always Right - I guess by your logic if you support healthcare workers, then you should also be responsible for any malpractice lawsuits as well, right? If you support farmers, you should be responsible for any farmer who illegally hires illegal immigrants too, right? If you support anything, by your logic, you should have to be responsible for anything that goes wrong with whatever you support.
Generally when people are supporting others, they're only supporting the good people, not the bad people. Who the hell thinks that Backing the Blue means supporting bad cops? It means supporting the good officers, and holding the bad cops accountable.
@My Psychic said get a Divorce! She's Always Right - If you support McDonalds, you should have to pay for any lawsuits that they encounter as well, right?
If you support BLM, you should have to pay for the billion dollars in damages done by the riots too, right?
I like how the black cop says “ they can’t really say we’re being racist” lol as if someone can’t be racist towards their own race.
Yeah I picked up on that real quick he's just so intimidated he has to be that way so he can fit in with the f****** blue line gang I'm from Port Aransas and we have golf cart so the San Antonio tourist can come down and do whatever they want I see white tourists driving golf cars drinking a beer holding a baby in one hand is steering with their foot and cops drive right by him and don't do anything to him but Hispanic or black person driving a golf cart to get pulled over any reason it's f****** ridiculous
Well said💯
Police only like whites and blue.
@@wolfplex1 yes sir
Mos Def!!! Straight Outta Compton and Boyz n the Hood… Need I say more?? Tell that officer to shut his funny looking self up!!! 😂😂😂😂
I like how at the end the video a couple of those cops are reassuring and justifying their actions to each other, blaming the innocent guy they abused.
Right?! Like wtf, own up to your own tyrant ways, oo wait that's impossible they're always right.. and I actually thought kindergarten was over..
They Did This Sh*t To Me Before.
That's Why I No Longer Trust Them.
I Think They Are ALL Dirty, Liars.
They Make FALSE Arrests & Then LIE On Their Police Reports.
Similar situation happened to this guy, the cop said he injured his shoulder when they assaulted him>>>> look up the video California Cops Kidnaps Man Eating Lunch in His Car. Please leave a comment there.
Spending 2 hours with the wrong suspect instead of finding the suspect is a huge waste of time! So stupid!!!
Y all shouldve let him go and apologized to this man for kidnapping and assaulting him!!
They Did This Sh*t To Me Before.
That's Why I No Longer Trust Them.
I Think They Are ALL Dirty, Liars.
They Make FALSE Arrests & Then LIE On Their Police Reports.
How can I trust them when they want to arrest me for shit I didn’t do, I’m guilty of being black. SMH 🤦🏿♂️
No one even checked on the wrongly accused man. Meanwhile they are trying to come up with ways to charge him.
Typical. Half the department to arrest the wrong guy. There were more than 10 pigs to violate his civil rights. FTP!!!
Pigs tend to eat in a group.
All those resources stood around doing absolutely nothing for ages while the real guilty guy gets away.
Hope he sued their ass off.
Oh those were the good cops
"We were pretty fair with the dude."
You broke the law.
16 cops on the scene wanting to talk how they violated got the wrong guy, while the alleged criminal is getting further away.
He fits the description does he not. At least up to the point where they put him in the car
So true
@@realtruthseeker521 ...nope
Shirt diff color
Pants diff color
Beard difference
Not the description
thank you
Clowns let real suspect get away...
of course, that was the plan. Why should they risk their life going after a real Criminal...might have a gun....might kill a COWARD Cop.
I completely disagree. There were plenty of cops out there that could looking for the guy, only two cops were detaining him. If he would’ve gave his name it would have been over.
And according to the cop’s description @1:11:30 this guy that was working out jumped the fence of his apartment complex, and his apartment complex was just on the other side of the victim’s apartment complex. And also, I know this is obvious but, remember that people that are hiding from the police often won’t give their identification/name or lie to the police. It seems the real suspect did just that thing when the cop showed up to the victim’s apartment to take a report. Another cop describes that @1:19:39.
I think too often cops commit small abuses of power and get away with it. Depending on the contact I think they should be disciplined and they have to correct the ways or be terminated at the least. Hopefully with body cameras and people watching them, a lot of cops I thinking twice about their actions. And as far as these cops, I think they handled it just fine. I understand people don’t like to be questioned by the police but we need them to get violent and destructive people off the streets and hold them accountable.
We can’t start criticizing cops that do a good job because not only is it not right and unfair but also it’s kind of like “the boy who cried wolf“. Criticizing cops that do things the right way is going to make other people desensitized to outrage and not care about police abuse because they’re so used to people screaming and shouting over cops that even do things the right way and acted reasonably.
Yeah. Gary's like, "Oh, this is it.' Dispatch - "Oh, Gary's got em, guys. Yeah, he's black." Seriously though, the officer's panic attacks when answering for his actions; worrisome. Gary eventually found his composure with constant support of his actions. "His nostrils look the same as his mugshot."? The description was awesome, too; "...I guess he had a beard, not a long beard." That cost about ten million dollars; but at least those dollars support the Right folks. That's money earned. Constructive energy. Gary got to practice his stories.
OK that African-American fits the description but all of y'all coward kkkops fit description of murderers
The 'suspect' is in the right as far as I see. Looks like The cops failed miserably in their duty and due process. The charges against him need to be dropped and the PD sued.
Mad respect to that lawyer for seeing active injustice and not having it
Mad respect.
Super mad respect.....
Super duper mad respect
The attorney knew he won the case before they got him to the station. I call that easy money. The innocent guy will be laughing all the way to the bank. Plus he got a few free kicks. They need to make the cops pay for the Insurance, instead of taxpayers dollars. The innocent man knew what he was doing, he out smarted the cops, not hard to do.
Revoke qualified immunity!
imagine if defending yourself against unlawful arrest wasnt an arrestable offense
No wonder the DA dropped this case like a hot potato as soon as the body camera footage was released. Lucky for Mr. Ometu the lawyer recorded the whole thing.
The cop with the camera said "he's being ignorant" !! The man was just kidnapped and assaulted!! Really!!!
@My Skin Is Black ua-cam.com/video/2KPHJDz5NQM/v-deo.html cops are in the wrong and you are just running interference for them
Funny how the black officer allegedly "kicked in the face" is behaving normal after his "ordeal" BUT the much aggressive one is pulling his "Karen-coughing-all-over-the-place" syndrome when his gang shows up. He might have infected all his crew if he was asymptomatic.🤔🤔🤔.
"Smart" move for pulling his subliminal Karen stunt.
That's going to be one hell of a lawsuit, especially when they knew they had the wrong guy but proceeded to violate his rights anyway. And to call EMS to look at the 3 tyrannical officers instead of the innocent man they just assaulted.
I hope he sues the SHIIZZZITT out of them .
Did Chief McManus watch this? I'll bet he didn't like this crap one bit!! Sad said sad!!
I'm shocked that no one is on here saying he should just follow their orders lol
And nothing will happen to the cops. The taxpayers will foot the bill through the extortion racket
@@kenyonosborn2143 because why tf does he have to identify himself for living working out? If a cop came up to you randomly while you’re minding your business acting suspect af you prob would be just as disturbed.
This just isn’t right. How can they justify charging him with felonies for taking a jog and wanting to mind his own business. Instead of admitting they *ucked up they ruin this guys life. Not right
@My Skin Is Black why'd you copy and paste this all over the place? You're wrong and it doesn't make you any more right clown. The second the cop knew that he wasn't the suspect he should've let him go, "wanting to ID him to check for warrants" isn't reasonable suspicion of anything, his reasonable suspicion evaporated the SECOND he learned that the dudes facial hair was different
@My Skin Is Black you are one dumbass
@My Skin Is Black and I stand my statements as well and mine are facts
@My Skin Is Black So the jogger assaulted the police officers who out numbered him AND had him hand cuffed behind his back?LMAO, your pretty smart, no wonder why your retainer fee is so high! They did shoddy work , LAWS gives us the right to refuse to id with out probable cause, human error is NOT probable cause!
@My Skin Is Black a handcuffed dude being kidnapped into the cops backseat. And the dude let them handcuff him wasn’t resisting. To make there job easier why not just let the dude sit on the ground. He wasn’t tryna go any or run. They escalated this shit. Did a horrible job. Pussies.
He wasn't resisting arrest, because he was never told he was under arrest, or mirandized.
Detained, how are cops supposed to catch criminals if they just blindly trust someone who wont help.your logic is all criminals have to do is say no and the police let em go, to catch the bad they have to question the public, if he was the bad guy he would act like that. Dodgy. he wasn't arrested he was detained, if he had just give his name he could have. Prevented this, some folk are on the side of law and some on the side of criminals.
Thats what i thought dodgy and defensive. Police must attempt to turn over every stone. It just so happens this young man was in he area. Logic.
@@ScoopDogg He has a fourth amendment right against unreasonable search and seizure of his person. They had a description of a guy wearing black shorts, green shirt, short hair, and a small chin beard. He was detained under a description he didn't match, had no need to identify himself while he was just going for a fucking run, and they were going to force him to drive to the witness and not have her come to them.
If I was stopped during a workout, told to get in the car and go see someone to see if I match the description of someone I obviously don't. I'd say no.
@@Steezy_Mx He didn't match the description, at all. And had no need to identify himself if he wasn't operating a vehicle to aid in an officers investigation
Correct!
That black cop one day will match the description. 😂😂
What kind of man will file charges on a handcuffed man and say that he assaulted them a bunch of cowards
To save face! Doesn't want to admit failure.
Pos pigs
That's what happens when you act like an ass kicking and resisting. Maybe hell learn his lesson now.
@@OmniMale you are a idiot rolled up in a moron the man was innocent and his right was violated those pigs knew he wasn't the suspect they just didn't like his attitude just like you you think that a black man is supposed to be submissive and you are sadly mistaken so watch who you approach you just might find out coward
It was the police who assaulted the suspect because he was not under arrest
The cops don't seem to consider that there are limits to their authority and that the citizen has rights. They cant just pick up citizens and transport them wherever they want whenever they want.
And no one corrects anybody on that seen 🤬🤬🤬
They don't know how to consider,
Why should they care about limits, they are the police, they police themselves. Neither the DA's office cares, nor the AG office, they have qualified immunity from everything, so why should they concern themselves about authoritative limits, that is a joke.
Police have no " authority". All they have is a duty to uphold and protect the Constitution.
@@j.rewing635 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
This cop keeps saying “ He fits the description except for the beard. “ Did this guy just grow a beard in less than a hour? Straight clowns!
Not just a beard, a sweet thick beard.
And wrong shirt 😠
they just fucked an innocent mans life up
this kind of shit happens everyday
"Yes." - cop
Why are all 10 of them standing around if they determined it was the wrong guy. The actual strangler is still in the area.
Even after she said it wasn't him they are still trying to make this runner be him...mean while the real suspect is now 2 counties away. Ridiculous!!!!
2 countries away 😆🤣😂😹😆🤣😂
Exactly what I said. It’s egregious and manipulative behavior. They manipulate and mislead to get their desired outcome which is “whoever I stop guilty or innocent is going to jail either way”. Listen to all the charges they were workshopping.
Thats why black people do not like the police.
@@minbenjamin1591 You can't read...
It’s crazy the cops don’t understand why he was upset! You’re minding your business going about your day and the police roll up on you and ask you to identify yourself, for no reason. How can you assault someone with hands, handcuffed behind your back??
what's so hard about giving your name? then we wonder why there are so many terrorist attacks
By kicking
So why the fuck dont you just identify yourself? Takes 2 minutes, problem's gone. Nah, some idiots chose to resist.
@@rossauce12 so did the police not assault him first? Or are you gonna play stupid like the police? Pretty sure he was not a threat and was not assaulting when he was cuffed. The guy didnt react the best way but he was being wrongfully detained so of course hes upset. For the cops to act like victims like they were not wrong is ridiculous
@@rossauce12 how can he kick when with his hands behind his back and they had him by the legs with his face towards the ground. This man was ZERO THREAT. Putting him in handcuffs was overkill. Forcing him into the back of the car was retaliation for exercising his right not to ID. Cop admitted it - it was because of how he was “acting “. He LEGALLY had not done a single thing wrong. You don’t get to handcuff innocent people and throw them in the back of the car and HOPE you got it right. In this case they had a picture of the suspect and STILL got it wrong.
The sad part is how much energy they put into covering their behinds.
Yup
Stank behinds
That’s why we should never trust a cop they are all trained to lie
I hope they get sued because this dude still continue to lie to justify the brutal force on a innocent man and now they trying to play the victim
@@edwardmarke7626 Yes they straight Kidnapped him!! They had NO authority to make him get in that damn 🚔 and they know it!!
This was just criminal what they did to that guy and now there are six of them standing around trying to figure out how to charge him with something
These cops honestly can't comprehend why a person would use their constitutional rights... Thats what's wrong with it all.
It seems like they don’t even think that critically. They can’t get past their ego long enough to rationalize that people are entitled to their constitutional rights. The attitude is that because they wear a gun and a badge they are inferior and everyone must just do what they say ‘because they said so’ and therefore no one deserves rights.
fact is they do not care!! They think their qualified immunity will save them when they screw up and is the entire reason they have qualified immunity is to try and keep them from being prosecuted for and being charged with 18 U.S. Code § 241 - Conspiracy against rights
@@swmplvr A-freaking-men!
That's right incompetence among police is what causes this, it's barely tyranny it's only charity when there's like physical altercation, but anything short of that it's all incompetence. Obviously training is piss poor Psychopaths before you even allowed to become enough I contend that all that want to enter into police force must first become a certified EMT and be on the job for 2 years before they're ever allowed to become a police officer and then go through a refunded and deconstructed and rebuilt Police Academy system. It's going to take about 4 years for that to happen but it can happen.
A-f#cking-men. In a society where you believe in the presumption of innocence, should it be surprising that somebody who asserts that he did not do anything will insist that he cannot be required to ID ??
If those cops care about doing their jobs right, then they are the ones who are called Peace Officers and ought to live up to that title.
The cop can’t take a quick picture of the guy and text it back to the cop who’s still with the reporting person? It’s takes 20 seconds and they would have known he wasn’t the guy. WTH?
They are not that smart to think this way....They rather escalate the situation to make a wrongful arrest....
Great point!
No, he CANT legally take a pic of that guy lol
@@damienbennett188 I think they could if they asked him first, he might have declined, but it would be worth a try.
The reporting person might have had a picture of the right guy she could have sent too, but I bet nobody thought of that, it would be too easy.
Officer: "Why you acting like this"? Answer. Because I know that you are going to try to illegally arrest me.
They used to tell us that is someone makes a complaint on a Misdemeanor offense, if you didn't personally see it. let the complainer handle it. It leaves officers open t prosecution for false arrest. If you have to "Coach" a witness, you better be careful.
Chris Gordon they say that daily to 1st amendment auditors and cop watchers, even with video evidence from 2+ angles. This is what feeds the whirlpool!
Disgusting. As soon as the victim told the officer over the phone that his beard was short, he should have been released. With today's tech (everyone has a cell phone) there was no necessity for either the lady to come to the scene or for them to go to the victim. The ID could have been done with a cell phone picture with the victim directly or when the 2nd officer was at her apt. I can not believe that a person does not have the right to resist being falsely detained/imprisoned (KIDNAPPED!!!). Regardless of whether or not these officers got touched when they assaulted the gentleman, as soon as they discovered he was not their suspect, they should have just licked their wounds, uncuffed him, apologized for detaining him, and released him.
The cop who's recording with the body cam, seems awfully nervous. He keeps dry heaving, coughing and nervously clicking on something.
The fact that he couldn't be ruled out sooner is preposterous. They had a mugshot of the suspect and they could've just taken a picture and sent it to the victim to verify, in seconds. They should've let him go as soon as they got verification from the victim that it wasn't him. These cops should be ashamed of themselves. Putting felony charges on this guy when he was innocent!
Edited to add: this lawyer was amazing.
Watch California Cops Kidnap Man Eating Lunch in His Car video. It's pretty similar to this situation. Leave a comment.
Both are wrong, the green guy shouldn't have kicked the officer in the face. He at least deserves that charge.
@@WeazelNewsUSA he didn’t “kick the officer in the face “ his hands were handcuffed behind his back, he was face down, and they had both of his legs. The officer lied in an attempt to justify what he did. Texas is not a stop an ID state. You can’t grab innocent people off the street and throw them in the back of a cop car .
Yea, they could have took a full body pic of him while he was standing outside of the cop car and just sent the pic to the officer that’s at the victims home 🤦🏾♀️
Yeah it’s nasty 🤢
Wow imagine that, he tried to defend himself against some thugs that were kidnapping him. It’s not against the law to defend yourself even against police officers!
They need to be fired
Considering how it ended for Sandra Bland, I wouldn't have wanted to go into that cop car either! Just saying
@@mionty But then again your resistance gives them more of a reason to be aggressive. It never turns to your favor.
Try that and you'll be on the ground if not six feet under for being aggressive.
Not at all. They started it now I hope his lawyer,finish it.
Now all of a sudden he has dry throat🤦 yeah ok.. He knew he had screwed up. Get that law suit money brother. It's rightfully yours
FACTS. That’s that..... oh shit I just fucked up cough 😂
Did anyone hear him keep asking his higher ups what they told the sarge ? They looked at him like "dude shush. Dont worry he told him you guys are all good". Dude was extra worried from the start. Knew he done messed up
He hit him with. Mase
They charged this black male with a crime after assaulting him. WTF!
1) "All he had to do was ID"? No he didn't! He wasn't under arrest but detained. He had a constitutional right to not give any ID.
2) The cops violently try to force him into the cruiser, to illegally take him somewhere he didn't want to go.
3) The cops try to cosplain how they're victims (how the real victim assaulted them) after he defended himself (refused to be taken to another location).
4) The cops falsified charges to CYA justify their brutality, after learning the guy wasn't the culprit!
Why not take a picture of him and send it to his partner.
This was my first thought. The answer is cops aren’t taught how to think!
common sense isn't common with law enforcement
That might bruise coppers ego. They make things so complicated
Are you crazy? That’s sounds too much like right. 😊
Why not let the guy in white shorts and wearing a full beard leave? Considering they were looking for black shorts a different shades of green shirt and not a full beard. It's because they don't catch criminals they just convince jury's to conviction of innocent people. It's how our "justice" system works in the land of the free. You're free until they can figure a way to cage you up. And this goes for mexican, black, white, and asians. This system makes money from the incarcerated. Act accordingly. Be prepare we all are subject to this treatment.
The one cop is so incompetent, he can't work handcuffs. Really scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
Totally, just thinking the same thing. He's so lost it's scary.
Maybe if the dumb suspect follow simple instructions this all would have been avoided.
@Captain_ DeadpoolCx you don’t have to give up your rights just because some of your features match a suspect.
Well that’s what happens when you try to cancel the police. Also what happens when you put targets on officers backs... and are killed and shot at... they hire bottom of the barrel people sooo ur fault smart 1
@@captain_deadpoolcx7585 that’s true, all he need to do was show id
Even after the victim specifically said it wasn't him they still insisted that it was possibly him how pathetic are you
First time watching the whole thing.....amazing how they continue to convince themselves its him. Its like group mentality.......just can't let it go. Not one of them realizes how bad they F'd up. Thats even more amazing. Not a single light went on. It did later.......I'm sure there was an oh **** moment.
Idiots in the flesh
Well the thing is as we all know that all criminals lie but these cops CHOSE to escalate things and did not use any common sense like maybe taking a picture or FaceTiming to see if the victim who called them recognized him. True idiots.
It’s so insulting that the black office is trying to downplay the whole situation when he knows he’s just as guilty.
Silent is a complicit 🤦🏾♂️
what is alarming besides the poor investigation work is that they were going to take an unidentified suspect to the alleged victim's home. That doesn't sound safe for any victim.
And it means the ACTUAL suspect is still out there somewhere!!!
These tyrants prob would have put a bag over his head to hide the location. These cops should all be fired
I love how they tried to harass that lawyer into backing their narrative and he was like "I'm a witness AGAINST your officer."
We are watching a kidnapping and the kidnappers are wondering why this man doesn't want to be kidnapped
Why doesn't this have more likes I don't know
This has me Soo heated... I ain't never doing this again, not for one second
I don't see the problem besides the guy not cooperating. Would you rather police not look for the suspect and not stop anybody so they don't hurt their feelings. You people in this comment section all talk trash until your the victim of a crime, then you want police to do the most.
@@doubletap10mm I dont know anyone my whole life that needed the police to help them. Shoot I've never even heard someone knowing someone that needed the police to protect them. Detectives solving actual crimes is a different story. Your handle is doubletap 10mm but you seem like the only one scared into being oppressed on this post
@@AO-eb1tc police did not start as slave catchers in America that is a southern myth. Police started in the northeast as a night watch program.
They could have just taken a picture of him, sent it to the other officer, and asked if he was the suspect.
Lol the cop says "he pretty much matches the description of the suspect except for the Beard" LMAO !!!😀 Therefore he doesn't match the description of the suspect actually. You just proved your own argument wrong.
OMG that part is nuts! People dont just grow beards that fast!!
The victim said scruff on the chin. Officer DICK said beard!!!!
It's 20 fkn 20 we should have robot cops not humans who can't follow what they swore to uphold 🤦🏿♂️This shit has to stop!
He asked her twice in the beginning if he had a beard. She said kinda both times. This dude had a full beard 😆
The description was also black shorts, not white shorts with a black stripe on the side 🤦🏾♂️ “all he had to do was ID himself” actually no, the law is pretty clear that you don’t if you’ve done nothing wrong. It’s up to the police to gather that proof if they really believe you’re guilty enough to for an arrest. the stupidity in the video could really make your head hurt.
That business owner is a hero he actually seen what happened recorded it sent it on Facebook live for his as well as the victim's protection
Oh u can believe this would have been covered up with the other video
Third eye correct
@Third eye ... A lawyer...What are the odds...Ya gotta love it...
this was great. u don't see this much in these videos!! this cop conveniently kept hitting the mute button!! they are trying to hurry and cover it up!!
The business owner is a lawyer, recorded everything.
Every cop in the district showed up, and he is not even armed, just jogging while black.
To the lawyer who stood up against those coward kkkops thank you so much you are a great man
kingT2211 the lawyer is a fool and a con the was wrong to defy the police officer and give them his information failure to do so gives the officers every right to detain him and him resisting and assaulting them only makes things worse he is a fool and seems like he did it deliberately for attention.
@Third eye
The white cop was mad that the brotha didn't jump when he said jump!!! But that black cop did.
@@kenshinscott
GTFOH!!!
@@kenshinscott youre an idiot! Officers do NOT have every right to detain anyone they want, ever hear of a tiny little document called the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution? Bill of Rights? Any of these sound vaguely familiar to you? This is not Nazi Germany! You can't just force someone to give you ID and you sure as hell can't force someone into your car without probable cause that they committed a crime! The law CLEARLY states that in order to be charged with a crime for not giving ID they MUST be able to clearly articulate a specific reason they believe that they person either: committed a crime, was about to commit a crime, or was currently committing a crime, PERIOD. Without out that then they do not meet the clearly defined guideline to charge with failure to ID. "You fit the description" does NOT meet the requirement for probable cause to detain or arrest! The Supreme Court ruled that a person's refusal to cooperate is not sufficient for reasonable suspicion. (Florida v. Bostick 501 U.S. 429, 437 (1991)-). If that was legal, then any cop could force anyone to ID and give information simply by saying they match a description of any crime they choose. That's a very dangerous slope because if we allow that then what's next? Now we can search because they "fit a description?" Why not just allow them to arrest anyone who "fits a description?" It's all good and easy for you to say just give your ID, until YOU are the one they are asking! What about when your child is the one they search because they fit a description. I am assuming you are not black as well, if you were then you would understand how "fit a description" applies to you every time you are walking down the street, or driving and you get stopped for no reason because you fit that description. The description: Black. Driving while black. Walking down the street while black. These are crimes apparently in this country because innocent black citizens get stopped over and over again and ID'd and searched simply for being black and they guise it under the name of "fit the description". You would be hard-pressed to find a black citizen in most parts of this country that has never been stopped by the police because they "fit the description". You are very ignorant and you prove how stupid you are when you write things like this.
All of y’all defending the cops saying the black guy was wrong but not realizing the crooked cops literally plotting charges
I love how they say “matches except the beard”-did he grow the beard in five minutes?
Right 😂😂
Didn't match the clothing, shirt nor shorts nor the beard nor hair nor the body build! This guy was stocky and muscular. He said on the phone, "So, he was medium build?" The cop just lied! How evil!
Right
Don’t matter if you’re black
Eye witnesses are the least reliable evidence. If the guy matched the description exactly they probably would have let him go because they're never right.