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This is the exact kind of case that you need to take to the Supreme Court to get them to abolish qualified immunity for all law enforcement officers and government officials!
It's a job where they don't care to or have to be accurate. And most important rarely face accountability. People don't let it sink in til they experience it.
Exactly. Or dead if you had a serious medical condition, or if the guards decided it was time for you to die 'of natural causes'. What a sick society we live in!
You would also lose your job. You'd get behind on car and home or rental payments. You very likely would be absolutely destroyed financially, no vehicle, no job, potentially no place to live or with immense late fees and/or destroyed credit
This goes well beyond incompetence, there was clear, intentional malfeasance, here. The cop flat out lied to her when he said that her name and birthdate matched the suspect's.
Kidnapped *_on Christmas_* , *_sexually molested_* (a.k.a "cavity search"...call it what you want it is what it is), and then *_tortured_* with cold air and satanic music (via *_death metal_* of all things 🙄)? This is starting to sound a lot less like a mistake and a lot more like a deliberately enacted ritual by closet satanists and freemasons within these police/correctional operations! Let me guess: this woman is a Christian?
Cases like this happen quite often and there is case law that exonerates cops under qualified immunity. She should be suing the person that falsely attached her photo to the record. If they aren’t a sworn police officer they don’t have qualified immunity.
@@coincollector315 Mistaken identity arrests happen quite often, but not cases like this. In the majority of cases of mistaken identity arrests the person that gets arrested has the same first and last name as the person they're looking for and is in the same area as the person they're looking for. And while it's still unreasonable that they don't do anything more to verify that they've got the right person outside of saying "are you Patrick Ryan" and having the person say yes, it's at least understandable how the mistake happens. In this case literally nothing about this woman matched the person they were looking to arrest other than her first name. Different middle name, different last name, different age, different date of birth, different DL number, different SS number, different hair and eye color, massively different height, massively different weight, lives in a different state, looks nothing like the person on the warrant. This was absolutely insane and there is no plausible explanation for how nobody out of the dozens of people that were involved in this at any point did anything whatsoever to look into all of the glaring discrepancies between the person the warrant was issued for and the person they were conducting a huge operation to have arrested in another state and extradited back to Texas. Oh and the story about someone attaching her photo to the record is bogus. That never happened.
Sue the Broward County Sheriff for $1,000,000 for false imprisonment, and sue the Harris County Sheriff for $5,000,000 for falsification of an arrest warrant!
You mean sue the *citizens* of Broward County and sue the *citizens* of Harris County. The ones who are actually responsible for what happened will bear no accountability.
@@mjdamato So she’s supposed to not sue them for violating her body and her rights? Just because it’s taxpayer funded? She needs compensation and there needs to be accountability.
Compensation and accountability are two different things in this country because of qualified immunity. Even if she wins a humongous lawsuit the cops will suffer no consequences. It’s always “we’ve investigated ourselves and found we did no wrong“ and / or the cop just moves to a different department before any investigation - or gets a promotion.
@@mjdamato YES, sue the citizens of those counties.. the more people sue them, eventually the citizens of those counties will start to see their taxes increase to pay for these law suits.. AND THEN, just then, maybe the citizens of those counties will fight for reform so they're taxes don't continue to increase.... but then again.. no one cares... this is why qualified immunity must be overturned...
Falsely arrested *_on Christmas_* , *_sexually molested_* (a.k.a "cavity search"...call it what you want it is what it is), and then *_tortured_* with cold air and satanic music (via *_death metal_* of all things 🙄)? This is starting to sound a lot less like a mistake and a lot more like a deliberately enacted ritual by closet satanists and freemasons within these police/correctional operations! Let me guess: this woman is a Christian?
Keep demanding a higher level until you reach an actual decision maker. Never waste time talking to people who refuse to engage. (Because your release is above their pay grade. That is why you want a supervisor when "your" nasty street cop is in predator mode.)
Its really not kidnapping. This was definitely wrong, but fact that her photo was attached to the warrant means that they could've had the right person because the other Jennifer could've been the wrong person just as easily. Not defending them, but not kidnapping.
@@Stratus41298 Definitely kidnapping. The officer knew the name and date of birth did not match the photo / person he had. Yes, the mixup could have been the other way around... until the booking officer double checked and confirmed that the person they had in custody did not have any warrants. At that point continuing to hold her was straight up criminal. The officer didn't want to get in trouble for his screwup so he just threw her in prison and hoped it would go away. Even holding her when there was uncertainty about the identity (rather than doing the research to resolve the ambiguity) was blatantly illegal. Continuing to hold her after someone else had actually checked and told the officer he had the wrong person... that is not a police officer. That is a criminal with a badge.
@@Stratus41298 i your mind, ita not kidnapping bc you are on this side of the situation. i would wager youd feel differently if it was you or even your mother arrested by mistake. but hey, i could be wrong, hows that boot taste btw?
Kidnapped *_on Christmas_* , *_sexually molested_* (a.k.a "cavity search"...call it what you want it is what it is), and then *_tortured_* with cold air and satanic music (via *_death metal_* of all things 🙄)? This is starting to sound a lot less like a mistake and a lot more like a deliberately enacted ritual by closet satanists and freemasons within these police/correctional operations! Let me guess: this woman is a Christian?
It is exactly the lack of accountability in the legal system that allows law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges to make mistakes without fear of consequences. Her spending three days in jail did not affect anyone other than herself and her family. LEOs just say "oops, sorry for the mistake".
I've heard countless stories of wrongful convictions/arrests. People who've spent decades incarcerated. I've never heard a cop/prosecutor/judge be remorseful, because they're not remorseful.
I heard they did an “internal investigation” and not only dubbed that they didn’t do anything wrong, they also didn’t even apologize stating that “it happens”. I wish we could petition to defund certain counties for negligence of proper training for their police officers. If they don’t want to train people on how to do their jobs, losing money from the state will shape them up real quick.
I agree as the warrant stipulation gives a full description of person . And this case they had the person go through booking process that gave height and weight, and eye color . Where it was obvious that all three didn't match. This information would have been apparent right from the start in intake. The reality of having arrested wrong person then holding her for another day is going to be a clear point in lawsuit against the county. This going to interesting to see how it plays out in court. As there was similar thing on video where woman sued for being held for 12 days her case went on for over 4 years as defense appealed and the courts ruled qualified immunity was granted because Marshall had been processing valid warrant.
@@kevinconnelly3662 Thats how dirty and incompetent they are. When everyone realizes there was a mistake they just go with it so they dont immediately look bad. I once heard it called the largest gang in America and that seems more true as I read the news.
@@kevinconnelly3662 Because this is a Police state which doesn't care about individual citizens. They can shoot you in the face for no reason and still claim it to be lawful.
This is why qualified immunity needs to end. The union also needs to be liable. Since the union protects members, that means the union can be a party to the lawsuit. The only thing they will understand is losing their jobs, authority, and losing their assets. When they're poor and powerless, they will live with the same fear they try to inspire in others.
The deputy is an idiot. Hopefully IJ will win and he has to pay personally. That has nothing to do with qualified immunity if IJ wins their case. The union has nothing to do with the issue. They pay for lawyer fees and don’t get to make judgments on punishment. If you have a lawyer on retainer (which is what a union provides) and you get in trouble, should your lawyer be responsible for your actions?
Or, after they found out they know they look back if they admit it. A lot of people don't have a family rushing to get them out or an Institute for Justice to bring light on this darkness. Settlements don't come out of police retirement funds, or this would stop happening.
I mean, that's literally what happened. They knew they had the wrong person. But I guess they'd rather be corrupt on purpose than look stupid by accident.
cavity search? blasting cold air into the cell? literally keeping her there no matter what? even blasting heavy metal? are they hiring edgy teenagers at broward county sheriffs office? because it sounds like shit a edgy teenager would do to be petty for someone questioning their ideas they think is great. that level of immaturity and lack of accountability should automatically launch a FBI probe.
People are mistakenly under the assumption that "serve and protect" means that the police are duty sworn to serve and protect the citizens. That's not true. They are duty sworn to serve and protect the government and the laws.
@@johnsmith1953x It's illegal to post public information about someone who broke the law? These cops might have qualified immunity, but they still broke the law. Just because you can't be punished doesn't mean the law wasn't violated. If it's illegal to post about people who broke the law then there are some sherifs in Florida who are breaking the law.
@@johnsmith1953x like we care. enough of us living outside the usa. also...oh nooo...THAT IS ILLEGAL? since when do you get arrested for doing illegal things...oh, i am neither a cop nor...a protected background..ok i might get arrested
It’s horrific knowing this is how they treat actual criminals, freezing them out, and blaring death metal is cruel and unusual punishment (especially if they haven’t had their day in court). But for an innocent person to be treated this way makes it even worse. How are we as a society ok with treating anyone like this?
Yes, especially as the US practice of treating inmates as animals is unquestionably failing. We have proportionally far more people incarcerated in worse conditions that peer countries....and higher crime rates nonetheless. Basic intelligence would suggest looking at other countries' practices and policies to learn why they have better results.
It's because we've turned a blind eye to our government supporting this very same thing to "others". What we allow done to others eventually comes back to us.
Because QI applies to civil suits, not criminal ones. The only thing keeping police officers from being criminally charged is the local DA refusing to do it. It's corruption that keeps the justice system two-tiered, not QI. The hierarchy, first and foremost, protects the hierarchy. If they fire/jail all the bad cops, they no longer have their order-following foot soldiers to make sure you keep paying your -taxes- extortion.
@@shoutatthesky Is that a serious question? Police can have REGULAR immunity for a good faith mistake. This cop ignored obvious clues that this was the wrong person.
Blame the courts. They created this. The police are just acting under their perceived authority and their immunity. Until they're held individually accountable and our courts decide not to poke holes in our rights, it will never change. You can "reform" the police all day long, it will not help.
The fact that these issues have been ongoing and recognized, yet no intervention from our politicians, shows the truth is the government is complicit with the current status-quo of law enforcement. It's not a "justice" system ...and it's been deliberately set up that way.
I spent a night in Broward County Jail for the exact same thing. It was not me, still I was arrested. Spending the night in jail changed my life forever. I dropped out of college directly because of my experience. Being innocent in jail changes a person's life. I hope she gets a huge payout to make this awful experience manageable.
The majority of people who die in the custody of the justice system are those who have yet to see a lawyer, and are only in jail for a summary offense. An innocent person being jailed is reckless endangerment and should be treated by the legal system as such.
Same officer that killed a black man for carrying an airsoft rifle and listening to music through headphones. Lots of ego and prior issues with this officer. He was the first officer in 30 years charged in an on duty fatal shooting. Of course the judge dismissed the case, but that's Broward county. But the family did get 2.5million dollars from the lawsuit
You can't blame the judge. He got a huge check from the police union to dismiss the case. What was he supposed to do ?......hold the cop accountable ? 😅
The officer that wouldn’t listen to her, as she “respectfully” told him who she was, should be fired and sued! Maybe even jail him since he harassed and locked up an innocent person!
In my state it takes 560 hours at the police academy to get a badge and a gun while it takes 1,500 hours at a beauty school to get a license to cut hair. 560 for a badge and a gun vs 1,500 for a pair of scissors. Think about that ....
@Sondan1988 perhaps we haven't seen it in action, but about two-thirds of LEOs who had resigned within the first year it was implemented cited the lack of QI protection as a concern. I do think that civil rights violation cap should have no limit - it's currently capped at 25k. Look at the Karen Garner case - both officers were sentenced, one is still in jail, the other on probation. Yareni Rios-Gonzalez - the officers were sentenced. I think doing away with QI is weeding out bad officers.
@@thethirdseashell my problem with all of this is that we should have seen it in action though. I am not crazy and say we don't need cops at all, it is just we have allowed them too much power and very very low accountability with that power.
1500 hours of hair cutting to get a license is equally ridiculous! Sounds like the hair cutting/ training company is getting a lot of free labour/$$ out of the students.
@@plutotech Demanding that they pay their settlements out of their own pocket would be a good start. Also maybe force them to adopt better hiring/training standards?
Strip searches and cavity searches, when performed as part of a false arrest, should attach sexual assault charges to the arresting officer(s). Regardless of whether or not they performed the search.
Hahah why do think that would happen ? Degradation is a preferred tool used by the agencies to break the citizens will and minds . It’s intentionally done and welcomed by your overlords
I'm 75 now. I used to be a supporter of police. Today, given what I have uncovered online, I would never cooperate with, or assist the American police for any reason; even if I thought their request for assistance was reasonable. I am sure I have a lot of company in this view. It's not the occasional error that that is demoralizing, but the fact that the courts almost always give bad cops a pass and assure they suffer zero consequences for their malfeasance!
Even when they do hold cops "accountable", it's usually at the taxpayers expense (in terms of civil cases) or a slap on the wrist compared how any other citizen would be punished (in terms of criminal cases).
Also, anything you say and/or do, even before you're read your rights, can or will be (usually will be) used against you in court. As soon as you find out you're being arrested you need to ask for a lawyer and perform your right to stay silent even though they will typically try to harass/provoke you into talking.
Police HAVE to be held to a higher standard and held accountable. When they are as either incompetent or corrupt as these cops, they need to be fire, charged and jailed!
They've got qualified immunity their above the law which they have no clue what they are just ask any cop about any of our basic civil rights they can't because they don't care
@@money-ay Its not obvious enough based on the evidence. We live in a police state that violates our rights every day. What happens to people who refuse to give the government their data.
I had a cousin who was imprisoned for murder. His mother fought tirelessly for him. She passed away while he was still in prison. Years later with DNA evidence he was cleared. Unfortunately, during his lawsuit against the state, he passed away as well. It’s always seemed to me It was the most cruel events I personally witnessed.
Exactly. If you or I decide we want to hold someone down and "search their cavities", we're catching a mountain of felonies (as it should be). Someone with a badge decides they want to cavity search a random, innocent woman, and it's just another part of their work day. This is anything but "the Land of the Free".
@@amyrenee1361 Is it possible to sue for an action to be taken, rather than money to be paid? Can you sue a police department to fire an officer and never let that officer be hired anywhere else?
I typically am not a fan of the crowd that wants police imprisoned for the slightest offense, but this is so egregious, he really needs something more than fired or he'll just get hired somewhere else to continue menacing the public. This is gross negligence resulting in false imprisonment, falsification of an arrest warrant, kidnapping, abuse of authority, betrayal of public trust and confidence, this is the type of grotesque error that really... he should be in jail, if you let him hide behind the badge it literally undermines the fabric of society.
@@commotiocordis1037 It's Florida. Like Texas and a lot of other Southern climes, that means it's fine. It is part of a very old cultural mindset about what is acceptable treatment of those you don't know, or their daddy isn't known, or whom you believe for any reason to be not like you.
Somehow, "invompetent" sounds just right. But I predict Peraza won't be fired because U.S. law enforcement is comfortable and confident with its incompetence _Edited to add:_ You fixed it
What's the most common thread in these cases of mistaken identity? That 30 seconds of actual investigation into the person's details could have prevented it.
Lazy cops who don’t even bother to check anything out. This is ridiculous. On Christmas of all times. She has a 30 year old kid but somehow she’s 26? They don’t even think
This is why ppl on the comments sections on other videos exposing police corruption and incompetence, that any mistake they commit (no due diligence), the lawsuit money comes out of their police pensions-not from tax payer dollars.
This is not lazy. This is power tripping scumbag. He saw the names and birthdates didn't match. Then later he was told at lockup it wasn't the right person. This is a criminal with a badge. He should go to jail for kidnapping. People in the judicial system should *not* get a free pass. They should get double the penalty a civilian would get.
@@MichaelsAbbey How are they still employed? They are a huge liability not only to their employer but the taxpayers. It is almost a joke. Even burger king wouldn't keep such a worthless worker. This is not an "accident" it is malicious. It is like spitting on someone's burger.
Qualified Immunity enables this cruel, callous, behavior towards detainees where officers couldn’t be bothered to look at obvious facts that exonerate individuals they arrest and jail.
A robot could find the discrepancy between the actual wanted person and this woman. These cops are literally dumber than robots. This is the problem with qualified immunity. When there's no incentive to do a job well then incompetence is tolerated, even sometimes rewarded.
From my time at the academy back in 2019, I can verify that this is all true. After that eye-opener, I no longer want to pursue a career in law enforcement because of the disgusting mentality that's still thriving within law enforcement. To note, I'm aware that there are actual good cops in the field, those folks get love.
One of our local police departments had a Facebook post about their explorer program for high school kids who want to be cops. One of the requirements was a 2.0 GPA. I don't think I have ever known anyone whose GPA was that low.
@@igmz777 The problem for people is if they are pulled over or otherwise apprehended by a cop there is no way they can know in advance if the cop who apprehended them is one of the legendary good cops we hear about all the time or if he is a sadistic and malicious thug who is about to destroy their lives and health for no reason.
Imagine having to go through this and being traumatized for committing the smallest infractions of a crime because it happens every single day no one should go through any of this Millions upon millions of us are traumatized from being in jail and away from our families for no real Justified reason.
@draner2482 ---> It was two separate SHERRIFF'S Departments in two different States. NOT city Police Department's. A County Sherriff is elected by a majority of the voters in each county. The elected Sherriff in each County should fire each of the doofus Deputies (especially on the Broward County Florida end) and make all deputies in both departments take and pass a READING exam! If not, then a good candidate that understands the U.S. 4th Amendment needs to run for Office of Sherriff in both of those counties.
It’s clear that this department consistently demonstrates a troubling level of incompetence year after year. More and more citizens are waking up to the reality that a significant portion of law enforcement may abuse their power, posing a potential threat to the safety and well-being of our loved ones-whether it be our wives, daughters, sons, or husbands. It's time for greater accountability and reform.
It's time for sheeple reform. Expecting a government bureaucracy to be completely responsible in keeping the public safe leads to this; an open air prison.
It’s scary how you can have Jordan as your middle name and the guy they’re looking for has Jordan as their last name and they don’t bother to even check, you can get arrested anyway just because of that.
If you live in that county confront the elected sheriff ! If he supports the guy who did this work to vote him out . Unlike police it is an elected position .
I am Irish and my buddy and his gf were Ashkenazi Jews. We were detained, made to lie face down in mud in a hard pouring rain until a drive by identification of a store owner who had been robbed. He had told them it was two Hispanic men. It ruined our evening 🙂 but gave me a story about hammer-headed cops.
This is normal. NOT unusual, unexpected, or out of the ordinary. And it will happen again to other people in other ways. Tyrants will do tyrant things.
I was almost arrested for similar reasons. My son hit a deer and I arrived to assist him since it was his first ever driving incident. I called the police so we could file a report for the insurance and once they arrived they asked for my ID since I had phoned it in. Once my son stepped away for a brief second, the officer informed my that I had an arrest warrant for another state, a state that I have not visited. They at least took the time to verify a few things and I was free to go.
Unfortunately, overwhelmingly common events demonstrate irrefutably that such horrid searches are necessary because people insist on utilizing their body cavities for smuggling substances, weapons, and other illicit items into jails and prisons, across borders, etc. I agree that the search is horrific. I don't know what alternative is available besides x-ray, which would be a challenge to implement widely.
Put into the same situation, I might have earned some other charges. It is absolutely infuriating that costume-wearing, gun-toting narcissists can get away with such moronic, tyrannical behavior. This is entirely unacceptable.
This is one of the many examples of why I am completely against capital punishment. The state cannot ever guarantee they are correct, and due process MUST be on going for life.
The actual woman is in her 20s and this woman has a 30yr old son. Just sue that county for millions for it's insane "mistake" and subsequent torture of a totally innocent woman.
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But the government is NEVER held accountable. It is the taxpayer that pays.
What's really messed up is the cops don't actually pay for their mistakes and yet another tax payer funded case.
Institute for justice you know that Freedom is an illusion and so our rights so when will Americans learn that you have rights until the government decides you don't
8 years enslaved with zero help from you.. FU, IJ!!!!
This is the exact kind of case that you need to take to the Supreme Court to get them to abolish qualified immunity for all law enforcement officers and government officials!
A terrifying reminder that the cops can ruin your entire life *even if you didn't do anything wrong.*
And sleep like babies
It's a job where they don't care to or have to be accurate. And most important rarely face accountability.
People don't let it sink in til they experience it.
And a nice thorough cavity search.
Disgusting
LOL they didn't ruin her life, they just gave her a slam dunk lawsuit case
@@drunclecookie216 wtf is wrong with you? Back the blue until it happens to you.
Now, imagine for a second, this was not the sister of a cop. Imagine you lived around the poverty level. You'd still be in jail.
Certainly!
Exactly. Or dead if you had a serious medical condition, or if the guards decided it was time for you to die 'of natural causes'. What a sick society we live in!
IJ does not charge for their services!
@@michaelpaul9179 Has zero to do with her getting out of jail initially, which was the point of the comment.
You would also lose your job. You'd get behind on car and home or rental payments. You very likely would be absolutely destroyed financially, no vehicle, no job, potentially no place to live or with immense late fees and/or destroyed credit
That was no mistake. You do not get a 26 year old mixed up with a 50 year old.
They'd rather get an arrest warrant fulfilled than actually solve crime, most of these people are rotten to the core!
"The most dangerous thing in life is an incompetent that has been given a gun and a law enforcement badge."
- Steven Magee
Is this Pastor Magee? This is Elizabeth!
There making illegals cop's how's that going to go
So the vast majority of cops…
or a reminder that this goes on every day
None of the info matched yet her cop brother let his thin blue line buddies kidnap her, let that sink in for a minute
This goes well beyond incompetence, there was clear, intentional malfeasance, here. The cop flat out lied to her when he said that her name and birthdate matched the suspect's.
Broward police department is known for brutality and incompetence. I'm not surprised.
Cops want to arrest people. Prosecutors want to win cases. Facts and evidence be damned.
thats because he wanted to cavity search her himself. he saw the opportunity
He was definitely on a power trip. Should be a Huge lawsuit.
Kidnapped *_on Christmas_* , *_sexually molested_* (a.k.a "cavity search"...call it what you want it is what it is), and then *_tortured_* with cold air and satanic music (via *_death metal_* of all things 🙄)? This is starting to sound a lot less like a mistake and a lot more like a deliberately enacted ritual by closet satanists and freemasons within these police/correctional operations!
Let me guess: this woman is a Christian?
The scariest aspect is that *there is nothing this woman could have done to prevent/avoid this situation.*
Those officers should go to PRISON, not jail.
Can y’all just get along, salt and pepper?
10 years, a decade
Yes. False arrest, false imprisonment, and...drumroll please; cavity search is code for sodomy. Buh-bye!
The cops should be charged with kidnapping.
That would require cops to be personally accountable for their mistakes.
Cases like this happen quite often and there is case law that exonerates cops under qualified immunity. She should be suing the person that falsely attached her photo to the record. If they aren’t a sworn police officer they don’t have qualified immunity.
@@coincollector315
Mistaken identity arrests happen quite often, but not cases like this. In the majority of cases of mistaken identity arrests the person that gets arrested has the same first and last name as the person they're looking for and is in the same area as the person they're looking for. And while it's still unreasonable that they don't do anything more to verify that they've got the right person outside of saying "are you Patrick Ryan" and having the person say yes, it's at least understandable how the mistake happens.
In this case literally nothing about this woman matched the person they were looking to arrest other than her first name. Different middle name, different last name, different age, different date of birth, different DL number, different SS number, different hair and eye color, massively different height, massively different weight, lives in a different state, looks nothing like the person on the warrant. This was absolutely insane and there is no plausible explanation for how nobody out of the dozens of people that were involved in this at any point did anything whatsoever to look into all of the glaring discrepancies between the person the warrant was issued for and the person they were conducting a huge operation to have arrested in another state and extradited back to Texas.
Oh and the story about someone attaching her photo to the record is bogus. That never happened.
May the Judge grant her over $90 million for such an outrage! This would piss me off to no end.
Sue the Broward County Sheriff for $1,000,000 for false imprisonment, and sue the Harris County Sheriff for $5,000,000 for falsification of an arrest warrant!
You mean sue the *citizens* of Broward County and sue the *citizens* of Harris County. The ones who are actually responsible for what happened will bear no accountability.
@@mjdamato So she’s supposed to not sue them for violating her body and her rights? Just because it’s taxpayer funded? She needs compensation and there needs to be accountability.
Compensation and accountability are two different things in this country because of qualified immunity. Even if she wins a humongous lawsuit the cops will suffer no consequences. It’s always “we’ve investigated ourselves and found we did no wrong“ and / or the cop just moves to a different department before any investigation - or gets a promotion.
@@mjdamato yes, ultimately it is the citizens responsibility to guarantee their government is not corrupt.
@@mjdamato YES, sue the citizens of those counties.. the more people sue them, eventually the citizens of those counties will start to see their taxes increase to pay for these law suits.. AND THEN, just then, maybe the citizens of those counties will fight for reform so they're taxes don't continue to increase....
but then again.. no one cares... this is why qualified immunity must be overturned...
They’re quick to arrest someone for a warrant but can’t bother doing due diligence at all.
Like double checking addresses, and other clearly written information before breaking down doors and throwing people in handcuffs.
Also very slow to investigate their own misconduct and illegal behavior.
Hopefully these 2 counties will pay a hefty sum of money for this. It has to hurt financially to make them change their ways.
@@SpotTheBorgCat
you beat me to it; they can't even get the right freaking address half the time
Falsely arrested *_on Christmas_* , *_sexually molested_* (a.k.a "cavity search"...call it what you want it is what it is), and then *_tortured_* with cold air and satanic music (via *_death metal_* of all things 🙄)? This is starting to sound a lot less like a mistake and a lot more like a deliberately enacted ritual by closet satanists and freemasons within these police/correctional operations!
Let me guess: this woman is a Christian?
Thank God for the Institute for Justice helping people.
Look mam I'm just doing my job. Critical thinking is completely gone these days.
It's a chance for them to abuse their authority fact
Don't confuse incompetence with malice. They know exactly what they're doing.
Keep demanding a higher level until you reach an actual decision maker. Never waste time talking to people who refuse to engage. (Because your release is above their pay grade. That is why you want a supervisor when "your" nasty street cop is in predator mode.)
They're not hired to think. They are taught to find the fastest way to feed you into the for profit "justice" system
Any kind of thinking
Kidnapping should result in a jail sentence for the perpetrators.
Its really not kidnapping. This was definitely wrong, but fact that her photo was attached to the warrant means that they could've had the right person because the other Jennifer could've been the wrong person just as easily. Not defending them, but not kidnapping.
@@Stratus41298 Definitely kidnapping. The officer knew the name and date of birth did not match the photo / person he had. Yes, the mixup could have been the other way around... until the booking officer double checked and confirmed that the person they had in custody did not have any warrants. At that point continuing to hold her was straight up criminal. The officer didn't want to get in trouble for his screwup so he just threw her in prison and hoped it would go away.
Even holding her when there was uncertainty about the identity (rather than doing the research to resolve the ambiguity) was blatantly illegal. Continuing to hold her after someone else had actually checked and told the officer he had the wrong person... that is not a police officer. That is a criminal with a badge.
@@Stratus41298 i your mind, ita not kidnapping bc you are on this side of the situation. i would wager youd feel differently if it was you or even your mother arrested by mistake. but hey, i could be wrong, hows that boot taste btw?
Kidnappers gotb he wrong target.
Kidnapped *_on Christmas_* , *_sexually molested_* (a.k.a "cavity search"...call it what you want it is what it is), and then *_tortured_* with cold air and satanic music (via *_death metal_* of all things 🙄)? This is starting to sound a lot less like a mistake and a lot more like a deliberately enacted ritual by closet satanists and freemasons within these police/correctional operations!
Let me guess: this woman is a Christian?
Makes you thinnkkk about how they treat inmates no matter the crime, loud music and cold air. Inhumane
There's a word for that.
It is exactly the lack of accountability in the legal system that allows law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges to make mistakes without fear of consequences. Her spending three days in jail did not affect anyone other than herself and her family. LEOs just say "oops, sorry for the mistake".
I've heard countless stories of wrongful convictions/arrests. People who've spent decades incarcerated. I've never heard a cop/prosecutor/judge be remorseful, because they're not remorseful.
That's if they even apologize for the mistake. Many won't even admit that they made a mistake.
They never apologize.
And they don't even care if the police dept gets sued because then who pays? The taxpayers!
The US legal system is a sham.....cops, Judges, DAs.....jailers....all nothing but no brain puppets.
This is disgusting.
Ever since demoncraps have gotten power, it's becoming like nazi Germany in the usa
And if it could happen to one innocent person, it could happen to ANY innocent person.
Most cops are sadistic like this
American's are getting same treatment as locals in Iraq and Afghanistan when imprisoned by U.S. soldiers, so I guess it's alright.
They made sure to do a cavity search instead of reading any paperwork.
Sick and awful
I heard they did an “internal investigation” and not only dubbed that they didn’t do anything wrong, they also didn’t even apologize stating that “it happens”. I wish we could petition to defund certain counties for negligence of proper training for their police officers. If they don’t want to train people on how to do their jobs, losing money from the state will shape them up real quick.
Shouldn't both counties who refused to take the 2 minutes to check the fingerprints be sued?
I agree as the warrant stipulation gives a full description of person .
And this case they had the person go through booking process that gave height and weight, and eye color . Where it was obvious that all three didn't match. This information would have been apparent right from the start in intake.
The reality of having arrested wrong person then holding her for another day is going to be a clear point in lawsuit against the county.
This going to interesting to see how it plays out in court.
As there was similar thing on video where woman sued for being held for 12 days her case went on for over 4 years as defense appealed and the courts ruled qualified immunity was granted because Marshall had been processing valid warrant.
The booking officer confirmed it was the wrong woman. Fingerprints weren't even necessary.
@mediocreman2 so why hold her for 72 hours booking doesn't take all day.
@@kevinconnelly3662 Thats how dirty and incompetent they are. When everyone realizes there was a mistake they just go with it so they dont immediately look bad. I once heard it called the largest gang in America and that seems more true as I read the news.
@@kevinconnelly3662 Because this is a Police state which doesn't care about individual citizens. They can shoot you in the face for no reason and still claim it to be lawful.
This is why qualified immunity needs to end. The union also needs to be liable. Since the union protects members, that means the union can be a party to the lawsuit.
The only thing they will understand is losing their jobs, authority, and losing their assets. When they're poor and powerless, they will live with the same fear they try to inspire in others.
The deputy is an idiot. Hopefully IJ will win and he has to pay personally.
That has nothing to do with qualified immunity if IJ wins their case.
The union has nothing to do with the issue. They pay for lawyer fees and don’t get to make judgments on punishment. If you have a lawyer on retainer (which is what a union provides) and you get in trouble, should your lawyer be responsible for your actions?
Police unions are criminal organizations.
@@tvc1848Bootlicker says what?
way to state the obvious and repeat the same thing that everyone else is over, and over and over again instead of doing anything about it
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Thank you for helping her hold them accountable I hope everything goes well!
The arresting officer should be fired, prevented from working in law enforcement again and sued.
And charged.
Wouldnt be surprised if they realized their mistake and maliciously chose to continue the charade
We are incredibly naive to think this is anything but malice. 100% they knew what they were doing
Or, after they found out they know they look back if they admit it. A lot of people don't have a family rushing to get them out or an Institute for Justice to bring light on this darkness. Settlements don't come out of police retirement funds, or this would stop happening.
I mean, that's literally what happened. They knew they had the wrong person. But I guess they'd rather be corrupt on purpose than look stupid by accident.
Nonsense.
@@GenXeroFilmsExactly
cavity search? blasting cold air into the cell? literally keeping her there no matter what? even blasting heavy metal?
are they hiring edgy teenagers at broward county sheriffs office? because it sounds like shit a edgy teenager would do to be petty for someone questioning their ideas they think is great.
that level of immaturity and lack of accountability should automatically launch a FBI probe.
Criminal with a gun and badge. Go to prison in your uniform. Kidnapping, sexual assault, at gun point.
She found out how that serve and protect nonsense really works.
What are you doing to help fix this system?
People are mistakenly under the assumption that "serve and protect" means that the police are duty sworn to serve and protect the citizens. That's not true. They are duty sworn to serve and protect the government and the laws.
@@nickybeingnickywhat the shit are you doing, just commenting like a turd?
Way more training to be police officer so more critical thinking people get that job not just stupid ones that can't even match info@@nickybeingnicky
@@nickybeingnickybringing awareness of these nazis and you
You can't have a police state without police
This is why, I support Institute for Justice.
Me too. I went to their website and made a donation.
@@johnroberts3824 Congrats, I get a monthly magazine w current case updates. It’s my fav ‘charity’.
As do I and will continue....
If I had the money.
@@lignow9762I will!
This is infuriating. Does this clown still have a badge?
What do you mean *THIS* clown"?
There were at least a half dozen *low IQ inbreds with badges* in this video
...and are the ones who performed the cavity search now on sex offender lists?
He was promoted now get back in line peasant
They'll just go to the next county over and do worse
Probably got a promotion.
Criminal, not incompetent. Cops need arresting too or things get ugly fast. Like here.
Name the cops that are guilty of this, so even their neighbours can know what DISGUSTING people live near them!
Nope u can't they have immunity all day long, this is why they don't care about u, they think there doing good...
That is illegal and you will be arrested if you did this sweetie.
@@johnsmith1953x the cops name is Peraza , no its not you must be a cop its called public record sweetie
@@johnsmith1953x It's illegal to post public information about someone who broke the law? These cops might have qualified immunity, but they still broke the law. Just because you can't be punished doesn't mean the law wasn't violated.
If it's illegal to post about people who broke the law then there are some sherifs in Florida who are breaking the law.
@@johnsmith1953x like we care. enough of us living outside the usa. also...oh nooo...THAT IS ILLEGAL? since when do you get arrested for doing illegal things...oh, i am neither a cop nor...a protected background..ok i might get arrested
It’s horrific knowing this is how they treat actual criminals, freezing them out, and blaring death metal is cruel and unusual punishment (especially if they haven’t had their day in court). But for an innocent person to be treated this way makes it even worse.
How are we as a society ok with treating anyone like this?
I think the term you're after is "torture." The jail personnel are torturing the prisoners.
They are psychopaths who enjoy torturing people when they don't even know if that person is guilty or innocent.
Yes, especially as the US practice of treating inmates as animals is unquestionably failing. We have proportionally far more people incarcerated in worse conditions that peer countries....and higher crime rates nonetheless.
Basic intelligence would suggest looking at other countries' practices and policies to learn why they have better results.
@@erikwiseman1702 Prisoners who are supposed to be innocent, until PROVEN guilty.
It's because we've turned a blind eye to our government supporting this very same thing to "others". What we allow done to others eventually comes back to us.
"Well that's why we verify." Proceeds to arrest a woman with a different name then what appears on the warrant.
How is "Qualified Immunity" NOT a blatant two-teared justice system?
Multiple tears, and tiers, indeed.
Cops have qualified immunity but I don't. Therefore, *I am held to a higher standard than a cop.*
Because QI applies to civil suits, not criminal ones. The only thing keeping police officers from being criminally charged is the local DA refusing to do it. It's corruption that keeps the justice system two-tiered, not QI.
The hierarchy, first and foremost, protects the hierarchy. If they fire/jail all the bad cops, they no longer have their order-following foot soldiers to make sure you keep paying your -taxes- extortion.
How are cops supposed to be able to do their job properly without it? They need to be unafraid to act!
@@shoutatthesky Is that a serious question? Police can have REGULAR immunity for a good faith mistake. This cop ignored obvious clues that this was the wrong person.
This is further proof we need police reform in America.
Blame the courts. They created this. The police are just acting under their perceived authority and their immunity. Until they're held individually accountable and our courts decide not to poke holes in our rights, it will never change. You can "reform" the police all day long, it will not help.
The fact that these issues have been ongoing and recognized, yet no intervention from our politicians, shows the truth is the government is complicit with the current status-quo of law enforcement. It's not a "justice" system ...and it's been deliberately set up that way.
What exact remedy would that be? You can only get so much from humans.
@@tlwisner holding police accountable for their actions
End qualified immunity.
So many people are abused and if mistreated by jail staff and jail doctors and nurses with the aid of a jailer ., this needs mass investigation.
I spent a night in Broward County Jail for the exact same thing. It was not me, still I was arrested. Spending the night in jail changed my life forever. I dropped out of college directly because of my experience. Being innocent in jail changes a person's life. I hope she gets a huge payout to make this awful experience manageable.
The majority of people who die in the custody of the justice system are those who have yet to see a lawyer, and are only in jail for a summary offense. An innocent person being jailed is reckless endangerment and should be treated by the legal system as such.
Same officer that killed a black man for carrying an airsoft rifle and listening to music through headphones. Lots of ego and prior issues with this officer. He was the first officer in 30 years charged in an on duty fatal shooting. Of course the judge dismissed the case, but that's Broward county. But the family did get 2.5million dollars from the lawsuit
2.5 million?? That's not enough to send a message to Broward County.
That 2.5 million should come from the Police Pension!
You can't blame the judge. He got a huge check from the police union to dismiss the case. What was he supposed to do ?......hold the cop accountable ? 😅
Wait, same officer, or same county?
HOLY SHIT, it's literally the same chucklefuck, peter peraza.
The officer that wouldn’t listen to her, as she “respectfully” told him who she was, should be fired and sued! Maybe even jail him since he harassed and locked up an innocent person!
In my state it takes 560 hours at the police academy to get a badge and a gun while it takes 1,500 hours at a beauty school to get a license to cut hair. 560 for a badge and a gun vs 1,500 for a pair of scissors. Think about that ....
It's that way in my state, but my state has done away with qualified immunity recently.
@@thethirdseashell has it really made a difference ? I am going to say it hasn't but I will see what you have to say ?
@Sondan1988 perhaps we haven't seen it in action, but about two-thirds of LEOs who had resigned within the first year it was implemented cited the lack of QI protection as a concern. I do think that civil rights violation cap should have no limit - it's currently capped at 25k.
Look at the Karen Garner case - both officers were sentenced, one is still in jail, the other on probation.
Yareni Rios-Gonzalez - the officers were sentenced.
I think doing away with QI is weeding out bad officers.
@@thethirdseashell my problem with all of this is that we should have seen it in action though. I am not crazy and say we don't need cops at all, it is just we have allowed them too much power and very very low accountability with that power.
1500 hours of hair cutting to get a license is equally ridiculous! Sounds like the hair cutting/ training company is getting a lot of free labour/$$ out of the students.
Sue for millions.
It'll come out of your pocket
Yep. Fucked up world 😂
End qualifying immunity
@@JohnAdams-mu7xd what do you suggest?
@@plutotech Demanding that they pay their settlements out of their own pocket would be a good start. Also maybe force them to adopt better hiring/training standards?
I love how calm she is great composure, no mental breakdown needed
Strip searches and cavity searches, when performed as part of a false arrest, should attach sexual assault charges to the arresting officer(s). Regardless of whether or not they performed the search.
Absolutely. But the police don’t care because they can’t be held accountable.
Hahah why do think that would happen ? Degradation is a preferred tool used by the agencies to break the citizens will and minds . It’s intentionally done and welcomed by your overlords
I'm 75 now. I used to be a supporter of police. Today, given what I have uncovered online, I would never cooperate with, or assist the American police for any reason; even if I thought their request for assistance was reasonable. I am sure I have a lot of company in this
view. It's not the occasional error that that is demoralizing, but the fact that the courts almost always give bad cops a pass and assure they suffer zero consequences for their malfeasance!
Police are the standing army our forefathers warned us about. No accountability, no supervision.
Yes, I used to donate and support. I no longer will! There are THOUSANDS of instances of these horrible actions.
Even when they do hold cops "accountable", it's usually at the taxpayers expense (in terms of civil cases) or a slap on the wrist compared how any other citizen would be punished (in terms of criminal cases).
Years ago, I knew a public defender who told me how often he caught cops lying. I didn't believe him.
What a naive fool I was.
Also, anything you say and/or do, even before you're read your rights, can or will be (usually will be) used against you in court. As soon as you find out you're being arrested you need to ask for a lawyer and perform your right to stay silent even though they will typically try to harass/provoke you into talking.
The cops only arrested her because they wanted to arrest someone and publicly humiliated someone, not because they wanted to do there jobs!
This is outrageous. The mistake should have been corrected in a couple of hours, not 3 days.
Police HAVE to be held to a higher standard and held accountable. When they are as either incompetent or corrupt as these cops, they need to be fire, charged and jailed!
The end result when your local barber is required to have more training.
Gross incompetence by the sheriff’s office. Ignoring overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
The police officers must be held accountable for their actions. There are too many innocent people in jail in the United States.
They've got qualified immunity their above the law which they have no clue what they are just ask any cop about any of our basic civil rights they can't because they don't care
way to state the obvious
@@money-ay Its not obvious enough based on the evidence. We live in a police state that violates our rights every day. What happens to people who refuse to give the government their data.
I had a cousin who was imprisoned for murder. His mother fought tirelessly for him. She passed away while he was still in prison. Years later with DNA evidence he was cleared. Unfortunately, during his lawsuit against the state, he passed away as well. It’s always seemed to me It was the most cruel events I personally witnessed.
I hope she sues the hell out of them.. but as far as I know these judges are just as corrupt..
Strip searching an innocent person is rape, they should be prosecuted for this
Exactly. If you or I decide we want to hold someone down and "search their cavities", we're catching a mountain of felonies (as it should be). Someone with a badge decides they want to cavity search a random, innocent woman, and it's just another part of their work day. This is anything but "the Land of the Free".
@@MrFerdBurfel I think rather than suing for money, that officer needs to be fired.
@@amyrenee1361 Is it possible to sue for an action to be taken, rather than money to be paid? Can you sue a police department to fire an officer and never let that officer be hired anywhere else?
Peter Peraza MUST BE FIRED !!!! No other option for this lying, uncaring, incompetent
I typically am not a fan of the crowd that wants police imprisoned for the slightest offense, but this is so egregious, he really needs something more than fired or he'll just get hired somewhere else to continue menacing the public. This is gross negligence resulting in false imprisonment, falsification of an arrest warrant, kidnapping, abuse of authority, betrayal of public trust and confidence, this is the type of grotesque error that really... he should be in jail, if you let him hide behind the badge it literally undermines the fabric of society.
@@commotiocordis1037 It's Florida. Like Texas and a lot of other Southern climes, that means it's fine. It is part of a very old cultural mindset about what is acceptable treatment of those you don't know, or their daddy isn't known, or whom you believe for any reason to be not like you.
Somehow, "invompetent" sounds just right. But I predict Peraza won't be fired because U.S. law enforcement is comfortable and confident with its incompetence _Edited to add:_ You fixed it
@@Cynthia-Landers 🤣 Pardon the v
Should be charged with criminal incompetence. He kidnapped an innocent woman.
Now she knows that law enforcement isn’t your friend.
What's the most common thread in these cases of mistaken identity? That 30 seconds of actual investigation into the person's details could have prevented it.
Lazy cops who don’t even bother to check anything out. This is ridiculous. On Christmas of all times. She has a 30 year old kid but somehow she’s 26? They don’t even think
This is why ppl on the comments sections on other videos exposing police corruption and incompetence, that any mistake they commit (no due diligence), the lawsuit money comes out of their police pensions-not from tax payer dollars.
This is not lazy. This is power tripping scumbag. He saw the names and birthdates didn't match. Then later he was told at lockup it wasn't the right person. This is a criminal with a badge. He should go to jail for kidnapping. People in the judicial system should *not* get a free pass. They should get double the penalty a civilian would get.
@@MichaelsAbbey How are they still employed? They are a huge liability not only to their employer but the taxpayers. It is almost a joke. Even burger king wouldn't keep such a worthless worker. This is not an "accident" it is malicious. It is like spitting on someone's burger.
They are paid to obey not to think. It's the same criteria used by the Gestapo, Secret Police, and the IRS.
I hope you win!
Thank you for sharing your story and I look forward to you receiving your justice.
Qualified Immunity enables this cruel, callous, behavior towards detainees where officers couldn’t be bothered to look at obvious facts that exonerate individuals they arrest and jail.
Police departments intentionally do not hire people that can think for themselves. They want police that will just blindly follow orders.
That is exactly right! I applied many years ago and that was the conclusion I came to after 4 weeks of the screening process.
A robot could find the discrepancy between the actual wanted person and this woman. These cops are literally dumber than robots. This is the problem with qualified immunity. When there's no incentive to do a job well then incompetence is tolerated, even sometimes rewarded.
From my time at the academy back in 2019, I can verify that this is all true. After that eye-opener, I no longer want to pursue a career in law enforcement because of the disgusting mentality that's still thriving within law enforcement. To note, I'm aware that there are actual good cops in the field, those folks get love.
One of our local police departments had a Facebook post about their explorer program for high school kids who want to be cops. One of the requirements was a 2.0 GPA. I don't think I have ever known anyone whose GPA was that low.
@@igmz777 The problem for people is if they are pulled over or otherwise apprehended by a cop there is no way they can know in advance if the cop who apprehended them is one of the legendary good cops we hear about all the time or if he is a sadistic and malicious thug who is about to destroy their lives and health for no reason.
Imagine having to go through this and being traumatized for committing the smallest infractions of a crime because it happens every single day no one should go through any of this Millions upon millions of us are traumatized from being in jail and away from our families for no real Justified reason.
Please sue for millions of dollars and removed these police thugs from the police dept
Police Department will not pay a dime!
Taxpaying hard working people will suffer due to increase of taxes !
@draner2482 ---> It was two separate SHERRIFF'S Departments in two different States. NOT city Police Department's. A County Sherriff is elected by a majority of the voters in each county. The elected Sherriff in each County should fire each of the doofus Deputies (especially on the Broward County Florida end) and make all deputies in both departments take and pass a READING exam! If not, then a good candidate that understands the U.S. 4th Amendment needs to run for Office of Sherriff in both of those counties.
@@gusloader123 I hope mom get justice
This is what happens when cops can't admit they made a mistake
The Thin Blue Ego.
Broward county just keeps on giving.
A perfect example of gang members with egos,I’m not ever wrong.
If I make a mistake in my job, I am justifiably liable for it. If police make mistakes there is no liability.
Stuff like this just makes my blood boil.
NO WONDER SO MANY PEOPLE HATE AND DISTRUST THE COPS!
These cops keep getting dumber every year
Low IQ is a prerequisite for law enforcement. Upheld by the supreme court.
The worst part is that it's by design. If your IQ is too high, they won't let you become a cop.
@@KristianKumpula I think there is a lot of truth to that
The byproduct of inbreeding.
No, it's just that now we have more ways to see their incompetence..
No one deserves this treatment even if guilty.
This happened to me. And even when seeking an attorney all said the same thing, they're not liable.
There is no accountability for "mistakes ".
How's that so?
It’s clear that this department consistently demonstrates a troubling level of incompetence year after year. More and more citizens are waking up to the reality that a significant portion of law enforcement may abuse their power, posing a potential threat to the safety and well-being of our loved ones-whether it be our wives, daughters, sons, or husbands. It's time for greater accountability and reform.
It isn't incompetence when it's deliberately malicious. Then it's domestic terrorism.
@@SonsOfLorgar Perhaps we can talk Israel into giving the Broward county police free cell phones and pagers.
It's time for sheeple reform. Expecting a government bureaucracy to be completely responsible in keeping the public safe leads to this; an open air prison.
How awful.
It’s scary how you can have Jordan as your middle name and the guy they’re looking for has Jordan as their last name and they don’t bother to even check, you can get arrested anyway just because of that.
*They Cavity Searched Her, but didn't have the time to check any paperwork.*
Why is the cruise ship scanning for warrants?
Earning the hate day after day. The culture of policing is lead by sadistic monsters.
Spoken like a true felon.
@@willscottrell6919 Boot lickers like you are why we have this mess in the first place. Fair, integrity filled policing is what is needed.
@@willscottrell6919no one likes you Russian bot
@@willscottrell6919Spoken like a true bootlicker
If you live in that county confront the elected sheriff !
If he supports the guy who did this work to vote him out .
Unlike police it is an elected position .
I admire your courage for saying that.
I hope someday I’m a juror on one of these cases! Please hold these thin blue line gang members accountable!
I bet she has a whole new outlook on cops.
Her brother being a cop likely had her backing the blue 100% until now. It's the old saying, "Back the Blue until it happens to you".
Jennifer: my brother beat cancer 😀
Cops: you look too happy, we can fix that.
Good work on staying calm, hopefully you get justice!
Broward County owes this poor girl at least a million for her trouble! Shame on the people responsible for this ,you need to be fired!!!!!
I am Irish and my buddy and his gf were Ashkenazi Jews. We were detained, made to lie face down in mud in a hard pouring rain until a drive by identification of a store owner who had been robbed.
He had told them it was two Hispanic men. It ruined our evening 🙂 but gave me a story about hammer-headed cops.
This is terrifying
They confused a 48-year-old for a 25-year-old?
@@kleverich Cops are not hired for their intelligence.
@@ianbattles7290 .. in the US.
@@TQu46anywhere. The very concept of police is flawed.
This is normal. NOT unusual, unexpected, or out of the ordinary. And it will happen again to other people in other ways.
Tyrants will do tyrant things.
I was almost arrested for similar reasons. My son hit a deer and I arrived to assist him since it was his first ever driving incident. I called the police so we could file a report for the insurance and once they arrived they asked for my ID since I had phoned it in. Once my son stepped away for a brief second, the officer informed my that I had an arrest warrant for another state, a state that I have not visited. They at least took the time to verify a few things and I was free to go.
Shouldn't the whole unit be shut down for torture? Cold air and death metal is regular protocol?
And it was Christmas time! What kind of people do this on 'the job' and go home and say 'Merry Christmas'?
@@richarddow69 Empty shells.
Pure retaliatory behavior by the cops. How dare you challenge us.
Exactly. Our police force has become the same as our foreign policy. Completely unhinged.
Along with a body cavity search they did to humiliate her.
Cavity search!? Dear God that poor lady. Dear God. That should be outlawed and should NEVER be a "thing".
Unfortunately, overwhelmingly common events demonstrate irrefutably that such horrid searches are necessary because people insist on utilizing their body cavities for smuggling substances, weapons, and other illicit items into jails and prisons, across borders, etc. I agree that the search is horrific. I don't know what alternative is available besides x-ray, which would be a challenge to implement widely.
Every xray has a small chance of causing cancer.
It doesn't matter if it was Christmas Eve or sitting at home doing nothing, no one deserves to be in jail for no reason!
Law enforcement always gets the benefit of doubt, but the people never do. That needs to change.
We live in a police state
I don't know why people refuse to accept this is true
@@ra2186 Because the majority of people want this.
@@ra2186 Probably because you have to have brain damage to believe that is true.
Uvalde: It's what Americans Want (tm).
@@Quansem And China is what liberals want.
Thank you IJ.
Put into the same situation, I might have earned some other charges. It is absolutely infuriating that costume-wearing, gun-toting narcissists can get away with such moronic, tyrannical behavior. This is entirely unacceptable.
Absolutely!
Courtesy of the unlawful corporation claiming to be government
This is one of the many examples of why I am completely against capital punishment. The state cannot ever guarantee they are correct, and due process MUST be on going for life.
That missed Christmas will make the next lifetime of Christmases much more affordable.
The actual woman is in her 20s and this woman has a 30yr old son. Just sue that county for millions for it's insane "mistake" and subsequent torture of a totally innocent woman.
Body cavity searches and strip searches should be outlawed. There are scanners now that can do the job. I hope her lawsuit brings BSO to their knees.
Thank you IJ for what you do.