That is certainly *NOT* the only time a suspect has died in an interrogation room. The most famous case probably being when a suspect just casually pulled out a full-size pistol that was just tucked in his waistline, put it to his head and pulled the trigger.
I've seen cops yelling out contradicting orders many times. I've seen one who kept telling a man to walk backwards towards him and to get on his knees.
@@EvHervey Drives me mad! It's the hot-headed irrational one's doing it as well, most egregious example I always think of is a prick cop mad a guy didn't leave a gas station fast enough for some weird reason he wasn't told to leave or anything beforehand. The cop then tries to make a stop and starts making demands and guy is recording scared to get out the car. Cop is yelling "get out the car! Get out the car! Hands! Hands! Don't move! Get out the car!" Dude does nothing seeing how irrational cop is and says "I'm not moving until a supervisor gets here" cop responds "you better not move those hands or I'm a blast you"(some threatening words like that) So which is it do you want him to just show his hands? Move his hands to get out? Or don't move his hands at all or die if he does? I don't think this gets pointed out enough because no matter how egregious cops act bootlickers love the "he wasn't complying" excuse which 1 doesn't excuse all police brutality and 2 you always have 1 cop yelling different directions how the hell can you follow directions of multiple people yelling different things? I'd love for a cop to show us how to follow conflicting orders with a idiotic hothead pointing a 🔫 at their head! Or how to put your hands behind your back when 3 200LB+ men are on your back pulling your arms in different directions while yelling multiple things. Or another favorite demonstrate how to follow any order while being tased a function that quite literally stops you from controlling your body and ofc the worst of all when they 🔫 a person 10x and expect them to be able to follow any order when they're DEAD! Oh don't forget them handcuffing riddled corpses because they're in fear of their life something terrible 😢😢😢 Corpses are the biggest dangers to cops they can't take any chances.
When police say keep your hands up they mean keep them visible. Don't hide them low or behind your back or in your pocket or grab for something. Keep them where they can see them.
Seen a dude in county jail die of alcohol withdrawals even though he told them multiple times. He had like 3 seizures before they did anything and then they didn't want to take him to a hospital because it was a Sunday and the nurse wasn't there. They got sued for big big money.
Yea, you cannot mess around if you are physically addicted to alcohol or benzos. Well those are the most deadly. Either way no matter what you should be taken to the hospital first above all else. Hell some hospitals now give patients alcohol to help them.
I've been to the hospital because of dehydration and low potassium even my vitamin D was non existing I was delirious, hallucinations came and then seizures, it sucks cause when you're in that state you can't speak or say you need help, I screamed for help but people just thought I was crazy on drugs and it sucks cause I remember everything and the feeling that you're gonna die it's scary dark and you just feel helpless
Potassium goes first when you're dehydrated from drugs. It is one of the most essential vitamins to muscle function. And your heart is a muscle.. your muscles NEED cellular hydration to function at all. Once its gone your body literally CANNOT function. The reason it doesn't happen as often is because people generally don't take lethal doses of amphetamines and uppers.
If you swallowed a bunch of drugs, WHO'S FAULT IS IT REALLY???? IDIOT WHO HAD IT, SWALLOWED IT. HE MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY!!! OR COPS WHO DEAL WITH THIS ALL THE TIME????😖😖😖😖
There's a video of a man in an interrogation room that ends much quicker. The cops bring him in, he sits, they ask if he wants a water, they bring him a bottle of water, they step out, and then he pulls out a pistol and shoots himself. He slumps and blood just pours out. The cops run in to find him dead. They never searched him. Very short video.
Some people really are dense, let me simplify this: just because a suspect inhaled drugs it doesn't mean you don't do your job. The interrogation camera is there for a reason, monitor him. 💀😭
I found the EMT's question's really odd. "What do you want us to do for you today?" Is this because of the cost of an ambulance, you have to ask the patient? If that happened here, the EMT would *tell* the patient that they have to go to hospital.
I had an EMT ask me this. I had a severe panic attack and a vasovagal response where it felt like my chest was going to implode and I couldn't breathe. By the time the EMT arrived, I was soaking with sweat so bad that they asked if I had just come out of the shower. My blood pressure was low, but it was slowly starting to get better by the time they arrived. And my breathing was returning to normal. They asked me that exact question. Because it no longer appeared as a dire situation as when I called. I decided I still wanted to go to the hospital though - Im glad I did cus my blood pressure plummeted again and I was severely dehydrated.
EMTs have to have consent to take you to the hospital. You can call an EMT and hitch a ride and halfway to the hospital demand to be taken home so long as you aren't mentally impaired in some way.
Unfortunately this happens with people that didn't take drugs and just have a medical issue, more often than you think, because it is usually through a legal eye and scewed view by default. This I say only for the fact that medical and law don't mix well and it can be horrific, it would be like calling the police on someone who had a seizure of instead of medical then leaving them to the fate of the process and all that goes with it while not functioning or able to fend for there selves ect..
The baggy was still there so theres no way for the cops to know how much he swallowed. They probably assumed it wasnt a lot since there was still a lot in the bag. Anyway HE made that choice to swallow it
I’ve had seizures before, back when I was doing stuff I shouldn’t have done. I gotta tell you, it’s the scariest thing I’ve ever been through. You come to not knowing you e came to and in my situation it was at work and and ambulance and fire truck was there. First words I said were , “ wow what happened why are all these responders here? “ Turns out I had a seizure about 30 mins before that was on camera and in front of my co workers. I worked at an aluminum recycling plant so thankfully my guys kept me from falling into molten metal. It’s the weirdest and most scariest feeling in the world where you just start talking like nothing happened only to realize 30-45 mins have passed and a whole series of events have passed and you have no idea not only what happened but how you got where you are. Eventhough I’ve been sober since Jan 28th 2012 every once in a while I still have a random seizure. My brain isnt functioning like it used to. I take meds for it but there’s no real way to stop it if it happens.
My son was a corrections officer and a jailer. When someone, first comes in and is in their custody and show signs of being sick, they repeatedly ask them, if they took something. Many of them will lie.
Doesn’t matter. Once they say they have, start showing symptoms, or become distressed it is the constitutional duty of all police and corrections officers to accommodate medical attention. Even if the suspect is lying. It’s crazy to not take that shit seriously. That’s how you get situations like this.
Yeah the first dude was so obviously messed up. I would assume that a police officer would know the signs of an overdose and such. Let alone the five or so officers we saw. Insane that nobody thought to get this guy attention. Especially give that they saw him swallow a baggie. @@SparkimusPrime
Waz up blokes. He ingested almost an eight ball and still had the same amount left. Regardless when the cops became aware he ate any of it they were absolutely obligated to call/request medical, this is negligence at it finest 😔🤦🏾♂️
Uh no, No one is absolutely obligated to fo anything. Perhaps he shouldnt have ingested cocaine becauses hes afraid of the slammer. Stop makinh up excuses
Once they saw him eat it they should javelin called 911. There would have been enough time afterwards to arrest him. He could have been in custody while in the hospital. Yea it's fault he swallowed it but they had the responsibility once he was in custody to make sure he was OK.
You do need to be very, very aggressive. You can't imagine how many people have guns. If he decided to eat crack that is on him. The money found and that car were most likely from selling. If you don't live with this every where, you can't judge the necessary precautions.
Yeah i get that side of it but he was probably scared of getting in trouble for all of it which is common same thing happened to juice wrld took pills so he didnt get caught with them. At the end of the day his decision or not its common sense if you see a guy swallow a big bag of cocaine and 2-3 officers see it. Anyone with a brain will get help right then but to make it worse when he even started showing signs at the police station they were to dense to react to why he was doing those things. I wish his family would have took legal actions people that moronic should never be allowed to be a police officer ever.
I understand "do they need that type of aggression?" but literally today a local officer in a town a couple over from me was murdered. He responded to a house where a suspect with multiple warrants was located, he knocked on the door, and the suspect blew him away with multiple shotgun blasts, he went to the hospital and succumbed to his wounds, left behind his wife and 2 young daughters. And for what? It's not like this was a major city either, this is a farm town in Iowa. Horrible.
An anecdotal example of a nutjob killing a cop doesn't necessarily justify the over the top aggression cops often use. Not to mention the confusing direction they're giving in this video. "Hands up! Open the door! Hands up!" Silly.
Look at the ratio of violence committed to officers versus the violence they commit to the public. A few years ago (maybe even recent) it was ~850k from the public only resulting in a few hundred civilians shot and killed. So yeah bucko maybe try again with your ill-informed garbage. @@JacobCorenthose
@@threecfn3090 I do not act like this happens everyday, that's precisely why I said it was a farm town in Iowa. The last murder on the books was 1996. My point is, (from the officers' perspective) you NEVER know who is dangerous and who isn't, so I understand why they would be apprehensive in a tense situation. Their lives are on the line, too.
Unions get word of charges and tell their officers to resign. This tactic allows them to be re-hired with little to no legal record of the issue. City can be sued, but the 5 officers no longer with the force have no charges or even a mark on their record. = re-hire is easy.
There’s another video of a cop running up on a guy at a gas station yelling at him to put his hands up. Then he tells him to put the car in park. As soon as the guy turns to put the car in park the cops starts yelling “GUN”! So the guy just sticks both his hands out the window. Luckily there were other police there.
With that last one I am guessing he was bleeding from his esophagus into his stomach. That is where really weak veins can form if your liver is basically shot.
b/c people have known crack was bad since the late 70s, and stupid mother fuckers keep trying it. people get tired of repeating the same thing and watching our taxes go down the drain. DONT FUCKING DO DRUGS!!!!!!!
So, the whole cocaine guy dying part aside and focusing on the situation with the cops, a problem we have in America is that once a cop is up for review to be investigated for horrible misconduct, they tell them what's about to happen and give them the opportunity to resign or retire without any bad marks on their record. The investigation is halted because he quit so there's no reason to investigate it anymore. Then they just go to the next town over and get a job at a new department and their resume looks great with no problems at all. Cops can literally do this an infinite amount of times and the people tasked with charging them or reviewing a case for termination are usually complicit in all of it. Why else would you give the person a heads up letting them know and then giving them the time and opportunity to quit or retire with high honors and collect their pension. None of it makes sense.
Or... those dude essentially committed suicide by swolloing a shitload of crack that he could have killer a bunch of other people with. Love how people blame cops and make these shit bag suspects out lole innocent angels. One less dope dealer on the streets.
@@13MAM13 Cops aren't the judge, jury and executioner. They have to follow procedure and the law just like us. To be better than criminals, they have to act better.
There are so many people in this chat devaluing this man’s life because he made poor life choices. He shouldn’t have been doing crack, but that doesn’t mean it’s fine that his life is over and that his children are now growing up without a father. We don’t know anything else about this man and people are just like “fuck him he’s garbage and his death means nothing”. Do better. Everyone.
He wasn't doing crack, he was selling it. But, yes a lot of people are morons who come on like with the anonymity of UA-cam and start acting like armchair judges after going on a RoboCop binge.
@@LukaDonesnitch I didn’t know he was selling it, but yeah I still agree with the last part. It’s not just this person or this specific situation. It’s the ignorant callousness I constantly see.
We used to call it delayed suicide we they did stuff like this…. It’s not the cops fault, they didn’t make him eat it nor make him have it on his person in the first place.
I see and hear people saying cops don’t have to use force, it was to much. Most of the time they only mention it when someone dies, sometimes it calls for force right away. If there are reports of violence going on, they come in with force to get the attention focused on them and to actually try and control the situation, to make people stop and think. When the attention is diverted for a split second they jump into action, bringing all to the ground, handcuffed, controlled, then they ask questions. They are not gonna walk up to a situation, and say “ok, what’s going on?” When there is chaos! If the situation isn’t warranted, then you don’t see the “to much force”. They aren’t just walking up to some guy that has a flat tire and throwing him to ground. When cops are called, it’s because something is going down, so yes! They come in there with stern voices, loud voices, hand on weapon or drawn (depending on the circumstances). Can a cop go to far? Of course! I’m sorry, not sorry, that people get hurt by a cop because of a crime they committed. I’m sad that someone died, that’s my heart speaking, (in some cases), but my head is saying, another evil person taken from this world 🤷🏽♀️. It’s easy to sit back and look in and say what you would’ve done better or differently. You know that outcome already, but you don’t know that going in, your not in the situation and you have to make a split second decision. I really think there needs to be a better understand towards cops, the good ones. The bad ones, good! Bye! When a cop takes a life, it doesn’t sit well with them, they suffer also. They see the worst or the worst, things we only read about in books, or see on the news.
It IS in the rules. In fact, the deliberate medical neglect or not providing medical attention to a person in custody is constitutionally prohibited under the 8th and/or the 14th amendment. This is similar to the case of Ryan Walker, the guy who had been shot in the face and then interrogated for HOURS with no medical attention, even though it was obvious he had sustained serious injuries. If his family had wanted to sue, they would have almost definitely won. Unfortunately in this case, it lead to the man’s death in 3 days. Then they let those cops resign and keep their pensions instead of firing them. Which happens all the time and is complete fucking bullshit.
@@stevendonovan4296 Cops aren't the judge, jury and executioner. They have to follow procedure and the law just like us. To be better than criminals, they have to act better.
Officers can't take any chances ithere has been. Cops shot dead as soon as they walked up to the vehicle.much props to law enforcement i can't imagine how dangerous it is
You are right. First of all he was trying to smoke crack. They don’t know if he succeeded or not. The idea they know he’s sober and the crack he swallowed is the reason he’s acting like that is not true. They think he is just under the influence of what he used before they arrived. Also this is normal actions of people who are high. The only difference is the seizure at the end. I transport addicts every day and when they are under the i fluency they are often incoherent and showing all these signs. Granted if they seen his swallow the crack they should have acted accordingly. If they knew it. The narrator is adding in his own opinion as if it’s a fact and tainting the entire video. Spinning ever cop action into a negative light and down playing everything the arrested does. Even saying they refused to give him water knowing later in the video they give him water. Only a biased person would do that!
I once witnessed a dealer swallowing crack while the police were trying to apprehend him. They handcuffed him and called the paramedics. When the paramedics arrived they gave him a shot and he regurgitated immediately. These cops should have called the paramedics immediately, horrible.
They need more diversity training for drug overdose or how to see the tell tale signs of this problem. Just because they are using drugs doesn't mean they are not human beings and should get the same care as anyone else.
there used to a tv talk show host over here named dick cavett who was interviewing a health buff who was bragging he'd live to be a hundred but then suddenly stopped talking he'd died of cardiac arrest right there on camera he wasn't on drugs but was just old⚛😀
@@minuette1752 blame everyone … personally I blame the mother and father that didn’t raise this person right. He died of his own consequences, and they should have taken care of this at conception, if they had done that… we wouldn’t be discussing this waste of air
This is negligent, but it's not even close to the extremely egregious stuff out there. The guy narrating is making a lot of assumptions. I'm not sure if you can assume that he swallowed a whole bag of crack vs a rock vs the weed he also had. Yes, it's obviously clear he's on crack, but literally one of the first things he said when he was arrested was that he just smoked crack. Yes, they should have called medics, but him acting high on crack after saying he smoked crack is not weird... If he told them that he swallowed a large amount of crack, then maybe they would have provided medical attention. And of course, the obvious, if he just hadn't made the decision to swallow crack, he wouldn't have died from it....
Here in the states the cops are so quick to treat people like we ain't even human it's sad. I've had some cops go straight to barking me out of nowhere and make false accusations in order to search my stuff. It's really bad and sad
@@EasilyCringed lol I followed the law and did my part. I actually had a what looked to be a rookie cop falsely accuse me and said my vehicle smelled like weed just so he could go through my vehicle even though not even a cigarette was ever smoked in that vehicle 🤣🤣😂😂 funny thing is while the rookie was going through my truck another cop came and gave me a look like he was disappointed in the rookie because he knew what the rookie was doing was totally uncalled for lol
Eh it happens. Don't do hard drugs and or get arrested for them. Full stop. Why should my tax $$$ go to some bum's recovery/their meals and protection in a jail? I couldn't give less of a crap than i do about the starving kids in Africa. Don't concern me no, no, no
@@13MAM13Well that’s a self-report because my question had nothing to do with race or ethnicity. And what exactly did this man do to intimidate these police officers to get his way. Your answer was completely subjective and not what I asked.
US cops are good for yelling contradicting commands. And yes often the cops are overly aggressive. There's a common misconception that police in the USA HAVE to help you, they do not. They are not by law forced to provide help
A good/bad example of this is the poor lad they killed in the hotel hallway a few years ago. One cop yelling at him to get down, the other cop yelling for ID and another cop saying not to move all while pointing weapons at him. Then of course as they do one started shooting and the others followed
@@13MAM13 Lmfao good joke. No, what you really do is just be armed yourself. Remember, when seconds is the different between life and death, the police are just minutes away.
Recently cops hit and killed a female Indian student with their vehicle and they were caught saying "her life had limited value and they should just write her family a check" .. Just think about that ..
@@13MAM13There is body camera footage of the whole conversation from the Seattle police department. Look it up. Her name was Jaahnavi Kandula and she was 23 years old. Try googling before you make assumptions that can be easily checked.
The biggest problem with LEOs today is lack of education and training. It isn't the cops fault necessarily, and it may not even be the department's fault. There just isn't enough money. Every officer should be trained to have at least a basic understanding of law and medicine. That alone would solve many of the problems we're all seeing today.
This was a self-forever sleep pure and simple. Harold, clearly an experienced drug addict; displayed by his knowledge of destroying the evidence, took too much.
Yelling conflicting orders man...... Drives me mad! It's the hot-headed irrational one's doing it as well, most egregious example I always think of is a prick cop mad a guy didn't leave a gas station fast enough for some weird reason he wasn't told to leave or anything beforehand. The cop then tries to make a stop and starts making demands and guy is recording scared to get out the car. Cop is yelling "get out the car! Get out the car! Hands! Hands! Don't move! Get out the car!" Dude does nothing seeing how irrational cop is and says "I'm not moving until a supervisor gets here" cop responds "you better not move those hands or I'm a blast you"(some threatening words like that) So which is it do you want him to just show his hands? Move his hands to get out? Or don't move his hands at all or die if he does? I don't think this gets pointed out enough because no matter how egregious cops act bootlickers love the "he wasn't complying" excuse which 1 doesn't excuse all police brutality and 2 you always have 1 cop yelling different directions how the hell can you follow directions of multiple people yelling different things? I'd love for a cop to show us how to follow conflicting orders with a idiotic hothead pointing a 🔫 at their head! Or how to put your hands behind your back when 3 200LB+ men are on your back pulling your arms in different directions while yelling multiple things. Or another favorite demonstrate how to follow any order while being tased a function that quite literally stops you from controlling your body and ofc the worst of all when they 🔫 a person 10x and expect them to be able to follow any order when they're DEAD! Oh don't forget them handcuffing riddled corpses because they're in fear of their life something terrible 😢😢😢 Corpses are the biggest dangers to cops they can't take any chances.
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These guys act like this all the time, coke or no coke. Always angry and ranting, swaying around and barking. And BTW, did anyone force him to eat the coke? He did it to himself.
One misconception most people have is not all cops are bad. If that was on the Maury show, it would come back ad that is a lie. All cops are bad cops. People believe protect and serve, cops have no responsibility to protect outside of having custody of someone. They can literally get in high speed pursuit with you, you crash and they seriously can just turn off lights and drive off. Just watch a few different 1st amendment auditors and while not all are pleasant you can see the distain for the rights of people in officers from every state. Its sickening to watch videos with police misconduct
Just like all blacks are criminals? Lol cmon man youre being ridiculous judging every single person like that. They do a dangerous job. Even a traffic stop can be dangerous. They have lives and families like everyone else. And having a dangerous job they just want to be alive to go home to their families every night. How do you not see that side of it?
Jeez! Many things went wrong there with the police. However, I understand that it’s hard to care more for someone’s safety than they care for themselves. If you care so little about yourself to swallow lethal drugs, then, what do you expect? So sad.
We expect the police to do the job they're paid for properly. The amount of times people die in police custody is unacceptable...most of these crimes would not warrant a death penalty.
Somehow the cops are to blame for this? I hate these "audit" channels that place 0 blame on the criminals..... there are a lot of bad cops out there but cases like this stop good people from getting into law enforcement
Dude police is 100% liable for the criminal once they arrest or detain them. What are you on about? He didn’t deserve to die. Police are 100% at fault for negligence. He was in THEIR care and they denied him water and medical attention (basic human necessities). You are what’s wrong with the world. What they did was a form of torture
Yes. People who are in custody can't take action for themselves, so the responsibility to take action is on the police or any other authority who has incarcerated them. It's pretty simple if you think about it. What makes this case worse is that they actually saw the person digest the narcotics and continued to witness the increasingly erratic behaviour while nothing being done about it.
Yes, when the police place a person under arrest, they are legally obligated to protect the health and safety of their prisoner. They were negligent here and someone died. They were responsible.
you can say the addict got what he deserved for eating that coke but the cops are absolutely just as responsible once he's in their custody. Use your head.
ok, the cops messed up. But the guy literally did it to himself. So I don't think the family should have gotten any money for them following protocol at the time, or even have been held liable. How do you blame cops for doing what they were taught?
A poison peddler got a taste of his own medicine, then died. I guess the world will have to wait for someone else to cure cancer, engineer a sustainable carbon free energy generator powered with hopes and dreams and bring about world peace with insightful street rap prose.
Police were negligent in that they were aware he had ingested narcotics. The suspect also made horrible decisions in eating the drugs and not saying anything sooner too. There are so many times all sides could make decisions that could save lives. The reality is that these cases are sad and unnecessary all the way around.
Because he chose to take all of his drugs and die? I think it's your fault that man died it's just as much your fault as those cops why didn't you save him?
That is certainly *NOT* the only time a suspect has died in an interrogation room. The most famous case probably being when a suspect just casually pulled out a full-size pistol that was just tucked in his waistline, put it to his head and pulled the trigger.
"What's the street value of that Mike?" "About one pound fifty"
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I've seen cops yelling out contradicting orders many times. I've seen one who kept telling a man to walk backwards towards him and to get on his knees.
It truly drives me insane. "Don't move... Get on the ground"
WELL, WHICH ONE ISN'T GOING TO GET ME SHOT!!?!?
@@EvHervey
Drives me mad!
It's the hot-headed irrational one's doing it as well, most egregious example I always think of is a prick cop mad a guy didn't leave a gas station fast enough for some weird reason he wasn't told to leave or anything beforehand. The cop then tries to make a stop and starts making demands and guy is recording scared to get out the car. Cop is yelling "get out the car! Get out the car! Hands! Hands! Don't move! Get out the car!" Dude does nothing seeing how irrational cop is and says "I'm not moving until a supervisor gets here" cop responds "you better not move those hands or I'm a blast you"(some threatening words like that)
So which is it do you want him to just show his hands? Move his hands to get out? Or don't move his hands at all or die if he does?
I don't think this gets pointed out enough because no matter how egregious cops act bootlickers love the "he wasn't complying" excuse which 1 doesn't excuse all police brutality and 2 you always have 1 cop yelling different directions how the hell can you follow directions of multiple people yelling different things? I'd love for a cop to show us how to follow conflicting orders with a idiotic hothead pointing a 🔫 at their head! Or how to put your hands behind your back when 3 200LB+ men are on your back pulling your arms in different directions while yelling multiple things.
Or another favorite demonstrate how to follow any order while being tased a function that quite literally stops you from controlling your body and ofc the worst of all when they 🔫 a person 10x and expect them to be able to follow any order when they're DEAD! Oh don't forget them handcuffing riddled corpses because they're in fear of their life something terrible 😢😢😢
Corpses are the biggest dangers to cops they can't take any chances.
I know this isn't the only time a suspect died in an interrogation room, that one dude snuck a gun and did himself right on camera several years back.
I saw that video without censoring, Brutal
And the cops just walked in and looked confused. They were probably confused about what they had to do for a new job.
When police say keep your hands up they mean keep them visible. Don't hide them low or behind your back or in your pocket or grab for something. Keep them where they can see them.
Seen a dude in county jail die of alcohol withdrawals even though he told them multiple times. He had like 3 seizures before they did anything and then they didn't want to take him to a hospital because it was a Sunday and the nurse wasn't there. They got sued for big big money.
Yea, you cannot mess around if you are physically addicted to alcohol or benzos. Well those are the most deadly. Either way no matter what you should be taken to the hospital first above all else. Hell some hospitals now give patients alcohol to help them.
@minuette1752 that was me 2 years ago. They had to. I was so addicted.
@@BigMoore1232I hope you’re doing better now, good luck in your recovery
I've been to the hospital because of dehydration and low potassium even my vitamin D was non existing I was delirious, hallucinations came and then seizures, it sucks cause when you're in that state you can't speak or say you need help, I screamed for help but people just thought I was crazy on drugs and it sucks cause I remember everything and the feeling that you're gonna die it's scary dark and you just feel helpless
Potassium goes first when you're dehydrated from drugs. It is one of the most essential vitamins to muscle function. And your heart is a muscle.. your muscles NEED cellular hydration to function at all. Once its gone your body literally CANNOT function. The reason it doesn't happen as often is because people generally don't take lethal doses of amphetamines and uppers.
From alcohol?
Death will always come thats a granted in this life
@@willvr4 yep!
@@HeraclioRodriguez-ti5yd How old were you and how much were you drinking if you don't mind me asking? I've heard DT's are really scary.
I heard him say he swallowed a rock too Dave... Criminals or not, this was hard to watch. 🥺
If you swallowed a bunch of drugs, WHO'S FAULT IS IT REALLY???? IDIOT WHO HAD IT, SWALLOWED IT. HE MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY!!! OR COPS WHO DEAL WITH THIS ALL THE TIME????😖😖😖😖
Anyone who dont give first aid to a person for whom he or she is responsible is a murderer and should be in jail.
"The officers realized the suspect was in trouble, they brought him paper towels and a trash can"
There's a video of a man in an interrogation room that ends much quicker. The cops bring him in, he sits, they ask if he wants a water, they bring him a bottle of water, they step out, and then he pulls out a pistol and shoots himself. He slumps and blood just pours out. The cops run in to find him dead. They never searched him. Very short video.
Lesson of the day is, Don’t eat crack
Some people really are dense, let me simplify this: just because a suspect inhaled drugs it doesn't mean you don't do your job. The interrogation camera is there for a reason, monitor him. 💀😭
I found the EMT's question's really odd. "What do you want us to do for you today?" Is this because of the cost of an ambulance, you have to ask the patient? If that happened here, the EMT would *tell* the patient that they have to go to hospital.
I had an EMT ask me this. I had a severe panic attack and a vasovagal response where it felt like my chest was going to implode and I couldn't breathe. By the time the EMT arrived, I was soaking with sweat so bad that they asked if I had just come out of the shower. My blood pressure was low, but it was slowly starting to get better by the time they arrived. And my breathing was returning to normal. They asked me that exact question. Because it no longer appeared as a dire situation as when I called. I decided I still wanted to go to the hospital though - Im glad I did cus my blood pressure plummeted again and I was severely dehydrated.
EMTs have to have consent to take you to the hospital. You can call an EMT and hitch a ride and halfway to the hospital demand to be taken home so long as you aren't mentally impaired in some way.
Idk where you're from but EMS absolutely has to have consent of the patient to transport unless they're unconscious.
I have only taken one ambulance ride (8 miles) and it cost me as much as a cruise to the Caribbean. No exaggeration.
Unfortunately this happens with people that didn't take drugs and just have a medical issue, more often than you think, because it is usually through a legal eye and scewed view by default. This I say only for the fact that medical and law don't mix well and it can be horrific, it would be like calling the police on someone who had a seizure of instead of medical then leaving them to the fate of the process and all that goes with it while not functioning or able to fend for there selves ect..
The baggy was still there so theres no way for the cops to know how much he swallowed. They probably assumed it wasnt a lot since there was still a lot in the bag. Anyway HE made that choice to swallow it
Good ol Charlotte Mecklenburg PD
I’ve had seizures before, back when I was doing stuff I shouldn’t have done. I gotta tell you, it’s the scariest thing I’ve ever been through. You come to not knowing you e came to and in my situation it was at work and and ambulance and fire truck was there. First words I said were , “ wow what happened why are all these responders here? “ Turns out I had a seizure about 30 mins before that was on camera and in front of my co workers. I worked at an aluminum recycling plant so thankfully my guys kept me from falling into molten metal. It’s the weirdest and most scariest feeling in the world where you just start talking like nothing happened only to realize 30-45 mins have passed and a whole series of events have passed and you have no idea not only what happened but how you got where you are. Eventhough I’ve been sober since Jan 28th 2012 every once in a while I still have a random seizure. My brain isnt functioning like it used to. I take meds for it but there’s no real way to stop it if it happens.
A drug dealer eats crack and somehow it’s the cops fault he died. That’s the world we live in now.
My son was a corrections officer and a jailer. When someone, first comes in and is in their custody and show signs of being sick, they repeatedly ask them, if they took something. Many of them will lie.
Doesn’t matter. Once they say they have, start showing symptoms, or become distressed it is the constitutional duty of all police and corrections officers to accommodate medical attention. Even if the suspect is lying. It’s crazy to not take that shit seriously. That’s how you get situations like this.
Yeah the first dude was so obviously messed up. I would assume that a police officer would know the signs of an overdose and such. Let alone the five or so officers we saw. Insane that nobody thought to get this guy attention. Especially give that they saw him swallow a baggie. @@SparkimusPrime
@@SparkimusPrimeDoesn’t matter, guy is dead and he did it to himself. One less scum bag to worry about.
No excuse
Waz up blokes. He ingested almost an eight ball and still had the same amount left. Regardless when the cops became aware he ate any of it they were absolutely obligated to call/request medical, this is negligence at it finest 😔🤦🏾♂️
Also Office Bloke Mike knows depending on the quality eight balls range from $120 to $350 😂🤣
Uh no, No one is absolutely obligated to fo anything. Perhaps he shouldnt have ingested cocaine becauses hes afraid of the slammer. Stop makinh up excuses
Once they saw him eat it they should javelin called 911. There would have been enough time afterwards to arrest him. He could have been in custody while in the hospital. Yea it's fault he swallowed it but they had the responsibility once he was in custody to make sure he was OK.
You do need to be very, very aggressive. You can't imagine how many people have guns. If he decided to eat crack that is on him. The money found and that car were most likely from selling. If you don't live with this every where, you can't judge the necessary precautions.
Yeah, just cuz he came in "sober" doesn't mean that he didn't ingest something to keep the cops from finding it and then have it burst in his belly.
moral of the story is dont eat a bunch of coke.
He’s a grown man who made the decision to eat crack. Oh well
Yeah i get that side of it but he was probably scared of getting in trouble for all of it which is common same thing happened to juice wrld took pills so he didnt get caught with them. At the end of the day his decision or not its common sense if you see a guy swallow a big bag of cocaine and 2-3 officers see it. Anyone with a brain will get help right then but to make it worse when he even started showing signs at the police station they were to dense to react to why he was doing those things. I wish his family would have took legal actions people that moronic should never be allowed to be a police officer ever.
I understand "do they need that type of aggression?" but literally today a local officer in a town a couple over from me was murdered. He responded to a house where a suspect with multiple warrants was located, he knocked on the door, and the suspect blew him away with multiple shotgun blasts, he went to the hospital and succumbed to his wounds, left behind his wife and 2 young daughters. And for what? It's not like this was a major city either, this is a farm town in Iowa. Horrible.
you act like this happens everyday to officers. tht rarely happens
An anecdotal example of a nutjob killing a cop doesn't necessarily justify the over the top aggression cops often use. Not to mention the confusing direction they're giving in this video. "Hands up! Open the door! Hands up!" Silly.
Well, obviously becuse you americans have guns everywhere. Ofcourse officers will get killed alot
Look at the ratio of violence committed to officers versus the violence they commit to the public. A few years ago (maybe even recent) it was ~850k from the public only resulting in a few hundred civilians shot and killed. So yeah bucko maybe try again with your ill-informed garbage. @@JacobCorenthose
@@threecfn3090 I do not act like this happens everyday, that's precisely why I said it was a farm town in Iowa. The last murder on the books was 1996. My point is, (from the officers' perspective) you NEVER know who is dangerous and who isn't, so I understand why they would be apprehensive in a tense situation. Their lives are on the line, too.
Do a stupid thing, pay a stupid price.
Unions get word of charges and tell their officers to resign. This tactic allows them to be re-hired with little to no legal record of the issue. City can be sued, but the 5 officers no longer with the force have no charges or even a mark on their record. = re-hire is easy.
Yup. It's so crooked. It takes a LOT for a police officer to be truly held accountable for their actions.
Sounds like what happens a lot of the time. They either resign before something bad comes out or to quiet the mob that's about to come.
Thats a smart decision, maybe nothing wouldnt have happend if the dudr didnt injest drugs.
@@willvr4Only thing crooked is blaming a cop for another mans death, he brought iy to himself
@@EasilyCringed Nice name and picture. I'm sure it's fun having an unbiased, pleasant conversation with you about many topics.
There’s another video of a cop running up on a guy at a gas station yelling at him to put his hands up. Then he tells him to put the car in park. As soon as the guy turns to put the car in park the cops starts yelling “GUN”! So the guy just sticks both his hands out the window. Luckily there were other police there.
The amount he would get Micheal would be One Pound Fifty.
I never OD on cocaine.....🤔....hold on
With that last one I am guessing he was bleeding from his esophagus into his stomach. That is where really weak veins can form if your liver is basically shot.
Why is no body speaking about how horrible this is
This a man's death
b/c people have known crack was bad since the late 70s, and stupid mother fuckers keep trying it. people get tired of repeating the same thing and watching our taxes go down the drain. DONT FUCKING DO DRUGS!!!!!!!
horrifying
Car stops and domestic violence cases are the most dangerous situations for a cop.
So, the whole cocaine guy dying part aside and focusing on the situation with the cops, a problem we have in America is that once a cop is up for review to be investigated for horrible misconduct, they tell them what's about to happen and give them the opportunity to resign or retire without any bad marks on their record. The investigation is halted because he quit so there's no reason to investigate it anymore. Then they just go to the next town over and get a job at a new department and their resume looks great with no problems at all. Cops can literally do this an infinite amount of times and the people tasked with charging them or reviewing a case for termination are usually complicit in all of it. Why else would you give the person a heads up letting them know and then giving them the time and opportunity to quit or retire with high honors and collect their pension. None of it makes sense.
No cop fed him the coke, he did it to himself
Or... those dude essentially committed suicide by swolloing a shitload of crack that he could have killer a bunch of other people with. Love how people blame cops and make these shit bag suspects out lole innocent angels. One less dope dealer on the streets.
@@13MAM13 he didn't arrest himself though
@@13MAM13 Cops aren't the judge, jury and executioner. They have to follow procedure and the law just like us. To be better than criminals, they have to act better.
@@bryangipe1 He needed to be arrested. He was a menace.
There are so many people in this chat devaluing this man’s life because he made poor life choices. He shouldn’t have been doing crack, but that doesn’t mean it’s fine that his life is over and that his children are now growing up without a father. We don’t know anything else about this man and people are just like “fuck him he’s garbage and his death means nothing”. Do better. Everyone.
LMAO - ahhhhhhhhh, did you get triggered, sweetie?
He wasn't doing crack, he was selling it. But, yes a lot of people are morons who come on like with the anonymity of UA-cam and start acting like armchair judges after going on a RoboCop binge.
@@LukaDonesnitch I didn’t know he was selling it, but yeah I still agree with the last part. It’s not just this person or this specific situation. It’s the ignorant callousness I constantly see.
@@LukaDonesnitch Not to mention the red pilled, angry at blue hair children like the first comment. They’re just self-reporting at this point.
Yeah! It's the pigs fault! They must of made him eat it, not once did he say he ate it.
That’s how Juice WRLD died, but it was pills. RIP Juice
Are we supposed to feel sorry for him? He was selling and smoking crack and decided to eat it to not get in trouble. Darwin award winner
We used to call it delayed suicide we they did stuff like this…. It’s not the cops fault, they didn’t make him eat it nor make him have it on his person in the first place.
Who cares they did that to themselves. Why put the blame on the cops for someone else’s actions
I see and hear people saying cops don’t have to use force, it was to much. Most of the time they only mention it when someone dies, sometimes it calls for force right away. If there are reports of violence going on, they come in with force to get the attention focused on them and to actually try and control the situation, to make people stop and think. When the attention is diverted for a split second they jump into action, bringing all to the ground, handcuffed, controlled, then they ask questions. They are not gonna walk up to a situation, and say “ok, what’s going on?” When there is chaos! If the situation isn’t warranted, then you don’t see the “to much force”. They aren’t just walking up to some guy that has a flat tire and throwing him to ground. When cops are called, it’s because something is going down, so yes! They come in there with stern voices, loud voices, hand on weapon or drawn (depending on the circumstances). Can a cop go to far? Of course! I’m sorry, not sorry, that people get hurt by a cop because of a crime they committed. I’m sad that someone died, that’s my heart speaking, (in some cases), but my head is saying, another evil person taken from this world 🤷🏽♀️. It’s easy to sit back and look in and say what you would’ve done better or differently. You know that outcome already, but you don’t know that going in, your not in the situation and you have to make a split second decision. I really think there needs to be a better understand towards cops, the good ones. The bad ones, good! Bye! When a cop takes a life, it doesn’t sit well with them, they suffer also. They see the worst or the worst, things we only read about in books, or see on the news.
It IS in the rules. In fact, the deliberate medical neglect or not providing medical attention to a person in custody is constitutionally prohibited under the 8th and/or the 14th amendment. This is similar to the case of Ryan Walker, the guy who had been shot in the face and then interrogated for HOURS with no medical attention, even though it was obvious he had sustained serious injuries. If his family had wanted to sue, they would have almost definitely won. Unfortunately in this case, it lead to the man’s death in 3 days. Then they let those cops resign and keep their pensions instead of firing them. Which happens all the time and is complete fucking bullshit.
Gtfoh he ate it it’s his responsibility
I would vote against him in court
@@stevendonovan4296 Cops aren't the judge, jury and executioner. They have to follow procedure and the law just like us. To be better than criminals, they have to act better.
@@stevendonovan4296then that's why you don't work in a court you wet one
2:59 😂
I bet the narrator really hates donut operator.
Officers can't take any chances ithere has been. Cops shot dead as soon as they walked up to the vehicle.much props to law enforcement i can't imagine how dangerous it is
Am I supposed to feel sorry for crack dealers? Because I don't.
The narrator is making alot of assumptions here
You mean common sense
@@jckdnls9292 common sense in and of itself is a fallacy of assumption
@@dlpaul345You would probably prefer videos from Explore With Us (EWU) if Dr Insanity bothers you.
I've noticed that with UK reaction channels they like narrators.
You are right. First of all he was trying to smoke crack. They don’t know if he succeeded or not. The idea they know he’s sober and the crack he swallowed is the reason he’s acting like that is not true. They think he is just under the influence of what he used before they arrived. Also this is normal actions of people who are high. The only difference is the seizure at the end. I transport addicts every day and when they are under the i fluency they are often incoherent and showing all these signs. Granted if they seen his swallow the crack they should have acted accordingly. If they knew it. The narrator is adding in his own opinion as if it’s a fact and tainting the entire video. Spinning ever cop action into a negative light and down playing everything the arrested does. Even saying they refused to give him water knowing later in the video they give him water. Only a biased person would do that!
THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT OTHER DRUGS HE TOOK PRIOR TO COPS PULLING HIM OVER????
I once witnessed a dealer swallowing crack while the police were trying to apprehend him. They handcuffed him and called the paramedics. When the paramedics arrived they gave him a shot and he regurgitated immediately. These cops should have called the paramedics immediately, horrible.
Why. He took the drugs it’s on him.
They need more diversity training for drug overdose or how to see the tell tale signs of this problem. Just because they are using drugs doesn't mean they are not human beings and should get the same care as anyone else.
POS wasn't worth a dime alive, dead his family got rich.
there used to a tv talk show host over here named dick cavett who was interviewing a health buff who was bragging he'd live to be a hundred but then suddenly stopped talking he'd died of cardiac arrest right there on camera he wasn't on drugs but was just old⚛😀
Reminds me of that video of the girl who has to give birth in prison like that and they dont do anything.
he ate that shit and died
Yep take the "bad guy" to jail. Do not help them. It is the American way.
He didn’t seem to be “Helping” himself did he🤔🤔. He’s the one that was carrying illicit substances and chose to ingest them of his own free will.
@@robs8376 It is not his fault.
@@minuette1752 Whose fault is it then… and please don't say it’s society’s fault
@@robs8376 Society. I blame society on my drinking, actually I blame every human dead or alive for it.
@@minuette1752 blame everyone … personally I blame the mother and father that didn’t raise this person right. He died of his own consequences, and they should have taken care of this at conception, if they had done that… we wouldn’t be discussing this waste of air
This is negligent, but it's not even close to the extremely egregious stuff out there. The guy narrating is making a lot of assumptions. I'm not sure if you can assume that he swallowed a whole bag of crack vs a rock vs the weed he also had. Yes, it's obviously clear he's on crack, but literally one of the first things he said when he was arrested was that he just smoked crack. Yes, they should have called medics, but him acting high on crack after saying he smoked crack is not weird... If he told them that he swallowed a large amount of crack, then maybe they would have provided medical attention. And of course, the obvious, if he just hadn't made the decision to swallow crack, he wouldn't have died from it....
Dave's input to have to over explain everything 🙄😆
dont do hard drugs
Here in the states the cops are so quick to treat people like we ain't even human it's sad. I've had some cops go straight to barking me out of nowhere and make false accusations in order to search my stuff. It's really bad and sad
Oh give me a break. Get outta here with your victim mentality.
@@EasilyCringed lol I followed the law and did my part. I actually had a what looked to be a rookie cop falsely accuse me and said my vehicle smelled like weed just so he could go through my vehicle even though not even a cigarette was ever smoked in that vehicle 🤣🤣😂😂 funny thing is while the rookie was going through my truck another cop came and gave me a look like he was disappointed in the rookie because he knew what the rookie was doing was totally uncalled for lol
Eh it happens. Don't do hard drugs and or get arrested for them. Full stop. Why should my tax $$$ go to some bum's recovery/their meals and protection in a jail? I couldn't give less of a crap than i do about the starving kids in Africa. Don't concern me no, no, no
An addict dies of overdose. Sounds relevant to me.
The cops were aggressive because they saw him trying to dispose/ingest the drugs.
And....how exactly does that call for having guns drawn on someone, in a non threatening situation.
@@kikibigbangfan3540I would always draw when dealing with thugs. Look at the statistics.
@@13MAM13Please objectively define thug for me.
@@SparkimusPrime using intimidation to get your way. Ah, you thought I was going to say having dark skin, didn't you? Sorry you feel that way.
@@13MAM13Well that’s a self-report because my question had nothing to do with race or ethnicity. And what exactly did this man do to intimidate these police officers to get his way. Your answer was completely subjective and not what I asked.
US cops are good for yelling contradicting commands. And yes often the cops are overly aggressive. There's a common misconception that police in the USA HAVE to help you, they do not. They are not by law forced to provide help
A good/bad example of this is the poor lad they killed in the hotel hallway a few years ago. One cop yelling at him to get down, the other cop yelling for ID and another cop saying not to move all while pointing weapons at him. Then of course as they do one started shooting and the others followed
@@Thomaswake yeah that was the case where someone claimed he had a rifle in the hotel room and he didnt
Next time you need help, don't call a cop, call the ACLU
@@13MAM13 nah that's equally as useless if not worse
@@13MAM13 Lmfao good joke. No, what you really do is just be armed yourself. Remember, when seconds is the different between life and death, the police are just minutes away.
Recently cops hit and killed a female Indian student with their vehicle and they were caught saying "her life had limited value and they should just write her family a check" .. Just think about that ..
The real question Is was she a deadbeat druggy? Or a criminal? I was both and my life had no value. So it doesn't matter what race she is
Sounds like BS to me
@@13MAM13There is body camera footage of the whole conversation from the Seattle police department. Look it up. Her name was Jaahnavi Kandula and she was 23 years old. Try googling before you make assumptions that can be easily checked.
@@SparkimusPrime I saw it. The cop was having a nervous breakdown. A person so sensitive should not be a cop
Well I agree with you on the last part for sure.
Dave, it's about $11,200 at most.
If you watch those airport security shows, you learn VAGUE values per weight.
It's that much? Outrageous lol
@@heywoodjablowme8120 Agreed!! About £250 lol !!
@@heywoodjablowme8120 That makes much much more sense.
The biggest problem with LEOs today is lack of education and training. It isn't the cops fault necessarily, and it may not even be the department's fault. There just isn't enough money. Every officer should be trained to have at least a basic understanding of law and medicine. That alone would solve many of the problems we're all seeing today.
FAFO. This guy brought this on himself and was his choice. Unfortunately, he chose wrong with the ultimate consequences
This was a self-forever sleep pure and simple. Harold, clearly an experienced drug addict; displayed by his knowledge of destroying the evidence, took too much.
What you typed made no sense. "Experienced" enough to swallow a bag of cocaine? What type of expert would do that?
@@LukaDonesnitch The kind that no longer desire to be alive.
@@davidedwards1705 That made as much sense as you making a claim that a heart attack patient is an expert in cardiology.
Nobody forced the crack down his throat! This is how natural selection works!
Sad
He got water...did he drink it????
oh well. drugs are bad, m'kay.
Yelling conflicting orders man......
Drives me mad!
It's the hot-headed irrational one's doing it as well, most egregious example I always think of is a prick cop mad a guy didn't leave a gas station fast enough for some weird reason he wasn't told to leave or anything beforehand. The cop then tries to make a stop and starts making demands and guy is recording scared to get out the car. Cop is yelling "get out the car! Get out the car! Hands! Hands! Don't move! Get out the car!" Dude does nothing seeing how irrational cop is and says "I'm not moving until a supervisor gets here" cop responds "you better not move those hands or I'm a blast you"(some threatening words like that)
So which is it do you want him to just show his hands? Move his hands to get out? Or don't move his hands at all or die if he does?
I don't think this gets pointed out enough because no matter how egregious cops act bootlickers love the "he wasn't complying" excuse which 1 doesn't excuse all police brutality and 2 you always have 1 cop yelling different directions how the hell can you follow directions of multiple people yelling different things? I'd love for a cop to show us how to follow conflicting orders with a idiotic hothead pointing a 🔫 at their head! Or how to put your hands behind your back when 3 200LB+ men are on your back pulling your arms in different directions while yelling multiple things.
Or another favorite demonstrate how to follow any order while being tased a function that quite literally stops you from controlling your body and ofc the worst of all when they 🔫 a person 10x and expect them to be able to follow any order when they're DEAD! Oh don't forget them handcuffing riddled corpses because they're in fear of their life something terrible 😢😢😢
Corpses are the biggest dangers to cops they can't take any chances.
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These guys act like this all the time, coke or no coke. Always angry and ranting, swaying around and barking. And BTW, did anyone force him to eat the coke? He did it to himself.
This made me cry.
lol
If he is stupid enough to swallow all those drugs then its no ones fault but his. Darwin award for him.
One misconception most people have is not all cops are bad. If that was on the Maury show, it would come back ad that is a lie. All cops are bad cops. People believe protect and serve, cops have no responsibility to protect outside of having custody of someone. They can literally get in high speed pursuit with you, you crash and they seriously can just turn off lights and drive off. Just watch a few different 1st amendment auditors and while not all are pleasant you can see the distain for the rights of people in officers from every state. Its sickening to watch videos with police misconduct
Just like all blacks are criminals? Lol cmon man youre being ridiculous judging every single person like that. They do a dangerous job. Even a traffic stop can be dangerous. They have lives and families like everyone else. And having a dangerous job they just want to be alive to go home to their families every night. How do you not see that side of it?
Jeez! Many things went wrong there with the police.
However, I understand that it’s hard to care more for someone’s safety than they care for themselves. If you care so little about yourself to swallow lethal drugs, then, what do you expect?
So sad.
Bro. That’s so callus.
We expect the police to do the job they're paid for properly. The amount of times people die in police custody is unacceptable...most of these crimes would not warrant a death penalty.
@SparkimusPrime
I’d say swallowing a lethal dose of cocaine is far more callus.
Think about it.
@@lisahumphries3898so what? The police just shouldn't help him because he swallowed it? What's your point?
@CheatCxde
Not close to what I said.
Somehow the cops are to blame for this? I hate these "audit" channels that place 0 blame on the criminals..... there are a lot of bad cops out there but cases like this stop good people from getting into law enforcement
Lmao.
Dude police is 100% liable for the criminal once they arrest or detain them. What are you on about? He didn’t deserve to die. Police are 100% at fault for negligence. He was in THEIR care and they denied him water and medical attention (basic human necessities). You are what’s wrong with the world. What they did was a form of torture
Yes. People who are in custody can't take action for themselves, so the responsibility to take action is on the police or any other authority who has incarcerated them. It's pretty simple if you think about it. What makes this case worse is that they actually saw the person digest the narcotics and continued to witness the increasingly erratic behaviour while nothing being done about it.
Yes, when the police place a person under arrest, they are legally obligated to protect the health and safety of their prisoner. They were negligent here and someone died. They were responsible.
you can say the addict got what he deserved for eating that coke but the cops are absolutely just as responsible once he's in their custody. Use your head.
Could've been multiple drugs nvolved!!!
ok, the cops messed up. But the guy literally did it to himself. So I don't think the family should have gotten any money for them following protocol at the time, or even have been held liable. How do you blame cops for doing what they were taught?
Terrible breakdown. Too much assuming to be an unbiased interpretation of this situation.
A poison peddler got a taste of his own medicine, then died. I guess the world will have to wait for someone else to cure cancer, engineer a sustainable carbon free energy generator powered with hopes and dreams and bring about world peace with insightful street rap prose.
shows how much intellect you have, we have carbon free energy already. Funny you think cancer will be cured
Police were negligent in that they were aware he had ingested narcotics. The suspect also made horrible decisions in eating the drugs and not saying anything sooner too. There are so many times all sides could make decisions that could save lives. The reality is that these cases are sad and unnecessary all the way around.
First
I want you to say "LAST" then knock that bullshit off.
grade?
hope the cops get theirs in the line of duty and never work again
Because he chose to take all of his drugs and die? I think it's your fault that man died it's just as much your fault as those cops why didn't you save him?
God, will see this...better watch your step, he doesn't like UGLY
So what you're saying is if I take a bunch of drugs and die in front of you it's your fault?
@8gagee that's your opinion
@@Sandman60077if im legally obligated to make sure you don't die, then yeah
It's always about the cash settlement for the families of criminals like this
This narrator obviously has an agenda
No one forced him to swallow crack he chose to do that.
here's a republican Lol
i don't think the cops are to blame. He's a grown man and if he wants to kill himself who's gonna stop it?
Good riddance.
Why?
Who cares!