This cop seems to always be in the news. Fire and jail him! Be sure to watch until the end to see what happened to the man who was falsely imprisoned for 16 years.

@EweCantHandletheTruth

10 ай бұрын

Says he was fired in September from the department he was working for in Colorado

@NewAgeAninism_Revival

10 ай бұрын

"The legal way"....The legal way is WHAT THEY WANT. The system is the problem. Stop perpetuating the system, the ONLY way for us "fight back" is to DEFEND OURSELVES! They WANT you to go to court, They WANT you perpetuating the system and adding to their coffers, filling thier pocket and the CONTINUATION of the same bad behavior because of the revenue. "The legal way" DOES NOT WORK

@jrutman4441

10 ай бұрын

What are your thoughts on term limits for police officers. Hear me out. The longer someone is in perceived authority the more it goes to their heads. One way to help allow that down is to set the amount of time they can actually hold "power". I think team limits for political offices should always be a thing and I'm starting to think maybe for police officers as well.

@AngryJT

10 ай бұрын

10 years max as a cop seems like it'd be a worthy experiment.

@CopTales236

10 ай бұрын

​@jrutman4441 actually make a lot of sense my friend!

I don't want to hate cops, they just give me no other choice.

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

Get to know a good one and that would change, most keep well apart from the others.

@MayberryRebel

10 ай бұрын

@@TheSynthZone There's no such thing as a Good Cop; just bad cops and former cops.

@elijahmiller912

10 ай бұрын

@@TheSynthZone good people do not carry weapons to be used on humans. It is scientifically impossible to have good "apples". The good "apples" leave and make videos like this.

@generalohu7782

10 ай бұрын

@@TheSynthZoneif there were good ones in departments that had bad ones the bad ones wouldn’t have a job and they’d be in jail instead of being out on the street harassing innocent people

@atrainabomb77

10 ай бұрын

@@TheSynthZone I'd have better luck finding a unicorn that shoots yeyo out of its horn and $$$ out of its butt.

This is what no accountability leads too. Monster tyrant needs to be locked up. Older cops are the most dangerous. They were around pre body cam days, and still act like it.

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

amen to that one.

@KRSNA2040

10 ай бұрын

Here here - that old mentality has got to go...

@toolegittoquit_001

10 ай бұрын

Like the one cop in a LIA video that said '20 years ago he'd have had his teeth knocked out

@toolegittoquit_001

10 ай бұрын

Getting tazed 35 times sparks a Federal lawsuit We see what you did there 👀

@ClarityDetermination

6 ай бұрын

I agree and yet I see young Nazi cops.

This is a shining example of why qualified immunity MUST END! Hold that cop personally accountable.

@Shiro144_X

6 ай бұрын

Hey you probably didn't know but in Colorado where this incident is qualified immunity was actually eliminated not long ago.

@lexmercatoria2774

5 ай бұрын

They really don't have qualified immunity for a number of reasons; it's just that people go after them the wrong way.

How does a cop get charged 4 times with disorderly conduct and still has a badge, police certification, and a job in law enforced?

@11non-serviam11

6 ай бұрын

Because we live in a country that is deeply divided, distracted, and broken, ruled by a government that is completely corrupt, contemptable, and dishonest.

@jamescorry63

5 ай бұрын

he is enabled by his inferiors oops I mean superiors

@Harley_2023_richieg

5 ай бұрын

@orry63 sort of...they release them and allow them to go to another force and the lawlessness continues at said new place.

@Jessman15

5 ай бұрын

That’s y when they r using excessive force against u and u tell then that they r gonna get in trouble the cop or cops say I don’t care or shrug it off cause they don’t believe they r actually doing anything wrong

@ben10094

5 ай бұрын

IT'S THE CCP EFFECT ON OUR AMERICA THEY WANT AMERICA TO BE LIKE CHINA NOT FREEDOMS IN OUR AMERICA

Q: Why do they act like an occupational army? A: They are one. They even have their own flag to wage war on the Constitution.

@user-gx2yy1df6f

10 ай бұрын

as an ex sailor we had our own flag as do all the branches of the military, if cops want their own flag they should design one, i,d suggest something with a yellow streak down the back !

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

@@user-gx2yy1df6f They have the blue line flag. That is their gang colors.

@shmendrickswamii5914

10 ай бұрын

The exact same standing army the founding fathers feared.

@greybeard5123

10 ай бұрын

@@user-gx2yy1df6f There already is a thin blue line flag. Take a regular US flag, replace the white bar just below the stars with a bright blue line.

@user-gx2yy1df6f

10 ай бұрын

the origen of the term "thin blue line " represented corruption among police, they covered for each other no matter what crimes they commited, they lied and perjured themselves. i don,t really know what you mean , "there already is ...: they,ve usurped our nations flag, military flags look NOTHING like our nations flag, so again, they should DESIGN one of their own , not bastrdize our countries flag! @@greybeard5123

Why in the world would they want to keep him? He’s a danger to himself and others!

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

This is exactly what they want on the force!

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

power begets power. It is like a brute force in many cases. They deal with nut jobs quite often, dope, religious/political beliefs and anger. Burnout is real. When you have a hammer, every problem needs a hammer to some.

@vivianpatton5692

10 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 Then the taxpayers had better get those wallets out . He's going to cost the city some big $$$ .

@stephengrigg5988

10 ай бұрын

He's a career criminal with charges spanning decades. He is a complete and utter disgrace and this is exactly why people call them a gang. With his record he wouldn't be able to get any union job and would be lucky to get a job at McDonald's.. but let's not only give this violent criminal a badge, lets promote him to lieutenant. The FBI needs to investigate this department

@nomadhoss4827

10 ай бұрын

They keep him because he represents the values of his department.

He’s no different than 75% of active police officers across the country that are simply not mentally capable of handling a position of authority of any kind.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Most don’t have 8 federal convictions and a ban on owning firearms in your private life.

@theuncleray8469

10 ай бұрын

The other 25% stand by and do nothing which makes them just as bad.

@DavidSmith-bg3yy

10 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 That's because they're protected by qualified immunity and the most corrupt union in the country.

@donaldkgarman296

10 ай бұрын

MOST POLICE ARE LOW I.Q FOR A REASON IF THEY WERE INTELLIGENT , THEY WOULD REFUSE TO ENFORCE UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAWS STATUTES AND ORDINANCES .

@poncethegayboi

10 ай бұрын

25% cover for them

The guy that got tased 35 times was not the subject of the traffic stop. His son was, and he was driving behind his son and pulled over more than 100 feet behind the stop. Absolutely inexcusable.

@scottodonnell7121

8 ай бұрын

His son notified him that his vehicle was going to be towed so he came to pick him up. The cops got all worked up over it and went medieval on him.

@Jesses001

4 ай бұрын

I noticed that in the news report. They said during a routine traffic stop implying he was pulled over. In actuality, the police approached him and started barking demands for no apparent reason.

@user-qu4ey5yy3f

Ай бұрын

@@Jesses001 The whole system works as one unit, police, judges, media, DA's. We stand little chance as average/poor citizens. Get out, leave the country, wave Adios,,, I lived 55 years under the tyranny of LAPD, scary bunch.

@Jesses001

Ай бұрын

@@user-qu4ey5yy3f No place to run to. Not even the worst here. Might as well make the final stand hear.

@susanmcshane476

19 күн бұрын

Plus they told him to leave,then when he did is when all this happened. He's lucky they didn't kill him. I saw one cop get tased by his partner and he acted like he was dying. Guess what they did charged the guy they had arrested😅

If cops initiate " might is right " then they have no ground to complain when they get beat down imo.

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

It seems that cop has a chip the size of a wood shed.

@PaulBrigmam

7 ай бұрын

Hey Lt Trujillo you like to fight teenagers? I'll oblige you, but I'm sure you won't fight a man by yourself

Lieutenant Trujillo was fired by the Las Animas Sheriff's Office but as usual another law enforcement agency will certainly hire him! WHY?, because these agencies love aggressive cops!

@jenniferlonnes7420

10 ай бұрын

Yes, he was fired Aug 25, 2023. But you're right, he'll prob get hired elsewhere.

@newshodgepodge6329

10 ай бұрын

The same kind of camaraderie that problematic clergy were shown by the leaders of that cult imho.

@PaulBrigmam

6 ай бұрын

If he's in a p.v.s. who will hire him?

They need to make a bigger deal about him touching a minor.

@Medevi1

Ай бұрын

Grown man with a badge! Bet he saw it going another way!

@susanmcshane476

19 күн бұрын

​@@Medevi1what I'm afraid of he's has nothing to lose now. Get ready for some big news about him

That is a man who’s wife is scared of him and his kids hate him.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Wife is long gone. She’s the reason he’s not allowed to own a personal firearm. Now someone needs to explain why he can be banned from privately owning firearms, but gets one for his job.

@JohnSmith-zz3mq

10 ай бұрын

I think his bf left him too

@scottodonnell7121

8 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 surprising, since a lot of PDs have zero tolerance policies regarding domestic abuse. You can be fired.

@anon4854

8 ай бұрын

@@scottodonnell7121 "can be" doesnt mean they are. Cops will look the other way on their fellow gang members breaking the law all the time.

@davidleavitt3804

6 ай бұрын

@@JohnSmith-zz3mq true and IT works with IT too.

"Waste no more time arguing what a good man can be. Be one." - Marcus Aurelius

@shannap.lawnerd125

10 ай бұрын

💯🎯⚖️👏🏽💪🏽

“Cops don’t become paychopaths, Psychopaths become cops”

@OmniscientWarrior

10 ай бұрын

It can be both. Read or watch the, "Stanford experiment"

@scottshort3569

7 ай бұрын

All cops become or are psychopaths and thousands of psychopaths become cops.

@themanhimself3

5 ай бұрын

@@OmniscientWarrior I can't believe we don't bring that up enough. If we face the reality of the situation we can come up with a solution. Until then, its just band aid fixes until something serious happens.

@Jason-xb2qf

5 ай бұрын

So true

I'm deeply concerned that if "the legal way" doesn't change soon, fighting back will mean blood in the streets. Officers shouldn't be allowed to remain cops if they violate the rights of the people, commit crimes, and cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars. As of right now, the statement that "No one is above the law" is a myth, because cops are almost always above the law.

@johnfenter4729

8 ай бұрын

So are judges and prosecutors. Firemen, EMTs and dispatchers, not so much...

@jp6234

7 ай бұрын

Not only do these misfits cause taxpayers millions of $$$$. They also ruin the lives of innocent citizens.

@justaguy-69

7 ай бұрын

its coming...

@sketkh1

4 ай бұрын

We need to fight back!!! Before they take the guns away!!!!

@scottrackley4457

13 күн бұрын

I just think if someone believes they're going to get shot or tortured, why would they hold back? This rests solely on the supposed "good cops" who abet and turn a blind eye. Which of course, makes them complicit and bad cops themselves. I trust exactly zero cops.

Why is this happening, why are the public ALLOWING IT, why are the decent police officers ALLOWING IT. Why are the courts ALLOWING IT.

@gwhitty12

7 ай бұрын

Look at political parties you have 30% of country willing to vote for someone who says cops need less restrictions than they have now, well except for FBI which they want to dismantle.

@Iflew727

5 ай бұрын

Well said!

@darrene.vonbraun4421

5 ай бұрын

They have a monopoly on legal civil violence and there's monied interests as well as racially motivated groups that all have a stake in continuing the police state of commodified incarceration of people society doesn't care about.

15 year old should be a local hero

@devilsoffspring5519

5 ай бұрын

Kid is a LEGEND and a BOSS!

This cop didn't just snap one day, he's been like this his whole career. All his fellow officers knew it but did nothing about it. Law enforcement only gets rid of bad cops when they're forced to. When law enforcement get's serious about holding themselves accountable I'll respect them.

"We The People" need to demand an end to qualified immunity and for these criminals to be held personally responsible for their actions, not the taxpayers. That would end this kind of behavior immediately.

@jasonshults368

10 ай бұрын

Self-defense is the only thing that ends these behaviors immediately.

@stanleyhaskell8207

10 ай бұрын

Colorado doesn't have qualified emunity, sad to think that we may have to use the 2nd amendment.

@jborrego2406

10 ай бұрын

Lol remember when cops didn't go to work cause defund the cops an the ones that did go just sat in the car. There big babies . Right now they should say only ppl with a degree an also make training longer for cops . Only hire them . After couple yrs u can fire the old cops

@scotthargrove8750

9 ай бұрын

​@@stanleyhaskell8207 That's what the 2nd amendment is for. It is written to STOP government tyranny.

@gwhitty12

7 ай бұрын

Not going to happen because right now one political party the current front runner and former POTUS said other day that he wants to change it so cops can't be harassed like they are now he says and let them just do their job. And other party just talks about political reform and then increases police budget federal funding.

I don't often disclose this - I was falsely accused of a VERY serious crime. I never went to prison - but it really shook me how close it came.

@user-ln9dh2bq8j

4 ай бұрын

I feel you brother, seems people are out for blood. Tread lightly.

Wait, this guy again?! The fact that he’s had such a long career in law enforcement is an indictment of the profession. Can’t think of too many other lines of work where bad employees enjoy such amazing job security. EDIT: And while all of American law enforcement could stand to improve, sheriffs departments seem to be especially bad; or maybe that’s just me.

@Eagle8

10 ай бұрын

Agreed 💯!

@TheRealDrJoey

10 ай бұрын

Have you seen the video of the guy in Spokane Co. Washington, being beaten within an inch of his life because he was in a park after hours sleeping while he was on a long drive? And, oh, it turns he may not have technically even been in the park, just the parking lot. Honestly, it's one of the worst of these cop videos I've ever seen. I actually called Spokane Co Sheriff, and they said he was currently "suspended." I said, "Paid vacation, then?" They didn't know if it was paid (sure), but I said, "If I may make a suggestion, I think he should be 'suspended' from a gallows."

@madmaximilian5783

10 ай бұрын

@@TheRealDrJoey oohhh yes I've seen that bodycam footage, and the sadistic cop was just brutal on that innocent man.

@5thlevelweb887

10 ай бұрын

@@TheRealDrJoeyha! Great take.

@only1muppet

10 ай бұрын

I hope I’m not jinxing anything, but Calvert and St. Mary’s county MD sheriff’s departments are honestly really good with the public and criminals. I can’t think of anything close to the crap we’ve seen on KZread happening here.

Just gonna say, if a teacher even had "allegations " that she fought a teenager, fired immediately, even before being found guilty! Why does a weapon carrying employee not get treated EXACTLY the same way???

@VetSGT

6 ай бұрын

Well the teachers don’t investigate themselves do they? That would be the answer

I hate these cops that hide behind the badge . Abuse the law on innocent people because they didn't get what they wanted from them. 😡😡

@ezekielhall7907

2 ай бұрын

Qualified immunity must end

This is crazy 35 times tasing he should be fired

The fact that they refuse to release the body cam footage of the last video is disgusting. So much for freedom of information.

@beuski6531

10 ай бұрын

As long as there is no civilian oversight of all police departments in the United States then refusal is always expected because you do not matter only your tax money does. Just Sayin'.

@christopherkortum5535

9 ай бұрын

They released the cruiser cam footage of the whole stop. The guy had the cop bent double over backwards and was strangling the cop when the cop drew and shot him.

@plaguepenguin

9 ай бұрын

@@christopherkortum5535 at least we finally got some clarity on the situation

This crazy man has got to go 😡

We absolutely must have the right to FIGHT BACK against this shit.

Kidnapping is a felony. You may resist a kidnapping with deadly force. An unlawful arrest is a kidnapping. Do the math. Subtract the one carried by six. 🌈⭐️

Trujillo is absolutely a typical LEO.

If this cop is not fired and arrested immediately I just have no faith in our justice system in this country at all

That cop deserves prison and convict Justice

I've been wrongfully imprisoned, I've been a victim of falsified reports and false testimony, I've had multiple fractures from police using unnecessary excessive force etc etc... i wont go on about it, i am happy its finally getting exposed, i am thankful for the" video age " i want to say thanks abayah for your part, thank you...

Now I see why he needs the tazer, he can’t fight.😂

He needs to be fired

@WeThePeopleUniversity

10 ай бұрын

And jailed!

This is why we have the second amendment, it’s about time the citizens use it against these terrorist thugs.

@nukepuke932

3 ай бұрын

You first.

The people who allowed him to get away with this three times need to be held accountable.

Police corruption is very real and also extremely dangerous. I can plainly see from my own experiences what folk sometimes go through when interacting with certain police. Back in 1972 when I was 17, I was crossing the grass from a freeway exit I was dropped off on. I saw a police car approach me rapidly and a rather stout and angry police man confronted me. I had to empty my pack on the side walk as he tore through my simple belongings asking me angrily, "wheres the dope?" over and over. He then had backup and I could see that he was going to try and push me as hard as he could. He wanted a full confession and he wanted it now. I said" its ...in my car sir." and he went nuts even more. "where ya parked kid?" I opened a small pocket on the pack he had over looked and took out a match box collectible I had on me, a fancy one that had a hood that opened and doors. He peered into the toy and said "where the fuck is the dope???" I grinned and said as cool as I could.."in the glove box." Danged if he didnt try and look in the glove box lol. I then asked him "why are you hassling me sir?" He then told me he had seem me jumping around in the grass. As I thought this over I realized that he had actually seen me reacting as a bee stung me on my bare foot... I told him he was not smart and he looked embarrassed as he and back up decided that another call was much more pressing. I laughed for a while then and to this day I enjoy repeating what happened. It was going south fast but my explanation and swollen ankle stopped the charade he had attempted. While I don't recommend such antics as i pulled with the toy car when he insisted I was a criminal (no hair cut, homeless} It was effective and i imagine he learned to do a little investigation the next time he saw odd behavior. But , I doubt it now. What I do now is that calling crooked officials out and showing the videos are very effective from my viewpoint as everyone around me has seen at least one example of a bad cop. As a youth I often said I would rather an honest pot head than a crooked cop. Crooked cops are common in many places and as I crossed the USA 3 times hitch hiking I have plenty of interesting experiences to recount. I am a Scot- American and Welsh, I look a little too dark for some cop's liking , it is obvious to me that any skin shade less than fish belly white is just asking for unwanted and possibly dangerous attention with certain police and people. I hope America finds a path through the confusion. May anyone reading this find hope and look forward. Namaste

@williamcordier1201

9 ай бұрын

I grinned and said as cool as I could.."in the glove box." LOL!!!!

Just a routine beat down from ego enforcement.

Ohh I wish that 15yo boy was trained in like MMA. That cop NEEDS a butt whoopin bad.

@user-gx2yy1df6f

10 ай бұрын

ikr, i was a boxer in my youth, it,s not about being tough , it,s about tecnique, ever snap a towel at someone?, well you can snap a fist too and when it connects it,s CLICK, NITE NITE !

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

So he could be shot instead? Because MMA doesn’t beat bullets.

35 times getting tased is so Outrageous , I can't believe he didn't die from that . And For WHAT ? That poor man being locked up for 16 yrs . only to b shot the next day is......... there R NO words for that injustice .

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Shit the guy in Canada died after being tazed 5 times.

@vivianpatton5692

10 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 Did the cop go to jail ? Why don't cops understand , IF U have a bad heart it might only take 1 time .

So that means his boss should be held accountable and responsible for that officer

@JohnSmith-zz3mq

10 ай бұрын

And the pd he worked at before

This happens because there’s little to no accountability for officers. They get away with so much that they develop a superiority complex and start to feel like they’re not only above the law, but in someways godly. When officers like this are not removed from the force the system needs to be held accountable. The supervisors and elected officials need to be held accountable. Not only the department but the direct supervisors who could have removed this person, politicians who have the ability to remove this officer from his job, and even the police unions that fight to keep bad cops on the job should all be held civilly responsible. And though I believe that lawsuits should continue to go forward, every time a cop breaks the law they need to be held criminally liable to the fullest extent to include weapons related charges for any crime they commit while in possession of their firearms! And federal charges of deprivation of rights on the color of law need to be automatically filed against any police officer that violates your rights under color of law! Nothing will ever change until these things happen.

Think of how many shenanigans went on like this before the public had security cameras and phone cameras

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Tons. We just took our beatings and carried on.

Respond the same way they do. Get revenge

I have seen the second video before it was awful, made me sick watching and knowing that this goes on EVERyDAY

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

twice on sunday

Why is this cop AKA Blue line domestic terrorist not in jail right now he is a clear threat to the public and must be removed from public

Even if I was allowed to treat people like this, I wouldn't.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Then you would be forced out.

@Nagle1234

10 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 I'd leave before that I'm sure. I left the military after a years because I lost trust in my leadership, and didn't want to be put in a position where I had to question the orders I was given

It disgusts me to see law enforcement behave like rabid animals. Unfortunately I am frequently disgusted.

Wow and this officer is put in charge of other officers

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

They know what they want on the force.

Isn't that considered child abuse?

@WeThePeopleUniversity

10 ай бұрын

Good question!

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Not if a cop does it.

I first read about this in a community post by Lackluster. I actually started crying. The only words that come to mind are, "oh, my dear God." Thank you, Abiyah, for this vid. Please keep on this one.

He should be jailed for child abuse. If he remains a tyrant. Then the people need to remove him of the streets for good.

@user-gx2yy1df6f

10 ай бұрын

whoever gave him a gun should be charged with " child endangerment "!

@ScrewBigTech333

10 ай бұрын

It's called treesun and it's punishable by de a th

@NoLineNoWait123AbC

10 ай бұрын

“Extermination style” is what I hope you’re referring to.

@jamiesands3331

10 ай бұрын

If any OTHER citizen did this to a minor they’d be a FELON

@sassyQueen-cr5dq

10 ай бұрын

No he should not. The kid was breaking the law which was supported by the father. Those things are not street legal. He is 15 no license, no insurance, no plate. So this father is ignorant and should loose. I believe this kid to be completely disrespectful or he would not have started a brawl. How would have simply gone home. A thug in the making. Not saying the cop is any better. However, this father son combo knew they were breaking the law yet did it willingly. Oh the things that make you go hmmmm

This is absolutely ridiculous. Starting a fight with a teen, tasing a handcuffed man. I'm sure many other things involving this cop have happened that wasn't on video. Getting fired is not enough.

With the new film and perspective it is clear beyond a doubt that the officer should have been stopped using deadly force as he initiated the assault and battery upon his victim.

@OmniscientWarrior

10 ай бұрын

Just like the incident last month.

Thank you Sir for sharing this. Unfortunately I really don’t think that things will change anytime soon. Keep on keeping on my KZread friend. Blessings, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸

Imagine being personally responsible for the conduct of the agents under your command. What would that look like in terms how law enforcement agencies react to these instances? Hard to imagine huh?

They play around until this jackass kills someone! Cop needs to pay the lawsuit out of his own pocket.

he should be fire and lose his entire pension, then jailed for 10 years

"The beauty of the 2nd amendment is that it will only be needed, when the government tries to take it away." - Thomas Jefferson

@unbreakable7633

10 ай бұрын

What is the source of this "quotation?" It sounds modern and not like Jefferson.

@shuikai272

10 ай бұрын

afaik its fake@@unbreakable7633

@AspenDarkfire

10 ай бұрын

Holding my breath to see all those well regulated militas

@skytrooper4521

10 ай бұрын

The only problem with your "quotation" is Thomas Jefferson never said that.

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

A well regulated Militia would meet once a month (or so) and have an established leadership. According to the constitution they would have....muzzle loaders. I suggest permits, fees, dues, a membership list and rules....If we are going to take the document at face value lets freaking do it! I would love to have a few people doing push ups and gruntin an 85 pound pack a couple miles. Most of the yahoos are fat lazy and simple ignorant, they are a mob imho.

Oh, yea, I've seen this cop on many channels. He's a real piece of work.

Everyone needs to understand, you have the right to resist arrest, lawful or not, and it's up to the courts to decide. Defend yourself like this young man did. Maybe when they see they cannot intimidate us, will they change, or get the hell beat out of them

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

if the cop was any good a decent side kick would have ended it then and there (till court and 3rd party cams) That dude is weak as a kitten.

@Iam_Dunn

10 ай бұрын

He wasn’t acting in his capacity as a LEO. He was on leave and road raging.

@jasonsutherland3496

10 ай бұрын

@@Iam_Dunn and he should also be charged for attacking a minor

Our rights aren't worth the paper they are written on *if the cops aren't held accountable for violating them.*

of course, a traffic offense in the US comes with a death sentence. everyone knows this.

Say it with us! All together now! WE THE ... PRESS WE THE ... MILITIA WE THE ... SOVEREIGN WE THE ... PEOPLE ARE THE SOLUTION.

@nukepuke932

3 ай бұрын

Ok, so start being the solution and quit yelling out these pointless slogans or whatever you call them.

What??? 3 disorderly conduct cases by a cop?

God bless the man that lost his life after being found NOT GUILTY & losing 16 years of freedom...only to be gunned down for NOTHING! 😢 My prayers to that man's family. May he forever R.I.P.🙏

@xtramangled

9 ай бұрын

Except he was pulled over for doing 100mph, was very combative with the officer from the start, seemed to be on something from the way be acted, and when the officer tried to cuff him he got the officer on the ground and started choking him. Dash cam was released on this one.

@darrene.vonbraun4421

5 ай бұрын

​​@@xtramangled No, you got that wrong. According to Larry Bruce, the public information officer for the Camden County Sheriff's Office. In an email to NPR, Bruce said that Cure was stopped after being clocked on radar driving at 90 mph in a 70 mph zone. And they were never on the ground. Neither of them, until cure was already shot. But the deputy and his poor policing skills are a product of the culture of cops in that area and of the cop, Aldridge, himself being unable to control his emotions and being a naturally violent and careless person. When Staff Sgt. Buck Aldridge fatally shot Leonard Cure during a roadside struggle after pulling him over for speeding, it wasn’t the first time a traffic stop involving the Camden County sheriff's deputy had spiraled into violence. Last year, Aldridge dragged a driver from a car that crashed after fleeing the deputy on Interstate 95. Body and dash camera video obtained by The Associated Press show the driver on his back as Aldridge punches him. Records indicate the deputy faced no disciplinary actionThe AP obtained Aldridge's personnel records as well as reports and videos from the June 2022 chase and arrest using Georgia's open records law. A former U.S. Marine, Aldridge, 41, worked nearly five years for the Kingsland Police Department in Georgia's southeast corner. His file shows Aldridge was disciplined for using unnecessary force in February 2014 and May 2017. The second time he was suspended for three days without pay. The department fired Aldridge for his third infraction just three months later. Police records say Aldridge was assisting with a traffic stop when he tried to handcuff a woman - not to arrest her, but to keep her outside her car. One deputy told investigators Aldridge cuffed the woman after “picking her up and throwing her on the ground.” She was cited for letting an unlicensed person drive her car. Aldridge was hired by the sheriff's office in May 2018. He disclosed his firing on his job application. Aldridge's termination wouldn't automatically disqualify him from working for another agency, though some would consider it a huge liability, said retired police Maj. Neill Franklin. Since last year, six Camden County deputies have been indicted on felony charges and fired for violence against jail detainees and a motorist. In September 2022, jail security cameras recorded guards rushing into the cell of Jarrett Hobbs, who was punched in the head and neck and hurled against a wall. Hobbs was charged with assaulting jailers until his attorney obtained the video. His charges were dropped, and three deputies were indicted. Two more jailers were charged and fired for incidents in March and July. Security video showed one push a detainee to the floor and punch him before another guard intervened. The other deputy shoved a handcuffed detainee headfirst into a door, knocking him unconscious. The number of deputies facing charges “indicates a culture that may not encourage use of force, but certainly tolerates inappropriate use of force,” said retired LaGrange, Georgia, Police Chief Louis Dekmar. “If folks are held accountable and there are clear lines, you generally don’t see that in law enforcement agencies,” said Dekmar, a former president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. A spike in claims involving the sheriff's office caused Camden County's government to get dropped by its insurance company in July, said Mike Spiers, the county's risk management director. The county got new policies, he said, but its deductible for liability jumped from $25,000 per claim to $250,000. Dekmar, Franklin and a third expert told AP they believe the shooting was legal, as Aldridge appeared to be in danger when he fired. But they also criticized how Aldridge began the encounter by shouting at Cure and said he made no effort to deescalate. “He escalated the situation with Mr. Cure,” said former Memphis police officer Thaddeus Johnson, a criminal justice professor at Georgia State University and a senior fellow for the Council on Criminal Justice. “He has no control over his emotions.” Johnson said Aldridge showed a similar lack of control during a June 2022 arrest after chasing two speeding cars. After one car crashes, body and dash camera video shows Aldridge shouting expletives as he approaches with his gun drawn. The driver is on his back when Aldridge starts dragging him headfirst from the car, then punches him. The driver resists being cuffed but complies after another deputy's dog bites him and Aldridge shocks him with a Taser. The driver was charged with drug trafficking, reckless driving and fleeing an officer. Aldridge was promoted to staff sergeant two months later. His sheriff's personnel file shows no disciplinary actions. Johnson said he sees no justification for Aldridge punching the arrested driver. Even if prosecutors don't charge him in Cure's death, he said, “from what I saw in the video, he deserves to be fired.” “We have to hold officers to a higher standard,” Johnson said, "even though they are human.”

@xtramangled

5 ай бұрын

@@darrene.vonbraun4421 How about you watch the actual dash cam and see for yourself, it's not difficult. Just type "Leonard Cure dash cam" into youtube. You don't have to reply to me with some wall of text trying to disprove what is shown plain as day on video. This particular cop could very well have had a history and needs to be terminated and charged for other events, but this particular shooting was caused by Leonard Cure himself. In short, reflect on your life and stop trying to make violent felons out to be poor little helpless victims.

In the intro, this was not even Espinoza's traffic stop. He was there because he was following his son, who was stopped.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

And?

@MaydayAggro

10 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 Think about it. The officers had no reason to even speak to him, much less tase him over 30 times. He was just sitting in his truck waiting for his son.

They killed the Georgia man to avoid paying him in a lawsuit!

This is such an insightful and compelling idea! Requiring police officers to carry liability insurance could really make a positive impact on how they interact with the public. It's all about fostering responsibility and accountability within the profession. Just like professionals in other fields, officers should be held accountable for their actions, and insurance could be a step in the right direction. I believe this proposal could encourage officers to invest in their professional development, making them more effective in their roles. Plus, it would help rebuild trust between law enforcement and the community. When we see officers taking responsibility through insurance, it sends a powerful message that they are committed to maintaining the highest standards of conduct and ethics. Moreover, this system could ensure that victims of police misconduct receive the compensation they deserve, without placing the financial burden on taxpayers. It's a win-win situation for everyone involved. Of course, introducing liability insurance should be a collaborative effort, with input from law enforcement agencies, officers, and community representatives. Together, we can create a fair and harmonious relationship between the police and the public. I hope this idea gains traction and sparks more meaningful conversations about responsible policing. Let's work towards a safer and more accountable society together! 💪🏽🤝 #ResponsiblePolicing #AccountabilityMatters #CommunityTrust

@jp6234

7 ай бұрын

officers should be bonded. If no one will insure or bond them - they can't be hired as officers of the law.

"When Plunder becomes a Way of Life for a group of Men in a Society, over the course of Time they Create for Themselves a Legal System that Authorizes IT and a Moral Code that Glorifies IT." ~ Frédéric Bastiat ~

Enough is enough? That point passed at least a dozen years ago!

Im suprised the citizens havent corrected that error in humanity..

Americans owe police a shitload of payback.

This sht will stop when they end qualified immunity.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

And they’re not going to. I mean they say they do, but I don’t see any difference.

This cop belongs behind bars..

They keep hiring these criminals

I read the statement released by GBI. Sounds really fishy. A deputy sheriff pulled him over on the interstate. For unknown reason had him get out of the car. Then tells him he is going to jail. In which he stops complaining with the officer. He is then tazer twice then beaten then shot.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Retaliation? Wonder if it’s one of the arresting officers.

@county_boyd7420

10 ай бұрын

@@madtabby66 I was thinking the same thing.

@williamcordier1201

9 ай бұрын

Lies. Watch the video without bias. I am very critical of police, but not in that instance.

@county_boyd7420

9 ай бұрын

@williamcordier1201 your right after watching the video. It would be very hard not to justify what happened. The video hadn't been released when I made my original comment. And to fair when they take their time, it's not a good thing. This was so sad.

We all know why he pulled that man over, we all know why he is no longer with us, It's a total setup

@williamcordier1201

9 ай бұрын

The guy was going 100 mph and then tried to break the cop's neck. The only one who set him up was himself.

Your channel is so valuable and needed!!!

the fact that he hasnt been fired means he is no different than the rest of the department

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

colorado cops...hmmm I suggest a boycott of there.

That dude belongs in jail

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@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

If we all pulled together , some would insist we fall off the edge of the world.

Pigs investigating Pigs. Good luck with that one. You'll never convince Pigs to go against Pigs

Name one person without a badge who can assault a minor in a road rage incident, only to be slapped with disorderly conduct.

Any other job, he would've gotten fired after the first time, but not police officers. The tax payers pay for these cops to do this to them.

That’s what will happen to all of them when they get caught without their guns and badges. You don’t go around barking orders and yelling a grown man unless you want your ass handed to you.

I'll just say one word "ambush", nuff said.

@madtabby66

10 ай бұрын

Cameras everywhere.

You must be such a coward to taze a cuffed man or woman multiple times.🤬

For a civil servant ? Who disrespect and violate a person who pays for his livelihood !!! Is beyond reproach !!!

At 15 this is a MINOR! how is this guy not in lore trouble for assulting a minor?

Prob why their egos are bruised I’m sure

Notice the news didn't mention the man was handcuffed behind his back when he was tased.

Isn’t this something like his 8th charge?

This is ridiculus why has the department not been charged for aiding and abeding

Eye for an eye, always… that’s the perfect cure

That's how they get promoted

@TheSynthZone

10 ай бұрын

bucking for captain is he?

So what? Nothing will happen to this goof!

The worst part is no other cop tried to stop him. The accompanying officers are just as guilty of the offense. They are all guilty. If you are accompanying someone in the commission of a crime, and that person offs a victim, you are also guilty of that death.

The cop will regret his decisions when he’s collecting shopping trolleys in a Target car park.