When Dirty Cops Make Fatal Mistakes

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The job of police officers is to ensure peace and protect citizens from themselves and other
criminals. But what happens when these officers take the law into their own hands.
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  • @RayHarms82
    @RayHarms82Ай бұрын

    The 3rd officer that was told it was a verbal argument and pursued her even though there was no crime is insane. Bc a white witness told her there was a physical fight he wont let it go?!? That is insane. She is pregnant and he is assaulting her. Like wtf... he needs to be jailed and the police department needs to be sued.

  • @gennix404

    @gennix404

    Ай бұрын

    I love how you just had to throw race into it even though that had zero to do with it😂 and of course you're a white knight yourself, lemme just say to make it clear WE DONT NEED YOUR WHITE GUILT HELP

  • @twillia40

    @twillia40

    Ай бұрын

    This channel needs to be sued for not posting the outcome 😄

  • @danielhott8315
    @danielhott8315Ай бұрын

    I wish this guy would include the entire outcome of the story..

  • @nathandrake730

    @nathandrake730

    Ай бұрын

    True!!

  • @gatheredword514

    @gatheredword514

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah! Like, what happened to the baby of the pregnant woman on the first one?!

  • @jahid5080

    @jahid5080

    Ай бұрын

    ​@gatheredword514 Well the baby isn't gonna die after that is it. Stop being so dramatic

  • @gatheredword514

    @gatheredword514

    Ай бұрын

    @@jahid5080 Just wanting to know, calm down, man…

  • @A5S4SS1N

    @A5S4SS1N

    Ай бұрын

    He won't post the outcomes because he cherry picked things that looked innocent but weren't. These people broke the law and paid for it. All there is to it. He's pandering to the people who will absolutely watch videos of the police "doing wrong" or being "dirty".

  • @B4MBI72
    @B4MBI72Ай бұрын

    Americas finest, arresting the victim. Is it cos I is black, yes ma'am it is.

  • @MamaPinks
    @MamaPinksАй бұрын

    I wanna know what happened to the officers who refused medical for the speeding Grandma!

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    Nothing, cause she was sent to the hospital, just after they booked her. I don't know why but this video is missing *a lot* of context from these cases, or is outright just wrong like, for just the grandma case, he fails to mention what her actual speed was, or why the police were so aggressive at the start. She was going almost 20 over, and the pursuit lasted about 13 minutes.

  • Ай бұрын

    Why did the cops take the callers word over the victim and how can you victimize a victim?

  • @JeffSherlock

    @JeffSherlock

    Ай бұрын

    They always do. Usually, they refuse to even tell the individual that there was a 911 cal.

  • @joy-to7dx

    @joy-to7dx

    Ай бұрын

    Bad cop

  • @mysterio3504
    @mysterio3504Ай бұрын

    Please explain to me how resisting arrest can be a stand alone charge.... resisting arrest for what crime??

  • @gennix404

    @gennix404

    Ай бұрын

    Because you could be getting detained for questioning and if you resist that at all or walk away or don't comply it's resisting without violence, in the time it took you to write that question. You could've just Googled it and found out

  • @RayHarms82

    @RayHarms82

    Ай бұрын

    @@gennix404 wrong resisting arrest is a secondary charge. Look it up. You can only be detained if you have commited a crime. You can only be arrested for resisting arrest after you have been charged with a crime. Learn the law. Know your rights and use them. If you have not commited a crime you do not have to even speak to the police. It's even part of the Miranda rights. You have the right to remain silent even if you broke the law and and have the right to remain silent if you haven't commited a crime. Yes you can be stopped for questions pertaining to a crime commited. You do not have to answer any questions or help a law enforcement officer with their investigation. The simple and easy thing to do is ask right away "Why am I being detained? What crime have I commited?" When asked about the crime you invoke your right to remain silent. Then ask for a supervisor. If they have no crime on you, you CAN NOT be arrested for resisting arrest. Stop googoling shit and learn the law. Everyone thinks they know shit when they have no clue. Men form and push Agendas. If I asked you who invented the light bulb you would day Thomas Edison. Then again you would be wrong. Educate yourself. Stop believing what other people tell you and go find out the the answers.

  • @RayHarms82

    @RayHarms82

    Ай бұрын

    @@gennix404 wrong. It's a secondary charge. Resisting without violence is running from the police. No crime, no resisting. They have a right to detain you during investigation. You have the right to remain silent. You do not have to assist them in their investigation. Now Google how to get an education.

  • @krisshaw9464

    @krisshaw9464

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah it's not possible because well isn't it obvious

  • @Sk1ndredd

    @Sk1ndredd

    Ай бұрын

    @@RayHarms82You CAN remain silent, you CANNOT resist them, smart guy!

  • @alejandragoro7115
    @alejandragoro7115Ай бұрын

    First cop got his feelings hurt lmao 😆

  • @atlantik770
    @atlantik770Ай бұрын

    The Gang Member in blue are out of control! End qualified Immunity maybe then something will change holds these Tyrants personally accountable!

  • @ElysetheEevee
    @ElysetheEeveeАй бұрын

    We had power-tripping cops try to arrest my husband because he was calmy disagreeing with the demand that the cop was making. One of our three horrible neighbors claimed our guard dogs killed their goat. Cop didnt even look at the body, came right to us aggressively, and told us we did it. We told him the dogs have never been violent, the neighbors in the back have lied before, and that there's no proof we did anything wrong for them to be so confident it was us. These neighbors have tried to lure out dogs back there before, presumably to kill them. They want our property and have been slowly moving the fence line up for years. Anyway, cop hated that my husband refused to "admit" we did it. He tried to arrest him. I guess he decided it was a bad idea and made it seem like he was doing us a favor by letting him go. The same trash cop falsified tickets on his way off the property afterward, claiming our parked, broken down car was uninsured, as if it had been up and driving around. We never got a court date and despite two years of trying, the assistant DA literally only worked for one day every three or four months during that whole period and then she and the chief of police were convicted of various corruptive praxtices. Did they void all the tickets given by their officers during that time, especially when no court date or optiok for justice was given to citizens? Nope, of course not. We can't keep letting these people get one up on us. It's already been settled that they aren't here to serve and protect the public. Why are we paying for them, then? The good cops, I feel for them. The few decent cops being surrounded by rotten pigs; it must be infuriating for them.

  • @lufcik69

    @lufcik69

    Ай бұрын

    So you are stepping up to cop, but aren't brave enough to take off the fence which is presumably on your property? You are a fk joke. Make up a better story.

  • @drewizkoollikeicecre
    @drewizkoollikeicecreАй бұрын

    Anyone surprised about the investigation into the Worcester PD found nothing. That dept has a long history of thuggish behavior. It always starts at the top.

  • @nathandrake730

    @nathandrake730

    Ай бұрын

    I guess they think they’re wicked smawt?

  • @mesmartgnome

    @mesmartgnome

    Ай бұрын

    They’re just a uniformed gang.

  • @Stuff_And_Things
    @Stuff_And_ThingsАй бұрын

    on the second one, 80 in a 70 is not an arrestable offence. And the cop is treating her like she robbed a bank. WTF.

  • @chrisholder4978

    @chrisholder4978

    Ай бұрын

    She was arrested for NOT PULLING OVER. Maybe you need to rewatch the video. Maybe 2 or 3 times.

  • @Stuff_And_Things

    @Stuff_And_Things

    Ай бұрын

    @@chrisholder4978 Looked to me like she's pulled over...And they were wrong.

  • @dovidstaples9985

    @dovidstaples9985

    Ай бұрын

    Technically you can be arrested for any traffic violation they just don't do it

  • @A5S4SS1N

    @A5S4SS1N

    Ай бұрын

    Running from the police and evading is the crime.

  • @gennix404

    @gennix404

    Ай бұрын

    ​@Stuff_And_Things going even 1 mph over the speed limit is damn sure a ticket, it's called a LIMIT not a SUGGESTION

  • @sister_cattleprod
    @sister_cattleprodАй бұрын

    What I'd like to know is how many of these cops are veterans? Not shaming our veterans that served, I am just observing tactics/tenacity of military tactics that are used during war. I have a theory that sheriff and police depts are hiring ex-military too eagerly and not vetting them very well, much less putting them through complete, comprehensive psychological testing. Yes, ppl can be difficult but law enforcement is not de-esclating situations, they are provoking ppl to react and create a reason to behave aggressively. NOT the world I grew up in!

  • @Mangasbjj

    @Mangasbjj

    Ай бұрын

    Veterans have to go through the same training and vetting process as a regular civilian. These military tactics as you say, are taught in the police academy. They actually are taught Brazilian jiujitsu which anyone can learn. It’s the same things taught to military because police have to deal with all walks of life. I would be less concerned with their tactics and more concerned with use of force.

  • @sister_cattleprod

    @sister_cattleprod

    Ай бұрын

    @@Mangasbjj For as much as I agree with you, I disagree with some of what you stated. I do know factually that "new hires" in PD's and Sheriff depts. across the country are not going to the expense of comprehensive psychological testing due to lack of funding and needing more law enforcement within the depts. What concerns me is the mental state of some of these officers, going through police training (as mandated) doesn't seem to be enough. On the other end of these problems is the radical left, their narrative about defunding the police, the unhinged, enibriated people that believe in resistance and don't want to cooperate like rational adults. Everything is out of control- I certainly see insanity ruling every aspect of our lives at this point in time. We've always had corrupt, easily triggered law enforcement and we've always had criminals. That said, it's ramping up due to the Godless state of society and the fact politics/politicians are successfully dividing all of us. Yep, time to get your seat belt on, the ride is going to get very rough.

  • @lufcik69

    @lufcik69

    Ай бұрын

    Let's be honest with one thing here. If you wouldn't treat the good cops as you do, if you wouldn't victimize yourself to get away with whatever you did, if you wouldn't be allowed to harass them as you see fit (verbally), there wouldn't be shortage of cops which actually want to protect and serve. Since you do stuff you do, you get whoever wants to do that job and then these videos will eventually get more and more frequent.

  • @melonyfossing851

    @melonyfossing851

    5 күн бұрын

    None of them are vetted. There's a certain type of individual that go into "law inforcement". They usually have big egos, control issues, and I don't have to respect you but you better act like you respect me attitudes. And If I'm having a bad day watch out. Not all of them are that well but more and more it's getting to where they are the majority. Sad.

  • @garylangdon1783
    @garylangdon1783Ай бұрын

    Hope this woman gets awarded several million dollars! As for the thugs--just as with them, not all lives matter!

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    Don't take this info at face value, this video has a lot of context missing, aside from the first case But for the second clip, that woman was going nearly 20 over, and the pursuit lasted 13 minutes. For the third clip, it was a state where you have to ID in a domestic case, regardless of if you want to pursue charges. And for the last one, i'm gonna play devils advocate and say he just got the wrong clip, cause almost nothing he narrated happened there, if you actually watch - I'd say if anything, that guy perfectly exemplifies why you don't just have casual conversations with police, and why you leave answers to their questions (if you have to answer) at a flat yes or no - he's basically just creating multiple problems for himself there.

  • @bcnuqt
    @bcnuqtАй бұрын

    Doesn’t this make you sick to think that these type of people are sitting out to protect us? I am really worried about the police department

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie

    @DavidJones-ey6ie

    Ай бұрын

    This could happen to anyone. This is terrifying to think this could happen to your mother, grandmother, daughter.

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie

    @DavidJones-ey6ie

    Ай бұрын

    17:12 so they arrested her for supposedly being abused. So they abused her. You can't make this up. A random person calls and makes a statement they thought she was abused. Not true and instead of just leaving they arrest her for being abused. They traumatized her because she was abused. What is wrong with these idiots.

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie

    @DavidJones-ey6ie

    Ай бұрын

    Disorderly for being arrested for being abused

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie

    @DavidJones-ey6ie

    Ай бұрын

    21:32 this is unreal. What is wrong with these jerks.

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie

    @DavidJones-ey6ie

    Ай бұрын

    22:47 this is insane. These are terrorists. These jerks are harassing a tax paying citizen.

  • @deepstatethrombosis
    @deepstatethrombosisАй бұрын

    Keisha getting arrested based on a phone call from a third party that "witnessed" her being assaulted makes me fckn sick. All these videos make me so tired. How is it that this is the quality of training these cops get? Ego first, then officer safety and then comes public safety MAYBE if they feel like it. This problem is widespread and all the cops say "one bad apple... One bad apple" well, the rest of that phrase "spoils the bunch" is part of the problem. When "one bad apple" is doing their job horribly wrong, none of the other cops are stepping up to stop them 99% of the time. Pigs, your job, your overtime, your ego, your pension IS NEVER more important than someone else's life.

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    In some states, you must ID in a domestic case, regardless of if you want to pursue charges. Then, on top of that, she kept walking into traffic, and swiping at officers hands when they went to arrest her. Sure, it's unfortunate she lost her baby, and had to get arrested over an abuse case where she was the victim, but she did commit a crime, albeit a minor one, and escalated the situation by walking into traffic, trying to drag other pedestrians into the situation, and resisting. I feel more bad for the baby than her, because the way she acted speaks volumes on how truly concerned she was for her child.

  • @RayHarms82
    @RayHarms82Ай бұрын

    Why were the officers who tazed the preacher and assaulted his son and pregant daughter all found to do no wrong doing? The F.B.I. needs to start looking at officer misconduct cases. They should lose qualified immunity after the first misconduct they are found guilty for and charged like a normal citzen. This shit is getting ridiculous... this is happening in every county, in every state all across the country. If we as citzens stand up for ourselves and defend ourselves we would be thrown in prison and never see the light of day. Its not right. This is Nazi Germany in America. Something has to be done. Even if you record them nothing happens because the corruption goes high up the ladder and they will always protect their own. I wont staand for it anymore and anyone who watches this video shouldnt stand for it any longer either. I for one can afford a great attorney. So i will be fighting back if this ever happens to me.

  • @lufcik69

    @lufcik69

    Ай бұрын

    It's because whole department was accountable, not a single cop.

  • @Logholders
    @LogholdersАй бұрын

    Where is the story about the officer killing his slave?

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    Most of these police clip channels have clickbait thumbnails. Heck, I've watched so many i could probably tell you the actual source half the time (not this time unfortunately). I don't know why they do it either. A lot of these clips are wild, just take a thumbnail from one of the clips. Though i see why this guy did it here, none of these cases are remotely related to the title. Not to mention the one with the old lady and the one with the Uber driver were clip chimped to hell and back, and he doesn't even tell you what actually happened correctly.

  • @user-ho2mj5wo7j
    @user-ho2mj5wo7jАй бұрын

    Arresting and yelling at a victim of dv? Wow.

  • @MssxykttnNYC
    @MssxykttnNYCАй бұрын

    Tyranny at it's finest ... Makes me sick

  • @goose7574
    @goose7574Ай бұрын

    As a survivor of DV, I can understand wanting to help somebody, but if they aren't ready to leave yet, you can definitely make things much worse for them... 💔

  • @mojo3318
    @mojo3318Ай бұрын

    These cops were not very good. None of these civilians deserved to be treated this way. These civilians shouldn't be arrested. They're nice people. Shame on these cops! Also, I hope the baby is okay inside the woman's tummy.

  • @christopherleah7253
    @christopherleah7253Ай бұрын

    Listening to the authentic pain of this 67 year old woman , I can feel it

  • @mango8918
    @mango8918Ай бұрын

    I thought a church was safe haven for anyone whether they committed a crime or not.

  • @gennix404

    @gennix404

    Ай бұрын

    You thought very wrong lol

  • @MrAnon4700

    @MrAnon4700

    Ай бұрын

    Only for a safe haven from Vampires, Demons, and Black Eyed Children LOL - and as long as you don't give them permission to come in!

  • @lufcik69

    @lufcik69

    Ай бұрын

    You forgot it's america.

  • @msbelindab5231
    @msbelindab5231Ай бұрын

    Why is Keisha talking? Why don't people remain silent? It's none of their business.

  • @JeffSherlock
    @JeffSherlockАй бұрын

    "protect citizens from themselves, and other criminals"--read that a dozen times. Christ, no wonder we have problems with cops and courts.

  • @natesofla8891
    @natesofla8891Ай бұрын

    Holy shit that last cop was absolutely terrible. Unless this dude is a kid diddler or something like that he doesn't deserve that

  • @LelynnsSquirrels
    @LelynnsSquirrelsАй бұрын

    calling some1 out for doing wrong, does NOT make a person racists.. 🙄

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    I know right? I feel like I was being gaslit with that last clip especially. Like did he edit in the wrong clip or something???

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie
    @DavidJones-ey6ieАй бұрын

    And he laughs. What a sick psychopath

  • @chrisholder4978
    @chrisholder4978Ай бұрын

    @21:07 Racist what? Harassment? Where at? Someone show me because I see none. I just hear some guy on the video telling lies to 7 million people.

  • @abrahamames911
    @abrahamames911Ай бұрын

    Why did the 3rd cop include the race of the people he was talking about? Why is that pertinent information when asking your superior how to proceed?

  • @virginiaordaya
    @virginiaordayaАй бұрын

    Why they let such fragile people become cops I will never understand

  • @aishalea7508
    @aishalea7508Ай бұрын

    the treatment of that elderly woman is absolutely appalling, she was doing 10 over the limit.. painful to watch, i hope she's ok

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    It was nearly 20 over, and the pursuit lasted 13 minutes

  • @LadyandtheScamp4Ever
    @LadyandtheScamp4EverАй бұрын

    Ugh unbelievable some cops are so ignorant, power drunk, narcissistic etc I’ve dealt with a few in Orlando… after I was robbed & strangled they treated me like garbage because of the neighborhood I lived in (I’m white) & I have MS so I have some muscle wasting & am underweight so they called a a crackhead & refused to to help me. The person who attacked me went on to rob a bank & shoot someone 😪💔 I only know because federal Marshals came to my home afterwards asking me if I’d seen the person recently (why they thought I would’ve seen them escapes me…) if they’d have pursued charges in my case that person would’ve been in jail… but cops love to make assumptions about people based on their biased beliefs. I told them I’ll take a drug test right now- I’ve never done drugs in my life! They just said yeah right… if you’re not a crackhead why do you live in this neighborhood & why are you so skinny? Idiots… Your life means nothing unless you meet their standards

  • @user-bz4gx2ht7g
    @user-bz4gx2ht7gАй бұрын

    Since when do you have to detain the victim? And she’s pregnant!

  • @nicolejohnson9244
    @nicolejohnson9244Ай бұрын

    15:56 In this case the narrator is 100% wrong. If a police officer is investigating a crime, you have to identify yourself if you are the suspect, witness, or even the victim. The only time that you don’t have to identify yourself is you are just standing around and you’re not doing anything and nothing is going on and a cop just pulls over randomly and walks up and says “show me your ID” (which I actually have seen like when we all used to hang out at the park while the boys played basketball). In this case, someone called in a crime and he has to investigate that crime. Especially in instances of DV because it’s no longer up to the victim to press charges. It’s now up to state to do it because they got tired of women dropping charges and having to clean up their dead body a week later. She did need to show her ID so she won’t win her lawsuit. The cops aren’t allowed to just walk away when a woman says “no he didn’t do anything” because too many times the women don’t make it after that.

  • @Tawnos_

    @Tawnos_

    Ай бұрын

    "you have to identify yourself if you are the suspect, witness, or even the victim" You're wrong. Tennessee doesn't have a stop and identify statute, and many states that do have strict requirements as to when that statute applies/may be invoked. The fourth amendment guarantees the right to be secure in, amongst other things, our _papers_, which include identification. "it’s no longer up to the victim to press charges. It’s now up to state to do it " You're wrong again. It's _always_ up to the state to press charges. "She did need to show her ID so she won’t win her lawsuit" Wrong, again. Three strikes, get out of here with your ignorance. The officers were denied qualified immunity and found to have violated her rights in a jury trial on February 14th of this year. Your opinions are contrary to the facts and should not be asserted as truths.

  • @nicholeclagget2816
    @nicholeclagget2816Ай бұрын

    This is so sickening I really can’t listen to her screams they are all cruel it’s so disgusting

  • @danielobrien1571

    @danielobrien1571

    Ай бұрын

    Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore women who grow theirs that way, describe it please?

  • @ThePEI
    @ThePEIАй бұрын

    may be a stupid question, but how can someone be arrested tor resisting arrest without another charge? To be charged with resisting arrest would; by definition mean you were being arrested for something and then... humm resist?

  • @tuckvison

    @tuckvison

    Ай бұрын

    This precedent exists specifically to give police the ability to arrest anybody they want without consequences.

  • @beththegreen

    @beththegreen

    5 күн бұрын

    Exactly, it's bullshit It's used as an excuse to justify any and all arrests when the cop realises that they're wrong/unjustified in their detaining/rough treatment of an innocent civilian, and needs to justify their actions at the expense of an innocent person, to avoid admitting they're wrong and getting held accountable

  • @kayco3185
    @kayco3185Ай бұрын

    Keisha, sorry if spelled wrong, has balls of steel! The frustration she must have felt! That whole situation gave me anxiety. I hope she won’t her lawsuit

  • @charlesstewart9246
    @charlesstewart9246Ай бұрын

    ABSOLUTE POWER CORRUPTS ABSOLUTE 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @mikentosh
    @mikentoshАй бұрын

    Qualified immunity can’t end soon enough! FTP!

  • @professorswaggamuffin7572
    @professorswaggamuffin7572Ай бұрын

    Clickbait much?

  • @samuelhofer7099

    @samuelhofer7099

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah, the cops are arguably not even in the wrong for three of these four cases, if you get the full context

  • @gennix404
    @gennix404Ай бұрын

    16:50 hey so youre COMPLETELY wrong on that, you HAVE to give the police your identification as well if they are doing a lawful investigation, or the suspect is being detained WHICH HE WAS DETAINING HER

  • @Oceaneyes-eh6vs
    @Oceaneyes-eh6vsАй бұрын

    How would these thugs like to see their mother or grandmothter being treated like this. THEY know that she's no threat, Shameful!! Downright Disgusting!

  • @twillia40
    @twillia40Ай бұрын

    Kesha Gray filed and ultimately won her lawsuit against the Shelby County officers. This happened in March of 2020 in Memphis. The officers Sargent claims that she misunderstood officer Barrett and thought he stated that Kesha’s fiancé pulled a gun on the guy that called the police when it was the other way around. Anyway, I’m glad she got justice. I had to dig to find it but I needed to know what happened to her. It was wrong on various different levels.

  • @aishalea7508
    @aishalea7508Ай бұрын

    my goodness, the pregnant lady.. what on earth right do they have to interfere at all!! she did nothing, she doesnt want to share info, there is NO good reason she should be compelled to tell them anything!!!! this is just terrifying that she was abused like this, hope she's ok, and gets revenge on that disgusting excuse for a human in a uniform

  • @kenmcdaniel4135
    @kenmcdaniel4135Ай бұрын

    What can we do? We can make our county commissioners aware and our state representatives.

  • @New_Zealand_1
    @New_Zealand_1Ай бұрын

    Theres a BIG difference between a Speeding Infringement and a Criminal

  • @danielobrien1571

    @danielobrien1571

    Ай бұрын

    Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore women that grow theirs that way, describe it please?

  • @rebelchild903
    @rebelchild903Ай бұрын

    Good old Worcester, love this representation lmfao

  • @nathansnedegar5885
    @nathansnedegar5885Ай бұрын

    Don’t run, don’t resist, don’t fight the cops

  • @user-rk3nb2tk5p
    @user-rk3nb2tk5p18 күн бұрын

    entitled officers are WORSE then entitled officers, it is soooo pathetic, and just shows how needy they are to feel powerful

  • @MayDa-ll7oe
    @MayDa-ll7oe29 күн бұрын

    I understand why the cop asked the lady again because in same states if anyone makes a complaint, you have to follow up. He was overly aggressive but she was wrong.

  • @leilakai1228
    @leilakai122814 күн бұрын

    Who’s da daddy? GOD? No sympathy for either side!

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie
    @DavidJones-ey6ieАй бұрын

    Going right back on because she is so dangerous this is sick.

  • @mikb277
    @mikb277Ай бұрын

    Pastor called him tyrants and the cop feelings got hurt so he tazed and tackled him?? What happen to freedom of speech.

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie
    @DavidJones-ey6ieАй бұрын

    Reach in her pockets? What in the hell is qrong with these cops

  • @kenmcdaniel4135
    @kenmcdaniel4135Ай бұрын

    WE need to wear a body cam. And a dashcam.

  • @LelynnsSquirrels
    @LelynnsSquirrelsАй бұрын

    years ago, he USE TO do security work.. why would he STILL have lights on his car? shouldn't they of made him remove those??

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie
    @DavidJones-ey6ieАй бұрын

    Yeah rhey were cleared by an internal investigation. I despise these kind of cops

  • @bikerleathertv
    @bikerleathertvАй бұрын

    HOW on earth have you scammed 7.23MILLION subscribers? Total clickbait thumbnail. It said that an officer said he killed his slave, yet there was not one thing in this video that was about anyone being killed nor were there any slaves. YUCK! Stop clickbaiting!!!

  • @lufcik69

    @lufcik69

    Ай бұрын

    Just get adblock, they won't get any money, or keep downvoting, or write to someone who does clips about clickbaits to make everyone know about it.

  • @mfi-cf7sp
    @mfi-cf7spАй бұрын

    4:24 “this Spanish cop right here punched me in the face” is what the preacher’s kid said 🤷🏻‍♀️ hell I thought it was about one of the preacher’s kids but it’s just a parishioner

  • @marksmith7054
    @marksmith7054Ай бұрын

    Shelby County Should be about 10 Million dollars poorer and 4 cops short on the payroll they shold all be fired including the person in the office that said to detain her.

  • @MayDa-ll7oe
    @MayDa-ll7oe29 күн бұрын

    What happened before the old lady was arrested? They didn't show, was she drunk, was she being aggressive? She apparently ignored 4 cop cars so they were over aggressive but if 4 cars are after you and you are not paying addition you do get arrested. How is making her stand endangering her health?

  • @florrenjimmo4465
    @florrenjimmo4465Ай бұрын

    yes i agree,this woman was in pain and all they cared about is arresting her an putting her in handcuffs.this is so wrong,she clearly was no threat to anyone,fer petes sake,shes a 80 year old woman,whats wrong with the police force over there.

  • @LelynnsSquirrels
    @LelynnsSquirrelsАй бұрын

    the cops end up getting familiar with alota those criminals in their area.. & that last guy was some1 they already KNEW..

  • @KarolinaKotusOfficial
    @KarolinaKotusOfficialАй бұрын

    Wtf as soon as this cop said this lady was “un-nice” 14:10 I was shocked. She was clearly scared like what in the actual hell. And she was pretty nice from what we saw like wow.

  • @samblue997
    @samblue9973 күн бұрын

    In the first video the guy infront of the baptist church did actually put his right hand behind his back right after making an accusing/threatening or sweeping gesture where he extended his arm towards the cop and imagined to sweep him away underlining it with "No you go on - You Go!". Sure it was wrong how they treated the pregnant woman inside but where I live even 15 year old youngers know if you seem hostile (e.g.: gestures, verbal tone) towards a Policeman and reach inside your pockets or behind your back/waist you got a good chance of kissing the concrete that day. I can even imagine they would have dropped him by 21 foot rule if his skin color had been darker... Sure a Cop is supposed to have better control of his emotions, but let´s face it: There´s loads of kids joining who make up insecurity with a badge and a gun.

  • @roselee4940
    @roselee4940Ай бұрын

    WHAT HAPPEND TO THE COPS ?😡

  • @TheRafinx
    @TheRafinxАй бұрын

    The commentary makes a lot of assumptions doing their voice overs.

  • @jessicabowlin7366
    @jessicabowlin736626 күн бұрын

    So we’re yanking old women out their cars by her hair for speeding

  • @TinkOutLoud
    @TinkOutLoudАй бұрын

    Allll of that just to get someone’s information??? What law is that and who made it?!? 🤯 I get that’s it’s an investigation. But they all know that’s too much.

  • @twillia40
    @twillia40Ай бұрын

    What happened with Keisha? This is really frustrating if you’re not going to give the outcome.

  • @spacehead74
    @spacehead74Ай бұрын

    The guys in the first video should go to jail for life for those accents alone.

  • @DavidJones-ey6ie
    @DavidJones-ey6ieАй бұрын

    I am so made watching these cops with the church

  • @bryanhawkins2781
    @bryanhawkins2781Ай бұрын

    Not to worry, we investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong....but yet these incidents keep happening on film......how long do you think we're going to put up with your tactics?

  • @jrjr5123
    @jrjr5123Ай бұрын

    And they're gonna be so upset when accountability falls upon them shoulders

  • @nicolejohnson9244
    @nicolejohnson9244Ай бұрын

    22:50 I think the narrator is waaay off base on a lot of these. I think it was perfectly normal and actually 100% the right thing to do to ask the man to step out of his vehicle after seeing ammo in his vehicle and when asked if he had a firearm he says, “I don’t think so”. What the narrator doesn’t realize here is that these officers have already had prior dealings w/this man who is a known racist and it’s a black officer. Why should he treat him w/kid gloves. They also looked up his record and saw that he has previously had warnings and still did not comply and I’m sure that officers notated on the other stops that he was in known prostitution areas. We can’t know what the police know and since they already know the guy, I’m sure that played into some of their questioning. It’s easy to talk shit when you don’t know what they know. Hindsight is 20/20.

  • @Mangasbjj
    @MangasbjjАй бұрын

    I love your channel but it does upset me that there is no follow up or conclusion. Like, maybe you could include (there is an internal investigation ongoing or something so we aren’t left feeling like every single one of these dirty cops weren’t even so much as yelled at for being dirty)

  • @XerouEffect13
    @XerouEffect13Ай бұрын

    20:00 i am on both sides of that one. i mean it would have gone smooth if she would have just communicated and not protected a woman beater. but also the cops had no right to put her on the ground...

  • @LelynnsSquirrels
    @LelynnsSquirrelsАй бұрын

    maybe ppl would b more believed, when ACTUAL pain was involved, if we didn't have ppl like Chloe, screamin to the top of their lungs for no reason.. (maybe if ppl were to see those 3 arrests of Chloe, like what my squirrels here recently just witnessed) .. how "free" are we here, when our arrests can b pulled up, like some kinda SoapOpera??

  • @marquis127
    @marquis127Ай бұрын

    The badge is the law. They have every right to do what they do. They can never do any wrong. Their badge makes them gods and no longer humans. Their laws are for us humans only. We humans don't stand a change against these gods.

  • @capricedowsland3068
    @capricedowsland3068Ай бұрын

    At 15:17 I thought if she's the victim and she's committed no crime she don't have to tell the officer crap. My understanding of law may be wrong by I certainly think that she has a right to not say a thing, even the Miranda rights say a "right to remain silent". Am I wrong? These cops seem to think no one has any rights and wow a cop can get away with endangerment of an unborn child? Wow!

  • @Footy_Fan
    @Footy_FanАй бұрын

    Despite my absolute love, appreciation, and admiration for law enforcement officers....I even pay for their food and drinks when I see one if I have the money, the cretinous thugs on here make me understand the whole Defund the Police movement.

  • @GucciGambino1967
    @GucciGambino1967Ай бұрын

    If that lady is pregnant, she should of stated to the officers of that condition and as an adult that is pregnant she should just cooperate... despite anything...cops are human. If you don't have a bulge it's not obvious...and she was resisting big time..

  • @angellayaright9009
    @angellayaright9009Ай бұрын

    WTH? The preacher brought it on himself by giving attitude and acting aggressive while the police were trying to investigate the complaint. I don't blame them for wanting to put him in cuffs, the only problem is he decided to take off instead. The others then jumped in trying to defend him and caused more chaos. If everyone just acted like an adult in the first place none of this would have happened. I see why the police were called in the first place with all those hot heads. Is the narrator even watching the same video???? Those were not dirty cops. The second one with the elderly lady is cut off and you can't even see what happened. I have seen plenty of videos of people her age being aggressive to very polite cops. Kicking, biting. Just because they are old doesn't mean they are frail or follow commands. So this is bogus too. And soooo many people fake injuries when cuffed. You see it alllll the time in these body cam videos. So they may have thought she was just faking like most others do. Sad. Especially if she really didn't do anything to be arrested, but we can't tell because this video was intentionally cut. The fact that it's cut off tells me this was done on purpose just to make it seem like it is something it's not. Considering the first two were BS and weren't really dirty cop videos, I'm not watching the rest. Click bait and misrepresenting videos. I hate crap like this on youtube.

  • @user-bz4gx2ht7g
    @user-bz4gx2ht7gАй бұрын

    This is appalling and gives every good officer a black eye for this abuse of authority. This is why you generally get no respect. Shame on them. And how many hours did that 67 year old woman have to suffer with a dislocated shoulder before she was allowed medical attention?

  • @krisshaw9464
    @krisshaw9464Ай бұрын

    I would have to say that the majority of cops become crooked because absolute power absolutely corrupts I'm sure that's not always the case absolutely not but in most cases it does seem that they have some type of temperament or power complex

  • @gennix404
    @gennix404Ай бұрын

    Nah im on the 2nd cops' sides, just because shes a frail old lady doesnt mean she dont have to follow the same exact laws we do so she needs to face the same exact consequence

  • @pamelamartinez379
    @pamelamartinez379Ай бұрын

    Misery loves company glad I live in California

  • @kristinakierstead8382
    @kristinakierstead8382Ай бұрын

    I support law enforcement but these cops suck!!

  • @juliareuschel3539
    @juliareuschel3539Ай бұрын

    Ich liebe deinen Content und vor allem deine Stimme, beste!

  • @xv7598
    @xv7598Ай бұрын

    The police cost taxpayers millions of dollars a year. It is time to demand more thorough screening as well as training. The police operate in a manner similar to organised crime.

  • @Yggi2424
    @Yggi2424Ай бұрын

    END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY NOW

  • @samuelhofer7099
    @samuelhofer7099Ай бұрын

    Conveniently, the only story you give the full context of - the first one - is the one where the cops were actually in the wrong. For the second story though, that old woman took over 13 minutes to pull over. You make it sound like they escalated it without reason, but most police departments are trained to take people not pulling over right away as a very suspicious action. Not to mention, you just gloss over the fact there were several cars there already - that doesn't just happen, they would've had to call it in to dispatch, and backup would've only arrived after several minutes. For the third case, in the state this occurred in, the police must pursue a domestic report whether or not the victim wishes to files charges. I have no clue where you got the information they don't have to ID in a domestic case, but that's a per state basis, please double check in the future. Also, not only was this woman was still committing a crime by refusing to ID, she was also resisting by walking away from a detention, and committed battery by swinging at officers. I would hardly call it "man handling" when she's screaming and slapping the officer's hands away from herself. Sure, she's not really hurting anyone, but she's still escalating and was getting physical. Also gonna be blunt here on the last one, were you on the pipe when you voiced over it, or did you pick the wrong clip? The cops were never racist to this man, or body shamed him. They never even made fun of him for being an uber driver, just pointed out they recognized him as a serial speeder. And he basically invited them, without just saying it, to pull him out of the vehicle and search it - not only did he not uninstall security equipment he supposedly had from a job he no longer works at, but he gave a way too big response to the ammo question. It's common sense if an officer asks if you have drugs, weapons, etc in the car, you leave it at a flat yes or no - do not give them a reason to think anything is wrong. I don't know how you can remotely flip it as them being assertive or rude when his response was "I used to have a gun, but i don't think so. If i did though, it'd be right here [under my arm] in the center console", that is possibly the dumbest way you could respond when a cop asks if you have a gun. And they were targeting him for no reason? come on dude, aside from them recognizing him as having problems with police in the past, he started of as very rude, may be committing a misdemeanor with those security lights, gave a dodgy answer to the gun question, then on top of that lied to those officers faces, and accidentally admitted to tipping off a friend about a search warrant. Also, you clearly don't care about consistency, just want to make a cop bad video, but where's that title coming from anyways?

  • @natesofla8891
    @natesofla8891Ай бұрын

    She has flat tires

  • @felicityarmstrong7449
    @felicityarmstrong7449Ай бұрын

    What happened to the most expensive private jets video and most expensive yachts video I want that back on now

  • @markcutting6504
    @markcutting6504Ай бұрын

    What big men!throwing a 67 year old woman around.what heroes😫😓🤒

  • @bcnuqt
    @bcnuqtАй бұрын

    What the hell how do you clear bullshit like this now I’m worried there’s still police officers. Dear God.

  • @angelaholmes6374
    @angelaholmes6374Ай бұрын

    So four car and she was to think it was for her and when the officers said it I could hear the racism in his laugh

  • @Sk1ndredd
    @Sk1ndreddАй бұрын

    What kind of pastor says “oh my God”?

  • @TheAlexSmith17

    @TheAlexSmith17

    Ай бұрын

    This one apparently....doiiiiii

  • @alanastrickland-fisher5829
    @alanastrickland-fisher5829Ай бұрын

    Unnice?!?

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