"It wasn't our best day." We usually get away with violating citizen's rights.

@rsmith3062

12 күн бұрын

Not our best day, we got caught this time.

@paulkinder6053

12 күн бұрын

🎯

@benimarusasaka9127

12 күн бұрын

The dude was literally plain clothed so i believe they do this alot

@pbrstreetgang73

11 күн бұрын

True words! 💯

@turtletruth

11 күн бұрын

POLICE drain the wealth and freedoms from honorable taxpayers FORCING loss of jobs, credit, home, marriage, and desire to continue living after complete financial ruin. In contrast, the police convert taxpayers into welfare recipients! ($10,000 to $100.000 to prove innocence in court!) Police often say "The initial arresting process is the punishment", and they would be right ...! (POLICE encounter's seldom if ever benefit the taxpayer!) - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

The cops should have faced assault and kidnapping charges.

@Beast_from_the_middle_east

13 күн бұрын

Qualified immunity.

@vs-ot6rt

13 күн бұрын

COPS: We investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing. Let the Courts decide.

@l_burn

13 күн бұрын

​@@Beast_from_the_middle_east that's not what qualified immunity means, it only protects police from civil action

@user-nz5iz9ce8o

13 күн бұрын

@@l_burn and the union protects the rest

@wjf0ne

12 күн бұрын

@@l_burn So cops cannot be held responsible for their own actions with the blame being put unto the city and any monies awarded being paid for my the public.

Officers need to pay the settlement, not the taxpayers.

@MrBeevee5

11 күн бұрын

At the very least, share in the cost.

@gordonbaxley1583

9 күн бұрын

Sell the squad car they left running

@zeena8091

4 күн бұрын

Insurance is paying for that...

@frankbowman22

3 күн бұрын

The cops need to pay the full amount not us taxpayers and the cops need to lose their qualified immunity in fact not one cop in the United States deserves qualified immunity they need to be held accountable just like we are

Nothing will change as long as the taxpayer is paying the lawsuit settlements.

@bobthetitanic

13 күн бұрын

It's We the People,we are financially responsible.

@DanBoyd1111

13 күн бұрын

IT'S THE SAME THING​@@bobthetitanic! 🙄🤣

@jimchoate6912

13 күн бұрын

Doesn't seem like anybody wants it to change. People keep voting for this. So, till that changes, well..

@grunt98444

13 күн бұрын

More like it is paid by the agency's liability insurance company. It only effects them /you if the judgement is more than the policy will cover.

@dew12u

12 күн бұрын

You don't really think that you'll see that money back in your check if they make the cop pay a settlement? At least when a citizen wins a suit I get to see where my taxes are going.

Back the blue till it happens to you.

@werenotfree6412

13 күн бұрын

I was just getting ready to say the exact same thing

@denniscook512

13 күн бұрын

I live by this

@roymartin3002

13 күн бұрын

I keep them at arms length and judge accordingly. No benefit of the doubt is given from me unless its earned by them.

@littlemonkey5696

13 күн бұрын

Yes indeed

@The-KP

12 күн бұрын

"Occasionally we miss the mark." These cops blew a fuse and intentionally violated this guy's constitutional rights.

250k from tax payers and not the oath breakers. End qualified immunity. Make cops carry insurance

@mrsentinel4911

13 күн бұрын

Go after the insurance of the Judges that are extending immunity by filing criminal complaints against the judges that protect them.

@user-ug6ti3op3x

13 күн бұрын

I have been advocating that LEO'S like most professionals have to have a personal liability insurance . What makes LEO'S any different that certain professionals to not have insurance ?

@So-U-Say...

13 күн бұрын

It's NOT QI, if they're held accountable at the dept'l & criminal level, (DA), there would be NO NEED for QI, don't ppl get THIS???

@pcnetworks1292

13 күн бұрын

They DO have a "bond" ! I have asked a couple of YT attorneys to explain to their viewers just what is the threshold and procedure to go against their bond. So far I get crickets from the YT attorneys

@optimumperformance

13 күн бұрын

You get what you voted for.

Settlements need to start coming from police pensions.

@kevinscott4081

13 күн бұрын

And lock them up.

@rodneymyers5114

12 күн бұрын

I 100% agree with this. If they all had to pay when a few do this you just might see other officers stop this kid of craziness.

@mistergrinch100

12 күн бұрын

Pensions are taxpayer funded. If they get low on funds, they'll just tax you more. The money should come out of these dipshits pockets

@ct5625

11 күн бұрын

@@rodneymyers5114 Let's be real about this. If it did start coming out of their pocket they would all go on strike and demand a pay rise to cover the costs instead of ever changing their criminal actions. American policing needs to be rebuilt from the ground up because the system itself is fatally flawed. It's going to require a total cultural change with a new generation of cops who understand what accountability is, and know they will face consequences for their actions. This will mean removing almost every sheriff who came up in this corrupt system.

@jerrysockets8154

6 күн бұрын

Their Pension, their budget and the unions!!!

The 250k should come out of the sheriff's budget.

@eatsnopaste

13 күн бұрын

at the bare minimum...

@Thorsoak

13 күн бұрын

Should come out of the retirement funds of the whole department! Maybe then they’ll hold each-other accountable instead of covering for each-other!

@kevinscott4081

13 күн бұрын

And they should be in jail for the crimes against the guy.

@petergeh9584

13 күн бұрын

City council: "Nope, its coming out of taxpayers. Period."

@JanBruunAndersen

12 күн бұрын

The sheriffs budget comes from the tax payers, so...

Everyone of these officers need to be held accountable.

@dyates6380

13 күн бұрын

Every one. Second grade class.

@patverum9051

13 күн бұрын

They will get "more" training...that infers they had any training to start with..

@MatthewHensley8304

13 күн бұрын

how can that happen when so many people take the pay off and empty promise of doing better next time.

@johnbauman4005

13 күн бұрын

​@@patverum9051*implies

@timclements-dh9sq

13 күн бұрын

The settlements should be from their pensions.

How about firing the deputies as part of the lawsuit since there is zero accountability.

@Horwitz86

13 күн бұрын

That’ll fix it! It’s about bad apples definitely not just a function of having a set of armed guards who exist to protect the wealthy. Every person who puts the badge on becomes an enemy of the people.

@Andy-te1mw

13 күн бұрын

No accountability should be their motto

@clintmatthews3500

12 күн бұрын

Clearly they aren't needed for actual policing since so many of them had the opportunity to be involved in assaulting and kidnapping a harmless man who'd done nothing illegal.

@badgercdlyons

12 күн бұрын

You heard the sheriff's statement. Even in light of the settlement he's still in denial they did anything wrong. He won't fire anyone of his boys.

@joeswartz8286

12 күн бұрын

@@clintmatthews3500 Yes, you would think at least half of them would be eating donuts somewhere.

Abolish Qualified Immunity and make the cops actually pay for their illegal activities instead of the taxpayers.

@Snarksneeze

13 күн бұрын

When an officer violates your civil rights (4th Amendment, here), they lose their immunity and can be personally sued

@isagsd5502

13 күн бұрын

The problem is these seven dumb shits don’t even realize they violated his civil rights. Part of the problem is poor training.

@kevinallies1014

12 күн бұрын

That’s not really true. Qualified immunity is a legal defense. Obviously it doesn’t stop you from suing them but once it is allowed by the court your suit is moot.

@brkbtjunkie

12 күн бұрын

@@Snarksneezethis is not the case. There are a number of criteria that have to be proven for QI to be nullified.

@Snarksneeze

12 күн бұрын

@@brkbtjunkie I have watched tons of hearings on the subject. A single violation is all that's required.

I don’t know what’s worse, the deprivation of rights under color of law by about 1/2 dozen officers, or the Chief LYING saying his rights weren’t violated. I’m not even a lawyer and I can identify at least 5 different ways his rights were violated. Leaving him soiled for 4+ hours…are you f*cling kidding me?!? Chief should resign in DISGRACE and his officers should face federal charges under 18 USC 242 AND 241.

@chrondog18

13 күн бұрын

If I can love this I would

@Charity4Chokora

12 күн бұрын

18 U.S.C. § 241. 242, is an Epstein in law, no senior nugget mining happened.

@glundgren2097

11 күн бұрын

If their victim was black the feds would have jumped at the chance to investigate everything!

@kdlev4903

10 күн бұрын

As always cops claim " we investigated ourselves and found we did no wrong said the fox standing outside the chicken coop with blood on its face and feathers in its mouth ".

Under arrest for obstruction is always the dumbest charge officers make. It’s literally the charge they always make in illegal arrests. All obstruction charges should be reviewed by an outside party

@nismo2070

13 күн бұрын

Right!?? It's similar to resisting arrest. If it's an ILLEGAL detainment, a citizen has every right to resist. We are not a police state. YET.

@RiverRat-2112

13 күн бұрын

@@nismo2070 Either one of those is an automatic not guilty on all charges from me as a juror.

@salvadorvizcarra769

13 күн бұрын

Yup... But, this Police ABUSE happened in China, in Korea, or maybe it happened in Cuba. This Tyranny didn't happen here, at home, in US, cuz we live in the "Land of Freedom". Right? (I'm using SARCASM, okay?).

@salvadorvizcarra769

13 күн бұрын

@@nismo2070 Why do I feel FEAR when a Cop approaches me, when I should feel SAFE in the presence of a Police Officer?

@denisemadison1298

11 күн бұрын

@@nismo2070 Usually "Stop resisting" is yelled at people they have knocked out or killed as well.....

$250,000 is no were near enough. $1 million, plus lawyer fees, sounds about right.

@rsmith3062

12 күн бұрын

AND feed them some ex-lax and let them sit in their own filth for 6 hours.

@rk-us3zl

6 күн бұрын

the victim decided it was enough. He didn't have to settle and could have gone to court for a million plus lawyer fees. He was happy with it.

The DA should also be charged for not dropping the charges for a year.

@idontdohumans5950

5 күн бұрын

Right 😢

250K should’ve been doubled.

@scottdecowski4913

11 күн бұрын

Which is why the cops will keep doing it

@kellyperry7745

10 күн бұрын

Quadrupled.

His first mistake was having any trust in the police to do the right thing.

Sure, they settled! It's not THEIR money. They don't GAF

Takes a sick minded individual to be a cop

@trisertricordoh2127

9 күн бұрын

I hate how people lump all of a group based on the few bad apples that get plastered all over the news. Yes there are bad cops, but there are good ones as well that doesn't try to do something like that. Would you like it if people started to say all Germans are still National Socialists even today, because of their past leaders. Note you never see news reports on the good cops only the ones that help the defund the police narrative, ever notice that?

When you fumble...then the entire court system should come down on them.

Given Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford's response that this was nothing more than an inadvertent "fumble" by his deputies means there will be no punishment, no adverse consequences, and he will e-mail his deputies a copy of the US Constitution for them to read at their leisure. When his deputies "fumble", they "fumble" away $250,000 of taxpayers money. Money that doesn't come out of his pocket or his department.

@RiverRat-2112

13 күн бұрын

His response guarantees that rights violations is standard procedure.

@ohhhface619

11 күн бұрын

Vote him out!!!!

The fact that all the officers acted in lockstep together tells you that there was nothing unusual or out of the ordinary in their abuse. Things won't change until the chief is replaced, or the chief is forced to adopt a Zero Tolerance policy.

"I wasn't an activist until they made me one!"

@nismo2070

13 күн бұрын

EXACTLY. I always obeyed the law and respected law enforcement. Until I had something stolen and had to interact with the police. I was already their prime suspect because they thought I was doing some kind of insurance fraud. Doesn't matter that I gave them 4k video of the person that took the item with their name and current location. I have yet to personally meet a competent police officer.

@howlinwulf

13 күн бұрын

Its EASIER if you are the suspect. Facts. ​@@nismo2070

@TheMakersMarkTSF

12 күн бұрын

@@nismo2070 I am not sure if you are aware, but there is an IQ requirement to become a cop and if you exceed it they will not hire you!

@clovercaledwych6131

11 күн бұрын

Same here. Currently in a legal battle over an alleged DUI. Cop insisted I was intoxicated by legally prescribed medications. Doctor insists that’s impossible and the toxicology report was clean. The charges will probably be dropped but I’m still out several thousand dollars. According to my lawyer I can’t sue because the cop had a “reasonable suspicion” and that’s all he needs. This flabby roided-out tattooed pig just wanted to up his arrest numbers and I was an easy target. I was wary about cops before….now, I’m their sworn enemies.

@mrcapguy5554

9 күн бұрын

@@clovercaledwych6131Sorry to hear of your troubles. Good luck.

Remember .. if you fumble and have a bad day, you are arrested and have a criminal record for life. When they fumble and have a bad day… you are arrested, battered, humiliated, and have to fight to not have a criminal record for life.

Pay out from police pension fund

Every cop involved belongs in prison.

Paid with tax dollars

I need backup!! It's a grey haired old man that scared me!! Will ten be enough?

@patverum9051

13 күн бұрын

And always moaning about being understaffed, while clearly they got twice the cops needed.

So the taxpayers are on the hook for yet another payout because of officers...these officers need to be fired for assault.

@JeffC-fq1be

12 күн бұрын

Just fired???

@russell2952

11 күн бұрын

STOP saying that! Firing isn't a criminal punishment. They need to be charged and sentenced for the assault.

@user-mb7fw3wm2y

9 күн бұрын

Arrested!!!! Just like you or me would have been 😡😡😡🖕

So nothing happened to the corrupt pigs but the citizens have to foot the bill

@XJWill1

12 күн бұрын

As they should. The "citizens" voted for the government that hired those cops and continues to allow those cops to get away with their crimes. The "citizens" need to wake up and vote for politicians, prosecutors, judges, and sheriffs who will fix the broken system. Maybe if taxes go up to fund lots of settlements, people will eventually wake up and choose their votes more carefully.

“This wasn’t our best day.”…. Dude, this is EVERY day.

That was the entire force hassling a 70 year old man. How pathetic

"MOST interactions go well" ? and he is happy with that?

@glundgren2097

11 күн бұрын

Most is 51%!

Settling out of court is NOT "accountability"... 🙄

The fact that any of those cops are still alive is proof that there is no justice in this country.

Earning the hate. Abolish qualify immunity ASAP

So Officers...which one did you not trample on...Every person is a criminal in their eyes PERIOD!!!!!!

@user-ug6ti3op3x

13 күн бұрын

Except their own .

@salvadorvizcarra769

13 күн бұрын

Yup... But, this Police ABUSE happened in China, in Korea, or maybe it happened in Cuba. This Tyranny didn't happen here, at home, in US, cuz we live in the "Land of Freedom". Right? (I'm using SARCASM, okay?).

It still amazes me how many police officers don't know the law or understand the Constitution. And the tax payers pay for the officers actions. This is more officers losing the trust and respect from the people

@tonyott1377

13 күн бұрын

You wouldn't let a plumber or electrician work on you house if they didn't know their jobs!!! So why are continuing to allow law enforcement who doesn't know the LAW be out there taking away people's MONEY, FREEDOM and in some cases LIVES???? We the People DEMAND BETTER!! ABOLISH QUALIFIED IMMUNTIY

@patverum9051

13 күн бұрын

In cop kindy most time is spent on: How to escalate ANY situation.

@grunt98444

13 күн бұрын

They know. They just don't care (as long as their qualified immunity is in place).

@kevinscott4081

13 күн бұрын

It wasn't even that they didn't know the law. The plain clothes cop was hurt by the old guy talking to him like he deserved and it was retaliation. That is all this is and they should all go to jail. Nothing lawful about any of it. All criminal.

@rick4580

13 күн бұрын

This ignorance of the law is how they get away with claiming qualified immunity.

LOOK AT THEM ALL PRESSED UP AGAINST HIM!! FOR LOOKING IN A COP CAR?? SICKENING!

Did she really mispronounce "policing" as "policy-ing"?

WHO, was Charged or, Disciplined for this ???

@jacknoe4024

13 күн бұрын

The same person as always with these situations, the victim. Cops need to be held accountable and the men who assaulted, battered, and falsely imprisoned the victim in this will not be. Only he will face any real punishment or discipline, simply for the "crime" of not breaking any laws.

@pbrstreetgang73

11 күн бұрын

The sheriff investigated and found no wrongdoing, and awarded them medals of constitutional merit

@maplifiers

11 күн бұрын

Only the victim

The utter refusal to take any real accountability and admit to what they actually did wrong is just one of the worst parts of this. Always, 100% of the time, they just deflect, deny, change the topic anything but take responsibility

"Arrested for obstruction". You know they got nothing on you

@Tom_Losh

13 күн бұрын

Next question should be what law did he break that required the police action he allegedly obstructed?

@jasoninman9824

11 күн бұрын

One of my favorite things to ask a cop is how many resisting, disorderly conduct or obstruction arrests they've made this year.

It’s about time something gets done. Thank you for reporting it and educating the viewers

A wrongful arrest is a, say it with me, Kidnapping. There is no accountability until people go to prison for this serious felony.

How many cops were involved in his arrest? And not one of them questioned the legality? So yes, ... they absolutely DO trample on citizens' rights.

Cop: ", not my money. Who gives a f**k"

@Vazzini42

13 күн бұрын

And they get paid to do the "training" as well. All settlements should come from the cops pension fund. Watch how fast they figure out right and wrong when their money is on the line.

@Dominick_Calvitto.

7 күн бұрын

SCUMBAGS

Back the blue until it happens to you.

It won't stop until these bad cops go to jail.

$250k paid for by the taxpayers, because of Ada Sheriffs. Fire them ALL! They trampled his rights! Now he has a taste of what all American citizens, especially those in lower income neighborhoods have been dealing with for 100 years! Also want to point out, this gentleman was there to be a good citizen, and properly dispose of old medications WELCOMED by the Sheriff dept. Plain clothes officers should always identify themselves before they start with official business. Furthermore, the vehicles should NOT be left running, and it was a public/open parking lot! Shame on Ada Sheriffs. Their PR response missed the mark too-

Publicly name all the police officers involved in the false arrest.

nothing can be made worse when Police interfere...!

@grunt98444

13 күн бұрын

Sadly true. Calling 911 is a crapshoot, you might get the services your paid for or just as likely get arrested, jailed or dead.

Remember folks, good Cops don't need Qualified Immunity!

Believing this incident to be unintentional it seems officers have no idea how to handle any given situation with other than the use of violence. Sadly this is typical of police today. The officers suffered NO personal loss from this although all involved committed several felonies as well as civil rights violations. If police start getting charged and jailed on a routine basis this type behavior will stop.

They don't realize how many activist they've made.

Wow. I’m an officer and will say without hesitation that the Chief is full of 💩.

We should not allow Law Enforcement to treat citizens like this. Where are our legislators?

@pbrstreetgang73

11 күн бұрын

They brag on “backing the blue”

@JBS2018

11 күн бұрын

Busy treating their jobs as opportunities to get rich instead of treating it as an honor to serve their communities.

Moral of story, keep your meds and stay away from the po,po.

Cant spell badge without bad

@johnbauman4005

13 күн бұрын

Nice.

Part of what they did to him was to INTENTIONALLY humiliate him.

This is what a state sponsored gang looks like. These gang members need to be dealt with one way or another.

"It wasn't our best day" That sad thing is it was just a regular day of criminals with badges pounding down on citizens that refused to go to their knees for them.

More heros to respect.

@salvadorvizcarra769

13 күн бұрын

More SARCASM? Again?

More taxpayers' dollars being wasted, training officers on what they should already know.

@babydriver8134

12 күн бұрын

Something they should have been taught as children.

They ALWAYS treat people who are not police or immediate family as criminals.

And who pays the bill?: Taxpayers of your community. Are the perpetrators ever held accountable? No, because they have qualified immunity, unlike other criminals, meaning the taxpayer gets the bill every time. Hope you enjoy supporting your local cops, and paying for their mistakes. This is YOUR doing, the taxpayer who doesn't care or pay attention.

@trinalittlefield6294

6 күн бұрын

Even without qualified immunity we'd still be footing the bill in most cases because government officials are covered by indemnification. Qualified immunity is what typically prevents lawsuits from moving forward. Even once the court decides the officer isn't entitled to qualified immunity because of established case law, the taxpayers still pay because usually good old indemnification kicks in. According to a study done by NYU Law, police officers are virtually always indemnified: During the study period, governments paid approximately 99.98% of the dollars that plaintiffs recovered in lawsuits alleging civil rights violations by law enforcement. Law enforcement officers in the study never satisfied a punitive damages award entered against them and almost never contributed anything to settlements or judgments-even when indemnification was prohibited by law or policy, and even when officers were disciplined, terminated, or prosecuted for their conduct.

Mr Heikkola has seen the reality of how aggressive US policing in the US really is. He gets it now. He has seen the light.

@firewater365

8 күн бұрын

He ONLY GOT it after he got treated the way he has likely seen others, but dismissed that treatment for reasons you know why...

@shenmisheshou7002

8 күн бұрын

@@firewater365 Indeed he did, but that is simply because he likely never had this kind of encounter before. Cops do this every day in the US, but the victims are disproportionally black and Hispanic. I am betting that Mr Heikkola now has a far better appreciation of what minority communities have faced for many decades and the lives it has destroyed. Cops can turn looking into a car a life threatening and life changing event. He knows this now, and he won't ever be able to unsee the outrageous behavior of cops.

And cops still wonder why they're hated...

The taxpayers are held accountable, the cops didn't pay anything, not even attorneys fees.

When will communities demand. more education in law. For. Police

The worst from cops is yet to come. Too much power for people who are too emotional to be in positions of authority.

Disgusting! how long are judges and da’s going to let this kind of stuff go on? It’s insane that the worst criminals in the nation seem to be police!

@maplifiers

11 күн бұрын

Until they have personal consequences and not a moment before.

This is sickening what a bunch of incompetent criminals .

So...6...7 bad apples. How big is the department?

@4ager505

13 күн бұрын

Why do you assume these are the only "bad apples" in the department?

@danielboone8435

13 күн бұрын

@@4ager505 Where did I say that? Yall manufacturers need to start reading before you comment.

@4ager505

13 күн бұрын

@@danielboone8435 I'm not sure what a manufacturer is on here, but I don't think I am one. To clarify my earlier question...I assume that seeing 6 or 7 would indicate many more of same type in the department. Perhaps, even a majority, and very possibly corrupted leadership at all levels. So if that is your definition of a manufacturer, yes...I am one.

@danielboone8435

13 күн бұрын

@@4ager505 I have a feeling that if you had a dime for every time something someone said went over your head that you would be able to buy KZread.

@4ager505

13 күн бұрын

@@danielboone8435 I have plenty of money to satisfy my needs and wants...but I'm not interested in YT all that much. It's like going to a sleazy bar, I don't meet very nice people on here...lots of mouthy show offs who think they are cool.

$1MILLION SHOULD HAVE BEEN AWARDED.

If it were me, it would be a settlement with stipulations for termination of the officers involved.

Really really love this story it is an honest looking one not somebody out trying to pick and pokey but an actual case where these fools power mad fools get out there and do the things they do the very reason qualified immunity should be abolished!

@doloreschansey9556

14 күн бұрын

I agree.

the blue wall of silence speaks volumes... the sheriff's statement was insulting and pathetic

Has anyone settling these cases out of court ever considered requiring all police to take indepth constitutional law to know what they swear an oath to

Good for this courageous citizen!! Very proud of him!!

They interact with people every day. That is true. And they treat everyone with the same crappy attitude. They are not your friends.

Great job on reporting clear and concise information, clear clean diction, got high hopes for you lady.

*_4:15_**_ If you REALLY ARE INTERESTED... do some INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM, and look up FIRST AMENDMENT AUDITORS._*

@brianbickle7395

13 күн бұрын

The ex cons felons SO and DV perps pretending to be journalists??

These cops were not held to account, the taxpayers were. It's doubtful that the response of the officers was more than a shrug, then business as usual.

Always remember: "Back the blue until it happens to you!"

@pbrstreetgang73

11 күн бұрын

💯

Settlement should have been for no less than $100,000,000. Nothing less will force any change.

He did not get enough compensation for what they did to him! 😡

*0:30** She looks surprised.*

10% of the payouts should come from the officers involved.

They call it a fumble 😢 every deputy and jailer should be prosecuted and have to pay the settlement

judge Dredd -Will Be On the Streets, and No Trial Will Be Needed, Judge Dredd , judge, jury and Executioner, it's already happening in the USA.

All cowards wear badges

I am just glad that these things are coming into the light...

In Canada we take expired drugs to the pharmacy to get disposed of.

@howlinwulf

13 күн бұрын

Hey the cops pocket them for parties or everyday use. Always ask your pharmacy to dispose of them. They have all kinds of expired drugs and they will also get rid of yours.

Back the Blue until it happens to you!

shame !! just comply w/these heroes true manly men!

Good reporting! Very courageous for him to speak out. It's absolutely disgusting that officers think they can treat people this way.

Deputy William Clark thinks the deputies acted "kind" to the poor fella. The D.A.'s office is just as guilty.

Wow this is good reporting. Feels fresh to see it. They did not seem bias. Real reporters

THIS MUST STOP !