It's because he's not black.

Or it's because the police get away with everything. Happens to black people all the time and most is tired of it so they're doing something. But atleast now people like you can see there's a problem and maybe do something 🤔

@@JohnSmith-de4mg that make no sense because there are way too many cases where officers shoot and kill and unarmed black person and they get away with it so shut up.

@@ryanturner4101 please give me 10 cases where they shot and killed an unarmed black man who didn't attack them. please I would love you to find me 5. you know what find me 3. once you do that realize that there are over 100million police interactions each year. in fact white people are more likely to be killed by cops per violent crime(notice how 0 people have asked for the numbers, if you want I can give you the numbers). you can just listen to the media and pretend like all cops abuse power or use your brain and realize that there are a few bad apples. If you think all cops are abusive and get away with it then why aren't you mad at kamal. she imprisoned thousands of African Americans for weed then admitted and laughed that she smoked it herself while on the breakfast club but you don't seem to care that she is our VP, bc the media isn't on her ass like they should be. She is considered a super cop and yet yall voted her as our VP. even Shaun king, one of the biggest blm activists said "I'll be frank and tell you, two Democrats, that I am 99% sure I won't be supporting - primarily because of their dismal history on criminal justice reform over the course of their entire careers, Joe Biden & Kamala Harris. They both helped build & advance mass incarceration. " he said all this while Donald signed a prison reform act. guess who his enemy was when November came.(not a trump supporter just pointing out the facts) if I haven't screamed it enough yet to you then let me just say it. it's one big political game. They give you an enemy (the police) bc their job is extremely hard at times and when things go wrong they go really bad or at least can look really bad on camera, sparking everyone's emotions distracting them from the real problems such as social-economic problems and corrupt politicians. democratic politicians told us "we must defund the police." once they get enough support and defunded NYC, NYC turned to madness. The month they defunded murder went up 50% compared to the same month a year earlier. you know how Asian hate is up 150% nationally, well NYC it is up 833% according to the same study and you can find articles saying that they aren't even reporting all the hate crime in NYC. have you heard anything about that? of course not, you get liberal media. maybe you heard that they aren't reporting hate crime but do you see my point? Democrats have put down the black community for their vote all the way from food stamps and welfare to planned parenthood, and now they are defunding the police telling them things will get better while sweeping NYC accomplishments under the rug. does it actually sound like things are getting better? to me, it really sounds like they created an enemy(especially based on the fact that each year unarmed men are getting shot at lower and lower rates and the fact we have more black police chiefs than ever.) then gave a solution that makes things worse so the cycle can continue. do we think we are going to get rid of our bad apples by giving cops less to work with?

@@matthewbanse8781 Tamir rice, Eric Garner, Sandra Blane, Philando Casttile, Alton sterling, Freddie gray, Micheal brown, Rodney King, shall I continue? ooh and to debunk what you just said about Kamla Harris she pushed for programs that helped people find jobs instead of putting them in prison, came up with a criminals justice reform bill to end solitary confinement an get rid of the death penalty.

Terrorism

Violent crime exactly. Tazing a man on the ground multiple time.

I believe the term that applies most appropriately in this case is sexual sadism. Often considered by experts as a precursor to serial homicide. US DOJ should have been brought in on this. The primary chargeable violation is obvious but conspiracy doesnt seem to be a reach as well. Add obstruction of justice and garnish with Federal Civil Rights violations. Flavor with conspiracy atop the obstruction charges. Serve cold and consider RICO violations as an appropriate dessert .

Look it’s in a parking lot city driving law are not required on private property! Then hand signals still can work! Cops must stop!

@@Rafattak Original comment: It's not terrorism 😂😂😂 Edit on 9th Jan 2022: This is absolutely terrorism, I do take back what I have said, I think definitely nowadays. When I see comments like this from the past it makes me hate what I used to say.

yep, that's exactly it... so disgusting

The double standards are disgusting

Police are above the law

Bingo

if they survived that far

source?

Yeah a criminal can do the same thing and they do.wonder if they put him in the court house how many crimes could he dig up there???

I was just thinking that too

That's a master piece what you right there! LOL

Sahara

he can pull crimes out of peoples asses while tazing their nuts.

And jailed

That's exactly what the brand new list is for just to make sure that you do not hire them once they're on the Brady list they can never get a job and law enforcement again, that's exactly what the regulus is for, so even more lies from the prosecutors right

Exactly when they sign a report its legally a "sworn" statement by officer and should be treated as a statement given under oath on the stand.

They can do what they want (as proof shows), qualified immunity say's so ?

Yeah they should be blacklisted

BOOM. This is key. Signal or not ....guy didn't have to ID. This is absolutely criminal.

Even thou he's not even the driver

Tazed his balls thats crazy

Yeah...as he grows into Adulthood, you think he's going to Love the Cops, or Hate them? I'm fairly sure which way he's gonna go!

His poor babies had to see that mess

@@JArt872 Yes. Exactly. He wasn't the driver. So he can't be accused of not using his turn signal -- because he *WASN'T THE DRIVER.* This police stop was obviously a pretextual stop. The cops were looking for any petty excuse to harass, brutalize, search, and arrest another victim.

If a cop saw a civilian doing to another what he did, he would shoot that person and be hailed as a hero.

Yes, and pulling his pants down and tasing him in the balls is sexual assault.

@@potatoking2217 exactly, that man is a disgusting perv, he had no business pulling someone’s pants down, that itself should be fire-able then it’s even worse that he tazed him there. 100% aggravated sexual assault.

Not jail. This would be prison time.

This is 🇺🇸

Lkr 😆 💯

If the one guy can find crime everywhere, have the remainder of the officers just been sitting back?

Self snitching at it finest

Exactly what happened to me. Got it all dismissed and thrown out immediately when I showed up in a suit with a very powerful lawyer. That cop was a literally the worst human and had the most arrest in our town as well.‘just a total POS. I hope that dude get what he deserves. Purest kind of evil.

Fr 💯

Welcome to America

@@lazzzym3xican768 i am so happy that i am a german citizen and dont have to deal with this kinda things, its baffeling to see

@@hingewichsterfick I am in germany, living for last 4 years, never ever have to worry about my own safety. Have met few officers, one even asked for my id, me being curious, I asked him a few questions back too. He replied to all my questions, pretty much like having a normal chit chat with a stranger/colleague. Its only after watching US cops videos I realize how fortunate we are with german policing.

Long live the USSR

@@saurabheights What also surprises me is how "gentle" they are here? If you get pulled over in the US, Lights on, maybe siren, you have to keep the hands on the steering wheel. But here, just the "STOP POLIZEI" and thats all you get basically, you could probably leave the car without a problem and talk with them lol

No matter what the situation is, I'd rather call the fire department; they don't care what neighborhood you live in😔

I actually cheer when they die

@@bjornyesterday2562 No, wish them what they deserve; wishing bad luck on others, is a waste of time.!!!!

@@daisyterry9508 what if those two things are not mutually exclusive

@@bjornyesterday2562 "IF"!🤔

@ Nicholas Sadly you are correct. Every cop in his chain command should be terminated immediately. And officer Schneider should spend the rest of his days behind bars. But it's the good ol boy network so very little will happen

We reviewed ourselves and found out that we didn't do nothing wrong. Basically

It’s called testi-lying

Those who look for fights typically find them.

I instantly thought he can always make up a crime.

Exactly

I was thinking that same statement when I saw that. You don't just 'find crime.' If someone is arresting other people left and right, either they are absolute godsends, or they're just randomly arresting people. And it's likely the latter.

Exactly

can anyone enlighten me; what was the offense? as an Indian this is super foreign to me.

I was about to give a long form answer, but I don't want to keep you here all day. So I'll make it the short one: In the US, you have rights. The police can not do things like for example, just pull you over when you are driving. They need to have a reason to pull you over, otherwise they need a warrant from the courts. Now, a broken tail light is a reason to pull you over. Expired tags are a reason to pull you over. Failing to signal a turn is a reason to pull you over. However, not only did none of these things happen, but the cop LIED about it afterwards. That is why people are ticked off about it.

Right 👍

That's somethjng that's always bothered me about this kind of thing. The person being arrested is supposed to immediately comply 100%, but its human instinct to resist when someone is hurting you, whether that person has a uniform on or not. Police officers can walk up to anyone on the street, and as long as they have 'reasonable suspicion' (even if that suspicion is trumped up), they can forcibly grab you and torture you, while the smallest amount of resistance can be used for a charge of resisting arrest, even when all other charges are proven false. So you can end up in court for resisting the arrest of a crime you didn't commit. It wasn't always this way. Im notma conspiracy theorist, but it's almost like they trying to brawinwash us into total, immediate, submission. Its weird.

Terrified with family by a sadistic evil man

many people have been killed without resisting, with their hands up and some on their knees but still get shot and killed without resisting at all. how do you justify that?

How could anyone just lay face down on 130 degree pavement. 🤦🏾‍♂️

The elite ❤ cops like this 😢

i concur!

SEXUAL assault and rape as they put something on his ass.

What the system does is the next time there's an election, we'll they elect Him to that office! Are you glad YOUR A "VOTER"...... ROFL 🤣😆😂

@@mirandabri834 We _all_ should be glad we are voters. And yeah, those elected to office, are done so by voters. Sadly a lot of people are ignorant, indifferent or don't think it's worth their time - but as with many other positions, the upper leadership in a lot of law enforcement is democratically elected. If you want real change in law enforcement, in your local, county or state area - then you gotta get your sofa cushion out there and actually frickon vote in those elections. And motivate those around you to do the same. Actual voter turnout on these elections is absolutely absurdly low, and that almost _always_ leads to a continouance of the status quo. The good news in that sad equation of low voter turnout, is that you don't actually have to mobilize that many people to turn the tide of those elections. If you want change, you _have_ to ask for it. You _have_ to demand it. the way you do that is by voting. Unless you're running for that office yourself (kudos if you do); the odds of winning some of those elections may be slim, but if you succeed - one person can do A LOT of good when seated at those levers.

@@mirandabri834 Poor miranda, i hope one day you'll figure out exactly how things truthfully work.

That man deserves a medal

How do u know it was a man?

It’s too bad this never actually happened.

@@ZacharyLoeser that happens all the time

I copy/paste stories like this all the time & post em whenever I see some "Back da blue", bootlicker BS... The words getting out pal.

Every time. I agree

Stop voting for dirty politicians, make the candidates agree to policing pigs.

ABSOLUTELY!

Sadly there are, BUT they are mostly PAPER TIGERS, with no REAL authority to fix anything

@@bbigrocker1 Right, militia members work better.

Was looking for this comment

What his supervisor meant to say was that he can fabricate crime anywhere.

"Creating crime wherever you put him"

NO....... He COMMITS crimes, Anywhere you put him.

I love your pfp

he makes up crimes everywhere he goes

Ha seriously. And he also said, “He can dig “it” up anywhere.” It’s like they couldn’t word it any worse even if they wanted to. Numnutz.

"He creates crime anywhere you put him."

Some people are doing this just for fun though lol

I actually almost felt that pain in my own pair when i saw it.

@@someguy7629 damn, you good bro?

Shoot I'm a woman and I felt that ball taze

That cop would be mine if he tazed my balls.

You forgot "Here's the deal". Another fabrication about to spew out of the Blue mouth...

@Troy Erkenbeck No because it is part of their training for getting false convictions is to make the innocent person think they actually did something or admit to something they didn't actually do so they get the arrest, are you really this blind or trying to be funny?

@Troy Erkenbeck Their = plural possessive There = that place or position Thanks for answering the question, you're stupid, not funny.

@Troy Erkenbeck learn to read and you won't have to defend your stupidity as often

CAR SALE MAN

It doesn't and will never make sense how this excuse is used to diminish some cops of responsibility but this very excuse can not and will not be used for the general public. Also why is this one of the only industries were this is allowed.

He'll yah

Have you not heard of the thin blue line wake up America!!!! 🐷🐷😜🤣😏🤔

No such thing as honest cops

I agree they're sanctioning the violations of citizens which is as bad.

It is at least TWO major problems. EVIL and UN-CONSTITUTIONAL.

Especially as he was not the driver!!!!!!!!

Treason. Treason treason treason. Hang them by the neck on the police house steps.

@kitallani TY for stating my comment!! SO ALL THAT IS ACCEPTABLE OVER A BLINKER? * Officer tazed him 2 times--"WHY ARE YOU RESISTING"?? WOW to bad we dont have biblical Eye-for Eye sometimes it should still stand.

I personally would like for a part of the cop's punishment to be tasered on his balls multiple times!

Do you think anyone in that car or in that family will ever respect the police again? Good cops really need to start standing up and get a backbone to clean their departments from this kind of Riff Raff.

@@steveh7108 they are not good cops, unless they do stand up, otherwise they are all corrupt tyrants

Heartbreaking. Just watching his body seize in pain. That hurt me to the core.

It's the Devil

@@randyheath8566 the officer pigs are the ones who did this not the devil

@alphygirl 2013 Well said!

Which proves if you need help...call a Barber...not a cop!

And a bad barber 💈 will sometimes give you your money back if they don’t do a perfect cut !

@alphygirl 2013 Hola and good morning, I appreciate your expression but please never compare these POS to postal workers or dept. store managers. I understand what you are trying to say but a dog has more humanity than some of these scumbags. Peace.

Nail techs to get their license need to know all the bones of the hand, before they apply them fake nails!

We don't need reform we need replacement.

@@ivyjackson8695 by who?

@@mrpipps90 not kids that did not have loving fathers and failed at school and then use violence as an escape for their frustrated low life.

I know right The fact he even got tazed in the balls makes it so much worse

​@@mrpipps90 Propperly trained, ethic personell, held to greater accountability for their role as an example in behaviour and atitude to society. Police needs to have high standards, and should receive propper training and payment for their work. The police needs to be trained to control their feelings and not be led by emotions, but act with reason and aim to de- escalate situations. That is very difficult to do, propper training, and audits and investigations by third parties would greatly improve the service they provide to the people. Police in varying countries are different. The USA has for a first world country lots of corruption in the police force. And lots of violence. It has more than one problem. But taking steps to improve this would be helpfull, towards both how the citizens watch the police, and how police officiers behave.

I think we just need to restrict it back to its original purpose. It's been broadened and interpreted into abuse.

That’s crazy. If that was to ever happen we would lose most of the police force. Qualified immunity does a lot of good.

@@creed5240 The only good it does is give the criminal element of the police the right to abuse and murder citizens.

@ Lucid, until you are on the other end of Officer Friendly's Kind and Gentle treatment. If you are an honest cop and have your body camera on, doing your job , then you shouldn't have anything to worry about.

@@michaellingo640 And this was the exact point of qualified immunity: you don't have to worry about wasting time and department and state resources going through frivolous trials when you're just doing your job. For example you pull a girl out from a burning car then she sues you for sexual assault cuz you had to touch her legs and/or midsection and/or chest to get her out. The only problem is in some cases, the interpretation has been blown out of proportion so that some would-be-reasonable trials are nullified

Pretty much,,,,,,,,,,,,this is a case in point for sure

Not hard when pretty much everything is a crime, including if they just don't like what you're doing or the way you look.

A nut with a fetish for nuts.

You hear about a lot of cops who are caught planting evidence or making crap up having been "top cops" for this exact reason. The departments just want arrests, so they don't do sure diligence checking up on stuff like that until the officer is caught by someone else. Hence, the system itself is a problem.

@@admthrawnuru Just being the Devil's advocate, for an example of how deep the corruption goes, The cops have to show the system they are "doing their work" they have to have so many arrest, so many tickets they have to issue, for a quota "that doesn't exist" or they will be retired early, so the state doesn't have to pay them as much. That's why sometimes you don't see a lot cops for few weeks then one day you see cops everywhere, pulling as many people as they can over, for every little thing. My brother wanted to be a cop and they told him what would be expected of him and he was like "ya, I can do that!" But they found out he had insanity on his Navy record and that was the end of it. After all these years he did manage to become a security guard though,,,lol

He deserves to have his private parts tazed publicly daily for 5 years. Justice then, would be served.

@@babyshsrk6977 I agree

MaaaaaaaaaaaN

1 bad 🍎 right lol 😆 just saying

Exactly

And simply put no evidence excuses this man's actions oh, how asinine is society do we live in that were allowing him to go scot-free arguing that his stop of the car in any way allows for him to do what he did or for the others present to allow what happened to go on without immediate intervention and exposing him for his violence and intent to do grave harm to the occupants and the children of that vehicle.

Death penalty for violating citizens rights!

Cops hate citizens...

@alphygirl 2013 I totally agree

@@petero2693 Citizens? You aren’t citizens. They refer to you as civilians, now. Military terminology to get them in that mindset. As in “civilian casualties.” Get it? It’s part of their training to look at themselves as some sort of occupying force in a hostile foreign territory (the neighborhood they police yet don’t live in).

The whole premise of this video is very disturbing because the view of police is that if they prove they observed an indicator (blinker) violation, all their actions of assault and sadistic tasering will be justified. If police in the UK observed that exact scenario I doubt they would bother doing anything.

This hit SOOO hard because nobody ever get in trouble

Worked for eric holder and he ADMITTED he did it as well.

Yeah no wrongdoings in tasering someone multiple times and then again in the testicles.. perfectly normal for a turn signal violation.

@@database3.338 Well he was stupid to get out of the car.

The whole department already belongs on that list. They'll all cover for each other or incur the wrath of their union

Editable List.

LEO's need reform... 1. Create an independent board to manage the Brady List (not connected to LEO's) 2. Take away LEO's immunity (must follow Constitution same as other citizens) 3. Reform Police Academy and on-going training 4. Change process for acceptance into LE (no socio- and psychopaths who easily pass lie detection) 5. Eliminate quotas for tickets 6. Prevent ANY profit by the department from tickets, fines, or confiscation of goods (all $ should all automatically go into a fund to help rebuild roads or something mundane) 7. Change the standards for LEO's from logistics to character and community relations

Every single cop? Even the rookie that started a few weeks back, sure that's definitely fair to him. You people are always so extreme.

@@chrisredfield6274 Let the rookie appeal it and have his "day in court".

He was the passenger, not the driver, so he did not commit any traffic violation!!!!

@@stvbee7479 Where did this take place? A motel parking lot? Did the driver not signal his/her intentions before backing into a parking space in a private motel parking lot? Sooo all of this crap happened on private property? Did someone call the cops? Does the cop have X-Ray vision so that he can see through concrete walls?

@@brucethomas3100 It wasn't even for backing up. The cops tried to say he never signalled when turning into the lot, which the cops couldn't even have seen. And the guy they attacked was a passenger, so had absolutely nothing to do with the blinker!!!!

@@stvbee7479 Well that's one Hell of a note. So basically it all came about because the badge heavy cop wanted to show the guy that was tortured that he has the authority to do with him as he pleased. Seems about right. Time to eliminate Qualified Immunity along with Police Unions. No Police or Sheriffs Department should be allowed to do investigations of their own officers. All investigations should be carried out by a third party to expose corruption and cover up.

@@brucethomas3100 Schneider is well known in his department as an aggressive officer. It appears he has no de-escalation skills!!!!

@Robert Yee he was already reprimanded for excessive force, but excessive force doesn't diminish his "credibility" it just makes him a piece of garbage. Lying about the reason for the stop means he would lose the ability to testify against someone in court. Cops lie in court every day, so yes, this is the important part. He doesn't want to lose his badge-given right to incarcerate innocent people.

Right? Even if the traffic stop was 100% legitimate, *why approach the passenger and not the driver????*

It doesnt they couldnt even have been legally detaining him

@@dynomantar9733 THATS SOUNDS STUPID.. THATS LIKE SAYING I CAN TRUST A BABY SITTER TO WATCH MY KID EVEN THOUGH THEY WENT TO JAIL AND SEVERED TIME FOR TELLING A LIE DELIBERATE THAT LED TO SOMEONE BEING BEAT UP AND KILLED. A HISTORY OF UNTRUSTWORTHY BEHAVIOR WILL AND SHOULD ALWAYS BE SECOND GUESSED..

Ye and using taser on his balls!?!?! How can u get away from that?

The guy that was tased was A PASSENGER.

@@karinaz8756 WOW! that just makes it 1000 times worst

He wasn't driving!!! What did he do to deserve that much violence on him? Someone please answer me !!!

@@curtisjacobson7338 the cop that did this walked. The judge gave him a slap on the wrist. Made my head explode

@@karinaz8756also security cams showed that the cops wouldn’t have been able to see the “traffic infraction” from where they were at

Agree if they could weed out the bad ones and keep them out. I support law enforcement but this guy is a criminal with a badge.

And the rest of the apples defend them. The few bad apples have spoiled the bunch. They're all bad now.

"its only a few bad apples" yeah but your not removing the bad apples but isntead burying them under all the "good" ones

How is a legal traffic stop possible in a private parking lot?

@@johnpopoff7950 probably because the place of business who owns the car park allows law enforcement to enforce laws there, you dont want people speeding around your carpark now do ya

It also makes me think they are using NAZI CRIME TACTICS.

Lol, I'm sure you're old enough to know not every person of a specific group is bad

Agreed. There's a huge power and ego problem in the police. They forgot that they work for US. The public!

@@zaen3220 Well the most updated article I've found from April 2022 says a judge ruled there's probable cause for felony charges and another says he's not protected under qualified immunity so I'm assuming it's still ongoing? And hopefully the victim wins his lawsuit

And so is the officer who turned him in.

The police unions protects the blue mafia.

It's the court system. The Supreme Court has ruled that officers can lie in the line of duty. But if one of us lies, it's a crime punishable by jail time.

They get paid to lie, so that makes them professional liars. So every this they say is suspect. Especially in court!?

Nothing better than justice by deceit and deception.

A breathing cop is a lying cop, 98 out of 100 times.

It’s not a crime in the US to file false police reports, just another of many reasons to NEVER respect 🇺🇸 police

Thats any police officer really and its called go beyond the ticket.

@Maria Hepburn ...Why can't people see how evil the cops are? It is all over the internet!!!

Crime statistics do go up wherever the cops are...

That's a fantastic idea the only problem is there's a way to corrupt everything. And those same civilian oversight committee members will end up being buddy-buddy with the cops and it will turn into a klusterfuk like everything else in our government. Corruption is infesting every position of power. From Potus To school boards and everything in between

@@illusive1181. That’s the big issue, isn’t it. No matter who’s in charge, corruption is bound to follow.

Na that makes too much sense. Then how are the people in power going to remain in power?

@Julius Turner I agree with your sentiment but please don’t use the word “retard” in that way. I have known two very nice people afflicted with mental retardation. I’m just making a little request. I’m sure in a way they are used to it but I just thought I would speak up and ask you to please word things another way so you don’t cause that little twinge of hurt to someone you don’t mean to cause hurt to.

Thanks to the wealth and political influence of police unions, that will NEVER happen. Ever wonder why a cop can retire after 20 years with 70% of his salary, after making zero contributions to his own pension? Because the police unions know how to strong-arm politicians.

"Show me the man, i will show you the crime"

Fr like how dim witted you gotta be to not realize that. These scum bags are going to start to know what accountablity is though, it'll be slow but its coming

@@VenomSnake420 Lavrenti Beria.

Cops are so trained to lie, that it’s ingrained as their default behavior. Their word should be worth ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in court

Yes if you appear to be someone they can get away with victimizing they will. What these criminals cannot get through their head is that cameras are everywhere.

Same, I feel bad for the kids.

@Jason I agree, 4sure I feel bad for him as well. A fucked up situation all the way around. Then they can take note on they fucked up big time. They need to keep in mind cameras don’t lie

Horrific disgusting criminal inhuman behavior, by those sworn too protect and serve American citizens

What are talking about? Have a good look in the mirror. You don't even have to be doing anything purposefully malicious, and you're still a dangerous predator, because you have to be told, by others, what is right and wrong. Don't think so? I can prove it.

This right here is facts, Jack! We need to stop making redundant little "systems" and start truly getting to the bottom of this corrupt ass system. The usa is supposed to be under the control of citizens, where citizens have the power to change the world around them, but we have these fuckwads going around making "brady list" instead of firing and jailing these MFers. Colorado has taken away qualified immunity though so that's a step in the right direction...

I absolutely agree

Just being fired wouldn't be enough. They tortured that guy for no reason and traumatized those children. Life in prison.

Their unions are powerful; they buy and threaten elected public servants.

This is the one

I thought the same exact thing.

"criminal" may mean a subject that has demonstrable income, and be a harvesting point for the Dept of Revenue, and, "crime" may mean what can be construed as activity worthy of penalty, especially in a retaliatory fashion.

Exactly, that must have been a signal to the other "in the know" officers that he's one of them and willing to create crimes to secure their jobs and cover each other's backs. We regular civilians totally get it. They ain't slick, we've been watching this for years. Everyone has a story to confirm what we've known all along. We knew this day would come. I have a lot of military and law enforcement in my own family. Too bad we still have losers like these embarrassing cops around tarnishing the badge.

@@diamondgirl6716 This is so sad

lol

That's pretty classic cop logic actually. Let me do several things that would make a reasonable person afraid, then ask why you are acting a) defensive, b) nervous, then accuse you of acting either 1) suspicious or 2) like you have something to hide, then use force, then justify further force by you, you guessed it, resisting receiving force delivered to you. You know the last time someone received force without reacting to it in a way that would limit their exposure to it.... oh... yeah... that's never happened unless they are already unconscious or in shock - i.e. the brain has decided it's most likely to live if you are just unable to resist and hope it ends with you being left alive. Then not only make resisting 'acceptable' justification for additional force but also make it illegal so if they want later on they can at least charge you with that; even if there's nothing else because you didn't do anything wrong (as was the case with this incident) to get yourself into that situation in the first place. You have to remember that the people who would want to be in a position where that is the norm... are not the kinds of people we should want in that position. Cops should say, I would never want to be a cop, but someone has to do the job. That is like an executioner. I'm sure he doesn't enjoy just ending people's lives, but someone has to fill the position of the individual who injects the shot or whathaveyou. Or the guy in the FBI who heads up the team who targets the monsters who create and distribute child pornography. Every day he has to look for and then look at child pornography so that he can track down and take down the creatures responsible for its creation. No one should Want that job unless it's because they are willing to make the sacrifice of having it to protect society from actual bad people - real criminals. If you WANT to find a reason to stop some random person who has done nothing wrong, and escalate the situation when they don't listen to every word that you say and obey every command just the way you would like -- if you are Looking for the opportunity to find a reason to pull them out of their car, or tase them, or use any force whatsoever unless it is to protect yourself or others... then you are inherently not qualified for the position. We don't have this kind of screening though. This is not the standard to which we hold law enforcement as a whole. I don't know if there are any good cops left, but we just watched a video of what; 7-8 cops watching a guy tase a man's testicles while he lay flat on the ground. That's... Sadistic. None of them physically stopped him? None of them even tried to? You cannot be a good protector of the community and Also actively Not protect the individual that is clearly being abused right in front of your eyes. Someone who is helplessly being victimized. I mean seriously; it would Literally be illegal for him to resist what that animal was doing to him. Even if he didn't have multiple other officers on him or wasn't halfway in handcuffs (meaning his hands were already behind his back), or wasn't face down on the ground, if he even had the physical ability to try to keep him from tasing his testicles (and I am pretty sure he would have if he had the ability to as any other reasonable organism would if it were being attacked in such a way); it would have been "criminal" for him to do so. So that would mean, from a legal perspective, that the "right" thing to do in that situation would be for him to Not defend himself, therefore, he has the options between 1) being defenseless, and 2) performing actions that are [completely natural and I would argue next to impossible to resist but that would nonetheless be] deemed criminal, so the other officers there know that he is just being tortured at this point and not one of them does anything to stop it from happening. Yeah, I mean.. I am in no way defending the actions of any officer, ever, when I say this, and it is definitely their fault for what they have chosen to do, and they should most definitely stand trial for their crimes, but I am in no way confused why what we are seeing more and more of is happening. Frankly, I am confused why people are confused. I am confused why people think cops Wouldn't be bad when we have set up the system the way we have; when we don't require education, advanced psychological screening, emotional counseling, etc. for the people who are being asked to do what has become, quite honestly, an impossible job. This is no defense of them since they signed up for it saying they could do it, but I am unsure I know of anyone who could both 1) be an actual good cop (see above for the baseline requirements) and 2) be employed as a law enforcement officer on the streets (On a daily basis be thrown into situations where you have to deal with a coworker like this criminal in the video). If some unicorn of an individual started out as a good cop, then they would, inherently, be a rookie. When a rookie witnesses a crime being committed by a criminal who also happens to be employed as a law enforcement officer and acts - as they have been trained and as they are required to by both the law and their good conscious - and stop that bad cop, they are either: 1) fired 2) desked 3) physically stopped by other bad cops 4) charged with: assault, assault on a peace officer, obstruction, etc. or any combination of the above. So maybe they go a week, a month, a year... two years? before they are put into a situation where they witness a cop who is a criminal, but then what... if they are good they are forced out by the thin blue line... and otherwise... they only USED to be good, because if you hang out with a bunch of gangsters attacking innocent civilians (let's not forget that he didn't actually see the guy doing the thing that he said he initiated the stop for) even if you don't hold the taser or make the threats, you are definitely part of the show of force, the implication of the intimidation, or a personal favorite; part of the problem instead of part of the solution. So are there any good cops? Are there really? I've never known of one.. Well... One, but she's not a cop anymore. She got filed for stopping a criminal from killing a man... Because that criminal was a cop. So she's not a cop anymore. Just like her, I believe the concept of a good cop is possible, but only as an idea or a role that someone could theoretically fill, but not in application; not in 2021.

@@Cfomodz Sadly, horrifically, what you said is all true. But, it seems hopeless to me. Protesting doesn't work, picketing doesn't work, the news reporting it doesn't work, commenting on KZfaq doesn't work, talking to your friends about it doesn't work...WHAT will stop this?

@@danni1993 I think you know the answer, but your waiting for some one to invite you on a true revolution, Sorry it won't happen, life is not bad enough to everyone ells yet, and most people are cowards deep down, so who will you sacrifice yourself for?

The classic authoritarian. No different from a thousand years ago. This is what you get from not knowing history and live in just the present, This is what we mean when we say the people aren't really educated. We were supposed to be prepared for this, according to our forefathers. But in a way we are probably going to have to become like Paris France.

@@christophylax986 Well, I'm retired. I'm an RN and was a relief supervisor at a large teaching hospital. I'm used to sacrificing for others. I have GREAT compassion as well. I believe in right and wrong...fair and unfair...I'm an honest person, and, I DESPISE bullies. I have a concealed carry permit, for my semi-automatic pistol, and my semi-automatic rifle. I go to the gun range at least once a week, and additional training daily on a KZfaq channel called Active Self Protection (ASP) and their co-channel Active Self Protection Extra. On the 'extra' channel, they have guests such as Defense Attorneys. One topic on the channel was the George Floyd case, and whether anyone COULD have stopped his murder. You can go to that channel and listen to the discussion yourself, but, basically, the attorney said a citizen could have stepped in, but, they would have probably been beaten, and spend a stint in prison. (personally, I believe if chauvin had been rushed and pushed off of Mr. Floyd, chauvin would have shot them dead. However, if I'm not mistaken...it was a while ago when I listened to them talk, that they might have stepped in as well. If you want to watch it, just search George Floyd, and it should pop up. Now, I've seen absolutely every horrific thing possible in my career. I've watched the whole, and all of the videos, of Mr. Floyd's murder...only ONCE. I can't even watch clips of it now, as it's too heartbreaking for me. I have NEVER seen anything eviler than the look on chauvin's face, as he intentionally murdered Mr. Floyd. I sobbed for 3 days after watching that video, my eyes were so swollen I could barely see. Now, you know a bit about me. So, when I tell you this...believe me. I would have STOPPED that murder.

Very underrated comment !!

This is not an underrated comment, and it's actually a pretty dangerous way of thinking.. A dashcam isn't going to stop a bad cop from tasering you, or shooting you, or unlawfully arresting you & a lot of times when people have this "video evidence" or recording device, they get a false sense of bravado, and wind up getting more hurt. Absolutely we need more cameras rolling. Dash cams, officers cams, business cameras, that's not what I'm driving at. What I'm saying is, if you're being unlawfully arrested, don't use that camera as a sense of "Well, you can't hurt me, because it'll be on video", because they can definitely hurt you, and then they can definitely *erase* your video. Wise up, keep your cameras rolling, let them do whatever they're going to do, weather that's arrest you or ticket you, whatever bullshit, just *COMPLY* .. You cannot fight your case from a casket, and especially these days where cops are jumpier than ever, (Some with good reason, though!) you don't need to give them an excuse.

ALSO, The ACLU has a phone app that can discreetly start recording audio and video AND uploads automatically in case they try to delete or tamper with your phone.

@@dcypher3657 there are people who comply and still die.

@@rf4341 I'd rather not get into that, because that sparks an entire debate in which we can go back and forth.. It can even be argued in the George Floyd case.. That's not the point, though. It's *safer* to comply, and fight in court.. There's people that comply and still die, there's people that comply and get hurt, there's people that comply, and even still lose their court case, too.. But I can guarantee people that *don't* comply wind up hurt & dead a *lot* more often, than those that do.

Lol its ridiculous they need to have independent case reviews from others that dnt benefit from being dirty

Imagine that 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🙄

I was more honest doing “self graded” assignments at school than the cops were during their own investigations.

Then he has the nerve to say, "Honest to God." "I'm not going to lie."

I dont give a rats @ss if hes a danger to cops. They back up these kind of thugs. Hes a danger to the public.

I remember seeing this when it first aired! I couldn’t believe they even approached that door with the baby there. Unless someone in there is in the middle of getting murdered, it isn’t worth it.

cmon...PROVE there was a baby in that stroller...the cop says there wasnt,so there

@@daveheesen9174 are you blind? Pause the video and you can clearly see a child in it with a blue tshirt. You must be the one writing their reports.

Lol that’s exactly what it is,they make up stuff and stop people or they stop for the most petty things and then escalate

🤣😂😂 funny but extremely sad. Imagine all the victims we don’t know of.

They so good at create situations and make them into crimes

That's how they make their money

They charge civilians with false reporting ! Buts cops do it every day.

Hire clowns, expect a circus... Hire psychopathic clown costumed failures in life, expect a walking embarrassment that doesn't possess the mental capacity required to comprehend the laws that founded the nation... Laws that these fools SWORE an OATH to uphold. The wheel may be turning, but the hamster is dead...

And put on a tv show

Because they are conditioned to see civilians as enemies. You know, like gang members.

@@yettiluch1 lol they are the sadness. Weak and simple minded individuals.

Terrible

Schneider: American Gestapo

Exactly if we can only make discussions illegal.

While he wasn't even behind the wheel. You can clearly see his wife was driving. This video made me sick

They are too stupid to grasp that and they are too used to justifying crimes by first criminalizing their victim.

Hard to beat em when they change the rules as they go

Stupid racist cops when it's very evident that no sidewalk exists.

@@pauljohnson2590and they can arrest you for just not doing what they want. Not following a lawful order or obstruction.

@@iprobablywontseeyourreply.7193technically they can’t, but they do anyway and get away with it.

Yeah, is that all you losers have to do, then brag about how scared he was. I’d be scared to with people like you driving around…..on patrol.

That's right but I think they're trying to say the driver failed to us a turn signal going into said parking lot from a city road. Either way the traffic laws don't apply to Private Property Parking lots!!!

If you keep watching the videos this news channel uploaded about this officer, they eventually figured out that he couldn’t even have seen the guys blinker from where he was parked

His claim is he didn't use his blinker turning from street into lot.but as stated he had no access or vantage to observe him not using blinker.

He made up his mind to tase someone

Practice of false accusations.