Your crooked also hun,obvious lier.,

A good man who covered up for the crimes of his fellow officers and committed others himself. What a stand up guy.

It's a tough job and sry for your situation. Early on you talk about walking up and I'ding a guy, was he commiting a crime. Legally you cannot I'd and you guys don't really get that or don't care. So I'm a little mixed here on your situation. Good show appreciate you coming on.

Yea, a repeated history of abuse and assualt, yea there was no snapping here, just another cop

Just another thug cop

52:30 I only scrolled through the comments at this time and then saw your comment. Perfect timing I guess. Anything else?

criminal opinion

That’s just in his own warped mind.

Maybe he actually didn't do anything wrong.

appreciate you so much!!

I think he also has a better flow of communication and interviewing. He definitely doesn’t interrupt as much as others do.

Erik Princes guy.

Guilty....he was so used to getting away with years of abuse

all he does is try to blame the other officers and not take responsibility and accountability for his actions even if all he did was turn his head he is still guilty

So he had the right to kill him but not hit him with a flashlight? Lol you funny

I was thinking the same thing😭

thank you for tuning in and your support!

Only snitches talk to cops. Period.

For sure. I can’t believe they caught this dude on film three times before they finally did something about it.

You on the job or outside of law enforcement?

@@troyvincent8933 Security on the state level. I work with both local and state law enforcement, but I am not one of them. I work in a psych hospital, so it is normally when a patient is being transferred from a DoC site, or when someone tries to elope from the facility. Being ran by the state, we deal with the same red tape and things being swept under the rug. And of course, policy "revisions" that heavily favor the corrupt, often making it nearly impossible to gather evidence against them. I have personal experience with having to wear a target over doing the right thing.

@@troyvincent8933 My duties are sort of odd, as are the way job titles are done. I have the same base pay as an officer. I have similar responsibilities when it pertains to investigations etc. I can detain people etc. My "power" only applies while either on the grounds of my facility, or when I act to either pursue/protect a patient within the community. Because no guns are allowed on grounds (for obvious reasons) I am considered a guard, not an officer. That said, I qualify for immediate transfer to either corrections or enforcement if I chose to make the transfer. (I would still have to undergo any additional training required for law enforcement, but am not bound by age restriction etc. For corrections, I could start tomorrow) These things can differ from state to state, so I dont really know how common my situation is. When I give testimony at hearings/court I am always referred to as officer. I cannot honestly tell you why that is.

4v1 you need a pressed metal flash light….. cowards

Why can't you comment on the video without giving a law enforcement resume? Or you could shorten it by saying you've made a living off the tax dollars of hard working people who really don't need you as much as you think.

Not surprising a cop loves an interview with a corrupt violent POS.

@@mandoguy726 I’m sorry if your a brick layer…… just comment on the video and not others who express their opinion

you want a youtube cookie for being a stinky piglet

A.A. book is a great book, road map to live life. What's the story on the guy interviewING, is he a convicted pedo? Just asking

A convict will never admit they did wrong. He's nothing more then a convicted convict still claiming he's innocent.. 😂😂😂

He got a taste of his own medicine.......

​@@scott.baierscott2198I'm going disagree

@boyfromoklahoma1188 of course, a union cop would disagree.. we're coming for the police union 1 state at a time. In recent years, more cops have been covcited than the 25 years before... so yeah cops being protected is fading fast. Derek, is this cops type of best friend. Same for you. I bet you've protected a shit partner cop..

​@@scott.baierscott2198I'd trust him more if he was just a convict and not a cop.

It’s truly a soul crushing job

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typical cop 😭

Yup, just a dirty pig.

"all the crap he got caught with…" and "you have to worry about a body camera and a phone camera" then he says immediately after that he LIKES the body camera. Or did you choose not to hear any of that? And what crap? There were 2 incidences and he was found to be fully justified in what he did. I don't know the man, I'm just saying that I've heard nothing in this interview that tells me he's a bad cop.

​@@user-mp9rd4hg8bmost cops are bad not to mention racist

​@@michaelsimmons-sc5dssomeone's ignorant

​@@Retard-bp2oxextremely!!

100% agree, could not of said it better.

You forgot another major problem with this nation... Politicians.

@@JW-28they are pretty much the media

thanks so much!!

Dang

I appreciate you! Learning as I go

Acts 2:38 believer?? Not often I see that....

Your living straight up I am black I new the man he arrested he told all of us Black's the same story in jail this cop did and was suprized himself when all this bullshit came out about it and told us damn I am getting paid

@@robertlyle76I’m happy he got his head kicked in

@@robertlyle76resisting arrest and going for a gun he got what he deserved getting beat

Bro he was not hand cuffed he was going for a cops gun

If he was, in fact, going for the cop's gun, he deserved anything that came his way including, but not limited to, lethal force. You do not have to have a weapon to present a danger to someone else's life. If all dude got was an ass whoopin and a swollen head, he's lucky. I wouldn't have been that nice. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Well, he played a stupid game and he got one hell of a unsuspecting, painful, but well deserved nonetheless, prize. They run around like a buncha uneducated booger eatin monkeys, shouting "Black Lives Matter". If a white person said "White Lives Matter" they'd be called racists". They're silent until they're the "victim" of a cop or white person. They never condemn black on black crime. If Black Lives Matter so much, how come yall can't put the guns down, act right, stop breeding like wild rats and be men and take care of your kids. Show the rest of society that you actually think Black Lives Matter.

thank you!!!

Yze

People go 2 war then get paid r weak minded shouldn't b there

Thanks Ashley

hopefully your uncle pops himself for being a murderer

Not really, there's enough shows over the years about cops and making them out to be great people helping out to keep us "safe". Maybe if was about the dirty things they do or the petty bullshit like stealing our money through nonsense like tickets would be more interesting!

​@@Your_Moment3Exactly, it's more interesting hearing a cop talk about going through the system that they have no problem making the rest of us deal with...

I feel every cop should do time, so they truly understand the situation/feeling

Should check out the shawn ryan show. He interviews a lot of military/cops/ fed agents,

​@@emilybaumeister4980Lol. That's the stupidest shit I've ever heard. Unless someone breaks the law you don't put them behind bars for an experiment. Do the crime you do the time.

I'm not usually a fan of police blah blah blah. I bet if you were walking through Compton California because your car broke down you would have your hand on your cell phone paranoid just waiting to call nine one one practically begging for a police escort.

@@robertlyle76 not at all 😂🤣😂 I live in the most dangerous city in Michigan and do security at a dive bar here. Sounds like you might have made that comment from experience.

@@DrakeCrider-ol3jp most definitely not a productive comment. I agree that it's a strange feeling to think about all the punk ass corrupt high school bully crap cops get away on a regular basis but still actually feel sorry for this guy and believe him. It's like I'm afraid to believe him because I figure anybody can craft a story. Sounds pretty believable though.

@NotAffiliated maybe you'd have to go through it first and realize that there are quite a few similarities between his experience and yours, after having gone through a corrupt system and feeling the effects of that corruption in your personal life. Then maybe you would understand on a different level. I do however understand where you're coming from though. Some people are snakes and professional liars.

@@DrakeCrider-ol3jp well, there should be no surprise that we might run into abusive cops when we allow the system to be so corrupt. only the corrupt with survive in that tenacious environment. in the pacific north west i'd say that we flushed out a lot of good cops in the past 2 years. if we continue to allow conditions for police to descend, all we will have are nasty mo fos who will be willing to be cops.

There are plenty of white Nationalist channels out there

So true! I have experienced the same thing in business and in unions. I will never stoop to their corrupt ways. The ineptitude is what infuriates me. The stupid kid of a boss moves forward while the ones that deserve promotion get sh$t on.

Lol@⁰

This is why no one wants to be a police officer. Dangerous criminals walking the street and this guys has not only been abused by the perps on the street but his own department. Lucky to be alive after Iraq, being nearly shot at close range, and sliced in the throat. l

Do you actually believe 100% of what a stranger says?? NOT ME lol.

Send it to my ntz!

Liar

I called and they dont have a darren rodgers as a police officer, get a life

@@XxMasonicXx😂 seriously tho you actually think that he’d use his real name on social media platforms???? Come on don’t be such rude people!!!!

​@@XxMasonicXxyou called? 😂😂😂

Yeah and now they just turn them off. It should be illegal

They are ALL BAD infact something is seriously wrong with you if locking people up gets you motivated in the mornings…. The public can police themselfs

There are ways around the body camera. Blind spots in the jail.

That US bad policing is a 1% out of 100%…..come to my country MEXICO, you would write a novel instead of a post of a almost perfect country

""Man who filmed incident disputes police" by Jack Flynn, published April 18th, 1997: SPRINGFIELD - Police yesterday acknowledged waiting two weeks before probing charges that a white patrolman had kicked a black suspect, but blamed the delay on the failure of witnesses to come forward with a videotape of the incident. Deputy Chief Daniel Spellacy said the department had virtually no information on the alleged March 20 assault by Officer Jeffrey M. Asher until suspect Roy Parker's lawyer went public with a videotape 14 days later. But the former Springfield man who filmed the incident insisted yesterday that he gave a detailed statement to police by telephone shortly after Parker's arrest. The witness, Donald Garner of Anchorage, Alaska, also disputed a police assertion that his telephone had been disconnected, making it impossible for investigators to contact him. "Nobody called me," said Garner, who returned home after visiting Springfield for his grandmother's funeral. "I've been here, waiting." The conflicting police and witness accounts came several days after Asher was suspended without pay and charged with assault and battery for kicking Parker as other officers held him down during an arrest on Quincy Street. Asher, 26, is scheduled for arraignment Wednesday in Springfield District Court. Police filed multiple charges against Parker, 47, including allegedly assaulting Asher with a sharp, glass-edged object. He is being held on $7,500 bail at the Hampden County Correctional Center at Stony Brook. Police said the sharp-edged weapon allegedly brandished by Parker has been sent to the state Police Crime Lab in Sudbury for testing. The videotaped kicking of a black suspect by a white patrolman enflamed tensions between police and the minority community, and led to a U.S. Justice Department review. The SPD's internal affairs unit is also investigating whether charges should be brought against at least four officers who helped Asher arrest Parker, who has a history of drug, firearms and assault charges. Spellacy said he ordered an investigation into Parker's arrest shortly after defense lawyer Richard Rubin turned the videotape over the Hampden County District Attorney William Bennett on April 3. Spellacy said the department was powerless to act sooner because neither Garner nor other witnesses had filed complaints. The department's first formal consideration of the matter came on April 3, one day before Rubin released the tape, when unconfirmed reports of the videotaped incident were discussed at top-level staff meeting, Spellacy said. "We had nothing to go on before that," said Spellacy, adding that police administrators had heard "only rumors" about the tape. Garner, however, said he gave a detailed statement to a police officer over the phone the night of March 20. The officer who took the statement, Garner said, assured him that it would be turned over to department supervisors. Garner said he planned to bring the videotape to the station, but instead turned it over to Parker's family, who gave it to defense lawyer Rubin. Police said they tried to contact Garner in Alaska, but found that his telephone had been disconnected - an assertion that Garner denies. By yesterday, Garner said, nobody from the department or the District Attorney's office had contacted him. "My phone was never disconnected. I've got the records to prove it," said Garner, a project manager for a company that cleans up oil spills. A police official, however, said Garner never actually filed a formal complaint with the department. All citizens complaints must be filed in writing, not by telephone, the official said. In a related matter, Spellacy said the department will determine whether Asher's fellow officers broke internal rules by failing to report that he kicked Parker. Spellacy stressed, however, that it was not clear whether any of the officers could have seen the attack, much less considered it an improper act. The videotape shows at least one patrolman glancing at Asher while he kicks Parker, apparently in the head. The film appears to show Asher kicking the suspect another time, as well. In his report, Asher admits kicking Parker several times in the arms, but only while trying to disarm him. The videotape appears to show blood on the right side of Asher's neck shortly after the arrest. The local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is calling for Asher to be fired and for other officers at the scene who did not intervene to be disciplined. Springfield's Police Department has been at the center of a series of incidents that angered the black community in recent years."

Exactly!

I would disagree. I feel that the "hero cop" stereotype requires some level of self aggrandizement that I'm not seeing here. I think it is more a situation where, due to numerous factors, he became desensitized to less lethal force. There is a bit of complaining about corruption within the police force but that is hardly surprising between police committing crimes and superiors who are over eager to dispel any suspicion of wrongdoing. Granted, this is the opinion of someone who does bot live in that country and is only basing this off of this video. I may be wrong.

I disagree, just watch a few videos of arrests and you will see excessive force.. sometimes they accidentally reach for a gun instead of taser and panic and shoot. The fact that he didn't have a taser and never once reached for his gun... it's pathetic, people think brute force hitting kicking is worse than shooting or taser. Stupid people think tasers are totally safe and harmless . Tasers kill people too and you'll see people tapering people for 2 minutes straight when they are already cuffed.. bodycam and taser would have helped him

I totally agree with you 100%, this cop seems like he just can't stand that he's gotta name as a cop that beats up citizens. I just smell bullshit all over this dude. You just don't get a labeled like that outta nowhere, plus that judge taught him a lesson not just because the judge is dirty himself

I watched about 50 percent of the video, and to him he never did anything wrong ever

Yeah, it's like he loves being paid to be a psychopath.

Best part is they aren't even called Blackwater anymore. They've completely rebranded because of their reputation. He intentionally is wearing their bad rep that they try to distance their way from

Mercenary!

covering their own asses

He would of beat cha ahhh for making this comment and broken my collar bone for my response 🤣🤣🤣 in all seriousness, you hit the nail on the head.

How’d he do 8 years in the military before joining the police department at 23? He joined at 15?

​@@suedesweffervescenthe did 4 years reserve. You can do reserves and be a cop simultaneously.

Yeah, I stopped a 1/4 of way through, he just sounds full of it. Writing his own story as he goes along.

Scary thing is, he may believe his own bullshit.

Is it really? How would you want them trained. It is PARA military meaning there are ranks, uniform, and structure. So you think this is a problem??? How so?

@@dawgyjones9844 because they use force before brain no people trust cops anymore. they should protect and serve but they just use Power trips over people and gun people Down and got to much power in a crazy Justice system that not help at all.But we will never gonna agree u pro cops now im not.have a nice day 🥱

If the suspect is reaching for his gun, he had authorization to use that flashlight to kill the guy. It blows my mind that the guy got charged, let alone actually served prison time.

If the suspect is reaching for his gun, he had authorization to use that flashlight to kill the guy. It blows my mind that the guy got charged, let alone actually served prison time.

@@itsPatchesdude makes everyone out to be the problem except HIMSELF. if you believe anything this man says you’re crazy

​@@itsPatchesthe suspect (victim) was unarmed. He even admitted as much here.

​@@itsPatchesdid you actually believe his story ? He was blatantly lying ! The story of the diabetic guy...he made it sound like it was just him and another guy...there were FOURTEEN other officers there .... FOURTEEN !!!! Why do you think they threw him under the bus ...they were sick of his out of control ass !

They called him "Smasher" in prison. That nickname didn't come from nowhere. This guy definitively got off lightly.

Jeff’s a chill dude in real life

​@@JakeTB577yea real " ice man" 😂 he was a serial killer if u didn't know

@@user-od2jn5eh3e Jeff is not a cereal killer lmao what are you smoking

Sounds like this cop was held accountable and that is very rare in a white supremacists system

Proud of you 👍🏾 keep going. I love turn around stories like these. I took me a minute to turn around but I’m proud I did

How'd you become s firefighter w/ a record? Got it expunged?

say less

He's a liar pure and simple,I deal with this for a living

especially when flamethrowers or crocodile tanks were involved

That's because they kill innocent civilians.