no. it's this fool.

Not really, the COP Murdered this guy.. Watch the video, get real. Moriarty is full of BS on the Race thing, are u aware this stop went on for 45 minutes ?? Who wants their door ripped open, cops say get out but can’t say you’re under arrest?? Who wants to get yanked out of your car, cops refuse to state a reason!! So let’s just lie about “reaching for a gun” .. kid had his hands visible the whole time and kill the kid, then say we were dragged by the car when in reality the cops hung on to the car. These cops are trash killers, I’d never want my kids or mom to get pulled over by this psycho.

That's exactly what I said. I think there is a really good case right here for Ryan Londregan to bring a suit against the District Attorney's office.

@@gypsy1m6he should sue cobbs family

BS! The cops should always have to tell people what and why they pulled over people and what they’re being charged with before they try and get them out of their vehicle,cops lies every damn day about smelling weed and smelling alcohol to try and justify their evil behavior, but when citizens get their charges dropped even when there’s clear evidence of wrongdoing, they’re always claiming that they were trained to do what they did just like in the case of Philando Castile

Mary Moriarty is not shy about her hatred for law enforcement. She is an absolute piece of trash who values the life of predators over the life of the police.

He’s a stooge for killer cops who never give a schitt about an oath.. The “Felony order of protection” expired that night, the gun was way in the back and posed no danger to these cops, thus a lie, the stop went on for 45 minutes and Cobb just waited.. Ricky Cobbs instagram showed guns.. lol.. safety glasses and ear muffs too.. This boot licking lawyer DID do a good job getting a killer cop out of a murder.

There was no reason to shoot the guy.... like at all. The only excuse for shooting them was that he reached for the troopers gun..... Which there was NO REASON TO HAVE DRAWN AND THAT CLOSE TO HIM.... So this is just another cop that got away with acting cowardly and murdering someone.

@@skillcoiler The decedent reached for his own gun that he had hidden in his vehicle. As a convicted felon that is an item he isn't allowed to have. try to listen to the evidence that has been provided.

@@user-ok5ye8py5h Except they said they shot him because he reached for the TROOPERS gun.

ah yes, not getting support for murdering people is why no one wants the job. LOL whats your favorite shoe polish?

@@jeunebug Yeah cowardly cops who really shouldn't be cops will.... so you know most if not all of them.

that's one way to look at it.

Not a Minnesotan (-ite? -ian?), but as of right now, yeah, that's the path forward for those who want good cops protected and bad cops charged. There is an.... energy right now on the, for lack of a better word, "right" side of the aisle that could be properly harnessed by those who want the cops to be better in general and those who want law and order to be restored. The fact that the good get charged while the guilty get set free is a HUGE problem, the left seems content to accelerate this issue, and if we want to stop it, there's a whole army of people ready to listen.

@@jeunebug .......you answered your own question.

I'd be interested to know if the Police Union hired him!

Tyrants praise these rulings. Patriots decry them.

Needs to run for office.

lol it is cute you think that matters.....

@@skillcoiler It's worked for me for 73 years and a million miles without a ticket.

@@guygustafson9293 White too right? Yeah black people can never speed, always signal and still get pulled over and given tickets or you know killed.... Something tells me you have went over the speed limit.... do not ALWAYS signal when turning or changing lanes... So yeah comparing apples to oranges here. Oh and 73 years? So born in 1951.... yeah your first 19 years would have been VASTLY different. Oh and if you are going to try and lie now and say you are black then you would not "respect" cops you would fear them...

@@skillcoileryou hurt?😂😂😂😂

@@Fk_your_couch Me? No I am a very upper middle class white man..... technically a top 1% I am doing just fine. I just am not a fan of cops being cowards and that cowardice resulting in unwarranted deaths..... like this instance here.

You'd think all these thug felons would learn that if they defy the police, they'll continue to be losers.

Ya let a jury decide his fate. So what your saying is the gov should not charge their people but always charge us and make us settle it in court. You're a hypocrite. So we got to bend over and take it and go to court and fight for our freedoms. But the gov prosecutor gets to be judge/jury.

@@eRyanator I'm sure I can be hypocritical at times. I find you a little confusing. I wouldn't say a blanket statement such as 'the government should not charge their people but always charge us and make us settle it in court'. I'm all for charging people in the government if they should be charged. My point is that, the place we are at in time is a place where- if you defy police orders and try to fight or run from them- there is almost a guarantee that 1. You will not win 2. It will make things worse for you 3. You are giving their side credibility and hurting your argument. How many times do we have to see someone proclaim they didn't do anything and resist until it leads to a fatal ending before realizing that it's not working. If you didn't do anything, do what the cops say and they will have to let you go or be in trouble for violating your rights by unlawfully detaining or arresting you. If you did do something wrong and you're gonna get in trouble by following the cops orders, accept it. The punishment is better than being dead in the next 5 minutes isn't it? It at least gives you the chance to make sure the cops did everything legally to catch you and if they mess up you could get away with it. If they got you dead to rights, fight them to the death after you hear your sentence if that's what you'd rather do.

@@nargly8208 what are you talking about? go look at these settlements/jury verdicts of these police shooting lawsuits. The prosecutor will make a determination it was justified but when it goes to the civil side and 12 nonbiased jury members say it wasn't. If it was so "justified" how are these cops losing qualified immunity in these lawsuits for violating peoples rights. I know its hard to accept but everyone has a right to live, regardless of their criminal record. Cops are not judge/jury/executioner. Their job is to bring them in and let a judge/jury decide.

@@eRyanator The officer was trying to bring Cobb in, but Cobb fled so he had to be shot to be brought in

I agree. Letting a murderer off scott free is definitely pretty radical.

Right! You should absolutely expect firearms in every car and on every person. 2nd Amendment shall not be infringed.

But that didn't happen and wasn't the case

they should do their best to apprehend AFTER giving suspect LAWFUL orders, if the suspect manages to flee then guess what, cops CHASE suspect, if cops are outrun then they find later! these aren't brand new laws!

@@timz.4000 How many people die during the chase?

Not a victim.

So what he didn't tell him what it was for. He told him.

I sure hope you're being sarcastic.

FTP all day, every day.

​@@user-bk7yo8vu9k Stop being a follower in life, you'll end up in last place

The absurdity of psychopathic, abusive armed men being able to approach you, touch you, order you out of your car and ruin your life for any/no reason... is why these people are shocked cops can order them out of their car.

Chevelle never gets pulled over, never gets approached by a cop wondering where he's going. Back the blue until it happens to you!

Back the blue. Until it happens to you.

What kind of stupid sentence was that?

You're right. The corruption in these LEO's is off the charts. The public should back these lawsuits against LEO's. The LEO should be on the hook for the payout instead of taxpayers as well as charged with the crime. So much corruption.

He wouldn't have had to say the same thing 15 times if he answered Cobbs question of "why do I have to get out?" Cop evaded and evaded and never did say why. I never heard "arrest" but they say cop said it at the last second

@@timz.4000 The lawyer said training instructed the cop not to answer that question until they get them out of the car. Whether that's right or wrong, I don't know. But how can you blame the cop if he was doing what he was trained to do? I have no idea how to train a police officer and I imagine the people in charge of that have better ideas than I do.

Obey unlawful commands. My freedom is more important to me.

If it was justified why would a jury decide? They are supposed to bring a case to a jury when they think they can prove a crime was committed. Are you advocating that any allegation is taken to trail?

@@nargly8208 what are you talking about? Prosecutors load people up all the time with charges just to see what will stick whether they choose judge/jury.

@@eRyanator I agree people are often overcharged. I think prosecutors do that based on what the cops say. Sometimes police listing as many crimes as they think have a chance in court. But once the evidence is gone through, prosecutors should dismiss charges that aren't relevant. And I'm not sure they even do that ethically. I imagine it's a good leveraging tool to use when making an offer not to go to trail. However, I think if you ask to provide evidence and they can't even get close to making an argument for the charge, you could file a motion to have that charge dismissed. But I have no idea. I've seen court hearings where there was no evidence or the prosecution knew the evidence was false and it didn't end well for them.

@@nargly8208 thank you for proving my point. Yes it not ethical and yes its a leverage tool. Now as I said why doesnt it happen to the police? Why not charge him and see what a jury thinks? Why not load him up with charges and see what happens? Weird how being unethical only happens to nongov people. While nongov people like yourself bow to your master and defend their actions.

@@eRyanator okay

Thank god we have the 10th amendment to bring us into the real world, and not some parrot frauditor to site the constitution as an "All Rights of the Constitution Rules" B.S.!!!

Pennsylvania vs Mimms allows police to tell drivers and occupants to exit the car, no questions asked. Especially felon thugs with a gun.

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

That's how people roll these days.

No, because he was a felon with a gun and tried to flee.

@@guygustafson9293 they didn't know that until after he was dead

He wasn't being investigated for a broken taillight or speeding. If an officer gives you a lawful order to exit or remain in your vehicle during a traffic stop, you are obligated to comply (Pennsylvania v Mimms).

The US Constitution allows an officer to ask a driver to step out of the car, even on a traffic stop.

Cobb asked why he was being arrested and asked if there was a warrant. The trooper told him there was no warrant.

pen v mimms

Did you not listen to what information the officers had when they pulled dude over. This was not merely a traffic stop, they were dealing with a person with a felony warrant. Now, how do you justify your ignorant statement?

You’re so delusional

Constitutionally speaking, yes. Whether or not this guy is a hero or a piece of crap IDK, but if an officer asks you to get out of your vehicle during a lawful stop, you must comply. Pennsylvania v Mimms.

It was an Arrest on a felony warrant. You obviously are not familiar with the entire situation. If you would gather all information first, the chances of posting such an ignorant statement would decrease significantly.

Yes they are trained to get them out first. He don't make the rules he just following them which believe it or not is t crazy hard to do

He was a known felon with a gun, that's why.

Established by the U.S. Supreme Court rulings in Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106 (1977) and Maryland v. Wilson, 519 U.S. 408 (1997). Therefore, you cannot refuse to exit your car when an officer orders it.