Indeed... That's a justice system that does not want to let you go, instead of wanting to rehabilitate you.

@@RolandoGarza so sad 😞 I feel so horrible for this man and his family. The justice system in the US claims to “rehabilitate” but it’s just a revolving door trapping our young black men. Sounds even worse in Brazil. Ironically, both US and Brazil have horrifying past with slavery. Makes you think these systems have racial bias stemming from our past with slavery.

Don't shift blame for if and when Mr Gomes commits another crime. And yeah, he likely did help steal a car already, but I think we can all agree he should get jail time for something he actually did.

I get paid to smoke weed on my KZfaq channel 👌The pandemicc showed alot of people you can’t rely on a 9-5 job 👀 😬

He probably did them.

RaCisM eVeRyWhErE

Eye witness accounts vary greatly. There's a reason so many major events with many witnesses result in large conspiracies. You're not expecting something crazy to happen, then when it does, thousands of people positioned all around see/hear events unfold in fractioned pieces throughout the ensuing panic. Some of the information gained is valuable, but it's really best when being the supplement to additional evidence.

@@maphack7923 Racismo

@@maphack7923 in every country the native country people look same not outsiders

@@armchaircritic4178 this is not racism lol. Every race thinks this to some level about other races xd

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@@maphack7923 Your journey is yet to commence..

Best comment in the whole section. A way to solve the issue.

Right on

100% agree

Dumb. Lazy. Self-justifying. Self-referential. Self-interested. These are State-sponsored gangs. This is exactly why law enforcement doesn't in fact need more enablements: they need less.

That's crazy

If they skimmed your atm card, chances are it's done remotely, or they remove the skimmer at night making it almost impossible to identify them, sorry for your financial loss

To be fair he was accused of murder, it' s pretty normal anywhere not to release a suspected murderer awaiting trial. But that should be all the more reason not to half-ass your investigation and make sure you're not putting someone behind bars with super dubious evidence.

@@themroc8231 not in US or Canada, at least. You’d be surprise on how hard it is for the state to win a bail hearing unless they caught the guy red-handed

@@Stevie-J well if that ain’t a stereotype then I don’t know what is 😬😬

@@mastersonogashira1796 - That happens ALL THE TIME here in the USA! Wtf are you talking about?😂

@@Nylphinx I’m saying in theory. Both country have what I described as part of their criminal code. However, too often will the prosecution bring a personal feeling that they should keep the accuser locked up until proven innocent

the justice pays them off though.

Nunca serão acusados de nada. A ineficiência estatal do Rio De Janeiro (e de todo Brasil) é instituicionalizada.

Brazil abolished slavery in 1888. My Brazilian professor used to say “Brazil beat the US in something, anyone know what it was..?” 😅

@@thomasr3805 You had a Brazilian professor? Cool.

Because they never protested and contested the racism like black Americans did

Or they can just get it right every time

@@bigboner23 wow I'm surprised no one thought about that yet

I was looking for this comment,

@@Stevie-J i see you have no empathy. Yes she is hot, yes I noticed that too but the video has other messages.

it sure has . . .there are thousands in this condition

Because everything is based on racism right? What does the usa have to do with Brazil? You seriously can't compared our country to Brazil

@@MIAMI113 both countries have a fairly recent past enslaving people from Africa. So yes it can be compared. Racial bias is systemic. You absolutely can compare in terms of the justice system being racially biased. My father works in the justice department for the state of NJ and all employees have to undergo racial bias training frequently because the implicit bias is so bad. White people are known to get lesser sentences than black people for the same exact crime. This is a well documented thing…

@@angelamarie2554 maybe you should move there and see the difference. If USA was a racist country we wouldn't be offering Ebt card and Medicare for those who need. And Brazil is mainly made up of people of color.

@@MIAMI113 🙄😒 ok lol.

Well you would be friends with the Rothschilds and rub shoulders with richest people in the world so I doubt you would have time for poor ppl

Unfortunately, being wealthy is going to add to the corruption. Education and morals is really the main problem, similar to the US and their federal prison system.

Like my boy Sallustius once said money and power should go to the right people but for too much because with money and cometh greed and evil.

Ashley Gilley....you don't have to be a billionaire or millionaire, you can start a charity to raise money to help these people, you can also donate directly to this gentleman and his family, l'm sure they would appreciate it very much, even allittle will help...

@@aus-li morals? medicine, descent housing, jobs and education are far more important for stopping crimes than trying to spread ''morals''

And eye witnesses are notoriously unreliable.

Most definitely. The Innocence Project reports that mistaken eyewitness identifications contributed to 71% of the more than 360 cases overturned by post-conviction DNA evidence.

yea but if you get out and are found innocent you might get a 50 dollar gift cart though

How about you get in contact with him and send him actual love and or a donation to help him actually start healing. Instead of a comment on social media where he will never see it for your own self gratification.

@@ReclusiveEagle This is the wildest comment I seen in a long time

@rifle1991 on god. I just looked down and seen it first thing. Its a mental flashbang

@@ReclusiveEagle i bet you thought you sounded smart after writing that

@@ReclusiveEagle That was the most awesome response to an armchair philanthropist ever!

I thought they got arrested for blurry ID photo's like it's a crime lol

Who?

Most people In the world suffer. It's always been that way in animal kingdom, life of suffering. Maybe only todays times to be fair, suffering is lot less painful then before.

If you like studying nature, you would know life is 1 long struggle. Just have to make the best of it.

White man inferior complex leading to the hardship of black people globally. There is psychological warfare that is being fought you won't know until it hits you.

World is full of heartless demons man

Not the place

These comments are cringe 🤦🏾‍♂️. Concentrate on the subject matter in the video instead of drooling over a lady’s physical appearance

Well, she's Brazilian so... You know what I mean.

Get glasses. They’re fine

Just turn on closed captions use KZfaq’s subtitles

I'd like a voice over so I don't have to watch to learn.

It's a matter of whether or not they even have a reporter in that area and finding people to interview doesn't happen overnight (although political BS does).

@@samsonsoturian6013 They've covered Nigeria & even if they don't have any staff in Zamfara, they could interview witnesses.

@@andrewjones575 those places are not the same

@@samsonsoturian6013 What do you mean? Zamfara is in Nigeria. Vice could interview survivors & witnesses of the massacres.

Why are you glad ? You say they dont do it.

@Blue haha 😂

No, very few racist cops target EVERYBODY. Are some racist? Absolutely! But I got chased and harassed by the cops worse as a white kid in a suburban area than many of my black friends in cities. It comes down to the individual cop who shouldn’t have that authority, period.

Your black “brothers” kill each other constantly. 1000x more than cops kill them. This racial tribalism you’re doing is racist in itself

@@judajitsu I am aware of black on black crime but I wasn’t talking about that I was talking about the police unjustly convicted blacks and how they have a high conviction rating

@@judajitsu We are obviously talking about innocent people here bro. Not criminals. There's a big difference.

It's a shame man the same thing happens here in Australia racism is global sadly. Aboriginal Australian suffer loads of injustice from colonialism, they make up 3% of the population yet make up over 30% of people arrested its just wrong.

colour your eyebrows purple and grow a weird moustache

The photos are in black and white though lol..might just look like dark hair and you still get picked out

The police need a camera at least as good as the one in my phone, but I guess that'd cost the government money......

That flips burden of proof around. Now you must not only have reasonable doubt, but you must prove that the convict did not commit the crime.

@@samsonsoturian6013 exactly . . . in Brazil, laws have mechanisms for people with money to go unpunished . . . while the poor are imprisoned, tortured and sometimes arbitrarily killed, no one to turn to . . . being a male and poor teenager in Brazil is an immense risk.

@@ergoncardia I'm sure that's how it works somewhere, but not Brazil. The key factor is there's simply so much junk going on that any half decent measure to destroy evidence will likely get the authorities off you. But you still have to worry about the victim taking revenge. Also rich people do go to prison or get revenge murdered, often when their crimes are impossible to hide or when they get in a feud with other oligarchs (a problem you can't bribe your way out of). One key statistic is most known murders involve cops. Not because cops are more violent than anyone else, but because mostly cops are reporting crimes. So it really is no surprise that a combination of cheap equipment, cheap cops, and a cheap judge will do this. Also, the suspect interviewed prolly did steal a car and get away with it. And that public defender isn't any different, as you see she's a young lawyer with a huge caseload and a political agenda. She's as much garbage as the rest of them.

Deuteronomy 28:54 So that the man that is tender among you, and very delicate, his eye shall be evil toward his brother, and toward the wife of his bosom, and toward the remnant of his children which he shall leave: Children of Israel are in a state of derision will not be peace until Christ return

The public defender? I suppose Brazilian Portuguese

@@philliposlemma6743 no, the English host of the show.

Vitor, i am not surprised that even MBJ would be added in their books because they think all black people lookalike and its not worth the effort. I am an albino that's also black .it only takes ONE albino on their books for me to be mistaken for that person. Now, dude your name Lubambo sounds like some sort of congolee name. which of your relatives has roots in that part of africa.