Of course that's your answer bc they're black. They'll cry all the way to the bank

Absolutely!!

Their apologies are worthless.

Just excuses and gaslighting, nothing more

Won't do any good. The justice system will defend the blue mafia. America's justice system is broke. Time for the US citizens to correct it at all costs.

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I had an alarm system in our detached garage. We didn't go in it that often because we stored the vintage cars in it. So oneday I decided to take one of my cars out for a ride and I keyed in the alarm code wrong. I answered the call from the alarm company from the built-in garage house phone. I gave the correct password and the rep tells me to try keying it in again! Big mistake that rep made and I could have lost my life over it! I keyed it in again wrong and the alarm went off agai and another alarm alert went into the alarm company's call center. The second alarm went to a different rep that couldn't get through to me and got a busy signal because I didn't have a two way on my house phone. So the second rep called the police. I eventually ended my call with the first rep and had no idea the police were dispatched by a second rep. So I went to start up my classic car and I always keep the garage door down until I get it started so I can zoom out. Well, at the last second when I got my car started I changed my mind and turned it off. I went running out of the front of the garage into the enclosed patio to catch my breath from the carbon monoxide. I then turned to exit the enclosed patio to find about 18 police officers pointing their guns at me. I dropped my purse and went to turn to go back into the enclosed patio because I was scared out of my mind! An officer said don't do that and I almost did it anyway I was so scared all I could think to do was run! I went ahead and turned back around slowly and I'm shaking so bad. All these guns pointing at me as close as 20 inches. I'm told to show some ID and I'm shaking and I look down at the ground at my purse. I couldn't move or speak! I look at all the guns pointed at me and I couldn't move. So one officer tells the others to lower their weapons. The officer 20 inches from me keeps his gun on me with his finger on the trigger. I move very, very slowly and get my wallet. I hand it to the main officer that did all the talking. He says, "nice house" and all the other officers gasp and leave immediately. The main officer watched me lock up the garage and enclosed patio. Then he walked with me to the front of my house and watched me unlock the door. I believe he still thought I didn't live there. My husband and son were home and didn't hear a thing. I told my husband I was almost killed in the backyard and the officer agreed! Luckily my husband and son didn't come running around the house because they might have gotten shot. I still have anxiety over that day, I'll never forget it, it was very traumatizing because if one officer shoots they all start firing their weapons.

Had that dad freaked out , he would be dead. The plates NEVER should have been run to begin with.

Straight up!!!

Should be illegal for cops to run plates and after pulling some one over play the dumb game.

@@allenelswick6961 bank employees can’t pull up accounts for funsies. A cop that doesn’t know how to act like a professional just cost tax payers a 6 figure settlement.

​@@karinaz8756 they don't need a reason to run your plates

Most people make mistakes everyday and don't lose their jobs, doctors or people who have the lives of others in their hands are a better comparison than your job or the guy making fries

Oh, boy

​@seanm3463 the guy making fries will cause a "Karen" to ask to speak to the manager (after 10 minutes of screaming and insulting everyone working there) because he made a medium order of fries instead of a large.

​@@shaunaholmes6561or they don't have enough salt or she felt cheated they didn't fill them up to the brim.

Mistakes happen. But if you are going to start pulling guns on kids, there needs to be some kind of discipline, retraining, systems adopted, or something.

This is in Texas, assume anyone committing a crime is armed

Also, I don't know why, but they seemed to be under the impression the people in the stolen car were armed

​@@seanm3463they thought the car was stolen because people don't know the fckn abbreviation for Arkansas

​@@shaunaholmes6561lol true

@@seanm3463 Like I said, that wasn't proper procedure. The proper procedure for a potential stolen car, is to walk to the window and ask for license and registration...unless you're a coward, in which case, you shouldn't be a cop.

So true 🙏

Yes now she jumps back into cop mode to see if they will incriminate themselves. 🙄🙄🙄 Police Reform Needed Yesterday😢😢😢😢😢😢

Yes. Still acting like a righteous MthrFr. Can't even recognize how he "the cop" who's supposed to KNOW what the consequences of his OWN actions could've been and act as if that scenario of a bad outcome couldn't be understood! Entitled A-hole! Smh

​@@mawi1172exactly...

She should have never run the plates to begin with. They didn’t have probable cause or a traffic infraction. These cops did EVERYTHING WRONG.

Maybe she was of low IQ as usual????????????????

​@@karinaz8756 you don't need cause to run plates

​@@karinaz8756 they're displayed publicly

This is a slam dunk lawsuit. They had NO REASON to run these plates.

Not just you. Everyone. It happens to Hispanics and white ppl, too. We should all sue immediately 😮

Who is "we"?.

cops are tired of being murdered by carjackers as well. cry me a river.

​@Sturmavk you know what you sign up for when you're applying for the job. They understand that it's a chance they may not go home that day.... they still choose to go to work everyday tho. Don't become trigger happy just because you're tired of your job. Where are the real cops that really have a care for the public, that really want to protect and serve and not just ready to pull the trigger cuz they're scared or tired as you say?

@@tayburton5016 they obviously were NOT trigger happy. They didn't pull the trigger. Did they? Nope. Thanks for bringing that up and helping prove my point. The cops acted according to the information that was known to them. Let's also mention the fact that if one or more cops had been shot or killed during this encounter, this story would NEVER have been aired on CNN. Why is that do you suppose? Oh right. Doesn't fit the narrative = cops are bad human beings. CNN is pure evil if you haven't figured that out already.

Was it necessary to approach the car with guns drawn and threaten to shoot them? Police always ESCALATE the situation BY THE THINGS THEY SAY AND DO. It was ALL uncalled for by the police.

Sorry dawg, you know the avg person doesn’t deal with guns drawn on them lol

It wasn’t a mistake it was incompetence. The plates shouldn’t have been run. The car was NOT reported stolen. It came back UNREGISTERED. Had the cops CONFIRMED the make and model of the car they would have seen the discrepancy. They didn’t . They went to guns drawn and barking orders. This isn’t law enforcement it’s domestic terrorism

​@@suzanne9150 they literally didn't approach the car, given the bad information they had, yes it was necessary to think they were armed

​@@karinaz8756 they don't need cause to run a plate

So what if there was a gun. We have 2A in this country. Texas made it EASIER to conceal carry. If you’re a cop scared of people with guns - move out of the state.

I disagree, you can say it's ok... "It's ok officers, mistakes happen. However, I am gonna need name and badge number of every officer involved, plus the name of the police department." See?

And then ask for the probable cause they used to justify running the plates.

Anywhere in the US is a danger

@LadieKatie I know better to have ever arrived

They have to get the people out of the car before they can check a vin or search the car

​@@seanm3463 I respectfully disagree. The VIN is clearly visible thru the windshield on the drivers side. Every time I get pulled over for any reason, I just sit there with my window down and hands on the wheel and the cop asks to see my papers and he/she looks at them and that's all, I'm on my way.

Sure, it's the right answer for everything nowadays

@@angiewoodward7255yup make those cops pay!!

@mrstepitup9186 yeah, this is why we no longer have order in this world. It's all about the color of your skin.

They made a mistake here and no one died, the one cop who misreported the tag number messed up, not the rest of them

​@@seanm3463if they're talking stolen car, gun in car and the one cop DID say if anyone pulled their hand back in the vehicle, they getting shot. I'm just surprised the father wasn't treated like Amadou Diallo or Philandro Castile when he pulled his wallet out to show his conceal carry license

​@@shaunaholmes6561 Castile is a bad example, unlike the family, he ignored the orders of armed cops, these people did not and nothing happened.

​@@shaunaholmes6561 Castile didn't follow instructions of an armed cop

Nice muscle car. Tinted windows (in Arkansas, the tint can be pretty dark on back windows) and Black people in the car. Falls under "you don't look like you belong in this neighborhood"

@@shaunaholmes6561 Police are out of control in this country. Since when does a "possible" stolen vehicle necessitate threatening the lives of the occupants? No other civilized nation on earth would put up with this.

They have cars who drive around with automated plate readers to give people tickets for expired tags. Running the plates is not the issue, them not knowing the right abbreviation is the problem.

​@@shaunaholmes6561 everything you described is not rare in a place like Frisco, this wasn't in Montana

@@seanm3463 If the plate reading had been automated, presumably there wouldn't be a chance for human error.

Racial profiling still alive and well in the South unfortunately.

@noemialbarracin2635 Very unfortunate.

​@@noemialbarracin2635 Latinos racially profile Black people as much as cops do if not moreso

Exactly. So sick of everyone telling people that are unarmed that it is THEIR responsibility to remain calm while ARMED COPS are acting erratically. Enough with the gaslighting. Why was the plate run to begin with? This wasn’t a mistake it was incompetence.

Yeah, I wondered about that too. Is she new and trying to impress her trainer/partner? Maybe she should slow her roll.

Because privacy doesn’t exist and cops assume guilty of something and it’s their job to find out what… because this is america

When she ran the plate accidentally as Arizona it came up as a stolen vehicle. I guess the same make/model or something?

​@@MrNiceGuy500that's too much of a coincidence

They don't need cause to run a plate

If her dumb azz had typed AR, she would have seen the car was owned by the family. And I'm trying to figure out how she thought Arkansas had a Z in the spelling.

Both parents & their child crying

@@sblack9511 it gets me at my core when I hear her. She is a different person after this crap.

@@diegofondoo1780bro me too! So traumatizing 👽

That's so wrong 😞

​@@julieboring4117 yeah i just smoked a blunt near my house and i saw them parked at the top of the staircase i needed to exit through. i scared them so they pulled a gun in my face and put me in handcuffs. they found my weed but gave it back to me cause they were looking for a shooter, not some kid smoking. not really traumatizing. ironically i got into a gunfight in that same spot when someone tried to rob me a year later

So sick of people that don’t have guns being told to stay calm while armed cops are totally erratic. It’s perfectly ok to be upset when you’re being treated like a criminal. You’re just enabling bad behavior. I get what you’re saying- if the dad freaked out he would be dead. The focus should be on the cops.

in my case the cops were there for a suspected shooting, so they're pumped up and defensive. if you've ever had a gun in your face you would know how serious their job is. seems like this was a similar case@@karinaz8756

how? what did this have to do with race?

No one died here