"I wear shorts when its 30 below" "Congratulations!" Perfect response 😂

I was once willing to give my life for what I believed this country stood for. Now I would give my life to protect my family from what this country has become.

Nobody ever wrote a song called "Fuck the fire department"

Abuse of power is scary. Thank goodness for cameras.

The fact that the young man is quick witted proves that he’s not under the influence. This is why you don’t talk to cops.

I am mind blown they treated a person who had such high disability challenges so poorly. That was actually evil.

These police needs to be sued and jailed . 🙄😤😮‍💨🤨

bruh if he was drinking, he'd be sober by the time he got the breathalyzer!

"how many false accusations you got?" "none" "its about to be your first" what a great young man, stay strong and dont back down lad!

Seeing the disabled man call the police was heartbreaking ...he couldn't believe the people harassing him were police, he had faith that the REAL police would come and help defend him, as police should.

I hope that first guy sued that cop and the cop was fired because hes on a power trip

This is why you remember the words: "am I being detained or am I free to go? I will not be answering any more questions without a legal representative. Please call your supervisor"

The fact that the disabled man felt the need to call 911 because of tyrannical cops and felt he was truly in danger goes beyond words 😢

As a parent of a disabled child, seeing police treat that man this way is heart breaking. He was probably told to trust the police.

“I wear shorts when it’s 30° below”. What a childish response 🤦🏻‍♂️

Unfortunately, the majority of police /government abuse of regular people goes unpunished and unnoticed

"I wear shorts when it's 30 below" Might be the dumbest thing I've hear a law enforcement officer say 😂

The disabled man, i’ve watched several reports on this. Target called the cops, because the man was “taking too long” at the register. It is completely disgusting that not 1 person offered to help him.

Honestly, I'm impressed that some these cops were fired. Usually they just let them stay in the department or put them on leave.

I hope the corrupt cops was sued.

That first officer is dangerous and I’m not being dramatic. From the very start of the interaction, he is being condescending, lying, and very obviously trying to rile up the young man. He craves discourse because he wants to abuse his “power”. The driver was calm, cooperative and respectful but the officer was posturing and looking for conflict. I’m so tired of this entire institution.

It broke my heart when he called 911 and told them how he was trying to pay and "wasn't taking longer than anyone else". He was doing his best, wasnt hurting a soul and was totally bewildered at what was happening to him.

My brother has always been the most sensible man I've ever met. Never drunk-drove; never did drugs; no fights; never got in any trouble, etc. But in his early 20s, he was very tall, well-built, and he just accidentally looked... like a bruiser 😂 Anyway, one night at 2am, he was driving home on a Friday night from his studying (of all things!) - in his university town. A cop pulled him over and didn't even give a reason. He pulled him over, said he could smell alcohol, and asked him to do a breathalyser (this is the UK. It's straight to breathalyser, we don't do sobriety tests. Which I personally think is better, as it answers the question without all that faffing around). My brother blew a straight zero. The cop was shocked, and said he'd never found a lad my brother's age - at 2am in this university town - driving completely sober, on a Friday night. My brother would have been within his rights to get angry, but he's so calm and peaceful, he just thanked the cop for 'keeping the roads safe' - and shook his hand. He was so nice to the damn cop, the cop said he'd reconsider his assumptions in future. He then just said 'drive safe', and let him go. I'm not saying you shouldn't challenge cops, if they behave badly and profile you. But my brother's demeanour was so calm and peaceful, it actually made the cop think twice. Hopefully that saved some other young men in future, from being profiled by that cop.

"Officer Step Back" needs to get some anger management skills going.

That first cop was 100% bullied in school and now he’s getting his “revenge” literally made a fool of himself and that department

That first cop is a tool. A world class tool. He needs to be as far away from being a servant to the public as possible.

the fact that they showed up days later to confront Jack’s Father, Screams Red Flag immediately 🤦🏽‍♀️

disabled guy really gets me man..... why the hell were cops called to the scene?

How the police treated that disabled man made me tear up. Absolutely disgusting.

People need to start filing law suits over crap like this a lot more .

If a cop breaks in my home without a warrant he’s not leaving it under the power of his own two legs. 😂

10:37 this is kid is impressive, standing up for rights and standing his ground, that dad should be proud this kids going places. Well done sir

Imagine breaking into somebody's house, electrocuting them, and kidnapping them, and the worst that happens to you is you "lose your job"

Those most vulnerable in society being treated so heartlessly by those sworn to protect them. Heartbreaking. Too often people who struggle with daily living skills like this gentleman are met with harsh judgement and treatment. I worked with adults with disabilities in helping them gain employment and learning life skills to be independent. This gentleman in the video worked very hard to be able to do for himself what we take for granted and those officers stripped him of that and his dignity in mere seconds. This can cause lasting emotional scars and trauma for anyone. I pray that he was able to get back out there and continues to live his best life.

the last video was shell shock to me truely heartbroken to see that disabled man treated like that. i hope those officers were truely held accountable to the highest possibility.

The Galanokis kid or anyone else for that matter didnt get the last laugh if that cop wasn't fired and prohibited from joining another police force! Using your authority as a cop intentionally trying to ruin someones life should be a firarable offense AT THE VERY LEAST!! Along with criminal charges

I hope he gets a good civil rights lawyer because he's got a good lawsuit What they did was wrong and illegal

“You kind of are” to that cop telling him that they aren’t playing dumb games was probably the most savage shit that I’ve ever heard a 15 year old say.

Just found your channel - good content, and fantastic story-telling and presence. This is far better than just watching some random body cam. Keep it up - you've got another sub today.

My father was an old school Nashville cop from the mid 60s to the early 90s. The rough parts of town were very dangerous. He was hard as nails, had a rough childhood, and served in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne. He was definitely not the type that you wanted to tangle with. However, he detested these types of officers. He always said that they were cowards with a badge and a gun.

I’m so glad today’s generation has access to footage of them being in these situations. Growing up, I was harassed by police officers so frequently. I challenged some traffic charges in court but was largely ignored. Those body cams keep the cops semi-honest.

“How many false accusations u got?” “None” “About to be your first” Damn, that was brutal, funny thing is, it wasn’t his first

The portrait of the last cop made me laugh. He literally looks like a 10 year old trying to look tough hahaha

As a father of a disabled child, I am so fearful what this world will do to my child when i am not around, even the ones sworn to protect her.

I felt so bad for the disabled man at the end, he's clearly struggling to pay for his stuff and obviously the store staff phoned the police on him instead of just helping, there really is some sad pathetic people out there

"Failure to stop at the command of an officer" is about the least American thing of all time ever.

I was assaulted by an officer in Michigan and then the officer took my father's wedding ring off my neck when I was already in handcuffs in the officers vehicle. I never got my dad's ring back. The cop busted my face, purpled my eye to my eyebrows and broke my nose. I am a hundred pounds and have a crippled right arm.

Imagine accusing a man of shoplifting when he actually has the money on the counter and is trying to pay for his products....like does anyone see the lack of critical thinking here?

I will never shop at Target after seeing what happened to this poor man. Not one employee stepped up to help him. The cops were so quick to arrest this man and all he needed was help. The police are not here to serve and protect citizens anymore; they are here to escalate and create needless charges.

Get the first one fired please.

Bro I feel so bad for that old man😭what are our cops these days tho fr😭.

I have a friend applying to be a cop. Worked with kids most his life, goes to church every Sunday, very logical dude. Cops said he didn't pass their psych exam. Based on these dude's actions I think he should be happy he didn't meet whatever criteria they were looking for.

Love this kid. Good job keeping your cool, Jack. Glad your parents taught you your rights.

"Congratulations", is exactly what I would say too. 🤣🤣🤣

Wow, that teen was so confident and smart about what was going on. He said I blew a Zero so now you think I smoked weed. Even as a 42yr old man, I would not have been that confident and smart under the physical intimidation of criminal cops!

I've worked with people with learning disabilities for over 20 years. The number of so-called professionals who have no idea or intent of dealing with people like this is staggering.

“Not when it’s a 50cc and you have a permit for it”. Yooooo jack is savage and I’m here for it!!!

The cop in the thumbnail can do whatever she wants😍

Love how the first kid was like, you know what, I got nothing else planned for today, let's just fucking go.

"Congratulations" Bro that fucking line is as cold as he was.

The disable man broke my heart. CLEARLY he needed a little extra time to do his purchase or HOW ABOUT since now we do self check out and store employees are always standing there ONE HELPS HIM. What an amazing idea to do your damn job and or help a fellow human being. People are disgusting and disappointing anymore.

The “oh! Here we go!” commentary from the lady is hilarious

Why do so so many American cop behave like thugs? I thought America was the land of the free.

This happened to someone in the town I live in and kept happening like 4 times. The person got sick of it and sued the city and won. That cost all of us money because of the officers big head and power hungry bs. Needless to say the officer ended up getting beaten up bad one night when he was off duty and now walks with a bad limp and works at the grocery store stocking shelves!!!

I think a breath test should be the only test admissible in court as all sobriety test are biased and untrustworthy as the cop might have an ego problem

There should be a blacklist ban for fired cops. Across america. No longer eligible for hire.

The first guy needs to sue for false arrest.

I am an ex cop and retired military. I am SO sickened by what far too many cops have devolved to in the United States. It is sickening to say the very least. These cops are despicable, and an embarrassment to Law Enforcement.

No one behaving this way should be allowed in any position of authority.

Since the man had not been detained or arrested was on his front porch. He could break off this consensual encounter at any time. And them coming into his house was a one hundred percent violation of his rights and their qualified immunity must be stripped for this

I have never trusted anyone in any law enforcement role except for one sheriff who was honest and trustworthy. Never met any law enforcement officers who were worth a damn.

Albuquerque KEEPS popping up with bad cops. It's time to look at the supervisors and trainers.

What absolute pigs they were to the last guy! No excuse for that treatment at all! 😮Lowest of the low! They must have had an integrity bypass operation at birth!!!

“I wear shorts when it’s 30 below” “Congratulations” LMFAOOO

By the time the officer finally initializes the breath test suspect is already sobered up 😂

Remember, whether they are a police officer or not. Unjustified force can be confronted with force

I’m actually surprised they got fired. wow bravo to Jack and his father for knowing their rights, playing it smart and standing their ground!👏🏼

The last one actually made me cry...I can't even imagine how helpless he felt..where is the humanity in these situations?? Anyone can see he just needed a little assistance and I hope whoever called the cops on him watch this and feel ashamed for failing as a human being

Of course, corrupt cops...who ya gonna call? Corrupt cops 🎶corrupt cops🎶

I had a wild incident that happened to me in KY back in 2011. I was leaving my GF's mothers house, because my GF was staying with her mother down in KY at the time. I had a pretty good drive ahead of me and I barely knew the area. I was 30 minutes from her mother's house and I decided to go to a gas station to get something to drink and to get a snack. Once I pulled out of the gas station, I decided that I should take a little break, so I pulled into a park to eat my bag of chips and to call my GF. No more than a minute after pulling in, a cop pulls in at an angle to where his door was almost directly facing my door and he put his door spotlight on me. I rolled the window down thinking that he was just curious. When he stepped out of his car, I said "what's up?" He said, "step out of your car." I still didn't think anything of it and I started to get out of my car. As I was getting out, I heard a button unsnap. I seen that he was pulling his gun on me, so I froze halfway of getting out of my car. He stopped his motion when he noticed that I froze and yelled at me to get out. I stepped all the way out with both hands in the air and said "what's the problem here?" He gets right up in my face and says "you're f'n attitude is the problem." I said that I didn't have an attitude. Then he asked me what I was crushing up in my car. I said "chips?" Then told him that I was eating chips with one hand and had my phone in the other hand. He screamed "bullshit! We have a pill problem, do you know what that is?" I said that I didn't have anything like that and that he could search my car all night long. He said that he was going to search it alright and that he was going to search me too. Then he pushed me into my car and started patting me down. At this time, another cop showed up. A tall blonde haired guy and that's when they started both asking me questions. I knew I was at their mercy, I accidentally left my phone in the car and was too afraid to get it when the cop pulled a gun on me. Every time they asked me a question, I'd answer and then say "I am not a problem, I just want to go home." In a hope that their dash cams could hear the conversation. They asked me where I came from and I told them that I was not familiar with the area. But I told them the direction and that it was 30 minutes from there. They tell me it's awful weird that I don't know. I said yet again that I didn't know anything about the area. I told them that I was dropping my GF off at her mother's house. They then asked me who my GF was and I told them. They looked at each other and laughed like they both knew her. They were trying to taunt me in order to get a reaction. They then told me that I was stupid and that Ohio State sucks, because I had a Ohio State hoodie on. Which I replied that it was their opinion, but whatever. So after they seen that the flurry of insults wasn't going to work. The first guy ordered me to walk to the front of my car and turn my back to it. While the blonde haired guy searched my car. I thought for sure that they were going to plant something in there and blame it on me. So I looked at the first guy and said "look sir, I'm really not a problem at all and I just want to go home man." He then loosened up and tried to "justify" his actions by saying that there is a major drug problem there. I just agreed with what he was saying so I could just leave. After a few minutes, the blonde got out of my car and I asked if I could leave. The first guy said sure. As I was walking to the door, the blonde got in my face and said "you need to clean your car." I had no clue what he meant. It was a brand new car. That was until I sat in my seat and seen that he trashed it. He purposely spilled my chips everywhere. My drink was also spilled in the floor. I drove off and I was so shook that my hands were shaking. Not only because the cop pulled his gun on me for literally no reason. But because I felt like he really intended to use it on me if I had not stopped moving. On top of that, it felt like if I smarted off even a little. That they were going to try to claim that I tried to attack them and beat me up or shoot me. This incident taught me a lot. First off, if a cop starts getting shady. You start recording right then and there. Always keep your phone in hand. Because you just never know. I thought that I was going to just step out and have a good casual conversation with a dude. Maybe even chill with him for a few minutes. I've done it before with cops after being pulled over. Never had a problem before. I'd just joke back and forth. Not all cops are bad of course. But the ones that make it bad, make it bad for everyone. Because now my trust is mostly gone when it comes to cops.

This is a masterclass on what is wrong with police

Officer Winters is suing Golanacas because he and his cohort got fired. Personally would throw the case out of court. Abolish qualified immunity nationwide for starters.

I was once mistreated by cops in Germany during a stop and no one apologized when it turned out to be wrong. I later found myself in a situation where the cops had to rely on me regularly.

Same exact situation happened to me as first guy. Came home from a hiking trip, got pulled over for headlights or brake light. Asked me if i was drinking....ran me through sobriety test....ended up blowing 0s. Asked if i had been smoking and shook my head while i said no. He responded saying, well you said no but shook ur head yes. Which one is it?" disgusting man. Wish i would have known how unprofessional that was. Maybe would have pursued legal action. It's a small town I had just moved to and decided against it to avoid being targeted.

He said put your gum on the dash. Who the f*** puts their gum on the dash? We would have had a problem right there.

This young man did something that he may or may not realize. I served my country for 35 years and I can tell you this young man is going to go far in life. Because he is intelligent and shows traits of a strong leader. The roles where reversed that night because that night be was the Public Servant, who protected his community from this bad police officer and clearly this police office has done this so often and got away with it and clearly his moral compass was smashed and he should go to jail for wearing a uniform that he clearly should have never put on. So very proud of this young man. God Bless You!

Your first "false" arrest...

@15:40 that is HEARTBREAKING. He thinks he’s being arrested for being slow! Oh my god I’m crying.

This is why cops need their own insurance this way when we take them to court the money comes out of their pocket then you will see how fast they obey the laws

"Fired from the department" means he's just going to get a job in the next county. If a police officer is fired for misconduct they should be barred from being hired at ANY police department, ANYWHERE in these states and territories.

My brother was 16 and driving home from work as a busser in torrential rain. Police pulled him over, ran through the litany of questions then proceeded to tell him he was driving TOO SLOW. This was in 1976.

"They refused to show a single shred of mercy." Exactly. This is why none will be shown to them...

The whole clip of the last guy made me cry. Because it was a Target employee who called the cops instead of helping the guy made me vow to never step foot inside a Target ever again.

As a father of a non-verbal autistic child, the interaction with the disabled man gives me chills. Cops are not trained to deal with neural normal people let alone neural diverse people

I've never understood those silly American police sobriety tests. Here in Australia they just all have breathalyzers standard in all patrol cars and use them immediately instead of all these other weird activities.

Man... that last one was the MOST infuriating. I've never been so upset watching a KZfaq video.

The problem is not the uniform, it's those wearing it. Inflated thug minded egos. All three cases were appalling, but the last one regarding the disabled man was the most distressing. I hope all 3 cases succeed with lawsuits!

That last one is really messed up and definitely should have charges pressed against them over this, the moment he spoke anyone with a brain and heart knows when they heard his voice is that all this man needed was a little assistance. How can he be shoplifting when he has several cash bills trying to pay and hasn’t left the store yet or even attempted to leave and apparently he had been there a while for the cops to show up and he still be there trying. Target sucks

The female cop in the thumbnail looks like she's about 10 seconds from crying. She also looks like she got caught putting on her daddy's uniform.

In a country with THAT much distrust in police force, i am not surprised to see crime rates rising all the time. Greetings from Germany and get your police officers a 3 years teaching before going out on the roads as we do.