That beginning had me dying 😂😂

That junk was hilarious! 😂💀😂

Not only that, they also tased him and even had hands on him 😭

He fell three times bruh

They even got to him in the car too! L cops.

I like how she's acting as if she has the equipment necessary to run people's records and tell the police that they are wrong when they have actual REAL equipment and computers to run records

👏👏👏 well said

Shidd shes Alock with me she was just checking on Larry ass but she ain know that bro had racked up some charges before hand yunno 😂

Hw must really lay down pipe in a great way.. for her to be willing to act like that on his behalf 😮 Seriously, what else could it be? 😂😂

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lol

LMFAOOOOOO

​@@stashhouse9838😂

WAIT I JUST NOTICED THAT 😂😂😂

The second time he fell he legit did a full front flip and they couldn't catch him 😂😂😂 bro was like looney toons

Yeah🤣😂

Bro was running as if he was in looney toons😭😭

RIGHT LIKE HE CANT RUN AT ALL BUT SOMEHOW GOT AWAY😭😭

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Seriously that first one “he hasn’t done anything”. As the guy runs away. General rule, comply with the officer’s requests and be polite those are your best friends in these matters.

Complying is a good idea unless the officer is breaking your constitutional rights and you incriminate yourself.

@@natthekiwi7074 And even then when you believe your rights have been put aside in that situation, you're supposed to take this up by talking to a lawyer when brought up to whatever charges or reasons for detention, AFTER you are detained or arrested. These things are settled in an order. What you don't do is try to argue or flee *during* an arrest or questioning, as that can and will be construed as resisting arrest or gives the presumption you're acting noncompliant and being detained (at minimum) was necessary (when brought up in court recounting alongside cam footage). It's all about a combination of interpretation and cooperation; if you are mistreated, you need to bring that up *later*, not always in that moment. That lady jumping in and yelling at them, for no reason, almost got herself detained for nothing other than butting in something she wasn't involved in or aware of lol

@@Whazzupie Every situation differs. If the police are trying to Kill you, if you don't defend yourself or flee successfully then court doesn't matter. Once you've been cuffed and disarmed your at the mercy of police to care for you. Even if the arrest is lawful, but you know your innocent it can be terrifying to be helpless and not many people think clearly either by trying to pursue the police to believe them ,(which police are trained to ignore, since most criminals do this) or resisting. If the system wants you, they have you. Innocent or guilty.

TIP: If the police are chasing someone, don't stand there and just yell at them.

Frfr😂

ppl like him should just leave the county, if he got out on bond is charge prob isnt that serious unless hes rich. he would get ignored and possibly not even flagged on a police stop in a diff county, ppl that run should always move states imo

he didnt move far enough lol

​@@aslushymachinepeople that run should move planets

hes already out of prison just recently. i cant wait for larry season 2

true but he did fail to identify himself and hoesntly cop could probably argue if the candles fell over theyd go on the grass

​@@plebstar5613he doesn't have to identify himself

@@plebstar5613he doesn’t have too your free in America and have a 4th amendment buddy apart of the constitution and supreme law if America which all other laws are derived and which protect the peoples power states power and federal power… as you can see i have some law background

​@@plebstar5613His argument is complete bullshit. There is no law whatsoever regarding candles in a public area and he clearly only brings this up as a threat. Also, notice how there is no mention of this once the female officer arrives and he even lies and claims that he did not ask the suspect to put out the candles.

@@plebstar5613 how much do you love that boot sitting on your neck

You do know that some departments can refuse to give you body cam footage right? “I’m recording this” is for the safety of the civilian because legally officers can’t stop you, or did you not know that?

@@codeinsane3288 what do you mean legally officers can't stop you?

@@scoclego6040 they cant stop somebody from recording a police interaction.

@@aisa.lan_7934uh.. I’m pretty sure they can…?🤔

@@scoclego6040 they cant stop you from recording, its not against the law

fr 😂😂

"i am recording this" 5X

“We’re cooperating” **says the little fcking annoying brat that sounds as spoiled as his dad** 💀

🤓

he got a 500k settlement for that arrest, he did nothing wrong, the cops both got put on unpaid leave and still under investigation ,

bye the looks of it, he had plot armor that day

If you ask me, he knew fine well what he was doing and what he was capable of. I think he's a massive troll haha.

Are you a farm girl perchance

@@ahli8515 wth thats so random bruh

those are the clumsiest cops ive ever seen, idk how they couldnt just hold him from back like wrestle grab. its like they wanting him to get away

Holy shit, people that scream like they know everything and defend criminals are so annoying

That's typically Karens that always dragged themselves into trouble that they could easily avoided 😂

thats what the social media did to these npc 😂

Bro think about the fact that from her perspective, those cops did the most stereotypical thing imaginable lmao. She called them over a concern for her privacy with someone else, and the cops who pull up just start eyeballing some random black dude and run after him instead? I get that from their shoes, its annoying to explain yourself, but gotta be more aware of the situation from an outside perspective. At the very least, don't say some stupid shit like threaten jail just for asking why they ran off after some random black dude.

@@forever1313 atleast ask before u assum u know everything in the world

A badge and a big ego the worst combo but a common one

@@ataridc Lol wym the little guy thought he was something and got caught.

The beached whale on the bench was the one with the attitude problem.

@@ezekial7028 it was a small sarcastic non aggressive phrase. Shouldn’t a cop know how to not take those seriously and just brush it off. Especially if it’s not aggressive. Because the cop’s attitude got more aggressive. Not professional

@@ezekial7028 Tell me where the beached whale touched you.

Completely agree the cops also should’ve done a much better job at deescalation making a scene out of nothing was completely unnecessary but equally the people could’ve just been cooperative

I like them being included cuz I think instances of cops geting it wrong or overstepping their authority are worth being seen, although these indeed don't feel like they fit the title here

@@MrEvan312 exactly. i think the clips are fine and i enjoyed watching them regardless, it just wasn't what i was expecting when clicking on the video

All they had to do was listen to what the cops were there for, instead completely escalated things for no reason. The family seems like they were antagonized by who called the cops on them and threatened. Instead of talking and figuring shit out nothing got taken care of. Kid was worried about the other dude getting in trouble but won't let things progress. Cops were told a situation happened, a guy waved a fire arm. He runs back into the house and don't tell me nobody has ever run back in for a weapon before. I don't agree with how the cops handled it, but the dad didn't handle it like an adult either. Kid and dad couldn't shut the fuck up long enough for the cops to explain anything.

@@raymondnesbitt8751 literally what i said but in essay format. that's not a "criminal outsmarting police" no matter how much you try to re-explain the same video that we both watched.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Typical white boy name😂

Omg that kid I feel for him his father is really filling his head with shit I bet he’s a sovereign citizen and conspiracy theorist

fr

10/10 dad

Buddy, you at 15 wouldn’t have done anything and would be fkn scared. He’s obviously mature asf for his age, and you are not mature even at adult age

You’re so tough putting down teenagers in a comment section dude 💀 fuckin pathetic

and act like he has 50 years life experience😂

@@valkyri. umm...?

​@starlikey. What are u on about she / he spelt it correctly 😭✋️

@@valkyri.they spelled it correctly lmao

he did nothing but yap n yap

Bro legit thought that it was a game or something where his house was the safe zone where cops can't get him. "I'm not resisting" as you see his arm completely tense using all of his strength to prevent being cuffed.

Yeah, guy is pretty bold to be so stupid lol. And it's a shame he's brainwashed his kid to think like he does...we'll be seeing vids with the kid as the star soon enough, I wager.

@@Penguun the son sounds like a tw*nk but technically hes in the right the entire encounter, the police went into his house unlawfully and both him and his dad still cooperated.

although i cant help but blame the cops for pursuing the dad as a threat, after all didnt they get a call about some firearm being present? or was that referring to the son

@babo118 they just got a call regarding a threat and a possible gun involvement. And when the cops only have that info and the guy, after being asked to come over to talk, decides to back up and try to run into his house the cops will want to stop that from happening. It's like being pulled over because they had a call about a car that matched yours. You aren't in trouble, unless you decide after pulling over that you are going to speed off before the cop can come to your window, now you are in trouble. Word of advice, if a cop says "hey come over here and talk for a second" the worst thing you can do is run away. You don't need to talk to them, you could ask if you are being detained or say you don't want to talk, but to turn around and run away is the worst option to take.

Sadly he uses his skills to do dumb shit 😔

​@@BewyxAnimshe will be learning alot of new things in prison..

​@@danielmiller3845he will be getting along with Bubba while in the slammer 😂😂😂😂

Mora seems like the type to pull someone over for driving while black tbh.

@@TheLikenessOfNormal he’s racist fs. “Reckless burning”? wtf? Let the man pay his respects to his friend.

I don't understand why he is even in this as he is not a criminal and he is not trying to outsmart them either. He's a dude sitting on a bench. Now I saw the intro I actually understood why the cop would pull up as I thought the bad could be alcohol which is not allowed but no he was just being racist

@@quincyking010 the man sitting on the bench didn’t deserve any of it. No one needed to be there. Knowing that there were 20+ people at the vigil over time and there was a lighter left so people mourning could light the candles and this was never a problem shows that he’s just being racist. He even approached the man with hostility and then tries to make it his fault

@@seraphineclouser762 Won't even be honest with the second officer about what he said to our friend in mourning.

Agreed. Even the second case was badly put. Was the kid kinda annoying, yes. Were cops being little too much aggressive, yes. It's sad that the cops can avoid consequences

The most powerful thing a cop can do is be nice. Like seriously, you can really control the situation a lot better by just not being a dick or escalating, it makes everyone's lives easier and saves innocent people.

@@Spicii9896 this goes both ways. Both could have handled this in a much more civilized manner.

everyone knows damn well that cop was in the wrong. and if the lady officer wouldn't have showed up; he would have let his emotions get the best of him and God knows what he would have done then.

@@kllewisfile both ways my ass, man was minding his own business without hurting anyone, a police officer who should have been more civil and repaired the situation and continued on his own path, but his ego speaks louder.

It's so funny when cops are wrong and then act like they are the victim.

I mean, the cops were pretty aggressive. You could argue that kid and the father were victims here. Edit: Forgot to mention that I have deep respect for officers, but man, this was just too far. Even in the beginning, the way they acted, the way they rushed is inexcusable...

yeah. even after the kid kept lying they still seemed averagely calm

Should have arrested her for helping a criminal get away

Like karen why the frick do you have to yell at police you want to see ther manager?

@@_-HU_TAO-_you are the real life hu tao?

Psychopaths are born Psychopaths, you cannot turn into one but you can turn into a sociopath

I think he's drunk

fr larry got the goofiest run bro

Crocs always let you down in a time of need

He's drunk with his gravity challenged pants on

@@OJ14416he runs like sheriff woody😭

He was sitting on a bench in the middle of the night. He looked as shady af.

It was his attitude. He was not doing anything wrong but when you are that defensive Police feel like its sketchy.

@@mauisean007 He got accused of reckless burning for a few candles for a vigil. And he's black, sorry a cop might be a bit triggering in that situation, why should he not be defensive?

@@DibleDabble don’t matter. Defensive is defensive.

@@arrow2370 A singular person can't sit outside on a bench at night time, right down the street from his house? Underneath a bright street light? Why aren't you asking how shady Mora the moron police officer was for escalating the situation for no other reason than his fragile ego being challenged? Moron wasn't even correct about the "reckless burning" charge. THAT should be more of a concern rather than somebody simply sitting down on a damn bench. The second officer even addresses what the candles were there for, because he is obviously mourning the passing of his friend Katrina, paying his respects to her, and has said so even before the second officer arrived on the scene. She understood what was going on within 10 seconds of being there, while Mora was too busy escalating it for four minutes.

if the cop had any awareness at all rayshaun probably wouldn’t have been rude to him. the cop was acting like rayshaun was an arsonist that was throwing molotov cocktails on anything and everything. bro literally said candles being lit was “reckless burning” like gtfoh with that shit. you should not be a cop if candles being lit sets off alarm bells in your head.

Notice he starts saying all that stuff when the son starts recording like “I’m cooperating” so everyone who sees it thinks the cops are in the wrong but meanwhile he comes out of the house recording and then takes off but no they won’t show that part to anyone.Also that kid is a mouthy brat thinks he knows everything and when in fact he don’t know dick sit down little boy show respect

The cops entered illegally into that man’s house

@@chanejohnson3476 ur a nerd bro 😭

@@chanejohnson3476 You don't understand what a warrant is. Do you think hiding in someone elses house will get rid of the cops, really? XD

​@@chanejohnson3476The police can enter your house without a search warrant if the crime has just been committed or if you are outside and you run in, imagine killing someone and then breaking into your house, that doesn't work.

Lmao what a loser, he had to argue "no i can point my flashlight at you!!!" for 20 minutes

@@alimertc Wouldn't even admit to her that he told Rayshaun to put out the candles or he'd charge him.

I love cops, but this one let his ego get hurt. It didn’t have to go this way.

@@MelAtlNP Same here bro. Officer Mora just seems like a racist douche and kind of an incel. Literally as soon as a cute girl (the other responding officer, cause respectfully, she's a lovely looking lady) he starts trying to behave better.

@@MelAtlNP bootlicker

Yea, definitely the cop was harassing him for no reason. Hate cops like him!

No, the big dumbshit on the bench agitated the situation.

I have mixed feelings on this one as they both could have handled it way differently, guy could have simply said "I'm having a vigil for my friend" and then maybe him and cop could have talked about it, at the same time the cop could have said "it looks like your having some kind of vigil" because that's what it looked like, (however with people nowadays you just don't know what they might be doing, sadly its turned into a crazy world) and then once again they could have talked about it. Just because residents of the neighborhood know him and other officers might know him that cop obviously did not. So he did what he was trained to do which was approach with his lights to light up the person to be able to see what they might be doing just as the other cop confirmed, but both of them could have handled it way differently with a different outcome.

Honestly, I disagree. Sure, the cop rose to the bait willingly, but the dude was immediately defensive and evasive, resorting to sov cit tendencies, he was definitely the instigator. If the guy merely said " I'm holding a vigil for a friend", the cop likely would have let him be. But he wanted to be a dick, so then the cop wanted to bring him down a peg.

A**hole Officer David Mora. Let the world know!

LITERALLY HOW U FUMBLE THAT BAD😭

@@ccherubiaaAND STILL GET AWAY FROM

Bro invented it

Fr, the man tripped 2 times and 2 cops still couldnt keep him down 😂

@@skylerhickman3646 He's like a ninja

A colored guy is crazy

He's literally in the right!!?!?!??!?!?!?!??! Are you mentally ill?

He may not be acting exactly proper but we can all admit the cops were in the wrong on this one

There’s a reason the cops involved were fired….

Entering a home warrantless makes this illegal and any form of " resistance" isnt seen as such legally. Hence theese wankers losing their jobs

@@vorticx9120 Did we watch the same video ?

Was really hoping they'd at least put him into cuffs for Obstructing.

@@MojoPupkinda sus they were so focused on blocking his view of the camera

He learned it from his shitty father, it would seem. What parent gets their kid involved with the cops rather than acting like an adult?

@@user-tm2kx7fe4ythey were trying to have him back up. He kept pushing forward.

@@elianaainsa3128 I disagree that he was pushing into their space. They were violating their rights based on an unfounded claim. I didn’t spend my time in the military so that larping police could violate citizens rights. The police were also disciplined and I think some fired so obviously they were in the wrong since city police usually favored the sides of their officers.

Idk why this is in this video but in this situation the cops are in the wrong

Sovereign citizens believe their above the law. Recording police is just a 1st amendment right, and demanding badge number is just a way of holding them accountable. Neither of which constitute being above the law. Also, you should look up the context of this situation. The police are the ones in the wrong in this situation. No warrant, no exigent circumstances, and no permission. It's a 4th amendment violation and an 8th amendment violation.

@@herehaveapotato8139 they are not. They are investigating a complaint that involved a deadly weapon. They gave a lawful order to speak to them outside of the house to figure out what's going on. The guy instead turns tail and flees inside his house, where he could have a gun ready to shoot at the police for all they know. He was actively resisting arrest. The cops wanted back inside the house because the one officer dropped his bodycamera in the struggle with the dad. They didn't search the house, all they were doing was retrieving their property. The kid is allowed to record from a distance, but the kid was actively trying to invade the scene, causing problems.

​@@real_redironnope you're wrong there. Recording a police officer isn't protected by the first amendment, but you are correct in that it is not illegal. Also, they were being incredibly standoffish, and aggressive towards officers, but not violent. They could have gotten an additional charge of obstruction, for obstructing an investigation and disobeying a lawful command (which they did get arrested for), also the investigation was about a firearm, and when the guy suddenly fled inside, he could have been retrieving said firearm or a weapon, to harm the officers with, which is why things escalated. Also he wouldn't have retreated inside if he had nothing to hide. Furthermore, sovereign citizen-type people usually just hate the law, law enforcement and are just general nuisances for the public in general.

@@someonenotfunny9823 you can look up a case such as Glik v. Cunniffe, 655 F.3d 78 (1st Cir. 2011) from United States Court of appeals, first circuit. (There's even more cases than this.) Even states about the 1st amendment right to free press to record the police. What I'm talking about is government accountability, not about the civilians actions or lack there of (That you keep referring to). Most people seem to either not care or not know that even criminals proved guilty have rights. These individuals didn't even break the law. It's sad when the government has to confirm your rights, which are designed to protect you from them. Police cannot detain just anyone they want. That would be dangerous. You should know that a lawful command, has a law that backs it. Cite me the source that would give info as to how their commands were lawful.

Ya idk about that one

That cop was actually an asshole

I guess the guy was being "smart"? I don't feel like the officer is in the total wrong. The guy was giving somewhat of an attitude

​​@@ve6720As he should when being demanded to give up his 4th Amendment for no reason.

​@@ve6720the guy got pressured by the cop for no reason

He was doing his job, merely asking Rashawn what he was doing. Sure, he took the bait, but Rashawn was immediately defensive and evasive. If he said "I am holding a vigil for a friend" from the get-go, it wouldn't have escalated. Not saying the cop did nothing wrong, he did let that asshole press his buttons, but I guarantee if he immediately told the cop what he was doing, the cop would give his condolences, warn about making sure the candles were out, and bid him a goodnight. But Rashawn HAD to be a dick.

No he doesn't

@@lizthedisjointedzebra692 The officer came and disturbed his public peace, and sure Rashawn was snappy about that, but he had already asked the guy to turn of the light because the light in his face was uncomfortable for him. And Rashawn really isn't obligated to tallk to ayone if he wasn't doing anything wrong.

@@aljamarlewis7904 yes, he is, he was immediately acting suspicious by being evasive and combative. I guarantee that if he had said "I am having a vigil for my friend" the cop would have left him alone. People like him are their own worst enemy, they make things harder on themselves and people around them.

There was no need for him to go and ask him questions though🤷🏼‍♂️, just drive past and ignore if you don't see any sus shit happening, I understand the light was for his safety but he could've flashed it at him, turned it the other way, apologise for flashing him and tell him "im sorry for the light but it's for my safety" and it wasn't "reckless burning" as the author said, Rayshaun is/was probably sad that he lost his friend and let his emotions get in the way, but the fact the cop went on with arguing with him and not talking to him in a nice calm tone like that other officer, everything would've been fine.. don’t get me wrong, i understand your point of view, let’s just say they were both wrong so we don’t argue

im sayin

Fr

That's exactly what I'm saying

How?

You haven’t met me

They prob been thru crap

@@meganmosedoesn’t really change anything

Cops were dismissed and huge payday coming

The 15 year old has potential to be smart but is really dumb and annoying

EXACTLY!!!!!! WHY THE FUCK ARE PEOPLE ON THEIR SIDE?!?!?!

@@didiask4749 to big not themselves everyone is after there 25 mins of fame

Literally. He comes out acting big and bad asking for their badge numbers and recording. He knows he did something. Nobody acts like that who did nothing

@@katodd2925 exactly

@@katodd2925so true, be calm and polite, answer questions are your best friends in these situations. General rule if you have nothing to hide you don’t need to fear the police (yes I know there are corrupt ones but this attitude will prevent the situation from getting worse)

the kid was completely in the right to do so they unlawfully arrested his dad

​@bman_j7714 oh yeah because making sudden moves into the house the officers don't know if has a GUN is the right thing to do. The officers are in the right. Shame people are so anti police to the point of stupidity

For real

its a boy

Neither of them has done anything wrong. If you just comply with everything cops say, thats how you end up in communism. Is that what you want?

The kid recording his father was 100% oorrect. The cops were in the wrong, like always.

@@johnleak8396 Funny how someone could have so stupid opinion as her. BTW the guy was suppoused to be in a verbal argument and they immediately put their hands on him. VERBAL. It's not even a thing cops should worry about. There was nothing bout the gun in the beggining, so I have a feeling cops made that up when saw how this kid was determined to defend his pops.

that kid is gonna go places... like jail multiple times..

@@johnleak8396WRONG.

What are you talking about, the cops had a probable cause to enter the home. The man resisted and tried to run. And the kid was getting too close. He received an order to step back and he refused. The kid is talking about people intruding the house but they had a reason, are you supposed to let a guy just run because he can’t enter his house because it’s his property? He was constantly told to step back and he refused. The cop told him to step back and he was fine if he recorded and he still didn’t step back. He also refused identifacion.

dude, as a police officer you can't walk into someone's house without having a suspicion cause, or having a search warrant, or an arrest warrant. (it is extremely illegal and unprofessional)

​@@CK_TechEditz they had probable cause which allows them to enter his home

@@albinoguidedog i watched the francheck case on other channels and stuff and it’s universal those cops are corrupt

​@CK_TechEditz are u a dummy head

@@CK_TechEditz the dude refused to cooperate when given a lawful order to stay still and not go into his house, which will be escaping a police officer. Life isn't a game of tag you used to play during recess, there's no "safe spot".

His voice was annoying

Then u hit puberty earlier. That means he is going to hit puberty later than usual.

@@charlenepinola4310 your annoying fn show a band

@@6rev bro is white

@@doomspirebrickbattle-sr1px no no we whites don't exept this boy as a white person ill pass him along to the asians

Sovereign citizens do that to their kids.

Yeah apparently regardless of the situation or circumstances a cop isn’t allowed to enter a home without a search warrant 😂😂😂it takes a special kind of stupid to be a sovtard

Zeon!

Mora has a chip on his shoulder where his first priority is to establish that HE’s the tough guy, but secretly fears he’s not. The female officer approached the situation perfectly in that she first expressed sympathy for the deceased friend and used her name. I would think that calling a person or “suspect” a dumb ass is probably almost NEVER helpful in dealing with anyone and his repeated use of it demonstrates that Mora lacks the emotional maturity to be an effective police officer. The first thing any counsellor will teach a person about communication is that if you resort to name calling the other person will shut down,or become defensive and respond in kind. Either way they will stop hearing anything that you have to say. It destroys any hope of effective communication/deescalation/resolution.

Better to not answer the door for the police ever without a warrant

How's That Boot Taste?

Well, your not that wrong, but neither are they. Im a german so i dont know your guyses laws over there that good so teach me better if im wrong. As far no one is in danger or there is evidence in your home that relates to a serious offence theyre not allowed to get in your home without consent or a warrant. Dont know how far the rights of private prop are but the fact he wantet him to get down of his ground looks for me like theyre actually right in that case.

@tmplaygame4liveki400 at least in most US states, police are allowed to enter the house, walk through generally, without consent or a warrant as long as there's probable cause (allowing em to do anything basically) but not a full on search eg. a forensics team and photographs for evidence. A search warrant would be needed for that.

​@@lune7220they're only allowed to enter a home with exigent circumstances. Someone saying a gun was involved isn't exigent circumstance, and the cop never said the man was detained, all he said was he wanted to talk to the guy about what happened. Half this video is cops abusing their power lmao

​@@lune7220Its not probable cause, but exigent circumstances such as an emergency requiring immediate intervention where they do not have the time to get a warrant like a hostage situation, or medical emergency.

Constitutional law is supreme law and supersedes any lesser law. Familiarize yourself with title 18 § 242 as well.

You obviously don't know shyt.

​@@silence6408no need to there internet lawyer.

​@@silence6408oh dear

So true.

seems like a bunch of bullies harrassing people to practice their rights like those auditors who go around harrassing people and talking in a threatening way then screaming and crying when people don't like it and their rights are being voilated. The way this dad and son talks it sounds a lot like they are used to bullying people and abusing their rights by harrassing people. The thing is, they think they are protecting our rights but all they are doing is risking having those rights taken away.

I don't like how both the dad and son were acting like d*ks, but unfortunately they were in the right. I can see why the police officer went into his house briefly(the call stated a firearm was present), but being arrested without due process is still unconstitutional. I could see why the father would be detained after such a circumstance, but straight to the prison?

⁠@@babo118 That Dad was told to stop by the police and he refused and then completely resisted! If you’re gonna act like criminal, you’re going to get treated like one! And that kid of his!!! What a mouthy, little, brat he is! I swear, I don’t know how those cops kept their composure!! Love how a 15 yr old thinks he knows the law!!🙄

​@@zengraththe fucking case is that both father and son where falsely accused so could you just stfu if you dont know anything about the case?

He was far enough in distance between them. He wasn't in the way of the arrest. 🙄

@@ChristopherMichael-dw4wt the issue was that he kept trying to move forward

And of course the dad has a massive vanity pickup.

The thing is cops will say you’re in the way of an arrest when you’re definitely not, just as a bullshit reason to arrest you. How much space does it take to make an arrest? They had plenty. They were just looking to manufacture a reason to arrest the kid.

He has a right to record, also has a right to self-defense and the defense of others including his dad while the arrest was unlawful. So it wouldn't stand in court shall he have been arrested for interference.

Fr😂

Tell me you support police brutality without telling me🤡

@@fazediscovery5 erm the kid wasn't harmed and was being annoying so no police brutality there buddy👆🏻🤓

​@@fazediscovery5 Tell me you're a criminal, without telling me you're a criminal.

​@@fazediscovery5 The kid WAS NOT touched. It's NOT up for debate.

he is.............