It's exactly the type of person many police forces choose. Angry, stubborn, and uneducated. Perfect for abusing the rights of citizens. People say that not all cops are bad but any of that officers coworkers could have fought on behalf of the victim and chose not too. Cops who don't call out their coworkers are just as bad as the abusers, if one apple is bad all of them are bad.

Here's the thing, he's not allowed to threaten like that.

@@shadowgamerlife8072 agreed 👍

He’s a bad cop. But that doesn’t mean all cops are like him.

@@highspy4045Yeah but what did the other cops do to stop these things in the moment

About as ironic as that asshole cop citing SAFETY reasons for using excessive force to get into her apt. Guarantee she had worse injuries from them than that scratch on the neck they were so concerned about. Cops like this give them all a bad name and contrary to popular belief that IS how it should be. Cause in a profession like theirs where a “bad apple” can cause so much harm, even one is too many, and they should stop protecting each other.

The officer definitely beats his wife and kids, that’s for sure

Fr

Im eating carrots rn

That pissed me off so much

Ego heavily bruised

Mad lawsuit

500th like

"Innocent." if He was BLACK he would have been shot the moment he pulled over.

Ryan wingo is a piece of work

the judge was the officers father and brother.

⁠​⁠@@gargoyled_drakeWHAT?! Father and brother?!

Sweet home Alabama

@@gargoyled_drakewhat? They didn’t even file a lawsuit because they’re cowards. Because of people like them corrupt police officers still run rampant. And if the police retaliates for exposing a bad apple, then all are bad apples and you should move from there, those cops are as dangerous as any other criminal, why keep living there?

​​@conorstabler6093 that's not alabama, and a lot of alabama cops aren't like this fortunately

Maybe. Clearly he’s not suited for the job if he’s THAT impatient. The female cop was far more competent at handling the situation.

Apparently they don't have a bad rep for no reason. She saw it coming too, knew she was going to get hurt or something bad and is why she wasn't cooperating.

Or, maybe she was shielding her abuser from blame, like the video says, but I do agree that the officer who used excessive force was very much in the wrong and the first officer on scene was miles better in handling the situation than the others.

@@highspy4045I agree

@@AshingdaI also agree

They act tough until someone meets their energy blow for blow.

This is why i wish i was a trust fund baby. I want to fully automate the police force. In Dubai, they have drones enforcing traffic laws. In japan, they have robotic atms that follow fraud or theft suspects and take pictures. My point is that if you take the human ego out of the equation, people might actually be treated better. The problem is that we are still at least 20 years before we actually have a prototype that can actually perform complex tasks like law enforcement. But i really with all my heart feel that the only way to fix policing is to take the human out of the equation. If i was rich i could hire a bunch of smart people and cut that time in half.

@@3rdreichball525 That type of stuff works when your population is a single race and a single culture.

@@MrSilk13642 the constitution is our guiding principle. Every robot would be commanded to uphold it, and it would be a walking digital copy of the constitution. Both state and federal.

@@3rdreichball525 Idk what you're getting at here, but what I was saying is that its easy to have a hands off police force when your population is all of the same race, creed and culture. Its easier to police a people that have the same moral standing, rather than different people with different ideas on morality.

And yet we’re supposed to let cops scream in our face and bark orders like we’re in the damn military. They just can’t help but be as abrasive as possible

Mankind bastard, I said.

case law prevents police from being a complaining party, however, this does not mean they can't arrest you. If the police officer is the only one present when the alleged conduct happened, then the charges are likely to be dropped, if not filed at all. If there is other people around, they might try to get them listed as a complaint. this is extremely problematic cause a police officer could hold you for a day or two without having you charged, which could cause you to miss work, and be fired. Which is something they can use to punish you for challenging them.

Which is hilarious cause freedom of speech is supposed to be a thing in America. What a load of shit

The supreme court has ruled MULTIPLE TIMES saying fuck you to police is not a crime and falls under our 1st amendment right.

But you cannot LAWFULLY have this happen. "Legal" is abused here. The fact is, this is tyranny and is an abuse they are getting away with. Call it what it is. And, tyranny never has a statue of limitations. The issue is we do not call it what it is.

@@grimreaper63151Who tf said freedom of speech was a thing?

He was the abuser. He may not have been the culprit of the original alleged crime, but he sure as hell did abuse her. He forced her into submission, and took away anything resembling agency... with her being the suspected victim to begin with, not the suspected perpetrator. "Quit talking. Quit talking. QUIT TALKING! Shut your mouth and quit talking. Okay? And I can talk to you and let you know why we're doing what we're doing, and what's going on." The lines fit perfectly, whether it is an abusive cop, or a domestic abuser who is forcing their spouse into submission. I get that it was a tricky situation, but that was so out of line.

He protected and served the hell out of her. Give the abuser props for showing up in a swine costume and getting away with his crimes.

@@MrSlothJunior you can bet he is well practiced yelling that at another woman

In that case they can enter the house without a warrant since there was a complain of domestic abuse and the victim was shielding the abuser. They can enter to check if the abuser is not hiding in her house for as a safety proceedure. Yes, that one cop was forceful but they were trying to stop the same case of domestic abuse murder that happens everyday.

​@@byakko4518so anyone female who is labeled as a potential domestic abuse victim suddenly loses all their rights and gets treated like a child who doesn't know any better just because statistics show victims have a tendency to shield their abusers. That's just not fair.. and awful.. to think just how helpless you are in her situation.. just awful.. Also.. probably one of the best ways to get back at a cheating ex.

"solider"? whats that?

@@jesusvera7941 i have no idea

​@@jesusvera7941he/she just missSpell,is actually soldier

haha, “protect”, thats a nice one

​@@JaneTheDoe-id2vx Whether youlike them or not they are very much necessary or whather family or basic things you can do will be gone when other country invades.so yeah they do protect.the military

criminal lawyers do it kinda

It Would just get paid off

You mean internal affairs?

@@justinlawrence6790 You say that, but it seems like they are in on it, considering the jokes and comments about cops committing heinous crimes and getting off with PTO, and no further punishments.

@@brighterphantom4530 Even if we would make a new one, that one'd be corrupt in no time to. Just how that kind of stuff works sadly.

Slap a hefty fine on there to boot

Prison. That was assault and battery in addition to deprivation of rights. He should be in prison. We need to raise our standards

recommend change "loose" to lose before some grammar nerds come about

@@DamianGreene-wm5ri You kind of did it by saying that, but I get what you mean. It's better than being cussed at by another person for it. Fucked up though, it's the internet. Why should anyone care?

@@nitwriter4804 Yeah I kinda made it hypocritical but still its unbelievable how people flip out on the little things in life but other than that have a good day man

"He cussed at me, after I rear-ended him and tried to blame him for the whole situation."

Police implied I was an object back in 2013 and caretakers could do whatever and the abusive people got me admitted 3 times which they knew I was being abused but took it upon themselves to help them abuse me

It's shocking... but sadly not unexpected - with so many people, there oughta' be some bad eggs among the batch. Some people who live with the idea that, power trips... and well "I'm the law around here, my word goes... and I know it!" mentality. I served my three years, got discharged due to damages (both mental and physical)... when she told the officer that the driver... was suffering from severe postraumatic stress disorder, well... my blood started to boil. The latter stories throughout, didn't lift my spirits nor raise much faith in future police officers.

Stay strapped. Better judged by 12 than carried by 6.

I was thinking the same thing. He not only physically abused her but verbally abused her as well. He was basically the man he was looking for.

There's probably a reason police are being ambushed in "random" attacks a lot more now.

Facts

because their uncle and father is the only judge in the village.

Ego distorts jugement and reality

What I find more crazy is the fact that despite this rarely do they face punishment got to eliminate internal investigations because no shit they'll find no wrongdoing because they look after their own

Guys with anger and ego issues like the first guy will actively rewrite their own memories to put them in the right because they can't fathom that they stepped out of line. It's a nasty combination. I don't even think he's gaslighting more than he's attempting to convince himself.

cop has given respect to the girl as compare to abuser who beats the hell out of her

That poor young woman is probably never going to call police on her abuser again, because she knows they'll just hurt her even more

@@profilore But when she kills him she'll go to jail.

He both physically and verbally abused her. He was pretty much the man he was looking for.

Because its the legal system not the justice system

Is it any wonder that NO ONE trusts cops

The last one was the mildest. They didn't arrest anyone. Can't tell how rough they were with her, but didn't seem terrible. I just don't know what they were expected to do aside from detain her. They believed the offender was still inside, and she was denying entry. So from their perspective, if they leave the offender would likely feel emboldened and they could be coming back the next day to investigate her body. The reason officers need to meet certain criteria to leave claims of a domestic situation is because it has happened before... where officers backed off and ended up coming back soon after for a post-mortem investigation. --- Now, as for the third story... it was the most brutal one. If I was there at the time, I'd probably be arrested for punching an officer in the face. They were making D&D murder hobo parties look gentle.

Legal systems been fucked. Welcome to America, first day?

I couldn't finish it either. Cops are on power trips and don't give a fuck about the people they are supposed to protect

No wonder Chicago is FUBAR.

That's mostly everywhere

Are you allowed to do the following- be born? Cry? Have basic needs met? Be alive? Become dead? Just asking as those things typically happen in a person's lifetime.

You know it's bad when an abuse victim trusts their abuser more than the officers sworn to protect her.

@@adamf3662yeah he must be abusing her pretty fucking hard

He definitely didn't

@@staple_boithe point is he showed up to a domestic abuse situation and immediately popped off and assaulted the possible victim essentially physically abusing her even more. What officer in their right mind thinks this is an okay way to handle this situation?? There’s something mentally deformed in him and if he has a wife or significant other then god help them bc this man is most likely one of the monsters.

@@thathero3736 how is possible that that cope has still a job as officer? US is so corrupt country, I would rather go siberia on vacation.

yea well thats why you listen to the cops, clearly the female officer was very respectful towards her only trying to help her. The officers had probable cause because they had just gotten a call about an alleged altercation, and then discovered a fresh scratch on her neck which probably wasn't a coincidence because she wouldn't answer where that was from. On top of that back-up was called because she was not cooperating and she was being a bum, so they were done playing back and forth but she tried interfering with the officers investigation and was moved aside slightly forcefully because she was resistant. People try to pull up all kinds of bs of how they know more about the law than the officers and do not listen, causing them to get themselves in more trouble. I will agree though that every other video shown besides the last one was absolutely not okay and the officers should have been delt with large consequences. They EVEN explained to her why they did what they did and her sister even agreed she was not cooperating. Nothing was wrong here. If anything goes wrong such as the officers not doing what they should be doing, bam lawsuit.

@@soul_18821so your perfectly fine with them man handling her like they did. Fine with them yelling at her to shut up? What about our 1st amendment? Back up called cause she is a bum? Because she didn’t wanna corroborate with “peace” officers? Didn’t know we are now mandated to ask how high when they say jump. What’s next? They don’t like being flipped off so they retaliate? Oh wait it does. Only case they had was exigent circumstances from a caller for DV. Back up just wanted to get handsy because she didn’t want them in her place. There are no good cops. Only ones that stand on the side and watch the tyranny before joining in. Where’s all the good ones stepping up to stop it? They don’t exist within the blue klux clan.

​@soulRfghureghjerhjnkerj fax that was her problem he number one rule with cops to cooperate with them

She shouldnt have opened the door to the police

@@soul_18821They literally said they were there to help her and they ended up abusing her. How does that make any sense in your little head brother. Like seriously its not against the law to be uncooperative with the police at all. The first thing they say in the miranda rights is you have the right to remain silent and our 1st amendment also protects that. You seriously can’t call yourself an American if youre siding with cops on that one.

i hope he reported it to the feds. the feds will investigate corrupt police departments.

@@cerebrumexcrement the feds ARE corrupt

The thing is if you refuse to comply to an officer he has the right to search you

Maybe maybe not. It depends on whether the scratch was big enough to be probable cause to search the victims house. In this case it would probably take a while to decide whether or not they were allowed to go inside or not.

In a domestic violence call, the report is probable cause to search the residence. edit: for exactly why the cop said so, he actually only really messed up by failing to de-escalate the situation

@@alexanderdeis687 oh yeah i guess that makes sense

@@alexanderdeis687 no, simply calling the police does not provide them with probable cause to search a person's residence, courts have to assume that the caller could be lying about the situation, as it's happened before where a person calls the police falsely accuses someone of something just to get the police to make contact with that person in hopes that something like this might happen. The only way of having any sense of probable cause is if the caller is willing to testify, and even that is questionable. Edit: even if they did have probable cause to enter the residence, and found the man, they would still need the victim to confess to the abuse to have probable cause to arrest the boyfriend. Perhaps the sister could've provided the probable cause in that circumstance, however, without the victim they would be forced to release him especially if that victim would protect him by providing a false statement. Remember they didn't make contact with the sister till they had already restrained the victim, and forced entry, which means the sister could not have provided probable cause to enter.

To be fair we could have done that to ourselves. We catch ourselves on a lot of things if we don't have pets. Our nails are finicky and like to be jagged or sharp especially when freshly trimmed.

Are you forgetting how many cops get shot at? You wouldn't think that'd mess them up and make them anxious when they feel danger? Doesn't mean they should have ego trips but here in America cops die everyday and they kill everyday

Cops need to arrest real violent people and not innocents

If armed men kidnapped my child and sent me pictures of them with a gun to their head, how would calling cops not be the best option? Would I be able to handle it myself? Never is a ridiculous word to use, using absolutes like that leaves you open to being wrong and why do that when you can qualify it better by saying "theres hardly any situation a cop cant make worse"?

​@@GenerationalDisappointment i said CAN't not won't so they CAN make it worse, that doesn't mean they ALWAYS WILL they make kidnapping situations worse all the time

It’s what they do, for “Your Protection”

they serve and protect government, not society

Qualified immunity.

guys no sweering my mommy checks my phone11!1!11😊

One time someone threatened to slap me after I cussed.

Tbh the scenario would've been more better if the girl didnt blocked the entrance and im not saying that the cop used too much force they are both in the wrong

Never once in my 48yr life have I ever said, "Thank God, the cops are here!". Literally every interaction with them ended either indifferent or badly.

Then what do you do for criminals on your property?

@Xilladan093 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 what would you do? Cry? Hide? Run to the phone calling police? In 30 years I've only had 2 attempted entries into my property, one of them got shot, and the other got beaten to a pulp, so I don't know what silly point your trying to prove

@@Xilladan093 Tell them to kindly leave like them stop bullying posters

it was actually guilty till proven innocent but that was back in like the fucking 17-1800s or somewhere around there

@haomavarga1818 Police interactions like these are rare ????? what is rare to you ? the meat you order at the local restaurant on fridays ??? We literally see everything from hundreds to a thousand videos uploaded each year from America of police brutality and abuse of power... How stupid do you think we are ??? Nah. I used to dream about moving to america. But luckily the internet gave the people of america a way to shout out to the rest of the world just how shitty it is to live in america. No one is interested in living there anymore and no one is interested in visiting america for vacation. You can thank your politicians and Law enforcement for that.

@@gargoyled_drake "We literally see everything from hundreds to a thousand videos uploaded each year from America of police brutality and abuse of power... How stupid do you think we are ???" 100s to 1000s of videos in a nation with a population in the 100s of millions isn't actually a lot. While these kinds of episodes are inexcusable, they ARE NOT UBIQUITOUS. And the fact that you are engaging in an obvious bandwagon fallacy doesn't exactly convince me of your intelligence.

No one wants to come here??? I suggest u take a look at our border good sir

@@epci6419Those are people who've been inundated with the BS promises of the "land of the free", they haven't had it challenged and oh so many regret it. Or simply do it just to send money back to relatives in countries that your terrornation has destroyed.

@@kgoblin5084 It is actually a lot. Even if we naively assume that there are no more cases than those we see videos of, it's a horrific kind of situation that I wouldn't want to risk myself being involved in. I also wouldn't go to a country with a much greater risk of suddenly being murdered by a drug cartel. Innocent people are being abused by authority figures, and they are basically at their mercy. Against a common criminal an innocent person can at least fight back, however slim or great their chance of winning is. That is hardly the case when your enemy is a corrupt cop. Sure, it doesn't happen to everyone, but it is still a systemic issue that is especially common in the US. Furthermore, they are especially trigger happy in the US.

Wdym

​@@kxmuna he threatened the guy with a broken jaw to beat him up

Courts request. There were children in the jury who would review the dash cam footage

Enraged. Disgusted. Contempt. There are probably a lot more. But english is not my first or second language. So i'm not that good with words.

​@@gargoyled_drakeI thought your pfp was a purple/green protogen, maybe i should go to bed

Really just pulled a batman

I feel sorry to hear that hope you can recover and get a better life

Do you know where she went?

Clearly the boys slept through de-escalation training in the academy.

No he's a cop the law clearly does apply to him

Its not, as a police officer you can drive after a suspect in almost any way you like as long as you are not directly risking lives

@@jindrichsander7271 I’m that’s highly unlikely bud, because where I live the only point police can drive any way they want is when they have to go to a situation, they can’t just break road rules when they aren’t chasing or going somewhere

@@caseystradley4660 this was literally a chase from his point of view tho

@@caseystradley4660 a small one but still😃

No logic though XD

Oh no he got a day off

No. You can plead self defence in court but only if you are alive. The police will just keep escalating the level of force used against you until you are dead.

Pretty sure he voices mystery recapped as well.