City settles lawsuit with 71-year-old man yanked out of his home, slammed to the ground and 

They probably got paid vacations and gift cards too.

And a vacation PAID FOR

lol

and metals

They would have claimed exigency and broken down the door, they had a ram with them, or the delusional wife would have let them in. Either way, you are screwed with these militarized tyrants.

We only saw a small slice. The ambulance may have been in route, but when the cops found the woman was unharmed, they may have cancelled the ambulance. We don't know.

@@shenmisheshou7002 They may have canceled the ambulance? They should have canceled the arrest.

@@handlesaredumb1Not sure what you think happened here, but the man was not arrested. If you mean they should have cancelled the call, that would be ludicrous. A woman called and said her husband shot her in the head. The mistake the cops made is that they lied and said the man was not compliant and the video clearly shows that the cops did not see a weapon and took him down before giving him a chance to comply with any order.

​@@shenmisheshou7002 An elderly man at that

@@shenmisheshou7002 You're playing a game of semantics. They had their guns pointed at him, pulled him from his house, slammed him to the ground, and put him in cuffs.

No matter what age a person is that kind if policing is unacceptable

Remember when we had civil unrest, during the George Floyd, protest... The NYPD, an elderly gentleman was protesting... elderly gentleman was not a threat, he was talking to them... the one Thug with a badge, shoved him, and his Head...hit the concrete really hard... severely injured and bleeding... the other, cop... just leave him 😤. It was filmed by a News crew... another young lady was violently shoved into a curb 😡. A lot of enforcement agencies, are criminals themselves ‼️

@@RomulanWarbirdDecloaking-sd2ir I remember that, just yesterday I watched the Toledo police sic their dog on a guy and at the same time was lightweight beating him up because they said the tags (licence plates) were stolen of course they wasn't stolen....they got backlash but only time will tell how far that backlash will go

Cops don't care. They will rough up senior citizens and teen age girls. The cop at the gas station the stomped a teenage girl. The girl was 98lbs wet and complete complaint. Cop said she was "resisting" arrest. Gas station video showed neither claim was true.

​@@anthonyvoss9150 I cannot know for sure for this case, but this "License plate was stolen," or "I ran your plates and there is a problem with your registration" is a lie that I am seeing more and more. This lie is the basis for what is known as a "pretextual" stop. The cops can't just stop you without a reason, so they lie about a reason for the stop when what they really want is a "lawful" excuse to run your ID for warrants (and of course black and Hispanic people are the primary victims of pretextual stops) and to see if they can generate up some reason to do a car search (I smell marijuana). The problem is that during the stop, you can't prove that the cop lied about the reason for the stop. After the stop though, you can get the call log, dispatch log, computer system use, body camera footage, and anything else from that officer's actions and see if they reported the reason for the stop to dispatch, and if they had any system access usage that supports their claim, and even FOIA the record for your tag to see if there was an error. Of course the cops will say they made a mistake or something, but once you can support your case, you can sue and might even win, but most people will say that it was not worth it. At some point, the federal government will likely step in and limit this abuse as a federal judge recently did with the Kansas Two Step, but for now, I can only say that I have seen a dozen videos in recent months were the reason for the stop was a problem with the tags or registration, and in all cases, there seemed to be no validity, but in these cases, the people were clearly people that recorded their interaction and challenged the cops right on the spot (and none of them actually had problems with their registration or tag) and made a record for us to all see. Lawsuits will stop this kind of thing, but for that to happen, the public needs to learn what a pretextual stop is and how to gather the necessary evidence of wrongdoing.

AND STUPID .

So cops

I've never met a cop I have respect for....

That’s Trump!

@@michaelkatz2004 Fool

Okay, wife called 911 saying he shot her. Going in guns drawn was entirely reasonable unless they KNEW the call was from a delusional woman. Had it gone to trial, it likely would have failed. Settling was a better outcome. Cops responding on calls DO NOT have the backstory of the parties involved going in.

And lose their retirement they have built up or surrender it to the old man

So many people want to be judge jury and executioner. You cry about your rights but are so quick to break the rights of others. The constitution applies to you even if you're a crooked cop. You can just invent new laws and sentenc8ng guidelines because of your personal feelings about it. Then you're no better than the corrupt cops.

You never ask for less than the Depts entire fiscal budget

This type of verdict happens, when the good ol boy network is in play. Lawyers and Judges are all part of a club. And its apparent on this verdict.

LOL

The only profession where you get paid for lying...

1:10 reason 87 on why u shouldn’t get married 😂 the amount of men that have had their lives ruined for some roast beef is insane 😢 cruel world

Very lucky they had camera cams on and not deleted. Whole other Report....

They never lie! We should abolish body worn cameras because they're not necessary.

Cops always lie. They lie and there are zero consequences. Hence why they LIE.

lol. dude should have complied like how YOU people tell minorities to.

These cops destroyed the hard work of a million good officers.

Minus taxes and attorney cut

lol. dude should have complied like how YOU people tell minorities to.

Should come out of their own pockets. End Qualified Immunity

I get where you're coming from, but what kind of incentives will be created when police pensions get involved and hiding the crime becomes a much greater temptation no matter what it takes.

@@chadparsons50alright fine, then maybe make them carry their own insurance and increase their premiums with every infraction

A bustling metropolis deserves the law it tolerates....40 miillion dollars of claims in our town...there gonna be a lot of housekeeping...

The city's insurance company is paying for it.

maybe the tax payers should sue the cops personally to get the money back

and that is EXACTLY why they keep doing it

justice is never found in a court,,,,

What do you think the odds of that being implemented are?

@@StevenHunterPangians1 well I doubt they come from pensions in general just out of the officers pension and salary. Take his home and his belongings . Stop the stupid stuff. How about investigate first

@@howlinwulf The Police are the Elites Domestic strong arm,they do the things they do to Citizens, because the Elites that they work for have instructed them to do those things to Working class American Citizens.

Yeah , but they won't. The politician who tries that won't get elected, you watch

Yes but then the cops couldn't be the soldiers of those in power keeping the people of the usa down.. they are your enemies.

They really hire anybody that completes the academy seems like . i jst watched another on here raped a damn 13 month old and was an officer like wtf

Have been for decades. But but they’re heroes, they protect and serve you even though they’re not required to by law.

​@tobykornreich2719 Some are bad, some are good. The bad ones need to go, that's the problem.

@@Ninnjette- The real problem is the so called good ones stand behind the antics of the bad ones in fear of retaliation from the force example no help during officer down call.....

@@Ninnjette-THERE ARE NO GOOD ONES!!

@DBRising 69% of the time, I'm 100% right! My opinions are factulatory in nature and I always modify my opinions to the most popular ones once I see what the correct majority opinions are and whatever "fact checked" information becomes available on vetted and unbiased platforms like RU-vid and Facebook. I'm not stupid. Democracy means everybody has to agree and those who don't must be weeded out from society in the name of tolerance and diversity. 🤡👍

you forgot being deceased

Comply to what? The man was in his home and had committed no crime. What would he comply to?

Exactly, oh and cops responding to emergency medical calls when their not qualified to

​@@ANDunn-tf6xp😂

as always

The chief always cover up for them

they did find wrong doing, they just can't report it because what they found was that the police didn't use enough force.

Remember, law enforcement said Jeffrey Epstein hung himself.

Are you going to believe the officers or your lying eyes ? That body cam video is always wrong when they make a mistake.

The supreme court upholds qualified immunity which pretty much protects abuse of power and physical abuse and the offender can’t be sued. Plus the system most often protects its own. So when a victim makes it through a law suit and “wins”, we pay the money, and more often than not, the offender is not affected and continues the behavior.😢

The tax payers should have to pay because they ignore the hell out of local elections.

@@katedaniels9623 Qualified immunity is abused. As the Supreme Court defined it, it should not protect an officer for anything which is illegal or counter to police department procedures.

Why? Because the taxpayers Allow the police to behave like thugs by continuing to Fund their behavior through the police departments.

what do you expect, they're allowed to unionize and this is what happens.

Not even close.

Attorney got 44 percent of his award no doubt 🧐

He agreed to the settlement...no doubt that he would have won so much more had he pursued the lawsuit.

One of the worst police department in the USA.

His wife lied

no it wouldnt it would gut the police force then you would cry about how the cops didnt defend people anymore. yall always criticize but you wouldnt uphold the law if you were paid too. oh their fake thug.

This has nothing to do with QI, this has everything to do with accountability by the PD, city, county these officers work for.

Not really. Among other things, there's a concept that the superior must answer for the behavior of its agents (called respondeat superior). No one wants to sue the actual cops, because they don't have money.

Yep…the total so far in the USA is $13.6 billion

@@librab103 bad cops should be held to account i agree. it makes the entire profession look bad and makes the public hostile to them. we also should look at how some of our laws limit police officers in bad ways too. its a too way street if they cant do their job then they get blamed for high crime if they do it and screw up they get called abusers. we need society to discuss this and figure out whats wrong in both houses. cause whether we like it or not we are one society.

lol. dude should have complied like how YOU people tell minorities to.

@@beethao9380 How many family do you have who haven't been in jail?

Good cop?

@@krane15 they all have qualified immunity so there are no good cops

​@@krane15 Yes good cops. There are more vids on YT than what libs try to push.

@@krane15 There are sure some.

​@@krane15 Sounds like you need another booster. Every profession has trash. Grow up

It was a 911 call for a domestic. Cops were coming in regardless. He would be dead right now if he didn't open the door.

To be fair, in that case, they would have busted the door down anyway. They were responding to a report of a woman shot in the head, so that would likely support exigent circumstances to justify forced entry.

@@christopheraaron8299 There was no need to throw a 71 year old man down on his face though. They could of restrained him and cuffed him easily. But they had to throw him like a rag doll for the hell of it. Just because his badge says its ok. Normal police activity.

@@awakendsails Of course.

roger that, but they looked ready to kick it in anyhow.

They’re dumb. Fluoride, entertainment and chemtrails 😂

Slush for brains obviously, too many he man hormones, and no fear of any criminal charges, the last one especially. If the were told every mistake you make we investígate you and charge if necessary make a difference??? Of course but only if done by an independent body totally devoid of association with the Police.

Lady soo luckey cazy cop not mean to her too lot

They should be sued personally liable. Their actions, their responsibility.

No they should do time. Spend some time with the people they put in there. Life changing experience is what they would receive

Good luck with that.

While I too think this is a good idea, this is a state's rights issue, and the police in the state would paint this as "anti-Police" and would scare the citizens into thinking that it would make it more difficult to be tough on crime. Tell me how people running for state office would like to see commercials running on TV, paid for by police unions, that the candidate was not tough on crime, and that crime would go up if this were to happen. The funny thing is that they would probably be right, because as insurance rates went up, people would have to stop being cops and since there would probably be a very large deductible, there would still be money out of pocket. Even cities will have a $1 Million deductible.

DO you realize no one is willing to insure LMPD, so essentially they are self -insured now?

@@AmericanRambler0101 I would have no knoledge of that, but some of the largest cities self insure. There have been two small towns in recent years that went bankrupt because they did not have insurance and got sued. In both cases, they had to make deals with their county sheriff to take over patrol and calls, and disband their police forces. Many small towns would probably be better off doing this.

@@shenmisheshou7002 I would paste the link here, but RU-vid no longer allows you to put links up.

Agree. Cities needs to hire cops as independent contractors with their own insurance.

No one would become a cop, and frankly, no union contract would allow it. Since this is a state's rights issue, it is hard to believe that any legislator would go against the police and put a bill to do this forward because the next time they ran, the airwaves would be full of union paid propaganda saying the candidate is not tough on crime.

Yea and they should take no notice of 911 calls right?

Idiot did you watch the whole video?

And, imprisoned.

And charged with assault and put in jail!

Put the cops on The Brady List.

No......they need lead supplements.

The cops were probably in fear for their lives. Had to defend themselves against a 71 year old unarmed man.

This has nothing to do with qualified immunity. The cops were sued successfully. There is no law that requires the city to pay on behalf of the cop but if they didn't no one would be a cop in their city and in larger cities, the union has it in their contract that the city will pay this kind of lawsuit. Qualified Immunity does not keep the cop from being sued or from having to pay the settlement, but cities, counties, and states virtually always pay settlements or they would not be able to get employees. Would you want to pay for a mistake you made on your job, even if you worked for Tesla or Google? OF course not. So, there is nothing to fix here. Qualified Immunity does not protect cops from being sued for excessive use of force or for violation of any clearly established right, and no law makes the city, county, or state pay on behalf of the officer, but if they want people to come to work as cops for them, they know that they have to pay the settlement.

​@@shenmisheshou7002The lawsuit was v LMPD. They chose to settle for a tiny dollar amount.

And old women, and 8-year-olds.

She is delusional,

She has mental health issues, bad ones clearly u have no clue what that means.

@@joenewingham1996 No she isn't she just lied because she's mad at him. The cops aren't psychologists they're just trying to make it seem more legit in court.

Wow so she is the nutcase.

@@LarsLarsen77 "No she isn't she just lied because she's mad at him." My suspicion, too, that she did it out of malice. Going out on a limb, maybe, just maybe, she even hoped that he would kick the bucket during the confrontation, like having a heart attack or something. o,O

We pay them to lie on us 🇺🇸

Or, sociopaths.

Its not about their education. There videos with this same behavior from lieutenants, and captain and even the police chief. The issue is they suffer no penalty or consequences. When the cops commit these crimes what are you going to do? Call the police? There is no police for the police.

I assure you, a lot of metropolitan police departments require college education now. The verbal interview portion to get into the academy is where they weed out the wrong personality types. Wrong as in the cops who will do the right thing. They want specific types of personalities, ones that follow orders, or have loyalty beyond normal, and aggressive tendencies. They probably even like some authoritarian attributes as well.

@@erich6860 I assure you, not in my neck of the woods. A few years ago the PD reduced the educational requirement to a GED, years ago it was 60 college credit hours. Ex military get an extra 10 points on the civil service exam so individuals who may actually become reasonable officers are excluded. The intellectually impaired Rambo's get hired. Police Officers don't become psychotic because they joined the PD, psychotic individuals choose to become police officers.

Actually, that’s where all the bullies from high school end up

who would insure them though!

@@krystleklearcentral the premiums would be high as there is a lot of abuse, but hey if you had a good record that would drop and the uninsurable scumbags would be weeded out of the Police. Plus the Police themselves could part fund the insurance it’s likely still cheaper than the current pay outs

When you’re trained to be a hammer, everything start looking like a nail

It is worse than that. There is a huge conflict of interest on multiple levels. If these cases eventually go through an "external" review process or the judicial system, they are most often heard in the communities where the excessive force occurred. If you are on a citizen review board or jury that decides if community funds will compensate a victim of excessive force, you have good reason NOT to find fault with the LEOs...because you're going to pay for their error from your own taxes.

Yes they can.

The blue is always right no matter what

@@treybeentrilla9536 👈 this is what brain dead looks like kids. Don't be brain dead

@@ThisManTriggeredMe Not without a warrant or those narrowly drawn exigent circumstances. Nope, they can't. Best just not to open the door to these thugs with badges and guns.

They can, they did, and will do again

ya - any excuse to abuse their authority

And after he pays the lawyers their cut, he'll see about $125,000. 🤬

Have you ever looked into the studies about law enforcement personnel and perpetration of domestic violence?

What happened?

Answer: a coward.

And totally immune from consequences

Police UNIONS bribe DAs and NO ONE smart wants the job

lol his wife probably made that up I Wouldn’t trust her

Oh good it wasn't just me, I was dying laughing at the sound of the 'What!?' he made lol.