Colorado’s Law Ended Qualified Immunity To Hold Police Accountable | NBC Nightly News 

@sapphirecatherine is back Purplecherries you don't need a rocket scientist to explain that one, police in American society has a history of attacking black people, unless you live under a rock,you don't know that this is systemic racism,it is buried deep in American culture,at least what is past as American cultures,

@sapphirecatherine is back Purplecherries I spent six years in law enforcement. I'll tell you flat out that there a LOT of racist cops out there and they were/are able to act not ONLY because of qualified immunity, but, because their superiors are racist, police chief/sheriff are racist, and in MANY cases the ENTIRE department was corrupt.

@sapphirecatherine is back Purplecherries , didnt you just see the video in which a black man was arrested just for being suspicious? While the white men can roam freely wielding a gun..

​@sapphirecatherine is back Purplecherries the comment was about Police Accountability for their crimes, and you turned into a racial thing. It's an American problem, not a black problem

@sapphirecatherine is back Purplecherries what city burned down?

I agree. True that God Bless

@Makela Jackson what?

My uncle tom is a cop in Colorado

"I'm just doing my job" is what a lot of cops would say.

Now New York got rid of qualified immunity 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

changes for improvements ru-vid.com/group/PL7tB6qL0r-Aahv7pfblvuK2N_YjH_DqbF Let us formulate the following common political goal: "Internally, bosses must also become responsible to the grassroots, especially in groups with delegated powers (police, parties, governments, courts, media, banks, infrastructure, health system ... even church and military). We know the good, the bad and the ugly people in the direct (professional) environment best. In order to support socially committed people and degrade charlatans, we need TRIPLE ASSESSMENTS by superiors, colleagues and subordinates that are effective for promotion up and down - regularly!"

Exactly 💯!!!

Only time shall tell.

@Jeff Manningly 25k is a start. any of these drunk on power guntoters have to dig into their own pockets, they will STOP hurting people with no repercussions.

Lol no they shouldn’t crime will continue to increase

New York, and Connecticut just did as well

@@anthonywyma6232 that makes no sense. making sure police are accountable for their actions is not going to increase crime.

Exactly!! "We dont want officers to hesitate while in a tense situation" Wait..WHAT?! Sorry Mr...I DO want an officer to hesitate long enough to THINK before he uses deadly force. I believe an officer using their BRAIN before their emotions and instincts serves us ALL better.. smh!

Precisely👍

@@TheeCuteness problem with your theory is the officer is going to think about saving someone.

This is good... police can cry all they want.... It’s their turn to cry.... We’re tired of being the ones crying and consoling our loved ones when they murder people senselessly then hide like cowards behind qualified immunity. It’s time to hold them accountable to the people.

@sapphirecatherine is back Purplecherries tell that to Tamir Rice...Oh Yeah..YOU CANT.

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@David Vaskelis Police attacked him snd choked him. Also, their body weight on his torso interfered with breathing. Then calling paramedics and telling them to administer ketamine, means they’re at fault. Paramedics are also to blame. I am a paramedic and I’ve never given a patient a medication just because police told me too. If someone needs a medication, they need to be on a monitor. These incidents keep happening, and I know police suggest ketamine a lot. They seem to be obsessed with it. Qualified immunity is why they’re irresponsible with peoples lives. Now maybe they won’t be. At least in Colorado.

Their ego’s life

@@bonniekerr4964 Sadly a pair just abandoned a Woman on the train tracks, and almost got her killed.

Hello

@@aubreylucas244 hello.😁

@@sharilynnecrocker9937 So how are you doing

@@aubreylucas244 I'm blessed, yourself?

@@sharilynnecrocker9937 Exactly!!!

Yes, and all US territories also.

@Alexis Calles De Paz I know cop culture first hand.

Exactly

Too bad police unions are literally the most powerful and leveraged than they have ever been thanks to BLM/ACAB riots during the pandemic. Meaning QI is literally going NOWHERE. 😂

Indeed. Their Rambo days are gone in CO.

You forgot about politicians, rich businesses owners, and cops

except trump and the republican party clearly

Congratulations and well done !

Well, thank you. Hoping we’re setting an example that other states will follow.

AS A TEXAN SOME ARE MOVING TO COLORADO. OTHERS ARE LOADING THEIR GUNS.

As a former Aurora resident, I would say it’s the single worst police force I have ever encountered. Bar none.

WRONG! It’s the good ones that are getting out. And why not? Who WOuLD want a to work in a position where every day, even for a mistake, you can be bankrupted AND jailed. This nonsense is going to lave us with worse than we had.

To be entirely fair, cops aren't supposed to murder criminals either. They aren't supposed to be killing anyone.

Too late for that but IMHO their bias led the way.

Dmn, I said the same thing.

Found that shocking...did I hear what I heard ?!

I vaguely recall the story, but I believe the cops weren't forthcoming with EMT, citing possible heroine od.

@@greatlakescopwatchglcw127 if that is the case, that should be an additional charge

I was an EMT and Ketamine use on the street!>! id and will never be an option unless your in a monitored hospital setting PERIOD!!!

I don't know what the officers told the EMTs. It is possible that the officers fed them bad information and they acted upon that information in good faith. Perhaps they told the two EMTs that those drugs were needed to save Elijah's life. However, I would have to know more about the exact facts and exactly what the officers said before I make a definitive statement as to what the EMTs did was right or wrong.

and that stupid af ' war on drugs",,, needs to end & vicitms of pig abuse compensated.

It's the best type of reform, they violate our rights and they get sued, fired, and arrested. I don't see anything better than that! Removing their qualified immunity ensures they are held personally accountable.

Insurors don't like paying claims especially when the premiums are inexpensive. Claims cost money.

Without qualified immunity they can now be arrested. Not only pay out of pocket

Let’s see how a depleted police force responds. Robbery in progress? We will get there tomorrow.

@@EarthenBrown do we really need them anyway? last time i checked we still have our second amendment.

@@capcom7794enjoy that logic when crime is rampant and a group of armed criminals break into your home 🤣🤡, if you even own one. Who tf would wanna live in CO now.

​@@9770GCops usually get there after the crime has already happened. That's why the 2nd ammendment is important. If you have a gun, you can defend yourself. I believe all states should have open carry and people shouls be allowed to defend themselves

Years of bad policing is what has made their job so dangerous. Then they double down and go military style to protect themselves from the public which they mis-treat. Surely there are some good cops somewhere but they seem to be few and far between.

BEST FLIPPEN COMMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol thats not how it works

@@michaelwashington4408 usually the ones leaving are the same ones scared of their own actions being accounted for now. so, it does make sense that those who know the risks of full accountability will take the job.

Yawn.

Couldn't have said it better

@@EarthenBrown FO!

What does that even mean?

Colorado is a state, not a city....

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and drug test

Great lets pay more in taxes

@@michaelwashington4408 oh no, not 10 more dollars! so you'd rather they continue murdering people?

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Ketamine !! Do they not know powerful and destructive administering that medication could be? Age bodyweight ethnicity any other meds in his system? They are surely guilty of malpractice

This is common sense however we are talking about a police force built around a Caste System

Well i a firefighter and will quit because people like u are stupid

Yep definitely mal practice There are procedures and protocol before administering any drug or medication

I'm still sad now. Look at the list of Black Men women and children murdered by the state in this Caste System

No

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No point behind it, just something I noticed.

higher elevation has cleaner air & by default better thinking.

Colorado now decertifies police officers for lying on reports and during testimony. Once decertified they are not licensed to work as police officers in Colorado. This should weed out some of the "bad apples" and keep them out.

Yes! Hope LA CA is next . Protest without legal action is wasted. Power to the people. We pay cops salary. ✔ The judicial system needs overhaul and change. "You can only get the justice you can afford is injustice. Liberty and Justice For ALL.

wtf are you talking about

@@cheftekniqakabuletteborn8127 I'm talking about, if cops weren't so quick on the trigger, maybe they wouldn't murder so many unarmed individuals that they're actually supposed to be protecting. Try to keep up.

@@billpool1217 unfortunately any death is very sad. There are 375 million annual police interactions with the public. (WSJ). Out of that 1004 people were killed by police in 2019. 235 were black. 2019 9 unarmed blacks & 19 whites killed. Still sad. But we weren't there. Sited (WP database). 2018 7,407 black homicide victims. So you tell me what the real problem is. Again when you have a large organization you will always have bad apples. I am all for better training. But trigger happy. Look at the numbers. You keep hammering the police they will do less which = more crime. Not all cops are bad. 250,000 deaths by medical errors. Why aren't we complaining about that.

do on to others how you wanna be treated, its in the bible. i guess even God will agree to that arrangement

Should be no limit

@Alexis Calles De Paz wake up dude there are entirely too many reports of cops being overly aggressive.

Totally agree. The dirty secret is that many chiefs and mayors like and appreciate the most violent and dangerous cops, because they only think in numbers and they compensate based on arrest stats. Like the a-hole cop in Phoenix who: Lied about seeing a traffic infraction to make a pre-textual stop. Yanked out the passenger for failure to ID (passengers are not required to ID, AZ is not stop and ID). Used TASER on the citizen numerous times, including while the citizen was on the ground. Pulled down the citizens pants while the citizen was on the ground and used TASER on the citizens genitalia directly. All of this was done in a traffic stop that did not have force of law. The cop was fired, but brought back because management loved him. He led his department in arrests. He received all the awards. He was highly rated in his performance reviews. Even after it was proved the officer could not see a traffic violation, and had lied about it previously.