Neighbors Call Cops on Black Realtor Showing Home to Clients 

I worked in the area surrounding Grand Rapids for a while and while they city itself is great, the surrounding areas including Wyoming are extremely intolerant. This doesn't surprise me.

Nice.......for whites and cops.

@@jeremiahbachmann3901 I agree with you but would add - especially if they are trump cultists

“The house was broken into last week” yeah simply not the neighborhood you want to be moving into

@@13calama cassandra you are a cutie

its not the cops fault

They apologize. No worries.

@@peetjepurple6408 Their apology might have meant something if, instead of drawing their guns, they'd simply asked them what they were doing in the house. What a load of racist shite.

@@madpoetsociety2917 The cops had a call for a break in. To break in, usually means you have tools like crowbars, hammers, screwdrivers etc. Those tools are weapons, depending how the person uses them. So when cops show up, they must plan an appropriate response. If your suspects have weapons, you make sure you have your weapon ready. And while you may think that tools are not ranged, a person running at you can cover a lot of ground fast. Possibly faster than you can pull your 9wn weapon, so you must be ready to respond before they get that chance. The officer's demonstrated their measurement of risk by not making the people lay on the ground to be cuffed. A standing person is a greater threat. They were not screaming and swearing. They were calm, professional, even friendly. They have a job to do, did it well. Your over reaction just highlights your own bigotry against police.

@@yuyuko4232 he obviously was saying it's the neighbor's fault, not the cops' fault.

You did an amazing job. We are white immigrants, but we look a little darker than most white people. The cops were called on us when me and my brother were playing outside….I was arrested…at 15…in handcuffs, for 10 minutes, my dad almost got arrested for beating up the cops. It was a supposed “assault and break in” when we lived there for about a week.

You think like me.

@@Fengsuave_ sorry to hear that.

@@lloydchristmas4547 it’s ok, because we moved out of there quickly, and her son had a crush on me, so I know he cursed his mom out too🤣 he even apologized on her behalf, I just felt bad for him, he has a horrible role model of a mother

@@Fengsuave_ back when I was a kid me and my brothers had the cops called on us many times for trespassing when we were no older than 11(they came to our home to have a chat with us, as if we are the aggressors The youngest kid with us was 6). "Trespassing" the neighborhood Court. Called for "suspicious actions" and the people who always called the cops on us were the heads of the neighborhood. And then my racist neighbor would yell racial slurs at my mother and us but at the time we were to young to understand what was going on. But this was some time ago. Happy we moved on.

Yeah... Thanks for complying so we didn't have to shoot you

@@Jazzinthedark84 Yes, thats what you do when police come at you, you do what they say and deal with it after. Unless your brains is too smooth and you act like a chimpanzee and get shot

I hate that they always force the handshake at the end. Like we just violated all you rights, but i'm just going to strong arm you with a smile to establish the there are no hard feelings so I can show it in court just in case.

and you know that how ? if the realtor was white , he still could have been a burglar.. . . . .stop making everything about race

@@user-rv8wb1nl1b everything is about race in the U.S because it's a racist country.. most people in the rest of the world knows that....

@@user-rv8wb1nl1b I am sure if they were white they wouldn’t be handcuffed just based o looks. Everyone saw black skin and automatically assumed the worse. Btw I’m white and I even know how this country works.

Bears With Glasses YUP 100% its Wyoming whiter than white an overwhelmingly voted 4 chump to boot !!

then she wins.

@@chloegrobler4275 It’s win for not having a Karen as a neighbor.

Universidad!!!!!

It’s a win for her regardless. If you move in then your stuck with her. If you don’t then someone she does tolerate will come in and only make her community more closed off than it needs to be.

@@chloegrobler4275 Better than having to deal with a Karen on a daily basis, seriously they will complain about every little thing that doesn't concern them. If you have the mentality and patience for it, go head lol.

Don’t think they’ll buy that house, but this event might have reinforced the relation with the realtor. Hope they found a house.

I just feel really bad for the 15-year-old kid. I was 15 the first time cops pulled guns on me because I “ fit the description.” It sticks with you for life.

@@hueypautonoman I was the same age when I had guns drawn on me too. I had my 6 year old brother and 5 year old sister with me. Someone tried to rob someone near by the shopping plaza and had a hoodie. I had a hoodie too. Maybe it was the same color. But I'll never forget.

The realtor? I imagine the father with his 15-year old son would be more traumatized. Talk about experiencing a harsh life-lesson.

Yes. That's how we see them. Nothing like their movies .lol.

...canada doesn't really like you guys either.

@@nathanielmcdonald1910 prove this to America lol we believe too much that we are high and mighty with an egotistical mindset

I'm British and lived in America for one year. 1 year I'll never get back. Racist, dirty, expensive and unfortunately the stereotype rings true. Not too much going on in the old think brain.

@@laurencedoncarolis6450 out of curiosity what state were you in?

Since the government doesn't allow White people to create White neighborhoods they have to use tactics like this. Hopefully the black family gets the message and doesn't move to the place.

@@user-ts7ok1tx7w Hopefully white people get the message that Americans can live wherever they want.

@@user-ts7ok1tx7w Yeah, only black neighborhoods are legal.

How do you know they were white? you just assume cause the party in cuffs is black, I watched a video of a police man beating a black guy the other day guess what that cop was black

@@luchicholito there is no such thing as “only black neighbors”

Having a hart time searching for it.

What?

@RU-vid Censorship Sux Yeah, uh-huh. I'm really sure. Can you just accept reality? That'd be cool.

@RU-vid Censorship Sux Because those videos don’t exist.

@RU-vid Censorship Sux 🤣🤣🤣I always find it interesting to interact with such ignorance

Not really, in any country it would be similar. In this situation, targets, individuals, criminals, etc would all be fine synonyms considering the report they'd received. If someone breaks into a home, you can assume they might have a lethal weapon to defend themselves. I'll agree that it's worse in the US, but it can still happen in any country.

@@louisrobitaille5810 suspect is actually the word here. They are suspected of something. Target is actually rather strange, I think.

@@louisrobitaille5810 wrong. Police have specific language they’re supposed use. Target, literally means target. We have evidence and we’re gna get that person. This was not the case

@@biglocc2209 That’s the point the original commenter was making though. Using “target” shows the wrong mindset towards ANY type of encounter, not just this one. You’re talking about people who are innocent until proven guilty, regardless of what they’ve done; the language should reflect that.

@@louisrobitaille5810 your literary just wrong. So

Just fyi, “Most burglaries occur between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., since that's a prime timeframe where many homes are not occupied.”

Hmmm from what i know, they would have pointed guns at white people as well if they were called to a potential break-in. Heard a story from a couple of relatively huge and credible youtubers who got falsely accused of a break-in, some of em where white but they still got guns pointed at them. I can link the video if ur interested.

They received a 911 call reporting a break in progress. They treated just like they would any other 911 call reporting a break in progress. Once they found out who the two men and teenager were they took the hand cuffs off and released them. Let your local leo know if one of your neighbors ever calls the cops because someone is breaking into your home they are to walk up your door and knock. If the burglar answers they are to ask him if he lives there and if he says yes they are to take his word for it and leave. If the burglar does not answer your home is not being burglarized and they are to leave.

They should be fined for wasting police time.

Absolutely! It's a disgrace.

Probably a Trumpie!

Yes and no. I’m assuming it was an old person scared an not thinking due to it being broke into a week before hand. But who tf thinks robbery in middle of the day? (Why I’m assuming old) common sense but we all know there’s no such thing these days! Recording would definitely dictate the rest. And that’s just giving benefit of the doubt.

@@tyleroliver5571 Stop making excuses.

They wouldn't have

Or I guess he was right and "THEY look out for each other - not you" is more in line.

@@RandomViewerOnline 😆

Right! If they were white the Police would have treated them differently. Heck, if they white this encounter would have never happen, cause the Cops would not have been called in the first place

@@CherryBlossomBlyue Me, my half brother and his father went inside of a house that was unoccupied for months (it belonged to a friend of my brother),he had the keys. we were there for 10 minutes, we got out and we had 2 police cars outside. A white neighbor calling the cops on 3 latinos for supposedly entering a house.

Yeah when you don't resist arrest or pull a weapon things will go smoothly. Imagine that

@@neemanon It's not even about that. Also, resisting illegal detention is well within your rights, whether police feel offended that their authoritarian efforts are being threatened or not.

@@neemanon who pulled out a weapon? the cops. who had a warrant to arrest these random people? nobody.

Funny. That seems to happen a lot when you're not combative or fighting the police officers. It's as if complying with law enforcement's orders almost guarantees the fact that you won't get shot....💁‍♂️💁‍♂️

@@cageybee7221 what were they supposed to do after thinking it was a robbery? Knock on the door and say mister robber could you come out of the house and talk to us real quick? You don't have to have a warrant to be under arrest, dummy

Exactly!

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My dude, my girlfriend lives in a outer city area, and there's a lot of choas with the eviction memorandum gone, and places being condemned for not getting work done becuase of covid and the housing market. There have been sqauters and druggies going to these houses, nearly all of them white getting the same treatment, ( one was even swatted). You don't see that here beucase this news outlet has their own agendas. If the owners are no longer living at that house, word gets around, and if it was true and it was broken earlier that just makes matters worse. Also the realtor there did not dress as your stereotypical realtor, thought he was the dad.

The person who called was black. And has 3 black children. I'm not sure where the racial profiling came in considering that.

I woulf use the wording likely.

@RU-vid Censorship Sux Irrelevant

@@Jayden-uu9yx Where does it say that?

Or sell. If I was the realtor, I’d want out of that place immediately

@@Rico401Prov that’s what they want.

Terrible neighborhood , that's all I learned

Like a lot of stuff, it's not a 911 matter. There may be suspicion here, but no emergency.

Terrible neighbour for calling the police to protect a vacant property? The realtor isn’t even dressed in professional clothing and a guy has a white vest. Better safe than sorry.

care to explain what the "right" protocol is? as far as the dispatched officers were concerned they thought they were responding to a break-in, you act like they already knew in the back of their minds that it was a fake call.

@@liamhills8259 they have to varify first by standing behind cover. This is also common sense but most lack it nowadays

@@Drifter4804 and how do you propose they verify it while also ensuring their own safety, and the safety of any potential residents living in the house?

@@Drifter4804 Also before you come in with your arrogance, try to understand the topic better. People that acctually have an idea of how policing works would know that its a highly contentious topic with many factors to consider, regardless of which side they are on.

@@liamhills8259 common sense is still common sense and practice as well.🤷‍♂️

The house had just been broken in to the day prior by a black man. The cops were called out to that one, as well.

@ThoughtCrime Other news outlets already reported the full story. This "news" outlet does nothing but race bait and try to divide us. Maybe you should ask yourself why they do that instead of reporting the full facts.

Are you insinuating that we revise a Theory that is highly Critical of relationship between Race and society right now? What would we even call that. Theory of Race Critique? Naa that sounds stupid, I'm sure we'll figure it out.

American history is full of slavery and racist incidents, but sadly they wont teach them in classrooms (in the US) while telling kids "America is the best country in the world" or "America is the 'land of the free'".

@@obrandondonaldson1208 that part of history isn't taught because you teach and do what you learn. How much longer would it go on if that part of history was taught?? I bet you guys never thought about that though.

@@rudythompson7377 have you ever actually tried using that mass of neurons between your ears??

@@jgzaz No. It gets me in trouble.

totally agree! I give them so much credit for shaking their hands.

Exactly

I guess that just a week earlier, this same house was broken into. Maybe the person that owns this house asked their ex neighbors to call anything suspicious since the realtor had a Tshirt and sport pants, no signage on his vehicle to show he was a realtor. And some post here is saying that it was a black neighbor that called (but I don't know that to be true). What ever happened to trust but verify? And I will say, the 3 black gentleman let the police do their job, no cross words and was cleared up in 30min. I don't think that white people don't get treated the same. They also break into houses and are unpredictable as anyone else. C'MON MAN.....

@@brandonrobertson6327 I mean this is obviously racially motivated, or the caller is very stupid , I mean who breaks into a house in broad daylight, with their car parked in front ?

@@danielc9967 Not really. Statically your house is more likely to be broken into during the day. Most people are at work and theives don't like resistance.

What happens if they buy the house and family comes to visit? Another call to the cops? Morons.

I mean, if you dress like a realtor and act like a realtor outside of a house with a "for sale" sign out front...and not some someone who might be inclined to commit burglary or home-invasion on a home that isn't obviously fit sale...I think you'll be okay.

@@TrueOpinion99 it sounds like you are saying the basketball t-shirt the realtor is wearing is dressing like someone inclined to do burglary. That's strange because I thought t-shirts were what most people wear when not burglarizing homes. Also, the realtor doesn't have control over what his two customers are wearing and they may be the ones spotted by the neighbor. When I was selling a property of mine, they broke down the door to get into the garage and then broke down another door to get into the house and stole every tool I owned which I had been using to make repairs. The camera showed at least two of the three were white. Neighbors said they watched them drive away with all my stuff without calling the cops. I wonder if it's because those meth heads who robbed me were white. They certainly weren't dressed in suit or tie.

@@TrueOpinion99 So just how is a real estate agent to dress or act?

@@TrueOpinion99 With all due respect, even when it's 98 degrees outside, I put a tie on when going to show houses. In the hopes that it is enough to dissuade some nosy neighbor from calling the police because I am legitimately concerned with my safety going into multimillion-dollar neighborhoods where the color of my skin may cause some to be concerned for their own safety based on my presence alone. My Hope every time is that should the police be called, the way I'm dressed will make up for any preconceived notions about my color. So I hope you're right the way I'm dressed should be enough, but the truth is, it may not be. It wasn't enough when I got off work in Washington DC a decade ago and was walking home from the subway terminal when a police officer stopped me and threw me across this car while wearing a suit and tie he thought I was dealing drugs despite having a name badge on with FBI security clearance(no, I was not an agent for the FBI). Then I was in the wrong neighborhood too, a black neighborhood.

And they weren't black so ppl in the neighborhood were thinking, "Everything is all white so no problems there...". It's absolutely ridiculous that ppl like me being black is such a danger to our own lives. I would love to hear the 911 call, myself.

Looks like not resisting does wonders to the safety of the accused.

Of course. And it's broad daylight. This was *purely* about race.

@@luchicholito Until cops give conflicting orders, then it's damned if you do and damned if you don't

I bet you 1 million imaginary dollars 💰 that the cops are being used to prevent black people from moving into white neighborhoods, and they know it!

Where do you live? You have my interest now, sounds nice...

I’m in Canada. I was told many times that cops here can only draw their guns if their lives or lives of others are in imminent danger. I hope it’s true.

@@skittlesrambles1264 Any of the Nordic countries. But would also hold true for most of the other European countries

How about hunger?

@@jlee739 Same with that too

A "few"???

Can't fix stupid but the red hats make it easier to identify

Daily reminder on Jan 6 impeached tRump attacked amerikkka during a joint session of Congress certifying the 2020 election results

There should be a heavy penalty for racists like this caller.

Yea he clearly knew the home was for sale and if he didn't thats kinda wacky

@@idlehour let's not assume it's a man. I don't want to insult white women because they tend to do this racist s*** more

I'm gonna guess it was the neighborhood watcher

It should be illegal for law enforcement officers to treat people like criminals, when there's no valid basis for concluding that they committed or are in the process of committing a crime. Oh wait, it is illegal but we don't often don't enforce that law. The call didn't grant the police a legal basis to order the people out of the home at gunpoint and place them in handcuffs. It granted them the legal basis to investigate from outside the house. They could observe to see if there was any evidence of illegal activity, like evidence of forced entry or someone trying to flee with expensive goods. They could knock on the door and ask questions if someone came to the door. But a mere phone call doesn't grant officers the legal authority to point guns at people and put them handcuffs, when they're just a realtor and prospective home buyers showing/touring a house that they have a legal right to be inside. Lawful citizens aren't supposed to have their day disrupted, let alone have guns pointed at them, just because someone told the police that they were breaking in a home.

No suit or professional clothing for the realtor. if there was a white guy in a vest going into a house. I’m sure the neighbours would do the same. Better to be safe than sorry.

@@anonomous8719 Sorry from what? They weren’t even moving anything and the house is uninhabited with a for sale sign. I do think it would’ve helped to wear a suit, but the cops shouldn’t have been called just because of casual clothing. That’s long been an excuse for black people to be targeted for everyday things, but honestly, the more I notice white people doing the same thing in wife beaters and jogging pants with no fear of cops being called on them, the more I have trouble buying that reasoning.

Another mind reader

@@punkgrl325 more Whites are killed by police than skcalb

@@punkgrl325 I’m sure there are unreported incidents that white people have had the cops called on them. Unfortunately it wouldn’t make a sensational RU-vid video or story to rise racial tension as this video.

Nah they can't run, they'll get shot in the back

they are just lucky that they have inhuman levels of patience and self control, and waited until after the cops left to get justifiably upset.

Yeah, and if they buy a house there the neighbours will be no doubt be "watching out for them" the entire time they live there. No doubt the cops will get called every other week to "check up on them and make sure they're doing all right."

It's better than fake fox news Stop the squel tRump lost . Derek chauvin is guilty Kyle rittenhouse has white privilege

Yes that neighbor and those police officers should be ashamed of themselves and their racist ways

If cops were to be a human immune system. Their reaction would be considered an anaphylactic shock.

@@population-_-420 why do you think kyle writtenhouse has white privilege?

I get a knot in my stomach just looking at this, i had a gun drawn on me once in a traffic stop and another time outside a nightclub by cops didn't do anything to warrant any of it either, they just said they feared for their life as if it's them with a gun pointed at them...

IMAGINE THIS BEING YOUR ENTIRE EXISTENCE, EVERYDAY OF YOUR LIFE, ALL BECAUSE OF THE COLOR OF YOUR SKIN! YOUR SKIN COLOR IS YOUR WEAPON! THIS IS PURE UNADULTERATED HATE!

Ez

everyone laughing is better than a cop on a dude's neck.

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-When was that?- the realization that the call was made in error, but has to run through the motions.

No harm? No foul.

Because the suspected break-in had nothing to with what they looked like. Because had it been two middle aged white women and a 14 year old girl, they obviously would have called the cops on that group as well. ..... Right? .... Right? 🙄

@@johnswanger8474 The house had been broken into a week before by another group of black people driving a similar black sedan. So, the cops at first thought that the neighbors and police thought that they were part of the same group of would-be robbers. You gotta admit that unknown people showing up to a vacant house in a similar vehicle to known robbers does seem really suspicious. This article left out a lot of those crucial details.

So you just assume there is? Yikes

@@void405 Sure does, I'll give you that. That's suspicious. But it's curious that the break in was, well, you describe it as the house being "broken into". I wonder if the week prior, the thieves walked up the front lawn and entered through the front door , orderly and chatting, with a key in daylight. Had the same car pulled up but two soccer moms and a 15 year old girl got out and, same thing; walked up the front, talking, and entered the residence through the front door with a key, I bet the person that called the cops would not have... They would have gone over to introduce themselves. So the black folks got the cops called on them because.....? What they drove and what they looked like. Sound familiar? No suspicious behavior other than "they look similar to the criminals". And the word on the street is, black Americans are getting really tired of that.

@@johnswanger8474 i had my home broken into in a similar context. I was moving in but the home was still unoccupied. I learned from my elderly white neighbors who have lived here since the 70s, that this area has mostly white crime even though the neighborhood is now quite diverse. They got nervous when i told them about the break in and said they’d keep an eye out until i fully moved in. They texted me a few times when they noticed someone lingering at my door. None of them were black. I forgot what my point was cos im falling alseep but if even one of them were black, it’s kinda sad that everyone would be convinced my neighbors are racist despite the context our neighborhood was struggling from white crime and on edge towards ANYONE unfamiliar.

Yeah they're wearing professional clothing

A lot of furniture is left behind in home sales. For example, if an elderly person dies and the family doesn't want to deal with the furniture like the beds, couches, washer, dryer, stove, etc. They are sold with the house. Robbers like to steal especially appliances because they can make a profit from the scrap metal or the appliance itself. I had one of these robberies occur at my neighbors house a few years ago after the elderly woman who lived there died. That's a pretty common type of property crime.

People steal the wires because of the metal, there's also the appliances which are sometimes left, also vagrants break into houses to set up camp. These cops were too quick to draw their guns and slap on cuffs but yeah, there is stuff to steal in vacant houses.

Exactly

@Johnny Cooper You don't break into a house with keys.

@Johnny Cooper It was not a mistake, the entry was not forced, the only "evidence" of criminality was that the realtor skin was black, OFC it was racially motivated and yes whoever made the call needs to be behind bars due to the Karen act.

@Johnny Cooper It should be prosecutable. The caller wanted these people dead and they wanted the cops to do the dirty work.

@Johnny Cooper how do you mistakenly report a burglary in progress? If I see people in your home, and recognize that it is not you my neighbor, I might take note of "that" so that should something be reported later I can offer what I saw.... maybe.... But the person in your home may be your old college friend or cousin or any other person you authorized to be there. Your co worker waiting there to buy a weight system with his help or move some material in your back yard or garage. How does one arrive at "(person going into house I dont know. Automatic burglary)"? Did the neighbor have some pre existing agreement that everyone ever coming over would be reported by the homeowner to the neighbor in advance? DAFUQ??? Im gonna go out on a limb here and guess that the answer starts with R and ends with M.

@@zero_grav_original since when do you show up to a friends house when they are not there? The neighbors know its not being lived in so they need to assume the worst. If you had children you'd understand.

I hope they got in more trouble than you were unnecessarily put through for that hour

@@filledwithvariousknowledge1065 of course not!

@@amilevector6866 That’s the part that infuriates me of this type of racism

@@filledwithvariousknowledge1065 here's the thing ....there have never been consequences but the victim is treated like a rabid people waiting to attack when they never have.....there will never be consequences but will ensure any retaliation is swatted down and smashed up....

Hope they searched it! Fools! That could have been fixed so fast but the cops don't listen n the person that called was looking out but still saw what they wanted 2 c!

They only like white ppl

I know right?? The system is oppressive in everything right?? I live here so there is nothing you can do if you are a black man in this nation. If not You would only kill yourself with more bitterness and hatred for the white race.

"systemic racism?! What?! Nah, nah Critical Race what? Nah, nah, that's not a, we weren't, nah, nah.... if a middle aged white woman and a 14 year old boy showed up with another white lady, why, we'd have definitely still called the cops! Yep! Would have suspected a break in on them too, swear 'for God!”

@@samuelosagie-aruya923 you missed something very important. Do this for me, go back, re-read what I wrote, but do it with sarcasm. Imagine confronting the person that called the cops, and confronting them about their obvious bigotry, and then imagine that person saying what I wrote. See how I wrote it within quotations? As if someone were saying it. Go back and re read it and you'll pick up on what I was doing, man.

@@johnswanger8474 I am so sorry you were really sarcastic.

That should hopefully get them to look at a different area as I couldn’t imagine living in an area with racists as neighbours

True

But you see that wont stop me from being racist

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@@videk9692 At least stop seeking attention

@@videk9692 as long as you don't make decisions that impact others based on that antisocial model of thinking.

@@sebcw1204 So refusing service is still ok

We got a mind reader here, folks

Blm

Dude wasn't dressed like a realtor.

For real

@@jonathanlindsey8864 So?

Exactly

I feel worse for the 15 year old kid.

We're on the same page. I surely wouldn't be cool with cops pulling out their guns nor with being handcuffed. Come out with your hands up. Now all of this took place on board daylight with a for sale sign up. Madness.

Because there had been an attempted robbery the week before and signs of forced entry can be hard to see with over the counter lock picking tools. No, not the bobby pins and cartoon stuff, like a pressure cuff and a wedge saw.

If I was the guy I will not take sorry enough I will call my lawyer that is unacceptable racism

Conservatives love capitalism so much, a black family looking to purchase a home in whatever neighborhood they wish is capitalism, that's American dream, right?

This is why we protest

If only someone would have told the UK that a year ago 😕

Small towns are racist? That's a pretty ignorant claim. Ignorance is problem. Keep it up.

@@badtolz2122 Yes most small towns in rural areas are consisted of mostly white people who like to be close knitted and don't want new people coming in to mess things up

I thought about that too, but maybe the guy just wanted to be comfortable. Then again a young man died because he had on a hoodie.

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I mean from where I'm standing the cops didn't seem like the problem it seems like the neighbors are the problem

Well, maybe that's exactly what the neighbor intended to do. Make any black or minority people nervous by making sure they have an experience of them "not wanted" in the neighborhood.

Tell me what does a burglar look like?

@@jonathanlindsey8864 Usually not in a fairly decent car in broad daylight using a key to enter the front door. A burglar in my mind usually wears dark clothes, operates at night in stealth, and doesn't stand on the front porch talking about property values! But maybe that's just me!?

Nice, but you really back down easy. I would tell the local newspaper what happened, the local tv stations, contact my state representative. Going down quietly, is not what going to be written on my tombstone....and you should contact a lawyer

Sorry 4 ur horrible experience but nicely done! Racists r stupid 2 the point ur money ain't green so spend it w people who c u, respect u n appreciate u! I hope his house is still on the market costing him some green! Jackass!

@@danbrownellfuzzy3010 these horrible acts effect people differently n when it happens 2 u who's 2 tell what u would actually do! U might shut down or shout out! Either way I'm w u. No judgement on something that should not b happening in the first place! If u r such a fighter maybe offer help instead if criticism. Victimize the victim is easy!

@@danbrownellfuzzy3010 Asians are not confrontational and they don’t like drama. That’s why you rarely see any public meltdowns. Asians have the concept of peaceful public space, that’s why they don’t litter or blast loud music for the whole block to hear. They would only act legally if it directly affects them.

@@danbrownellfuzzy3010 the realtor didn't want to make it a big deal. Apperently, she's experienced it quite a bit when her clients are people of color, so she delt with the man in a very calm and professional manner. We figured my brother not buying his house and having it sit on the market longer hurts him more than us.

One: empty houses are often prime targets for burglars because the likelihood of someone coming home and catching them is almost nonexistent. Besides, how does burglarizing an unoccupied house somehow make burglary okay and unworthy of contacting the police? There has been burglary attempts in that neighborhood in recent days, by individuals matching the general description of the realtor and his clients. Two: they probably patted the man down for weapons and found his phone; if his credentials are located on his phone, why wouldn't they offer it to him to unlock so that he can verify who he is and why he's there? Otherwise, they'd have to take him to a police station verify his identity...which is very inconvenient for literally everyone involved (yes, including the police officers). Three: yes, it does take time to verify his identity and credentials, especially if they had to utilize non-standard avenues to do so...because police very rarely have to verify a person's credentials as a realtor. Additionally, it's standard procedure to verify everyone's identity and then release (or arrest) everyone at the same time; that allows police the maximum control over the situation while getting things done as quickly as possible...especially if they're concerned they're potentially dealing with a group of potentially violent individuals.

Daily reminder on Jan 6 impeached tRump attacked amerikkka during a joint session of Congress certifying the 2020 election results

It's disgusting

@@population-_-420 found the troll, everyone

What is 'this', stop beating around the bush, say what you want to say.

@@jonathanlindsey8864 it's very clear

Never!

@@amilevector6866 No it's not. If op is implying that there was rasict intentions here, pleas provid proof, and I'll reconsider.

@@jonathanlindsey8864 Yes because they are going to outrightly say that it was racially motivated and the person who called was a middle aged white person who did it so these black folks wouldn't move in next to them. Nothing to do with keeping the value of their property high by having a "good neighborhood." Nope, not gonna happen. Just because you don't see evidence on this video, doesn't mean there isn't one.

Exactly. they need to see more variety in their lives other than the sour cream hellscape they created for themselves.

Yeah looks like that neighborhood could do with a bit of colour in their lives! 🤭

Brave man. This are the kind of neighbors who will call the cops on your for entering your own house. And if you react wrong or the cop is trigger happy, you get shot in your own house.

NOPE. LOL!

That was the plan

Karen wins😓

What you expect them to do? To immidiately go into the house not knowing who they're dealing with or the possibility that the people inside might have a deadly weapon?

@@tp5487 Why is every situation with black or brown people treated like they're dealing with ISIS militants? They were told the squatter they'd arrested at the house the week earlier had returned. This is how they react to a single squatter? Give me a break. Stop inventing excuses for police overreaction.

@@zammmerjammer So you're saying that when cops get a call of a reported break-in of a house that was also broke in a week prior, instead of taking all measurements to make sure no one was hurt, they should instead go into the house peacefully not knowing who or how many was in there or even the possibility of them having a deadly weapon? Nice logic man

@@tp5487 Yes, they should also leave their guns in their car and bring flowers or a house warming gift. There's a in-between option that makes a lot more sense here.

@@annoyedok321 Then mention those options 🤡 You act like these cops werent trained for situations exactly like those

Why take the word of a civilian? What? When a civilian called the cop saying there is a break-in in a house near them of course they're gonna believe them in the first place Of course whoever called must be dumb to think men entering a house inherently means break in But your question of why trust a civilian doesnt make sense to me

Because the only info the police have to go on is that there is a potential robbery, its the same when someone gets swatted by someone online. If they don't come prepared for the worst than someone could die. I'm all for holding cops accountable and this situation was no doubt terrifying for the people in the house, but I don't see much wrong doing by the police on this one. Despite they're guns drawn it didnt sound like there was 20 cops all screaming different orders at once. They were calm and collected so these men were able to exit the house safely. You can also see during the detention that the cops used barely any force. Once they found out what was happening they apologized and released them. In my books this was pretty clean and the cops just did their jobs. The 911 caller on the other hand is another story...

Guns should not have been drawn. Period.

You can't take the word of a cop either.

@@nickthaskater So you're saying that when cops get a call of a reported break-in of a house that was also broke in a week prior, instead of taking all measurements to make sure non of them was hurt, they should instead go into the house not knowing who or how many was in there or even the possibility of them having a deadly weapon? Lol

Just like the caller wanted

Na zis k k k

Perfect!

@@population-_-420 shouldn’t they b upper case??

The police where perfect in this situation, they got a call about a break in and since they are not all knowing they had to treat the situation appropriately so no one gets hurt if the situation turns violent. Ofc in the end the police found out the truth and the men where released. But police do not know exactly whats going on every time they get to the scene. They are just going off of what dispatch told them, which in this case was a break in, unknown if armed. So they have to be ready if it is a break in and the men wanted to shoot at them.

@@ChadDann not sure how police activity works, but I would not think that a call from a citizen to 911 can make this either a "unusual activity" call or a "breaking in progress". It seems like the 911 operator would tell the cops the level of danger to approach with.

There was no need to handcuff these men. A simply conversation would have suffice. The moment the guy says he's a real estate broker and the license was presented we lower the temperature.

This is reported on a least 2x a year... and not to another people, though everyone somehow shares our struggle....

There was another story either last yr or earlier this yr where a black realtor and her photographer went to a house and the actual white client pulled a gun on them, not realizing (or just being plain racist) that the realtor was there for him, no matter what they said. I don't remember the whole story but I think he kept them detained until the cops came and I think he got arrested. It was crazy.

@@TreyIM22 just a shame.

and karen DEFINATELY KNEW the house was for sale, knew that it was being shown, because she watched the black men pull up and greet and put a key in the door.

Too hard! Too scary! Must call cops!

But, what if it was actually being broken into? What if by calling the real-estate company first you set the conditions for criminals to not be caught...which could lead to other people becoming their victims?

*WHAT ELSE* is "New" ???

@Z Ham don't try and defend America, America has a serious issue with racism, and btw it's not one incident, there is literally thousands of similar cases every year but this one is lucky because nobody got shot.. so yeah dude stfu and stop being in denial about America