Survivors of Vallejo 'Gone Girl' case respond after police apologize for calling them liars 

THIS. They had the audacity to just send an email after their neglect of duty and harassment.

When you "apologize" in an email through a tv station, you are being very insincere. It obviously should have been in person. Even then, I would like to tell them that they aren't sorry, they are just saying that to try to look good. Too little, too late

That sheriff is a coward

Fuck the police and the fbi

This tells you that the police and the system is on the wrong side

what they would do to a black person. Yikes.

Everyday 🖕🏾🐷

all the time, lucky we have DNA to stop a lot of the police bad on a hunch actions

And not just in Vallejo; across the US.

Did they try to follow up with Kenny park and the detective? What do they have to say now? Why is there no pressure on them?!

You and I are the only ones who have had the wherewithal to commend the couple for this. I think their an exceptional couple and I definitely want to read their book. They stayed United as a couple and supported each other. That’s very rare.

@@jkhtravelrni am sure others like myself are happy they are together. The word wherewithal seems a little self-congratulatory on your part, albeit incorrect.

He was emotionally cheating on her by talking to his ex and that is y the police used that as an excuse to debunk their story.

@@centigradz geez just another of a million reasons never to cheat on your spouse!

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Never, ever say you did something you didn't.

@@mcdjinn6975 sleep deprivation can effect some people like a drug.

@Luke Gilson please go watch “When They See Us..” on Netflix about the Central Park five. That’ll answer your question.

@Luke Gilson you must be white

@@mcdjinn6975 important point, but very easy to say. Especially if you have nothing to lose. If you need your job, or have kids to care for, you can’t just sit in jail until justice is eventually served. Cases take months and even years.

Money out of our pockets once again bc police incompetence

@@Meanie74 let's face it. You know you don't pay taxes. 🤣

@@APT420 ? Bc I don’t support police incompetence?

@@Meanie74 no. Because you're a bum.

@@APT420 lmao ok person I don’t know

The audacity of that one cop at the press conference- naming them by FULL NAME- saying “THEY should be the ones apologizing to the community” off of no evidence at all is insanely pathetic. Like... wow.

Thats what police do... ruin lives. Probably more than they actually save if we’re being honest.

Want to hold law enforcement accountable. Then submit a complaint to the Solano County Civil Grand Jury. Google Solano County Civil Grand Jury online. The Civil Grand Jury is a watchdog organization that investigates law enforcement and local government misconduct. Then the Civil Grand Jury writes a public report about it that is publish for everyone to read. Then the attorney general, the DOJ, the secretary of state and other watchdog organizations hold them accountable. As for the apology. Law enforcement in that part of Northern California have done sick and evil things to a lot of people, families and children. Some of them get caught and never give an apology. Then they get promoted, obtain big raises and more employment perks. Never fired. Law enforcement doesn't know right from wrong. Law enforcement there is rewarded for being slackers, failing at their job and misconduct. If your upset about this submit a complaint to the Solano County Civil Grand Jury. The Civil Grand Jury investigates law enforcement and local government misconduct. Then the Civil Grand Jury publishes a report about it publicly that is seen nationwide. Then the attorney general, the secretary of state and other watchdog organization come knocking on their door, fire them, clean the swamp and lawsuits are filed against them. Anyone can submit a complaint to the Solano Civil Grand Jury's office. You do not have to live in Solano County in Northern California to submit a complaint to the Solano County Civil Grand Jury.

Oh wow. You are one strong individual. Sorry to hear law enforcement didn’t help you. God bless you.

You must get a lawyer immediately.

@@DNSMLT I would be curious about statue of limitations, I think that’s what it’s called 🤷🏻‍♀️. Like after a certain time has passed? Would she still have a case?

Me bet if you go back now the FBI will have to answer and reconcile your situation. There was a child born from an evildoer. May GOD get you the justice you deserve. Remember TIMES UP and your report is in the archives/hospital and your family knows your story they are your witnesses without discrimination.❤

@@marleylove510 yes because a baby was conceived. My LORD may he please hear this womans contrite spirit. Me hope this perpetrator gets it handed to him soon.🙏🏾 me was thinking the same thing Monica for real. If they can go back to Trump Epstein Weinstein and many others 10 years past and more this perpetrator is liable for all damages.

It’s a new chief that’s why

@@Deenique16 that even makes it worse. They mayor should have apologized along time ago.

I'm sure they investigated themselves and found themselves not responsible even though they were found liable.

Just imagine coping with the fact that this isn’t about your niche issue for once! Pure narcissism

“White people victimized by police, minorities most affected!” Shut up

Actually, yes.

And a C- average.

Lol 😂😂😂😂💯

In general they are an excellent police department. It's the leadership that was the problem.

@@wanaraz Vallejo, which has a long history of police violence, excessive force complaints, and high-profile killings, including the February 2018 shooting of Ronnell Foster and the February 2019 shooting of Willie McCoy. Sean Monterrosa, a 22-year-old Latino American man, was fatally shot on June 2, 2020 by Vallejo police officer Jarrett Tonn. Monterrosa was on his knees and had his hands above his waist when Tonn shot him through the windshield of his unmarked police pickup truck. The police later said Tonn shot him because he erroneously believed a hammer in Monterrosa's pocket was a gun. Monterrosa later died at a local hospital. (July 27, 2020) The police chief in Vallejo announced an inquiry into his department earlier in the week, saying he is "deeply disturbed" after a news report alleged that some officers in the department had bent their police badges to silently indicate they had shot and killed someone while on duty. The explosive allegations were first reported by Open Vallejo, which spoke to John Whitney, a former Vallejo police captain. Whitney, according to the report, said he was fired from his position after calling attention to unethical conduct, including the badge bending.

@@wanaraz it’s bigger than just the leadership because the police captain was ousted when he tried to expose the largest den of dirty cops in Northern California.

@@Hotlooksamerica Ronnel was questionable. Willie deserved what he got. Either way there just are no perfect policeman. Mistakes are made. But in general most of the cops are good people.

She was not his wife then. She was his girlfriend. Just being precise. 🙂

@@nothingnothing3557 - Yes you're right, thanks! After watching this video, I watched more videos about what happened to them. What a bizarre and unsettling case!

Thank you! What's the name of it?

Yea I watched the 20/20 on Friday night, but would like to watch the documentary on Hulu. What is it called? Or I could just Google it. Thanks for letting us know about the documentary. 🤗💯

@@mariangarcia706 : It an episode on 20/20!

@@JennAyBaybAyy Yes, that’s the one!

@@larahamilton2273 I saw the ABC 20/20. I thought you said on Hulu?

Yeah, plus the police told him he didn’t pass. I’ve heard even when you pass, they will tell you, you didn’t. I think it’s a scare tactic. So he probably did pass, but like you said, not a good idea.

@@marleylove510 yes the police can legally lie to you

Yeah there’s a reason it’s not being used anymore in most countries…. USA and Canada are basically the only developed countries that still use it. Even though they acknowledge it’s not reliable. You can’t use it in court. You can’t use it as evidence. But they use it anyway in the investigations.

One of my pet peeves is when people use the word "survivor" when they really mean "victim."

@@nathanjamesbaker I know. I refuse to watch Survivor bc no one actually dies!

@@Mt-ue9qz 🤣 🤣🤣🤣

…Yeah, and another thing; in the context of the US, the ‘out of court’ settlement they won was derisory. Should have been, at least, 10X the sum!!!

Not many at all.

@@wanaraz You're right. You don't know.

@@supachaloopa3611 ok then you tell us how many. Waiting for a correct number as I gave.

@@wanaraz Well... you didn't give a number. There are cases all over the internet and plenty of cases here on you tube actually. Just google "forced to make false confession" and you'll see for yourself.

@@supachaloopa3611 I did not give a number because it's infinitesimal. But your statement made a wild allegation. I called you on it and you could not back it up because the statement was meaningless. There are about 350 million people here. The police have a really tough job. They have to be 100% right all the time. We both know you are not 100% right all the time even daily so to expect that is just insane. You don't live in reality you live in fantasy land.

And why do you think that is? 🤔

Yes but you can just go from that principle and don’t do a proper investigation, even if that’s the path of investigation you, as a cop, are taking. You still don’t lock up a guy and interrogate him for hours and hours without any evidence., when he came asking for your help in the first place. You go look for that evidence. Even now in Greek with that horrible murder of the young wife by the husband, they suspected it was him, but they only interrogated him like this poor guy after weeks after her funeral, because they collect enough evidence. It is not a catch 22.