@@lxw6657 Than that means you’re no better than the cop doing that. If we’re not gonna let one person do something horrible, why would we let another person get away with it. That flips the problem, not fix it.
@@rones6290 "no better' how about not swear an oath and then be a dumbass and ruin people's lives because they felt like it? You think that's no better? Complete bs. They can make shit up and punish you but you can do little to nothing but spend years of your life and money to try and sue with a high chance it won't pan out.
Yeah it's old but warrants are a thing ...thank God I've had many illegal search and seizures...big dreams in a small town ...so glad they quit stigmatizing weed yeah it's not a word but I'm not educated.
when you know people are lying to you and trying to trick you and they continue it can really destroy a person. i know this very well. so these events are very hard to watch. had to watch it all though cuz these are important stories in peoples lives that deserved to be told and learned from....
Because lawfulness of an arrest is determined by the courts, not the arresting officer or the person being arrested. There's literally no other way it can work. The solution is to fire cops who keep making bad arrests.
Agreed. Remember a few years back they wound up shooting and killing a guy because "They thought his cellphone was a gun." The camera just so happened to mess up at that part. Later it was revealed they were planning on altering the scene in there favor.
Looking for a reason to hate all cops everywhere? This is it. The fact that their PD failed to charge these scumbags with a crime tells you that their whole PD is rotten, top to bottom.
That’s just a dumb idea… technology isn’t perfect. No matter how hard you try. This idea opens up a whole slew of issues that can’t be solved. So if a camera stops working mid arrest due to technological malfunctions… the suspect should just be… let go? Say the suspect knows this law and intentionally smashes/breaks the camera…. What then? Do they get off free? You can SAY ‘only if an OFFICER turns it off’. But that opens up another set of issues. It’s almost impossible to actually tell if it’s intentionally turned off or not and a cop could say they accidentally hit it. So then you’d have a suspect who got off free because it was off and then an unsolvable case about an officer turning it off. So that’s two criminals who get to walk free… Any more bright ideas armchair law maker?
"The police investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing." The fact that they unironically state this is literal insanity. No person, orginsation or other entity should be allowed to police itself.
@@YorgosL1Did you just have a stroke? What the fuck are you trying to say? That we should allow them to police themselves or that they should allow someone else to police them?
"What are you doing oh my god your heart is thumping you are making me feel threatened" You scare an innocent man, treat him like garbage and then feel threatened by his fast heartbeat, that cop deserves time in prison
It's well documented that completely innocent people will be nervous around police simply because they are arbiters of the law and believe they might have done something wrong. "You're nervous" is such a ridiculous claim
It's just mind boggling! Thank god at least bodycams are a thing now and it's getting out there so the public are seeing what's going on, but yeah the officer themselves need to be held accountable
$75K, if true, is actually not bad as compensation for this type of case. A lot of folks, especially on YT, think these are million-plus-dollar cases; they are NOT. And stipulating (i.e., agreeing) that the defendant(s) did nothing wrong is STANDARD for ALL SETTLEMENTS; *this is why you get the money UPFRONT,* without going forward with a trial. You CAN always *refuse* to settle, and go to trial, but you then take the risk of losing, in which case you will have spent a whole lot of money out of pocket (unless you were able to retain counsel on a contingency or pro bono basis, which is not always feasible) only to receive NOTHING. The bad part here is that the taxpayer foots the bill for all these settlements; they need to be paid by LEOs directly or their unions or a carrier that insures LEOs (for which LEOs, not their public entity employers, pay the premiums).
It's like complaining that no charges were brought against Auschwitz guards for hurting inmates too much. They're doing their jobs. Their jobs are to be evil. They're selected to be evil. If you're not evil, you don't get to be one.
Doing everything they can to get you in trouble lock you up and throw away the key,even if they have to lie and plant evidence to do it. Absolutely pathetic and unjust!. .
"Your heart is beating fast" oh well that's good then, how about yours? Seems awfully cold and slow and you're obviously getting no blood to the brain. Might wanna sort that with a handstand?
I'd like to know how he even determined his heart was beating fast... It's hard enough getting someone's pulse when they're standing still, let alone being dragged around by a cop.
Montrey you are exceptional. Not many adults could keep their composure and be as calm as you were during that entire assault. Good for you suing them, please keep yourself safe and away from those corrupt pigs
@@mattielucius6849 Yeah its appalling. Only Detectives should be allowed to lie imo. Because if regular cops can lie about anything then if someone asks a cop "Am I being detained" then what the cop says could be a lie, how would you know if anything a cop says is a lie or not, if you ask a cop what the law is, a cop could just make up laws that don't exist. And what I found strange was how the guy even planted weed in the first place, that means that cop had illegal weed on him already. I don't think weed should be illegal in the first place though. But I found it to be injust that the cop go no punishment for that, there should be a rule that any cop who falsely arrests someone gets the same amount of time in jail as the person they arrested, it will make them reconsider their illegal actions.
Veteran was incorrect. The law changed 1 Jan 22 "SB 792 - Disabled Veteran Plates and Parking Privileges. As of January 1, 2022, anyone parking in a disabled parking space must have a disabled person license plate or a disabled parking placard that features the International Symbol of Access (ISA). Currently, disabled veteran license plates do not feature the ISA.
*BTW, Jamal won a shit ton of money from the last example you showed and rightly so, but part of the settlement was as you can probably guess, with the PD not admitting any wrong.*
and then when all the cops turn up - no one seems to question the stop - I mean a commanding officer should have reviewed the footage and berated the officers
@@rossgeographyI think it was more then that. You could tell they were basically setting him up to put him into a resisting arrest scenario. It’s really hard to comply and step out of the car when one officer is tugging you one way, and the officer on the other side is holding you down. You could see Jamal when he pulled his phone and say okay he’s gonna record start to move on his own to comply and get out of the car, but that’s when the other officer grabs the phone arm, says he’s resisting and you basically have a tug of war situation going on. Cops do this all the time, give contradictory orders, or will do things like apply pressure on an arm, but then scream at you for not being able to put your arms behind your back, the same arm they are restraining, then they’ve got you on resisting arrest. It’s even more ridiculous when they do this on stops like this with absolutely zero pretext whatsoever because they essentially get someone for resisting an arrest when there isn’t even an underlying crime or adequate reason for them to be interacting with you in the first place. It’s easy to cheer for people getting 100s of millions in settlements across the country, and those citizens who have their rights violated should get it, but the issue is it’s our taxpayer dollars funding those settlements. I’m sure if qualified immunity wasn’t as ridiculously broad as it is, and these settlements came out of these officers pensions you would actually be able to deter this but there is no real accountability or change , just taxpayers footing the bill for our own rights being trampled while we continually also increase police budgets basically yearly
The fact that they're brazen enough to plant evidence when they know they're body cams are on and even admit to doing it on cam, says everything you want to know about these corrupt police departments they work for.
And the judges, lawyers, prosecutors, and DA's. Notice how those pigs were never charged or held accountable. All just swept under the rug. Abolish qualified immunity and go after these pigs' pensions. No more taxpayer funded terrorism.
They suffer no consequences so they do what they want. It’s actually pretty frightening. They literally commit murders and get away with it 99 out of 100 times.
It's probably worse than that. The Wire kind of illustrates it in a season. They have idiotic quotas to meet, mainly for politicians to boast about. It's a lot easier to create an easy crime than to actually investigate (and solve!... hopefully) a difficult one. Oh, and the _brotherhood, warrior, fraternity mentality_ .
Talk about cherry picking. They clearly said they are literally ruining lives, which achieves the goal of covering their butts. They aren't saying they're literally covering their exposed butts. 🤦🏾♀ @@Vampibatmanodactyle
Sucks because street justice is one of the reasons cops have been given such wide latitude to be corrupt. They've been given the ability to figuratively and sometimes literally shoot first and ask questions later because they "may" fear someone will get the drop on them first. Cops are sometimes some of the bravest and honorable people. But sometimes they're some of the worst among us. That's how humanity is. Why should their industry be any different from any other in terms of good and bad apples all around?
@@promisealexander3952 meaning what? They can't control what family members choose to do with their lives. I wouldn't gaf about spouses bcos that's a choice to fck a pig, but their kids, siblings, parents - they can't help being related to swine. I can feel sorry for that😌😏
The fact that the officer is so cavalier about planting the evidence that he does not bother even trying to hide it,and the fact that even when they were caught red handed and suffered no punishment tells you everything you need to know about law enforcement in this country
It makes me sad that these young people have to know the law so well. They must be aware that something like this is likely to happen and are preparing themselves
If you are the parent of a black male and you do not prepare them for how to handle this situation, you could very well be signing their death warrent. Its a sad truth.
I am so proud of the disabled veteran who stood up to the officers. I bet he was an excellent service member. Wish he got the courteous treatment he deserved from the same people who claim to worship the military.
i hope the kid he was trying to educate learned that what his boss was saying and doing was wrong. I always believe anyone with prejudice tendency's with the right help can change.
Disabled veteran should take this as a lesson that no matter how much he sacrifices his limbs and mental health for his corrupt imperialist state and un alives poor brown folk overseas, back "home" he'll always be treated like a disgusting dirty N188£R. Perhaps he should take a leaf out of Mohammad Ali's book and take a stand.
Oh man, i remember being stopped by a two cop team, one was black and one was white. The entire stop they called me the C word and accused me of selling crack in the area. I literally was waiting outside an apartment complex with my friend so we could drive to the local watering hole. Ended up striking me twice, breaking 2 of my ribs, requiring hospitaliziation. a hospital bill that was $12,000 ended up going to collections, screwing up my ability to get a loan for years. I wish they had body cameras back then.
Well, it's not true. The incompetent and dishonest clown who made this video is lying. The case that was dismissed was an earlier instance where Erickson turned off his camera before "finding" a joint. The case depicted here, when the video evidence emerged, resulted in Erickson's forced resignation (which is corrupt enough, don't get me wrong, and the fact that his partner is still in service is pathetic, too). The FBI are currently investigating cases involving these officers.
2 years!?!?!? And no charges were filled against officers. He had to pay for those two years. Po-po was paid to destroy a life, and didnt receive as much as a slap on the wrist.
That's life being Black in America. My son got jumped by a cop because he didn't like the way he swiped his metro card. My son was on his way to school with $121 on his card. Needless to say my son was taken in, the cop never identified himself and my son thought he was being robbed. My son didn't resist. Luckily I had a friend at the court house.
@@-Never-bored I was raised to not be racist, but my peer group fixed that for a time in my youth. I’ve witnessed so much racism from my fellow white people in my life. I’m exhausted from telling my white family and peers that institutional racism is real because they know it’s true. I won’t quit though, this shit is infuriating.
We need an independent commission to oversee police abuse of power. If caught planting evidence, it should be a 10 year prison sentence. There's no way we as human beings can classify being caught with some drugs as justifying 10 years in jail while planting evidence on innocent people yields no punishment...
💯! By planting evidence, they are taking away another humans freedom and putting a mark on their record that could hurt them professionally going forward.
Why just 10 years? If you plant evidence it is you who made that choice. It is not a matter of making a mistake or something. If you plant evidence you should go to prison for life. That would be a real deterrent.
I was on the rush to a library to meet a girl. The second i got there, a police officer rode in on a motorcycle, nearly hitting me and ordered me to stop. He searched me, slapped cuffs on me and sat me down. I was then told that I matched the description of someone who broke into a car nearby. The officer ignored all my questions even after I identified myself and complied and said that I should "stop playing games". It was only after another cop came and listened to me that I was released. I was twelve years old and I was only running to meet up with a cute girl at a public library.
Laws and minimum sentencing requirements, let's say 10 years - 30 years depending on severity. Pension to be continued but paid out to charities that deal with the fallout from police corruption.
Yeah, as long as all of us allow it. I'm guilty of not doingshyt to help get corrupt cops locked up too, but, it's just facts. No way, a judge that has to get elected to get the job will choose letting corrupt cops stay on a force if the city says they want justice. Period. Especially when the cop was CLEARLY in the wrong. They'll wash his assss up. But we just don't say shyt. Because it didn't happen to us. But after the fact the cop was proven faulty, if the citizens of that area seriously wanted him/them gone, they'd be gone in a heartbeat
"You match the description..." I've heard this before. Cops surrounded me in my own neighborhood while I was on a walk. The only thing I could think was "You think I robbed a Burger King... a Burger King??"
On the first video the officer was seen (on camera) planting evidence and no charges were brought against him. It's an absolute disgrace! This despicable cop should be in prison for his despicable actions it's absurd!!!!
Even if he's not charged with planting evidence (just being biased towards the cop for the sake of this argument), how the hell does he not get charged with possession of marijuana lmao. He has to have owned it to be able to plant it. And if it was illegal for the guy he was searching to have it, how is it not illegal for the officer to have it. The double standards are so obvious it hurts.
The title of this video is "When Racist Cops Realize They've Been Arrested", and not one of them actually gets arrested. This video is 21 minutes of monetized clickbait, and I feel cheated for having watched it.
@@435cyberteam9 the cop either owned the marijuana, or stole it from confiscated evidence. and despite the title, no cops in this video ever get arrested.
The victim was just coming from hospital, after big stomach surgery and he told the ass clowns that, to top it of. They manhandled him so much, he needed an ambulance ride right back. Then they decided to plant evidence.. because they could. Sadly, this is policing in America, this is what only 20+ weeks of training and no mental evaluations (to weed out narcissists, psychopaths & other problematic personalities) gives you. Its half of what hairstylist go thru & they dont have guns, tasers and nearly infinite authority over us peasants. This is why unarmed people die in police encounters, they have this “us or them” mentality, and them (we) dont matter. We are way past few bad apples, now most of the tree is poisoned. Be safe & always film the police! Even the smallest encounters, for citizen safety.
Ironically the same people say China and Russia are bad since they are police states are the same people who will cheer on corrupt cops here in the US.
DV plates are actually news to me. Never knew about them until right now. Thanks to qualified immunity it's really hard to get any cop held accountable for any form of corruption or injustice.
I have no criminal record and I work 50 plus hours a week. I've been harassed by the police all through out my child hood. Things like this happen in our neighborhoods so much. The police literally terrorize us.
I like how 1 cop is "get out of the car" while the other is in the passenger seat holding him down, essentially keeping him in the car. They will call it resisting arrest and they will use it as an excuse to get even more physical with the guy
2:00 You missed out that fact that Jason recently had surgery on his abdomen. He was fresh out of hospital and his wound was stitched just the other day, he told the 2 cops about it prior to getting taken down and they did not listen. This resulted in his wound opening and causing it to bleed. Lying on the ground for 20 minutes suffering in pain is horrible, those 2 cops should have had much worse charges.
That makes sense I was confused why he was taken away in an ambulance not that they didn’t cause harm to him but if he’s got a recently stitched up wound that must of been super painful! They realized very quickly they fucked up. How planting evidence isn’t a crime is beyond me. I know it technically is, but if they won’t prosecute it what good is a law?
I remember when I did ride-alongs during college as part of a criminal justice organization I was in officers did this a lot. They literally searched one guys car "in the hood" for 30 minutes looking for anything. The inside of his car was dirty and they tried to look at every crumb for a piece of drug. Only later when we were in the suburbs and they caught some kids with alcohol. They called ones parent (part of the force) to come to the scene to fix it. I never fully trusted cops after that. This was over 20 years ago and nothing has changed.
It’s videos like this one, and the fake news that create this… they watch and believe all cops are racists that are ready to kill them on the spot. Fake. But it causes fear, and fear causes irrational, and even illegal behavior leading, in this case, to Jamal’s arrest. Stop feeling bad for Jamal. Be pissed that the media spreads fear like wildfire.
I have a black cousin who grew up a bit of a trouble maker. He's out there somewhere in the world with no contact with any of his family and I think about him every day. I'm terrified that I'll hear his name on the news as just another troubled victim to society.
Seeing officer McQueen schooling cap.peters is golden. Their posture when he exits his car shows they weren't to impressed seeing him wear the uniform. One question, is McQueen Captain at present 😂😂😂
When you clear someone from the need to be arrested, and never did any harm during the arrest, he should also be automatically cleared of resisting arrest. These people are despicable.
A lot of cops are violent gang members sanctioned by the state, and the ones who aren't are complicit. Pretextual ego driven stops and manufactured charges probably account for 40% of the US's inmates.
That's ridiculous, then cops wouldn't arrest anyone, c'mon are you expecting them to actually catch CRIMINALS? That's scary they might get hurt. It's like you think cops should do things other than harass people and sit in parking lots eating fast food so that they can justify reporting that they worked 70 hours of overtime every week.
Well the cops didn't write the law. Cops aren't the law. The law actually gives you good protection. That's what makes these cops corrupt. If they wrote the law, this would all be lawful.
The "hes being agressive" in that last piece of footage is insane. I think everyone would be scared out of their mind when hearing that when not only are you not being agressive, you have done NOTHING to even begin with.
They said he's being aggressive before he even did anything. He went to get out. They said it, grabbed on him and he freaked out. Well warranted. Blood boilin.
Mines was ruined in Daytona beach I was riding my motorcycle they pulled me over said I ran a red light so when I proved to them their was no light on that road they hit me with a DUI because I could not pass the field sobriety test because I limp when I walk can't stand on one leg they did not give me a chance to explain to them I could not do it I spend two weeks in lock up when I got out they sold my bike then come to find out my arresting officer brought my bike
This is why the back the blue dimwits never finish their bad apples saying they throw around ad nauseam if you finish it it defeats their entire line of logic it only takes a few bad apples to spoil the entire bunch
Police don't want intelligent people to join the ranks. For a reason. If they had higher IQ's, they might question authority, or realize they're in the wrong. This is fromt he top down, they're not very intelligent.
The fact that they so blatantly planted drugs ON CAMERA, engaged in accessive force and thought nothing of it shows you how corrupt they are and how they know they will never be held accountable for their crimes. Its disgusting. And the clear racism toward a VETERAN who they claim to care so much about, who was severely injured to protect people like those scrumbags is insane. Super worried about the vet because you know they'll try to come after him later.
The feds are currently investigating the cases made by the drug-planting duo, and Erickson was forced to resign after the video evidence shown here emerged, contrary to what this dishonest youtuber claims. What clear racism are you referring to with regards to the veteran?
@@johnbell1810 the police are trained to be like this, they intentionally hire people like this and encourage this. That's why ACAB is a thing, the whole system from top to bottom is coreupt
All body camera footage should be in a daily feed , available to the public where everyone can see how the police officers handled every interaction with our society. It should not take 2 years to uncover corruption.
The officer saying "we gotta find something". And dude literally made it so damn obvious he planted something..disgusting!!!! This is scary and makes me terrified to get pulled over. I CANNOT believe those cops were not held accountable...well i can believe it but..just appaling.
I was pulled over once, while driving for work, for going 5 mph UNDER the speed limit!! I was one of only a few cars on the road due to the time of night, so it was OBVIOUS that the state trooper was just looking for someone to harrass. I told him off, and didn't get any ticket, but I was angry that he had absolutely NO reason to pull me over. Smh. This is life in Minnesota.
Absolutely horrific. Any official abusing their powers on innocent people should receive a custodial sentence. My heart goes out to all that suffer at their hands 😢
Were you listening at all? It wasn't two years in jail or a wrongful conviction. It took two years to get the case through the courts until the charges were dropped. It's still BS that the officers got away with it.
No charges brought against the officers that planted evidence?! As a former police officer myself, that is fucking disgusting. Absolutely unacceptable. In South Carolina, those guys would have been put UNDER the jail.
When were you a cop? Police unions are extremely powerful these days, and the Supreme Court has always been extremely sympathetic to police. I can’t imagine that any cop today is unaware of the fact that they can fuck somebody’s life up and get away with it.
Non consequential bad behavior leads to further bad behavior. Not only by the perpetrator but also by other officers seeing it happen. A little slap on the wrist. Still getting paid. No one of the settlement fees come out of their pockets or the Dept. It’s paid by tax dollars of the people they have pledged to protect. Shame shame shame
