When Corrupt Cops Realize They DESTROYED Their Career
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- In this episode, we analyze and comment on police officers who made major mistakes on duty, which resulted in the end of their careers.
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MrBroken is a RUclips channel where we will analyze and, with the help of legal regulations, comment on various cases in the realm of crime. Our goal is to conduct in-depth analyses of individuals who have committed criminal acts so that everyone can understand what drives such minds. We will also comb through bodycam footages to shed light on various cases.
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That blind man arrest is absolutely the most ridiculous arrest I’ve ever witnessed. When he said “arrest him for resisting” that was the most disgusting power trip I’ve seen.
I'm glad you haven't seen worse. There is worse.
im more amazed the guy sued the officers individually which is honestly the absolute best thing to do. the city or sherrif department has no problem throwing a bad apple under the bus if they aren't the ones being sued
That supervisor was trying to get laid.
@@jeremykothe2847 Yea. A lot worse. This guy hasn't been watching much. A few years ago I had no idea how bad things really are here in the good ole USofA but I've seen enough to say what a disgusting place this is to live & many say this is the best place on earth. I have completely lost what little patriotism I had.The laws & police are out of control. I no longer have respect for law enforcement.
@@irishamerican4558You know I’m getting to that point. People are always saying that this country is the best and things of that sort but when you look at what goes on in America, and how people are actually treated not just by law enforcement,but every system we have ranging from healthcare, to politics, to laws, to yea police conduct it really gets you thinking.
Those police officers confronting the blind man should be fired immediately and charged for their crimes.
I think someone pointed out that he sued them seperately
@@Jigsaw12735GOOD!!! I hope that he gets their pensions!
You and I both know it will come out of our taxes and they won't get more than a "bad pig" conversation.
Florida in a nutshell, just corrupt people
@@PhoenixValkyriewe have to pay taxes anyways. I’d rather give it to this dude.
"Why you acting like this I'm a cop" the absolute audacity and privileged of this man is crazy
He got off easy because he was a cop
To be fair he was pretty drunk, I doubt he was in the most clear-minded state (≧▽≦)
(Unless you meant the second Drunk Cop, who was definitely a lot more self-aware)
"You're supposed to be tyrannical to the regular citizens, not me!!"
Well he was drunk, anyone when drunk is pretty stupid
You notice how they keep ordering him to be quiet, too? Didn't want him talking on camera. So in a way, that sense of privilege was real; they kept the number of possible charges to a minimum.
I was laughing when this woman said ‘we have a card.’ And just flat out calls him out on his bs. She ain’t standing for that.
Her and the cop right next to her seemingly just unprompted handing over her own card. And then he throws his arms like he's having a tantrum.
Her face! If looks could kill😂
Her face as she stares him down while putting the cards back in her pocket was PRICELESS.
@@roccosaint5844 She's got the sergeant stare down pat
And that look.
How the hell do you mistake a blind man’s cane for a gun? Also “yes, I’m a tyrant” is such a telling statement. She SHOULD be charged for her actions.
Even if she had, once it was clear the cane was not a firearm they had no grounds for detainment. They should have apologized for wasting his time and told him he was free to go.
@@wizardsuth Exactly. I still believe police should be respected, but I think the halfway point between back the blue and defund the police is the best option. What I mean by that is to pull a Grady Judd on officers like that. Put their name, face, precinct, etc. everything short of their address and contact information out there for all to see, and give them harsher sentences. What’s your opinion on that?
While the rest of us would have done that within a second or two and not even bother getting out of our cars.
For some of the dumbest cop it would require years of training, and that's something that most departments can't afford.
@wizardsuth sorry it makes too much sense, thats why they didn't do it.
Meh…. It is possible to make the mistake at a very quick first glance. Unlikely, but definitely possible. Her bigger problem was that she backed her own ego into a corner where it couldn’t escape. Once it was ramped up and going, it was almost as if she was compelled to make every possible stupid decision. Cops have got to realize that the vast majority of people don’t care that cops might make a mistake. They are just humans too. What I’d argue most people want is to see cops correct their course of action whenever a mistake is realized.
Edit/add on:
If they correct their mistakes early when they see them, the chances of serious and unjust consequences are far less.
"Put him in jail for resisting" He's standing there waiting to be let go. The Female Cop and the supervisor are trying to find EVERY reason to put a legally blind man in jail. What has this world come to?
It's come to things being recorded now... that's the only difference.
Walmart security is too good a job for those two
In a just world, these officers would lose their jobs.
Bro this shit happens all the time. The cops all huddle and talk about what if any evidence of wrong doing do they even have?
They literally have to put all their brains together, trying to think of 1 false charge that might stick. Fuckin gnat-dicks.
cops getting funding for military surplus and not training, and the bar being so fucking low to be a cop every GED having hill billy can become one.
I love how you can see from the female officer's bodycam that she didn't even flinch when Mr. Hodges reached for what she thought was a weapon.
Exactly thoooo!! That just shows
Probably the reason why they received an extra training
That female cop's face when he says they dont have IDs is hilarious
And him waving his arm there on the side of the frame like he's throwing a tantrum because she didn't back up his lie.
She knew he was a bad cop, she wasn't taking any of his bullshit. If someone looked at me like that, id know my career was over
The way they treat that blind man is absolutely infuriating and disgusting
Absolutely not. His opening statement and demeanor is what caused the ENTIRE interaction.
@@SeanCrowley-ks1muyou can be a dick to a cop without being arrested. They put him in cuffs because they were mad
ikr especially that supervisor for backing up her bs when the guy even explained their own rules to their face, watching them put him in cuffs made me sick. They literally do it just for the power trip.
@@SeanCrowley-ks1mu
So you’re saying your grandma or grandpa should be illegally arrested for being rude? That’s not how the law works dipshit. I pray your corrupt ass never finds a position of power. Asshats like you won’t understand until you get tased for no reason. And even then I fear you might be too dumb to understand. Ah I see. You made this account a few months ago just to troll? Pathetic bro.
@SeanCrowley-ks1mu yeah because minding your own business is totally a reason for a stop and frisk. I know they paid up but they need the jail time to go with it.
forcefully searching and harassing a blind mind just cuz you feel like you can is actually mindbogglingly evil
je is just an average american cop tbh
@@whitygoose fr
We need to end qualified immunity, they'd stop shit like this once they can actually be held liable for their actions.
It's okay though because God saw it and I know God not playing about that
@@anthonyclark6828 Sure buddy, whatever you say. Too bad "god" ain't doin nothing, and next you know it will be *YOU* getting planted while the cop gets paid vacation.
"Hold on, we have cards" YES! F****** YES! THANK YOU M'AAM!!
And that look she gave him was absolute gold
that and the “for what?” after the cop said he wanted to take the stick into evidence.
if cops truly want us to believe them when they say it’s just a few bad apples, stop protecting them. the fact that must of us are surprised that these cops weren’t instantly jumping to his defense is embarrassing and says a lot about our lack of faith in the police who “swear” to serve and protect
@@emiilyshewasn't there this big thing about the police not having to "protect and serve" like a year ago?
@@user-ys8jb1el5m On June 27th, 2005 the Supreme Court ruled that police officers do not have to protect or serve American Citizens. Cops failed to respond to a woman's pleas for help after her estranged husband violated a protective order by kidnapping their three young daughters, whom he eventually killed.
🥳
"Be quiet. Don't say another word, you hear me?" Bro was overtly protecting a fellow cop, telling him to not dig his own grave
I noticed that too
I mean that info is available to everyone you schizo
They should tell that to everyone fr
"You know what, put him in jail for resisting" it really puts it into perspective how much cops don't give a shit about your rights. Their emotions get in the way of rational thinking and doing their job right.
My theory is They're so used to catching people out and punishing people who have a bad attitude. So when someone has a bad attitude and hasn't done anything wrong, they feel like they have lost the argument. A cop in uniform is always right and never loses an argument or dispute.
@tron103 I don't think they're really put there catching people like like that. I think a lot of cops put there have a confrontational problem and don't know how to keep their ego in check. Bad mouthing a cop isn't against the law but that sure won't stop them from making up a new law on the spot to cuff you.
@@jojorage352they don’t like black people who knew their rights, speaking up or complaining even though they haven’t done anything but they will say stop resisting. They treat black people even worse.
@@monsterrr1999it's the uncanny valley of the honest person and the bullshitter, honest person is always as direct or even more direct than the officer itself, but what plays right into the hand of an officers ego, is both the liar and the truther do not submit to the assumption that the officer knows more, knowledge is sacred and comes at a price, and for survival and insurance they're not about to it sell it for a notch in a cops belt.
@@monsterrr1999the guy we're talking about was white
It's hilarious and disturbing that a dui gets you fired but falsely detaining and jailing someone gets you 'extra training'
Edit: Apparently I need to clarify something. Obviously driving drunk can kill families and should get you fired. I think, however, if an officer is power tripping to the point where they falsely detain the man in this video, they should be fired too. Because falsely detaining someone won't kill that person, but it can traumatise them. More importantly, these police officers are the ones that end up killing someone over absolutely nothing because they perceive some crime to be taking place
Both should get u fired but yeah
It's disgusting.
@@macgyver2169exactly what I was about to comment 😂
It has to do with the intent behind it - one was someone undoubtably choosing to drink and get behind the wheel, the other could at least argue it was ignorance as opposed to willful intent. However, as someone who has worked in law enforcement, I can honestly tell you that the quality of training depends on the academy.
FACTS
"Put him in JAIL for resisting " they detained the most calmest guy lmao
Arrest him!
For what?
Breaking my heart!
The look the superior officer gave him when he tried to say he didn't have cards 😂😅
My favorite was "the weapon" on the hood and he tells his superior he wants to take that in as evidence and his superior "for what?"
@@krystiannunez6444was looking for this 😭
"You know what, put him in jail for resisting" These officers should be fired/fined and blacklisted from ever wielding such power.
yes but as always they only got a slap on the wrist!
@@toddb2537that’s not true at all. They probably got promoted….
That was sickening, how they can just make sh** up all because that man hurt the poor little pigs Ego’s. And those idiot Tyrants wonder why the public hates them.
And they got suspended with full pay. I'm never visiting America, even though it's an awesome place. I just don't need to increase my chances of being convicted/shot by the police there
No, a group of concerned citizens has to surround this cop and someone should casually say “break his legs for being a fat fuck” and the crowd proceeds calmly
As soon as you say no to a cop, ego takes over and they arrest you, sergeant should be fired
That first situation was bizarre. Are they retarted?
They are uneducated arseholes.
Yeah not only fired from his job, but fired from a cannon into the sun
that's what sucks here is that they just demoted him and he's still allowed to 'arrest people' when we know he has an ego issue.
both need to be fired!!!!
Pisses me off that they often give fellow officers courtesy and patience that they would never give others. Everyone should be treated the same.
Its America what you think 😂😂😂
The first drunk cop clip was wild. The cops were pissed and when they confirmed he was a cop they switched to disappointment where the arresting officer kept telling him to be quiet, don't say anything, etc. You know he definitely doesn't advise regular people to do the same in such a buddy buddy, watching your back tone
It’s not a lack of training, it’s a lack of meaningful punishment. If you’re not going to terminate an officer for violating a person’s civil rights then make them solely responsible for paying any money awarded to the victim in a lawsuit.
Thiiiiiiiis
I don't agree because most of these cops don't have the money to pay a lawsuit ,..now let the state pay they have the right funds for a good lawsuit
@@user-sx2jr1pr9tSo they shouldn’t be punished because they can’t afford their own consequences? Personal accountability has gone out the window in this era
@@user-sx2jr1pr9t They never have, the city always has to front the cash. The city's people are always the ones paying for the cops' consequences
@@noodlesofoodlesi think they’re saying that because cops cant afford to pay, they should still charge the state so people can actually get the money from them. Then hold them personally responsible for everything else. Thats how I read it
I love how the female cop was like "hold up, we DO have cards" and glares at the corrupt cop while shes gets her cards out
I love cheese 🧀 do u love cheese like I do? Probably not 😔
@@hachi_roku86Yes i do!
I was just going to say that. Thanks for getting there first.
@@User1560zht7 have a cheesey day!
@@hachi_roku86heck yeah, cheese is life
The way everyone was looking at Duke had me dead as hell😂. He already knew he was done for
If he had just told the truth his actions would’ve been completely explainable in the court of law. Overthinking at its finest.
That first clip is disgusting. The man was legally BLIND and they’re just gonna arrest him for NO REASON. Some cops abuse their power and it’s terrible…
"Yes, we DO have cards... 😠..."
I screeched out loud in joy. That officer deserves an award for her honesty.
She deserves a raise. I love her attitude
The death stare she gives the pig at the end. Absolutely perfect. If all cops were like her, people would actually trust them a bit.
Giving awards for something that must be normal (being honest) does nothing but fostering and keeping alive a toxic culture where honesty is an "exception". It shouldn't be. Awards are for special, extra-ordinary acts, not things that should be normal, and if we want people to understand that, we should precisely stop treating acts of kindness and honesty as "heroic" and to be awarded...
@@situazionauta I was being hyperbolic to make a point. You've never heard an idiom like, "you get a gold star for that"?
Point is: No, I don't think this officer should literally be given an Honesty Award; That being said, yes, as absurd as it may seem to praise someone for "just doing what they're supposed to do," what she did took a lot of bravery. She knew damn well her coworker was gonna get pissed and she could've just said "fuck it who cares" and walked away and when you see that kind of "idgaf" attitude when these cops play with people's lives I gotta say: Yes. It is very refreshing seeing a police officer do something kind for once. Is that a statement on the sad state of affairs our police are in? Sure. But the lady was still nice.
So whatever.
Her face the whole time lol I loved it
13:38 You can see the disgust in his coworkers face. Props to this woman for just recognizing right from wrong.
Exactly lying talking abt he don’t have cards smh
That stink eye had some power behind it 😂😂😂
I would go running home to my momma if someone looked at me like that
@@theadventurer2628lmao, I have a feeling any momma who saw that look would immediately understand.
Was so happy to see that the fellow got $650,000. That sounded about right.
The first man was incredibly well spoken. He knew his rights to the letter, and he made sure he expressed that knowledge.
Incredibly shameful behavior from both officers. Too bad they’ll be employed at another location within the year :/
Well spoken? I wouldn’t say he was well spoken but he knew his rights
@@deadmanrisenFor an older man yes he is well spoken. He didn't say anything unnecessary and spoke when he needed to with everything articulated well.
@@user-nn1fx1nc7eyou said it perfectly. Older ppl in general have a. “Harder” way of talking doesn’t mean they’re being rude. Just been putting up with life for 60+ years. They deserve to have an edge.
I'm so happy I found this channel. I DON'T NEED 40 minutes videos for just one case, I need compilations like these!
My heart dropped when Mr Hodges reached for his cane and pulled it out so quickly, but I also believe their lack of reaction alone already proves that they knew from the moment he got close to them, that it wasn't a weapon. They just couldn't accept that they were wrong, let alone apologize, and hid their shame with an abuse of power. Sickening.
I was thinking the same thing
Im all for watching asshole cops get their just deserts, but perhaps the first reaction to an officer asking what an item is, is "Its x, are you a tyrant" isnt the proper way to respond to a very simple question, the officer had pretty much done nothing to him.
99% of police are sociopaths so I'm surprised he isn't dead. Imagine if it was a blind black or Hispanic man.
@@christianrobloxserver7282small brain
Nah, they act like this because they know nothing happens if you try to go to court. A corrupt system breeds corrupt police.
When the officer said, "You know what, put him in jail for resisting," you can tell in his voice that the officer is upset (for whatever reason) and is having the other officer do that just out of spite. They should be arrested.
what do you mean? they are an american hero. ❤
@@whitygoose you’re wrong ❤️
Guys. The other comment is being sarcastic. I hope.
little piggy got his feewings hurt. you can tell they both have fragile egos and probably became cops to feel like they have power
@@marissam3176
Never, ever assume a joke when stupidity or bigotry is more likely the answer. Especially online.
Don't assume sarcasm. They made absolutely no indication that they were joking.
"Don't say another word," is EXACTLY what officers should say to EVERYBODY they come into contact with under their official duties.
Dude officer dukes was getting some looks😂😂😂
plus one suspect just walked off 3 people in the area 2 on the ground but one just slowly walked alway with no chase or shot fired.
bets are the supposed gunman was the one that walked off and was never cought.
The way he just said “You know what, throw him in jail for resisting.” Just showed how evil they were, they threw him in jail just because they felt like they could.
Sad thing is they can do it. The poor man spent 26 hours in Jail cause they CAN do that. It’s scary that they can. There should be a judge on call at all times thay review the arrest to determine if it’s legit or not. It’s so wrong thay they can do this.
@@gagecarlsen3872they should have been fired from their jobs instead of getting a suspension and required to do more training. What a load of bs.
I think they should have to serve 10x the time he did and pay him a portion of their salary for life, and delegated to custodial work if anything in the department... they knowingly harassed a blind old man, ignoring rights and as people who are supposed to uphold rights, we should hold them MORE accountable than civilians because they have more authority than civilians, so if they abuse that, they should get proportional punishment based on the power difference. These cops probably fuck so many peoples days up@@vivannet231
Now imagine none of it was recorded, they will always side with the cops.
a fucking blind old man... life of this officers gotta suck so bad
13:28 The way the officer lied and said we don't have cards and then the one lady cop said "Hold on we do have cards" and the way she looks at that officer was just great! She gave him such a dirty look! Thank god for that one lady officer giving out her information and being a real good cop.
I love how the other cop also hands her her card 😂
iirc from teh audit the audit vid she is the offenders CO
Honestly this is the reason more black people should become police officers.
The female a look of pure disgust with him.
Because she's racist.
Ironically, this makes me feel better that there are still cops willing to arrest their own.
The moment when those 2 officers were looking at him, clearly seeing he acted in a way that was not required, felt so satisfying. There was no way he would get off without problems with them there. And then when he lied about not carrying the cards, and the other officer insisting they did, even better. You can see with his arm (Idk how to explain the move he did) when he raised it up as in a ''Come on'' he got annoyed that she didn't lie with him.
Those other 2 officers are great for immidiatly seeing through his lies. Is it rare for American police officers to actually read the law nowadays?
The first video infuriated me. All she had to do was say "just checking, have a nice day" But those officer's egos had to ruin this guy's day for no reason.
Women shouldn't be cops because they are physically inept and constantly resort to ego tripping and manipulation to compensate for their lack of ability in the field. All female cops are liabilities to their departments and aren't capable of serving the public adequately. This is why you don't train small dogs to protect your home. It's not worth it.
I absolutely agree that the cop was terrible in every respect, but I also can't just ignore how blatently entitled and disrespectful the guy was to her the moment she approched him. I think they are all terrible people on all sides and deserved eachother.
@christopherdettlaff2246 cops aren't entitled to respect. Also even if he did have a gun it wouldn't have been illegal or unlawful either. She had literally no right to even approach him. Cops are public SERVANTS. Do you know what that word means?
They ruined more than one day. My thing is...police officers are people. None are perfect. Some are SCUM OF THE EARTH. Some are AMAZING. If they pass the class and raise their right hand they're cops now. There needs to be tighter more dignified regulations and requirements to be come an officer of the law. I know one in particular from my home town that, as a young kid, vowed to become a police officer for the sole purpose of pinpointing kids that made fun of him and have power he never had as a kid. And wouldn't you know it he was the K9 handler in that town for many years and put several people in shitty situations over grudges. Sadly...this was before social media was big and all we know are his words. But we know the truth.
@@DeathmetalPersian I generally go by the general rule of treating EVERYONE with respect since that is, afterall what I want in return, but you do you, I guess...
The face of the female black officer both when the offending cop was explaining himself and when she said “we do have cards”. She was so done with his bullsht
the fact that he even attempted to lie about it with other officers RIGHT there is insane
If you watch the whole thing she lights up the cop that did it she was pissed.
Lawsuit???
@@DarkZtheGWhat video is this?
13:45 that look she gives him for lying is priceless! Lmao, Sis was gonna make sure he gets whats coming to him
The last one.....he cannot believe dude is ACTUALLY doing his job 😂😂😂
I heard someone once say, "Police Officers don't become psychopaths. Psychpaths become Police Officers." And it's so very true.
Seriously, I lol'ed because I've never heard that saying - but, it's an accurate statement.
That's a great point. I bet there are decent people who join law enforcement to do good for the community, but there are probably just as many (if not more) deranged people who join law enforcement so they can legally practice violence.
why you guys hate ur police officers, its honestly sad.
@@user-oj8ij3xy6gfirst clip is evidence enough
Sociopaths* Nature vs Nurture. Youll find most sociopaths in seats of authority and power.
Body cameras really are a godsend. The amount of abuse that occurs even with body cams is bad enough, my heart hurts thinking of how much cops got away with back in the day.
And yet they "mysteriously" turn off for no reason all the time, or end up losing the footage. Certainly an improvement, but not as good as they should be
@@derekskelton4187 exactly they are still in control of what footage is made public, and frequently wait to release body cam footage until the outrage around the incident has settled down a little. When a cop does "something right," the footage is out immediately.
@@derekskelton4187it should be: no footage and the cop is guilty instantly. No way out
Cops love body cameras too. Instead of he said she said cops can show video of why they did certain things and it's been a big win for law enforcement as well
@@pellabolognashould be livestreamed at all times. Even while charging
We unironically live in a world where you can get arrested for resisting arrest.
obviously if youre resisting arrest after a crime you should be arrested?
@SoySauce-pf3ht that ain't the point.
To be arrested, you have to be suspected of a crime. How can you be arrested for resisting arrest? You're resisting an illegal arrest.
are u slow, thats like saying its fine for a murderer to jus walk away bc they want to
@@SoySauce-pf3ht @fxlling_leaf I'm pretty sure they were referring to situations wherein "resisting" is the only "crime" being committed. Like when you put a blind man in handcuffs for no reason and then arrest him after he complies with your unlawful detainment and calmly asks for your name and badge number aka "resists".
Um obviously? Why wouldn’t they be arrested?
I like your channel because you get straight into the point without showing us extra footage that adds nothing to the context just to get more run time for the video.
Thank you.
“Are you a tyrant?”
“Yes sir I am.”
That’s actually insane.
Freudian slip
At least she's honest!
@@AHDBificationshe's the most honest cop I've ever seen give her a raise /s
The word you were searching for is "factual".
Obvious sarcasm is obvious.
It’s infuriating how much more time and patience police officers afford other police officers
That's what I was thinking!! Like, I dont know what annoyed me more. How patient the cops were being to a cop or the cop just saying let me go like he fully expected from experience.
Officers think of each other as brothers almost like a fraternity even if they’ve never seen or met each other idk what mentality it is but it is infuriating
Y'all complain when officers are not patient then you complain when they are...
@KeysJits it says in the comment that more patience is afforded to fellow police officers. So yes, we will complain about it because they're more patient with their own than the general public.
Welcome to humanity where we give preferential treatment to people most similar to us.
Both of those first officers deserve far more severe disciplinary actions than just a suspension and training. Especially knowing it's a repeat offense for one of them). Incredibly disappointing
"I'm doing my job too."
Ah see, he was undercover pretending to be a drunk driver to take down the drunk driving mafia.
The female cop that said "We DO have cards" and mean glares at Dukes. She has my respect lmao.
She is actually a Sergeant, was third on the scene and out of the three incident reports she wrote the one that clearly details all the mistakes the fired cop made. (They actually start before arriving on the scene and he does weird things before he even gets out of the car, supposedly to prevent his body cam from recording...)
Hell yeah mine too haha respect to her
hahah yea you could almost feel her eye roll as she pulled them out....
right. like she was so done with him lol
that look was pure gold
The fact that she didn't even flinch the moment he pulled out his cane from his pocket clearly shows she knew it was a cane
Exactly. If she genuinely thought it was a firearm she would’ve been scared shitless😭 (although she’d have to be pretty stupid to think it’s a firearm)
Yeah, looks like he intentionally took it out quickly as well. She didn’t think it was a firearm at all
Exactly
Well he told her before. She already knew she fucked up and doubled down.
I love the cop lady who stare just tells you everything. xD "boy what the hell is wrong with you"
3:35 “It’s going to be” was so cold💀😹
The way that lady officer looked at the male officer after she said "Hold on we have cards" sent a chill down my spine that I thought only my mother could give me.
Professional and no bullshit. The way all upholders of the law should be
@@mikehawk263 Truth, and I hope that cop that tried to say "They don't give us cards" saw that look she gave him and got the same chills I got, cause even I felt like I was screwed when she gave that look. That lady is likely a mom with that shade she got in her gaze.
"Are you a tyrant?" "Yes I am actually" .... proceeds to arrest a blind man find a walking cane.... yikes
Woman cops are the worst always escalating shit
Justified! "Tyrant" is frauditor lingo.
I mean she didn't lie, she knew she was a tyrant and giggled with glee when abusing a blind old man.
A competent attorney should be able to take those words and make her eat them in court.
@@ricardoklement-yj8srLol scumbag
he really said “you know what arrest him for resisting”
Disgusting how aggressive and short tempered many of those cops are. No wonder so many people get shot by police over there.
Love this man “you a tyrant?!” I hope this man gets the fattest check for sueing their asses
literally why would she have just said "yeah actually" and then gone on to break his rights like
these people are just silly lol
@@GreenTeaTheTea mhmmm she should be fired
@@GreenTeaTheTeasarcasm
My favorite part is when he didn’t make it worse for himself, but he instead stayed calm, ensuring that he would get the fattest check possible. Thankfully they didn’t beat him etc. 😢
@@mckenzieschmitt2841Doubt they beat him, but he did excellent in that situation. Those cops deserve immediate dismissal...
“you know what put him in jail for resisting” wow
So glad they paid that disabled man. Hope he was able to recover from his injuries.
once she confirmed that said item was not a weapon the altercation should have ended right there with an apology, the fact that this incident even happened is crazy.
Legally, it should have. He could have walked away after demonstrating that it was not, in fact, a weapon.
It comes as no surprise that the _lack_ of intellect and education _required_ to be a cop manifests
in their inability to _co mp re h end_ and uphold the *_O AT H_* they *_S W OR E_* to uphold and protect
the C o n s ti tut ion of the Un i te d S ta t es.
most ops have extremely bad ego problems because in life nothing goes their way off duty
Even if she did think it was a gun- they should’ve left him alone after realizing they were wrong. Straight up power tripping
Cops are tyrants
Even if it were a gun, Florida is an open carry state. There would still be no justification to stop someone simply for carrying.
@@finalbossd In Florida you can only open carry on your own private property or carrying it to and from a hunting, fishing or camping trip. The new law is just for permitless concealed carry. Open carry is still illegal outside of what I mentioned above.
@@FinalFrontincorrect open carry is legal.
RS evaporated at that point (it was on shaky ground to begin with, anyway). They just wanted to "teach him a lesson" because he bruised their egos. The sergeant clearly used the "resisting" charge as a catch-all to arrest people who annoy him.
It's so refreshing to see somebody dealing with police the correct way. Even though Mr. Hodges was severely inconvenienced, he kept calm and knew that the battle needed to be fought in court. Hats off to Mr. Hodges
- "You are under arrest"
- "No, I am not"
- "Understandable, have a nice day"
Being someone with sensory diabilities myself this instantly pissed me off to a huge degree. I've been thrown into the back of a police car at a few points in my life because I "refused to comply with lawful orders" AKA I'm deaf.
It was fifty years ago but when I went to the police academy in a large west coast city, we were taught a few American Signs to help us communicate. Not near enough and they stopped totally a few years later. It should be mandatory for teaching many signs asking certain questions. Sadly, they still don't.
That's happened before. I once saw a cop assault a deaf woman with Alzheimer's cuz she wouldn't respond to his commands. She couldn't hear him, and he just clocked her when she had no idea what was going on. She probably thought she was getting murdered!
@@WobblesandBean It's sadly common. There was a video of a deaf guy repeatedly saying "Deaf, I'm deaf!" and signing "deaf" and the cops kicked him in the ribs and kept screaming orders at him.
@@johnemerson1363 There is simply going to be many times where an officer can't communicate with someone. I was going to say they should be taught how to deal with it, but frankly any reasonable human should already know.
How do u just end up in the back of a police car? I’m 47, deaf and never ever once had any interaction with the law ever. You don’t genera;ly und up in a cop car unless you are doing stuff you shouldn’t be- and more than once? Yikes.
Tyrant didn't even flinch when he pulled the suspected "weapon" from his back pocket, hell just seeing his hand move back so quickly should have made her react in some way. That alone shows she KNEW it wasn't a firearm and had no reason to be concerned, other than her ego was bruised and she had to commit to her stupidity.
Fr. I flinched ngl after so many of these police body cam vids.
I thought the same thing. I knew it wasn’t a gun but I even flinched a little bit because I got nervous for him
Exactly my thought!!
What a powerful video showcasing the consequences of corruption within law enforcement. The footage vividly portrays instances where officers abused their power, demonstrating the importance of accountability and integrity within the profession. It's a stark reminder that those who are sworn to protect and serve must uphold the highest ethical standards. This serves as a valuable lesson for both law enforcement officers and the general public on the vital importance of maintaining trust and integrity within our justice system.
i always love watching these kinds of things because you get to see how macho these cops have to be (both the corrupt and allegedly non-corrupt ones)
The arrest of the blind man was 100% RETRIBUTIVE. That should be career-ending.
They got paid vacations.
You would think it's career ending....but it's America
Ahhh fuck y'all. He acted like an asshole from the get go and the reason these fn situations always escalate is bc mother frs like you feel entitled to act like assholes. Then libtarded fn judges allow the ego to continue.
@@Danajaneneit shows how ignorant you are if you think American police is even close to being the most corrupt police force in the world lol.
@@goobermcboogerballs1420it shows your ignorance that you can’t accept we aren’t a perfect nation, we do have a problematic police force that needs adjustment
The way she didn't flinch when he reached for it and brought it out, Its almost like she knew it wasn't a gun
It comes as no surprise that the _lack_ of intellect and education _required_ to be a cop manifests
in their inability to _co mp re h end_ and uphold the *_O AT H_* they *_S W OR E_* to uphold and protect
the C o n s ti tut ion of the Un i te d S ta t es.
@@allegramisereri9462what are you yapping about
@@UninterestingPersonhes talking yapanese
The look Dukes' superior gave him after he lied about the card... whew... he was done right at that moment. That was the final nail.
I love it when even the fellow officers of officer Dukes was calling him for his bs. Hahaha.
Even in instances where officers are held “accountable,” it feels like they got off extremely easy. There’s literally no accountability for officers in America.
He surely got hired with full merit from his bosses in the next jurisdiction.
You aren't wrong, it's a sad reality. I mean we also have cities where the criminals aren't even held accountable so🤷
Wait til you see France
@@leobaron9417You know nothing about France cops idiot
I’m just an emt. Yet I’ve had colleagues who act entitled to favors etc. WE’RE NOT ABOVE THE LAW. IN FACT, WE SHOULD BE HELD TO HIGHER STANDARDS.
PERIOD
Notice how the one cop tells the other cop "don't say anything else"? That's great advice for anyone dealing with the police.
" the best thing you can do for yourself is answer my questions. I'm just trying to help you"
I would love to ask that cop how often he provides legal advice to other suspected criminals. Are they not trained to get as much information as possible? It's almost as if he was treating this suspect completely differently because he was a fellow cop.
@@wendighoul, writes _"It's almost as if he was treating this suspect completely differently because he was a fellow cop."_
You noticed that too, eh?
Cops don't like people who understand and exercise their rights, they treat it as suspicious behaviour. And when you exercise your right to remain silent they see it as resisting.
@@wendighoulThey all do that when they interact with fellow swine...
"It looks like a weapon" *guy pulls it out rapidly, cop doesn't even flinch* yeah you really thought it was a weapon didn't you?
It's just baffling that those two cops in the first clip weren't just fired outright, and then prosecuted for kidnapping.
The mafia does not punish its members for doing their job
@@rompevuevitos222and?
@@thegoofygoofygoober so cops do not punish their own for oppressing citizens.
@@rompevuevitos222 you are just stupid. While im not excusing all the cops, the crap they have to deal with on constant basis, not knowing if the other person gonna pull out a gun in 1 second and start shooting... You have to have a different mindset.
idk what you mean. that man who was standing completely motionless while handcuffed was clearly resisting.
The fact that the officer didn't react to the blind dude whipping out his stick shows that she knew it wasn't a firearm
She clearly just wanted to harass that man. He didn’t visibly cower as he approached her so she wanted to stomp him down into his place.
@@youtubename7819those cops need to be fired
I know it’s not all cops and evil doesn’t discriminate, but damn, this shattered my trust in humanity a little more.
I love this youtube channel
It's amazing how patient they are when they know its a fellow policemen even when they know they are guilty
None of that patience for literally any of the rest of us
Cause they know that speeding drunk or similar is the END of the career or a huge setback.
For regular citizen it is not their end.. they just get their license revoked. Their boss doesnt nevessarily have to know about it unles they need the car at work.
More than that, they actively try to keep them from talking. For anyone else, they tell them their Miranda rights, then move right on to trying to provoke incriminatory statements.
It’s also because they know the person so they don’t have to be as cautious vs a random person who could be more unpredictable.
@@ForumcoldiArchon
It's not the end? You can't go to jail? Losing your license can't end your career?
Stfu
The way the cop kept telling the othe cop in such a calm tone, to "stop talking, dont say much" makes me feel like he genuinely was willing to help him more than your regular civilian. Even when theyre trying to be fair they never really are 100%.
That’s because the thin blue line is a gang, and they protect and serve the crap out of ordinary citizens. Don’t worry, when the chips are down, police will abuse or even murder you and the courts ruled they have no duty to protect, and they can shoot the hostage to end a hostage situation
fair
“Fare” lmfao
Wow you don’t say huh.
@mattp334 yall have some boring lives to be on RUclips correcting one misspell
The looks from the other officers towards officer Dukes had me rolling, they knew he was full of it from the beginning
How was he resisting ? The way they treated a blind man is disgusting. Sue them !
It's typical female cop syndrom.
He did end up suing them
worst part is that's majority of cops out there. not only in the US but in every single first world country. the police profession just attracts bullies with superiority complex. problem is that normal people are so dumb and blind that they don't even realise a cop is raping them in the ass. they just think it's ok for the cop to behave like that and they unconditionally just do what the cop tells them. we need a law that says that people who are cops get 3-5x the punishment for every crime they commit. they are cops they should be punished allot more as they are suppose to uphold the law so it's worse when they brake it.
Not blind. Legally blind. He *can* see
@@TheDsRequiemthat’s the most retarded thing I’ve ever seen
you can tell the cops in dui incident are literally telling the drunk cop to be quiet so he doesn’t incriminate himself, but when it comes to a citizen they will never remind you of your rights until miranda is given
Wanted to post that. One of them even asked if the other had a camera on during the arrest and is clearly upset when it was. They were prepared to most likely let him go.
The thing is that it's probably not the first thing on your mind, that you want the drunk driver to get the least amount of punishment or in general any criminal, but they obviously know him... It's just an emotional thing, I doubt they just want to screw over other criminals by not telling them.
The same thing came to my mind. Biggest gang in the US with legal monopoly for violence.
@cringestealer boot licker ass comment cops are indoctrinated into their clique and back eachother religiously on the field, if you think them catching a cop as a civilian doing a crime is the only time they'd lie to protect someone you're insane they do it all the time when a buddy goes ape shit on someone who doesn't deserve it
@@cringestealer he also said "you USED TO work for miami dade" right away. he knew exactly who it is
first cop "yeah i am actually" people STILL wonder why cops are hated right now
That last guy didn’t know what to think meeting an honest officer for the first time. All his other buddies just let him go whenever they see him
Very convincing that she thought it was a gun when he whips it out in that manner and she doesn't even flinch. She was well aware of what that was.
The arrest of the blind guy was utterly disgusting. Highly unprofessional along with being petty and vindictive. A complete abuse of power. Both should have been fired.
The blind guy had already lost the second that officer opened her mouth. Whatever he said the situation was ending the same way, you could tell by the way she spoke to him in the first 3 seconds that she'd made up her mind and he was fucked either way,
Forget fired, they should be charged.
@@SimBir08mmm, reminds me of a time I saw someone walk out of my store with an item they didn't pay for. On challenging them, they showed the receipt where they bought it from a competitor. Thanked them, they said they understood the question and everyone got on with their day.
@@jstuart1980both
Fired out of a cannon, preferably.
You gotta love how the blind man knew his rights as soon as he established there was no reason for suspicion, and spoke up for them.
This is so corrupt. It’s sickening
The thumbnail said that cops realize they destroyed their careers. However, the evil idiots who arrested Mr Hodges did not destroy their careers. The woman was suspended for all of 2 days. The sergeant was suspended for 7 days and was demoted with no opportunity for “favorable action” for 2 years. Both had to participate in remedial training on civil rights. While they both should have lost their careers, they got nothing more than a “you shouldn’t have done that on camera” penalty.
hell, before body cams a cop could straight up murder or assault someone and as long as nobody influential witnessed it, the most that would happen in most cases is the officer in question gets a paid vacation while the department "investigates" them, and if not just outright reinstated, the most that happens is they resign and six months later are working the exact same job and holding the same rank one town over. Even with body cams, so many departments are rotten all the way through so its slaps on the wrist for getting caught, not actual punishments for the actions a lot of times.
I hope he gets one fat paycheck from that department, a million at least. The way they treated him is shambolic.
@@lillexus5589 *paycheck from the taxpayers. The public needs to flay more bacon
I remember that thumbnail picture a city of Miami cop was treating a suspect bad and they were in handcuffs dude threw them out of the car and that officer in the thumbnail was making that face to be like “wtf are u doing”
@@jmanmac10couldn't agree with you more. Them 2 forsure need outted
The look on the relative’s face when he politely asked the officer for a card 🥺 and then officer lied to his face… just so cruel and mean. Really glad the other officers caught that and gave their cards!! Good cops need to continue to hold the bad cops accountable.
Yes! That look the female officer gave that cooked officer said it all, he deserved to get fired.. he didn’t have to force him down like that, poor old man, that had to of hurt . The captain telling that cop to upload his camera was crooked too!
I think there is a problem of more bad cops than good cops. People always say not all cops are bad. But I have a problem with this thing because if you were a good cop you would not stand idly by while the bad cops harass and tyrannize the public to no end. There may be cops who aren't as bad as the other bad cops but actual good cops are very few and far between.
@@pattykochenower4222how was the captain saying to upload footage crooked?
Cops can lie to you any time they want to trick you, always remember that
@@pattykochenower4222what? He told him it was silly to take a STICK into evidence and to upload his cam footage.
last cop on the good side was so good, so polite yet did his job, respect!
My god, man... Impressive, a lot of work, great, just great!
I love how gentle they are with their buddies… Advising them not to self-incriminate repeatedly, saying please get out of the car, little tugs on the arm “C’mon you’re resisting an officer” in a speaking voice… new training rule: in all interactions with the public, the cops should treat the public the same way they treat drunk cronies.
Actually, Y’know what? Any act of favouritism gets you reprimanded, extra training, the works
How about we make it that, and the worse the crime they let go, the harsher the consequences
so the officer who was speeding was fired but the officers who unconstitutionally arrested an innocent man were just suspended
this does not make sense
they too shoud have been fired
@@whoreslayerits ASTONISHING what these scumbags get away with.
Yeah I thought the same- coaching him that he doesn't wanna say anything and to be quiet.
You're looking at it the wrong way.
The police will handle each situation differently, using words that have the best chance of a peaceful and simple outcome. Cops commonly say ''please'' in situations where it's a good bet, especially with women.
''new training rule: in all interactions with the public, the cops should treat the public the same way they treat drunk cronies''
How much will it cost the state with hundreds of thousands more injuries annually?
cant believe they arrested a blind person for carrying a stick used to help with impairment, both officers should have been fired for abuse of their power especially the supervisor.
Both of them overpaid troublemakers need to be thrown away in prison general population. And have their pensions taken away and given to the blind vetaran.
I love Brian's expect legal defense of, 'Nu uh' at 16:24
Wow, that bodycam footage for #1 is going to win him an easy lawsuit. Good for him
“Put him in jail for resisting” are kidding me? That dude should have been fired. It pretty obvious he’s been in a seat of power for too long.
I'm very glad to hear that the elderly Gentleman received 650K for the assault from the scumbag Cop!! I'm also thrilled by the actions of the other officers who weren't in any way attempting to protect a bad Cop. It's certainly restored my faith in that not all Cop's are bad. ❤
And then a year later he was arrested for kidnapping, firearm and drug charges smh.
And all the money were stolen from taxpayers. What a justice. The cops should pay it
That old man didn't deserve 650k that's just ridiculous
@whocares11222 and how much would you want it it was your Grandfather?? The Man was clearly no threat and was attacked by a Scumbag Cop! Should have been a Million.
@@whocares11222why because he is black! Some of you white people are trash!
“you know what, put him in jail for resisting” made my jaw drop.
those two should’ve been thrown in jail instead.