Officers Sued For Detention of Realtor For $151,000
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Police Unions and Police Associations...they need to be audited...that's the lobby...that's where the pressure to keep bad cops is...that's where their "legal funds" are...
I could only listen to so much of your bullshit narrative. It's clear you have no understanding of police procedures. The police department may have paid out but they did a calculation based on how much it would cost them to defend the case versus pay it off.
The call they received from a retired police officer was that two individuals - not two black men necessarily - 2 individuals made forcible entry into a home. The statement that it was two black individuals was as a form of identification and not racial bias. The mouth in the background was the one going off about how it was white cops against black people. Typical bullshit when you have individuals in custody suspected of committing a crime. Based on his training and experience as a police officer he was given proper credit for his observations.
You incorrectly inferred wrongdoing of Officer Valentina because she drew her weapon. Not knowing whether in fact a burglary was in progress or whether the subjects were armed, that is standard procedure. It is irrelevant whether the other officer pulled his weapon. You failed to note however that he had his hand on his weapon ready to pull it. That's an important distinction you failed to make. More importantly, Officer Valentina's actions were reasonable. She was professional the entire time and not abusive of either individual. She showed no racial bias whatsoever. Typical black man screaming racism just to get a pay day. By the way, I'm black. Look at my profile.
The officers did not conduct a Terry frisk. They were searching two believed burglary suspects. That was not an investigatory detention. It was a reasonable suspicion borderline probable cause detention. It would appear that although they had a lock box key the main door itself may have been stuck and require them to put their shoulder into it which is what the witness stated. How many burglars do you know come out and give you a bullshit story? It was fortunate that he had a realtor ID and matching business cards.
There was a time in my career when I was checking a particular location for possible burglary in progress which was right next to a post office. It was on a Saturday. An individual presented himself out the rear door and indicated that they were doing work on the weekend. Not seeing identification on the alleged postal worker my partner and I turned our attention to these two individuals who in fact were burglarizing the US Post Office. So while you infer and speculate and incorrectly State a Terry Stop you know nothing about police procedure. When you're on the street it is guilty until proven otherwise. Based on the circumstances of a report they forced entry into a residence, that's a crime in progress. That's not a Terry Stop. That's a crime in progress.
You indicated that the police officer went into the pockets of the subject which was against a Terry Stop. What you fail to mention was the subject was indicating that there was a key in a particular location and that he was needed to verify that they in fact had access to the lockbox. When asked for identification he stated it when he was in his right rear pocket. That gave the officer the authorization to go in and retrieve it. That's not a Terry Stop. That's a crime in progress stop.
The city paid out but that does not mean that was wrong doing on the part of the officers. You failed to state whether or not the officers received individual punishment for their actions. It would be appropriate if the officers had not followed police procedure that they would have received days off, which according to Civil Service policy requires the agency to publicize or make available that information under the Freedom of Information Act.
You've done nothing but give inaccurate information based on your bullshit understanding of police procedure and court cases.
I don't have a problem with Auditors when they do a fair audit Yours is a hit piece. Yours was biased from the beginning. You read some court case decision that did not apply in this instance. Unless you're a law student that has an in-depth knowledge of the 4th amendment and can tell me I'm wrong and how, I'm going to stick with 26 years a practical experience supplemented by in service training. It's not even your own footage.
@Kanikapila Ho'ohanai :: just the kind of response I expected.
JustAnotherGuy A severe problem these days is that cops are out here taking accusations of wrongdoing as the end all be all. Like you said, guilty until proven innocent. That is not only the wrong way to conduct yourself as an human being, but it ends up with settlements as we have seen countless times.
Now I expect you to disagree and curse at me as you have the video’s creator, and that’s fine.
Just know that assuming guilt is no way to treat another person, particularly when they are being cordial with you. What would be the harm in performing a terry frisk and then allowing the “suspects” to provide their own evidence to support their claims instead of cuffing and searching them?
JustAnotherGuy Also, the officers begin illegally searching the gentleman before he ever states where his license or business cards are. Not sure why anyone think it’s okay to search people beyond a terry frisk just because a tip was made that someone was possibly performing a B&E.
the retired officer that called the police should be charged with filing a false report. he didn't see them force their way in as he reported.
My exact thought.
Exactly!
The behavior of a scumbag ego tripping abusive cop is in his DNA was out there like a rabid dog looking for blood... FTP
Naw police love snitches
Except when you telling on them SMH
although he lied sure, but thats not filing a false report, just saying
This female cop is a danger to the public and should be fired
Most of them are. I am 100% against police departments hiring women to serve as officers.
Definitely Not CIA Bear a bit extreme lol
@@LcZero Agree with their statement or not, the objective truth is that women are more susceptible to emotion and can potentially have a harder tome dealing with a high stress situation.
EDIT: Allow me to clear up something, several here have read this statement and assumed I'm a sexist/ misogynist/ bigot/ asshole man that thinks women can't handle emotion AND THAT IS NOT THE WAY I FEEL.
I feel women in general are more emotional than men, that is due to my own interactions with women and being married. I have never once thought women are less than men in anyway however. If you think I feel that way after me saying that then I don't care. You don't know me, you only think you do from a single comment made by me.
Jeduraiya Although that may be true, it would ultimately be a question of the constitutionality of implementing a rule like that; a blatant infringement of the equal rights amendment.
@@LcZero The ERA has yet to be ratified and is only a proposed amendment. For decades women were not allowed to join the military. I use this example in an attempt to point out that just because a woman isn't allowed to do something, it doesn't necessarily mean she is being denied her rights.
Look at it like this, there are male and female divisions of sports for a reason. Women are not inferior to men, please don't misunderstand me, however they are different from men. I believe that statement cannot be argued. Women are built differently physically and mentally, and if for an example women were allowed to integrate into male sports, there would be alot of women hurt from the larger and more muscular men.
Biologically moat men have the ability to compartmentalize emotions much better than most women. As a result of this, the government saw fit to not have women serve in the armed forces for the longest time not only due to this fact, but also the fact that the average woman would not be able to keep up physically with the average man.
On top of those two considerations, there is also the matter that the women are the reproducers of our race and are viewed as much more of an asset than us men.
With these points laid out, I feel the same logic can be applied to law enforcement. I do know there are some women that can handle th stress and may even be able to outperform a male counterpart, however with that said I also feel as a whole men have a greater potential to perform well with the job.
I see no difference in men and women as far as worth as a human being is concerned, but I do feel there are vasy differences between us biologically and emotionally.
Sounds like the retired cop didn't want any black people moving into the neighborhood.
Perhaps the neighbour knew the home owner, but not the realator. He did say that the house wasn't supposed to be visited that day.
@@verygoodname4374 a house can be scheduled to be visited on any day as long as you make an appointment. You don't need an open house to view the house. It was a bs excuse.
@@Engineer_Heathen True.
Exactly
If someone offers me a deal I can't refuse. Best believe I'm giving him access 2 the house.
"He's got ID and a realtor card", not to mention he opened the lick box and is cooperative. After this the gentlemen ate still in cuffs too. She pulled a gun?! She's a serious danger to the public!! 😡 Zero investigating beforehand.
That is a female reaction to what she perceived has a threating situation because she is a female, none of the male officers pulled out their weapons.
She’s an idiot!!
WTF are YOU talking about, The Realtor didn’t “LICK” Anything?? And besides NOT LICKING anything He also NEVER ATE anything while he was in cuffs??? Get Your FACTS STRAIGHT!!!!!
Also there was no such thing as a “LICK” box?? Do you mean a Salt lick, 👅 you make NO SENSE DUDE.
@@Moremoney4ewuare you the female cop 😂😂
@@Moremoney4ewu you knew what he or she meant, are you the grammar police?
Officer Valentino should not be a cop. She’s obviously scared and doesn’t have the proper training.
Absolutely.
No, they have training but are cowards.
Everyone says lack of training when they kill innocent people.
The government uses these ORDERFOLLOWERS to steal money from people calling it taxes and are paid from those taxes and put some back while getting 100%benefits for life.
@End this police corruption Really? So you are just a lazy person in the city who does not understand that you could farm and be self dependant.
@End this police corruption my comment had everything, being self reliant farmers does not require showing income.
She must think she a man f her
Imagine how that retired cop behaved when he still had a badge.
No shit, he even admitted on the phone "the house is for sale, " so he knew the perspective buyers could be black. Maybe he was having a bad day and is senile, or maybe he's racist.
Old bastard should be charged himself for F'N lying..
Isn’t giving a false report to the 911 operator a crime ( he lied about forcing the door open) . Was the retired cop charged
Fucking cancer cop, probably shot a black 12 year old for running in the evening.
He acted in true Mark Furman style...(O.J. Simpson detective).
Looks like the guy that called the "cops" didn't want a black neighbor. Should have sued him too.
@Mark Aim - Exactly!
Mark Aim
Neighbors = problems
@Mark Aim neighbor named Mark Aim = problems
Ghost Face Killah You're a dumb ass it came out of the hard working people of that city but you probably wouldn't know that maybe you don't have a job
No worries...the buyer now has a bigger down payment for a better house in a better neighborhood.
She can’t even properly work a set of handcuffs and shes pullings her gun out that quick without knowing the situation…. She’s very scary!!!
We need to start paying the fines out of the Police pension fund instead of the tax payers having to foot the bill
Robert Gallacher excellent idea.
Yes! they screw up, keep their jobs, and the citizen pays for their mistake. What is the incentive to be proficient, a professional when there are no consequences.
I agree with you entirely...until that happens, they'll just continue to terrorize innocent people just going about their business.
There's not a police union in this country that would approve such payment.
@@TSm00v You're right. But if the union knew that the malfeasance of its members was causing them all to lose money there would be changes, quick changes.
I'd sue the retired cop too.
Mark Bivens does that mean they know where he lives? We know the location of this residence, so couldnt I Harass the bigot threw many methods? Hmm
I'm sure the home owner did, know I sure would.
Paloma San Basilio I understood what he said though. You out here tryna teach in a RUclips comment what an idiot you are🤦🏾♂️
@newagetojo as a trained police officer he had higher responsibility to accurately report the incident. He gave the police a false statement which directly lead to the situation. The information delivered to police by the dispatch operator was it was a B&E, because he claimed the door was force. It stands to reason he should know what forced entry is, and should be able to justify his assertion in court.
@Revan Zero It doesn't say they did.
I'm a realtor. This is beyond disturbing. How did that agent stay so calm. He is a saint. So let's just call this what it is. Cop across the street knows they didn't force open the door. He saw 2 black men looking at a house "for sale" across the street from his house. He figured, "Lets eff with them so they will decide they don't want to live here". Objective accomplished. That folks is exactly what happened here.
@emosh73 well thank God your hero only has a few more months before he gets to crawl back to reality tv. And exactly what "side" are you referring to? The "side" of racism?
@@davidmayberry3190 You mean 4 more years
@emosh73 Yes as David Mayberry is asking.... What SIDE are you referring to?
@@P07AT0 4 more years of bunker boy!!!
@@davidmayberry3190 why would someone forcefully open a door if they had the keys. If these two men were white, the retired cop wouldn't have called
It takes about 4 seconds to visually confirm that a lock box is open, before initiating contact. Incompetence, plain and simple
No they - the officers- just didn’t care. Any excuse to let their racism take over and harass
fun fact: Officer Valentino was arrested in 2020 for domestic violence and criminal damaging with her sister. Valentino got crazy drunk and a card game turned into fisticuffs lol
Go figure, lol
They do like to beat their wives
Should have f ‘ed and married her yoga instructor instead !!! Tisk tisk !
what a fucking loser this Valentino is...my guess is the loser retired chief hired him.
@@terryosinga2155 it's a woman rose valentino
Oh my god... she raised her gun to a man before they even spoke with him.... She was prepared to kill this man...
Yup.. wouldn't want her trigger happy hands patrolling my neighborhood. She'd shoot the first thing moving
Foul
The two men are extremely fortunate they are going to live to tell about this . That Female Cop has a testosterone imbalance that is making her aggressive . I think had those men reached for their wallets as they came out the door , they would have had a full clip emptied into them .
They giving out badges to just about *anything these days. Men, women, its...
Joshua Beconi attack helicopters
The realtor inadvertently gave his customer the best possible tour of his potential neighborhood
Imagine what hell the guy would have faced if he had bought the house! This was a blessing in disguise AND he got some extra money out of it. Probably was able to buy a way better house anyway!
Inadvertently gave him a down payment for his home too.
Based on the police force, I wouldn't buy the house
@@shawnrogers8393 The neighbors as well!
Good thing he new what kind of "neighbors" there were in that neighnorhood 😂
Just gotta love how she immediately found MORE evidence as to the veracity of him being a realtor than the caller had for suggesting he was breaking and entering, but it still wasn't enough for her and she kept digging in his pockets anyway and demanding the key for no reason. How it should have gone:
Knock on the door
"Hey, we got a call complaining about a forced entry here"
"Oh, no, I'm just showing this house to a prospective buyer"
"Are you the realtor?"
"Yeah," shows his business card.
"Well I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, sir. You have a great day."
No violations. No lawsuits. Instead taxpayers have to not only pay the salaries of these morons, but they also have to pay for their lawsuits.
That presupposes the police are all intelligent and unbiased. A few are, most are not.
That retired cop made that fake break in cause he did not want any black people moving in across the street from him
They should have sued that racist prick for creating the situation.
What did they say his name was? Archie Bunker.
The guy has a good down payment for a house now...but probably not in that neighborhood.
It seems you are spot on with that assumption. That grumpy old ex-cop obviously called the police because he is a racist and wanted no coloured neighbour. Some people are just bad, and this one is both stupid and bad.
@@steveleslie2170 Archie Bunker is right.
God are you people obnoxious , of Course He must be racist blablabla
americans and their Race stuff
It should be the police officer who should pay the settlement not the city.. people!
Fucking Rite!!!!!!
I agree...
@@averagejoe6352 maybe they'll think twice
Hahaha.....u just dont know, do u?....we pay for everything. EVERYTHING.
i get it BUT had the cops known how even an iota of their job, this video would've only been 1 minute long instead of 15 minutes
Oh the caller was a cop. That explains the racism.
Absolutely
Oh shit, inside job? 😮
He didn’t want an AA neighbor…typical
We REALLY need bigger penalties for people who lie on 911 calls
Its a fault police report, lock him up.
Literally bro , this guy tb it’s not an open house today like how tf do you even know , and he’s not even right either
Exactly because that dirty ass retired cop lied , that he witness them breaking in ! Even said that there was no open house , there don’t have to be open house for a realtor to show a house ! If they were 2 white men trust and believe he would not have call 911 !
AND he was a retired police officer...imagine all the injustice that happened when he was on the force back in the day with no body cams:/
That retired cops police reports probably read like a Pinocchio movie
Sir, you’re being detained on suspicion of selling a house while black.
BINGO!!! And the other suspicion of BUYING a house while black
@Gordon Payne That's is BEYOND accurate. I'll be sure to mirror that title and add it to the already famous "BLUE ISIS"
You know it
man that's totally F'd - the - F up
BRUH.... I'm white AF and even I know this is *racial profiling* .... WTF is wrong with this country......
911: "911 How can we help y-"
Neighbour: "BLACK"
911: "ALL UNITS WE'VE GOT A CODE BLACK"
That is fuck up ...
Cool Lanner welcome to america
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 damn dude
@@wolfaye739 thanks sorry I live at South East Asia I don't really know what America like but I do have American friends but they never tell me what isit like 🤦😂
You're on point with that!
They should sue the neighbor as well for defamation, as this fits the definition perfectly.
If I was the homeowner I would sue the neighbor for blocking the sale.
Or the realtor.
And the City
Ari MF Shapiro
The realtor for what ? Lawfully entering a home ?
I think the Homeowner did*
@@sunmea1430,
The OP said, "If I was the homeowner..."
I said, "Or the realtor." As in: If I was the realtor, I'd sue the neighbor for blowing the sale.
I apologize for being unclear. Others seemed to have no problem. My bad.
That female cop should have been fired for pulling her gun escalating the investigation.. She is to weak to be a police officer
@@tonyb374 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@izzlebizzle9581 He needs to be a sexist to feel like a man.
@@zoopa9988 they weren’t talking about Vincent’s comment they were definitely talking about the “pad changing” comment
She’s a dumb bird
@@izzlebizzle9581 A lot of women are more racist than men!
So ex-cop Thomas Brenigan started this whole screw- up with his paranoia. Then Brenigan lied again, telling the cop he saw a forced entry. The settlement should come out of Brenigan's pension check.
He knew if he said forced entry and black it wasn't going to take them long to get there that's what they do
Making false statement is a crime.
So true guess he was a sorry cop as well!?;?;!
Right.
Guy should've bought the house just to piss off the neighbor for the rest of his retirement
The realtor and his client should file a civil action against the caller for malicious prosecution.
Absolutely! Looks like the retired cop did a lot of racial profiling while he was a cop. Sue him personally and take his house away from him!
No one was prosecuted, so not that. He certainly made a false report, which is a crime, though proving that he *knowingly* did so would be challenging.
Sure, cop says it's not about race. But I have to wonder how many white realtors he's handcuffed and detained for doing their job.
Only thing I’ll say is that they weren’t there because of race but because the person who reported them was prejudice
@@earnestworthing7820 "they weren't there cause of race but because of race"
@@earnestworthing7820 "prejudice" is a nice way of saying racist lol. no need to clean up the language here
Earnest Worthing The one who reported them is a retired cop. Perfect example of why people say some cops are racist because they are. Case and point is this retired cop. He didn’t become prejudice after he retired
@@SLUMx46, that was sadly & stupidly funny how he stated that contradiction. There is no cleaning supply around Ernest, smfh.
This female officer Valentino was fired by the dept for using a racial slur towards a black student. A few months before that, she was arrested for domestic violence and criminal damage related to her beating up a family member and damaging their vehicle while intoxicated. She's a real gem.
Seem like the force has a lunatic female .
She needs locking up
Woman cops are the worst. They're trying to be equal to the male cops by quickly catching up on centuries of abuse in a very short amount of time.
Most female officers are....
True they want to be men all these female cops. Half a man.
She saw his ID and realtor card and she still takes the word of the retired officer across the street. The cowardly old bigot across the street needs to mind his own business.
Now the buyer knows what neighborhood to NOT buy in !
The cops, at a minimum, cost the man a sale commission. I’m not sure how realtors make money but I’m assuming it’s a commission based salary.
RETIRED IN COP TERM MEANS FIRED!! HE PROBABLY WAS DOING THE SAME SHIT HE WAS DOING WHEN HE WAS A COP BEFORE RETIRED/FIRED!!
@@jimmyjustice1722
Yup.
It's usually 7 or 7.5% of the sale price
Jimmy Justice they cost him the sale but they did get him a payout of $151,000 so I’d say he won in the end.
The good citizen who reported this “crime” needs a little jail time for a false report.
Worries me to see how quick the female police officer (Valentine) pulls out her gun just as Amber Guyger did to kill an innocent man.
I have yet to see a female cop who didn't immediately pull out her firearm at the slightest little bit of a boogie man. The only job a female should have in law enforcement is filling out paper work in an office. They're physically and emotionally unfit to protect themselves, much less anyone else.
@@Elway358 100% agree with u. Women cops always pull guns cuz they're scared. If ur that fuckin scared of everyone y the fuck u a cop? Women cops also power trip all the time
@ kissaa _ did all the hugs give it away ? the Loves Wins propaganda campaign ? or was it the bible the judge gave Guyger counter ?
You have 2 unknown suspects inside a property (that you can't see into), you don't know there motives, you can't identify them, you don't know if they are armed, your partner is at the front without his weapon drawn in view of a large window they can look down on but can't look up into.
You see when she puts her gun away and gets out the cuffs, the male officer grips his gun to provide cover incase it turns.
Just because they said they are a realtor doesn't mean they can drop everything and walk away, they still need to confirm who they are and what affiliation they have with the property. Having business cards saying he's a realtor doesn't make you one. I could print out cards saying I'm the king of England, doesn't make it true.
Stop trying to provoke tension and hostility you stupid fucking cretins.
@Chief Tahchawwickah look again at 1:05 fucktard there radio transmission to the responding officer never mentioned race. Yea the caller did but he also mentioned that they where unknown to the property and it wasn't an open house viewing.
I cant imagine how much tyranny the retired cop caused over his career. Wow unreal.
The retired cop was redlining. He didn't want the black guy to buy the house.
Its fairly sure he won't now. Nor will most realtors bother to show that house to a black man after this. So he got what he wanted.
I'm surprised the home owner didnt sue the cops also, hard to sell a house when the prospective buyers are put in cuffs and detained.
for sure....
@@TheWabbit I actually wonder if the homeowner was selling the house to get the hell away from that retired cop as a bad neighbor!!! Good point you make though too!
@@playhooky That's a great point!
“Not an open house” people look at houses at all times by their realtors. This an racist neighbor and you can tell!
Your stemming from a premise completely beside your point. Realtors showing houses individually on an appointment is not an open house. So pushing that realtors show houses doesn’t make it an open house. So if you’re basing everything off that than your whole argument is worthless
@@composmentis170 your whole comment is worthless. Realtors showing houses individually on an appointment is not an open house. Therefore, the 911 call was bogus to begin with. It doesn't have to be an open house to show the house. The racist neighbor who called the cops should have read your comment before he made that statement.
He's gotta make sure no blackies get in the neighborhood and lower property values! Gotta keep it right and white! (This is vehement sarcasm obviously)
@Dra O Nobody lived there right? It was an appointment to look at the house s there's no reason at all to contact police
Tom was thee worst fucking neighbor and would act like the neighborhood was his. He should of been fired in the 90s
My man has presented all the evidence to show that he is the realtor and he's still in handcuffs
So weird this guy running around with realtor cards with his face on them and breaking into houses. 😂
@@hankhooper1637 Additionally the door showed no indication of being forced. Clear case of racial profiling. The city quickly settle because they definitely did not want this case to go before a jury. I guess these cops are not taught to use common sense.
Retired racist ex-cop Brannigan cost the city $151,000. He should be sued for restitution to the city for his racism.
Don't make excuses for the Cops that detained the man. Cops should not believe every complaint relayed to them - people lie.
@@gordonmccracken1209 you dummy. He is INCLUDING the retired cop. The active ones were already successfully sued
all these repeated events will cause the police to be taken over by the government soon.
storm trooper music intensifies. george lucas told us everything...
@@gordonmccracken1209 because the cops were graded in the fucking video shithead. They were already included. The retired cops call was the catalyst for all of this.
Brannigan did not want any black neighbors move in his neighborhood. Racist bastard.
Should've charged the guy across the street for his false testimony. They didn't force the door in.
i agree on your comment.
Yes he did it because white people think that they have all the power that why the world is mess up there a change coming and they will go through the same thing that people of color going through just wait it's coming
@@luteldahudson7530 So you are advocating and hoping for a race war? Really? No one should ever want that.
@@sammarkey672 white people really think that they are all way right don't need a war white people need to treat other people with the same respect they want that the problem know matters what color you are we all bleed the same color RED
@@luteldahudson7530 You are the biggest racist by labeling a whole race of people by the actions of a few. Are all drug dealers black? No they come in every color and are all reprehensible. I do agree that the retired cop would not have called 911 if he seen white people enter the house. He should be ashamed.
Things will only change when these lawsuits are paid out of the police pension fund. You will see change and treating people with respect happen overnight.
Exactly! Till then the brutal mistreatment will continue
and MORE firings.
They should have the same 3 strikes penalties that citizens do. 3 tickets and you can go to jail.
For COPS, 3 complaints and you lose your job.
That's a damn good idea. This video made me sick. Instantly hindered the sale and alienated two upstanding citizens. This was fucked and I hope dude bought an even bigger home thanks to ol racist grandpa cop.
And then you will see the pendulum swing too far the other way and police will be able to find a way to not do anything. Legally.
Be careful what you wish for.
@@curtisbressler Agreed. How do cops still serve with over 15 complaints already!? But they know all of this, they’re trying to divide America.
You're going to have a lot of trouble selling your house *if your neighbors call the cops on your realtor for showing the house to a prospective buyer...*
That $151K should be paid out of the policemans retirement fund...not our taxes.
I agree,.... BUT through our consent, and through our tax dollars, officers have not been trained efficiently,... in other words, it has our "collective" stamp of approval,...thus, correctly justified in suing the city.
It seems obvious that the officers actions were due to ignorance of the Constitutionand not so much of malicious intent
One can only wish...
They should've sued the CALLER.....WHY was her meandering in the vicinity of the so-called crime?
@@sirTittytwister You see obviousness were I dont, not sure she would of drawn her weapon (and aimed) if 2 Whites. Could of asked for ID before handcuffing, not sure ignorance accounts.
Exactly!! When you start messing with their money then they start making changes.
"he's got ID and realty cards on him."
"Pat his groin for weapons"
The hell is wrong with these people.
They were wrong for an non-consent search, asking for weapons and consent for a basic frisk or search was the correct move though. The officers were not wrong in having guns drawn and detaining though, they were given info by the dispatcher, they can’t just disregard the fact that a forced entry may have taken place.
They can’t fathom being in the wrong. The police just can’t. Their egos are too big
I Tell you, Its the USA.
They like to cut corners on the job, and it rarely bites them on the ass is what's wrong with those people. I guarantee they can reform rapidly if they could only get some legal accountability.
These cops see Black people and automatically “fear” is their response. So we have to tip toe and “massa” them in order to, hopefully, walk away alive.
Retired Officer should have been cited for filing a false charge.
He didn't know
Nickolas Vaughn he shouldn’t have said they forced the door open
@@nickolasvaughn265 He said they forced their way in... didnt you hear?
@@TomasGarcia-zd1tg not that i agree with him but thats what he "thought" he saw
I agree... He called in a false report.
I do not know if a motive could have been proven...
Was he discriminating just because they were Afro-American? I don't know if that answer can ever be proven at this point.
Him saying I don't care if you're black or white was a very quick defense. If he was so concerned about his neighborhood, neighbors home being broken into. The first response would have been in reference of no I do not want anyone to break-in or vandalize into a vacant home...
The bodycam even shows for several seconds that the door wasn’t forced open, like the neighbour claimed when calling 911.
Imagine the pain the retired police office caused during his service..
He should have been sued as well
And how his actions rippled through our society over his lifetime of service
@@Price245 he probably eats popcorn while he watches videos of him f****** with people
Service??? 😂
What a stupid comment.
The retired cop just gave these guys a nice pay-out. I would have sent him a gift basket and thanked him...
A shitty gift basket at that, well said my friend.
Would it have been in a paper bag and flaming on his porch:) LOL
That fat POS should of been arrested for wasting taxpayer time and money. He should also of been called out publicly as a racist bigot who thinks that just because he was a cop he can do whatever he wants. If he would of minded his own business, none of this would of happened.
a bag of olives lmao
And flowers on the anniversary, with a card that read, "Thank you for your racism and lies!" Although, the racist a-hole got what he wanted. The guy said, "I'm not buying this house."
Sir, it is illegal to sell homes while under the influence of being black.
Female cops are useless
sabesta stop committing so much crime.
Lmfao! Bogus
@@ronfre9547 And stop being a dumb fuck!
How do you even know that he's black? You got it all figured out just from his comment?
Not all whites & other people of color are racists like you, you little piece of shit! 😒😒
Lack of training is costing every city a lot of money from law suits.
If that money was taken out of the cops pension.
These violations of people's right wouldn't happen as much.
Start paying those lawsuits out of the cop's retirement/orphans/widows accounts and union dues. It will stop real quick.
You ain’t lying. Taxpayers shouldn’t pay lawsuits for officers we don’t have a say in hiring.
dgracey01 exactly, why does it have to come out of our money
@@OffBlackKash So it can keep happening, if it came out of their own pockets things would slow way down. We must ask ourselves if they want it to slow down, i don't think they do, look at all the psycho's they hire nationwide. It's sickening.
I would imagine any employee that costs you 150k probably wouldn't be an employee for long. I doubt those cops are still employed
@@christian6911 There are plenty of stories on the internet of police officers with multiple complains. They are allowed to just resign one jurisdiction and apply for a job in the next. Bad cop card trade off game.
The neighbor made a false report. Said he saw forced entry. Sue him for slander = solved!
Wouldn't work. His defense would be related to his old ass and try make up excuses as of why he couldn't see clearly at his age.
@brian bowes my point is, if the verdict is guilty, him using the defense I mentioned would result in a less tough sentence
Kenneth Bachman it wasn’t a false police report. The caller is actually racist and thought they were breaking into the house because they are black and he knows they don’t live there.
It was an inaccurate police report and people who call 911 for retarded reasons make them all the time. It’s not a crime.
That doesn't solve anything. Not being racist is the solution
brian bowes I believe you may be confusing a moral question with probable outcome. I don’t believe people are arguing that he isnt, in some way ,guilty of something, but are instead saying that in court he would most likely be found innocent
That retired cop just didn't want a black neighbor and that's real talk
Which is just dumb as hell, fucker coulda had some damn fine barbecues with some good folks, but he just had to be a piece of shit.
@@radfatdaddy4169 word!
I agree!
I don't think many black people would want to live next to a racist ex-cop either.
Who does?
This could have gone a whole lot differently if these victims chose to defend themselves against an unlawful detention which they have a RIGHT to do 😢
I’d think the guy who called the police knew exactly what he was doing he was trying to keep someone of a race he didn’t like from buying that house
Donna Johnson, that’s sadistic as hell. But your probably right.
thats the first thing that came to my mind as i watch the video
YES!
He did indeed. Why else lie about them forcing their way in the house. This type of sadistic and unwarranted cop calling is prevalent lately. He knew what he was doing, and even stayed on the scene of the investigation with never being asked to go home until they were done.
Bingo
The title is misleading. It should read, "The tax payers payout $150,000 for the cops' incompetence."
Scott Abercrombie: I wholeheartedly agree. If one single time these tyrant officers were personally held financially liable for their actions in such situations and lawsuits, then there might be a slight change.
It's funny how they find the city responsible for the cops incompetence. It's like punishing the teacher if the student fails the exam...
Scott Abercrombie agree!
Demand reform. It's your money.
It's sickening but so true..
But this is why this is going on countless times because they're not holding the individual officers accountable.
"Sorry sir, we can only go off what we're told."
Proof that there's no longer critical thinking involved in police work.
YP yea stupid bitch you were told I’m a realtor
To be fair all they know is breaking and entering. Blame the racist neighbor cause he already lied about them forcing the door open so cops had reason to think they're armed.
@@0xsergy I was referring to after they were shown ID and realtor cards.
We all realize, of course, that high intelligence will likely disqualify applicants for police work, right?
@@0xsergy
All the cops had to do is to examine the door and frame for evidence of forced entry, or to ask to see the realtor's key and lockbox.
Real peach! Conducting illegal search. So much ignorance of law.
If police were required to carry "malpractice insurance" like doctors, then none of these jury awards and lawsuit awards would come from tax payers. The money would come from the cop's insurance policy and then his premiums would go up. Eventually, criminal cops would not be able to afford their premiums, therefore, making them uninsurable and cause them to lose their jobs :-)
They do it's called a bond, yet many people never sue it. If they did a lot of cops would chill fast!
YES YES YES!!!!!!!
You are brilliant! 😊
That is actually a good solution!!
@Judas Iscariot do we need that many police officers to police us from other people?
Your proposal would help, but then again the average police officer makes $50k. Do we really need more money to serve as an incentive for doing an honest job? The money already provides for a comfortable life. And by the looks of the unions and stuff it looks like they have more than enough money. In my smallish city a union posted up a billboard saying "enter at your own risk." Does that look like they are barely getting by? Do they want to make the city a better place to live or are they just delving into the emotional zombie feelings of people?
And if you do something wrong then why should taxpayers and the city that funds you to serve it have to fund your malpractice?
Should we allow anyone off the street to police other people with very little accountability?
You have power over other people's lives in the name of the law? Then you must bear the responsibility of that power and malpractice insurance is a really effective way of achieving that.
This is so humiliating for these men lm glad they sued.
It sucks it’s tax payers money.
@@bigbeartanner it do suck only ones to blame Are the Cops violating people's rights
@@bigbeartannerIt does suck, perhaps that money would have better spent on training those retarded officers. American cops are the most undertrained amongst first world countries. I consider it lucky those men were not shot
Suing because you were humiliated or your feelings got hurt. Ouch. Life goes on.
@@minamihasaki4325 interesting perspective, your ok with how those cops acted then ok I respect that. I think they were highly disrespectful and incompetent
They should sue the neighbor too, since he made a false report. I can imagine all the mistakes that he made when he was a cop
Nope he actually thought it was a force in.
I'd would sue him for loss of sale the retired cop is the racist POS the cops just kinda did there job with a full investigation of the situation
ian johnson
Imagine that house is for sale and no one is living there and suddenly two guys just came in. I think there’s enough suspicion to call the cops in that point so I, personally, don’t blame the neighbour
My heart & prayers go out for all those victims of his wrong doing & mistakes.
@@dawgsout4free in that case I would have been ok if the neighbour reported that two people were possibly breaking in, but he specifically told the police that they were banging and budging on the door until they entered when the truth is that they had a key. That to me is a guy sees two black men and automatically assumes the worse, because I've never seen someone unlock their door and it looked like they were breaking and entering
Thank God for cameras to give credence to these filthy tyrants and their abusive actions. These morons cost their city money. It should come out their retirement pension!!
A malicious call by a racist could have cost these innocent men their lives!, he should be made to pay .
You do realize you are racist by making assumptions based on race. You have no facts to support your claims. There is more evidence proving you as the racist.
@@Inspectorzinn2 It seems you're the racist as you don't want to see the evidence.
Yes he should. With his life.
@@Inspectorzinn2 OK, Snowflake.
@@Inspectorzinn2 The entire interaction was based on race; and you're blind if you don't see it. They were immediately viewed as criminals.
Well at least he learned this was a bad neighborhood before buying the house.
Indeed....
Indeed....
Cops rarely make good neighbors, like a Karen with immunity to the law
this is what racists want. for you to say "fuck that...im not buying this house."
Idc what color your skin. This ex cop would be all in your business, supervising your home and using code enforcement to make your life hell. Dodged a bullet by not buying....
Nothing more dangerous than Karen with authority.
Exactly
Thats not a Karen at all
For real. That female cop is a total bitch.
The ultimate Karen
What exactly is the definition of a Karen and how exactly does this woman meet that definition? It seems to me that calling people a Karen is the favoured bandwagon right now.
Thank god for bodycams. Needs to be a mandate everywhere that video & audio remain on.
If that female officer is so afraid of people, she is in the wrong job, and why didn't the other officers stop her.
She is an idiot BUT the other cops eventhough he didn't draw his weapon his hand IS on the holster as well @3:45....
The other officers cant stop her without retribution because she is a woman.
This is why I say there aren't many "good" cops ...because if there were there wouldn't be any bad cops...the good ones would turn them in or force them out. But the prevalence of "bad" cops in the police community means, by default, other officers either look the other way or implicitly agree with the bad behavior...meaning they are not good cops.
She was recently arrested for getting drunk and fighting with her sister and causing property damage! Will probably get a raise vs fired with the way the police unions work!
There’s like a weird unwritten cop code that you don’t second guess your partner while on the scene. It’s stupid I know.
The guy said that he doesn’t want to buy the house now. The sad part is that was exactly what the retired officer wanted.
I think so too. It's really sad.
He went to look at house ended up buying new home on expense of police..justice seved
Id buy out of spite
That was the intent, it’s using the cops as intimidation
Gerald Miller, they should've bought it, and 10 more with it and start a black community that will no doubt forced these suckers to move out. Because they believed that we and them should not be breathing the same oxygen.
If I were the homeowner trying to sell this house, I'd be pretty pissed off. Perhaps the neighbor across the street (retired cop) should be sued as well.
THAT HOUSE MAY NEVER SALE ONCE THIS GOES VIRAL!
@@ricktimmons458 Probably that's what the neighbor retired cop wanted - not to have a black family move on his street. He called the cops on them to scare them from buying the house. The irony is that the prospective buyer now has an extra $75k for a downpayment for a nicer home in hopefully a nicer neighborhood.
I would DEFINITELY go after the ex-officer for ruining my house’s sale value, never mind embarrassing the whole neighborhood like thar. NO ONE wants to buy a house so close to such a creep, especially when this goes viral. I wouldn’t even let my kids out of the house with a nutjob like him around!
@@Gheorghe99 agree
@Craig G That's what I was going to say. Its probably for sale to get away from the asshat across the street.
:Turn a round, TURN A ROUND"! She loved giving orders.
That wasn't a mistake by the caller. He knew exactly what he was doing, sending a clear message to this prospective new owner.
Yep
What? He wasn't a prospective owner. He was a real estate agent waiting for someone who was coming to look at the house.
@@Trainwheel_Time I'm SURE the caller knew this 🙄
Point stands.
Retired cop was probably too racist to let a black man buy a house in his neighbourhood
Hopefully people of color buy the house
Cuff a guy to see if he's a realtor. Cuff a guy for being upset about the guns drawn on them for no reason. Great police work
I’ve had far worse experience as a black real estate investor
@@treroney4720 damn
@@treroney4720 I've had a somewhat experience just for sitting in my truck on a dirt road three fucking times the last two times guns were drawn third time squad car full of deputies
@@westernstar9121 I feel bad for you. At that point I’d personally visit the police department and give them my business cards. That’s ridiculous
Cops thinks it’s against the law for people to call out their bullshit and react to bullshit like any *Human* would.
Being treated like criminals when you're trying do your job, insane
Been there! 🙋🏻♀️I’m Mexican-American (With both nationalities) and I carry mail for the Postal Service. An old man in a wheelchair showed me his junk and I called the police as I’m required to do so by my employer. The police treated me extremely hostile (WHILE IN MY UNIFORM AND DRIVING A POSTAL VEHICLE). It felt as though I was the criminal. 🤦🏻♀️😠
But they let criminals get away with murder!
@@bereramos2905 Yea pigs need to reform. Get rid of the trash jadded pigs and replace them with educated, well trained representatives of the people.
Well, you wouldn't have to worry about that, Whitey. Try being followed to your home by the cops every day for a month because THEY don't think you really live where you live. Have had this happen to me. As a woman alone.
@@bereramos2905 you got flashed by an old disabled man and called armed government actors? Lmfao. Insanity
UPDATE: Officer Rose Valentino was fired in August 2022 for using racial slurs against an entire community and her 2023 appeal to get her job back was denied!
People just refuse to mind their own business.
“House is for sale but it’s not an open house today”
*How tf do you know genius? Are you the realtor?*
D and why does a house have to have an “open house “ sign on it to go view it? It doesn’t, it’s all caused by the douchebag retired cop that needs to mind his own business.
The way the guy is talking he's probably a wanna be cop that failed police academy. We get those guys a lot in security unfourtantly... Single handily the biggest problem I have in security is guys like that making false calls for bullshit reasons like that.
That naybor should have to pay up $$$$ for defamation of character , and falsely accusation!!!! 😠😤 NATZE DOG!
And a house could be for sale and sold without ever doing a open house. Realtors show properties everyday
*This was nothing more than a case of unwanted black neighbour. Retired cop uses police lingo/jargon; in order to call in basically the murder of a black man. Somebody who served a lifetime in the police force and retired could have easily recognized and assess the situation; this speaks of clear intentionality.*
I think it's safe to say that retired cop has ruined many lives in his course of being a dirty cop
I hate how the retired cop thinks he’s all
that just because he was once a cop. He was literally roaming around the scene like he was a cop still. He should of received a ticket or a warning for being there.
What happens if we as civilians gave a false statement to the cops??
Racist much.. 🐖🐖
He should’ve because he is interfering while police are on duty he should be a certain distance away I think 🤔
copwatching,police accountability,government accountability,police intimidation fail,photography is not a crime,civil rights act,california constitution,sovereign citizens, sovereign citizen owned, blah blah blah, WHO CARES!
@@jiru5728 yea he should because every other person is always told "stay 10 feet back"
He never really was a cop.
If you look at the door to see if it's been forced?! No Crime, No detainment!
The black men: “ wat lovely counter tops” The cops: “coMe OUt aND pUt UR HaNDs uP!!!”
Yeah I definitely wouldn't move into that house now!! Or maybe??....
'''really fancy hardwood floor''
Sick of this shit
If two white guys in suits went in then it wouldnt have been an issue.
😭😂😭😂😭
Ok it’s seems reasonable to show up and investigate. But to immediately draw weapons , handcuff, and start barking orders is just ignorant tyrant crap
Exactly!!
Earl Klinestub
Barking orders is appropriate. You need to take control of the situation and make certain you aren't dealing with someone dangerous. But drawing guns when you don't know what you are actually dealing with is pretty stupid. They could have shot the gardener or the owner of the property. And the handcuffs were pretty unnecessary unless the person is getting out of control.
All cops should get stage 4 can cer.
@@TerryProthero I can understand also from a police officer's perspective of being told that a house was being forcibly broken into can put you in a state of mind that you don't know what is going on, but the people involved in this call you're responding to are purposely committing a crime. Those are the people who are possibly willing to cause you harm, and the people to escalate a situation very quickly. Not the man who got the police on him for stealing. Not the domestic violence call you get every other day. You have to think about the area, and the history of calls within the area. Also the type of call, house for sale being broken into to? That kind of call opens the door of possibilities of things that could go wrong, drugs being involved comes to mind in particular. Officers voluntarily put their lives on the line every single day without knowing what could happen. If in that situation, I would want to be prepared for the worse when it comes if it were life and death.
@@minamihasaki4325
They should draw weapons if they have reason to believe that the suspects are armed. At a traffic stop, they don't immediately draw weapons. But they will if you pull out a knife or a gun or if you are suspected bank robbers. They should follow similar procedures here. They should investigate and draw weapons when the situation calls for it. If they hear a shot fired or if the witness said he saw someone with a shotgun, those might be good reasons. It's possible that they might also draw weapons while searching a building, but that seems questionable unless they, again, have cause for believing the person is armed. It seems more reasonable to be cautious in approaching the individual and to draw weapons if the person does something to indicate they are a threat. But it's foolish to point a gun around needlessly. That's just a good way to get innocent people killed. If these people were actually criminals, most burglars are going to be unarmed. And so drawing a weapon on them would still be inappropriate. Unless maybe we are talking about something non lethal like pepper spray or a taser.
This is how this SHOULD have gone.
Cop
"How did you get in?"
Realtor
"Key"
Cops
"Show me"
Realtor
"OK"
Cops
"Sorry to have bothered you, have a nice day"
Kerry Knight exactly. How is that so difficult??
@@pauleaster5832 It's not.
I've done the same thing as a "mere" security guard.
If somebody left their wallet/handbag/briefcase/etc in the office. All you had to do was prove it was yours.
No proof, no luck.
Bingo!
I would prefer the officer make sure he had a key and see if he had a business card just to safety make sure he is what he says.
But then cops should go to that retired asshole and kick his ass for being a racist liar.
Well, I guess he won't be moving into the neighbourhood after having this happen! Wow!
As soon as the. Police were told they had an appointment and he was a realter, they should have taken that into consideration and just asked for evidence, they would have been gone in 90 seconds.
Crazy how doing your job correctly for just a couple of minutes could’ve saved your entire city over $150,000.... I pray this channel blows up so that people will be more inclined to take legal action against corrupt policing.
Police do not want to find truth.
Police want to find excuses to arrest.
That would be considered “common sense”.
Which they don’t have.
Exactly no door broken, they have a key = no forced entry = job done.
Well not if they want to get paid some overtime... they need 6-8 cops on the scene for a realtor, in these troubling times of selling a home, you can't be too over -responsive as a LEO. You have to violate rights and then cost the taxpayers $$$$ for your failing to do your job correctly.
Officer Rose Vaentino, the female officer was later fired for using racial slurs in a separate incident
Least racist cop in America
Rightfully so. She should've never been on any police force.
I just discovered that myself. Wow.
Bruh
Clips
I think if they took the funds from the officers paychecks they would reconsider their actions
😂 blam Yes! I think all law enforcement departments should have to carry insurance, similar to medical malpractice insurance, paid for by dues deducted from the officers pay to cover any settlements owed to citizens. Each payout would increase premiums & dues, hitting them in the pockets instead of tax payers. Then MAYBE the police would start policing themselves instead of covering for each other.
It's real messed up when you consider who is actually paying out on that lawsuit. Literally everyone in that city. Hundreds of thousands (if not more) of people that did nothing wrong. The people that screwed up don't suffer for it at all.
@Alex Jay their job IS NOT to protect the peace. It's to enforce laws. If they break the laws that they are paid to enforce, they should not be paid. I'd rather not give my money to a useless sack of skin for simply existing.
@Alex Jay no. That's enforcing laws.
@Alex Jay you're dead wrong. I don't lick boots. They're paid to enforce laws. I don't pay their salary to violate rights. Maybe you're a shill for the state, but I'm not.
I find it hard to believe that the caller or the officers never knew they put lock boxes on homes for sale for realtors to show the house to anyone at anytime .
7:30 "Who did you arrange this with?"
"The owner but I forgot to OK it with the racist across the street"
Lmbo I can't with this comment
Bro fo reals 😂
So true ..lol..
Lol right! Love the comment
Obviously you have never bought a house . Just because a house is on the market is does NOT mean that specific realtor has ANY authority to be showing the house .
"Hey, he's got ID and realtor cards, you wanna grab his genitals to make sure he's not armed, despite having all the proper credentials?"
Thank you, body cams...these are the things people don't believe cops actually do.
*has business cards, has realtor ID
Cop: "How did you arrange this house tour though?"
Holy fuck, you racist bitch. He's a damned REALTOR. You know....people who sell....wait for it....REALTY.
Maybe she was feeling horny. That is so unprofessional. I mean male cops doing that to women is one thing, but female cops doing that to men is--just as bad, if not worse.
@@cathybrown8617 LMAO she wanna have a go at his big pp. Sorry for the crude remark, but this was really messed up. The cops i mean.
😂🤣🤣🤣
You know he was checking to see about that myth
this is a new one "viewing a house while black"
Well let's not get crazy, Kellen Winslow Jr. was "home shopping" too - well at least according to Jemele Hill.
This has been going on forever nothing new here
This is the old actually, my War Vet Grandfather's would both testify to this fact
Watch my video "Driving while while in a beach parking lot"
I hope he purchased the house.
“They forced their way in” - with the keys
WORD! those are some Stupid slow cops.
They must have had that Amber Guyger key fob.
They actually did force their way in. it wasn't brought up here, but the door jammed and they used their shoulder to force the door open. What the caller said was correct. But the officers actions after verifying that they weren't burglars were still out of line.
@@Detroit_Dawg Where did you get that information? No video shows that.
@@Detroit_Dawg Was thre any damage to the door? If not, why couldn't you verify that by looking at it? At which point, you'd have to conclude there was no break in.
why didn't the officers see that the lock box was used,nothing destroyed or robbed?Srsly,if I performed my job as badly I'd be fired
Check the door to see if the lock is broken or the wood in the threshold has been damaged, you know police work!!!!!
@Rebel one I agree with you 👍👍👍👍👍
Bruh you ain't gotta be smart or logical to be a cop.
@@andysux1 you right!! Also that realtor was smart!! he kept quiet because he saw dollar signs coming 👍👍👍
@@worldwidesports4kI would! a cops worst nightmare is an educated black man
People need to sue people who call the police on them under false pretenses.
Unfortunately that's not something you can sue for...
@@chrisbruggers8076 swatting is a crime
@@Hebdomad7 Someone can be prosecuted for abusing the 911 system... Swatting is obviously intentionally malicious. A call such as this, whether or not it was malicious racism or just a mistake on the part of the neighbor, ends up being seen as simply an overly vigilant neighbor. Unless he did this multiple times... The wrongdoing, at least in the eyes of the law, was on the part of the cops, and they did sue the cops and were awarded damages. Case closed.
Absolutely!! He obviously lied saying the men "Forced" the door open using his shoulder! Sue him!!!!!
I agree, like a civil suit or is it.
How does the nosy ex-cop know who is allowed in that house? Guess no blacks are wanted across the street from him.
"Force" was a lie and he should be arrested for making a false claim and sued for defamation of character. In Australia this is illegal.
This is America!
Pops eyes played trickx on him! The black guys couldn't have a key, they pushed the door in w/their shoulders.
Not uncommon with an older home, especially one sitting unoccupied for a while to have a difficult time opening the door. Seen a lot of realtors have to give the door a mild shoulder bump to get it open if it hasn't been opened in a few days.
@@zardoz_ii2061 Yep...put em in handcuffs then!
It may well be illegal in Australia but I hate to tell you mate this sort of thing is going on daily in Australia you are just lucky it hasn't been your experience. All the best.
"He came up, pulled on the door, put his shoulder up against it and opened it." Where I'm from we call that opening a door
If a black individual does it, it's breaking and entry. It's like that scene in family guy where Peter gets stopped by a cop and the cop uses a handy little skin colour chart.
Agreed. It’s normal, when you come to a house door you haven’t used before, to have to fiddle with the lock, handle, and door to learn how it opens. Not every house has a perfectly fit and oiled front door.
Cop: "Which pocket is the key in?"
Realtor: "I dunno."
Cop: *searches every pocket*
Realtor: *laughs in lawsuit*
this didn't get the likes it deserved
@silverblade357 😂😂😂
As soon as she started searching his pockets, he was like, 'I just won me a settlement'... Enforcers of the law need to know the law and not some twisted interpretation of it. If you take the law into your own hands, you'd better be 100% right - there's no excuse for mistakes when dealing with a life.
"They forced the door open... [with a key]"
Imagine how many terrible things that retired cop did back in the day. So upsetting.
For sure. Bunch black kids in prison cuz of all the things he "saw"
Imagine if there were no camera. Not too long ago actually.
Let's hope that didn't happen. Just an old cop and an active imagination.
The police are so confident in their entitlement. How degrading and humiliating for that realtor and his client I’m so sorry guys
Well lol how many other racist citizens back them up against Black people even when they're DEAD wrong.
MrPCT007 y u so mad
MrPCT007 😂😂
MrPCT007 😂😂🤙🤙
this is how they behave WITH bodycams just imagine the corruption before
ive seen some cops emptying the battery before encounters
Don't you steal my username. Jk
@@VK-uh5jz lmao
Fucking pigs... Always there when you don't need em... Never there when you do...
At the same time, the vast majority of police shootings are now seen as justified whereas before cams they thought cops were just shooting Blacks for sport
Cop Rose Valentino was fired for saying racist comments on her body cam in her patrol car. That is some nice karma😂😂😂😂
It is a shame that she was fired for words, when she should have been fired for her actions!
Broad daylight “robbery,” while going through the front door. Charge: selling a home while black.
That's when people are usually at work and going in the front lowers suspicions because it is more common to enter from the front.
Mr. Q Daylight robbery of an empty house for sale while Realtor key box open.
@@diddleysquat2597 I'm a real estate photographer and I see A LOT of lock boxes. The funny thing about the type of lock box that's seen in the is that it's bluetooth enabled and can only be opened by the realtor or anyone else who has the app and code for it. To get a key out of one of them without the code, you would have to smash it or cut it open. You can see that the key tray was taken out nicely and the box is still in tact lol