How Two Rookie Cops Cost Their Town $325,000
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I think Emily Weinman should get a F- the lowest rank of all
Always
I covered this story. The cops also tried to say she was under the influence of drugs. They drug tested her. Took a blood test and she was clean on everything. Idk why this was never mentioned in the suit. I covered this story years ago for the news.
Why don't you spend your time stressing how Terry v Ohio is making us all slaves and giving the police authority they shouldn't have??
Thanks ATA for putting your sources in the description, you are more reliable than some other news media out there.
She blew a 0.0. Leave her alone and move on.
This is why people hate cops so much. Shes not causing any issues and they just escalate and escalate.
And escalate some more
All freaking day!!!
Agreed
They are renta cops. Got a little power and went to their head. Most cops are cool if you are cool with them.
@Curtis tell that to her settlement.
How shocking that the police investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing.
😂😂😂
Civilian review boards need to be a thing everywhere.
Taxpayers pick up the tab, and the punk in blue doesn’t sweat it.
Because that is the truth. You do know that this RUclipsr is not the law correct? He is not a judge.
Because that is the truth. Just because you hate police does not make their actions correct
If you can punch a small girl in the head over nothing, you are a psychopath. If that dude is a cop, someone needs to investigate him
He should be in jail!
He's a cop somewhere, probably a wife beater too.
Ughhhh this is SO FRUSTRATING!!! How was she charged with all that when the arrest in itself was completely unlawful?!?!?! These 2 men need to be locked up for life.
Exactly, I hate that he's calling these two boys "officers"
They're exactly what they got called when they threatened that other kid, rentacops
It's hilarious to me that cops can create a violent situation and then use that violent situation as a reason to arrest someone... Fucking amazing.
They do it constantly too. Their job is to de-escalate, and they do the exact opposite so when someone is finally fed up with the bs and they yell or "act out of line", they'll get thrown on the ground in arrested
They not only do that, they specialize in it. Then, they charge the citizen with creating a public disturbance.
sounds like some guys ex wifes/gfs
@@Minecraftisbeast47 know your rights. New York Times Company V. Sullivan, 1964. You have a RIGHT to speak to GOVERNMENT or PUBLIC OFFICIALS in any legal manner you choose. This includes using language that is "Vehement, caustic and may sometimes include unpleasant personal attacks." If a cop arrests you for getting irrate sue the shit out of their town because they violated your rights. You can address them in any legal manner you choose as long as you don't issue a verbal threat. You can call the pigs etc and if they retaliate they attacked you and violated your rights just fuck them in the ass by fucking the town or city in the ass.
@@werejustgaming I very much appreciate it. I will remember this for the future.
Something tells me that hiring part time college students as police officers as a summer job for credits is a terrible idea. This shouldn't be treated like a part time Burger King gig, being a cop requires a lot of mental maturity that most college kids just dont have.
As crazy as it sounds, they seemed to do the same exact job I've seen from many with 20+ years on the job.
yeah seriously who thought this was a good idea
It seems like a large amount of full time cops lack mental maturity.
One thing I will never understand…is why aren’t the best ppl with the mental patience and smart decision making ppl are the ppl who are police……it’s seem like ppl who are suppose to be truck drivers are cops here
No, I think it is a great idea since 95% of a cop job on the beach/tourist place is just go around and give warning, tickets and just be ''present'' to keep the peace and order. The real problem is they should be mandated to call a real officer to be present if they want to execute an arrest. This whole situation would of never happened if they called backup for a permanent officer when they decided to arrest her.
fire them and arrest them for assault. Another example of intrusive law enforcement that serves no real function.
Seriously!! I mean it's disgusting what cops are generally allowed to get away with.
AND as a side note that I've just been thinking of lately is how ignorance of the law is not an excuse and we can still be found guilty . At the same time cops are afforded Qualified Immunity, where they can be found innocent BECAUSE of their ignorance. How does that make any sense?
Women beaters. They are just frustrated virgins who are angry for not being able to get laid.
So they bash and beat women in a costume to make them feel like a man, they no there will be no consequences.
They’re college students, and so are the officers, they got a badge and thought it was a “do whatever you want” ticket, and this lawsuit surely is going to remove any future work in law enforcement, if it hasn’t already, the victim can surely find their name and inform their employers or future employers of their assault
Weekend tourist officers have no clue about the Law
I give her an A+ for not letting herself be kidnapped without a fight.
You know what, that is exactly what I saw and was thinking. Someone negotiating with a kidnapper.
I actually hope those two summer cops got to stay on the job just so I can entertain the idea that after this incident they tried this on some female marine on leave there at the beach and got their asses whooped by her.
More like A+ for getting 300k 😂
This is a pure example of “we really have nothing better to do so let’s harass random people”
Pretty much yeah.
Welcome to 90% of law enforcement
A mixture of that and "We gonna tax people for living because we own them"
@@joec3090 Typo, you meant 99%
bump
She was right when she said "You're just mad because you thought we were drinking"
Always an ego thing with these officers
@@MisterRawgers Plus its the one that gets college students as police officers. They're special police officers, not a good idea is it?
Being right in front of an officer is a capital offence.
Yup and then their ego got the best of them. These 2 wanna be cops are such losers. This infuriates me.
@@alexandrel6344And at the beach at that.
I like this girl. She stands up for herself and against bullies
She lets due process happen and gets a lot more benefits
Hahaha, when she stated, "You can wait here, just like you wasted your time coming over here. You don't need my last name." I genuinely thought to myself, that's wifey material, right there!😅
Yea good for her she’s not a little beep like those pigs
@@J5L5M6 It was the "don't stare at me if you aren't going to help" that got me.
Forget a "legal" penalty. People need to handle this problem themselves.
This footage is hard to not get riled up over. Whoever fought to get cameras strapped to every one of these miserable bullies across the country did a great service to protecting our rights.
Its done a bang up job exonerating officers from BS complaints and lawsuits too.
@@clauclau1811 Clearly you don't agree with the Courts finding, in awarding her $325,000 for the egregious and unlawfully excessive exercise of authority and use of force, it's clear the Judge didn't agree with your view. Perhaps you should have a word with the Judge, you know, 'set him straight', see what the Judge has to say about your personal opinion!
Let me know how that goes?
@@clauclau1811 Ah. That proves it then. The officers acted correctly. Those comments you refer to prove that the officers were performing a useful and necessary public service. Darn that nasty court for fining the city $350k.
The black ppl that continue to die at the hands of police are the reason it exists
Nevermind that the young lady could very easily have been more cooperative with the officers and had less attitude. Simply agreeing to pour out the alcohol would have been easier. She got caught. Now, during the arrest, did they need to punch her? No. But, from the beginning of the encounter, being intentionally difficult and escalating the situation with just about every action means she should admit that she had some accountability in the incident. Personal accountability is going out the window and the victim mentality kicks in placing blame on everyone else but themselves.
That girl nailed it. They thought she was drinking and was not, and that made them mad that they were wrong.
It doesn’t matter if she was drinking, it is illegal to possess alcohol on this beach.
@@CLWingate and she said it was her aunt's alcohol. all the cops had to do was wait, the aunt was on her way
"Exactly!!!!!!!"
@@CLWingate it's a bullshit law!!!! Not all people that drink are trouble causers!!!!!!
They just wanted someone to blow
OH NOOOOO A 20 YEAR OLD WITH TWISTED TEA!!!! only one causing a disturbance was the cops.
Not sure how she got an F here. She was basically being bullied by 2 physically bigger guys who were overreaching their authority. Getting arrested for basically nothing would have been terrifying. Can't blame her at all for the way she reacted
Immediately becoming sneering and disdainful, arguing over something that she is doing that actually is illegal, refusing to give her last name when there is reasonable suspicion, walking away when she was being detained, kicking around instead of simply remaining calm. I def don't approve of his behavior, but she was still being childish.
I mean she is a child, right? So how should she act?
@@ceciland18 She's 20. I didn't act like that at 18.
@@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366she wasn’t breaking the law. So you lied to make your fake ass point.
This is actually exactly how people from South Jersey and Philadelphia are, so any police in that area should be completely used to it. And none of that is a reason to violate her rights.
As soon as she went at the first people for staring I was like “hell yeah that’s the Philly coming out”
Cops: "What are you doing?"
Innocent Citizen: "Minding my own business and enjoying the day."
Cops: "Not on my watch."
The past 15 years have been a long corruption scandal that the government knows and doesn't care about
"we got her Johnson"!!!
More like
Cop: can I have your name ?
Girl: ufck you officer ufck the police.
Cop: well then say hello to these cuffs.
@@dinogreaver8270 Either way she's still in her rights
@@dinogreaver8270 both are true. She was both minding her own business and telling the cops to eff off for trying to identify her.
Imagine if you forced your job to pay out $325k to a customer you mishandled and you weren't punished in any way. Only in policing.
Who are politicians?
It’s because at our jobs, the $ comes out of our bosses paychecks. Our bosses wouldn’t have it. We are the ones who’s pockets are hurting in this situation. And apparently, if we’re mad about it we can go F ourselves.
They didn't force their "job" to pay anything. They forced the tax payers to.
This happens often in the medical world
yea and I’ll bet you trust politicians too. Just keep naively casting your Democrat vote.. because it’s police that are corrupt according to them too.
And audit the audit gets an F for giving the victim an F when she was essentially assaulted and kidnapped, unbelievable!!
i don't care what kind of rating you guys gave that young lady but she's an A+ from my pov. she put up with not one second of their bs
...and she didn't ask for, or have any choice in being thrust into a situation she couldn't handle.
“We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong. But here’s a 300 thousand dollar settlement for how not wrong we were.”
"Paid for by the citizens of the city."
Hahahahaha. YES! BEST COMMENT
Settlements are not an admission of guilt. They are damage control method to prevent possibly multiple times more costly litigation. In this kind of cases, the city has absolutely nothing to win. They can only loose. They assess the situation in strictly financial terms and more often than not a settlement is the best course of action.
No matter what's the case, they should never be handled with knee-jerk reactions such as yours.
I'd love to see someone on trial for murder use this as their defence. "Your honour, after a thorough internal investigation, I have concluded that I did not murder that woman. I remand myself into my own custody. Thank you for the court's time."
And when the judge calls them out for ridiculousness, they then turn and ask "Oh? So that's ridiculous? The cop who was in here last week said the same damn thing and you let HIM the fuck go!"
300k is chump change for NJ. They would rather spend that than several months in court which would amount to millions in court costs.
The town council should be sued for allowing "college students" to patrol and act as police.
The odds that these two little pieces of shit knew her or just tried to specifically fish out young girls seems substantial to me. Why you'd trust non-professional, 21-year old amateurs to affect arrests is pathetic.
Most cops have minimal training, if you choose someone who hasn't even been minimally trained yet to police people its a recipe for disaster.
It’s a huge liability, The city wants to play stupid game then it can win stupid prizes
And payout 💵💵💵 because of low standards 😂😂
Those so called police are probably not old enough to drink, let alone be cops. This is wrong in so many ways.
@@careyglowe914 they look 20 themselves so no doubt
If a cop came up to me with a breathalyzer test on the beach I’d laugh in his face.
These cops involved in this action should spend the next 5 years in jail as well as being arrested. They should be sued on a personal basis.. The cop who punched this young girl several times in the face should spend at least 10 years behind bars what a disgusting reprehensible person that guy is..
That first cop left out a lot of important information information when telling the other cops the real story. That he actually tested her with the breathalyzer and she had no alcohol in her system. He left out a large portion of the truth.
Yep, controlling the narrative. Media is good at that too.
Gaslighting
Standard procedure.
That nothing new, they lie all the time.
Also no mention that her aunt had left and was coming back and that they could have been hers. Just bs
the fact a $325,000 "mistake" wasn't worthy of any discipline really goes to show the problem. I don't think anyone honestly expects stuff like this to never happen, but to have the entire world against them and still have nothing meaningful happen to them is saddening.
It’s because that money doesn’t come out of the department or the officers pockets. It’s come out of tax payer money, we are paying for their “mistakes” against us. Why would they stop and improve themselves if they face no repercussions and even if they do they won’t get charged because of the almighty blanket of qualified immunity.
It seems to me that the reason for this is that cities settle because, regardless of their stance, they see it as better than losing a lawsuit and having to pay much more. The city technically wasn't admitting a "mistake" by settling.
@@soulslayers2679 It actually comes from the insurance pool you joined as a member of your municipality. The upside is, the insurance co. doesn't like paying out awards and they help put a little pressure on department heads.
Quotes? It was an _actual_ mistake. Stupid decision done brutally, but still a mistake. And they should've been disciplined in a major way!
@@Blue.Falcon well, they weren't exactly hoping to win, that's why *they offered* to settle
When she called him a dirt ball I lost it 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm going through training right now that in part discusses physically restraining people. It should only be used as a last resort because of how traumatizing it is. That girl wasn't doing anything wrong, but bc they escalated it so much, the situation turned into a struggle. When people are being involuntarily restrained, the first thing that happens is panic and fight or flight. I don't blame the girl for freaking out.
The fact they tried to escalate the charges for their actions going public is insane. Corruption is way too rampant.
Oh, yeah, no kidding! Freakin' ASSes!
It's New Jersey; it's not insane, it's standard practice.
Combination of meeting quotas and protecting their fragile egos when people stand their grounds. They're trained to enforce their will, not the law, so anyone who questions what they're doing immediately becomes suspicious to them. They just have to try to trick you into incriminating yourself or create a narrative you did.
it appears to me that after the public got to compare the petty charges against the excessive force and seeing how the punishment didn't fit the crime, the city decided to "even things out" by "making the crime fit the punishment.
@@pennise Lightweight....go to Chicago ;-)
She had every right to sue! These cops tried to ruin her life over absolutely nothing!!!!!!
Senior High School, week . Cape May County, May. 1975, ,,,,,,,,,Marijuana Cigarette in my ashtray. . Jailed, Fined, Court, Lost my Job. emptied my bank account. Drug Offense (Criminal Record) for Life............NEVER SPEAK TO COPS.. F**K The Police......
Cops are a symptom of the larger problem
@@briangoldy8784 crazy. Police gave me my first ticket in high school because I informed someone the SRO was trying to kick out of where the school property line was so they could hand out political literature legally. There was a right turn only sign that was consistently disregarded by everyone and I made a left turn the next day they called me into the office and gave me a ticket. True power tripping scumbags. We need more American heroes like Christopher Dorner, Everett Glenn Miller, and Gavin Eugene Long.
You can sue all you want. But you can’t resist arrest.
@@FatherManus spoken like a true bootlick👢👅
I think she was brilliant! There was no other way she would get over 300k ,but except for the way she acted. Good for you girl.
Absolutly insane, instead of protecting people in the beach these cops are attacking them for any reason. The lady was not conducting a car, she was with friends enjoying herself in beach!
The cop who said "keep your mouth shut before you get locked up too" at 9:12 is a great direct example of this police force
Scare and intimidate, don’t deescalate!
That seems to be the prevailing method of action by police in New Jersey in general.
he should’ve used that against him since he was violating his 1st amendment right and he wasn’t interfering with the investigation and was only a witness
I gotta stop watching these cause it just pisses me off
Oink oink 🐷
What heroes these cops are! Imagine if they hadn‘t been there! People might have had a relaxing, calm day at the beach! Imagine the horror!
Right just imagine if he hadn’t punched a woman in the face in front of children, they could have seen beverages sitting on the beach.
@@DanielJohnson-ps4xv LMAO tru
I bet their parents are sooooooo proud of them.
All because some beverages? US is insane
@@worldpeace1822 "land of the free"
No way she deserved an F.
I’ve just started watching these videos and the first thought I had was “he should make playlists of the states”. Not even 2 seconds later I see them all labeled. Thank you
Someone called him a "rent-a-cop" and he said "you're gonna get arrested too."
Tell me you were bullied in highschool and now have an authority complex, without telling me you were bullied in highschool and now have an authority complex.
I would have dared him to try.
Arrested for huwting my feewings
Tell me you WERE a bully in school and enjoyed it so much you never quit.
The two punk cop wannabes took this to a level that was completely unnecessary. And if they can’t subdue her without punching her in the face, they are neither physically or mentally capable of being police officers. There are openings at a Walmart for those two. If they are lucky.
Funnily enough I interact with cops a lot because I’m in security, and usually the cops and guards with a complex are bullies who peaked in highschool and want to legally bully people.
Who ever thought it would be a good idea to give a couple collage students badges and hand cuffs.
Should be in prison for criminal stupidity.
I know it was a typo. But calling them collage students perfectly explains their level of intelligence.
Yeah man those collage students aren't worth a damn; and don't get me started on college students 🙄
Nonsense. They were absolute scumbag bullies regardless of their age. Normal people wouldn’t treat someone like that even if they weren’t in a position of authority.
Yeah I can't stand those collage students. What's so hard about mashing a bunch of disparate items together anyway?
those collage students are still mentelity developing, it's ridiculous that they were handed handcuffs. Escelated a situation that shouldn't have been.
"shut up or you'll get locked up too" absolute tyrants, honestly
complete incompetence, lack of any common sense, zero logical judgement from those cops... and the girl should not get an F because they wanted to put her in handcuffs which was extremely excessive
Its kind of absurd that the taxpayers end up paying for this instead of the officers.
its kind of absurd to think that the officers have that amount of money
@@MrPete-pe6uk I don't care if they have it. They should be the ones who pay. Why the hell should we pay for their misconduct?
dont worry, its all worthless paper anyway and the governement money printer goes BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Well, where else do they get there money from?
@@lordfarquaad5358 obviously they get it from us. That's why they should be the ones who are forced to pay it back to us, instead of making us pay even more than we already paid them
This is basic math people
The way he nonchalantly said “I hit her a couple of times”. A young girl in just shorts and a thin top, who wasn’t guilty of anything until he escalated the situation.
@Anal Farmer ooh good one. So edgy.
What does her outfit have to do with it? Clown.
having alcohol on that beach is against the law, if you honestly believe that was her aunts tea please DM for some incredible opportunities.
@@bradbrad6521 if your speculation is true, the video mentions an unopened container is punishable by a written warning, not assault and arrest
@@Benry1 yup exactly 💯 👌 but if you re-watch the video, that is what the office was trying to do when she ran away, stopped , then turn around and attacked him. That's what makes her such a bratty karren
Lesson to law enforcement, the citizen gets an F and it still cost the government $325k.
This is not a mistake. This is jamming them up. Remove qualified immunity. Hold them accountable.
I remember seeing this video on RUclips earlier this year, and it was labeled as the girls being ridiculous, not the cops. This is such a good example of getting full context
Same mate I saw the original video over 2 years ago and incredibly least half the comments were attacking her instead of the criminal cops I couldn't believe it 😳
That's cause the same mindset is present of "I don't like how she's acting so it's ok" when they're actually supposed to be looking for illegal aspects not annoying/disrespecting attitude, especially when they did the same back
Yes, even on first viewing it was dodgy. The student cops got butt hurt cos she was lippy.
She talked them into that abuse.
@@peterharris8471 Oh, I see. So, by the same thought process, women who dress a certain way are asking to be raped, right? She did not talk them into anything. 1. She hadn't broken any laws. 2. They weren't mature or knowledgeable enough to handle the job.
It’s amazing that cops can approach somebody that’s relaxing with their friend and accuse, escalate, and arrest a person for no real reason at all other than they’re butt hurt. It’s disgusting
Look all she had to do was give the cop her name, he'd have written a ticket and been on his way. But noooooo, spoiled entitled brat here decides she's not gonna do that. Try and run away, realise she's not gonna get anywhere, then assaults a cop. Then is surprised when she gets taken down. The only person that escalated this was the young girl.
I will concede that the cops could have explained the situation better. But I strongly suspect that it wouldn't have had a huge difference in the outcome.
@@arabcheif Standing on constitutional rights is not being a spoiled brat 🤦! Resisting was a bad choice, even though the detention was unjustified
@@chuckscholl9928 once again spoken like a true idiot. So what you're saying in a round about way is that your right to own a gun trumps others rights to live, to breathe, to love. That sounds childish and selfish to me.
@@arabcheif not giving her name was her right. Thats like saying the jews were escalating and causing issues if they refuse to comply with the nazis. Same concept just not as extreme. Give up some rights just to avoid being hastled. Now she is $300,000 richer because of such.
@@ProxylandGiraffe you're seriously comparing issuing a fixed penalty notice to the nazis rounding up Jews to take them away to be murdered. The 2 things are not the same. Nowhere near it. And if you think they are then I can't help you.
Such an idiotic comment. Unbelievable.
A lot of communities cannot afford $325,000. Preventing such mistakes is not difficult. Years ago I found myself working nights on a pediatric Hem-Onc unit caring for the sickest kids in the hospital apart from the ICUs. My only training was as an EMT, and I got no orientation to the unit. I coped by breaking every decision I made into either of two categories. (1) A decision where I knew what to do. (2) A decision where I did not know what to do. For the second, I asked the nurse I was working with and that moved in from (2) to (1). After I few months I knew that job well.
Police departments could adopt a similar policy about arrests. Rookies get told very clearly that if they have any doubt about what to do, they ask someone more senior. And make it clear to them that a single failure to do that will get them fired.
I really appreciate the approach of this channel to give a reasonable understanding of both sides of the policing part of the law. Giving both sides a grade on how they respond to each other helps to understand both the burden on police officers and the proper treatment of citizens rights.
I love how our legal system says you're innocent until proven guilty, but you're always under the presumption of guilt by police until proven innocent in a court of law generally. This makes the law in general a bad joke.
Very well said and unfortunately very true 💯
Simply the sam old typical political government lingo meant to jusy make it look good on paper from to the outside view and perspective!
It's very excessively used as a major flex to showcase our "so-called" US freedom and citizens rights to other countries across the whole world while doing the exact opposite and totally being contradicting in a real life application ☝
There's so many laws, you probably *are* guilty of something. They just gotta figure out what it is. Or goad you into breaking one.
Everything you do is illegal. Say the cop is having a bad day and decides to kick in your door. Do you have prescription drugs? Suspicion of drug possession, charged with ten years in prison. Do you have a firearm? Suspicion of illegal weapon possession, 15 years in prison. Say they illegally pilfer through your electronics. See that one chick, 5'6-5'7 with double D boobs? Like the average porn star on Pornhub? Cop thinks she's just shy of her eighteenth birthday. Suspicion of cheese pizza, charged with five years and lifetime sex offender registration. Make any political posts online? Like say you said something in the heat of the moment you shouldn't have, about Biden or Trump or Elon or Gordon fucking Ramsay out of anger... Something we all do. Cop thinks that it's a threat. Charged with domestic terrorism and you face 25 fucking years in prison. Now say you're wearing a white shirt like the guy who killed someone last night, in fucking Gnome Alaska thousands of miles away. Charged with murder and you face the death penalty. And because it's all out of 'good faith,' the cop gets away with it scott free.
Legal system is a game of words. Justice and truth have no legal content.
Law is merely the construct of the current power base.
it's the best joke of the western world and it's the same for europe too
It infuriates me that the taxpayers have to pay this instead of the actual people responsible. Perfectly illustrates how corrupt our system is.
Exactly. Even if they fire the cops they just get hired the next day at a different precinct. The good old boy network and the blue wall are alive and well.
I can guarantee you we'd either see a lot more of them cracking down or trying to hide this if they had to pay. Just a couple of big settlements would bankrupt the departments and the officers would turn on each other so quick, not because of their morality but because of that paycheck possibly going away
Imaging paying for such things instead of taking actions against it. I still hope people start working together again soon, instead of being busy hating one and another
Got to sue the employer they are the ones with the money
@@coryburns9161 Uh... Their employer _is_ the government, and that's who is getting sued and paying out in taxpayer money. That's the problem.
I still believe that law enforcement penalties for civil rights are too little to avoid the violation in the first place…
Imagine sitting on a beach waiting for your family to have strangers come up threaten you, then take you against your will and punch you in the head repeatedly all because they felt like hurting people that day. Wtf is wrong with the world. I hate pigs. These police should’ve received life sentences.
"You are about to get dropped" Man that boiled my blood.
Such a strong, powerful man ... threatening teen girl. What a stud ... just pathetic.
@@pawemaliszewski9324Corrupt cop: **sees a 16 year old girl**
Corrupt cop: *"Finally, a worthy opponent."*
These clowns thought she was committing an offense, approached her and obtained proof that she had NOT committed an offense, turned the whole thing into a shit circus, and cost the city $325k. I hope to hell they ended up choosing a different career path, or had it chosen for them. Unbelievable.
Lol Did you watch the video or we’re your too stubborn to see that a 20 year old was in possession of alcohol. “Thought she was committing an offense.” Ridiculous what people think nowadays just completely blind to the real world.
And after smack talking these officers the “Primary” officer is hired State trooper and actually is in the academy as of now
@@keygan3507 closed container and breath analyzer show very clearly she was not drinking. where is your shame? how can you accuse others while being stubborn and blind yourself?
nothing they did after initial contact was appropriate and judicial system confirmed it. if damages awarded after encounter of 10 minutes reach over a quarter of million dollars there is something very wrong with that encounter. that is a clear sign that neither of those temp cops is suited for any authority, let alone law enforcement, role.
they lied, escalated, used lie to execute unlawful arrest, intimidated an underage girl and assaulted an underage girl.
two pretty girls on the beach get harrased by temp cops with authority complex and it turns into a fight where a guy punches an underage girl in the face, several times. how do you defend that, dude, how?
What do they care? It comes from the taxpayers, not them.
@@krane15 and that is a clear loop that removes all personal reaponsibility. it is a legal "carte blanche".
i understand that origin of that practice comes from "thin blue line" and "department policy" mentality where individual would perform actions he may not personaly support but i do find it at origin point of many issues because it, together with "cops do not need to know or follow the law" gambit of quallified immunity, is unique to us law enforcement and just can't happen anywhere else with robust judicial system.
if individual can be absolved of consequence in a system where consequence is basis of deterence legal doctrine, how do you keep that individual from breaking the law (que judas priest)...
how nice of these officers to decide Emily deserved a financial windfall
I feel so much safer knowing these "brave" officers are on the job.
Hiring college kids as temporary cops to police drinking by other kids is like lighting a match in a dynamite factory. I can’t believe any city was stupid enough to think that was a good idea. Even if this didn’t happen, I can think of many other ways it could go wrong.
lol... my elementry school did that. Only for Hall monitoring and helping other kids cross the street with their special flags.... Also back in the day when we actually said the Pledge of Allegence.... (so much better nowadays, right?)
@@Hydra360ci I remember hall monitors while having the pledge. If your friend was the hall monitor, you got away with running all over. Same way my mom and her friends got away with sneaking off to smoke cigarettes back in school. Don't act like the pledge made us all oh so perfect lol.
I mean it's not like they are doing anything different from a lot of the full time cops we see on here, hell they are better than a lot of the full time cops we see on here. They probably tried it out, realized that nothing much changed and rolled with it
@@tinamoul none of what you said is any excuse for how these “officers” behaved.
No wonder people dislike cops. It's even worse having people who are not fully trained policing a public beach. I hope these "cops" didn't get hired on to a police force in any city. Where are they now ????
So her alcohol test was negative, right? That should have been finished until the aunt arrived.
I think I might have just asked them to remove the beverages from view ... put them in the cooler, cover them with something, etc. Simple solution.
The amazing thing to me is how they act when they know they're being recorded.
Sick how these men are smiling when talked to about her being punched in the face. It’s repulsive, That’s clearly a large influence why they chose to be police officers because they want to be able to do things like that and get away with it. These are the same kind of men that go home and abuse their wife and children.
Seems to be a common formula:
harassment -> response -> interfering/disorderly -> resisting -> arrested.
"okay you're getting dropped"
Yeah you shouldn't be in this job.
She picked up his misogyny from the get go and started to assert herself when her reasonable explanation and complying with the breathalyzer should have ended. The line ^ is where he really outed his disdain for women. That’s what escalated her fear which was clearly justified when he started punching her in the head (not sure why the video left it out). He could have given a young mother serious life long health and brain complications over twisted teas that weren’t even hers. SMH
@@total90soccer1 I noticed that too, shes a really good looking woman and hes a college simp with temporary power lmao.
@@total90soccer1 It was probably cut out so RUclips wouldn't throw a fit over it
@@candidapple fr bro i was thinking the same thing man’s wanted to prove himself
I like how whenever an officer is wrong their first decision is to arrest someone
No. Their first decision is to intimidate people. If that doesn't' work they arrest them. If this girl had been terrified and hadn't called the pig out for staring at her chest they would have let her off.
Yup they want a reaction so someone resist or does something stupid in the moment to give them a better reason
Of course, then the financial burden is on us.
They pigs.not officers
Beating a child like that for doing nothing wrong and with no evidence. beating her for not identifying herself and standing up for her rights is groce misconduct and assault. Disgusting behavior by these rookie toddler cops. why would the department allow these toddler rent a cops to be policing with out a trained experienced supervisor. i hope her parents sue for millions!!!
I wish the guys that are featured on your awesome show would follow through with getting justice and keep you guys informed so we could find out what happens. Sometimes, I feel emotionally vested in seeing things made "right."
Her last name is Wineman so she was afraid to provide her last name during this encounter over alcohol. The media lied about this story, they said she was drunk and hostile. She was not drunk and only got hostile after the cops chased her. This story is a perfect example of cops protecting and serving the crap out of you
Wait here for my aunt , you came here for nothing "starts walking away " doesn't it sound like let me drive away , so put your fine on the road I'll pick it up when I come back
She did not want to provide her name because she had a record already. She had already been convicted of assault and burglary.
@@JamieTransNyc Yeah she forced herself on me and stole my pillow.
@@silentvoiceinthedark5665 wouldn't be surprised if every cop who sees this . Just watches robberies etc because they not confident the situation is as it seems. Most of these cop bully things on RUclips you can clearly see the apparent victim is asking for it and testing the waters
"after the cops chase her" imagine a bank robber using this same excuse "I only got hostile because the cops chased me first." You know a good way not to get chased by the police don't break the law, unless your black then its all luck homie.
This SCREAMS the need for deeper psychological evaluation of recruits.
And continuous mental health evals through their career.
That will seriously cut into the number of recruits.
Are you kidding? The evaluators will simply be part of the system. You can't really expect those in power to be judged properly. We just need to return to common sense.
This, I've come to now that apparently the IQ is not that high.
no this screams you cant be a karren until your old and ugly, if you are a young white women you are just always in the right even if you did everything wrong and even plead guilty.
A lot of issues could be solved by eliminating the 16-18-21 standard and having a single arbitrary age of adult and non adult.
“I’m old enough to drive but I can’t vote.”
“Im old enough to buy a firearm but not a cigarette.”
“I’m not old enough to vote, but I pay taxes on my after school job.”
That last one always irritated me. I worked while in high school, had my own car, but couldn’t have certain American rights. Imo if anyone pays taxes and is an upstanding person they should have all the rights no matter their age. Some people have no choice but to grow up faster than others.
The fact that part of the video discusses whether or not the officer punching a 95 pound young woman in the head during the arrest was legitimate or not makes my 🤯.
I don't know a lot about Jersey, but from douchebag cops trying to flex authority on the beach to aggressively petite beach-going ladies, this aligns perfectly with my expectations
Pretty much just like that in the beach towns
This tickled me.🤣
I’m from NewJersey near Atlantic City, your expectations are real. We have a real problem with too many small departments filled with legacy officers with power issues.
Most of Jersey isn’t near as bad as I thought it would be, but Wildwood is indeed full of douchey people.
There should be a natural law against a male hitting a female...
According to the logic of these cops, any time parents leave their house and the only ones left in a house with alcohol in it are minors, crimes have been committed. That is insane.
Not insane. In the scenario you describe, if that alcohol is not locked up, it would be as highly irresponsible as leaving an unlocked gun in the house with only minors. But then again, your premise is flawed. If you leave minors alone in the house and unsupervised, a crime MAY indeed have been committed, regardless of what is in the house! Social Services could take the kids away DEPENDING ON THE SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE.
(Edited in all caps to clarify for those who don't understand English, who don't know or are incapable of researching the law, who won't read the entire thread, or who have an agenda).
@@mangojulie123 That is insane. But I guess we just have different principles. I'm heavily in the libertarian spectrum and you are clearly near the very limit of authoritarianism. While some minors are infants, not all minors are infants. If you can't safely leave your kid home alone for a while starting from roughly 8-10 years old, you have most likely failed as a parent with a few obvious exceptions.
You are like those who want all kids taken away from those of a different religion than you because you view any way of raising a kid other than your own preferred way as abuse.
Think about it.. what is an underaged person GOING to say? "Its not my alcohol, it belongs to some adult who is not here" Then she tries to leave the scene, and text someone to come quick and take "responsibility" for the booze. So patently obvious.
@@alastermystOf course you are free to do what you wish; I have no objection. However, regardless of the principles to which you subscribe, you should never leave minors alone at home because if something occurs which causes or potentially causes harm to come to any of them, you will and should be held to account if you willfully left minors alone to their own devices. If you don't have or haven't yet had kids, I certainly understand why you don't get it.
@@mangojulie123 Oh I get it, I just have drasitically different principles than you and think frankly that your position is absurd. Please tell me the difference between leaving a 17 year and 364 day old home alone vs an 18 year and 0 day old home alone? What exactly changed in that individual that made then untrustworthy, unreliable, and incapable of being safely/reasonably left alone one day and the exact opposite the next?
How is it legal for them to retaliatory press additional charges on a subject after they're called out by society?
I feel much safer knowing that the beach is free from young girls that are sitting quietly minding their own business, especially since they were underage and had unopened bottles of alcoholic beverages. Lord knows what type of horror could have occurred if these brave officers had not put a stop to it by pummeling them into submission.
A "free country" where no citizen is "allowed" to resist virtual anything a cop demands, lawful or unlawful. Right.
No we can. It's in the constitution. You can kill the cop. But you better have the money to go to supreme court.
and if you fight back/resist even slightly they’re allowed to beat, taze, and pepper spray your
So much gun for nothing
@@williamdavis8646 supreme court doesn't have to hear your case they pick what cases they hear soooo yaaaa
@@zironemegeaz someone set precedence already in New York
It’s crazy that you can resist arrest and then they can use force on you for resisting arrest while you’re being arrested for something that you were shown to not be doing. She blew into that breathalyzer twice and it came back zero.
Yeah man said oh shit its wrong uhh try a little further away🤦🏻♂️ must of been hoping someones breathe from the wind picked something up
I'm not sure about New Jersey law, but in a majority of the country, you are not required to blow into the preliminary breathalyzer. It is optional/voluntary. If you get arrested and taken to the police station however, you have to consent to blowing into the high calibrated blood alcohol machine or be subject to additional charges.
In some states a cop can just decide your intoxicated in public no evidence required
yup.. time to allow citizens to defend ourselves.
That's because we don't execute enough of them. They kill us but you think it's wrong to give them what they give you. That's called programming. Get off public TV and Facebook you twits
Go girl! A third of a million dollars for having a justly warranted attitude. I’d say she got an A+ for that.
THIS IS DISGUSTING!!! HOW DARE THESE COPS ACT THIS WAY??? I'M SO SORRY FOR THIS GIRL...
Me too 😢🥺😔💔
These dumbest part about this law they are so heroically enforcing is that these jersey shore towns are built on people drinking on vacation
@@nosywendigo592 well it doesn’t seem like this “dui hunting” is helping to stop the problem, given that your county is the still the 5th most dangerous
Milwaukee Wisconsin, once known as the "Beer Capital of the World" ... You can't buy alcohol anywhere in Milwaukee after 9PM except in bars.
not sure on the justification of that law. If a person wants to just sit at home and enjoy a few drinks in the evening, nope, not unless they bought that beer before 9PM. It's better to drink in public I guess. I'm sure that doesn't lead to more DUI and public intoxication arrests.
Drinking on the beach in a party town is called milking the public
@@barms9768 the justification is always some pearl clutching theologian that snuck bits and pieces of their sect's take on some old book into the law and the turkeys that put him in office just let him.
@@Michael-ii9fs
Notice I said, "Once known as..." ... I never said, "Always and forever known as..." ... ummm, just to be clear a second time...
I don’t live in America, and have no clue about their laws with excessive force. But my gut tells me that throwing several punches to get a girl in cuffs, after doing nothing wrong, shouldn’t be okay. These cops needed to be charged
And stay far away unless you’re coming to visit. I’m trying to get back to Germany to get away from this hell place.
Unfortunately, Cops in America are, in most situations, above the law. They literally get away with violent, brutal assaults & murder. However bad you think it is, trust me, it is far worse!
@@nurse.3903 this is our country.
It does not belong to pigs or the government. It belongs to the people exclusively.
Therefore, running is no answer.
Tip lines can be overwhelmed.
Gunshot sensors can be fooled.
Confusion and chaos are the natural enemies of fascism.
It’s normal practice
The " officers " did nothing wrong here. She was a snooty little brat. Punching her in the head obviously isn't going to do any damage as she Clearly already has brain damage.
Those two cops need to be arrested and then charged with assault and go to prison
My best friend was murdered 6 years ago and the cops haven't closed the case yet, but they can beat up little girls trying to enjoy a day at the beach with family and friends. GOD HELP AMERICA!
I live in NJ and grew up 15 mins from Wildwood. Imagine a state where cops are encouraged to walk around the beach to search for anyone drinking. And then when you prove them you weren’t drinking they look for the next issue to escalate. This wasn’t a rogue cop, this is the mentality of the whole force down there.
Yeah its like they feel they need to assert power when they feel stupid for being wrong
@@bstceltics4 And unfortunately it exists only because the residents allow it to exist. There's a lot more New Jersey residents than there our ruling class tyrants. Most stay silent and the ones who complain do not act.
Everywhere… not jus there sadly… but I hear u!!!
WOW!
Sadly I reside in this horrible state of New Jersey. Where taxes are through the roof and cops in our state are overpaid assholes who have power trips trying to always find something because they pretend that they are doing real police work when they don’t know what real police work is… they get off to hurting and jailing the people who pay their salaries!! They act so tough with guns on their hips knowing that in New Jersey it’s almost impossible for us to have guns… they truly need to be locked in a jail cell with inmates for how they treat their people in their communities and how they are so quick to arrest people. It’s crazy it’s like it makes them feel so good inside. Most cops in New Jersey are pencil pushing scum. I have had enough of it. If this was me I truly would have said to the cop your giving me one more chance for what ?? Your threatening me while you have that gun on your hip your such a real man.. then I would have let him get close to arrest me and I would have put him in headlock. Better yet I think I would have waited till he punched the girl in the head and that’s when I would have grabbed his ear and twisted it… it’s so upsetting knowing New York cops work so much harder are soo much nicer and get paid much less then jersey cops who mostly deal with traffic tickets and domestic fights where they enjoy showing up and taking control and acting all tough… it should have been jersey cops that got killed at that domestic disturbance that happened in New York few weeks ago. God forbid a jersey cop had to deal with that. So to everyone on here New Jersey cops have power trips !!!! They for some reason think they are the law !!!!!! Of course because of the stupid shit government we have here in jersey they are given more leeway meaning we the people need to start stepping up and stepping in because there are more of us then these tough guys. They truly don’t realize they are here to serve us not threaten us not to intimidate us ! Jersey cops are known to intimidate be ware!
2 men (she didn't know) harassed then chased a 100lb young lady down, and beat her up. All because there were a couple bottles of twisted tea near her. Hell of a country we live in.
im sure they both have forcible sexual fantasies towards women like this as they have been shot down in the past in their advances
I don’t think this is the most fair breakdown of the situation. I do agree that the police officers should have been less aggressive and D-escalated the problem. They also should not have punched her. But she did try to run from police which is really stupid. And she continually mouth off which yes the police also did but in this situation, both of them did awful. Don’t try to spin this into a police are just evil situation. In this case everyone was in the wrong and it would’ve never escalated to the situation if the girl hadn’t of helped it escalate to that point.
Greatest country on earth?
@@mikemikemikemikemikemeup
The gaping chasm dividing the parties is one represents supposedly highly trained professionals, the other a stupid young civilian!
@@OpinionFactChecker not even, and I live here
If cops can’t find trouble, they’ll make trouble.
That guy totally lied to the superior. Said she was underaged drinking and had Twisted Teas. She blew a zero twice.
What always gets me is how giddy they get when they "get" to arrest somebody.
I noticed that also. Check the smug look on the fat cop around 12:05. Such a dork. Kind of made me want to punch him myself.
Most Police officers are dumb bros. I said what I said. I would say 95% are absolutely douchebags. 5% are genuinely good dudes.
@@jaylxxxi1908 i've seen the opposite way more often lol?
power is one hell of a drug
I'm just happy the police are out there protecting 20 year olds from possessing a twisted tea on a sunny day.
Imagine the chaos if these heroes weren't out there.
lmfao
Shows a true bully she was small could do no real harm , they used way to much force for no crime.
Which may have been Grandma's tea too.
After watching enough cop vids, you start the realize the cops maybe more addicted to your ID than an alcoholic addicted to booze...or a "papers please" Gestapo.
A true bootlicker.
Lmfao
Those cops and their familiar should be so proud
This is why body camera should be a thing. To shield good cops from the bad.
I’ve always struggled with how can you be charged with resisting an arrest that’s illegal? She’s not under the influence of alcohol, does not have possession of alcohol and does not have to give her details the officer, so how is the arrest justifiable?
It’s not legal and is almost always thrown out, when there is no legitimate probable cause.
exactly it's not hard to understand, if an arrest is illegal. It get's handled in court.
Because the logic, is you and police don’t decide what is or isn’t legal and police are supposed to be able to make an arrest assuming that they believe that a person has broken a law and that law constitutes an arrest.
Then you would be called to a court where a judge should supposedly throw out any case that wasn’t a real arrest explain to the officers so they know for the next time and everyone leaves slightly inconvenience.
So in this case while the “police” kiddie cops were definitely just abusing power, they could just say oh well we thought not identifying yourself is an arrest able offense because x reason
So any resistance or struggle would be resistance because to the officers it is a legal arrest, and to the court, the officers were in fact trying to accomplish their job albeit in a terrible way.
You wont be charged for resisting an illegal arrest, however you might be killed. Argue your point in an air conditioned office with his boss, or on the street in a fight with him. Its up to you.
Respect my authoritay
Hey cops.. if you ever wonder why the citizenry despises you, watch this video.
As much as I despise the 2 PoS in this video, not all officers deserve your stupid remark. Stupid people like you fixate on the negative & turn a blind eye to the officers that put their lives on the line to protect people, solve murders & bring killers, rapists, drug dealers & pedos to justice. Maybe you despise them because they have held you accountable for your eff ups? Some cops are bad. Some cops are morons, but those bad cops should not over shadow all the good things decent officers do.
FACTS!!!
NO SHIT!!!
Or like 90% of ATA’s or LackLuster’s content
The police didn't do anything wrong... the girl had "constructive" control over the alcohol! There was no adult there, at that time, she was the only person with the alcohol. If her aunt was there it would be different, the aunt cant claim control over the alcohol if shes not there!! She acted like a brat and got treated like one.
Video taping is everything.
I’m completely sick to my stomach. This poor girl was at the beach enjoying herself minding her business, and she ends up beaten and hauled off to jail by thugs in police costumes.
“She had twisted teas” what a criminal, I’m glad you guys got this one off the streets…..
Violation of three ordinances. They tried to write her a ticket. She tried to escape. They pursued. She fought, kicked and spit. They punched her. Story over.
@@JamieTransNyc Well said. Though you forgot the part where the city had to pay her for her behavior. I really wanna get paid for breaking the law. Why is it every cop I run into is so good at following the law, and I know they aren't breaking my constitutional rights? Oh right, kuz I'm not some windbag from youtube shouting about my constitutional rights when asked for my drivers license while driving.
Sorry, I ranted. I still like what you said though.
@@d3clazclown716 honestly the laws we have in the us about underaged drinking is even dumber than weed still being illegal in some states.
@@d3clazclown716 The really scary part is that so many people can watch this video, and honestly think that the girl was an innocent angel, and the police were "out to get her". The cop was just doing his job, making sure no bottles are on the beach, making sure no alcohol is openly consumed or displayed, and making sure no minors have posession of alcohol. She was breaking all three of those ordinances, and would not just accept the ticket like her friend did. Notice her friend (the other girl sitting with her) did not end up in jail.
@@stuff4812 And that's a fine opinion. If people have a problem with the law, they should fight to change the law, not how it's enforced. This is a common misconception, that police are out there just trying to make people's lives harder. The problem is, especially in this case, is that if they let it slide, then everybody thinks it's okay. Then it escalates even further when they do enforce it, because 'we were allowed to do it last week!'
When you put too much authority in the hands of people that aren't mentally capable of handling it you put all our lives in danger.
that's about 1/2 the cops in America....
That's a fair statement!
These assholes aren't capable of tying their shoe laces
Amateurs. All this power in the hands of amateurs.
This is why military academies, corps of cadets, military prep schools are hell on earth. They breed narcissists and sadists.
I’m embarrassed that a beach full of citizens allowed two grown men to punch a scrawny 20 year old girl for no reason.
These tyrants threatened to arrest everyone who verbally disagreed with them. They are nothing but a liability. Disgusting.
Regular cops are already dumb enough, how is it even remotely legal for non cops to stand in and be given this kind of authority? This is insane.
They don't have any authority other than what you allow them to have. They are offering to contract with you; they are doing business. You can ask them, "Are you here to do business for the corporation?" and if they say yes, then respond, "I'm not for hire and I'm not doing business with you." That's it. Repeat if necessary. Statutes are not laws, they are corporate by-laws. There must be a substantial contractual nexus between you and the corporation "STATE OF NEW JERSEY" and/or "CITY OF WILDWOOD" for their statutes to have any force.
While they are not old enough to drink, they give them badges, guns, and cuffs. Way to go NJ! Try taking a gun to NJ. No one will ever see you again, except your cell mates. AND NJ gives these kids guns...
@@MP-qn1jw Well, that depends if you try bringing a "FIREARM" into the "STATE OF NEW JERSEY" or if you opt to bring arms onto the land commonly known as the New Jersey (Republic).
@@alphaforce6998 Facts
@@alphaforce6998 That is 100% bullshit. You've been upvoted by three very gullible people.
i love how the cop tells the dude not to worry about his gf when she literally just got the smackdown laid on her by two cops
Ong that was funny asf 😂
Well dont play dumb games and act tough . Problem solved lol
Officer you treat taking a persons freedoms way to casually … and there was no need to hit her in the face. Shame on you … terrible and shameful