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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2018
- An officer approached Keilon Hill after calls of a "suspicious" man in the neighborhood. Watch what happened from both Hill's cell phone video and the officer's body cam. #CNN #News
Found not guilty in court. The man is now suing the city.
@@Trumpy6 oh okay even better. Stupid DA had the nerve to take the case and paid for it.
@@gwolf6975 You clearly know nothing about the law or exercising your rights. He violated no ordinance, he was talking to people about a political candidate he represents. The cop never even went to the person who called 911 and get the report from them out of their mouth. The 911 caller never spoke to the person they called in about, they just assumed the black man was selling stuff to people door to door. As usual cops never got both sides of the story. He was not selling anything like the false 911 call said. The owner of said property has no sign that says no trespassing or asked him to leave. You don't need to ID to cops in all states unless your about to be arrested. Even in stop and ID states, you don't have to show ID legally unless your about to be arrested. Cop never said he was detained for most of the interaction, he said to stop, cops have to say your detainted, otherwise you have no legal obligation to talk to cops or help them investigate yourself. You clearly are not the kind of person who exercises his rights, and your a clear cop sucker. SC says you don't have to follow illegal orders issued by cops, like the ones in the video. Stop is not a legal order, according to the SC, SC says the cops have to say your detained. This guy knows his rights. SC says you should not even talk to cops nor are you under any legal obligation to do so. Just because you don't exercise your rights because your a sheep, does not mean others don't. Throw around whatever BS you won't, if they guy was white people would not have most likely called the cops on him in a nice clearly white neighborhood. You clearly don't understand what it is like to be stopped for being black, getting paid less because your black, or anything of the sort. I have. Enjoy your white privilege much? No law says you have to be respectful to people at all, let alone people violating your rights. It is easy to speak like you do, when nothing you mentioned has ever happened to you. As a black person myself I been on the end of such things. Perhaps before you talk about a story like this you should learn the facts and learn the laws and your rights.
ShawnDRuth again,, you dont have to be breaking a law to be stopped, that's what a fucking investigation is for, to get information on weather or not a crime has most likely occurred. This procedure based on the understood information, is lawful ad can be per the FBI dickhead. never said anything about having an I.d. CARD., campaigner or not, all this pompous ass had to do was say hello to the guy probably sick and tired already of being out there with the bashing these guys get daily, just be respectful of the guy commissioned, answer a few damn questions to CLARIFY that he "wasn't in the wrong" and MAYBE he would be walked. And in a " cop sucker" because I was raised not to disrespect these guys unlike some folks who argue and pull the bullshit Jessie Jackson race card? , ok. I appreciate your opinion, you're funny. Have a nice life in the future ghetto that the west is becoming, well all be there.
@@gwolf6975 C'mon man, if the guy is not breaking the law the cop should have just left him alone, just plain common sense...
G Wolf you sound like an idiot and can’t comprehend what the man just told you
This dude put his hands in his pants several times and didn't get shot
lucky dude
Khophi Turner I noticed that I’m surprised he didn’t say nothing
Yeah, what an ANIMAL. Of course, only a brave hero would end somebody’s life for putting their hands in the pockets.
@ I think you might have missed the point
Big Bungis Nope. I just made a few more points.
Why would he get shot? The cop would not be allowed to shoot him anyway.
Harassment of a public official really?? The cop approached him, then the cop followed him. That is harassment of a good citizen.
craig henshall he had no warrants and that is good enough to not be harassed by the road pirates.. at least it should be
@craig henshall do you have any questions?
craig henshall because if he had a criminal record the police would have had a press conference and ran it down like it happened that very day.
@craig henshall How do you know he is bad?
Tanjirou Kamado it’s harassment because he didn’t break any laws and he’s not required to talk to this cop.
“Have I broken any laws?”
“That’s not the point.”
Uhhhh that’s EXACTLY the point. Dude was free to leave cause no laws had been broken
It makes him more suspicious that he's trying to avoid the officer and his questions therefore giving the officer more of a reason to detain him if he just cooperated this would have never happened
@@TheLordOfTheEggs The officer didn't have any reasonable suspicion the black kid committed any crime, so there's no reason the kid needs to stop or answer any questions. If the officer had articulated a good reason for the stop other than "you're not listening to me," this would have never happened.
Get burgled and you'll see the life differently.
@@TheLordOfTheEggs You have the right to remain silent. So if the police have no reason to arrest someone, then they can fuck off. I should start calling the police for everyone walking outside claiming they look suspicious. Apparently I'm allowed to do so... Because it's suspicious that people are walking outside during a pandemic, isn't it?
@@Wellshem the fact that you see a black dude in the video and immediately think burglary...
Imagine walking away and getting charged for harassment
Honestly tho
I genuinely lol'd.
@@seththegreatcoc8674 cause he didnt need to?
@@seththegreatcoc8674 still he didnt need to just like how he didnt need to give an Id still my point he didnt need to
@@seththegreatcoc8674 why do people like you always have to blame the victim for not submitting to every unlawful order? You want everyone to be a bootlicker when it fits your narrative but you probably defend the Constitution when it comes to other matters like gun control or free speech (for those that already agree with you) but when a minority is harassed by officials they should suddenly forfeit their rights because it makes you feel better?
I thought America was supposed to be the one of the free. Not the land of the selective freedom...
"I didn't break any laws.."
" That doesn't matter "
That about sums it up.
Youre an idiot
Nicholas Buch * you’re
Nice
@Shaun and Shon I just find it REALLY convenient that 99% of police officers fall into your "requires more training or the termination of (their) employment" category.
"Can't claim we're all breaking the law if we're all ignorant of the law!" - Cops
Nicholas Buch you are the idiot here mate
How in the hell is walking away from someone harassment?
He was arrested for failure to lick boots!
In the country that i live in, if this happens that police would become a meme, grilled to hell, and probably kicked out of his job for good(public pressure could also affect that) because a cop can't just arrest someone on the street without a warrant unless a crime is happening on the scene.. and is it just in the US where the call "he looks suspicious" happens
Just being “suspicious ” isn’t enough for an officer to detain an individual
I guess just being a good citizen is now suspicious . Good citizens and bad cops . A good citizen who knows his rights and talked very respectful versus a bad cop who doesn't listen, typical.
I get so sick of the line the cops uses every time you turn around : someone called and said they see a suspicious person walking around in the neighbourhood so don't you think now that this's some excuse they always use now but people don't understand that this is constantly going on because that's all you ever see on youtube and even they know this's something constantly going on because they watch youtube themselves so is it a trademark that this is something that cops have to do as policemans because the other cops are constantly doing so wouldn't you think that blacks are just sick of this crap but they just continue to do so, when is there a stopping point so this is why many always bucking against the police because we sick of this mess but when they bust a cap in the police they wrong and that is wrong to do so but when will they stop this crap but they are constantly putting real nice cops in danger because of the dirt they does and it's so sad that innocent cops lives end because these dirty racist cops are just constantly bothering with blacks but we are one in the sight of the Lord and this the blacks country as well as it's the whites so what's the problem because I don't raise any of my kids to be racist to whites or any other races in this world or our country because it's not a one race country but they still don't get it but it starts at home the way they are being raised or taught but that will never get you to heaven because Christ is love and if it's racism Christ will let you know when we all appear before his throne on judgement day and no race will enter into his kingdom with malice or hate in your heart if you dye in sin with hatred in your heart
It has to be a reasonable suspicion, which the cop didn't have.
Jatar 74 officer:your kinda sus
“black guy was not a criminal”
Which is why people protest and riot. Many people say we're doing something wrong when we protest but we're not. Sure riots are unnecessary, but protests aren't. (When I see "we", I mean those who actually believe in a democracy where things are at peace)
I like how he was arrested for "harassing an officer" when it looked a lot like he was just walking away trying to avoid being harassed by the cop.
Cops job is to investigate and determine if a threat is present and a crime has been or is going to be committed. If you don’t allow that investigation then the cop can’t do his job and efficiently ensure safety.
@@Pangusable the law says a cop cannot hold you unless you are being detained,being sucpious snt a crime. Either he detains him and holds him for the legal 48 hours he can be held without being charged or the police can let him go.
He wasnt being harrased. If he's called in for being suspicious then the cop has to investigate. Him walking away and causing a scene about it just makes him more suspicious. I don't think you know what harassing is
@@marcusdoherty9139 he explained to the cop what he was doing the cop refused to drop it and let him go when he was clearly innocent of any crime. The cop was just on a power trip and didn't like that he walked away even tho he was within his rights to do so
I did the same thing.
i think people in that neighborhood who falsely accuse the guy should be arrest
thats not how it works buddy. while everything that happened here is wrong that would be just as bad
For being racisms
Rukkuman Hannafii exactly. The pricks in that neighborhood need to lose their jobs immediately. They aren't dit to work for anyone.
Well, technically, he doesn't live nor is part of that neighborhood, so him being there would be suspicious.
Just the cop wasn't satisfied that he doesn't need to know who the guy is, all he needed to do was figure out that he was the suspicious person and what he was doing in the area.
YESS. For letting that police officer falsely arrest that innocent man
There is no 'other perspective.'
1. He is NOT soliciting.
2. He is NOT being suspected of a crime.
3. He is NOT carrying any illegal contraband on his person.
The "other perspective"....IS.....He KNEW his Right and didn't Comply, with unlawful orders.....Which is a Crime for Black people!
@@velvetrose7729 The crime is the immediate death penalty on the spot. Or a reservation in a hospital for the ass whipping especially BCP ( Before cell phones). I'm glad he survived.
There is "another perspective" in a literal sense.
Do you not realise that someone called in about a suspicious person which means that they then need to investigate this call and see what he was doing in the area, it's their job to answer calls and then go to the scene what ever the call may be.
@@senatorarmstrong6886 I don't see what people don't understand about that, it's pretty fucking simple.
Guy : Did I break any law?
Cop : send me backup!!!
“You’re under arrest.”
“For what?”
“For resisting arrest.”
"What the fuck is that, the moebius strip of arrests?"
@@Chiborino lmao that had me in tears
Loooooll
BRO IM CRYING THIS IS TOOO FUNNY
Mm yes, big brain time
"YOURE BEING DETAINED FOR NOT LISTENING."
what i said to my 5 year old for not picking up his toys.
What is the polices respons with, when you can't give them any way of identification. This man isn't even give out his name.
Im ahowing this to my kids as proof that they will get arrested if i call the cops when they dont listen
@@shotsfired1106You make it seem ridiculous. It isn't about your kids getting arrested because they didn't bring out the trash. The officer asked this man for identification (which he should've done at the beginning) and he didn't even say his name after asking him for bunch of times. It seems to me that americans have an obsession that when a white cop has anything to do with a black person, they automatically become a racist. I by now, I know the that some amendment says that they aren't allowed to ask for anyones names until something serious happens, but then again he got arrested because he harassed the officer (by the definition of didn't let him do his job)
, which is a state in Iowa, because he didn't say his name.
@@kowaletzki No, you are wrong. People have rights and just because an officer asks or tells you to do sonething doesnt make it lawful. Cops dont even know the law and even if they do think they are above it. An officer cant just walk up and ask your name or for ID
@@kowaletzki iys about accountability
The officer said "I CAN detain you" when the guy was walking away, meaning he was not at that moment detained and therefore and interaction was voluntary, so he was within his right to walk away especially since the officer's reasonable suspicion of soliciting had been proven wrong so no further interaction was necessary.
U hit da nail on da head! 100% agree
@AngelConfetti.You are spot on with that.That's why he was found not guilty.
Peace be with you all 🕊️
Those private prisons won't fill themselves up, you know.
I know, right!?
True
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It's literally this.
@LAST WILL BE THE FIRST Stop trying to force your beliefs on others. Let people reach their own conclusions.
I love it when police officers avoid questions and give answers that make no sense
“Your being detained”
“Why?”
“Fumble bottom”
I love when they ask questions that make no sense.
"I got a call about a woman screaming. So who are you texting?
I saw a video of a person asking the officer "why am I being arrested?" And the cop answers "Yup"
You don't get it the cop is in the right
He had reasonable suspicion to stop the man, the man was being uncooperative and avoiding the cop. 911 calls can serve as suspicion so no, this man was just trying to get his own moment of Black lives matter when in reality the cop is just doing his job.
@@cowtaplayz8277 yes he is suspicious because he is walking on the street
So basically he was arrested for literally no reason and despite the evidence nothing was done to the injustice detainment, got it.
Achilles he was black and wite police officers just want to arrested black people for no reason because the think the stand above them
Rishi Binda your language arts teacher should be arrested for not teaching you correct grammar
This is AMERIKKKA
It says why in the beginning
Point interest you get alot of bad daily karma huh? No reason things go wrong they just do? Weird
Black guy: *walk down street*
People who live there: a suspicious man is walking down my street I think he is about to break into a house
One thing we cannot do anything about is the constant supply of idiots we run across. I took my grandson to the water park one evening and some idiot woman called the cops on me because she profiled me as a child predator. Even though I had had no interaction with any child except my grandson and had only done what people do in the parks everyday. And in the process she told the cops two provable lies but was not charged with filing a false police report.
to me it wouldn't matter what color the person is if there is some stranger walking up and down the street in front of my house I'm going to watch him.
@@gurnblanstein9816 make sure you carefully observe what they're doing before you "swat" them...that's how that poor Indian man who didn't speak English was injured by cops when he went for a walk in an unfamiliar neighborhood ( he was staying at his nephews house, visiting ) and got confused about which way was back.
This was reported as "suspicious" behavior, and apparently neither genius cop ever encountered anyone from India, or ever heard a foreign language spoken before...the guy was 80 and hospitalized while they "detained" him.
Where do you live? I'll make sure never to spend money in your county😆😆😆
People tend to react offended when someone is doing a poor job at work that directly affects them; cops shouldn't be surprised or offended when they roust citizens out of the blue.
@@leonardwolf1820 73 million of them Mr. Wolf, they put the current "president" ( trump ) in the highest office in the land.
The odds were definitely not in our favor! 😆
Man: Have I broken any laws?
Cop: You're filming in portrait.
That should be a crime. LOL.
He's guilty until proven otherwise because the police have made contact with him.
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@@jedahn what country do you live in? In America, it's innocent until proven guilty. He broke no laws. He was being harrassed, but was charged with harrassment.
"I'm aresting you"
"For what?"
"Not listening"
This is truly a shame.
Well when an officer approaches you and asks you something most people would just cooperate but this man just jumped to the conclusion that he was a racist. This is the problem that African Americans have with officers, they all think that their racist when their really just trying to help
Guys if someone calls 911 and says there’s a “suspicious” person in my neighborhood they have to go investigate, the cop didn’t just come up to him they called on him! It’s different lmao idiots they have a job to do
@Mickey Mouth Why should I, Im just stating facts here bud.
@Mickey Mouth Also what reason would you have to not cooperate with a police officer and don't say all cops are racist or some stupid shit like that
@@snowmanjj you're a f****** idiot Mickey mouth said it right
Guy: *waves at a cop
Cop: Is that a gang sign?
We need to investigate, if you don't cooperate you're impeding the investigation, you're not being detain but if you walk away we'll detain you and maybe arrest you.
So now give me you're name, you're ID, what you're doing, what your gonna do later in life, what you were doing 5 years ago, who did you vote too, from where you came and finally tell me what is this sorcery, black man walking in the street? Some kind of black magic?
Isaac dead lmaaooo
Also cop: what’s wrong with your hair? Are you going bald? What’s on your head, a swimming cap?
@@amirg.8147 lol
It’s not a gang sign. It’s more of a threatening gesture.
"I can detain you because you're not listening" these cops arethe best comedians 🤣🤣🤣
every teenager in the world would be in jail...
many of these cops are ignorant and arrogant, so no one usually listens to them, and they get so mad that they become cops so they can now legally use violence to force someone to listen to them
Hmm, if a teacher pulled that shit with a kid in school they'd be fired and sued.
@@MrDJROGERS A lot of these police are living in Dickensian times my friend.
Peace be with you all 🕊️
First sue the cops. Second demand the dispatch and 911 records to determine which homeowner thought it was a good idea to call the cops on this man. Then... sue that homeowner as well.
A black Republican…THAT was what made everyone suspicious!
Lmmfao swear that's what I was thinking.
No because we do not know anything about what he did before It all got recorded so thats not true
Neo Lindblad, I’m (sort of) joking.
🤣😂😅😂😂🤣🤣dam that’s funny
Willie Holmes bet you a Democrat called it in 😂
A black man walking around a neighborhood is breaking the law now
Yes if he is without chains !!!
iamAdan that’s not what it was about, he got a call and when he had asked the man a few questions he didn’t comply to ANY of it, and refused to give the police any answers, people don’t understand that getting put in handcuffs doesn’t mean you are getting arrested or even charged with anything, it just means you are being detained, take it from someone who has been in handcuffs before, as a white Latino, and yet I wasn’t arrested or charged with anything
You have to listen to the police. They investigate crimes. IF this man was robbing or was a potential threat then it makes sense for this boy to just comply until everything checks out and then he can fight it in court. It's difficult for sensitive masculinity to allow a figure of authority to tell them what to do..... All this situation shows is that you go to jail for not listening to the police. The people who called got exactly what they wanted.
No, he isn't part of that neighborhood (meaning lives nor frequents), so he was suspicious. But once the cop learned that he was just canvassing, which is not illegal, he just needed to report to the caller of what the guy is doing in their neighborhood.
Same cold happen with me if I went running around in a nearby neighborhood because I am not part of their neighborhood. So if a cop stopped me, all they need to know is, I decided to start running there because I felt like it.
@@joshcardenas9366 He did comply. He told the cop why he was there and the cop could verify by the campaign material that he was canvassing. That should have been the end of it. The cop kept pressing going into territory he had no business in and trying to misrepresent canvassing as soliciting. This is the second day in a row this has happened at the point in time the video was taken. If you don't assert your rights they will be taken.
He asks," have i broken any laws" and the cop says," thats not the point".. Umm yes it is.. I amSO OVER the POlease!
#comeLord 🙏🙏🙏
Seriously just fuck it end times please this is unredeemable the flood did not work
The officer didn’t tell him that he was being detained. He kept saying if you keep walking away from me I’m going to detain you. That means he had no reason to stay there and listen to the officer if he wasn’t detained yet.
The cop was just mad because he didn’t get his Big Mac that day
Tbh
Ironically, that is his name: Officer Big Mac.
Don’t ruin the 69 likes
Or his Krispy Kreme
or Dunkin' Donuts
When cops losing an argument
Grabs radio
Cop:45671 right here I need back up
42069 over
@@user-fg8ux8zo6w WAHAHAHAHHAHA LOL
@@user-fg8ux8zo6w 🤣🤣
the man is not cooperating
@@pork43 The man did nothing wrong. He wasnt soliciting. He had a reason to be there. And he tried to leave when the officer confronted him. And you are defending the asshole cop! Jesus, your parents failed you. Lol
“Someone called you a suspicious person”
“You look suspicious to me”
Oh the irony, you can literally call the police on anybody and call them suspicious and this is what happens.
"I'm detaining you."
"For what?"
"Because you're not listening to what I'm saying."
So many things wrong with this officer's conduct. "You're not listening to me" is not grounds for detention. Detaining someone does not authorize the use of cuffs - Arrest does. The officer couldn't articulate reasonable suspicion for a detaining, but went ahead anyway. So disappointing.
They can use cuffs to detain.
“Have i broken any laws?”
“Your not listening to me.”
The crime of disrespect, how dare he.
im a criminal defense attorney. the way you test whether you its a lawful detention is to ask 1) are you detaining me? 2)do you have a reasonable suspicion that I've committed a crime? 3) what crime do you reasonably suspect i've committed? Cops only have to answer your first question though, and if the answer is yes, you should remain still, BUT you still do not have to answer a god damn thing they ask. Invoke the 5th and 6th amendments and if they do not have independent proof that you've committed a crime, they have to let you go. Memorize this. Know your rights. Comply with police requests physically, but do not answer their questions. Good luck.
LMFAO bro
Is this Sarcasm- I can't tell because I'm stupid. ;-;
@@imlost19 I'm also pretty damn sure its against the law to impede an investigation. The cop just wanted to know what he was upto. Also he had reports of solicitation.
KrazyKiwi he told him what he was up to tho. What else does he want?
"Police arrest black man for breathing"
Literally what these police live for.
Although in this case it's the cop who does most of the breathing.
Jeus Christ, seriously, are there ANY cops left in the states that aren't fat out of shape pigs!? How dafuq is this even possible that they ALL get that fat in a job that relies in part on you fitness?
@@Sweet.Mother.of.Cheesus because all they do is ride around and get free food. I know I walked in alot of restaurants and the y all got free food.
2 weeks ago i was literally just breathing throughout my nose in my car and a police officer stopped me told me to turn my car off calls his supervisor for backup and almost gave me a ticket. He said he thought I was sniffing coke. Can't even breathe/meditate while being black these days.
I saw him breath and I was just so scared I honestly feared for my life. That's exactly what a white cop would say.
The tone in the cops voice when he said, “Why am I suspicious”
Whyy?? Hmm, you're the muthas shooting and suffocating ppl for existing??
Something is seriously wrong with the American police department's officer's mentality when it comes to knowing the law, and how to execute their duties.
That's exactly what I keep seeing, cops who are constitutional idiots and don't know nothing about the law. I guess nobody's ever going to teach them because it's not required. Welcome to America, now go sit on the curb and wait for me , or other unlawful commands .
@@jatar7445 I guess each officer have different concepts of what their duties and responsibilities are. Like some are in law enforcement for financial security, cause it's family tradition, they genuinely what to make a difference in their community to protect and serve, they aren't skilled or qualified to do anything else, sees it as an easy task. I guess some like the idea that they get to carry a gun and look the part. Those are the scary ones
I suspect a lot of it is that cops are ignorant of the law. They are is serious need of education and training.
When the cop said "I'm a suspicious person because I'm a white person?" in a sarcastic tone. Would you imagine that? The black dude is labeled suspicious because he's black!
@@Wellshem Dude what the hell? You're saying being a certain race in a neighborhood that's primarily white is supicious? Are you serious?
@@Wellshem Even ignoring your blatant racism, that doesn't give the officer just cause to infringe on someone's rights.
He needs a reason to detain. His dented ego for not licking his boots isn't a justified reason.
He swore to protect rights, not infringe on them.
Wellshem from how the leaves look on trees and the brown leaves on the floor, you can say it is autumn. There clearly is wind and autumn is chilly. This video was made in November. How is it suspicious that a guy is wearing a jacket and a hat?? No he is not wearing a hoodie. Tell me again how this guy looks suspicious my friend...
Wellshem bro you don’t even have to respond actually. The comments you’re making are super racist
Wellshem your whole logics is racist. Sorry, you admiting he is „suspicious cause he is black in white area“ and claiming you are not a friggin racist? I am happy i don’t live in America, you disgust me.
Now thats called irony! Campaigning for the GOP and gets arrested for it. Priceless!
The Clintons labeled us as Super Predators. They've added to the hysteria
It's not irony, this was covered already. Basically Black People who are better off think they don't have to deal with the racism their poorer brethren faces until it happens to them. This has been covered by the TheAdviseTvShow. Throughout history, the rich tramples on the poor, it just so happens that the poorer race in America is predominantly Black. It happens in Asia as well. Chinese thinks they're better than all other Asians because for the vast majority of Asian History, they were. There were 2 time they were surpassed: Mongolian Empire and by the Empire of Japan - during which time Japanese considered themselves superior and labeled the Chinese "Sick Men of the East".
Black People want to be treated better? Then make more money than White People, which is is near impossible at the rate that Median Net Worth is disappearing for Black People. I'm well aware that America has a bigger bias towards Black People than Asians, and I support Civil Rights for Black People (and all people). Because America can easily choose another race/religion to harass at the drop of a dime (think Islam or Japanese Internment during WWII).
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My thoughts exactly
The cop was probably a democrat mad that he left the plantation.
Irony indeed police is a democratic job and when a black man wants to go to the conservative side the democrats arrest him very sad
Ego trip. There's an officer by my house who stopped and harassed me I gave him all the info he needed, he left then circled back claiming he'd like to speak with someone i lived with. I stood up for myself and told him no. Now he circles the block hoping to run into me again so he can find something I'm assuming. I literally see him driving just about every day. Police harassment is real, very real.
It's crazy how in the US you can just get arrested because someone thought you were "suspicious".
He has been deteined because he looks suspicius or because is not cooperating with authority?
@@carld7820 if they try to detain me for "looking suspicious" or for something I didn't do, you bet your ass I'm not cooperating. Last time I checked, I have rights and I'd like to be treated like a human being.
@@indrandayakire8892 you do that, and see what happens that's how things escalate. I don't like cops either but fact is these dudes are trying to get home safely to while doing their jobs, if somebody called the cops they have to investigate otherwise they can be held liable if they do nothing and the guy ends up going on a killing spree or some crap like that. You have to think Beyond yourself, mature and grow up
@@DZ302-Z28 actually police cant be held liable if they don't do anything. See the case in NYC man was being stabbed to death when he a civilian attempted to stop someone from attacking someone with a knife, cops watched the whole thing go down in the adjacent subway car and didn't intervene. Police DO NOT have to protect you, they are not obligated to. There are many other cases google "are cops obligated to protect you." you'll see plenty of cases.
Cop: continuously harasses a black person
Black man: walks away
Cop: * harassed *
Yep lmao make it about race that's the answer. People like you will never stop caring about race and even if all the racists dissapeared racism would survive in you because YOU are racist.
How is he harrassing the police man when he's trying to get away from him? Honestly the person who made the call should be held accountable.
humixmusic4lyf because he's white and he says so.
US garbage justice system won't allow that.
Ikr? Which is more dangerous? An innocent, unarmed, black man just going about their day trying to promote a congressman, or a white person with guns, tazers, and handcuffs legit threatening an innocent man? Just because they have a badge does not mean they are here to protect us.
ikr.
@@feet71 FR!! Also this guy went about it the wrong way; this -blatant racism- misunderstanding could've been solved with a short, polite, friendly conversation. But oh no, that cop wanted to go through the long BS process of arresting the guy. smh.
They need to create laws that make it a felony when people make these calls to police!
I saw Mr Hill's original video, it was disgusting! I'm so sorry thus happened to him, he was polite, respectful and absolutely within his rights to walk away as he wasn't being detained! Sue their asses off!
“What crime have I committed?”
“You aren’t listening to me! 😰”
Darnell Onyewu Thompson lmao youre dumb asf. Trespassing on a public street? Solicitation yet he wasn’t offering any services? How fucking stupid are you.
Darnell Onyewu Thompson last time I checked campaigning on a public street isn’t breaking any laws.
Darnell Onyewu Thompson canvassing is not trespassing. It is part of the first amendment for politic outreach.
😂😂 the funniest part I might add 😂
@Darnell Onyewu Thompson You a cowardly Deplorable peice of shit, that's what you are PIG
Imagine being charged with harassment for walking away from somebody lmao
Or for refusing to comply to a simple questioning after being identified as "suspicious".
@@nathanenos2322 Do you think its ok to be identified as suspicious if your not doing anything suspicious ?
Nathan Enos refusal to comply with a police officer =/= harassment.
Now imagine just answering the question and going on your way and having absolutely no problems. Get your ego in control kid
fullyawakened this particular officer should have recognized the situation, the man wasn’t “soliciting” and the report was based on him “looking suspicious.” He wasn’t reported for solicitation, just for walking around in a hoodie being African American.
And people wonder why all this craziness is happening! The unfairness is unbelievable!!!
AS A BLACK MAN THIS PISSES ME OFF. Is it wrong that someone in the area racially profiled you and called the cops?...yes. How ever that does not make it right for you to give this cop a hard time. Just because to are not physically fighting him does not mean you are cooperating. If you have truly done nothing wrong, give the cop your name tell him what your doing so he can leave and yall can both have a good day. There are times when black men and women are harassed and harmed by police for no good reason. Those issues and problems need to be addressed with in law enforcement through proper training, education, conversation, and accountability. However this is not one of those times. The officer was there to find information, not take you off the street.
Trumptard Im an American that strives for peace and making this country better. As far as I can tell from this video All this situation leaves us with is a law enforcement officer with a harassment charge, another black man that doesn't trust the police and don't forget the racist racially profiling resident of the neighborhood that called the cops in the first place. That person is still living there with those views. How is that better? The way I see it the true problem (racism in that neighborhood as well as others) still persists. Hopefully your obvious patriotism and love for this country will drives us all to solving that problem. P.S. if that resident was addressed I'd love to know
this video:
1% police work
99% “stop”
99.9999% two men acting like kids arguing over who's pen is who's.
Actually it’s all police work, a suspicious person was reported so it’s the officers job to investigate. Even tho the guy didn’t do anything illegal by him not cooperating that is interfering with an investigation, which an officer can’t just drop cuz the guy didn’t want to listen, all he had to do is say his name and why he was there. But since he decided to interfere with the investigation that can be seen as obstruction of justice, hence giving the officer the right to detain him.
@@lokkenload1135 Aaaaactually... the Supreme Court of the United States of America disagrees with your personal opinion of how "police work" is done:
“a person may not be detained, even momentarily, without reasonable, objective grounds for doing so; and his refusal to listen or answer does not, without more, furnish those grounds.” Fla. v. Royer, 103 S. Ct. 1319, 1324 (1983).
This ruling of the Supreme Court means that it is 100% illegal for an officer to detain someone who simply refuses to listen or cooperate with an officer, without the officer having more than Mere Suspicion before they detain the person.
Maybe you should try to actually understand how laws work, and what proper police procedure is BEFORE you try to correct someone...
Sorakiba um actually if an officer is giving a report you can ask if you are free to leave or you can ask if you need to show identification, if you are acting suspicious but haven’t done anything illegal you cannot just walk away when an officer is questioning about suspicious behavior.
@@lokkenload1135 What you are talking about, is the difference between a Consensual Encounter investigation, and a Terry-Stop investigation... the difference between the two types of police contact is what is called "Reasonable Suspicion" - in a Consensual Encounter investigation, the officer has no Reasonable Suspicion of any specific crime, an officer cannot issue lawful orders, and the citizen is free to not cooperate, and may walk away at any time.
During a Terry-Stop investigation, an officer has Reasonable Suspicion of a specific crime, may detain the suspect, and may issue lawful orders to the suspect.
The "Am I free to go?" is a layman's way of finding out if the officer has Reasonable Suspicion of you committing a crime... if the officer says "No, you are not free to go" - This by default means that you are being detained... it also means, by default, that the officer is claiming to have Reasonable Suspicion of you committing a crime. (or the officer is just a shitty corrupt bitch of a cop who is violating your rights)
In this video, the officer did not have Reasonable Suspicion of any crime taking place... If you've studied this case, you would know that according to the police, the only information contained in the 911 calls that they received, was that "a suspicious looking black male was wondering around the neighborhood, and possibly taking pictures of houses"...
In America police cannot simply "investigate" a person under the suspicion of "every single crime that exists in the whole entire world", as you seem to think they are allowed to do - you are wrong - when the police conduct an investigation, the investigation MUST be related to the specific crime that the officer has suspicion of the individual of having committed
ruclips.net/video/zQY6kakw-qQ/видео.html
When the officer arrived on the scene, Mr. Hill was NOT actually suspected of any specific CRIME. Because being "suspicious looking" to some random johnny-fucking-no-body, is nothing more than Hearsay, which is not admissible as evidence against a person, BY LAW.
dictionary.law.com/Default.aspx?selected=859
The officer thought "Well, maybe he was soliciting", and went fishing using that as an excuse to try to raise the encounter from a Consensual Encounter investigation to a Terry-Stop...
However, Mr. Hill engaged the officer in the Consensual Encounter investigation, at the beginning of the video, and explained to the officer that he was not soliciting, an act that requires the exchange of goods or services for monetary remuneration. The officer had even already asked Mr. Hill if he was "the guy handing out the fliers", this proves that the officer knew who Mr. Hill was, and that he was campaigning, not soliciting...
At that point, the officer's only suspicion of a crime was alleviated... He no longer had any excuse to attempt to claim Reasonable Suspicion... He had finished his job - he was DONE. All that was left to do, was to thank Mr. Hill for his time, and write up the report.
Without Reasonable Articulable Suspicion of a specific crime, an officer can only attempt to engage an American citizen in a Consensual Encounter investigation, whereby a citizen does not have to cooperate, and is free to walk away at any time.
Here is a video from Professor of Law; Dan Capra, of the Fordham Law School, to educate you further on this topic:
ruclips.net/video/fJk7r-48_cc/видео.html
Cop: “You’re under arrest!”
Guy: “For what?”
Cop: “For not listening!”
Me: I should’ve been arrested in class so many times then 🤨
It's resisting arrest, he just worded it incorrectly
all he was going to do was just ask what he was doing and his information and then he just decided to not listen to the officer
@@evan7539 resisting what arrest though. he cant be arrested, he was put in cuffs with no real charge
Also impeding the investigation. The area has had a lot of burglaries. They think robbers are casing houses pretending to be soliciting to get close and know what's up. So those things will be investigated accordingly for public safety.
evan The train police officer worded a phrase incorrectly? I think he knew what he was saying.
The issue here is that the cop felt like he could detain the man for whatever reason he wanted, regardless of any laws not being broken. This is a classical power trip. "I said stop, so stop or else". Cop needs to be fired or remedially trained!
This is an abuse of authority over an innocent civilian... He is clearly stepping over the civil rights of a law abiding citizen... Hope he gets fired
I blame the person who called the police on him when he didn’t break any laws.
true
StonerHAS it’s okay you can blame the blockhead to who couldn’t see there was nothing to stop him for in 5 seconds presumably because of some ego based power trip. Police officers are very seldom the best and brightest of the community.
hey dipshit, white, black whatever if you have someone just randomly chilling in your neighborhood chances are somones gonna call the police, if u have kids yes
Actually if he didn't live at the property that owned the big rock he was sitting on, That could be trespassing. Beyond that, the black guy had every right to not say a word and walk away from the officer
They said the area had a no soliticing clause, so he's likely violating that.
“He won’t identify himself as a suspicious person.” LOLOL
It makes more sense if you read it backwards, "As a suspicious person, he won't identify himself".
allycookie2009 ”person suspicious a as himself identify won’t he”
@@JayKay788 See, now don't that make perfect sense?? Lol
1234 w
i very much agree with you he was being uncwpertive with the police offer and you have to cwoperrate wuth the polico
- I'm investigating a suspicious person.
- Have I broken any laws?
Like bruh the point of an investigation is to find out if you broke a law
In the article about this in the des moines register it says,
"Ray is heard repeatedly asking Hill to stop and talk while Hill, at times using profanity, refuses and asks what crime he is committing."
Profanity? I watched through this a few times and never heard any
He did use some l, in the extended version.
"A resident called police because they thought Hill was suspicious"
*Scared middle-aged white woman peaks from behind blinds*
who said she was white XD
Isn't that obvious fucking idiot
Hahaha you hit the nail in the coffin with that one.
I thought him suspicious by his own statement A Republican candidate!??!
HAHAHAH!!!!
Campaigning for the people who called the police and said he was a suspicious person.
Priceless.
David Young called the police?
Can I get a source on that?
@@bigol9223
The person who did is almost certainly his voter
@@Orikron something pretty strange about this whole thing
The Shockmaster ok that some bullshit statement right there because there is no way in hell you can know that. Give me a link to a source that says that.
I can guarantee you the people who called voted for Obama.
The minute we acquiesce to this type of treatment and hand over ID we all lose a bit of our freedom. Good job sir!
Congratulations, you have earned a lawsuit, officer. Great job, you done it again.
i just love how almost every american cops are literally fat and not buffed
Actually they usually aren’t fat, they wear 20-ish pound vests that make them look fat.
Edit: I don’t know about you guys, but this is true with police officers around where I live, but I guess it’s not the same for you
That's why they shoot people all the time so their fat asses don't have to run.
Like dont they have to pass a exam showing they are capable of doing the job smh
@AHR 12 im sorry i didnt mean to bring any race,but "some cops in america r just weirdly overweight" hehe
@Alex Mount 😂
as a young black man, my heart was pounding for him, especially as he fidgeted around his pockets/waist area... @ any moment the cop could’ve “feared for his life” & ended my brothers....
I was definitely worried about that when I saw him doing that.
Yes, especially when he started walking away 😱
Dawg, my heart was racing too. We've seen too many videos like this that end with a corpse.
Shits fucked mang. Breaks my heart.
@@2w0lf12 shut the fuck up, nerd.
My heart was beating too. Yes I am likely of African decent. Where from, I can not tell you? How come if I have swarthy skin I am not an American?
I don’t live in America, but in my country the police has the right to detain you momentarily in order to find out who you are etc. I think the cop did great in this case.
The police officer didn’t know that he hasn’t broken any laws. they have to investigate If someone reports a suspicious person even if it was a racial profiling incident
“put your hands behinds your back”
“why”
“because you’re not listening to me”
snoop c he meant resisting arrest, the cop just didn’t say it correctly
It's Icto why was he being arrested? He didn’t do anything
Sean Alexander the cop approached him because there was a suspicious man in that neighbourhood, the cop thought that the black guy was suspicious so he approached him.(NOTE: the cop had the right to approach him)The black guy kept resisting arrest and failed to comply multiple times, thats the reason why he was arrested.
@Thadson exactly you cant be arrested ONLY for resisting arrest. What is the arrest for?
@bfk4lif but he isn't obligated to co-operate. that's not how the law is written... it's called the rule of law... the law reigns supreme... not concepts which could make your work easier... the law... sh*t it's not that deep
You are a white Man with a gun, you look suspicious to me. Best answer ever!
pretty racist, but i dont mind, if u said it to a black guy, you are a black man with a gun you look suspicious, you are immeadiatly labeled as a racist.
You are argentine. That looks suspicious to me.
G.R.I.M I don’t see any black cops shooting white people 🤷🏾♀️ soooo white cops are more likely to shoot a black person. End of discussion
@@janai4773 its cause white cops are pussies they dont belong in the field, there better off herding cows, and milking cow tities
G.R.I.M You understand the reason he said that is because they were racial profiling him right?
So the peopel who called were racist and now the cops are being racist too? This is my conclusion.
Edit: okay I rewatched the video again and yea my conclusion is still racist cop and racist caller
Really hmmmm so if in that area where soliciting is banned and someone calls the law on what may look like someone doing that, then yes the person is suspicious on that cause hard to tell between the two. Now the officer was investigating a call in which the person of suspected soliciting is not allowing a investigation and being a real hard head and not allowing the officer to do his job and act as so yes u r now impeding a investigation, Which in fact u can be detained for but it seems to me as if the officer was not trying to cuff and work out a peaceful investigation but his not complying forced further action. Now for the person who called, good on them for the actions they took. A person who had pamphlets it seemed and maybe going door to door. Protect your neighborhood, your neighbors, and yourself from potential threats. Funny thing is y'all calling the person that made the call racist. I don't ever recall if knowing the caller was white, black, Mexican, Asian, or if this actually took part in a white or black neighborhood. Looks like fine area to live in. Cut grass, nice homes, and clean roads, might be a black neighborhood, oh wait I'm not the one who thinks just on the cut grass nice homes and clean roads it must be white neighborhood cause well "everyone knows black neighborhoods are stereotypical opposite of white neighborhoods" just maybe a mix of races in the neighborhood. OHHHH NOOO ITS A WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THEY ALL R RACIST. Look in the mirror asshats
@Ocdrari Drogon lol I have been profiled 3 times, and guess what I did... answered the questions, I had nothing to hide and let the officer do the job. Was I in a questionable situation Yes... but I was respectful some what.. didnt get pissy cause I was in the right just gave them the info I wanted and was hassled but I walked away with no cuffs on.
@Ocdrari Drogon hopefully my child will not be out 12 at night having to walk 15 miles to his home and he is smarter then me cause my stupid ass got my license suspended and walking home a white cop pulled up on me cause I was jumping in front of cars "which I done no such thing" in the middle of the town of Conway sc main street just cause I was walking... and in that moment he like me answers the way i did and with the tech these days I hope he will use that in court if they wrongly detain him and i hope he makes mad money off it and that cop gets fired
@Ocdrari Drogon I hope that after a black cop jumps in his face like the black cop did me outside of a theater and tells him if I leave the theater property he will arrest me for trespassing. He does what i did look the officer in the eye and tell him to keep a eye on me and then proceed with tickets into said theater. Because I didn't look like the type to see Ronnie Milsap a blind, county piano player. I have been profiled probably more times then you will ever be but hey i didn't get arrested by acting a fool.
@Ocdrari Drogon yep it's not right that someone that's innocent gets hassled but you know what's worse then being innocent of anything and being a good person? A dead innocent person or paying the court fees for being a innocent person, sitting in jail for being a innocent person when 2 mins of cooperation can save you alot of ass ache. If pigs (cops) wanna push there luck sit there let them cuff you and carry you to jail alive with your 5th ammendment, till ur lawyer shows up and let the lawyer settle it for u. Tell the bastards what your doing, don't give your name, home address or a hard time. Be honest and respectful (honesty has gotten me outta alot of trouble) and if after all that they still act up please be arrested but alive
This is Facts , I have been profile in front of my son since my son is light skin they actually thought I was his babysitter!!!! by police officer who threatened to send me to jail if I didn't cooperate and answer there stupid bias questions about my own child that I Birth !
Am I being detained? No. Then I'm free to go. Everyone needs to know this line
That's pretty on point
It's a great line if you want to get arrested. It could have worked if he gave him his id first.
Obviously that line is irrelevant to police
Good line to know but it doesn't just allow you to leave. So when people keep asking am i being detained and not listening to police your just going to piss the cop off and he will throw the book at your ass.
@@DelDaRonin yeah I've seen videos where it has worked in the past , but now yeah they don't care
"He's being uncooperative and walking away from me. He won't identify himself as a suspicious person."
WHAT
You heard that too right lol. Smh
@Eddie Davis Yeah he meant to give himself a reason
"I aint broken none laws",
Well if an officer tells you to stop because you look suspicious, you need to stop.
After he's done discussing with you on "soliciting", you free to go!
People might say, he didn't have any contraband, but how would the officer know? If the police gets a call, they need to respond, they don't care what you done and or what you broken, he just needed to talk to him about what's going on, if you walk away, then you are very suspicious! it's better to stop.
He was walking away and got charged with harassment.? That doesn’t make any sense
"You're a white person with a gun, you look suspicious to me"... truth right there.
So contradicting and stupid do you not see the racial profiling there?
xoxorp he reversed it on him to show the same reason why he was being stopped. The cop obviously didn’t pick up on what he was saying
Gitano, no, he was saying that to prove how stupid it is to call him suspicious just cos he's black
The man is very smart. Especially when he was laughing after he was arrested. He is really a good person
@@aprimic that's not the police fault, it's the caller fault. Police just doing his job
*911 whats your emergency
*A black man is walking down the sidewalk
*Sending a squad car over
Edit: Wow its been 5 months since I’ve seen this video I didn’t think I would get this much likes.😂
Edit 2: A year and many more likes, I appreciate it.
didnt know you had audio of the phone call. can you share it please?
SuperBoy SuperRad pretty much sums up their whole investigation
Damn right, again, 1) fits script and location, 2, upon arrival now he's suspect in another crime in case you cant see: trespassing,,, 3) refuses to identify himself, which is resistive, you dont have to fight. Followed by passive resistance. done.
G Wolf Black lives matter so what if a black person looks sketchy its not harming anybody. Suspicious activity is not a crime at all
Pamela Howard I think ever since Trump became president a lot of these white racist people think that they become more powerful and think they have the right to call black people the “N” word and been more racial profiling going on way more than I’ve ever seen. And no offense to anybody thats white commenting on this😔
That sorry excuse for an officer needs to be fired for harassing Mr. Hill, and the city and state should be ashamed of this department! Even when a person tries to walk away from a situation, having broken NO LAWS, he's STILL arrested!
imagine thinking soliciting deserves any of this.
if you think you found the person, from your car, tell him to leave the neighborhood, and go about your day
I’m just imagining the nosy white neighbors peaking through their window blinds
"Harold! Harold! They're finally arresting that scary ni- I mean African-American"
aspebb 😂exactly
The cop knew he had no grounds. But he likely figured "I can't get in trouble for arresting this guy either" I wonder what will happen with this cop?
😂👌🏾
Look Barb, he got him!
“He’s being uncooperative, he wont identify himself as the suspicious person we’re investigating.”
RootySauce This is not a 3rd world country (or nazi Germany) where there is a circus in effect or where when you have to show your “papers” anytime an officer asks. So he doesn’t have to be cooperative because there’s no crime being committed for him to be detained as a suspect of. You don’t understand, cops are to enforce the law and they cannot apprehend anyone unless there is the presence of a crime to where this subject fits a description. No crime has been committed and the neighbor called the police on someone because they think he’s suspicious? You have to understand you do not have to be cooperative with a police officer who has no reason to detain youOr arrest you. You cannot stop a person illegally by them only being suspicious with no crime is been committed, and then ignore that and arrest him and saying that he’s a cooperative or he won’t answer your questions or he wouldn’t show ID. The reasons for showing ID are if you’re found guilty in a traffic violation or of a crime in that neighborhood again there is no crime so there is no reason for anyone to cooperate with the police when you’re minding their own business. It’s illegal to investigate suspicious people window crime has been committed and the person deemed suspicious does not fit any description. Had there been a crime committed in that neighborhood and the description fit this guy, only then with the cop be authorized to detain him. You dumb fucks don’t get it, being suspicious or looking suspicious when there is no crime being done and a cop who singles out someone who there is no description of for any crime that has been committed - is illegal
Seth Winters It’s the both of you in this post that don’t get it you dumb ass. Go read my comment.
Not cooperaring his black ass, he just made himself suspicious since he didnt tell the officer his name and his objectives/ motive being in that neighbourhood. Please if you have done nothing wrong just calmy coverse with the police and COMPLY, if they are wrong you can SUE them after easy as that.
@@generalz0hr It's not just about complying. Some officers will literally harass people because they feel people HAVE TO comply since they're officers. They have a superiority complex and nobody should have to cater to that. We see people all the time who comply and still get shot.
A lot of ignorance on here ... That boy knew exactly what to say and what not to say to stay within the confinements of his rights.
Another case where that city will probably end up having to pay after the trial...
Now in that country, you can't even walk on the street, what type of place is it?
Dude just doesn't like his "power" to be questioned.
I was just waiting for this dude to go full Cartman and shout "YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITAYYY!"
Authoritaw
🤣🤣🤣
bahaaaaaa That would've been hilarious!
he seems like the type
“We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong.”
Kinda right
Damn sound about right
You... You guys do know how bureaus of investigation works right? They re not related to local PDs... I would love to facepalm but my hand isn't big enough for that level of nonsense
@@uwotmatte7577 The point is about US police investigating US police. I'd like to face palm because you don't get that bruh
Uwot Matte Internal affairs is a department within the police department. Large police organizations use internal affairs to investigate complaints.
“Campaigning for the Republican Party.”
🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
He was within his rights to keep walking.
This seems like a neighbor racially profiling and a cop just being forced to do his job
Finally someone who gets it
David Teare how is he being racist he said nothing to offend a person of color I just fill like u just butt hurt someone is stating facts and it’s the officers job to protect and serve and since his being called to a suspicious person his just doing his job the individual just didn’t want to cooperate with the officer all he had to do is give the officer his name and the officer would just do a quick background check and tell him his free to go, so it’s his fault his was in cuffs not the officer
@@cody9444 you're to white to understand what crime did he commit ? no crime no id thats law bitch or are you a pig shet
David Teare what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response, were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this comment section is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
What do you mean by "forced"? So every time someone is calling for a person he thinks suspicious , the officer HAS to arrest him?
I think i understand far better than you do and im not even from the USA.
I’m arresting you because you’re not listening to me. Every husband in the country would be arrested.
Nice sexist joke bro!!!!
Lol foreal .
I think husbands can say the same things about wives.
What you say? Wasn’t listening!
discoho77 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Issue #1: Iowa, Issue #2 Why was he canvassing for the party that oppresses him?
Not all republicans are against black people. (not that I know the guy he was campaigning for)
NAW ITS THE DEMOCRATS THAT ARE OPPRESSIVE!!
@@Shadow-hv2vp Because we make rules that prevent business from destroying the earth, paying people starvation wages, and using healthcare as a perk not a right. Yeah, you're right, we are the ones oppressing people. You're so smart, everyone should listen to you and your all caps.
@@Robbedem Your party is not for diversity. Just look at it. Whether or not there are some good republicans, they have all bent over backwards to the far right nationalist, Q-anon crazies that make up 30% of this country. You really want to be associated with that?
@@Fellowtellurian don't worry, I'm not associated with them.
I'm not even associated with the USA politics, since I'm from Europe. ;)
I don't know the explicit laws in Iowa, but based on what is shown I support the police officer in this case. It's not his fault the residents reported the man. They very well may have been racially profiling him, but the officer was doing his job. All he was doing was trying to investigate what the man was doing, since people had reported him as being suspicious. He wasn't being rude or violent. I'm sure if the man had just cooperated and explained himself, none of this would've happened.
Don't be upset at the officer, unlike many other scenes you see online this one handled the situation logically and calmly. Most times they escalate way too fast and he did not do that. If you want to be upset at someone, be upset at the people who reported the man. They're the ones who very well may have had racist intentions.
The person who called the was probably racist. At the same time the cop is in no position to dismiss a 911 call and he has to investigate a "suspicious person". He doesn't know the man's name or have any id. The suspect is walking away and avoiding the investigation. The cop can't assume the man is innocent and he can't arrest him. He just needed more information. Totally bs for the cop in a shitty situation and even worse for the man being harrased.
A logical comment in a sea of pure fucking aids. +1 sir
I’m pretty sure you would feel the same way if you saw ANYONE just waking up and down your street... he was probably walking around the same place for a while for somebody to notice..
Adrian Trejo I don’t think most people would care tbh
If someone walked up and down your street repeatedly for a few hours I'm sure you would probably call in a suspicious person case too,doesn't matter what their skin tone is
@@davionlthomas not really people do tht all the time thats the point of having a sidewalk its for people to walk on and they could have also asked him whts he's doing by they I mean the person who made the call
“have i done anyth wrong ?”
*silence*
“no, so i shall walk away now”
“THATS NOT THE POINT, U NOT LISTENING TO ME HANDS BEHIND UR BACK”
.
whaaat is wrong with cops these days geez
Koru Nanase exactly smh
These days?Its been going on only thing change is now is cameras
Phlem Taco
Thats the whole point. He didn’t have to.
Phlem Taco
Don’t be mad at him for knowing his rights.
@@CassidyStarke As you can see he just made the situation worse by not answering. Its so simple. You guys still wonder why we hate black people.
These stories never go anywhere. The municipality confidentially settles out of court and cuts a check for $10k while admitting no wrong doing or liability, and they just move on to the next victim that is unlikely to know or be as assertive about their rights.
He won his lawsuit. His name is Keilon Hill
beware of getting detained for "not listening". Heavy penalties.. apparently.
"have I broken any laws". "that doesn't matter". holy sht, that says it all.
TheTruth stop talking
TheTruth that doesn’t matter because someone has reported him and police will come and conduct a basic investigation regardless of a crime.
The whole point is to check if he has done a crime or is going to.
Your insinuating that he was meant to get a call about a suspicious person get there and have the guy say I didn’t commit any crimes and be like
oh ok my bad I’ll get going then
@@sharky2414 You do realize that the American Legal system does not operate based on your feelings about how it should operate, right? You're basically just trolling, by saying stupid shit like "someone called, so the cop has to investigate the person" - That is not how the legal system works. Do you know that there are only three legal types of encounters that police officers have with civilians, right? Do you know what Reasonable Suspicion is? No, you don't... you would not have posted such a stupid, misinformed comment if you did.
Please look up the three types of encounters that police can have with civilians, and look up Reasonable Suspicion... then answer these two questions:
1. Was the stop a terry stop, or an attempted consensual encounter?
2. If you claim that it was a terry stop, please state what the specific code, ordinance, or law was the officer has Reasonable Suspicion of having been violated upon arriving at the scene?
Sorakiba so someone calls the cops on a suspicious man and your telling me it is not the duty of the cop to investigate?
“Hey there’s a suspicious man outside”
“Oh yeah? Ok. Well you know let’s hope he isn’t up to anything because it’s not my duty to go check it out.”
Stop being so ridiculous of course a cop will be then informed by the dispatch and be on his way. He will then ask questions and make observations when he feels there is no threat he will thank the man for the time and leave. He will be obliged to do this to both black and white alike. He is literally just doing his job. If anyone’s racist it can literally only be the person who said he was suspicious
Francis Duran wtf are you even on about? Did you miss the whole basis of my answer?
Someone reported a suspicious person
They are literately using the service that the police offer -that they pay tax for.
This police officers job is to ensure there is no threat and to assure the concerned neighbour is indeed safe.
He was not accusing the black man at all, he just wanted to ask some questions to ensure everything was ok. And the black man decides his going to run away from the cop - the cop who’s literally just doing what his been called to do. The reason the black guy was detained is because he refused to co operate refused to go through the procedure that would prove his innocence or guilt.
"You're arrested for resisiting."
*charged with harrassment of a police officer.
What a joke
THAT was the part people should be commenting about.
Mr. Tonight You can you explain how this officer was racist? Cause all he did was investigate a call and like always for people to look innocent they’ll go straight to harassment or racially profiled
@@firstperson_shooter4072 because there isn't a penal code for "suspicious person". And depending if you're in a stop and ID state or not, you don't have to cooperate let alone hand over your information unless they can articulate a crime that you've committed, and/or about to commit. Watch some high dessert community watch and california guardian videos. They get the police called on them all the time for "suspicious behavior".
Disgusting conduct by a racist piece of genetic slop!
So... "not listening" is a crime...
To be clear, I am 100% for police reform and better handling of systemic racism. That being said, it appeared the police officer showed tremendous restraint while simply trying to investigate a complaint against someone who was being rude and uncooperative. Targeting someone for their skin color is obviously wrong, but for the cop to be unable to even appropriately ask questions, to seek information, or to follow up in any meaningful way with someone who was complained about is also a problem. I mean how else do you know if the complaint was valid or not?
Imagine following someone around for a few minutes and then arresting them and charging them with harassment.
They say that police released this to show they are not racist, but i still think that was racist.
@@Thsfnkids You're stupid. You call the cop racist and then call him a "whitey pig" like don't you realize that's racist too?
race have nothing to do with it, its just cop is aggressive narcissistic and wanted someone to submit to his will that day, that felt good for him i bet you
It was NOT racist! The guy could be Chinese and still get called in as a suspicious person. Stop throwing around the race card!
Unknown Unknown The policeman needed to do an investigation because of a call from a racist person on that he looked suspicious. The policeman is not racist because he is obligated to check if he is doing something suspicious! The dude didnt answer any questions, if he did he would have probably been left alone...
@@umadbro3059 : The Police cannot pick and choose which calls they take.
in this case the cop didnt even wanna be there. he is supposed to ask him some questions and then they both leave. the problem is that the guy was scared. thats the problem of the us system
he is supposed to unearth a crime or invent one.
It’s reached a point in the US where if someone calls I a “suspicious person”, there simply needs to be the immediate follow up question: Suspicious how?
No answer? Have a good day, we will not be dispatching any officers.
So it's ok to disobey authority? As a black person I disagree with the young man.... All he had to do is cooperate. What part of respecting police don't people understand? If they say stop.... Your tail needs to stop!!! You don't get to excuse yourself because you don't think you did something wrong. I could see if he was being cooperative and the police still arrested him.
That 24 year old man is being ignorant, and that's what's wrong with the black community.
Stop being so freaking difficult. Make their jobs easy and if they are doing something wrong, sue them!!!
If you be cooperative you making it easier for your self in court. Unlike this young man with so much mouth.
@@Trumpy6 FIRST OF ALL.... I AM BLACK!!! I PROMISE YOU I AM!!!
SECONDLY ALL IM GOING TO SAY IS YOU ARE PART OF THE REASON AMERICA IS IN THE MESS ITS IN!!! YOU DISRESPECT AUTHORITY!!!
@@Trumpy6 which is stupid... No wonder America is in the mess it's in. Full of entitled clowns.
@@Trumpy6 apparently you don't know the Constitution. A police officer is a police officer and has authority whether you are obeying or not!!
@@Trumpy6 then tell me where in the Constitution it says we can disobey police when we think they are in the wrong.
Give me proof. Show me the rights you claim to have.