College Cop Killer’s Disturbing Bodycams Revealed
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2023
- In this video, we examine multiple bodycam videos that capture the interactions between Hollis Daniels and law enforcement prior to the tragic shooting of Texas Tech University police officer Floyd East Jr. in 2017. Hollis Daniels pleaded guilty to the murder of Officer East Jr. after being arrested for possession of a controlled substance. The Law&Crime Network's Sierra Gillespie presents a detailed analysis of the footage, which provides insight into the events leading up to the fatal encounter on the college campus.
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The bodycam clips showcase Hollis Daniels' encounters with police before the shooting incident. Through these videos, viewers can gain a clearer understanding of the circumstances surrounding the case and the interactions that preceded the tragic outcome.
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Imagine sending your kid to college, and this psychopath is his roommate. Every parent's nightmare.
For real
@@agustistkingforeal foreal
Like FOReal
Wait...like fr fr? Or fr? I'm so confused
imagine sending your kid and the psychopath is ur child
So he got taken in for possession of drugs and he thought shooting a cop inside a police department would make things better? Absolutely unhinged.
Its not just that, they wouldve found the gun when he was searched again to go into jail so that was it i think but still yes unhinged
@@cryptonize2105 It's called xanax and you're delusional :)
Mental health privilege seem right
that's what xanax does to your thinking
Mental health issues..
His parents acted like he just got caught shoplifting at walmart. No big deal, son... Wow
They’re probably in shock
Scared of him obviously.
if you know only one side, what do you expect?
yeah, idk what they were thinking, Idk if they were
@@DabsDadshe did. AA lot of ppl are raising these entitled brats
Wow!! Evidently he wasn’t searched before being arrested and after being arrested the cuffs were taken off and he’s given the liberty to keep and talk on his cellphone. Unbelievable.
Omg. I thought I was the only one who noticed.
the phone was likely on purpose in hopes he'd do something like call his parents and incriminate himself.
Right?!! He had the gun in his boot the whole time!!
He was searched but they didn’t search his shoe.
@@chuck889 that's exactly what it was
Having a bonding moment with your father right after you killed someone else’s father is absolutely sickening.
Cuz he knows his son is done for and going to prison for life. So say ur sweet nothings now
He was just manipulating his father and telling him what he wanted to hear. He was perfectly relaxed and playing with his feet the entire time.
@@atsylor5549100% correct.
You'd think someone with such a loving and close relationship with his family, "vulnerable" enough to tell them how much he "loves" them in front of the cops and how bad of an error he'd made would have thought of them first before resorting to gun violence in an attempt to solve his issues.
He even got his own father to apologize to him in case he "let him down."
It shows the state of their relationship. They probably never even spoke that way to each other. It took killing someone you know. 😔 when your kids are troubled, don't send them away. You keep them close to home -of course send college if they'll go, but when they're troubled, don't send them off by themselves. They knew this kid was troubled. 💣 He even said it himself -. "I'm always giving in trouble
Go back to your basement and cry
This kid and his parents were in so much denial about the gravity of the situation.
No denial- entitled. I know this type. I have hung out with them. Very rich and think they are too smart and cool for any laws. Parents created him to be like this. Not denial at all. They still think their boy is a victim (of the sytem) and that the cop deservered it for harassing him. It's hard to explain but they really feel like they are all victims. They truly have zero remorse for the cop. Trust that. Again, I know the type. Did you notice his $60k BMW? I did.
In 40 years when he's still in prison they'll learn
It’s honestly sad I moved too the suburbs from the city and it’s kinda fascinating seeing parents swear there kid is innocent and would never do certain things just to do those things when they hangout with friends I’m sorry but this age of parenting is messed up social media is raising a lot of kids
@@UTAH100 u keep saying not in denial th3n proceed to explain ppl in denial
@@shanebryant6478 stop doing drugs shane.
It's wild how he and his parents talk to eachother in the end like he's in trouble for speeding.
I think the parents didn't know he killed a cop, I think they just knew of him getting arrested for drugs/pills
With his family on phone: no word about a killing, no remorse, no regret, no word about someone that is dead by him, NOTHING. The parents are like him. His concern was that he would be kicked out of his highschool or whatever. WAF what kind of people are these?
Wow, that phone call is a trip. They sound like they are talking about a traffic ticket when he literally just shot a cop in the head at point blank range. He's over here worried about possibly being kicked out of school... dude, you are getting kicked out of life.
ya I thought that was weird. like he didnt want to break it to his parents yet. coward.
You Got that RIGHT. 💪😎.CRAZY.😂 UNBELIEVABLE.
Meh he'll probably get 25 years and be out on good behavior in 15
Got life, did you not watch he vid?
@@jackburton2680you know that life does not always mean life right?
The fact that this officer was killed by a perp that wasn’t sufficiently searched makes this even more tragic.
It's the same as the military handling firearms. YOU clear and inspect every firearm that's given to you, personally. You don't take anyone's word that it's cleared, doesn't matter if there's a mag in it or not. You fully clear it yourself. It's tragic what happened, but the officer should've fully searched the subject once he came into his possession.
If he was Mexican he would’ve been searched more thoroughly
Whats a perp
@@youwish378perpetrator. It means criminal/suspect
@@BubbyBold
Thankyou
I was watching this ol woman running around recording a bunch of people shouting at them calling them perps and dmonik people there's clearly something wrong with her
Now I just don't trust people who call others using the term " perp "
They tend to be paranoid sKitZo's off in the head.
Edited to say in this case I give the word credibility.
Anyone who says in the back of a police car “is alll cozy back here”. Is completely up to NO GOOD.
Yep. I thought the same thing.
It sounded like he was being sarcastic to me, but he is still obviously a lunatic
The calmness in which he, his sister, and dad spoke is alarming.
What a waste.
They're all high out of their mind on Xanax.
The fact that his partner who lived was the one who searched is sad. He's going to have to live with that the rest of his life knowing he didn't search the suspect well enough.
Literally, it was 100% due to his poor police work...basic work!
@@JorJorBinksss Really it was due to the immoral, unamerican reason for arrest.
@@zeke1220please
No it was because some spoiled self entitled kid.
@@zeke1220what do you mean? He shot a gun inside of a college dormitory and the night before threatened to kill his friends.
He was also in possession of prescription drugs that didn't belong to him and a stolen gun.
After hearing the way the parents talked to him, knowing what he did. I'm hardly shocked that he did this. He clearly has never experienced consequences for his actions before now.
An important point many people are clueless to. The more of these videos you watch, the more you'll start to notice that as a common factor in sociopathic murderers.
Yeah, WTF was that call? He told them he flat out killed the cop.
Driving a BMW suv at 19yo, paid for by his parents I'm sure
If I did that then my parents would've been arrested for killing me in a police station nevermind talking to me on the phone about being kicked out of school. I imagine that's probably the reason why I'm not in that kids shoes
Drugs literally change and alter your brain chemistry so never know how it could effect some people. also possible he is just a mentally defect
How was he allowed to keep his phone in custody? The fact he says he always does this says he has never been disciplined EVER......
Because they treated him with privilege.
That's horrible all this had to happen. This kid turned a very short stay in jail to a life sentence. Condolences to the officers family
Privilege has a way of spoiling people
Using drugs as a way to lock someone up ,, who clearly is struggling , isnt logical. They don't care they're ruining someones whole life by arresting and charging someone for drug possession. And it causes people to panic. dude needed rehab, not jail. It's so common. Every day, all day it happens. He wouldnt have done this if he was headed to drug treatment instead of jail. It's gotta change.
could have gotten just probation hes a college student with drugs who doesnt do drugs in college
@@kenw2225Really dude!! Absurd...
He deserves life in prison. I can't believe how emotionless he is in this situation. His parents are just as goofy. It seems like they created a self entitled monster.
The parents didn't create the monster, current society did.
The lack of accountability and the lack of discipline.
Parents can't discipline their children the way they should. So of course they're going to think there's no repercussions for there actions when they grow up.
He got life in prison.
@@AliceBowiegood
@@larryguimond7288if that were true then every adult his age would also be unhinged.
@@larryguimond7288that’s silly 😜 they were hanging people high in public for everything in the 1800’s especially in the Wild West. Did it stop the lawlessness? No.
Early in my career, I almost got shot by a suspect who had been 'frisked' by other officers that missed a revolver concealed in his boot. Always search the suspect again when you take custody. Lots of officers have been shot or cut by suspects already in custody who have been 'searched' beforehand. Never take things for granted.
I'm glad you're alright. Been hit myself (hand, upper arm, side of chest) and would never want anyone to experience that. Be careful out there.
Are you familiar with Esteban Carpio case in Providence RI ? Jimmy Allen was just a nice guy who never saw it coming ,neither of the Detectives could’ve imagined what he did .
There is a video of cops searching this guy in England, didn't search well enough to find a holster under his armpit, he unholstered the gun and killed the officer in the holding room.
Yeah I feel like that should be a nationwide standard. Search upon custody transfer.
@@breezystl777Dear god!!! I'm glad you're here.❤
My parents abandoned me and turned my whole family against me for no reason other than because they’re narcissists, haven’t had any family for the majority of my adult life. And seeing evil people like this still have supporting, loving parents seriously eats me up. 😞
Sounds a little sus
Chin up miss. Some people were never meant to be parents. So we must endure the life we have and grow into better people than those who “raised” us. Be a rebel don’t become the monsters who surround you.
So sorry to read what has happened to you in the past.
Some people should never have had the priveledge of having children 😞
Your life will be infinitly better for NOT having such people in it. It would be different if you had normal loving and caring parents but the only people missing out are the two who abandoned you.
I hope you have and are living your best life ever and that you have a fab Xmas and New Year.
With Love andd Best Wishes from the UK x
I was turned on to by my family because my mom let her boyfriend molest me and my whole family thinks I’m a liar so you not alone . This is disgusting to see .
This happened to my wife too. Just start your own beautiful family.
My mom and father would LITERALLY never talk to me again and truly disown me.
Mine too!
They wouldn't' be getting money on their books, phone calls, or visits. One conversation. You embarrassed us all boy. I'm going to live off the grid in shame.
Well, I could understand somehow. And that's what i would probably do with my own kid. However, does it really make sense, if your kid gets locked down for ever anyway and you are the only own left for that kid, which is still your own flesh'n blood?
So, I am just questioning it and putting it for discussion.
Parents attitude says it all
That’s because they love the system more than you. Sweet dreams.
"I think they are gonna kick me out of school".... homie, you're getting kicked out of society 😂😂😂.
Frfr no cap
Hey man… his dad let him down.
I think that's a sign that he wasn't all there. He didn't even understand how serious this is.
@@hanaayr he absolutely knew how serious it was. He just didn't care at all because he is a sociopath. This is how they act. They genuinely have no care for others lifes. Also a mix of narcissism with the whole "I felt unstoppable" thing and making it about him instead of the officers life that he took.
Listening to him speak to his family in such a jovial, unconcerned manner is chilling.
Psychopathic behavior
Xanax.
Like he got caught cheating on a test, not murdering a cop....
That's xanax for ya
And the Prozac it makes you basically emotionless that shits straight poison especially mixing it with Xanax
He was talking to his parents about it like he just flunked out or something 😂
The phone call with the family is the most disturbing
I agree with you. He takes the life of a police officer but gets to keep his life? That's not justice. And now our tax dollars support him for the rest of his life.
I've been arrested before for far less and got treated totally differently. There seems to be a lack of attention to training and procedures. Even after he shoots that poor officer, he's still able to have a room to himself in comfort talking on the phone. CRAZY
Same bro I had simple misdemeanor charge when I was a teen and was treated like I was headed to Alcatraz.Its almost like they knew the college was full of kids that came from money and thought he wouldn’t be capable of such things
Same . . And my cuffs only come off once I'm in a cell
🏳️ 🤦
AMEN!!
Never trust a skinny guy with red hair.
Watching this video is really sad because you see this poor guy just doing his job and he treated him with respect and then he gets killed for nothing...
I know 😢 x watching from the uk heartbreaking
Time Stamp? a 30 minute video is way too long no matter what the subject is...
@@deductivereasoning4257 awe, poor baby. Get off the internet and go have a cry.
@deductivereasoning4257 It's only 30 minute. Time stamp yourself. Don't bother looking mi ng at anything more than 10 minutes
@@deductivereasoning4257 huh?
Did he really just say , so y’all are allowed to legally unlock my room whenever there is a gunshot lmao 🤣 come on guy
The way the parents talk to him like what he did wasn’t a big deal is sickening… Geez!
One thing I was taught in the Academy. If *YOU* didn't fully search someone, then they weren't searched.
Doesn’t take an academy to teach that smh
...and the fools still don't have the murderer cuffed!
Wow, he walked right in with a gun on him? That's awful. Someone is dead now. Terrible.
@@LaymanGamin It does though. Common sense is not common.
Clearly not searched thoroughly. I mean how did they not feel a gun on him at any time during the search.
28:22 He's thinking this is a bit more extreme and they're going to kick him out of Texas Tech? You just murdered a cop! I think getting kicked out of college is the least of your worries, homeboi
Yeah when I heard him say that I wondered if he was aware that he’d killed the cop or if he thought he’d just wounded him…freaking wild
And his Mom saying “ don’t say anything “. lol.
Yeah , they’ve got literally everything on video , there’s no need to say anything.
I had to go back and take a look at the time stamps to ensure this conversation happened AFTER a murder. Unbelievable
Why did he say Texas Tech "High School"? Was he in some sort of remedial program and not really in college?
@@Cantor214🤭
The way his buddy passes by at 21:18 from the crime scene whipping his tears from his face breaks my heart. 😢😢
Your anguish sustains me
@@Josh-tr5znwhat
What a twisted minds, both the criminal and his parents. That was awful absolutely no remorse or even faking it. Simply a cold blood and narcissistic murderer.
oh, Im sure Mr. "Unstoppable" cried during his sentencing
And they left him uncuffed again? Unbelievable!!
How about the search of him before/after he was cuffed. Didn't find pistol in his sock???
@@c2cstopsforeclosuresthat's the point...
Was he not totally searched, was the gun under his pants leg!
We've been seeing a lot of shoddy police work in many things lately. Many cases causing more people harm by allowing evil people to be free. Unbelievable.
"And they left him uncuffed again? Unbelievable!!"
RIGHT ? ? ? ? ? ??????? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He and his parents were having such a casual conversation it was like he was getting a list of items to pick up from the market on the way home. Pure insanity.
Seriously. I wish they could get jail time too for even supporting him.
Well they have a history of destruction so I doubt they thought anything of it.
The fact he called her by the first name…
@@Nothing-ox7jcI don't believe that was his mother. Possibly his aunt because the father said the mother was on her way to hopefully try and visit him.
They were probably in shock, but I can't imagine what I'd say or sound like in that situation
Even knowing their son just killed someone cold blooded and still trying to protect him tells me his upbringing was the problem. The parents should bear some responsibility.
I work in law enforcement, and that guy never searched his ankles. That’s the first thing I noticed when I saw that video.
I don’t work in law enforcement and that’s what I noticed also . They were to nice to him .
The fact he thinks they "might" kick him out of the damned college and doesn't realize he's probably facing life AND that he's more concerned with his tutorial path rather than what just occurred is mind boggling coming from a sane and normal human being.
I heard that too!!
*Exactly!* That’s probably the MOST insane thing I saw or heard throughout this entire video; except, of course, the tragic loss of life due to poor search techniques. ☹️ He’s thinking about SCHOOL!? I’m dumbfounded. That whole family is NUTS.
It’s called shock
@@peachespavalko1980the one girl who killed a couple people did the same too. Only worried about school and not understanding.
His response goes to show you that he has never been held accountable to anything. And when he has faced something challenging leading to trouble, his parents came to his rescue. A raised mindset of my actions don’t have consequences. What’s sad is his actions this time had consequences that his parents were not able to get him out of. This is classic behavior for the more affluent members of our society. I have been around it and seen it many times. And they always seem to say they have mental challenges. Only challenge I see is the lack of understanding that actions will eventually have consequences.
RIP Officer Floyd East Junior. I wish you'd never had the terrible misfortune of meeting this waste-of-space-man. Thank you for being a far braver person than I, in choosing to serve the community in such a dangerous profession. My love and heartbreak are with this officers family. My deepest, sincerest condolences.
What a cringe comment from an internet addict
Hahahahahah
My dearest and deepest condolences to the family's and future family's of Officer Floyd East Junior.
@@akaNOCTURN It ain't even funny, degenerate.
Roofers, Mechanics, Trash pick up, Amazon drivers, Landscapers..... have much more dangerous jobs than policy enforcers.
"I'm just taking it easy right now" guy has zero remorse
His partner was the one who searched!!! And when they asked if he searched is response was sarcastically, apparently not... what a piece of work
Dude has to be insane. Ruined his life by taking a man’s like over what would have been a few months of probation
@@GenghiroNah its never 'nothing'. The arrest alone would have ruined most of his job opportunities, even if he got the charges dropped. An arrest is a big deal, sometimes people take that personally.
Maybe he could have gotten 29 steps. He was thinking it’s so worth it . Screw probation. 25 years. Or if it’s New York. 12 month.s. They are bust with trumps parking tickets
@@15thobserver Yeah, and considering the cops' initial entry was unlawful, it's a darned shame, ain't it? If they hadn't violated his sacrosanct property interest in the integrity of his home (cause, ya know, the shot was 24 hours earlier and they had no warrant), nobody's life would have been ended or overed.
@@15thobserveryep, you still have to mark "yes" when asked if you've been arrested.
@@historyandhorseplaying7374I’m most states it is worded as, “ Have you been CONVICTED of ANY misdemeanors in the last 5 (some states say 7) years?”
And “ Have you ever been CONVICTED of a felony?”
Most state’s legally can’t ask you if you have been charged because we believe in innocent until proven guilty
No remorse, no apology, no feelings at all when talking with his family. This is a psychopath that would kill again if given the opportunity! Killing a cop to get out of a citation (im guessing). This world and the respectful, law abiding citizens in it are surrounded by idiots! Not one second of remorse is expressed when he's talking to his family. You'd think he was talking about getting a traffic violation not a murder of an innocent cop doing his job.
Affluent parents tends to be like this.
obviously doesn't justify murder but he was 100% getting charged with more than a citation - they would have found the stolen gun eventually & probably would have given him a distribution charge on the drugs. so really he'd have been facing 3 felonies: drug distribution (in texas - max life), theft of a firearm (max 2 years), possession of a firearm in a prohibited place (max 10 years). he likely wouldn't have gotten max on any of these but i guarantee you he was thinking about the max sentences when he came up with the idea to shoot the cop. regardless, you're right, dude is a psychopath.
The only thing more infuriating than this video is the knowledge that residents get to pay taxes that keep this sack of crap alive.
Calling this pos a sack of crap, isn't fair to sack's of crap
They heard a gunshot and still sent 1 security cop all by himself to check on it? No wonder.
I just don’t understand how normal he appears and how calm and collected after he is obviously aware that he will spend the rest of his life behind bars - chatting casually with Dad like he’s been caught shoplifting the 3rd time. This is the weirdest thing I’ve ever seen.
He’s probably still high on the xanax.
Wtf why
@@godbyoneI been high on Xanax 😅cap
Actually terrifying
We talk to people like this in everyday life from time to time and almost never know it…
Exactly! Like he was having a normal conversation like nothing happened when he just killed someone!
I feel sorry for the officer who did the search on the kid and missed the gun. He has to live with knowing he was part of the officer being killed! This is why every officer should do his own search even knowing that he was already searched by someone else!
Why? It's clear he was derelict of duty by way of either negligence or incompetence. He should be fired. Do you want a cop who misses a huge detail like that on the streets of your neighborhood? I can't even really feel sorry for the slain officer either because: 1) He should have done his own search(as you, yourself stated), and 2) He was enforcing drug possession laws which are inherently immoral.
@@PPKNexus 👏
Yes do your own search
But while cops aren't accountable for drug deaths in custody, I don't see this cop being responsible for the death . . .
Pellet guns to shoot squirrels?
@@unconka-rebeltruth9336the officer might not have pulled the trigger, but his negligence cost a man his life.
This is horrible. If my son did ANYTHING like this I would be LIVID.
Cannot believe he just stood square to that door after reports of a gunshot AND they let students continue to walk through the area. So many failures. RIP officer.
It absolutely blows my mind hearing the parents in these situations... Definitely very telling why these things happen.
Never ever speak with the police, parents trained him well, a cop is not a friend......
parents did not train him well lol, he would not be in prison if he was trained well.@@pizzareviewwithkarrighione5576
What else would a parent say?
Ignorance is your only traits kids
@@pizzareviewwithkarrighione5576 Oh you're one of those idiots
Wtf is wrong with this kid and his parents???? Unbelievable! I'm speechless!!!!
They are organic portals
He said, "they'll probably remove me from Texas Tech" @28:26 like wut. Dude doesn't think he'll get arrested for killing an officer? I don't get it.
Delusional and insensitive for sure.
medication. Welcome to big pharma in America
I guarantee you his parents have been scared of him for years. They knew what he was and unleashed him on the world.
The fact he’s just on the phone like a normal conversation is wild
Pops and son worry his son will be kicked out of college and concerned about HIS future. Meanwhile back at the ranch...a human being has lost HIS LIFE!!
The privilege they gave that young man once he was arrested is astonishing..They were very relaxed with him… I wonder why??.. Prayers to the victim.
Sounds about yt
You know why
Yep and he’s still not hog-tied after what he did to cop
As a parent WTF did I just watch. The whole part where he asked his dad if they were going to kick him out of school was crazy! Then for his dad to just go yeah and not bring up the severity of the situation is even crazier. No wonder the kid acts the way he does.
Yea that’s crazy
I think that call was before he shot the cop.
The clips were ordered poorly
@@crimeandcrafting That doesn't make sense. If they took his shoes, where is the .45 caliber pistol?
@@irondome7334 I have no idea. The whole video is kind of a mess
Stop not it’s the call after he murdered the cop, he had the gun hidden near his shoe which in the cal video were removed. The parents and this monster are just disgusting and have no empathy for what this guy did @@crimeandcrafting
The dude is insane talking like he just got into a fender bender to his parents
@@IGcantstopfactsbreh that got him a long way with his life sentence
@@IGcantstopfactsbrehMoronic comment.
@@IGcantstopfactsbreh Then what's it called when a flash mob hits an Apple store?
He didn't tell them about the murder obviously.
@@madtrucker0983I'm pretty sure they call it Charity. It's all fatherless behaviour in the end.
No hand cuffs and surrounded after catching this guy for first degree murder .. this is crazy!!
The parents are being so supportive considering their son just shot a police officer. It’s really disturbing.
........this just blows my mind, of what kind of parents this young man has. The parents are just as much guilty as their son is, the demeanour of the parents thinking certainly says it all........EVIL!!!
The parents' behavior is telling. He probably rarely ever faced consequences for his actions growing up.
The casual conversation with the parents after their son just murdered someone. So disturbing! Who are these people?!
so scary.
They are organic portals
Yep. Absolutely shocking.
Whyte People Thangz
no question they have been through similar situations, and this doesnt bother them
The level of entitlement and disregard for human life shown by this young man speaks volumes about his upbringing and his parents.
well said
I mean he sounds respectful… in his language. But obviously he is an entitled brat with a silver spoon and no consequences ever…
@@jacobshandymantreeservicel2522 Well, he is doing life?!
Entitlement to what people love throwing that word around meanwhile I see people not even taking advantage of things they legitimately are entitled to
@@nothanks9503like what? What are people entitled to that they should be taken advantage of?
You're giving these young people 20 years for drugs, making them feel like their lifes are over. I guarantee that's what he was thinking.
I had a loitering charge and they cuffed me to a convicted killer who violated parole. This dude gets the royal treatment !
When he asked to tie his shoe I reckon he was thinking of pulling the gun then.
Yea probably. Or adjusting it so it wouldn’t fall out
I said the same thing
Is it ok to empty out all your pockets???? Cop ask him. WTF. Are u kidding me
Yea I ain’t never seen no mess like that.
@@Keepitcuteorkeepitmutethese cops are rookies…
@@Keepitcuteorkeepitmute
“Yes, I have never seen a mess like this”!
Crazy asf... 😢😢😢
Double standard.....had it been minorities, well...we know the rest
The kid is so disconnected from reality. Cuddled by his parents
Both his parents disgust me beyond words!!
Wow, two pat-downs and nobody found a stolen gun on this dude? Sheesh. NEVER take off the cuffs, especially when suspect has already lied about his whereabouts and identification.
I read more Into it, and there seemed to have been an incredibly unlikely circumstance that occured. the officer did thoroughly pat him down, but right before, an officer helped pull up his sagging pants, which dislodged the gun from his wasteland, and it got caught in his pant leg. as officers checked his waste, legs, ankles. The gun happen to slide further and further down his pant leg at just the right time. By the time it rested at his ankle, his ankle was already checked. This is why the dude was asking to tie his shoes, and wanted to fiddle around near his foot, he wanted to secure the loose gun.
I think it was more the case of the kid had an ankle holster.@@scottboy
the phone call with his parents says everything
Now taxpayers have to keep this guy alive in jail for the next 50-60 years
Needs to spend the rest of his life in prison. An absolute criminal.
When he asked if he could tie his shoe, I wonder if he was planning to try and pull out the gun sooner.
Of course. his body language is clear. He was waiting to build up courage and created a moment to his advantage. What a loser.
After he was caught again and talking to his family he shows no remorse at all for taking a man’s life. He’s going to be kicked out of school?!?!?! His he serious?.
Denial. His whole life is ruined.
They'll blame it on rap culture and this kids parents.
Tbf...he may have not known he killed him at that pt. I dunno...the whole thing is so insane. His attitude on the whole situation is unreal.
@@packers12to80 wow, never thought of that, very possible
Yes his he is serious
That was a pretty crappy search if you don't check the ankles and shoes. I guarantee this video will be used in all police academys across the US about how not to arrest someone and how to take every arrest with the same protocol no matter what the demeanor of the detainees.
And stop resisting
"I'm probably gonna get kicked out of Texas Tech". With such insight, I think they let one of their best students go. Shame on them.
The conversation with his parents sounds like as if he just got a bad grade or failed a class and not him taking a human life. Quite shocking
Xanax is crazy
Yeah he's saying "I think I might get kicked out of school" and I'm thinking "you might get the death penalty" like he just doesn't seem to understand the magnitude of what happened.
welcome to America where everyone is on brain altering medications, statens and psychotropics where people go nuts and do impulsive things. Oh its akl anxiety well whats causing the anxiety, something in the weed maybe
They have never disciplined him in his life.
28:20 "I think they're probably going to kick me out of school" Dude, you're going to prison for life, WTF are you talking about? The apathy from him and his parents is mind-blowing. He just murdered a cop and they act like he got a DUI.
Absolutely delusional.
Just a faceless automaton that's part of the college like a waterfountain or a library computer he damaged. Not a "real person", but a part of the services included with his tuition that they're paying for.
this is the new America where everyones on brain altering medications which is Causing these people to go nuts then they add in street drugs and other stuff and it's just a disaster. Our country is gone. Culture rot all from big pharma and the scumbags destroying our country.
This mf really thought he was gon get away with this🤦🏽♂️
1:40 someone inside is illegally firing a gun and you stand square in front of the door? What happens if they shoot through the door?
His worst mistake was actually trying to treat him like a human being by taking the cuffs off! RIP officer 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
That logic is the problem with the police.
Just because you decided to play superhero and arrest someone over some bs doesn't mean your cuffs transformed that person into a subhuman specimen.
🤔🤬🙄🐷🚮
Thank You… Certain individuals get special handcuff removed privilege.
I bet those cuffs would have stayed on if he was more melinated...@@kevinnelson2713
@@kevinnelson2713Facts
Putting someone in handcuffs who has committed a crime is not treating them as other than human. This is an example of THE reason why you put them in handcuffs and keep them there till literally every orifice has been searched. Also it prevents officers from getting injured or suspects from deciding they don't want to comply. Handcuffs can't be removed, but you can't bring someone back to life.
Listening to this phone call this kid is a full blown sociopath. He's not bothered at all that he just took a life. Good lord.
Blame America
And you would’ve gotten with this guy before all of this happened, let that sink in as well. Today’s generation is sociopaths especially the girls smh
Same way y’all civilians don’t care about African descendants
What planet is this family from?? It’s like they were already mentally prepared for this.
Rest peacefully Floyd East Jr & thank you for your service sir. It's not ok you're gone. You deserve to be on this earth loved by your family, friends & co-workers.
What a disturbing story. This young man seemed like such an easygoing and normal college kid. The murder was so senseless and impulsive. It’s scary to think that there are people that are so flippant and apathetic about taking someone’s life.
Dude this is end times behavior. It's getting crazier out there.
@@mememan2344 It's definitely getting crazier.
@@mememan2344it's the end times bro ur right 😮
Your last sentence literally describes the police.
@@allemander Not in this case. The officers were reasonable and even kind to this young man. You picked the wrong anecdotal evidence to fight the machine.
i lived in the same dorm building as this monster when this happened. it is sickening for someone who lived so close to you doing something like this.
Liar.
@@traxcltr8721 ong he lyin
@@kushwiththembeans HTF do YOU know he is lying? You say it like you know for sure.
@traxcltr8721 so NOOOO ONE ELLSE stays there but these two guys? No one would come look it up?
I was at TTU when this happened. All we got was a text saying there’s an active shooter and to stay inside. This vid hits close
It's profound how calm he is before during and after! Probably his calm demeanour and compliance is what allowed him to avoid a thorough body search. Tragic loss of life :(
I remember seeing this a while back. it was so sad, and also so unlucky.
I was thinking how disconnected his Dad and Stepmom must be to have a reaction like that, but then I realized he only told them about the drug charges and not the whole capital murder situation
That’s what I’m thinking too bc there’s just no way
Yea. This appears to be correct because he says “yea I think it’s pretty serious because they are probably gonna kick me outta Texas Tech”. If he had told them about murder charges, his enrollment is all but irrelevant.
@@patmacrotch5611 i think some people who are told they just killed someone (whether on purpose or accident) are in shock and dissociate from reality and logical thinking right then...they worry about going back to school, missing work, etc. Seen it plenty of times on these type of videos, must be the brain’s coping mechanism to deny gravity of the situation
@@URightButthat’s not really the same thing as a parent being told by their own child that they just murdered a law enforcement officer…
@@mcjedwards those words aren’t spoken in this footage and others have mentioned his father may not have known that information at the time of recording
Very disheartening. The corporal appeared to be the supervising officer who conducted the original frisk. He failed that officer that was killed. That officer failed and lost his life by trusting his corporal did a thorough enough job.
We were taught to search anyone being put in your care, custody and control yourself. This is a direct result of complacency.
He was doing a terry stop frisk, which is just a search for weapons, but got more interested in getting permission from the kid to search his pockets for drugs, and didn't bother to check his ankles. The stolen gun was in his ankle, either in his sock or ankle holster.
It's the next officers duty to verify as well, and I cant blame them to much. Why would they expect what is basically a minor routine arrest to escalate to murder of an officer? It's just nonsensical.
@@justforever96 ..in that job, expect the unexpected.
We are all humans
the conversation he has with his family members at the end, how casual he spoke about what he did, that was chilling. this kid is a sociopath.
He's not a kid...he's 24 now & going to an adult penitentiary for life.
These doctors prescribing Prozac are 100% to blame!!!
You made a point...being drugged could explain his complete inability to properly grasp what he'd just done...and possibly explain the parents reaction. If he's typically not all there, they could be just accustomed to talking to him like this.
The fact he thinks he might get kicked out school is crazy, he literally took an innocent life! Parents didn’t even care sad.
Must be the anti depressants that's he on ....his brain 🧠 is fried lol 😆
the way he’s so calm talking to his family
Xanax , he probably didn't even remember doing it the next day
The moral of this story, is to never trust no one. It's never worth it.
This is truly unfortunate. I have to say though, after asking about firearms quite a bit of times, they really needed to have him searched. This crap should not have happened 😔
So he gets to be questioned WITHOUT handcuffs. Interesting...he kills one of them and they STILL don't cuff him. wow.
Complexion protection
"I think this is a little more extreme. I think they're going to kick me out of Texas Tech" is the understatement of the year.... I do not know anything about his parents or his background but if I was to guess, this is the result of a spoiled kid who not matter how much or how big he screws up, his parents have always been able to bail him out. Just he fact that his dad is apologizing like it was his fault for his sons actions, speaks volumes.
This is the result of antidepressants and the pharmaceutical drug industry
it's the kid fault he's a criminal that's why he's going to jail
@@ComedyHub-dz7sm it's actually the direct result of this kid's actions
Obviously Einstein. Think a little deeper for once.@@AMM1998
Probably is the parent’s fault - providing no structure, rules, or consequences. They raised a psychopath.
The way these parents are speaking to this scumbag just tells you that he was NEVER punished for his actions as a kid. 😮😮😮😮😮
At the end of this video, you have a cop killer, who got caught with drugs and a gun, and he still not in handcuffs as he talks to his family on the phone. Privilege privilege privilege privilege privilege
I really hope they retrain their officers in proper search techniques. Absolutely avoidable...
No ma'am. He needed training on being a responsible adult (boy). Had they left him cuffed, the cry would be about brutality and dis-trust. Police can't win for losing/
Did anyone notice that he asked to stop and tie his shoe even before they left the dorms? He was planning on using that gun the entire time. Why on earth did they not search him completely and why were his cuffs taken off at all???
Yeah, i caught that too. In the hallway outside the dorm on way to the cop car.
Complacency kills
Human rights
Yeah yeah. Hindsight is 2020 we all know that poor officer training is what got that cop killed. Not following standard operating procedures for a pat down instead of a knife in his socks. He had a gun and they missed it. Sad.
Quality of training had zero to do with anything.....It was the officer's poor judgment....Giving this young man the benefit of a doubt....He was calm, bcuz he was planning to attack & escape....Again, his poor judgment caused his death
22:56 You didn't even clear the kid that killed your partner so you definitely didn't clear an entire building. No way. Horrible job searching...obviously.
That whole family are psychopaths. They have no remorse for him taking an innocent life for no reason.
well, he was being punished by a dog of the state for his personal possessions. some people think that sort of thing is wrong. if nobody ever fights back then we'll end up as slaves in every aspect and moment of life.
@@JustinCrediblename What video did you watch? We still have laws in this country. I will agree that nowadays they are only normally enforced on people who only vote a certain way & they ones that vote the opposite way are free to commit all the crimes they want with no fears of punishment. Please see chicago, nyc & all of commifornia for examples. Laws with punishments are good for a society to continue to exist. No laws or laws not enforced with punishments are the death of a society. But just to let you know ahead of time the end result is eventually NW0 will swoop in when citizens are crying out for help against the criminal organizations saying if you agree to give up all of your rights & your freedoms we will stop all of this & be your heros. However you & your family lives, breathes & works for the NW0 now. You will praise us as gods. Meanwhile everybody has forgotten these same people created the whole situation to begin with. Sounds like your mentality has already been groomed to see criminals as the victims & actual innocent people as the problem & the baddies. Snap out of it before you are crying out for help from the NW0 & it is too late.
@@MercedesE63S-AMG it took a bit of work, actually, to attempt to see the side of the convicted criminals with any regularity. I used to default to siding with the authoritarians that enforced victimless crime legislation, but I'm not such a scumbag anymore. I'm aware of the NWO. I'm also aware that it's those people who created the absurd Drug Schedule that we see still in effect today. I'm also aware that a constitutional amendment was literally necessary to regulate ethanol, but wasn't enacted for federal regulation of other drugs. That's called having a lawless government. Now these cops aren't feds, but they're still trying to ruin someone's life over victimless crime legislation. Not harming anyone else is a crime in what kind of society? lazy unfair societies. A dog of such a society is doing evil.
@@MercedesE63S-AMG
you need mental health evaluation
@@PschyoSupposeiam Why is that baby einstein? 🤔