Cops Arrest Wrong Guy - He Sues
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Just so you know Bexar is pronounced like bear.
Great video! By the way... Bexar is pronounced “Bear” or “Bare” 🤠
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They now removed the entire comment wow this is unprecedented ... RUclips
Gotta love that apparently a person can’t ducking identify their spouse.
This was ego turned up to 11
“All he had to do was surrender his constitutional rights, and we would have been done.” -cop logic
Cops would just have said he was lying.
All the cop had to do was take a picture of the dude with his smart phone and send it to the victim who he had already talked to with said smart phone.
These fuckers think they're smarter than just about every person on the planet that isn't a cop, that's what happens to their minds when they're given a gun and a badge.
@@bruce2357 … part of their ego and narcissism ingrained in their weak-ass training.
@@bruce2357 Exactly, but they kidnap him instead.
that black officer looks like and sounds like he is 16 years old. Clearly he feels special for being in the 'club' and will not challenge the natural order of things.
"That's not the man who hit you?"
"No"
"Not at all?"
"No."
"Not even in the face?"
WTF kind of question is that?
"I fucked up, why aren't you another officer who will go along with the bs I'm spewing?"
There, interaction translated.
Hahaha! Like, a woman that has just been assaulted can’t be able to identify her ex husband??? These guys were ridiculous!
the fact that Mr. Ometu had to pay $20k bond is OUTRAGEOUS
I don’t think they can do that!
Lmao
The fact that none of them ever care even a little bit that they arrested an innocent man is disgusting.
He said the only thing that’s different is the beard? Seriously??!!!
All the police have to do is obey the law and not violate a citizen’s rights.
👍 it's way too simple for cops to understand. San Antonio cops average sub-100 IQ. I've had numerous go-rounds with a few of them about 38.02 and every one of them tell me that McmAnus is the one who tells them "ID at all costs immediately because you got called." I tell them "Bullshit. Each time you do it, you're breaking the law and exposing yourself and the city to a federal lawsuit. You need to knock that sh¡t off.” DO they listen? *NO.* It's always "McmAnus tells us, McmAnus says..."
They think they own us. They forget we own them. Without a doubt people are gonna start retaliating. I hope anyway
Literally trained to violate everyone they encounter and emotionally incapable of tolerating citizens asserting their rights. Oppress and collect, repeat.
That's too high of a standard for cops. If they were capable of such things, they wouldn't be cops
@@umbra9273 hahahahahaha yessss!!!!!! Love it! 👍 Up for you lol
The cop:
Every thing matches except for his height, shorts, facial hair and relationship with the victim.
Fire this fool right quick and in hurry.
The nose, the nose was the same. Except it was completely different! Lol, sad. Just sad.
@@TheBooban i love how the pig feed the victim details. Truly amazing police work 🙄
@@TheBooban Noses we’re both black, that’s two days in prison - Cops win
If that cop had actually pulled on the jogger's beard like a fxkin episode of Scooby Doo I would have more respect for him as an investigator than I do now.
Everything matches except everything that doesnt.
Even after the lawyer begged the officer to arrest him so that he could collect a nice legal settlement the officer STILL requested his ID again, and told him "that's how were going to do it" It really makes you wonder if these officers use their brain at even 1 percent capacity. Dude was really trying to convince a lawyer who wants to sue him to give up his rights 🤦♂️🤦♂️
That does say things about how smart that cop is. Clearly.....
A cop has about 40 hours of legal training, a lawyer 3 years, yet the pig will argue he "knows the law" with them every time.
9:34 “That’s 100% not him.” Let’s proceed to try to identify him and find something to charge him with. OMG - horrible horrible cops!
Unbelievable!! They're trying to make up reasons to continue to hold him.
Yep. One lie after another. This is why you don’t trust them.
It’s a law they are allowed to lie during their investigation. The masses have no clue .
@@Afeone The masses are learning. Clean this crap up!
"We still don't know who this guy is" Well since he's not the guy you're looking for and you know it, it's now COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT who this guy is. It's such a stupid mentality "we've got someone in cuffs and we need to id them". No. No you don't.
"Does he have a beard?"
"Kind of..."
Promptly arrests man with a full beard
Meh it had been 10mins she she seen him.
@@lizcollinson2692 He must have grown it in the meanwhile.
@@lizcollinson2692 would you describe the victim as having a full beard or “kind of”?
All the cop had to do was take a picture of the dude with his smart phone and send it to the victim who he had already talked to with said smart phone.
Also the lady who called and described the man: "oh thats not him"
Cops: "yeah we still feel that he is"
other cop: "long black shorts, sandals, and medium built"
Cops: "Oh ok we'll we found a mug shot of the guy and well they have the same nose"
"She can't just hold the baby in the back seat"?!
I'm used to seeing rights get violated but that was peak bad policing. smdh
Isn't it amazing that a cop with 12 weeks in an academy is willing to argue that he is right with a lawyer who has spent 6 years at law school to gain a degree!!!!
Fun fact, Police have more power than Laywers. Lawyers cannot legally murder you for example even if you've committed no crime.
Because the lawyer HAS TO BE RIGHT when they quote a law or they are open to litigation from their client or discipline from the state BAR. Not so for police. As long as they have a " good faith" belief that they are correct about a law, they are protected.
@@DJYC21215
If you are in a room with a prosecutor, defense attorney, a police officer, there is only one person out of the four that can legally make lies off substance to the matter at hand. Guess who that is.
I agree with you but law school is 3 years
Cops have qualified immunity..lawyers dont.
This was a terrible arrest. They didn't confirm clothing. Not even close. They just arrested the closest Black man
True 👍
He was probably guilty of something....right?
Yet another case of jogging while black, much like driving while black.
"What did he look like? Black male? Okay."
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Yep so true! These dumb asses have no business whatsoever of being officers///detectives if they can’t do the simplest things like investigating and having facts etc….
Those lawyers at the end, I did NOT see any of that coming. Actual wholesome human beings, my heart grew today.
Office to ex-wife: "Is this your ex-husband"
ex-wife: "no that's not him"
officer to other officers: "the ex-wife says that's not him but I can't tell two black guys apart so maybe she's wrong."
You forgot the part where he asked “are you sure it’s not him?”... like... how would anyone be unsure about the appearance of a former partner?!
@@Jay-Niner "I don't know man, both persons have nostrils"
@@Jay-Niner for real, I haven't seen my ex fiancee in 7 years and I'd still be able to pick her out of a lineup.
Good analysis
@Yakity Sax pfffffff
So let me get this:
- his facial features did not match
- his clothing did not match
- his shoes did not match
- his body size did not match
- his phone number did not match
- the victim said it was not him
Cops: Meh..... I think it is him let us arrest him. Than later after they knew it was not him and arrested him illegally: Hmmmmm what can we charge him with so he'll go to jail anyway although he was innocent. And only AFTER media attention everything was dropped.
But.......the nostrils were similar!! Were they just supposed to ignore that??
SUMS it up VERY NICELY
Exactly The officer said he wasn't the suspect but he WON'T ID that was the red flag for me, meaning they were wanting to check for warrants even though he was innocent to begin with.
How dare you argue with their investigative techniques?! *They* said he fit the description so he was definitely their guy. Full stop. /s
@@didyasaysomethin2me My apologies, what was I thinking? Everyone knows coward cops are NEVER WRONG, NEVER LIE and ALWAYS HONOR THEIR OATH
"Augh its so frustrating! Why won't he just comply with my unlawful orders!"
Ridiculous
They are twisting it to make him fit the description regardless. He had every right to resist a kidnapping.
All the cop had to do was take a picture of the dude with his smart phone and send it to the victim who he had already talked to with said smart phone.
@@bruce2357 That would take a brain.
He's a big dude too, he could have easily taken both of them down.
So the police said all he needed to do was ID himself and they’d know but they only had a description of the person they were looking for not a name. So….how was this guys identification going to help him out?
Later, during the incident, they got his name. Even tried to call perp's cell phone (hoping suspect's phone would ring) This call was made AFTER victim confirmed suspect perp.
Because they could run him for warrants either way.
It was the victim's husband, they knew his name the whole time. They just got their feelings hurt because he stood up for his rights so they wanted to teach him a lesson by not fully investigating whether it was in fact him or not.
It was going to get them a check mark on their monthly ID quotas.
It was a matter of ego at that point. They knew he wasn't the guy. They wanted him to obey.
This is absolutely insane! The whole time they are talking about bringing the victim over or him I'm wondering why they don't take a picture of him and send it to the officer that is with the victim.
Sounds logical but you’re talking about cops anyone with an IQ of 40 can become a cop. Totally embarrassing to the state of Texas
Most cops are stupid. Once you tell yourself this before every one of these videos. It explains a lot.
I was thinking the exact same thing. I know they can’t take him to the jail if he looks like the suspect, but if he clearly doesn’t, they should have let him go. If he looks similar to the suspect, THEN transport him or the victim for identifying him. Also, that cop asking for her to have her baby on her lap while they brought her over was a stupid call. I’m hoping when the DA said they were dismissed, I hope he meant from the force.
@@86Firebird What you describe sounds like kipnapping....
Probably because they don't really care. Angry because he won't bow down to their commands. Sick. You can see how psychopathic they are.
They already determined he wasn’t the guy they were looking for. They detained him for hurting their feelings.
Well, they detained him for asserting his rights, AND hurting their feelings....it's all too common to see LEOs deliberately hassle, or attempt to 'jam up' civilians, just for exercising their rights.
I mean, Kicking a Police officer and injuring one is a crime. He's lucky they dropped the charges, he wouldn't have beat that charge at trial.
That's the biggest crime he committed. Hurt Feelings! Such bullshit.
This lawyer is a hero, and props to this brother for standing his ground against these pigs.
I hope that lawyer represents him
Right on my brother!!
@Shep VanDelay
You're a sheep that doesn't understand your rights, and makes it harder for the rest of us.
@Shep VanDelay that’s because of people like you why we have cops like this in the first place. It has nothing to do with you time. It has to do with your rights. But basically you are saying your time is more valuable than your rights. So you would rather lose all your rights instead of wasting your time. Lmfao. Coward.
@Shep VanDelay - A friend recently told me the same and was confounded why I wouldn't do the same. I said I have family who fought and died for my right to not identify. His response was, "Well, then they died for a stupid reason." This guy was on the local citizen's police council. An otherwise intelligent and independent man is deep down a copsucker.
Wow... just, wow. This went beyond a fishing expedition. This is a fine example of the lengths police will do to try and make a suspect fit the crime. Sickening that these criminals are carrying badges.
They don’t want to actually have to do some real police work. They tried to make this innocent man a scapegoat. I hate cops
“It’s so frustrating”? Yes, it’s such a pain that there are legal limits to the powers conferred on police officers. This is a shocking case of abuse of the law and the detainee’s rights.
The witness confirms he is not the suspect, and after that the cops are still trying to make him being the suspect work for them!?!? Lol what a joke.... Poor guy.
Bloody useless policeman he has no likeness at all incompetence running wild.
They just abducted a man, I'm not seeing these "limits" you speak of.
Frustrated...you caught that too. People learn their rights and 'hopefully' make them learn their job.
Shocking? lol None of this is shocking nor surprising anymore. At this point, everyone should record the police, and black and brown people should always be on alert.
And this whole time they were trying put an innocent person in jail they let a wanted person get away.
What's the problem? He's BLACK, he must have done SOMETHING, and if he didn't, we'll just make something up. cop logic 101
Problem is they did put an innocent man in jail for 2 days.
@@Fantazier1 Was my S A R C A S M lost on you?
@@bbigrocker1 I wasn't originally responding to you, I was responding to Tyler's comment. Not to mention I am in the process of replacing 5 hard drives with SSD's and I have limited time for browsing RUclips right now.
@@Fantazier1 No sweat handle your business. RUclips is probably no more than a distraction for you as it is for me. But I do appreciate civil and courteous discussions with other RUclipsrs. Happy Holidays to you and yours
"I'm not a betting man but I'm sure that's him. There's too much of a coincidence for that not to be the guy." All after the victim said it's definitely not him.
The arresting officers wanted the charges dropped too. I guess they figured out finally that they had been on camera and didn’t want to get sued. Should have been fired immediately. Without body cameras and phone cameras this guy would have a felony record now. THAT’S why all cops on scene should be fired until someone stands up for the truth
No, the DA refused the charges, and "tagged" the cops on to give them 'credibility.
What Gary said. Shameful cops, once again.
Rather have them lined up in front of a firing squad fired
Without body cameras and phone cameras they would have used violence in their kidnapping him, forcing him to defend himself and thereby get violent felonies on his record.
You are under NO OBLIGATION to assist them (LEO) in their investigations.
It wouldn't even help
There is only one solution for fixing this type of behavior and it isn't going to be found in a courtroom. The cops, prosecutors, and judges need to be afraid of what happens when they violate our rights.
ok tough guy what are you gonna do
write a strongly worded email to there mangers
@@deepergodeeper7618 nice try, Mr FBI man
thats inappropriate
@@ryanbill8692 is it? We have forced the government to pay out several billions of dollars for their bad behavior over the past couple of decades and they never make any changes to their behavior. Seven months ago a Florida cop died of a heart attack while trying to arrest a man for starting to walk to his hotel room after the cop pulled into the parking lot and the state is charging this guy with manslaughter. He did literally nothing to justify any interaction with police and the cop died of natural causes while committing a crime
yes its inappropriate. and to any one else out there, violence is never the answer.@@CaptainMisery86
Victim: “That’s not the person. At all.”
Cop logic: “let’s criminalize this dude anyway.”
If he had been White the racist pigs would have gunned him down.
You're not allowed to be smart when hired as a cop.
If brains were dynamite, this crew couldn’t blow their nose. Even after the woman said it was definitely not him, the body cam cop is still betting that he is. Dude is high on ignorance.
If they had shit for brains you couldn't smell it.
Nah the cop is just looking for a way to excuse his actions
The number one illness affecting police: Megalomania.
Oh Damn I wished I had said that oh well I will tell everyone I did . Hahahahajaja 🤣 LMAO
@@franklyanogre00000 Stealing this one :D
Whoever charged him with assault on a 🐖 should be charged for false imprisonment.
The victim literally said that’s not her husband. How can’t they not believe that the victim wouldn’t be positive about her abuser
It would be possible that an abused partner might not want to identify them in front of the police fearing future incidents from the abuser. So, in theory, it wouldn't be that crazy for the cops to make sure she is being truthful about it and not lying out of fear. This lady was obviously not afraid of that considering she called the police and was honest about it not being him.
@@Robuu Don’t they use phones with cameras? They could have taken a photo of Mr Ometu and sent it to the officers with the woman instead of traumatising her and her kids by taking her to him. So ridiculously stupid!
@@helenat2446 come on man, those cops are not bright enough for that.....
@@helenat2446 They should have done a lot of things differently that day.
@@hartle4 Lets go Brandon
They "have to identify" people, not even knowing who or what they're looking for..makes no sense.
The fact that more people don't realize this is shameful.
All the cop had to do was take a picture of the dude with his smart phone and send it to the victim who he had already talked to with said smart phone.
I couldnt agree more.
Cop logic
@@bruce2357 This would've taken intelligence. Ometu wasn't submissive, so bruised egos blocked off all intellect.
Suspect is 5'10" tall and medium build with just a little hair on his face
Man they have detained looks 6'4" tall , large build , and has a full grown beard .
This LEO needs fired !!!
This was beyond frustrating how many individuals stated, "THAT'S NOT THE GUY".
"What does he look like? Black male? OK!" Done deal!
"Say no more! I'll draw him from memory."
Instead of just releasing him when they find it was not him their egos will not let them be wrong. He was violated in a moment and it will take YEARS before anyone is accountable.
A case of them arresting and charging him because he wouldn't give up his rights.
They need to pay and lose their jobs!!!
Even if he had given them his name, they would’ve just called him a liar and continued with their “investigation”
The victim confirmed he was not the perp. They didn't believe her. Asked are you sure 3 times and still tried to connect suspect to the perp.
This same thjing happened to me when I was younger maybe 17 or 18, except I was able to make the cops do the walk of shame and call them idiots. they stopped me in rush hour traffic while jogging in Canada over a supposed domestic dispute in the area. If this ever happens again Ill be sure to hold them accountable.
This poor guy, they literally kidnapped him while he was just trying to go for a run. Completely insane!!
he won't be running anymore outside.
So let me get this straight:
- his facial features did not match
- his clothing did not match
- his shoes did not match
- his body size did not match
- his phone number did not match
- the victim said it was not him
Cops: Meh..... I think it is him let us arrest him. Than later after they knew it was not him and arrested him illegally: Hmmmmm what can we charge him with so he'll go to jail anyway although he was innocent. And only AFTER media attention everything was dropped.
@@gokukakarot309 the one cop said multiple times, “I’m not a betting man but if I had to bet I would put my money on that being him” or something like that.
Basically this that bet would be equivalent to betting on a horse race, but the horse you pick isn’t even in the race you are betting on, yet still watching the race excited to see what the outcome is. I watch these videos all the time and these have to be the dumbest cops I’ve ever seen in my life.
sue to defund the blue thug gang members
@@gsaexperience8578 I hope they lose their qualified immunity
Victim: “That’s not him”.
Officer: not at all?
Not in the face?
That’s not what he was wearing?
You sure?
This is why you don’t take a sobriety test. This is why people get falsely accused in a line up.
They make it say what they need it to say.
"Well it might be a little him......"
You forgot he must have been running a trap phone to as to why it didn't ring when they called the number! Where in the hell would he keep a 2nd phone with the attire he had on? No one wants added weight if they're jogging/working out. These cops are crazy.
This seems pretty clear. After committing the offense, the suspect changed his shoes and shorts, and then grew a beard so he wouldn't be recognized. Clever...
At one point @ the 6:50 mark when asked if he had any facial hair, they even said the suspect had
"JUST A LITTLE BIT OF SCRUFF ON HIS CHIN AND THAT'S IT" ****** So ya, this guy also has a green shirt on & a FULL BEARD, yup, it's him!! 🙄
When I was carjacked I had the chief himself try to bully me into picking out a particular individual. I got fed up and finally told him I didn’t care who he WANTED it to be, that wasn’t the guy. He wasn’t very happy about it. I told him he should be more concerned with getting the actual violent criminal off the streets.
Yes, all he had to do was violate his own rights and we would have treated him like a “good slave” but now even though she said 100% he wasn’t the man they are going to make him the one. Then once they find out there wrong they double down and continue the kidnapping, harassment and intimidation
They completely disregarded anything that disproved that this guy was their suspect. Different color shorts, beard length, build, shirt color - none of that mattered to them because their confirmation bias had them insisting that it still had to be their suspect. This was a circus from start to finish, and the clowns were wearing badges.
It not likely, but not 100% impossible that the clothes could change.
But a beard increasing from 'scruff' to "full" in less than 30 minutes, is not possible.
When I watched the Arresting officer bodycam, just after it happened, the AO says something about noticing the suspect when he left the apartment complex.
Once they have suspicion they will fit the evidence to their narrative. Absolutely disgraceful.
@@leef_me8112 they literally had the victim (the woman) come by and confirm 100% he wasn't the guy. That should have been it. But the cops has already made up their mind he was guilty. It's disgusting
@@GumaroRVillamil And they asked her 2 or 3 times, "are you sure?" And then they tried calling the perp's phone hoping the suspect had the perp's phone; that failed.
As was pointed out above, the cops had a description, not a name. If they actually thought he matched the description, they would've immediately arrested him. This had almost nothing to do with solving the crime. This had to do with getting the guy's name so they could run him for warrants.
"All you have to do is give us your name and we'd let you go."
After the complainant says she is 100% sure he isn't her EX HUSBAND, they proceed to try to figure out if he and she is lying and make up insane information like having multiple phones that are hidden.
Insanity.
The complainant confirmed they had the wrong person but they don’t believe her 🤯
It makes my blood boil when cops always say that. "All you had to do is let us violate your rights and we would have been out of here. "
" I'm not a betting man but I'm willing to bet that's him" even after the victim said it's %100 not my ex husband. WOW
The cop might as well have said "all black people look alike"
Especially after comparing nostrils. SMH
Thank you for posting. I never like, comment, or subscribe but we need to keep those who abuse power accountable.
Keep it up 👍
The fact that they didn't even believe the VICTOM is f'ing mind blowing!
I guess the cops were going to rely on the argument that couples in domestic disputes frequently change their minds once the cops get involved and say it was only a little spat - no harm done. But there are far too many other factors involved here. That argument wouldnt work.
Agreed!!!! And cmon man, you not gonna fix the typo?
Nothing new here.
@@afpwebworks I don't understand the logic here. All they had was a vague description which did not even match him. How would his name change that. And even if he had given up his constitutional rights and identified himself they still wouldn't have let him go. I mean...
- his facial features did not match
- his clothing did not match
- his shoes did not match
- his body size did not match
- his phone number did not match
- the victim said it was not him
Cops: Meh..... I think it is him let us arrest him. Than later after they knew for sure it wasn't him they arrested him anyway: Hmmmmm what can we charge him with so he'll go to jail even though he's completely innocent. And only AFTER media attention everything was dropped. But the chief and prosecutor see nothing wrong with this?
They've been trained to escalate very encounter with a black man to an arrest. I mean they always find the most ridiculous reason to charge him; whether he's guilty or not. They assault the guy and then charge him for assault. okay but what about that whole resisting charge BS. How the hell can you be charged for resisting arrest if there is nothing to be arrested for in the first place? Then we have the famous loitering and or disorderly charges. They all get dismissed but it's still enough to ruin the victims life. If he can't make bail he loses his house and job. After all these corrupt pigs are rewarded on the number of arrests they make and not on indictments and convictions. Only in America.
@@gokukakarot309 More than likely. They certainly didn't say "Hey look at that guy committing a crime!!" did they? I wouldn't be at all surprised it someone said "Hey lets bag and stuff this guy. It's nearly the end of teh shift. By the time we get this all written up it'll be home time." The cops certainly weren't worried about being diligent, law abiding, oath-keeping cops were they.
"So where'd the other guy go?"
Maybe you'd have had a snowball's chance in hell of finding him if you hadn't spent the past half-hour harassing an innocent guy for doing nothing wrong.
This is ridiculous as they had numerous info that he wasnt the guy they were looking for. When will this injustice end?
Uh... Kidnapping much?
"We must take you against your will to a place to identify you even though you have committed no crime"
The woman even said it wasn't him & they are trying to convince her that it's her ex. Like they know what he looks like & she doesn't. What a bunch of idiots. Unfortunately they just go to the next police department to get hired. I hope the guy sues.
Because then the cops would be off the hook as the eyewitness said it was him. The cops knew they were wrong and were looking for a loophole.
The title of this video is "Cops Arrest Wrong Guy - He Sues". haha get it -- "He Sues"
Once they were that far out of the boat, they had to doggy paddle like h3ll or go down.
The lady looked at him and said “this is not the man” , the cop said, are you sure? , then he asked her again, and he says, are you 100% sure this is not the man, she says no - - this cop was really persistent to see this guy arrested. - - These cops asking for a dismissal from the force. -, they should just quit period!
The officers didn't perform their due diligence in their "investigation" that would result in obtaining and using the information they had access to.
Basically, they ignored evidence that existed or possibly existed.
But they tried to make up excuses to hold him even longer, like suggesting to call the offender and lying that he was resisting.
You think these POS cops care about evidence? FTP
Obviously you have been watching the video. Shame on you for your attitude. /s
The idea of calling the perp's phone number was AFTER the victim said "not him".
Rofl cops and due diligence
Just like everything in America these days useless
The only "investigation" they only know how to do is "I NEED YOUR ID"
That's EXACTLY what the U.S. Government, MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY😆😂🤣
If I was that lawyer I would have told the cops, based on what I saw, I choose to represent him. That would have freaked out the tyrants.
If I was his lawyer I would point out that all the cop had to do was take a picture of the dude with his smart phone and send it to the victim who he had already talked to with said smart phone.
@@bruce2357 i said that too lol. And the lawyer said he would witness against them. The only thing the lawyer missed was to trespass them from the property.
@@bruce2357 oh no that would be too easy and too quick. They have to torment the innocent first.
The fact that the officer is shown on his own body cam fiddling and what appears to be spinning his wedding ring is definitely a sign that he's anxious and feels under duress while his fellow officers are questioning him? Now think about that for a minute, how many times have we heard a police or Sheriff say to someone they've pulled over "why are you nervous,you're shaking" and then imply that they must be guilty of something? The next question is usually some jumbled command I need you to step out of you car so they can distract you while his partner does an illegal search of your vehicle 🤔
They tried everything they could to lock up a innocent man
Absolutely uncalled for
The cops: “is this your husband?”
The wife: “no that’s not him.”
The cops: “we know what your husband looks like better than YOU do.”
I do have to give the cops the benefit of the doubt on this one. Yes, the wife did not identify. But is her id suspect as she might have been in fear of what her husband would do if she IDed him? So, I can see some doubt. On the other hand, they already had a picture from another cop by about this point in the arrest.
" Officer That's Not My Ex Husband "...
" But Ma'am There Nose Kinda Look Alike... You Sure This Not You're Ex Husband "...
You Can't Make This Kinda Shit Up...
The lawyer says, "I know you have a tough job." No they don't. Look at the substandard individuals doing this job all over the country. Their IQs are below the national average. Cops aren't rocket scientists. The job is not that hard. You just have to be able to tolerate the boredom.
Not only is it an easy job but they get way more power than civilians so it’s a beneficial job if you want to help people(like yourself)🐖
Sometimes you don't need a whole lot of details to identify a criminal.
For instance, if you see the person wearing a police uniform, them boom, you just found a criminal.
New, hahaha, very clever, accurate too.
Cops: “Let’s call his phone. It’s not ringing. Maybe he’s got more than phone. Maybe it’s got no reception. Check if it’s on silent “.
Never considered it’s not the guy !
The fact that this officer can't stop playing with his hands tells you that he is lying, nervous, and trying to get away with it. I'm not an expert in body language, but I have seen enough behavior shows to be able to spot that
Yep yur so right...
Yeah bro he knew he fucked up
"Self soothing"
The guy was about to start tugging on his pecker.
Excellent observation. This is a key indicator when someone is withholding information or not being truthful. Also, coughing periodically and eye brow movement when they speak.
I’m proud of him for sticking to his rights!
Those criminal racist cops need to be in prison! They actually charged an innocent citizen with 2 felonies! WTF!!! The criminal cop was even told by another cop and the lady accuser that this was not the guy. He should have been released then, actually never hand cuffed and arrested.
Victim: "The guy looks like a triangle"
Cop: "we found a square. Are you sure its not a square?"
Exactly
How many times do they need to say it's not the guy. That in itself is suspicious. Victim says no. Picture says no. Responding officer says that's not him. Officer it could still be him.
They are Super Dummies that's why..
victim: "I'm exercising!"
perp: "If that's all it is I need to see your ID."
I must say that between LackLuster, Audit the Audit, and WTPU; I have been educated and enjoy the programming immensely. Thank you for being who you are and what you’re about.
I also love AtA but Lackluster is the only one of the 3 I joined (I don't know WTPU but I'll check it out, thaanks), I ❤ Lacklusters style. My husband has a monthly with AtA tho
Same.. **Long Island Audit is great too!!
@@richardsanderson6460 oohhh he's great, he knows what he's talking about & he's able to recall info quickly. Awesome auditor.
The victim said the suspect "kind of" had a beard. This man's beard doesn't qualify as "kind of".
no were on earth!
This is ridiculous. They railroaded him hard. Evidence after evidence came to there attention that this was the wrong man and they forced and stretched whatever so he would "match" the discription. And after finally realizing they have the wrong guy the whole time, sti believe they were right and he was being "unreasonable" for not identifying and resist, what I would consider, a kidnapping.
This is a perfect example of we must jail someone. It's all about generating money. It is obvious this man wasn't the person they was looking for.
This world is so fukcing retarded its beyond repair; everyone from serf to elite dog [that is Leo's, who are just the elites pets] everyone is just "doing their job"... Nothing is going to change, it's not going to get better
"5'10, medium build"
Officer looks at the 6+ foot tall body builder...
"Yea, everything matches..."
Of course it all matches....you know why? Because they just couldn't admit they were WRONG! These officers are a joke. Little bit of a beard....I guess he is a chia pet and added water to get his beard to grow that fast! These officers and the D.A. can kick rocks! They're a joke! I get mistakes happen but owning up to them is more important than simply making an arrest.
5'10 medium build, no beard, short hair, sandals, black shorts and green shirt, and black.
6'+ built, full beard, bald, trainers, white shorts, neon shirt, but still black!
Cop: "Yeah man everything matches"
Totally not racist cops: 'Well the victim says it's not him, he has a different name and different phone number, but I mean, have you seen the black guys nose? I think it's him. '
I salute Mr. Ometu for not sitting like a dog and barking when told to speak. We all need to risk it all or risk losing it all anyway. The only thing I'd caution is that you can catch lawful charges by physical actions. Your mouth is your only tool and weapon. Know your rights and don't let anyone take them from you. The Constitution supercedes any other law in the land. That means the Constitution trumps "rules" or "policies" or "requests/demands" or your feelings. Thank heaven that we don't have "feeling enforcement" officers.
The dumbest part is they were gonna do a show and tell anyways...why didn't they just take a picture and text it to the cop with the woman?
That's just too easy. They like doing things the hard way.
You actually expect these pigs to understand technology that's helpful wow
That would involve critical thinking which these officers clearly lack.
Take a picture was my thought as well but he shouldn't have even had to do that. When the cop was on the phone with the other cop the one said he had just scruff on the chin and the jogger had a huge long beard like wtf. It takes a couple of months to grow a beard like that.
@@Cam-wm6eh Are you sure it can't be done in like 30 minutes? /s
It’s absolutely amazing how having a badge can basically make you invincible. I mean they legit kidnapped Ometu and they tried to tell the lawyer he was wrong. I mean are you kidding me? How do we as a country allow these types of people to become officers of the law. They don’t know the law.
>It’s absolutely amazing how having a badge can basically make you invincible.
Can I suggest a word change? imbecile instead of invincible
This might possibly be one of the most egregious, retaliatory FALSE ARRESTS ever caught on camera. I pray Ometu is awarded MILLION$$$$…
@@twoblacklabs904 I hope some points to cop retirement fund.
“A little bit of scruff”. THAT’S CLEARLY NOT THE GUY lol
That lawyer really stood his ground. Hope he represents the victim.
glad to see he held them accountable for their actions
The cop actually said "can't she hold the baby in the back of the car?" ..... wow dude.
The victim clearly said it wasn’t him! How do they still continue to think it might be him after? Safe to assume they don’t require IQ tests to become a cop.
No they say they don't want brains.
COP: So, THat's NOT the man you gathered all your family and friends to watch you walk down the aisle with?
Woman: No, officer. THat's not him.
COP: But are you SURE, though???
😂😂😂😂 seriously
This is like a fever dream. They grab the guy. It’s not him. They have the witness come to the scene identify him. She says it’s not him. So then they get the phone number for the suspect and call it to see if it is the same guy, even though the witness said that it wasn’t. What the hell?
Maybe if they weren’t so hellbent on violating the “victim” of wrongful arrest, they might have actually caught the suspect.
If only we had a camera and could electronically send photos over the air to a monitor. That way woman could say yes or no. Someday, someday.
People - You are such a dreamer.
Forcing someone to stand in front of a camera and taking pics against their will will is false imprisonment and a 4th amendment violation. They can catch a candid pic of you walking down the street, etc, but they physically can't force you to be in their pics against your will. And if they move you at all to get the pic, it's kidnapping.
@@questioneverything4633 not true. You are in public. It’s a little shady because the same person detaining you is taking your pic but has never been dealt with.
@@peoplenewstoday public photography is only legal in candid situations. Surreptitiously recording (in some places) or forcibly detaining someone in order to get their pic is totally illegal. And forcibly moving them to a place to get their pic is illegal. The first amendment only gives you freedoms to record up to the point that they infringe on freedoms of others.
@@questioneverything4633 Once he is in the Cop car its too late he has way more protections then.
The condition of human rights in U.S is alarming!
What I found very interesting about this encounter is this: When the officer(s) realized they were wrong, none of them, not one, stopped, and said “Uh oh, we screwed up. How can we make this better?”
Maybe someone would have said: “Let’s release him and sincerely apologize. Let’s ask for his forgiveness. Let’s give him our names, badge numbers, and the number for the department so he can file a complaint.”
Why do I say this? Because as a lawyer, I had a couple of situations where I made mistakes, one led to blowing the statute of limitations in a lawsuit. As a lawyer, I had an ethical duty to explain to my client what happened, what I did wrong, and they she should get an attorney to look into her options. I actually told her she should sue me as it was an easy case.
Law enforcement have no such ethical obligations, however. And now that I think about it, I am unaware of any ethical code specifically for law enforcement officers. Most states, counties, municipalities do have applicable ethical codes in some form or fashion, but I am unaware of an ethical code for law enforcement specifically. I think I will research that!
“It is time to put the ‘servant,’ back in ‘public servant.’”
___ Robert J. Pinizzotto, Esquire
They also don't take into account the disruption police are to citizens. They handcuffed on the side of the road while people can see him. It embarrassing stressful and demeaning. Try and put handcuffs on one of them. They beg the arresting officer to not do. Not if front of other cops, family, or in public. All you have to do s comply to be seen if a shameful way.
@Raul Aguilar police- relax what could go wrong 😂
2:49....
He was acting that way because he was exercising his rights.
An individual is not suspicious just because someone says or thinks he's suspicious.
No one has a legal obligation to assist police in their investigation and that alone without more is not a probable cause for arrest
I'll fix it for him... "All he had to do was give up his rights and let us kidnap him."
Why is it so hard for cops to acknowledge a mistake and simply apologize? Even when it became increasingly clear that they had the wrong guy they still had to charge him with something..
I like how the lawyer used the "this day and age" phrase on the LEOs. Turnabout is fair play.
Here's the deal.... lol
💯
The way those evil officers treated this man beats anything I ever helt, felt, smelt or heard tell of.
Police always escalated every time
do - I was detained for four hours in Austin TX in 1975 for armed robbery, double homicide, drug deal went wrong. I was threatened three times with being hung for murder. After four hours, they asked the three witnesses, "Could he be 6'1" ?"
They all said, "5' 9" at most. REALLY STUPID POLICE WORK.
Could he be an obese Asian woman with only one leg and in a wheelchair ? NO
The idiot cop says, "I'm not a betting man, but I'd definitely say that was him," despite the alleged victim clearly stating - on camera - that the detained individual was NOT her husband. You really could not make this stuff up. This extremely poor policing, combined with the juvenile attitude towards conducting a preliminary investigation, probably explains why there are so many innocent people in jails and prisons around the globe today.
Well, the reason he is not a betting man is obvious to the meanest intellect.
They immediately assumed the cm victims was lying to protect ex husband
@@machintelligence The man is an OUT-right-LIER ;-)
At one point @ the 6:50 mark when asked if he had any facial hair, they even said the suspect had
"JUST A LITTLE BIT OF SCRUFF ON HIS CHIN AND THAT'S IT" ****** So ya, this guy also has a green shirt on & a FULL BEARD, yup, it's him!! 🙄
Why didn't the cops simply take a cell phone pic of the suspect and send it to the accuser, then she could immediately tell them he's not her attacker??
Would've taken less than a minute.
All they had to do was take a picture and send it to the victim that's all and all of this could have been avoided but NOOOOOO let's try to make this as complicated as we can!
Exactly! Instead they traumatise her and her kids by taking her to see who they suspect is her abuser!!! F@#$ing idiotic!
They literally conspired to find SOMETHING to get this man arresting, even though the victim confirmed numerous times that he wasn't the suspect. Police keep on earning the hate.
They’ve earned it long ago, it’s been common for some time now for most people to have a certain stigma against the police and people who back them, it almost makes me wanna become a cop to do good lawful work within the force and hold bad ones like this accountable for they’re actions
How can they say he matches the description of the suspect?! He looks NOTHING like him