This May Be The LARGEST Lawsuit EVER FILED Against Cops
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Why are their guns drawn and they're acting like this?
Are they asking for $250 million like opioid Floyd’s family?
@@shaunkellison1761 you mean I can't breathe Mr. Endured an incredibly painful death with a fat Pig sitting on his neck for 9 minutes I'll pay you $250 million to let a 250lb man sit on your neck for 9 minutes, but you gotta record it
How is this vid auditing an audit
@@GrimGrOg94 road rage incident, call reported the road rager had a gun and flashed it at them while driving. Police “protocol” or somethin since a gun’s involved. Also first question from the female officer is “any weapons in the car?”
They literally tied up a woman and left her on train tracks. Its the definition of evil villany.
with tbe laughing cop it reminds me of the old cartoon characters Dick Dastardly and Muttley
I wouldn’t argue it as malicious, just incredibly stupid
@@senorbailey5496 oh so in case she died you would just say that they were stupid and moved on? you cant cover causing harm by being stupid, if they are that stupid they should be sweeping the sidewalks at most. by totally disregarding someones safety(especially safety of a person you are responsible for) it can be argued that the act of ignorance is malicious in itself. in europe, they would be fired on the spot and then only investigation would be commenced whether their act was intentional or not.
@@seushimarejikaze1337 I can’t see the argument for ignorance equating to intent to harm or harboring anger toward another. One is an intentional act (i.e parking there on purpose SO she would die) while the other is unintended (being dumb enough to do said act)
it’s not justifiable ofc but I think it’s unnecessary to say it’s something akin to a hate crime and done with intent. Just kinda wrong, it’s not about the fact that they did wrong it’s about the framing of the act.
Hanlons Razor- Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
@@senorbailey5496 ok imaginary scenario... so you leave your 1 year old child in a parked car in the middle of the summer with all windows up and the car is locked up. you forget about it and go home on foot as you live about 10 min from the place you parked on. in that case you are
A) stupid
B) ignorant
C) malicious
D) answer A B and C AT THE SAME TIME
Being stupid isnt a freaking 'get out of jail' card.
on the other hand as i live in europe i cant even phantom how is one even allowed to park on the train tracks. i know its just the difference in law and culture but seriously you have to be insane to park on train tracks. you can explain almost any crime by Hanlons razor so i dont think it applies to law.
I'm a Locomotive Engineer. If I was running that train I'd be suing the police as well.
I can't imagine how awful that engineer felt, he's probably going to need counseling and all because of these idiots
@@Gr0g234 Exactly right.
Ex Freight Conductor here, cant imagine having to buzz up dispatch about that and walking about to evaluate what just happened.
Absolutely
I think you still should do just because this kind of indifference will serve like a precedence for OTHERS to repeat the same cruelty to others that can become much worse.
The fact that she got hit by a train and the police search her car and are LAUGHING. Police are disgusting so often.
They should have no longer been allowed to conduct any investigation, since they were directly involved in the incident that would be investigated.
@@deborahminter6231 absolutely, that is sure as sh*t a conflict of interest if I’ve ever seen one.
@@CivilizedWarrior Exactly!
I'd say they should all go to prison for attempted murder.
Yes, the bastards broke into my car and properties when I was not in my vehicle. Then the bastards had the audacity to snapchat me laughing about it. i do not think so. oh no
"Paid administrative leave" ... This... I can't even describe the rage I have right now.
The cop-chick is saying in her court defense that she didn't see the railroad crossing. Try "I didn't see the speed limit sign" as a defense in court and see how far that goes.
She had to have stepped over it, ignorance is no excuse!
That's exactly what they tell us citizens.
Ignorance of the law doesn't excuse it.
The fact that you can hear someone yell move the car, is proof they knew it was sitting on the tracks, also there are two big signs indicating railroad crossing.
If those alleged cops aren't sacked and charged with attempted murder by negligence then you will know that corruption in this department goes all the way to the top 😢
I can't imagine the terror and pain that these alleged officers inflicted on the alleged victim, I can only conclude that both alleged officers have shit for brains.
@@elmztana1201 And yet the government has no obligation to make the law single person knowable. In fact, the Federal government vacated a 5 year audit to create a corpus of ever single municipal, county, state and federal law in the nation. They determined the set of laws was "too complex" for their team of professional legal auditors to know.
So a team of legal professionals can't know all the laws, but legally every single citizen of the nation must know all the laws.
UPDATE: one of the officers CONVICTED AND FIRED (the female one who put her on the patrol car). Trial of the other officer still ongoing. Lawsuit pending
Thank you for this
Brother you don’t know how much it meant to find this comment god bless you
Thank god I needed to see this and know at least one of these assholes is guaranteed to suffer
You got any source for this?
@@surgeonslices9543 What this guy said, source for this? I don't tend to trust youtube commenters :/
UPDATES: In July 2023 the Officer that locked the handcuffed Yareni Rios-Gonzalez inside a police vehicle parked on active RR tracks avoided jail time. Former officer Jordan Steinke was sentenced Friday to 30 months of supervised probation and 100 hours of community service. Officer Steinke was found guilty earlier of reckless endangerment and assault - both misdemeanors - but acquitted of a third charge, felony attempt to commit manslaughter. She was finally fired AFTER her conviction. Steinke apologized to Rios-Gonzalez ahead of her sentencing.
Officer Pablo Vazquez, who had parked his vehicle on those tracks, and had been fired in December 2022, had been charged with five misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment in connection with the crash that injured Yareni Rios last year but reached a plea deal with prosecutors. A judge sentenced Vazquez to 12 months of unsupervised probation after pleading guilty to one count of reckless endangerment in December 2023.
Rios-Gonzalez will be recovering from her injuries for the rest of her life. In July she entered a no-contest plea earlier this month to misdemeanor menacing, and was given a "deferred sentence" and will avoid ail time if she follows the conditions of that deferred sentence and completes 10 hours of community service and one year probation.
In January 2023 Rios-Gonzalez filed a lawsuit, accusing three officers of acting recklessly and failing in their duty to take care of her while she was in their custody. The three officers and both police departments are named in the lawsuit. The amount of the damages asked for have not been disclosed, but the cumulative damages from the incident have already exceeded $5 million. Rios-Gonzalez reportedly wants to get the maximum insurance payout from both cities, and is hoping for a settlement.
Lucky she not illegal immigrant.
Lllll
She needs 500 million minimum.
My wife died of natural cause 10 years ago.. I was 18 hrs away, and after an extended time trying to contact her I asked the neighbor to enter the house and he found the body. By the time I got home the caps had done their thing, body was at the hospital, (or on route), all the steps were taken, we cremated her.. but when her belongings were picked up by me and her son from the mortuary, her jewelry was missing, she wore jewelry like a gypsy, multiple rings, chains, bracelets etc.. we got some, but much was missing.. now 3 different police forces were at the scene. And when I pushed to found out where the jewelry had gone too, one cop told me he knew what happened, but was about to retire and was staying out of it. The local police chief in his office said,”keep pushing the fat man, and we would lose more than our hands”.. this police force is/was known for producing meth. . But 3 police departments knew what happened and buried it. This changed my life, I gave away the matrimonial house and left this country boy town, where I was not a local. Ten years. My life has really not recovered. I now live in a small metal building in another state and just don’t have a value of life, or why to bother to achieve in life when these corrupt cops are everywhere..
Don't give up man, don't let the awful theft take away from your life.
@@mattheww2410 I appreciate your reply. The last ten years wasted by the mental fog of “why bother”, now, literally “this week” it’s lifted, I have found my “why bother”. It’s not another woman, it’s a future of trying to make entertainment, you tube videos, movies etc.. which is pretty funny from a 59 year old man in the electronic media world… but nothing ventured……..
@@theopinionatedbystander That's amazing to hear man! She would want you to be happy. Making videos is a great idea. You never know what tomorrow holds
@@mattheww2410 indeed
I’m sorry that happened to you ! Prayers for strength! May she rest easy knowing she was loved !
Does no one else find it completely absurd that these departments investigate themselves for stuff like this?
Not only that but the charges were dropped. America is a joke
@@i.q.668 Wait, for real? They dropped the charges?
@@i.q.668there is no fucking way
Does IA not exist anymore?
They do? Where I'm from a department from a completely different city will investigate to avoid a conflict of interest.
The fact that they were able to laugh and joke around after what just happened with the ambulance still there is absolutely sickening to the core. That’s just inhuman
Pretty telling.
They're all sociopaths. It's a requirement to become a police officer in the USA.
I agree completely and this is gonna be used against him in the court of law since these stupid police officers completely forget their own body cam and anything they can and say will be used against them in a court of law.
Even if a court determines they were negligent none of the officers will be held accountable in any real way. The immunity goes too far, they restrained her in a vehicle. With that power comes responsibility and we do not hold them to that responsibility ever.
My thoughts exactly
She was NOT EVEN TOLD WHY SHE WAS BEING “ DETAINED “
Let alone being ARRESTED!!!
I’m not sure about Colorado but I think some states don’t have to tell you why right away
@@HyperSpin07they have to tell you in a reasonable time. Not throw you in a patrol car search your vehicle then come back and decide they’ll tell you. If they aren’t in immediate danger there is zero reason for an officer not to tell you what your being detained or arrested for
@@HyperSpin07legality aside any sane person knows that if you want compliance or cooperation from someone you need to communicate.
Jordan Steinke the former Colorado police officer who put a handcuffed woman in a parked police vehicle that was hit by a freight train, causing the woman to suffer serious injuries, has avoided a jail sentence and must instead serve 30 months on supervised probation, Steinke was fired from the Fort Lupton police department after her conviction. She is expected to lose her peace officer standards and training certification, her attorney, Mallory Revel, said, meaning she can never be a police officer again. CBS Colorado reports.
I feel like Steinke should have served thirty months in prison not on probation for this crime.
The judge wanted to give her jail time but prosecution and defense argued against it.
Exactly!
Thanks for the update! From my perspective this is attempted murder. Nice attempt to move the car by the guy at 10:00 transfer him to uvalde
The cops almost killed a woman and all they cared about afterwards is getting evidence on her. That is beyond messed up and why I find it hard to support the police. Too many officers like this.
And you're 100% right that's why nobody cares when they get DELETED
Exactly cause imagine if they didn’t have anything on her either?? Unlawful arrest and you almost killed a woman. They had to be sure at least they arrested her or detained her for valid reasons. That should really be attempted murder what they did to her. She’s very lucky she survived. I thought she was dead when I heard the train hit her. Sometimes those trains will push a car for miles and the way the officer giggles “I know you know what your doing but…,” clearly he doesn’t have a damn clue and how they had no disregard for her safety is disgusting
@@prettybwillowbee7584 Two wrongs don't make a right.
All of them are like this.
@@butch1508 I see. So you're following the same logic as "All black people are criminals".
The fact that they kept looking for the gun and were laughing along as they were searching afrerwards, seemingly COMPLETELY unfazed by the fact that suspect was HIT BY A TRAIN shows just how much they care for the citizens they get to arrest. The instant they even THINK you're breaking the law, they stop treating you like a human being.
Yes, how could they search her vehicle and laugh instead of arresting police officers involved for 1st degree murder?
Police are agents of the state and are not required to serve and protect.
At first I thought that was more video from before the train hit. My brain can't comprehend being so callous.
@@handmadesoap8327 murder? She's alive and is suing them
We need to rally the people to give way for an armed revolution against our tyrannical oppressors. GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH
The craziest part is that they started searching this woman’s car, even deeper after the train hitter because now they had to find something
this is the grossest disregard for life ive ever seen on. I hope she gets every dollar she sues for and every officer involved loses there job and is jailed
The fact that these officers are not in jail is truly disgusting.
Yeah, instead they got a paid vacation
Right. administrative leave WITH PAY??
The state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual, crime
I thought I worked with a bunch of idiots!
The Internal Affairs investigation will find that the suspect did not comply and the cops were in fear for their lives. The use of force was justified 🤦🏽♂️
My brain struggles to comprehend the stupidity of these law enforcers.
They are cops, that's their average IQ. Also, look how afraid they are in the beginning, Jesus...they hire scared bullies to do this job.
YOU !?!? Brother, I’ve just been staring at my phone trying to understand WTF !?- I am watching.. Stay vigilant family 🙏✊👊
all they had to do was back their car up, or drive it forward a few more feet... but that was too hard apparently...
It’s not stupidity it’s pure ignorance when your motivation to make a discovery outweighs the importance of safety despite who you may think they are, the people you swore to protect you have no business being on a force
Me too. I literally had to pause the video and just stood there in shock. This is absolutely absurd.
3:05 "you don't need it."
Whenever the cops say you don't need something. You need it.
They’re just so used to doing whatever they want they never thought a train would DARE hit one of their cars
What pissed me off the most about this heinous incident is how they continue to search her car trying to find anything to charge her with especially after almost killing her while fishing for a crime
there you go, best response iv'e heard so far..simple as what you just said.
Right!?? I just KNEW that clip HAD to be more footage from before the train hit the girl!!! Then I came to the comments & was PISSD TF OFF to find out that was after the fact! Like you said, y’all STILL wanted to charge that girl!? They’re pure evil. Plain & simple. FCK a cop.
Fishing is exactly what it was. Them giggling while searching after a potentially fatal incident showed me just how they view the public. We're all just criminals to them, they just haven't found or fabricated the crime yet. We're less than human.
And they wonder why support has hit an all time low.
@@munky342
I once heard that most cops in the U.S. are people who used to get bullied in high school, so they become cops to experience an illusion of power. So, it's not that we are all criminals to them. They probably see us as their former bullies, and this is their way of getting revenge.
They were just frantically searching for some justification. Dumb as hell, these people are meant to be the role models, the brightest, the upholders of law and order of a community... doesn't say much about the rest of the community.
This lady should be awarded $Millions for this neglect.
How heartwarming to see that the officers continued with their duty as if nothing happened. Anybody else acting so nonchalant after literally putting someone in front of a train would be considered a psychopath, am I wrong?
They want to find something to justify thier actions at that point.. sick
Completely correct, I'm at a loss to confirm which part of that whole debacle was "protect" and which was "serve". Sadly, police unions can usually get terrible officers out of any trouble, would not surprise me at all if they're just taken off the streets and given a desk job.
Psychopaths is a good word to describe them, they were even laughing.
No kidding. They are casually chatting and still looking to find a way to charge this woman
My jaw dropped when she was hit by the train, it hit the floor when they continued to search her truck afterwards. I don't know how any sane human can put a person on train tracks, watch them get hit, and then act like it's a regular stop. Psychopathic.
Anyone who would lock someone in a car on railway tracks should go to prison.
So why are the cops not being charged for multiple offences? False imprisonment, illegal search of her vehicle and person, assault, and whatever other offences. And the second senior cops say there's nothing to see, is when they should be fired and charged for obstruction.
All the cops involved was fired but non was given jail time.
One of them was given 100 hours of community service (don't remember it saying unpaid so they might have gotten paid for it unsure on that one tho)
I am a track assessed railway worker, this is horrifying . Those cops parking on the line and leaving a person locked in the car was the highest form of incompetence they even did not react when the train horn was being blown. How the lady survived that crash is a miracle
They did react, it's on video. They ran for their own safety.
@bluedistortions be honest they ran cause the fucked up. Its baffling how you don't see or hear a train when your 15 feet from the tracks. Every cop there should get attempted homicide charges. 100% tell me you wouldn't feel the same if that was your loved one.
@@Xepul1They weren't saying anything different than you did.
Truly
You didn't really read what they said otherwise you'd know they said they ran for their own safety instead of saving her. Stop being quick to be outraged fam
The fact that they want to find the gun to incriminate someone before realizing they put a victim in a cruiser on train tracks astonishes me.
Thry tried incriminate afterwards too
Pathetic!
@@Bookish1995 Didn't they find a gun though after she said there wasn't one
Policing for profit
@@bobmarley2140 did you miss at the beginning of the video that she worked as a tsa agent?
GUESS WHAT? There is a blue ENS sign at the railroad crossing that has a phone number to call if there is police activity on the railroad tracks. The officers did not call.
Yeah. There’s actually other measures in place for this as well as not parking your car on top of train tracks with a person cuffed and locked inside.
Was it added after this happened or before? I’m curious.
The police, probably: "Oh no, our car! Oh right, we put a person in there too."
I am a conductor that works over the road and have been on a train that has been involved in a grade crossing accident. I hope that crew running that train sues the police department also. The mental trauma as a crew member is horrifying!
good point! thank you
I'm in grad school for Forensic Psychology. Part of what I want to do is counsel train employees who witness accidents/suicides as well as Police Psychology
Great point!!!!
Police are out of control
maaaan I never thought of that either. you always just think of the individual in the vehicle first not realizing that the conductors also experience trauma of their own. damn.
Watching this has convinced me that regardless of how dumb a person is, even if the person is missing 99% of their brain they are still good enough to be police officers in the USA
they act even dumber as a group
you could say the same for any cop anywhere (especially in britain), well maybe apart from russia, those cops don't fuck around lol
They can also be president or vice president as well!
Only requirements here is as long as you have a heartbeat, you are good to go.
What if she had pulled that gun and pointed it at your mother? Or your daughter? She deserves what she gets.
They literally put this person in a “Harry Houdini” type of situation. They were so focused on finding a weapon, that they couldn’t even hear the train’s horn blaring at them. They weren’t even aware of their own surroundings.
The cop waived her right to a trial by jury, more like she would rather the judge in her legal system decide her fate rather then the rightfully enraged public, terrible
I am STUNNED that she wasn't killed. Even more stunned that the cops were STILL looking in her car for a gun and joking around AFTER the car had been hit. I have no words for this. NONE.
Yep. The collective human spirit is gradually dying. 😢
Not defending the officers but the alleged crime investigation had to continue. The firearm was found after the driver stated several times she had no firearms. That will most likely result in a lower monetary settlement although it should not. Just the way the system works. I’m sure she will walk away with a nice out of court settlement.
Probaby survived because of the fortification of a police vehicle
@@thealcohologist8624 You greatly overestimate the "fortifications" of a police vehicle. 99% of the modifications to the back seat are to REMOVE safety features to improve the capacity to safely incarcerate a human being. Most of the "reinforcement" are aluminum and won't be structural at all in an impact, rather can cause more harm because of the added shrapnel. The rest is mostly for show (those "push bumpers" are usually also aluminum and mostly to intimidate).
*Been a police outfitter for a few years.
yea i heard bout this story i thouggt Rios got killed by the train. she survived no thanks to the stupid as cops they practically sat there watch the train come. all they care bout was checkin to see if she had a gun even after she gets hospitalized. sick
Paid leave. PAID LEAVE? They needed to be fired and arrested immediately
Yes I agree fired
And arrested all of them
Jail
Arrested first then fired
They deserve the E chair
and put into the eletric chair
It happens every. Single. Time.
Absolutely disgusting!! Taking their time searching for a weapon and leaving Ms. Gonzalez on the tracks. Murder.
What else could they do till they are held accountable? They literally left a lady on the train tracks!!! I hope she gets all the money in the world for this
I can’t imagine the horror of seeing a train coming at you and not being able flee.
Yeah this is what nightmares are made of.
One billion percent. The emotional strain must be through the roof!
She will have flash backs for the rest of her life. There's no way you wouldn't think about that constantly.
@@joez.2794 We need to become the police, we good people must push out the swine.
They tied her to a train track and then got a paid vacation.
@@Scientists_dont_lie flashbacks anytime she see's a train and nightmares too!
This is the most insane case I have ever seen. The stupidity levels are off the charts for these cops.
Couldn’t get my hand of my face.
These cops deserve nothing more than a job in their jailhouse kitchen serving soup.
I think they just did it on purpose, they seem to hold a extreme prejudice as well as heavy racial hatred toward anyone who is not of their skin color. that other cop was even trying to assume she had tossed a gun out onto the grass. they were most definitely trying to pin something on her. And i think they parked their vehicle purposefully on that track, knowing full well locking her inside was putting her in danger. Cops in America today are EVIL, Corrupt and Most of them are the Sons, Daughters and Grandchildren of KKK members from the past. that's why they hold such extreme racial hatred, and are disgustingly allowed to exercise their brutality onto people; because they hide behind a "badge" and the so-called *Law*.
Time to put an end to Qualified Immunity. Always record the police, you may just save a life.
One billion gajillion dollars!!!!
@Luke Skyballer Forgot about that one. It truly is clown world.
Your videos are always so in depth and have so much cited case work. I can`t image the work that goes in to this. thank you for your content!
Cop who put her in the vehicle on train tracks should've reveived many charges and jail time.
Why have none of these cops been identified? This is beyond horrific
Qualified Immunity, Sovereign Immunity. Some kind of immunity. They're always immune.
@@SubvertTheState More likely because the case is still open and they are investigating those officers
The two officers facing criminal charges have been identified, Jordan Steinke and Pablo Vasquez.
@@kitkuk.kojootti8296 You would clean the cheese off an officer if given the opportunity.
@@drookor What are you even saying?
I'm just glad that the victim actually survived this so she can sue each and every one of those cops and the entire department into the next dimension.
And the tax payers fit the bill.
Well maybe they should have better qualified officers that aren’t idiots doing the job. You would sue if they had broken 9 bones and head injuries it’s just funny how some republicans only see the cops side of things no matter how stupid some of these officers really are.
@@airtec87 What do you suggest is the right compensation for what happened to this young INNOCENT lady?
@@vexial97 I mean she is innocent because I'm pretty sure even though she was injured they could still make a case on her if she actually wasn't innocent. So I'm assuming she is innocent because they were not able to make a case on her
@@TRIGERDSONIC They already concluded she was not the right person to be pulled over.
Unreal, absolutely unreal!
It’s crazy how a person can get fired from a job for walking in five minutes late but a cop can really much kill somebody and they’re on paid leave and usually go right back to work. Insane and I’m sick of it
I got fired for being 1 MINUTE late as a patient transporter when I was 18 and u are right its f'ed up how I lost a good job over that yet these officers stay roaming around. Its not as bad as the human trafficking going on but damn its a major issue. I feel uncomfortable around police even when ive done nothing wrong or if they are just minding their business
You can thank the unions for that
@@meowmeow2759how are labour unions to blame?
@@Khookies-lp2lu because the labor unions will protect the cops for almost anything and it allows them to get away with what they do
@@Khookies-lp2luThe police union defends these type of police. While the lack of other unions create this disparity in worker rights
It's almost monstrous how casually they joked after they almost killed someone.
the humor that kicks in from adrenaline and realization they really really fucked up, hopefully she can use that in court aswell...
@@alxm9617 yep. One of the exceptions to hearsay is excited utterances.
And if that doesn't work, statements by the party opponent should do it.
It wasn't "almost" monstrous, it was monstrous
When it comes to being a flashing light
In the rear window
It's just a freight train coming your way.
Yeah cops speak how sociopaths would speak, if they weren't bothering with trying to hide their feelings.
@@sendit7922 agreed...
"Multiple agencies are investigating the various aspects of this incident"
I'm sure it's a very difficult investigation.
Its been over a year since ive watched this video and every time it just gets worse. The negligence, the illegal search and seizure, the overwhelming need for the officers to find a weapon, not to mention the actual train wreck itself, all based off of a single phone call. Every officer should be charged and held personally responsible for what happened here.
This is almost literally unbelievable. How could anyone, let alone a Police Officer, be so amazingly stupid as to needlessly park their car on railroad tracks and then lock a handcuffed suspect inside it and leave the thing unattended?! This goes way beyond simple incompetence and should actually result in charges of attempted murder or manslaughter for all those involved. I hope the poor victim sues them for every penny they've got before they go to jail.
You want to know how they can be so amazingly stupid? Hire more women, please, and you shall find out ;)
You mean sues us. The tax payers?
@@The_Cholo yes
Attempted murder? I think you might be spot on. Leaving someone cuffed in a car ON rail road tracks???! It’s exactly what we’d see in the old western movies with people getting tied to the rail road tracks. This is no different. Attempted murder.
@@The_Cholo well yea the tax payers deserve it for voting in dumb asses who won’t make reform for police impotence such as this. Sorry bud we deserve this L. Thank congress for this.
The fact that they are still searching her car after she was hit by a train is astounding. These cops are straight up wicked
They needed to justify themselves.
When I saw the train run over the car, I suffocated and tears filled my eyes and I felt that my heart was beating so hard. All I hoped was that the clip was composed and that the girl was okay... This is while I was watching the clip on the phone. How could they just laugh and complete the search.. Is it possible that they have Hearts or little feelings of compassion or conscience.. I became more afraid of humans than monsters these days. 💔💔
I don't think she constented or was able to consent to a search. Technically
@@alialsuhail1989 I had my jaw opened wide and I was crying
@@gentle_cobra me to with heart palpitation 😭
9:57 Plot twist: Cops blame the train conductor.
Alternate plot twist: "she made me park on the train tracks, she stopped immediately after the tracks, so she was trying to kill me!"
You make being a lawyer look so cool. I enjoy the content though, sometimes difficult to watch. Keep up the great work man! Mad respect 👌
There should be an offical third party organization that investigates police misconduct. The fact that their own department can investigate themselves is one of the most ass backward things about our "justice" system
ironically they will all literally suffer for their roles in this cover up, have they ANY humanity
It's police internal affairs
The third party is the suing attorney.
@@GTFBITK I mean a dedicated third party organization not the attorney that is prosecuting, if that makes any sense
There is. it’s called IAB (internal affairs bureau) which also tends to ironically work effectively, at firing or punishing the UNDENIABLE, but only under the table and is GREAT at covering up public accusations of misconduct to prevent local and public retaliation or outcry.
They were so determined to pin charges on her that they didn't prioritize her safety.
Or their own safety really, parking on the track in the first place. You shouldn't get a driving license if you don't know you to never ever do that, let alone be a cop. And while everybody here talks about punishing those cops, court cases, damages, the root cause is being ignored. Cops in the US are just often way to incompetent, mostly due to a severe lack of training. To me it's completely incomprehensible to me that with two officers there neither of them have the situational awareness not to park on train tracks in the first place, let alone leaving the car there with someone in it. But then, I live in a country where the absolute minimum to become a police officer is two years of education...
Thank you for saying the quiet part out loud. When policing prioritizes arrests, this is the result.
@@bbopaloobop5423 80 is a pretty generous estimate
@@foobar8894 they are so quick to judge and put others down too. They should be in jail and anyone else who teained them
@@jikosauce So lock them up, fine. But they will need to be replaced by two others. If those are just as incompetent you're not really making any progress do you?
It's funny, people blame the cops for only being after arrest and then when something happens all they want is those cops arrested. So there's a systematic issue where there is no system in place which ensures cops are competent. But below that there is a cultural issue where assigning blame and punishment is more important than finding causes and fixing issues.
i remember when this story happened and it just blew piss outta straw. the pure injustice on display here is grossly apparent. i honestly cant hear anything else about this case until the headline is, “incompetency leads to near manslaughter”
I've been watching this channel for a long time and this is the first time I'm commenting on it.
This case is special. This is absolutely absurd. My heart dropped when I saw that train hit the car.
Those cops should 100% be in jail for a looong time. There's no way in hell they should be free.
I hope the woman receives at least 20 million out of this case. Even then, her life is not worth just 20 million and these people were about to end it.
The officer who put her in the vehicle, was found guilty by a judge, but will face ZERO jailtime, and only received a sentence of parole. smh...
Idiots in the police force and behind the bench.
I no longer trust the DOJ after it took them 2 years to start investigating President #45. We have two systems. One for the rich and bad police and one for the rest of us. My boyfriend has been taken advantage of by police so I hope this girl gets every penny she sues for. This is unbelievable. These cops are stupid af.
Edited for bad autocorrect
Apparently that was at the Prosecutors request! Corruption at the highest levels!
It's gross that she's not getting jail time, but at least she'll never be a cop again .
@@lFunGuylHow naive, no one is getting paid off, judges are not neutral arbiters, they are on the same team as the prosecutors and police they work with every single day. That’s why guilty officers almost always get zero jail time, it’s not an anomaly, it’s business as usual.
@@iRunKids You're right. It was naive.
God bless our police force, and may the swamp be drained. May we return to our roots.
The fact that those POs are not in jail shows how rotten the criminal justice system is.
Do you have a current link proving this?
Edit: WILL YOU IDIOTS SHUT UP! I HAVEN'T CARED ABOUT THE LINK FOR MONTHS!!! AND I'VE EXPESSED THIS OVER AND OVER!!! I JUST WANT YOU TO LEAVE ME ALONE AND STOP HARASSING ME OVER A F***ING REQUEST FOR A LINK!!!
@@samuelsoliday4381proving they...aren't in jail? Because they aren't. The female cop got a misdemeanor charge and nobody went to jail. As of like a month ago
@@calvinsimpson1301 I asked for a link to the page saying they are still active or were released. Are you by any chance lacking in reading comprehension and mistook the phrase "do you have a link" for "What proof is there?"
@@samuelsoliday4381it really only took one google search not sure how someone cant do that
Whats her name? Someone needs to find her and put her ona track@@calvinsimpson1301
Pathetic! That is drivers Ed 101, to never park on train tracks. They were more preoccupied with finding a way to incriminate her than ensure everyone's safety. That cop sure ran, he cared a whole lot about his own life, but didn't care to make sure the vehicle was in a safer location. I also find their "finding weapon" highly suspicious...being that they persisted in searching her car after she was hit. Because they wanted to avoid having comitted an unlawful arrest, as well as killing her.
I would bet my life savings, that if she got that door open and saved herself, that they would've charged her with escape and fleeing. Lol
I'm surprised they didn't charge the train engineer for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle!
You might lose your savings. I bet that in that case, if she saved herself, she would have died on the spot with 5 or 6 bullets in her back. Cops just don't let you escape.
@@mzrcnn so true. btw oly 5-6 bullets? didn't you mean 5-6 magazines from each officer?
Very true, they probably would've succeeded as well, this is downright gross incompetence and neglect. Hope finding that gun was worth it...
@@bbgun061By the time the engineer saw something on the tracks all he could do was blare the horn a few times. No time to stop. Going too fast plus it's really heavy, cop car or no cop car :/
We investigated ourselves and we found that we did nothing wrong.
Every police department EVER
And we will pay with taxes that came from the community
Who do you think taught landlords and business owners to be the way they are, the person that they rent from the mayor.
If you have an institution that hands out a license and someone commits malpractice, you need to be investigated how did that person get their license.
So in a way no one has ever been held accountable, in my lifetime my entire lifetime.
Solution: line the pigs on the track. They have addresses.
All while on PAID administrated leave 😡
Please keep us updated on this one
The officer who handcuffed the victim was sentenced to 30 months probation and some community service, and she was obviously fired from the police force. The civil case is still ongoing. A channel called Nate The Lawyer has a video covering this.
I thought that leaving someone bound on train tracks and laughing was a cliche way of telling us who the villain is.
It absolutely is! Remember this the next time some idiot tells you that the cops are "on our side!"
@@sirfrancis8732 one cops dumb actions don’t define the whole force buddy
@@plexonrl1039The disregard and negligence by the officers in the video looks more like a group effort of stupidity rather than the stupidity of a single officer.
@@OmniBakeneko that has nothing to do with every police officer, he said The police not that police. Meaning all Police which as I said one action doesn’t define all police
@@plexonrl1039 Again. Just pointing out how you said one dumb officer. When in this case there were several. Plural not singular.
The fact that they just handcuffed her and tossed her in the wagon without stating her rights or no explanation and then completely disregarded her is just mind blowing. How some of these officers graduate the academy is remarkable.
Edit: thank you everyone for your support on the comment and the replies. Hopefully some police officers see these and we can make a change
I don't care what vehicle you're in parking on TRACKS IS ILLEGAL
@@brijit9913 Who cares if it's illegal? It's moronic. You can't get hit by a train if you're not on the tracks. Anyone who stops a vehicle on train tracks is a fucking idiot. I see people doing it every day, on active commuter rail lines.
Is it even considered resisting arrest at that point? They are refusing to tell you why you're detained
@@Azrael1486 No because they didn't tell her that she is being arrested or why. They just cuffed her.
So she couldn't resist being arrested because they didn't arrest or detain her.
If so, they would have to state that verbally. Which they didn't.
The academy is part of the issue, the training for police is laughably minimal. Think about any other career that has life or death stakes: doctor, nurse, pilot, etc. These all involve years of training, hundreds (even thousands) of hours of supervised practice, multiple certifications and licensing that must be regularly renewed. But cops? 18 weeks and a probationary period then we hand them the full power to destroy/end people’s lives.
We need a letter below F.
It's an absolute miracle that this woman actually survived this!
Jesus Christ right?! Those Explorers can protect someone from a fucking TRAIN? I can’t imagine anyone living getting hit in a car by a fucking train
If the train had come from the opposite direction or if she had been on the passenger side of the cruiser she most likely would have been killed.
@@DOLsenior is correct
good for her she's going to get some millions.
she survived to sue them.
As of last month (Nov 2022), according to the Denver Post, the DA's office has filed criminal charges against the officers: criminal attempt to commit manslaughter, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment (multiple counts), obstructing a highway or other passageway, careless driving, and parking where prohibited.
What about the victim (the woman) are they going to award her a few million $’s for injuries suffered etc
As they should
@@edyacheraii4279 Not being a US citizen, but these are criminal proceedings, they are not there for (huge) damages. That would be a civil suit brought by herself (which she seems to be doing, according to this video). The criminal proceedings are for tossing these police officers in jail.
I hope they run this lawsuit & criminal suit up those careless & negligent cops butts sideways! Protect & serve?!?!?! Not hardly!
@@edyacheraii4279 well the way these things work, WE will be paying off that settlement because the pigs never have to pay for their mistakes.
Imagine the lawsuits, not only for the physical and emotional damages of the victim, but by the railroad for the damages to their trackside equipment and the train itself
Locomotives aren't cheap
WTF!! I wasn't expecting that!
I railroad for a living and I've never seen anyone survive a hit like that. To say she's lucky to have survived is an understatement
I guess the one time a reinforced vehicle was useful. Police cruisers are in the US right? Since everything is life and death and need to draw guns on people
Unsure if they buckled her in, so if she didn’t have a seatbelt on she’s even more lucky
God is good!
That's being surrounded by angels 😇 and God's Mercy and Grace.
All the time
Why are cops allowed to "tell you in a minute" as to why they are actively kidnapping people. Is it to provoke a "resisting" charge where there would otherwise be no articulated original charge?
from what i've seen, it's just so they can assign a phony charge so they can reach their quota OR just have some sort of "revenge" on you.
Actually it's because if they tell you the reason before they know who you are, you could flee, and they can't confirm your identity. If they at least see your ID, and you escape, they know who you are.
@@JoePro that is so not why they don’t tell you lmfao.
@@bobbys2643 don't forget they don't HAVE to tell you why. They just have to obtain probable cause.
@@bobbys2643 Actually, it is. That's coming from a friend of mine who is an LEO
Cops should all be fired and get 5 years in prison for this. This is gross negligence.
Protect and serve?? Holy crap!!!
The fact that there were like 10 cops and not one thought to tell her to move her car off the railroad tracks is insane.
They were too busy finding evidence to put her in jail they couldn't be concerned about a 60,000 dollar vehicle of tax payer money or the life of the suspect. Cut them some slack.
The cop car was on the railroad tracks, not her car.
@@ashleyc.6607 yes I know that I guess I was not clear the 60,000 vehicle I was referring to was the cop car not the truck they were rifling thru
@@michaelmusson3593 wasn't there a incident a few months ago about a suspect in a car and a train
@@michaelmusson3593 Oh wait this is the incident
What pisses me off more than anything is that they can handcuff you without telling you WHY. She asked multiple times and they said basically we will let you know. It's infuriating to think they can detain you while the FIND something to arrest you for.
Unfortunel,y that's America. Have you seen how many cop shootings there are from minor traffic stops, and so many guns that they have to treat everyone like they have a gun. She was also being pulled over for a road rage incident with a gun and which they did find in the car. It doesn't make right happened to her too. That would be horrific.
@@nicholasdyne if that would be the only reason you can tell just that to the person while handcuffing ….
they are supposed to secure the situation and then inform you once all are safe. There were enough officers on scene to search while the female cop explained what was going on. didnt need 20 chiefs at the pow wow. I first thot, why is he focusing on train tracks, it was a perfect felony stop procedure.. i said there is no way a train came!!!.. then blamo!!! That conductor needed a drug test.
Welcome to America home of the g*ys ,where you're guilty until proven innocent and your freedom depends on your bank account status NOT your race. Just look at OJ Simpson then look at Scott Peterson. At this point I honestly believe America would be much SAFER if we didn't even have police. At this rate they cause MORE problems then they solve. Lets just rename the USA, Big Mexico. 🤷♂
@@douglassinclaire9968 the conductor??? What about the fucking cops???
This only further erodes public confidence 😔 too much focus on obtaining evidence to support a conviction and not safety 🤔 what about the actual perpitrator? Did they even look for the actual offender? If she is innocent where is the actual perpitrator? The police are less concerned about safety and overly focused on 'evidence'... Incompetent officers only undermine public confidence 😲😧😦😓😕😔
Holly crap, my whole body is shivering. what. the. hell. I don't know where to begin to think.
This is the worst case of criminal negligence by a police officer I have ever seen .
Almost literally unbelievable .
Unfortunately this deliberate indifference is not uncommon. This is literally insane.
George Floyd begs to differ
@@cristianproustworst than george floyd
@@cristianproust Fentanyl Floyd? He killed himself and went out high as balls! You're as funny as your clown media.
@@cristianproust George Floyd put himself in that position and there is zero questioning that. Where the cop failed, and why he was rightfully convicted, was the minutes after where he ignored people pointing out that he was unconscious. Is that more negligent than parking a car on a traintrack and putting someone in it? No, absolutely not. You're comparing a drug riddled suspect fighting with Police for 10 minutes to cops loading a woman in front of a battering ram? Don't be stupid.
Dear God, I can't even *_FATHOM_* how terrified she must have been!! Forget fired, they should all be in jail!
should be a felony imo
They don’t need jail. They must be lined on the tracks.
Truly terryfying!
Attempt 🔪🔪🔪
@@joeydrew528 for real
Mrs. Rios-Gonzalez(s) is incredibly lucky to be alive. The officers involved will be lucky to ever have a job again.
I can't believe a train actually showed up. Here in California we have train tracks but mostly no trains.
Man, anytime I hear that an investigation is being held between authorities, all I really hear is "hold on while we try to weasel our way to a lighter punishment".
But the officer responsible was put on paid leave! Clearly it was the woman's fault for being a criminal
@@pcmasterrace4039 there's no proof she committed any crime besides a possibilly unrelated 911 call bozo
@@pcmasterrace4039 how about they hand cuff you and leave you for dead on the train tracks lmao gtfo
@@BryanRodriguez-lo8bb If I were a criminal I gladly would my good sir
The incident happened over a month ago. A month is about 10 times more time than necessary to investigate this incident. I assume the investigation will be wrapped up in late 2023.
It doesn’t matter. Since it won’t come out of the cops pay check. Citizens are the victims and citizens pay the consequences of cops illegalities.
Interesting is this true ?
@@moreuselessthansakura yup
She can sue him personally since we were there first state to limit cops liability in these kind of cases...
I bet that a ton of you will agree with this...
if it came out of their personal paychecks or retirement, they wouldn't treat the citizens with no regard to the constitution rights we have...
Not if you don't settle,and take it all they way through court. If you can prove they knowingly violated your rights, the cop loses his qualified immunity, and is responsible for the money
hopefully she will NEVER EVER have to work another day in her life if justice is done.
This came up again today in my feed. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️. I’m just so angry at what our country has become. The Arkansas PIT maneuver on the pregnant woman who followed to a T every action listed in the ASP’s own documentation regarding how to yield and pull over for a police officer, the black preacher arrested while watering his neighbors plants by overly aggressive white police officers in Mississippi, the hundreds and hundreds of cases where police require ID under threat of arrest because they literally don’t know the difference between “general suspiciousness” (very subjective) and “Reasonable Articulable Suspicion” of a crime (mostly objective) simply because both include the word “suspicious,” the Cook County (Crooked County), IL case where “Pink Camera Magic” was the victim of police officers with DECADES on the job and promoted to supervisory positions (one was a LT. And one was a SGT.) who evidently don’t know even the most basic laws and concept of laws and arrested her and charged her and deleted her camera footage and on and on and on! What have we become since 9/11? How about the ER nurse in Salt Lake City, UT arrested by an overly aggressive Sgt. Allegedly under orders from his LT. Because she followed her hospital’s policy and HER boss’s orders to protect a patient (unable to respond) from an illegal search (blood draw) after an accident in which the patient was the Victim???? OMG! None of these crazy actions by police would have been a normal everyday occurrence prior to 9/11. Why? Because the idiots in government at the time, 2001, chose to legislate the illegal removal of our rights for the purpose of the ILLUSION of SAFETY over our RIGHTS. Over the past 2 decades this has been brainwashed into the younger generations who are now in important positions like law enforcement- and the absolute useless state of public education in our country is also to blame. These younger generations are completely brainwashed and have no concept of independent critical thinking or how to employ thought techniques to avoid logical fallacies. Instead, in general, these younger generations are completely void of educated, independent critical thinking - exactly what the true owners of this new global society desire. It’s a sad goddamn shame. We once truly led the world. Today? The world looks at us like the US is full of ignorant, uneducated and spoiled brats with some weird collective Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
AMEN ❤
None of this is new. It was just easier for cops to hide and or get away with it back then. Now you can't go anywhere without a camera around.
Being trapped in a car with no door handle, a steel partition, bullet proof windows and A TRAIN IS COMING?!! This is the stuff NIGHTMARES ARE MADE OF! 🤯
"a steel partition, bullet proof windows" that probably also keep her alive at least, most normal car in europe would have been completely destroyed, thus in europe most train can go 250 km/h easy while in us you are happy with a train of 100 km/h
That's criminal!
welcome to america
And hands cuffed behind your back!
I am amazed she didn't suffer greater injuries since more in likely she was also not buckled it. Not only was she hit by the train, she likely flew around the car
You can be reassured that a thorough investigation will be done and they will find that they did nothing wrong themselves.
Rev 3:9 "Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee."
@@vogelaccount5902 and we’re suing the railroad company for destroying our police car
@@bernadinesackinger7115 and we’ve promoted the officers involved to Sargents.
It's sad that this is the truth nowadays. We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong... 🤦🏻
Well, Colorado has the second-weakest qualified immunity in the nation after New Mexico, so there's hope for a state-level lawsuit even if the federal one fails. If she sues for negligence or something other than a Constitutional rights violation, she gets to use state court.
@@vogelaccount5902 our police officers are sueing the railroad company for mental Truman they are suffering because they almost got hit by that train.
Unbelievable at the disregard for safety of a prisoner in their custody
No jail time? WTF.
Until that happens, these things will continue to happen.
Apparently, the judge was going to send the female officer to jail, but the prosecutor requested not to.
@@cavaridrodid0924Grrrr!
@@cavaridrodid0924hang the prosecutor then... no less... want to defend some POS? Goodbye 👋
Ah well if the prosecutor requested it!@@cavaridrodid0924
tbf i dont think "these things" meaning this particular kind of incident is gonna happen again in our lifetime. america is way too big and has way too little railroad (though enough dumb enough officers) for this to happen again.
Holy shit. The fact she has to depend on the same system that put her in harms way, to give her justice , is scary.
@AndrewWithEase11 11 You should probably talk to a mental health professional. You sound near the edge of a mental collapse dude.
Real Talk 😒. That is scary
gotta love a system that checks and balances itself.
Indeed. Stay away from the legal system at all costs. It is 90% incompetence, indifference, and corruption.
But it is not the same system, that is the good thing.
The cops and the courts are different entitys that are clearly separated.
PAID administrative leave? You gotta be kidding me!
is that really happen, i'm from different country but first thing that I was spotted was cruiser parked on railroad. That was collective stupidity.
How the police investigate the police is still beyond me…
They’re the nwo’s royal guard. They are not police . I was recently involved in a deliberate hit and run dropping my son off at school. Long story short my son knew the guys kid and got his address. Showed up to his house a few hours later and took detailed picture of his vehicles damage that matched mine. That was over a month ago and the police still haven’t done anything. They could care less. Lump that into the police allowing blm to burn whole city’s down causing billions in damages and allowed by police to happen and put two+two together.
Funny how that works isnt it. There should be civilian oversight and a regular rotation out to prevent conflicts of interest
We’ve invested ourselves, got bored, and claimed all party’s of the police department not guilty
Along with qualified immunity is beyond me.
That's the neat part, they don't.
I researched this. She is suing. Also, she was NOT the perpetrator they were looking for. She was just driving, minding her own business, and this is what she meets up with. Horrifying.
Thank you for this, I was wondering wtf
Most police officers are not very smart. This female officer lacked even common sense.
@@janiestla5945 totally agree
Cops are not here to protect you.
This is odd.... because in the video at the end ... one cop looking in the truck said 'here's your gun" when the other cop opened the center storage.
This poor woman, can you imagine the terror? She's going to have nightmares the rest of her life.
This is surely the dictionary definition of incompetence if not reckless incompetence.
PAID leave?! You've got to be kidding me... You nearly kill a woman, due to your own negligence and get paid to take a vacation while you're investigated? Police in this country are a bad joke.
What does the word investigation imply? Oh yea that it hasn't been proven yet. The reason the cops were put on paid leave is because it's unfair to withold livilyhood from someone without proving they committed the crime.
You act like that’s a shocker. That’s standard for any cop that gets investigated.
Honestly this paid leave policy need to be redone
Or else a police officer who knowingly done something wrong cann just get a paid leave and done cops shouldnt be allowed to have paid leave if there is a investigation of them and if with in a timeframe before the paid leave the investigators found something criminal the cop should get the offense the did plus fraud or betray becuse this is a litteral legal loop hole for cops to kill someone and just say bye
Don't worry blue lives matter boot lickers will say they conducted themselves very well.
Yup, that's the norm. Disgusting!
This happened not far from us. All of us out here were horrified when this was shown on the local news channels. This needs to be a HUGE lawsuit
Amazing that this somehow turned out to be about you.
Yep, a huge lawsuit that will be paid out by the citizens that had nothing to do with what happened. For those responsible, some *may* lose their job. I doubt any of them will face any criminal charges for their actions.
Lawsuit nothing. This is a criminal case like no other.
When did this happen and in what town?
@@mjdamato it depends nowadays .. what state or Court you're in they're going after pension funds now ah days
This is the most unbelievable thing I've ever seen
These are our American heroes ladies and gentlemen lol. The pick the brightest and bravest