$110,000 Settlement For Illegal Detention

[@AuditTheAudit]

Thank you for joining us! What could Mr Kelley have done differently? Comment below.

[@mars3579]

Fuckinh thug criminal cop he need to be fired

[@mars3579]

Why is hard for the police to say what’s crime did he do the think they above everyone

[@ralral3545]

FTP all day everyday! PEACE

[@RockPowerUSA]

His only chance, and just slightly more, was if he was white. I don't know if they were racist; They just acted way too intrested in tazing for some reason. It's hard to prove being racist in their policing position unless they verbally directly say something and is caught clearly on video. I don't think you can ever interpret actions as racist unless they do some type of nazi salute or something. I don't think you're ever going to see that happen. Maybe im wrong though. I was wondering if the "auditors" here ever know of anybody Winning a case when the police actions were interpreted as racist and not any the verbal comments made. So....a question back at you, Mr. Auditor.

[@madamj2982]

@@RockPowerUSA Racism isn't hard 2 detect unless u are racist or u live in a bubble.

[@robertcarly9183]

These type of abuses that result in a payout need to come from the cop's pension, not the taxpayers.

[@apparentlynot1stLeonchubbs]

THIS 10000000000000% 👍👍👍👍

[@RBZ-1]

@NOBBERT true, but salary is already part of our taxes. Paying settlements above and beyond what is already required to have police presence should not also come from taxpayers, but directly from monies the officers expect to personally receive outside of their salary. Start chipping away at their retirement balance and they will start fighting each other.

[@christopherfrazier945]

Robert Carlee preach!!

[@simonjohnston9488]

The taxpayers are apathetic about this issue in the extreme - though many want police to be even more abusive. They routinely elect authoritarian right-wingers with white supremacist sympathies. They absolutely should be paying - it's one of the very few ways that reminds them that there's a cost for giving such people the sweeping, nearly unaccountable power & authority.

[@imjustadog1897]

@Crom The guy to the right was involved in the dispute, not pointing a gun at a kid. There was actually no gun. The officers were supposed to investigate a domestic dispute. Instead they made a situation worse by making up a gun call and harming someone who had nothing to do with the dispute. That's why people are upset. Watch the video thoroughly.

[@BokushingusKendoTV]

Calling someone sweetheart when you got a belt full of weapons and the person is handcuffed is so freaking cowardly.

[@angelluisespada6634]

Yup, that is being a 😈.

[@ThatOneRockerGuy]

i would add sexual harassment to the lawsuit

[@douglashoward4206]

when they talk like that, its time to wear a chastity belt.

[@michaelhollon5332]

That alone shows the real way police see citizens

[@dubzy8334]

It speaks volumes of the attitude of this cop . It may be one word, but it really a very sad story.

[@Ioulou66]

"He's standing up for his rights. Tase him".

[@smartazz61]

You get the prize. That is EXACTLY it. He stood up for his rights. "We can't allow that"

[@LazyBoss254]

"No i'm not. i'm pickn my nose"....."He's pickn his nose. Tase him."

[@kokujin5446]

Best comment😂

[@lmoral222]

Best because it's true. Like, _literally_ true.

[@sydhamelin1265]

Exactly. As soon as he voiced his rights, it pissed off the officer, who then assaulted him.

[@squidliticus]

“It’s all on video sweetheart.” Proceeds to lose the lawsuit. 😂😂

[@canucanoe2861]

They settled with no admission of guilt. If the money came out of the thug's, uh, I mean cop. If the money came out of the cop's pocket, it would be a loss. As it is, the tax payer gets the bill, and the cop keeps his job. Not so much of a loss for the thug, uh, I mean cop.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@canucanoe2861 I call them thugs and thug cops with no need for an implied apology.

[@manonYm1]

IQ and state of mind of a cop

[@ithamarlowe6158]

God someone tell me they got fired.

[@DH___]

“We’ve investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing”

[@JubJubtheWonderHippo]

"DO NOT INVESTIGATE THE ISSUE FURTHER."

[@alextrust1186]

The system is a complete and utter joke, it's in their policy to not taze any suspect that is passively resisting yet they found no wrong doing??

[@gremlinsbreath]

They will never find wrongdoing because it raises the payout for the law suit.

[@007amooreify]

😂

[@mimip8834]

Wow... that comment from their superiors just proves where these cops get their "confirmation" to do the horrible police work they do.

[@chrisgordon5719]

The $110,000 should come out of the pay of the "Supervisor".

[@arunmkumar4433]

ALL FOR THIS 🤬

[@kevindunleavy854]

They settled because they knew those NAZI SMURFS FUCKED UP BIG TIME !!! IT'S TIME TO OVERHAUL ALL POLICE POLICIES NATIONWIDE !!

[@mcross320]

Police need to bond themselves for their own personal screw-ups. Americans are tired of the public paying for their personal problems.

[@chrisgordon5719]

@WeeStrom CO Guy If a Supervisor knows better and protects his criminals under him that should have been trained better, of course they share responsibility. In most States, if you rob a bank, and you are sitting in the get away car waiting for the robbers, and they shoot and kill someone, you are as responsible as the shooter. I've only seen a few videos where the Patrolman was really wrong and the Supervisor comes along tells the Patrolman that they are wrong and to let the victim go. The Supervisor doesn't want to make his criminal pal look bad. So the Victim gets arrested and his car towed. No one ever talks about how much this whole illegal action is costing the victim. Even the Judges are part of the problem. They are part of the criminal money collection system. Arrest someone for a Bogus DUI. The car gets towed, no matter what. Then you have to pay the towing fees and the cost of storage. No questions asked.

[@Herpaderpderpamufuka]

Agreed.. or, they should lose creature comforts like coffee snacks, and meals to pay for it.. Everyone involved should be terminated and everyone should be outraged when the city is forced to pay for wrongdoing.

[@gta4everrr]

Unbelievable. All they had to do was explain why they were detaining him. If they couldn't do that, then they had no right to detain him.

[@viopsadmin]

Who the heck even tasers a guy with his back turned and his hands in the air? Apparently the Aurora PD.

[@bryanjohnson5451]

A real Coward!!!!!👮

[@douglashoward4206]

they was ascared.

[@whitenoiseihearu4018]

They are suburban housewives prodigy. They freak out over everything like not using a coaster as if thats the biggest problem they ever had. So those little boys grow up to be on a whole different reality.

[@michaelhollon5332]

He thought this was his last chance of getting a adrenaline fix.

[@michaelhollon5332]

@@douglashoward4206 👍 Because we all know that for a police officer, there's nothing as scary as someone who has his back turned and his hands in the air. Or someone who wants to know why they are being detained.

[@jadenhalstead7290]

“We investigated our own actions and found we did nothing wrong”

[@dasmoools606]

Right? I always laugh when they come out with statements like that. It sounds so idiotic, like.. of course they'll say that, they're the ones doing the investigation into one of their own. To be honest, US or UK, at this point, the vast majority of Coppers are just worthless trash that needs to be thrown away.

[@bigcheese9096]

@@dasmoools606 this is my biggest problem with police. Absolutely zero accountability when they're wrong. It would go a long way within the communities if they could just admit we fucked up, we got this wrong. But that very rarely, if ever happens.

[@dasmoools606]

​@@bigcheese9096 Too true. Over here, we have cops covering up grooming gangs, heck we have Cops INVOLVED with grooming gangs and allowing them to fly under the radar now, which has finally been given the light of day, media wise, though BBC seems oddly quiet about it and oddly stand offish about it. Heck, when I was a child and involved in a grooming gang, I saw two police officers just walk past me, I was naked with bruises all over on a moldy mattress.. though one of them paid attention just not in the way I was hoping for. They're entirely unfit for purpose and need to be overhauled from the ground up, they also need to be stripped of there guns.. I'm not all too fond of an unarmed population being ruled over by armed law enforcement.. Or, we get to finally have proper gun laws. If Law enforcement gets to be armed, we should be armed.

[@adygombos4469]

"But... Here are the rules you made yourselves that say you did something wrong". "I completely agree, we did nothing wrong."

[@lostfor1345]

They should pay that money with their retirement fund or their 401k. mistakes of them, not of us.

[@jhoodied4861]

5:57 "I know my rights!" BANG!! Shows how Cop feels about our fucking rights.

[@harrypot3381]

Yh that was the highlight, that taze shot was a hard slap on liberties face

[@jhoodied4861]

@Raymond Wong The only good Cop is a dead cop.

[@Cieln0va]

@@jhoodied4861 The only good cop is a cop who consistently calls out other cops, with that being said approximately

[@Hotspur560]

"what am i being detained for?" "I'm not telling you" *tazed* "what am i being arrested for?" "not doing what we said"

[@brookwest]

When a officer cost a City to pay out money that officer should lose his job.

[@apparentlynot1stLeonchubbs]

If I ever cost any past employers even say, $1000.. I doubt I woulda been kept on 🤷 if private employers are using the "keep the best and fire the rest" attitudes to maintain their high standards, I think we should hold cops to that standard too 🤷 I don't want any "scrape by" cops.. just like I don't want a doctor who got 51% on his university finals 😎 certain professions DEMAND the best of the best if we truly do need them in society. Oof these audit vids got me all wordy 😂🤷

[@RBZ-1]

lose job and all rights to ever carry a service weapon in any work capacity

[@mizzpoetrics]

@@RBZ-1 I completely agree!!!

[@PG-sg2oo]

Tax payers pay this or the corrupt "officers"?

[@momoismaili9564]

No, he should work for free until he made up for the loss he caused.

[@eschdaddy]

If cops become liable for their own actions, this shit would stop.

[@gregfakerson6998]

it would stop overnight, instantly and permanently

[@raymondrak961]

We can only hope

[@krane15]

It will take more than that. The results were pro police. That means individually or collectively they would still have gotten off Scot-free.

[@carolynpickens1388]

if they start going after these bad cops pension I can almost bet that they would think twice if doctors have to pay out of their pocket when they do wrong why shouldn't the cop

[@GetCraftyLemons]

​@carolynpickens1388 Im in agreement there!! If nothing is going to be done & just covered up, it's time to make a change, and THEY will have to do right or pay the cost, i.e. fines, etc.

[@donovanlatham9341]

That "it's all on camera sweet heart" got my blood boiling I'm not going to lie

[@tiko4621]

Disgusting fuck. Wonder how he’d feel if the tables were reversed. American police need to lose their qualified immunity

[@jimmyeatsom3375]

Likewise.... Such disrespect.

[@darkstar4494]

Why would you lie about that?

[@AlanaFnC]

Anyone else working customer service would be fired talking disrespectfully to people. It's ridiculous that cops can talk down to you, laugh at you, curse at you, and make you feel like absolute shit. If they weren't allowed to say anything they want to citizens, I think it would severely help with the God complex. Because the God complex officers usually can't help but act like garbage, and they would be fired for breaking policy. Him talking like that in front of his Sargent and everyone at the police department believing that's appropriate is sickening.

[@ishotmyboss]

He should get that on a tshirt and send it to that cop for christmas.

[@TachibanaTengoku]

"So let me get this straight. You want to detain and arrest me for no crime, and when I resist by asking questions, that becomes my crime? Ok, that makes sense"

[@fjellfinn4618]

@Third eye ugh, white males are such racists

[@evanoneill619]

@@fjellfinn4618 I usually catch sarcasm pretty quick. Are you joking or are making a serious, general and all inclusive comment, that "all white males are racist"? That sounds like something that a child would write or someone who is in fact, a racist himself. You dont speak for me or some of the other "white males" I know. This is obviously a sack of shit cop who doesn't know and/or understand the laws he's supposed to be enforcing but he doesn't represent me or other whites. That would be like me saying ugh "all blacks kill one another for peanuts, what side of the street they live on and what bullshit gang the rep". That would be inaccurate and would show that im a dumb fuck, who's incapable of forming a realistic and accurate opinion for myself. You should try it, cause with that mentality you're going to miss out on a lot in life! I have black friends, not aquntences who I can have a down to earth conversation with. We can recognize faults on both sides and understand the reality, that neither race is perfect, both do dumb shit and we have a long way to go. The shit stirring fuckers who have no common sense will always keep the tension and drama alive. So, good job on that...

[@richardturpin61]

No crime .. he was in the company of his gun welding cousin. .. so appropriate to be investigated and detained

[@tiptopman116]

@@richardturpin61 there was no gun. The cops were playing broken telephone with the original caller.

[@Lawnmowar]

@@fjellfinn4618 Your generalization of 'WHITE MALES' is broad. There are racists, supremacists everywhere in every ethnicity. You making that comment puts you in the same boat. That doesn't mean I agree with what happened here but you sir, need to understand that very general comments like the one you made, that are so broad and encompass an entire race of people because of the actions of one baddie are very dangerous. Your mindset is not ANY different than the person who pulled the trigger on the tazer.

[@theajaxs720]

I'm done feeling bad for "Good Cops" when they do nothing to get the bad cops off the force. Honestly whatever they get, they ask for now. And I have been drained of my sympathy. I have non left, because bad apples spoiled the bunch.

[@miciso666]

yeah its called throwing a blind eye where i live. or known as fellow culprit. if you do drugs. and 3 people in the car go : we arent... cops will say all 4 of you are guilty of smoking drugs in the car. there is no : only 1 suspect.

[@aliciageary7653]

The only good cops are fired cops. A good cop won't last long on the force due to the corrupt higher ups.

[@MisterRawgers]

Well you’re gonna end up on this channel with an F, because most LEO know how and demonstrate how good policing is done everyday. Getting so enraged over these videos that you lose all faith and decide that ACAB is when you become a threat to society and start making bad choices. While we now have evidence of the absurd amount of bad police are out there in our own communities is scary, that doesn’t mean all cops are bad. Cops now are better than they ever have been. The more technology has improved and given us more context, the more these thug officers have been held in check. Keep your faith, know your rights and do your best to be a good person and you will likely be fine.

[@willcochrane6949]

Sadly, a lot of good cops have no power to do such. They can report all they want, but consistently are fired for the smallest slip up(as little as filing a report wrong or a simple traffic infraction), in retaliation for their efforts “against the department”. When the corruption runs all the way to the top, an officer who’s worked 3 years, with nothing but the utmost good intentions, can’t really do much. Just think of the cop who pulled her Sargent off a handcuffed man he was punching. She was immediately strangled by her superior and pushed up against a car. That is an extreme example, and thankfully he was reprimanded due to the body cams. But sometimes the corruption is just so deep, there’s nothing a low level officer can do.

[@sterlingarcher4989]

That police officer that said ‘sweetheart’ should be sacked and banded from being law enforcement.

[@gregfakerson6998]

you spelled stomped until dead wrong

[@TtheAlien]

@@gregfakerson6998 I can only assume Greg is one of these shitty cops....

[@NeonKue]

Smh, if Internal Affairs really thought tazing a man in the back that had his hands up was reasonable, appropriate, and within policy; the whole department and board is corrupted.

[@mcgubligan5045]

Yes, everything about this video reeks of corruption. Absolutely disgusting abuse of potentially deadly force without foundation. Those who found no wrongdoing should be investigated for corruption (and given an eye test).

[@TheArmchairrocker]

Yes. This is the problem on a national level. Police should not be allowed to "investigate" themselves.

[@catskram]

Agree it should be a Citizens' Review Board that investigates questionable police actions. (not that they couldn't be bribed and corrupted to)

[@checkthis5305]

If the cops didn't have a taser it would have been a bullet to this man's back

[@bigstack4813]

We need people like you to please infiltrate these organizations and make a change. Someone who thinks like you would be very powerful in charge or holding some power in the processes of law making and law enforcement. We need more common sense

[@adamlee2550]

100k is not enough for this one. These oath breakers are monsters.

[@eredaane4656]

yeah, cops were wrong, are on video, did not admit to anything, Imagine shooting someone and then say "It was self defense" while on video, the other guy had his back to you and hands in the air...^^^^^^^^ and then your found innocent by your brother doing the investigation and your mom the "independent party"

[@danielhristov81]

110k from the taxpayers' money is more than enough for unlawful detention with no long-term consequences. If you so desire you can always donate more of your money to the detained. The problem here is with zero (or close to zero) personal accountability of the faulty police officer, his collogues standing there and doing nothing, those who trained them and deemed him capable for duty involving a deadly weapon.

[@goosebyte]

It should have been 100k of the officer's savings. Give the officers some amount of liability. If they don't fear prison, maybe they'll fear losing their paycheck for bringing harm to the people he swore to protect. Officers like these ruin trust in all police, because it sets the precedent that standards and rights don't matter if an officer has their feelings hurt.

[@JasonBlack66]

Right? I'd be like: "Fine you dont wanna admit wrong doing, then pay up 'sweetheart'" I would want 100k if they admit wrong doing or 200k without it. Then if I gotta get dragged through court I want a few million. The bastards. that was horseshit. the kid did nothing wrong.

[@jumasteam241]

exactly my though

[@dg8620]

Shaking with anger over these corrupt cops AND corrupt interval review body. That was straight up assault.

[@StefunnyStrange]

That video clip makes me so angry. Cops no longer tase to subdue violent people, they tase for you to comply while they violate your rights.

[@mr.duanesharpe]

In this case 💯 percent

[@thequietknitter9107]

Cop: It's all on camera, sweetheart. Victim: I'll take that settlement in cash, cupcake.

[@cloutogelevatedtv9000]

Lmaooo

[@vickihill8999]

🤣🤣👍

[@billyboblillybob344]

Didn't get enough cash in my opinion.

[@willianociero4941]

@@billyboblillybob344 a quarter of a million

[@sfmc98]

@@billyboblillybob344 If the crazy people in Denver the next town over who didn't deserve a dime but got $400,000, he deserves at least $1.2million

[@michaelmoore461]

"It's all on video, sweetheart." This man needs to be fired.

[@plushwiz]

This man needs to be tazed with his back to a curb.

[@AlanaBananaCanada]

His wife must talk to him like that or something

[@illicitlegacy3783]

More like put in prison he couldve easily killed that man by tazing him. And it was soooo unjustified. That was attempted murder 100% and assault with a deadly weapon. Fuck the police

[@dodjidahoue7523]

Alin Barash yeah he must be executed. I don’t understand why people just don’t kill cops 🤦🏾

[@Eric_The_Eccentric]

@@AlanaBananaCanada he just wanted to let everyone know that he was very sweet to their unlawfully detained prisoner, just in case.

[@michaelsiddle837]

There has to be sacking and jail for assault like this and compensation must come from the police themselves.

[@MrJonasr12345]

"We don't have time to explain things until we get it under control". So basically shoot first ask questions later.

[@tdog652041]

Shoot first then create a backstory to justify the use of force.

[@yolandgibson1233]

Trinidad in the house

[@tdog652041]

Yoland Gibson Ent ?

[@campbelldutch75]

Do what the hell they say ! They wanna go home and having some fool talking trash isn’t helping anything! Only reason he got payed was because he’s black!

[@bigboi-dc2zo]

Racist white no good person in life would say some stuff like that

[@Ridz149]

Basically he showed up, detained a random man, tased him and didn’t do anything about the actual situation

[@commenterperson4481]

...and jailed the fellow for 3 days. Confusing.

[@mv2vanced527]

Smart way to spend citizen taxes 😅

[@LuZu_]

literally police summed.

[@se7enhaender]

Yes, it's that simple, unfortunately.

[@ctakitimu]

@@commenterperson4481 And then the cop was investigated by -an independent company- more cops, and found they did nothing wrong. This is the main reason why the one time I visited your fine country, I did research on the cops for the few places I visited. Gotta keep safe over there, and they don't give guns to tourists.

[@jayh4830]

“It’s all on video sweetheart” YES. Yes it is.

[@prod.offline]

was looking for this comment hahah yesss

[@darkpassenger65]

Real professional.

[@diabolus5522]

These cops are thugs, they are out of control, and they need to be personally liable for lawsuits. Everything would change overnight in this country.

[@maryfowler8246]

HOLY F@@K! I almost swallowed my tongue when he was tased (in the back!) and started falling backward. Holy crap, that right there, by itself, is worth more than $110,000. Qualified immunity has to be reconsidered as taxpayers should not be on the hook for this kind of conduct. You can't counter a potential crime with another crime. I could see myself that he was as much a threat to the officers as a cloudy day. If he had become a quadriplegic, there would have been no settlement. A civil trial would surely award him millions. Police officers seem to be taking the role of judge and jury more often and more violently lately.

[@dsabre4990]

"It's all on video sweetheart." Yes, and it cost your employer $110,000. How's that cupcake?

[@shookoneldn300]

D Sabre cupcake!!! 😂😂😂

[@jordanfromyt2861]

D Sabre coward pig lol 😝

[@rosecity7488]

Yes. The tax payers

[@jay-rus4437]

D Sabre ....should start holding these badged thugs at least partially responsible for the financial loss. Would likely begin to correct some of this misbehavior and mistreatment of human beings. These type actions also make the job of honorable officers much more difficult. The public is quickly becoming intolerant of this behavior

[@meowmeowmoogabenrules4854]

I live in Aurora. I paided for that 110k

[@drewpatterson8009]

When an officer does something like this they need to be stripped of their badge indefinitely. Cops do this all the time, it's scary.

[@fillinman1]

Your comment like my usual comment. And I get flak about it. Like if I wasn't a criminal I wouldn't have experience with them. NOO If I don't kneel down and kiss boot I won't have any experience with them.!!

[@panickyplayer9024]

Or they could do what they those cops do to most people. They should lose their god damn fucking life

[@pcproffy]

We need to end qualified immunity

[@ZombieZeen]

Agreed

[@jmailmonopolis6296]

those who taze without need should be tazed. those who kill without needing to should be jailed for most life.

[@thundergunn]

Should have been $1.1 million settlement taken out of the officers pensions.

[@ItzCharlemagne]

Agreed

[@ozzie2612]

your fucking mad

[@white6502]

@@ozzie2612 do you think officers would think twice if they personally had to shell out the money? I think so.

[@williamgee6654]

I woud have been more satisfied with cutting the pigs throat, I don't need money

[@ozzie2612]

@@white6502 no ..… they must have good insurance so they can get on with doing such a hard job without that worry

[@MrBezyBez]

"Highly expandable personnel that offer nothing to their community" is the greatest roast of LEOs I have ever heard.

[@wessexdruid5290]

Expandable? Are you referring to donuts?

[@LuckySamuraiGastonia]

The police department considered the lawsuit “an attack on the police department” ... so sort of like they attacked an innocent citizen

[@ObservationofLimits]

Like police could ever be that introspective

[@mr.cardguy7635]

Come on now, he was protecting the man, had he not tased him he could've poked himself to death he was about to poke himself very hard in the chest when they tasted him

[@RON-dl9qr]

Well of coarse it is an attack on the police force. That is how responsible citizens retaliate against them breaking the law and hurting us. At least they got that right. It almost sounds as if they would prefer we answer the way they attack us. With violence, maybe since they do not comprehend...... HMMM. what can I say, they expressed it, not me.

[@Fedproman]

This is exactly how they think, and how they view the citizen. The citizen has no rights and is an enemy to be subjugated, dominated, and defended against. That statement proves without a shadow of doubt an "us against them mentality". Militarized "agents of the State" is what they are.

[@krane15]

Its like the 1950s all over again.

[@isair81]

"We investigated ourselves and cleared ourselves of any wrongdoing!"

[@krane15]

That whole process has become a sick joke. If it ever worked.

[@whycantibefree]

How weird Is it that the cop says “don’t double tase him.” Way before it got heated and dude requested why he was being detained. He knew the other guy loved tazing ppl and was worried about it. How lame.

[@kaliospits7831]

Yesss!!!!! I noticed that too! Mothafuckers

[@js-wy8fg]

That's why ppl dying of tasing, they double tased or tased several times in a row for no reason.

[@diator2]

or maybe there was more than 1 tazer pointed at him at the same time..im just guessing here but i would theorize that getting tazed by 2 guns at the same time would result in death since the tazer is finely tune for 1 average person to get shot.

[@U_Hit_Like_A_Girl]

Police departments can connect the tasers up to a computer and see how many times the trigger was pulled or engaged. It's a 5 second ride each time it's engaged.

[@DurpenHeimer]

cops are fucking disgusting sadists

[@apfelbasket]

I had an Officer threaten me with being tazed after he said I was too close to him... He backed up into me... I kicked him off my property& called 911 against him for threatening my life with a weapon which uses 2,000 volts as home power of 120 can kill. He got in trouble!

[@kentrobinson7479]

*"WE INVESTIGATED OURSELVES AND FOUND NO EVIDENCE OF ANY WRONGDOING"*

[@H.E.R.e]

KENT ROBINSON reminds me of one time when I was at the border of USA and Mexico and one of the immigration officer pull my car handle hard for some reason trying to open my back door(I told him to wait so I can open it) and broke it off. I file a case so they can pay for it. Long story short it took them half a year to send a paper saying there wasn’t enough evidence that he broke it.

[@warpedone3711]

But let's settle this cuz our own policy says we f***** up

[@300-e4l]

You might as well file a complaint about this to your 3rd grade pen pal.

[@matthewcooper412]

So true which is crazy

[@MrDeedsly]

Reminds me how my Job treats harassment investigations.

[@billsmith2038]

You have to understand that when a cop says you have to understand he's about to lie to you.

[@AECRADIO1]

Make lying by cop, a felony, with a $50,000.00 fine and 10 year prison term...NO LENIENCY FOR TERRORIST EMPLOYEES!

[@rikers263]

Had that happened to me, after 30min he found drugs...lol. Like so u pulled me over b/c u saw drugs? Threw the whole case out b/c the car was a friends car who was a army corp worker and the drugs was found on the curb. Then said they pulled me over for seat belt but the car had dark tints and it was night. Your 100% right, he's going to lie to u and on u.

[@douglashoward4206]

and when you say I understand, they take that as permission to stand over you with their boot on your neck.

[@AECRADIO1]

@@douglashoward4206 This is when they need to be shot down! There are no constitutional amendments giving any power to anybody, over the people! WE HAVE NO CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY OR OBLIGATION TO BOW DOWN TO ANYBODY, ESPECIALLY AN EMPLOYEE!

[@rikers263]

@@douglashoward4206 FACTS

[@joycethompson1361]

"No time to explain" yet, he spent a long time telling him he had no time to explain. Pathetic!

[@RBZ-1]

i'm still trying to figure out what they had to "get control" of just to tell the man what was going on.

[@antonyduhamel1166]

@@RBZ-1 Nothing. They just didn't like having their authourity questioned in even the slightest way. Especially not by a second-rate black man, no sirree.

[@NotMyBuddyGuy]

“Once we know thing are safe, we’ll explain it” even tho neither of them were acting in a way that presented a threat, the officers made it unsafe for that man by tasing him like that

[@eleuterioguerrero9899]

*has multiple cops on the scene all pointing weapons on two guys with their hands up* "we didn't feel safe enough to explain why we were detaining him"

[@trevorscheidt3483]

Eleuterio Guerrero THATS what makes me so heated

[@Detective_asparagus]

This is America.

[@whitescar2]

So many scared policemen in the US. Land of the free and home of the brave, eh?

[@Detective_asparagus]

@@whitescar2 "home of the brave" Lmaaaoooo

[@panickyplayer9024]

@@whitescar2 only some law enforcement officers can actually be deemed as 'brave' nowadays.

[@laflamezz1907]

Man I hate and love these audits at the same time. HATE seeing people being mistreated, but I LOVE seeing them getting a compensation in court. Although it would be nice if the involved cops paid the victim AND get fired.

[@DavidJohnson-dp4vv]

The best solution I've seen is that the money should come from police retirement funds. If some stupid ass cops like him are acting like this they know if they fuck it will come from retirement funds some of this shit would stop.

[@miguelzavaleta1911]

They get to rough up random citizens then we taxpayers have to foot the bill for their incompetence. Absolutely disgusting.

[@whiskeyrun4996]

The x wife of a cop in Tennessee said her cop hubby and his cop buddies enjoyed sex by holding a taser to each others penis and balls while a third cop would tickle their nude ass with peacock feathers, she also said that Sunday night was for her cop hubby and his cop buddies to have a masturbating jubilee were they would get nude and masturbate each other and have mannequins dressed as KAYNA WEST and NANCY GRACE , THE THOUGHT TURNED MY STOMACH.

[@whitescar2]

@Who Thru Poo If it was a settlement, the guy had to agree to it. No-one can force you to accept a settlement.

[@verbalswagrawkey1932]

I feel exactly the same as LaFlamezz.

[@TraversyMedia]

I can’t think of a bigger coward than most police officers

[@uraharamitchell7250]

People who only use Ken in Street Fighter.

[@decentgamer5640]

Maybe I’m reading your comment wrong but I wouldn’t agree “most” police officers are cowards....... these ones certainly are however

[@bottledwater3131]

That "most police officers" is controversial. Not all cops are cowardly like these guys

[@ilikeRUNE]

the elite who are involved in the kidnapping and raping of children around the world

[@Hellsong89]

@@decentgamer5640 Given cops run into criminals as a job, witch can turn anytime into deadly situation, i kinda understand why cops do want to keep everything under their control. Telling why you are stopped kinda defeat the point when doing investigation, making the it so much harder, but then again citizen should know why they are stopped.

[@6s3d18]

I sure feel safe having officers like these protecting our streets.😀

[@pfunk9632]

You’re an incompetent cop “sweetheart”. 💖🤣

[@michaelhollon5332]

@WeeStrom CO Guy Do you really think that if the police thought they could win that lawsuit. They wouldn't go all the way Instead of settling? Don't you realise how dumb you sound.

[@mysty0]

@Anne Gonzalez nobody is getting any "comeuppance" until americans start a webpage with files and locations naming the police officer and their misdeeds, complete with home addresses. A map of USA with pins color coded to represent how new or old the incident was, a simple click on the pin opens the whole file and all information associated with the case

[@mightymouse9305]

"excessive tazing" - they didn't need to taze at all !

[@robbiegf900akajwalker5]

Totally agree Mr Mouse and in the back too. Cheers.

[@JeromeBostick]

He wanted to taze him badly. That's evident.

[@andrewkieu3222]

I think since tazing can be lawful, they used the word excessive to show that it wasn’t lawful under those specific circumstances

[@naitobippubois]

That's why we have hands🤷scene was under control,both hands up.if one of the cops took 2 steps and cuffed him pretty sure there would not be any problem with the guy (refusing,trying to run)

[@chrisgordon5719]

The Taser Manufacturers are now warning NOT to taser someone in the chest. It can stop the heart. The same reasoning that you shouldn't Taze someone in the back. It can stop the heart also.

[@rickyo8145]

They shot him in the back. Even though it was a taser, they put his life in danger.

[@Scalesthelizardwizard]

could have busted his head open

[@Daywalker_27]

They shot guy in the face for not complying... while he was having a stroke

[@fifthamendment1]

Aurora PD should have paid $500K, fired the deputy who tased him, and implement training for all of its officers. This was a violation of the 1st Amendment and excessive force.

[@thenate42]

This is the same department that didn’t charge an officer that was passed out drunk in his squad car in the middle of the street.

[@smartazz61]

That was it right there. "Do what you're told." They believe they have a right to tell anyone to do anything at any time and if you don't comply you're going down. By gun, Billy club, taser, or whatever is Handy. This shit's gotta stop.

[@cati896]

Its because cops have insane ego issues and think that they are the law

[@crispy9175]

@@cati896 because judges and AGs keep letting cops get away with murder. We need to end federal police and end qualified immunity.

[@therealaveragesmitty]

"Its all on video sweetheart" Bet he regrets saying that now

[@horstebreedow8608]

Ya I bet he wishes he did more.

[@JoseSandoval-jm5sw]

No he doesn’t, they will only care when it comes out of the officers pocket! Take away qualified immunity and make every officer carry liability insurance!

[@onemuststand7353]

He's not regretting a thing. The lawsuit came from the city, not from his pocket or pension.

[@Mr3Run4Fun]

@DMO_Enterprises sociopaths

[@beverlytrader9363]

Doesn't come out of his pockets or any of them. Abolish qualified immunity for police officers and maybe they will think twice before violating someone .

[@raymondrak961]

Internal review board is complicit in this abuse of power. The fact that they settled means they were guilty.

[@richc.3100]

They think "uncooperative" is a felony.

[@gregwaisso6838]

They shot him in the back with his hands in the air. How can they be right for that?

[@Gynecologist]

Your being detained! For what? For resisting being detained! 🤔

[@DJ-cd6gk]

We don't have time to explain why we're detaining you so we're gonna take this extra time to make you comply before we tell you why we're detaining you

[@jonahnesmith7004]

The old "arrested for resisting arrest"

[@roems6396]

@@DJ-cd6gk Don’t have time? He’s standing there with his hands up and asking a legitimate question. He could easily tell him that they were occupants in a residence that is being searched and they need to be detained for a little while.

[@DJ-cd6gk]

@@roems6396 You completely missed the sarcasm in my comment. Read it again... your comment is exactly what i was implying in mine.

[@roems6396]

@@DJ-cd6gk Yep, sure did. My bad.

[@BarterIrving]

"It's all on video, sweetheart". WOW. You specifically get an F-

[@SatanAzerath]

"Don't double 'taze' him." Man that's an unsettling insinuation.

[@kujo5998]

Yup, the little coward knew he was about to taze him. Even tho hes standing with his back turned snd hands straight up in the air... f’n cowardly cops

[@matthewedwards3094]

@@kujo5998 The cop had the tazer out just in case. Mr Kelly quickly moved his hands towards his pocket and then he was tazed. If a cop tells you to put your hands towards up and you make a motion for a your pocket, the cops need to act quickly. He is lucky he only got tazed and not shot. The police were 100% wrong for detaining him, but the tazing was 100% right

[@kujo5998]

@@matthewedwards3094 Wow. At NO point did he reach for his pocket, he just turned, slightly, and his hand never left shoulder height. The cops were absolutely ITCHING to taze that guy and you’re DEAD wrong..

[@matthewedwards3094]

@@kujo5998 I watched it again and his did not his hands go towards his pocket but his hands did move out of sight of the officer directly behind him; the officer with the tazer. The officer could not see Mr Kelly's hands as he quickly moved them to his chest. You and I can clearly see this is the motion that caused Mr Kelly to get tazed and I don't believe it was the wrong choice. I will absolutely agree that it shouldn't have gotten to that point and there was no reason any of this to happen.

[@kujo5998]

@@matthewedwards3094 i absolutely disagree... Those cops clearly had 0 respect for those guys. Give no shits about their rights, and chose to escallate and taze for no reason. His hand never left shoulder height. The tazers shouldnt have been out in the first place. I’ll disagree with you to the bitter end...

[@mayalesovsky2764]

The cops should have to pay with their own money (bank accounts, houses and cars)

[@angelluisespada6634]

😁👍

[@wisesage4333]

"It is all on video sweetheart." I would have loved to see the cop's face when his own line was replayed for the judge and jury at the trail.

[@方宇-p2u]

Which is unlikely to happen because APD is determined to shield their own officers.

[@StoicWei]

7:30 No _Man_ will call another _Man_ “sweetheart” in real life. This cop’s attitude and professionalism towards private citizens requires more training.

[@nononsense5182]

Not training, but a swift boot from the police force 🤨

[@rodmcdonald4707]

Never ever settle out of court, that allows them to do it again and again.

[@rdot980]

There is a catch to that. There is some rule or law that says if you don't get more than the settlement, you have to pay THEIR fees for fighting it out. They offer excessive settlements on purpose to keep it out of court.

[@canucanoe2861]

Although I agree with you in principle, the police have unlimited funds to fight you every step of the way while having it drag out for years and years. Then, IF you win, they appeal it adding more years to your struggle. To fight it all the way, you either have to have lot of upfront money for the lawyers, or you have to find a lawyer that will stick it out at great financial risk to himself, which is not likely. That being said, it is hard to blame anyone for settling.

[@rodmcdonald4707]

@@canucanoe2861 I agree with you. Maybe we should take a hard look at our judicial system that allows all suits to drag on for years.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@canucanoe2861 or you have to be lucky if a civil rights non-profit agrees to take on your case. Luckier if they ask to without provocation!

[@ingratus8160]

@@canucanoe2861 This is the second problem with most countries. Why does it cost me money to defend my rights in court? All those people involved (except the own lawyer are payed by taxpayers in the first place, right? That's the same as making all public schools loocked behind a fee. Only rich people can benefit from this, but the law should not discriminate.

[@jazzhands6055]

Cop: “it’s all on camera sweetheart” Mr. Kelly receiving $110k because of the video Cop: 😐

[@krane15]

Actually, the cops are no more concerned about that than you are. From his perspective, he has lost nothing. In fact, as far as the city and its leaders are concerned, he's the hero.

[@jazzhands6055]

@@krane15 and I’m the president of the United States

[@jhandle900]

@@jazzhands6055 he's right. The cops won't be effected. All comes out of taxpayers pockets.

[@nicholas_scott]

"we don't have time to explain things..... so we tazed you". crazy

[@trilliedon8728]

Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

[@MattieD]

"Sit down, put your hands up." But Sir, I'm handcuffed.... "HES RESISTING!"

[@tianamaycry]

More like: "Sit down and stand up right now! At the same time! He's not doing it! Taze him!!"

[@MattieD]

@@tianamaycry He is sitting down rather aggressively.... taze him.

[@nickolassmaltz9546]

Officer: Sir please have a seat and rest. Gentlemen: No thanks im fine. Officer: *Pulls out tazer* "Get em! He is resisting a rest!

[@fillinman1]

Ok. unrelated. If you try to run in front of a car you'll get tired. But if you run behind a car you'll be exhausted.

[@canucanoe2861]

@@fillinman1 Stellar

[@edwardmiessner6502]

🤣

[@tashliketrash9350]

“Do not double tase him” That cop already knew things were going downhill 🥴

[@lolabigcups7121]

Right, I was thinking, damn how much does that happen?

[@coolcpa3321]

Look at the Sterling Brown video. One of the cops on scene warned the woman with Mr. Brown that she didn't want to become part of what was going to happen. Several cops then circle Mr. Brown, wrestle him to the pavement and tase him. Many cops get off on using their taser. It's grotesque.

[@alamaric5534]

@@coolcpa3321 Yeah becasue they can not use their firearm. Using the taser is gives them a non-lethal way of "getting their gun off".

[@ciswhitebigot]

Also means he’s seen it before and let’s it happen time and time again

[@pyro2173]

Imagine tazing someone for asking a question about a stupid order, and then still acting so fricking confident it’s ridiculous.

[@KnightMirkoYo]

Well, because he's a sadist. He was getting high of what he was doing

[@thehappypittie]

It is genuinely mind blowing how often laws are used to find someone guilty until proven innocent.

[@Wdfdude]

"Why are you detaining me?" *tazers you* "Why did you taze me?" "I understand you were asking questions, but we don't have to answer them."

[@Sacredsnow2]

Taze first answer questions later. Right? Thats how the saying goes?

[@kapitan19969838]

@@Sacredsnow2 It sure does!

[@krane15]

The really insane part is that police can charge you even though it was them that made the mistake. They essentially blamed and punished an innocence man for their mistake. How can anyone call that justice?

[@michaeldaniel4464]

"Disorderly conduct", the charge a cop uses when they know that "they" have messed up and broken the law.

[@angrydriversattack]

YES

[@GamzaLive]

I had an Aurora officer hold a gun to my head once, was screaming at me calling me what seemed like every word under the sun, then accused me of being a drug dealer. cuffed me, checked my pockets, put me in the back of his car and ran my id etc and then eventually let me go. I have no record, don't do any drugs, and was just at the bank, no drug deals, nothing. I have always had bad experiences with them. luckily I moved away from that area. I also remember a cop stopping me on the side walk and was literally searching through my yugioh cards for drugs and weapons, it will forever be in my memory as one of the dumbest things I could imagine an officer doing, with his big ass flashlight tucked between his shoulder and chin and the reflection of my foil cards on his forehead....

[@stefalexandra6127]

Yugioh cards lmao you sir are clearly dangerous

[@apparentlynot1stLeonchubbs]

I'm sadly noticing a trend on where NOT to live in America of you want to live without this level of cop bullshit. If you haul down a map of North America..one with green & yellow colors to show the plains n shit.. basically all the "yellow-ish" colors on that map is where the worst places are 🤷😬

[@gerrylavelle216]

Aurora cops and Arapahoe sheriffs suck. I like when they pull me over because I have all my ID paperwork current -- and no warrants. They are always so disappointed when they pull me over in the beat-up landscaping truck I drive for the company that I work for. I've got long hair and they act like they've got a sure thing warrant hit but they never do. So then they start with the cracked windshield or bald tire routine just to let me know that they coud have the truck towed -- and I have to take a bus home.

[@trixtrix146]

Aurora Illinois???

[@gerrylavelle216]

@@trixtrix146 I don't know for sure. I guess wherever there's an Aurora, there are jacked-up cops. My Aurora experience is in Colorado.

[@CrustyCrendan]

Independent court: ya this violates this man's rights this is hella illegal Internal investigation: knocked that one outta the park boys keep up the good work

[@davidperetz4033]

7:29 Cop "Hey, look right here, it's on video sweetheart" Oops! A video is a two edged sword. That's a nice Payday man.

[@UncleHam1337]

its 6am, wanted to go sleep 3 hours ago but then i found ur channel...

[@raheemgaston405]

Uncle Ham me rn

[@nathanholder3185]

Relatable

[@mooddog9222]

Literally Samee

[@spooks196]

And them BOOM down the rabbit hole.

[@sonny3265]

His channel is awesome

[@zyrohnmng]

Police: Violates departmental policy on camera. Department: They clearly didn't violate any of our policies. This is what needs changed.

[@Hamptonacres1]

It always amazes me how a random person is picked out to do an investigation. Do the investigation first, then approach a suspect. When you pick out a random person, time and time again, the confrontation escalates resulting in an innocent citizen having all sorts of charges thrown at them. Resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, assault of a police officer, and the list goes on and on. Then the innocent citizen has to go to court to fight those charges which would have never have happened to begin with.

[@austinwinston684]

Correction: "Officers can detain anyone they want by lying about whether anything happened in the immediate vicinity."

[@Sachi52]

But when they go to court that detainment can be ruled illegal if the lie is deemed inappropriate.

[@Sachi52]

Fact!

[@BMXOPHY]

Yup

[@evaluna122]

I smell weed

[@williamgee6654]

they also die just like a dog you shoot in a field that's rabid

[@olynnm1750]

He only receive 110k hell no this is a million dollar lawsuit.

[@chrisj197438]

O'lynn M His lawyer took their cut. He’s lucky if he got 60 grand

[@GabrielaLopez-gy1dz]

Yea

[@freddyanthony8778]

Chump Johnson don’t lawyers only take a quarter of your settlement though ?

[@glennsmusicchannel]

@@freddyanthony8778 It depends. I thought 1/3rd was standard, but it can vary.

[@chrisj197438]

Freddy Anthony My experience was they take a third. Of course they can claim other expenses as a way to get more. Sometimes they get half.

[@redacted6813]

The entire Internal Affairs Division needs to be fired, and investigated.

[@antonyduhamel1166]

Except they'd be investigated by themselves and promptly reinstated.

[@autumeeve8197]

Hearing the taser and watching him got stiff then fall on his back was so heartbreaking. He was asking why he was being stopped his hands were up while they weren’t interlaced behind his head they were up. This was unjust use of force how the hell did IA say they did nothing wrong.

[@stevedouglas5443]

" I don't care". That says it all. Police seem to be cruel, and have no conscience about it.

[@KlvnBelowZero]

The officer called a grown man "sweetheart"

[@jasonhay1956]

SUSPECT SEXUAL PAST

[@Wafftop]

Bully has to feel powerful

[@wigidy12]

After being tazed off of a curb

[@cabinbills6743]

Cop is a perv

[@johnnykramer7377]

Condescending piece of human garbage.

[@psaini94]

"once we know things are safe for us to explain things we would have"... cops pointing tasers at the backs of two men with their hands up ... how much safer does it need to be?!

[@arlaux1099]

“You’re officers of the law, you know our rights.” As someone who has talked with a lot of officers in my day to day no, they don’t.

[@mcross320]

Things were under control until police caused a crime and unreasonable, unsafe behavior.

[@angelluisespada6634]

😁👍

[@Taywi]

“It’s all on video sweetheart” I hope that was worth $110,000 sweetheart 🤔

[@Als_Attic989]

Taywi you think he payed anything? That’s not how that works bud.. we the tax payers payed that money.

[@Taywi]

LionsBe Tryin duh 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@johnmckenna5782]

That cop is a fucking asshole.

[@davidlittler8512]

As far as I'm concerned that was an assault with a deadly weapon and the officer should be charged as such because his actions were wholly uncalled for.

[@libertus8924]

I agree. The guy could have ended with brain injury.

[@-caleb-7201]

If the city/the police department said he did nothing wrong then there’s literally no chance he’d ever be charged. Judges are probably in on it as well.

[@yomamaaz09]

Guy: gets arrested standing still with his hands up and spends 3 whole days in jail Cop: uses an actual weapon on a man standing still with his hands up.. no jail time We all get put on this ball called earth and all we do is ruin life experiences for others. And nobody knows why we’re even here to begin with!

[@davidmh2171995]

@Chello _ In the right circumstances it can be. And the person getting tased doesn't even need a pacemaker to die from one.

[@karenhill5925]

Mr Kelly should have received 4 times that amount! The officers should have been fired! The police department and review board are as CORRUPT as hell and should be put under examination and dealt with in Court!

[@micheldab5561]

Really says it all that the cop thought it being on video would exonerate them.

[@S-K69]

It's the perfect example of delusions of grandeur. Hell I think that defines the entire US police system. Despite their own department policy proving beyond a reasonable doubt that what they did was unlawful and against policy they stand their legitimately saying it was justified. My only question is how self-aware they are. Are these people doing the investigations truly deluded enough to believe what they're saying or are they at least accepting among themselves that it is all to save face?

[@micheldab5561]

@@S-K69 I think they're totally deluded and brainwashed

[@cathyberk2087]

Yeah, a dumb cop.

[@kimkimmel024]

"Blind compliance is the forfeit of liberty" is a great quote. I'm going to remember that one. Ty AA

[@twmcmahan]

1:22 - Cop #1 says sit down, Cop #2 says turn around. Impossible to comply.

[@thecaptain5026]

Typical signs of bad training that's common with American cops.

[@alexreyes7237]

How is that impossible you turn around then sit....

[@piotrtoborek2442]

turn around was directed to chubby guy who was facing away

[@Sacredsnow2]

@@alexreyes7237 Yea then the guy who told you to sit tazes you for turning around. You saw how trigger happy they were.

[@catterpillar9728]

Justice for Tony timpa and Daniel Shaver!! Those two were murdered on camera clear as day without any repercussions.

[@bluntguy9532]

Isn't calling the suspect "sweetheart" improper sexual harassment on the part of the officer?

[@imvandenh]

That's a hell of a stretch. It's just unprofessional, a juvenile sort of insult. Which is what one would generally expect from those with ego issues and low IQ, projection of their own inadequacies onto others. Essentially he's calling him a crybaby, that's all.

[@bluntguy9532]

Ira van den Heuvel: in this day and age as everybody is offended by everything, suing over it, and even winning lawsuits of hurt feelings, I'm not seeing a stretch at all.

[@HardlineFeminists]

*IT'S A PROHIBITED HOMOPHOBIC RACIAL SLUR AND CONSIDERED HATE-SPEECH IN ALL FIFTY STATES.*

[@HardlineFeminists]

@Kevin Lee *MY BROKEN KEYBOARD IS STUCK ON ALL CAPS. DON'T READ MY POSTS IF YOU DON'T LIKE THEM, OTHERWISE YOU'RE A POWERLESS NON ALPHA.*

[@petiepab123]

Is there a "proper" sexual harassment lol?

[@DrJulia-wh1jm]

I like the part where the cop says surely of their "correct" actions: "hey, look right here, it's on video sweetheart". That part shows how the lack of proper training leads to situations like this or not knowing what their scope of practice withing the limits of the laws they have to obey or enforce.

[@theantagonist631]

I pray this shit happens to me. I need a serious check

[@angelluisespada6634]

😄

[@theantagonist631]

@tlewis1300 be my camera man and I'll cut the check with you buddy. 75/25

[@georgegeorge2526]

Don't forget this was a attempt to murder! The Pig new, he is gonna hit his head in a fatal way, just miracle happened ...

[@theantagonist631]

@@georgegeorge2526 you can bare witness two although I can't promise a pay out to you bro. Maybe a beer after it's all settled?

[@matthewcooper412]

Easy money

[@zacharytasler6488]

110K seems like a very small settlement given the offenses of the Officers....

[@biscuithammer2000]

wrong lawyer

[@robertnicholls9917]

@@biscuithammer2000 True, some of these lawyers know the people in the justice system. Upthread, I said after taxes he probably got 60 - 70ish but after lawyer fees; it's probably more like 40ish. That's less than 1 years pay at a bad job, entry level.

[@BReal-10EC]

“That the Aurora Police Department reviewed this incident and gave it a departmental stamp of approval shows the Department is incapable of policing itself,” said ACLU Staff Attorney Rebecca Wallace, who led the settlement negotiation for ACLU of Colorado. “If what happened to Darsean Kelley is business as usual for the Aurora Police Department - as their own review board found - then Aurora taxpayers can expect to continue to foot the bill while black and brown men suffer at the hands of police.”

[@kwekumensah5642]

Sweet rx8

[@iamdanyboy1]

Well given all the videos that have comes out of Aurora PD it is obvious it's a systemic issue there

[@donnataliercio7080]

I sent several letters to the ACLU needing help for an attorney on a case but I had to let it go they filed a false report of arson when there wasn't even a fire while I was posting a court document they lied write on paper conspiring saying that my court document was a personal letter malicious and vicious. It was stamped by the court address to the court with court transcripts and it was instructed by the court to place on the apartment and no one was home no incident I was clearly walking with my Walker to and from quickly. They lied they were caught on video and there was no fire department or fire at all the lawyer and the judge never even looked at the police report interesting. The ACLU doesn't represent white people I guess neither does the doj want to be responsible. This is just one of many here in Lakeland Florida Polk County horrid they do what they want they beat people for no reason on video and it's within the Department's right

[@edwardmiessner6502]

And when black and brown men aren't safe young white men don't feel safe either because they know they can be targeted no matter how non threatening they appear when no men of color are around

[@ingratus8160]

@@edwardmiessner6502 Exactly this. If they can get a away with doing it to someone, they probably can get away with doing it to anyone. Personally I'd like to have an insurance and not having to put my trust in someone I don't know.

[@zgator9477]

When they find out that there was no crime by the subject then criminal charges should be brought against all officers involved for kidnapping and false imprisonment battery and attempted murder

[@sunnsag2654]

I find this VERY disturbing indeed. Boils my blood.