Officer Shut Down By Fearless Mother

[@AuditTheAudit]

Go to buyraycon.com/audit to get 15% off your order!

[@PhantomFumes]

Like my comment for the credit I deserve.

[@tacomonkey222]

What exactly is the criteria for the letter grade? I remember a video where a cop pulled a gun and he didn’t get an F

[@citrusjelly9069]

@@wowogaming101 quite good with punctuation, are we?

[@wowogaming101]

@@citrusjelly9069 that's how your mom taught me

[@Nexia87]

Its junk !

[@FullDottle]

I was attacked by an off duty officer once and he was fired. He then became employed at another precinct in another county. I bet this officer is employed, as a police officer, in another precinct now. I believe there should be some sort of black list for officers.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Good idea, by sending bad cops to different departments, it never gets rid of the problem.

[@AreYouSerious-210g]

I agree! Police officers who are fired for such egregious disregard for the law should have their peace officer certificate suspended for at least a year, so they can’t just hop to another jurisdiction and continue to unlawfully harass citizens under the color of law.

[@jennifer9047]

Shuffling the bad eggs around, just like pedo priests. 🙄

[@veramae4098]

Just occurred to me ... ... this "shuffling" practice is very similar to what the Catholic Church did for decades with priest pedophiles.

[@Eliqueme]

@Jennifer葛 dawg, I legit just saw the story on Gonzaga University ( In WA, Spokane ) where the priests or other 'holy' officials would be re-sheltered on grounds if they were in trouble for sexual abuse...

[@Fenrir160202]

I actually live in Greeley and I'm pleased to say she won her case and was rewarded 200,000 dollars this year

[@robertl955]

I'm glad she got something for having to deal with that cop.

[@Carlos-ln1lx]

Awesome.

[@mozzie2729]

Thanks for the update

[@tinasan3870]

@Kain I'm pleased she won and got the large award, but if I lived in Greeley I would NOT be too pleased about paying for it with my tax dollars. Hope your police depart learned something from this....or I'd move !

[@notmyproblemhall]

Same! never heard about this lmao

[@nekowerewolf9769]

Crazy that it takes 7 years of school to practice law, but only 21 weeks of training to enforce it.

[@shortkari]

It takes 3,5 to 4 years in police university (bachelors degree in policing) in the nordic countries and in other European countries to become a police officer. The US needs to change the police schooling.

[@helena8546]

Well said!

[@CausticSpace]

@@shortkari But they don't want to, much better for the government to have incompetent cops than good cops. For us... not so much...

[@havensingleton8040]

you do know it takes longer than 21 weeks who gives you people this information look it up and actually read

[@shayneelizabeth358]

Best fucking comment on KZbin.

[@thrownawaytubes]

I cant believe he said “so, as a mother-“ I know she made it look like it didn’t bother her initially, but I can guarantee that that’s what made her stand her ground and made her say “let me talk because I know what you’re about to say.”

[@angeljones4441]

Exactly. What a judgemental loser he was! He immediately jumped the gun & put it all on her without knowing anything about either of them!

[@Martin199320]

You must be a mother to know something as precise as that. 😂 God bless you and all good moms, even the bad ones too. Nobody is perfect.

[@DudeSoWin]

She may have swindled his father with a marriage contract, but she sure as shit ain't performing a double tap with his court papers.

[@QueensFirst]

Exactly!!! That MF dont have a cule what single mothers go through with unruly children

[@QueensFirst]

Programing roku remote

[@dr_nick1992]

Cop says the kid can destroy property to get in... Ive seen some stupid cops but damn this cop is some kinda special

[@purselmer5931]

Nicely put, LOL.

[@MF-rw3rb]

It's weird how some officers side with the parents, some side with the kids.

[@darthgorthaur258]

You always know which ones had daddy or mummy issues lol 🤣

[@privatecitizenguy2640]

@@MF-rw3rb not it’s not “weird”. It’s evidence that cops enforce feelings, not law.

[@rjskum688]

@@MF-rw3rb he wasn't taking anyone's side. They wanted the boy to stay there so they could easily find him.

[@jm3153]

“Too bad, so sad, goodbye.” This woman is awesome. So.. it's Sept 2022 and I looked up the results of the lawsuit and the city council unanimously approved a $200,000 settlement. Oddly enough, it was approved the day after this video was released.

[@ClarityDetermination]

Yeah, oddly enough. 😏

[@NeoFreshair]

I don't get why US police gets involved in every little detail of citizens lives! Here in the UK only if you commit a crime you get arrested! And you hardly see police using force unless you endanger them! Ahhh and police have no guns and only tasers! This officer might sympathised with her son, but this is civil matter and it's up to court and welfare authorities to decide! The officer should've gone for an ice cream or had a break instead of enforcing something none of his business!!!

[@fdm2155]

@@NeoFreshair US cops are generally on a power trip. Unfortunately they are rarely held accountable. Ms. Perez' settlement was paid by *taxpayers* not the cop. This is the usual outcome. That's one reason why cops don't think twice about acting this way.

[@Journeyboy-vt2py]

was she ever arrested

[@ta1ntv1lle39]

thats it?!

[@drewsoraci5368]

She really hit that cop with the "too bad, so sad" 🤣🤣

[@Nowellintv]

😭😭

[@komlat253]

She like (u got the wrong bitch cuz im the real one. U thought u run these streets but actually i pay yo check so bye ) ..😆

[@petesrace7589]

That was the best line and made me so happy.

[@mikegentile13]

That was the best.

[@MrYogo1]

Yeah, he got triggered

[@jolielavey1769]

I love how she talks to the cop like he's her kid😂 she's so bad ass

[@sboyle7884]

Mom's actions were correct it sounds like necessary "tough love." Her 16 yo son is out of control and she has to protect her younger children.

[@mervyngreene6687]

​@@sboyle7884I wonder what the officer would have done if she had let him stay in her home, KNOWING that he was a fugitive. What do you guys think?

[@Sauvage_Foxes]

When she said too bad, too sad had me 😂 sassy women.

[@isaacsavage5796]

Damn she really don't know how to raise kids ..what a piece of kaka mother

[@silavia7]

That was so disrespectful to kick her door. That would have pissed me off too. He had no right to arrest her.

[@evanrybner1349]

“You must allow your son back home, he lives here” “You have a fugitive in your home, that’s harboring a fugitive”. You cannot win 😂

[@DuffMcDraw]

I’m glad she won that settlement. $200k should be enough to get a gated residence to keep her son and any officer out of her house.

[@skipfred]

I think it's only harboring a fugitive if you try to hide them. Not just letting them come in, especially for a minor child.

[@DuffMcDraw]

@@skipfred you know they can write whatever they want on the police report right? It wouldn’t be the first time. The outcome they wanted was an arrest, by any means. Whether it was the son or the mother is besides the point.

[@PaladinGear15]

@@DuffMcDraw Sometimes when a police report is shown, it's absurd the BS they write on there. Like the time a dog was stuck in a ditch, so a cop shot many bullets into it when it was just sitting there, then wrote in his police report that it was snarling aggressively with bared teeth and about to pounce... it was sitting down looking up at him from the bottom of a reservoir, it couldn't reach him even if it DID try to get to him. It was all recorded on his body cam, the footage was available on youtube, might still be.

[@skipfred]

@@DuffMcDraw I just mean legally. You can always argue that the cops won't follow the law lol

[@onenationunderduress8994]

So you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t under the law. How is the average citizen supposed to understand these laws if the people enforcing them have no clue?!

[@niewissen9912]

Study them. It is your responsibility to know the law. Not anybody else's

[@onenationunderduress8994]

@@niewissen9912, I agree. What a ridiculous statement, however. The number of laws at the municipality, state, and federal levels is insane at best. It is absurd to think citizens have the time on their hands to study the hundreds of thousands of rules.

[@sownheard]

@@niewissen9912 That's a absolute cop out. No one person can learn all the relevant law's. Otherwise lawyer's would be out of a job.

[@RLGanley]

Ignorance of the law is a cops excuse.

[@RLGanley]

@@sownheard Even if you know all the relevant laws you need a lawyer to go against those who do not or abuse those laws, like cops.

[@aundreacarroll252]

If her older son is endangering her younger children ,She has every right to protect her younger children

[@trueearthdesign3816]

You don't know enough about the situation. Now what you choose to share here, considering all*, it's you and others who think like you do , who are coming across in a psychopathic way, actually.

[@drswaqqinscheckingin7210]

@@trueearthdesign3816Harboring a fugitive would be dangerous to the kids already living there no?

[@sergioleal613]

@@trueearthdesign3816 yes we do, she stated it clearly. Her concern also leads way for any court to determine she did it to protect young children from an aggressive family. I’m not sure why you even commented

[@trueearthdesign3816]

"Yes we do, she stated it clearly" Ehh Ok, can you help me understand completely clearly on this.. Are you a commenter just going on what's shared in this video, nothing more?

[@sergioleal613]

@@trueearthdesign3816 the video is enough, she showed physical damage he’s caused and explained his criminal behavior, which the officer was aware there’s a history of. What more do you need?

[@homiehomerson2705]

It's just crazy that the cops STILL act like there's no cameras.

[@brentoncarter4275]

because they're protected by QI and an illegal union. the only union in history with legal authority to hurt and kill other union members.

[@PsychedelicSlayer88]

It just means they're either too stupid to remember or corrupt enough to think they can delete it later.

[@sboyle7884]

The actions of the police show how little of our laws they understand. Documented by body cams. Having these cams on officers is one of the greatest policies of all times. More often they save innocent citizens from egotistical and power tripping goons, but on occasion have documented the proper behavior of police and that the civilian was lying.

[@homiehomerson2705]

@@sboyle7884 agreed

[@GrampaCramps]

Most of them act like there's no camera, because the precedent has been confirmed many times that they will only get a slap on the wrist for doing something illegal. Things are getting better, and people are being held accountable, but the whole system is fucked. Somethings gotta give.

[@danashane]

"He can kick your door down if he lives here” Then the idiot cop kicks the door open. How can so many cops not know the law and how to enforce it?

[@dinosaursneverexisted8985]

this cop is very clearly pro door-kicking

[@stevenhaas9622]

Because most are former C-student 3rd string high school football players. What else are those knuckleheads qualified to do that allows them to thump people's skulls and act like wannabe alpha males

[@faervas1234]

considering it's an apartment she doesn't own the door. You are only allowed to take position of the space inside the walls. See what happens if she tries and paint the door a different color.

[@danashane]

@@faervas1234 she might only rent the door but she owned that cop when she got her settlement

[@ericashmead4049]

@@danashane Good form!

[@matthewbell9517]

This cop doesn't know the law. He's advising her to harbor a fugitive.

[@treroney4720]

And let a fugitive endanger her children

[@nickxenix]

I don't know what you're talking about but man, they really need to arrest that fugitive with the blue uniform.

[@elmcitymassmedia4211]

Well said, that was horrible on officer's part. The thing that kills me with these videos is if you don't know something, call a supervisor. ESPECIALLY when you have an individual like this intelligent woman that is respectful and trying to obviously do the right thing. Another person that didn't need to be a police officer at all.

[@goblink1ng266]

@@MOLDEEZ he’s a kid posing harm to other, younger children. he was safe with a relative. she did nothing wrong.

[@freddurski8053]

No the cop is literally speaking law. As long as the guy is a legal tenant in which he’s been there for over 30 days, and his mail is received at that address, he has every right to enter even if he’s locked out any way he wishes. She should file for eviction and that would show she’s not willingly trying to harbor him. But he counterclaim it but if he has a warrant I doubt he will. The cop is speaking factual law now just biased opinion like the rest of what I see around here these days.

[@OlSCrabs]

If you ever find yourself saying the sentence "He's allowed to kick your door in, ma'am," you need stop and rethink things for a minute or two.

[@genebeyondgrave]

Hahaha

[@jasontodd9302]

😂😂😂😂

[@kiroshki]

It depends, if a wife close home and dont wana let in husband he have right to kick the doors in cos the doors BELONG to him same as to the wife.

[@kevg1617]

@@kiroshki the video specifically addressed the fact that a co owner may not willfully destroy property belonging to both parties, so no, a husband cannot kick down a door belonging to both himself and his wife. What he can do is call the cops because she is refusing him access to his property.

[@kiroshki]

@@kevg1617 Or he can call locksmith ;) and change locks.

[@gracelessnesss]

“Too bad, so sad, goodbye" this mother is ICONIC!

[@Jesus_H._Tap-DancingChrist]

A true milf

[@JerryGone-Fishin]

Officer got an F because he Fu€ked up

[@amethystflower8799]

She is rude and money hungry seeking a large pay out

[@katietravadi2362]

@@amethystflower8799regardless of what you think she got 200k and you’re at home hating

[@AdityaTripathi]

Her legal knowledge is amazing! Update: She won $200,000 in settlement of the law suit.

[@Baalenciaga666]

@@ReviewOnline316 LOL what piece of shit did you crawl out from under?

[@ConspiracytardHunter420]

@@ReviewOnline316 cry for me baby

[@danielwebster5748]

@@ReviewOnline316 talk normally don't come to this side or cop suckers either

[@partyhardwithme]

Yass Kwen

[@AJ12Gamer]

Jackpot! 🤣😂

[@Carlosqmcg]

This is a perfect example of an officer doing what they "think" is legal instead of what is actually legal.

[@tamar597]

Because American officers get their badge with a pack of cornflakes. They are barely trained and have no clue about the specifics of law, which makes them at time more dangerous than some "criminals".

[@Elevatedbongwater]

@@tamar597 precisely

[@mattjack3983]

For us civilians, ignorance of the law is no excuse. But, if u are a police officer, its totally ok to be ignorant of the law. Thats pretty f**ked up.

[@normanno8514]

i dont think that what aor wasnt legal ever entered his mind

[@CrystalCountess]

Oh I don't think that he "thinks" it's legal. He's just assuming and hoping the woman is ignorant and will just bow down to his intimidation, gun and uniform. Another one of the 80% of police who act out their bullying fantasies. I love it when they get caught, fired, reprimanded and the city has to pay for them.

[@guyfromaucklandnz]

"Ma'am, you're legally obliged to harbor a known fugitive in your home." Nice work, officer.

[@Ricanchitown]

He's a minor so legally she has to let him in the residence.

[@Rkenichi]

What's hilarious is if she complied and let her son into her house, and became subsequently charged with harboring a fugitive, the cop would've likely turned it around and blamed her for following his orders

[@halfdead1380]

The law states they can lie to your face during their "investigation" ..

[@rhollowaybusiness]

And the state would have took her babies

[@jordan9604]

The only way to win, is not play their game.

[@hobosrev]

He couldn't handle the "too bad; so sad".

[@henrygreenwood7982]

I loved that. That’s a mother who’s reached the end of her teather.

[@abcedy123456]

Ha ha. "Too bad ,so sad" . Me thinks that is what ticked him off.😅😅😅😅

[@Dowlphin]

That was really sassy. 😄 I loved it.

[@titomala-madre]

He probably had a father figure. Most men learn from father figures not to go home hit.

[@felixG83]

@@abcedy123456 most likely. His tiny ego was threatened, arrest mode engaged.

[@sycoticpsycho]

If the kid is old enough to have warrants, he's old enough to take care of himself until his mother got home.

[@kennymartin7803]

The big picture here is, where's the daddy ?

[@vendettaman9871]

He’s 16 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@firstlast9327]

If he can do the crime he could do the time simple as that

[@AndrewF321]

@@firstlast9327 it’s a child, if his mother gave an ass about him he probably wouldn’t be out committing crimes. It’s clear she doesn’t considering she kicked him out and tattled on him at the first chance she got.

[@lawdadz4332]

@@vendettaman9871 being 16 years old means nothing. There are kids that age and younger murdering people out in the world.

[@TheCablebill]

I give her an A+. She bent over backwards to clarify and explain. The final shove was instinctive yet still reasonable. He was not invited in. The cop was a pi bull, fixated on blind delusional enforcement.

[@mikeveis6393]

He's not a cop, he's an SS soldier of the American Gestapo

[@Zachary-]

"And guess what I did?" *patiently waits* "So what did I do?" She is such a mom. lol.

[@arturopuebla4924]

That was so annoying

[@Zachary-]

@@arturopuebla4924 guess what? Moms learn to do that because *YOU'RE* so annoying growing up.

[@arturopuebla4924]

@@Zachary- you're a mom I bet

[@wabbajack2]

@@arturopuebla4924 Probably not quite as annoying as having a cop kick your door open after trying to tell you your fugitive son is legally allowed to kick your door in if he wants to and then arresting you for standing up for yourself, I bet.

[@megamegapop12]

@@arturopuebla4924 dog his name is Zachary.

[@jasonluong3862]

She is smart for talking to the cop outside her house with the door closed. This way, the cop could not claim to see something illicit to have an excuse to arrest her. She knows her stuff.

[@ericschaefer7378]

Nope dumb, Keep the door locked and don't engage. No legal obligation to speak with police.

[@Lemeilleurchemin]

Or not. Never talk to the Police, when you haven't called them.

[@ConspirHerSee]

No she's not. I talk to them thru the locked door until I choos not to anymore. They be like "ma'am can you open the door please?" I be like "I could, but I'm not going to. The door is not sound proof we can hear each other just fine". They keep knocking and I tell them hey, you can stand out there knocking like an idiot until the end of your shift if you don't have anything better to do. Let me tell you something, when you open the door you are now vulnerable to being violated like this woman. They put a foot on your door or use their arm to keep you from closing it. Then if you try to close the door by force they snatch you up and arrest you for assault on a Police Officer or some other bullshit that it will take your time and money to fight conviction of bogus charges. I don't have time for that. I don't roll down windows or open doors. That way I don't have to worry about being so easily violated by a thug with a gun, a badge and the law on their side!

[@funkyfranx]

I think it was more she didn’t want her small children exposed to the drama

[@fritzj6803]

You have a lot to learn. Never open the door.

[@skipbellon2755]

I commend her for saying with authority, "Too bad, so sad."

[@joeynoell6634]

Best moment of the whole interaction. 👏👏

[@FergusScotchman]

That's where is all went wrong.

[@rekanpayne6606]

She is a mother after all

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

Young man was away at college and wrote a letter to his dad. he only had enough money to write so many words on the paper so he wrote to his dad saying, no money, not funny, your Sonny. His dad wrote back and said... Too bad, so sad, your dad. LOL

[@smokinjoe4709]

Best Part!

[@andreascj73]

In Denmark, you have four years of education at the police academy before even becoming a rookie. You must be at least 21 years of age before beginning the education as a police officer.

[@ImogenC-rt3fm]

Moving to Denmark.

[@JazzyScat]

​@@ImogenC-rt3fm😂😂😂

[@MrTastyM7]

“He can kick your door in because he lives here” then proceeds to kick her door in because she hurt he’s power complex

[@daboiracing3848]

right!

[@colonthree]

*himst

[@tux9986]

Just so you know it should be ...she hurt his* power...

[@tux9986]

@@colonthree his

[@bofasofa9399]

no father figure

[@t_topz2338]

"if you lock him out, he can kick your door in because he lives here" what kind of backwards ass logic is that man lol.

[@ryanjones7681]

Lmfao! Exactly what I was thinking when he said that. 🤣🤣🤣💀

[@Titantr0n]

Even if he wasn't a fugitive. Which he was. Just wow.

[@roromerigulgapa1246]

The officer did that to his mom lol 😂 I swear he is stupid .

[@hannevanderven5230]

"Ah fck mum accidentally locked me out again. I could call her, nahhhhh kicking is the only option."

[@nicklol8269]

Same guy that on reflex kicks doors open because everyone shuts the door on him?

[@MotherOfWednesday]

This woman may have a delinquent 16 year old, but she has got her shit together. I am impressed by her knowledge, her priorities, and her composure.

[@Worldofwarcraft666]

thats what single mothers gives to the world.

[@graememckay9972]

Single mother of 3 kids with one being a criminal would suggest she's making wrong life choices somewhere. I'd say the fiery temper won't be helping.

[@Delacruz916]

@@graememckay9972 Mansplaining does NOT work for you!

[@Delacruz916]

@@Worldofwarcraft666 Because deadbeat dads exist.

[@jada340]

Exactly!

[@joserubenrios]

Funny that the officer questioned her about everything and told her what she cannot do BUT SHE ALREADY TALKED TO A FREAKING JUDGE lol

[@chuckmoelter6177]

That door just can't catch a break everybody wants to kick it.

[@ismaelhernandez5045]

@Av V it’s a joke weirdo

[@thomasmann3560]

DLM! Door lives matter!

[@sfr2107]

Lmao

[@merciless972]

Must be the color.

[@johnnymartinez478]

@@merciless972 Native American doors

[@5avan10]

Without that body camera footage you know he would have made up some BS about her assaulting him or something as an excuse for his actions.

[@DuffMcDraw]

They would have taken all those kids in that apartment. This is terrifying.

[@Eliqueme]

@DuffMcDraw Yeah, Some police are horrible at how they conduct themselves and how they can do the wrong thing many times over with shit training.

[@YowzaBowzaWowza]

100%

[@jip216]

And the bootlickers would believe every word of it smh

[@Keepswimming....123]

I’m shocked he didn’t turn off the camera so he could fabricate a story later.

[@AuthenTech]

Wow, that officer's actions is quite terrifying.

[@srijanpallem7807]

indeed

[@bofasofa9399]

no father figure

[@kodacole8085]

I can’t imagine if that happened to me, that would’ve been the last thing he’d ever done.

[@westernbody]

Wow defund this officer

[@GreasyTrout]

Meh, if she'd just act and communicate properly than she wouldnt have been in this situation. Regardless if the actions of the officer were legal or not. They were damn rightious tho xd

[@aurorajudith-ramirez7389]

I commend her. I wish my mom would have called the cops on my brother when he was beating on me because he had anger issues he didn't want to deal with. I still have trauma to this day. Good for her.

[@angolson6108]

Ya, me too. Sad when a parent chooses to allow their child to abuse their younger child. I hope you are able to heal from the trauma0.

[@kb_9880]

I understand! My own brother older than me also beat me up. Mom used him as the 'authority figure' because she was always working while my dad was an alcoholic and often absent during the times he was not at home. I still have trauma from it and it sucks!! I hope you receive healing.

[@angolson6108]

@@kb_9880 😢 I'm sorry to hear that.

[@Angie-k8b]

Omg Same here! I wish I had a mom like her🥺Unlike my mother who always prioritized my abusive older brother I will never understand how a mother even allowed her 27 year old son to beat on her 12 year old daughter.....

[@fionaluki]

girl same

[@markus471]

“Too bad so sad”. Well done lady.

[@americanlegaldefense7789]

Absolutely! That was her best line!

[@britishhonduras8392]

And that flawless hair flip.

[@danielwashburn4117]

actually she sounded like she was 9, maybe she should grow up \

[@TheNnnnnnnnnnkkkkkkk]

@@danielwashburn4117 unmmm, the cop lost his job and she got 200k something tells me you’re just mad at women

[@procletnic]

@@TheNnnnnnnnnnkkkkkkk Did she really get 200k? Because she deserved every cent and more.

[@aaronfolgar9764]

“Too bad, so sad, goodbye.” 😂😂😂 Ms. Perez is a savage

[@nonyabizna.]

a 200k answer 😈

[@falcon127]

HOPE SHE WINS HER LAW SUIT

[@aaronfolgar9764]

@@falcon127 she did !

[@danielwashburn4117]

She's interesting with an investingtigation?? please shut your mount??

[@aaronfolgar9764]

@@danielwashburn4117 are you drunk

[@breggden]

Her: "my son is crazy and kicked my door down and my young daughters are scared" Cop: **immediately kicks door in** let me teach you how to parent young lady

[@gregnew2234]

He should have keys to his own home, stupid.

[@zealotdraws3017]

@@gregnew2234 ?

[@gregnew2234]

That door has been good to her, criminalizing her son, giving her a payout. Probably got rid of her old man too.

[@mattjack3983]

@@gregnew2234 damn...i shouldn't laugh...but...damn that was a good one 😆 🤣 lol

[@chulkcha]

Lolz

[@pamelaq683]

To Audit the Audit the Audit - it's unfair that her response was characterized as "so emotional" (14:55) - Yes, she was losing her patience, but she never once raised her voice or insulted the officer who was saying some wild things. I would say she was incredibly restrained!

[@nickelpennybanks]

She did insult him but I would have too lol

[@MrDragomere]

It's astounding that the officer didn't try to figure out where her son was because he had a warrant. Instead ego got hurt and here we are.

[@danielhughes5932]

Sorry i know old video but completely agree. Especially after talking to mom. Get him off the street, after he spends some time behind bars shell feel bad and hell have time to think - regardless they both need time before a solution would present itself. She obv hasn't given up on him if shes trying to let him back in the house to stay on his birthday and help him with his court shit

[@danielhughes5932]

Maybe she got him a little 5-6k car out of her settlement money to reward his better behavior since lol

[@StealthJackson12B]

Imagine if there was NO body cam footage. He would've lied and said this happened without entering her home. What cop tells a citizen that someone can kick down their door?

[@AJ12Gamer]

Thank God we live in this day and Age. God bless body cams.

[@xcrimsonrabbitx1530]

I was a live in baby sitter where I witnessed the mom abuse the kids. I called cps often but no one ever did anything . One time a lady sat on her son( she was 300lbs he was a 98lb 13 year old) he tried to push her off. She called the cops and claimed he hit her. The officer said she had the right to fight back if he puts his hands on her. She started beating him after that.

[@taisheramedley9595]

You’d be surprised. In MD, it’s legal to get into a home you “live” in, by any means necessary unless it’s court ordered that you cannot return or you were legally evicted. Of course, you would have to prove you live there by mail or police questioning neighbors/others who live in the household.

[@hook-x6f]

Exactly why poor people used to be picked on by and afraid to death of cops. With no money you can't fight back. You lose your job and everything so they win and you lose. Now we got em on film and they still do BS like this.

[@daltonblyth3890]

A soon to be executed one hopefully?

[@michaelkelly3221]

It's really scary when the average citizen knows more about the law than actual law enforcement officers.

[@Helfirehydratrans]

I think that's a big issue in America because they only go through like six weeks of training or something and I think like in Canada I think its 4 or 5 months

[@strikesachord1884]

@@Helfirehydratrans I don't know what academy you're talking about. My academy is 8 months, followed by another 6 months of field training, then 1 year of probation.

[@Blink240sx]

@@strikesachord1884 8 months? North Carolina is 16 weeks of BLET. 3 months of FTO and 6 months of Probation period.

[@flixri726]

I really would be scared if I would have to be protected by someone with less than 24 month training on this. Im really happy to live in a civilized country.

[@gabrote42]

@@Helfirehydratrans more like 15-21, but in my opinion they should be getting 3-6 years, like in the nordic countries.

[@danielyoungblood3931]

This mom is based. She'll do anything to protect her kids. Massive respect

[@andrewflores17]

The ones that have iq above potato

[@Eramidas]

Based on what

[@Kittycs3]

Yeah except be a good mother lmao imagine being a single mom no wonder her son turned out the way he did

[@fkscopes]

She's probably not a good mother or her kid wouldn't of ended up like this but who knows I suppose anything is possible

[@jasjones6556]

@@fkscopeswow. Really ? Because her kid broke the law she’s a bad mother ? What kind of LaLa land do you live in ?

[@karthain5742]

I am so tired of hearing cops and other law-enforcement officials, like judges, say that ignorance of the law is no excuse. Yet I constantly see them being ignorant of the law themselves. Especially cops. Talk about double standards.

[@mikes68]

I can't say all cops are evil seeing as that's just not possible... The system they reside in allows for crimes against citizens without consequences in a lot of situations.. many of them take advantage of this fact...

[@GregBurch]

Far past time for reform.

[@aplus1080]

Cops have lower standards for EVERYTHING: self defense, evidence, performance, etc.

[@michaellorah9051]

Ignorance is not an admissable excuse in court and it applies to law enforcement And politicians as well as regular folk. The problem is law enforcement and politicians are rarely brought before court. If they told a judge they were ignorant of the law, they would get the same treatment from the judge as you or I would.

[@tambrabonds950]

@@michaellorah9051 nope, qualified immunity protects cops from criminal prosecution for any number of illegal activities they do while on duty

[@randyneves9701]

I am surprised the officer didn’t say she was “obstructing an investigation” that seems to be their cop out

[@Dowlphin]

Now I am wondering about the origin of the term "copout". We might have found it.

[@AndreyKrichevsky]

Pretty sure that's what he detained her for. Unless it was for assaulting an officer...

[@davids5006]

It's definitely their go to a lot

[@jackburton2680]

Or he could have claimed he smelled pot and detained her and put her thru the fucking ringer for that.

[@davids5006]

@@jackburton2680 sounds like you also watch audit the audit lol

[@AnAZPatriot]

They held her for an hour because they were scouring the penal code looking for ANYTHING they could legitimately charge her with, and making calls to the DA for help. Of this I have no doubt.

[@vivianclaiborne7653]

@AnAZPatriot, This mother, is absolutely on her job. She told the officer, ""wait"" I know what you're trying to do here""........(paraphrase). I worked in the "Department of Social Services"".........don't recall anything like this, Yeah...I know about delinquent children, the good, the bad, and the ugly. Mom knew what was ""UP""...Simply Stunning! Just another way, to make a mother, ""Lose Custody""......, for abandon- ing her child. I've been retired for a while, but now I'm remem- ering, there are some ""Evil""...people in this world, Most without Cause!

[@glennruscher4007]

That hour in the LEO car was punishment. Trying to shame her. Lock up the LEO.

[@komlat253]

Yea that's true. They were looking for any reason to justify why he would have neee to be in there .cops don't believe in accountability for they actions.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Dollars to cop donuts I'll bet you are right

[@michaelblaes9847]

Never open the door. If they can come in, they will.

[@EdertheJust]

Not only does the cop think the son can kick her door in, he can too.

[@owenbeggerman9128]

Of course he abuses ALL the woman he comes into contact with.

[@jimbo5472]

He probably tried to recruit the kid

[@davidanderson252]

Can you say tyrant?

[@BenjiesWorld]

LOL

[@svampebob007]

he thinks the son has the same rights of the officer :)

[@jtommyboi]

“No longer with department” Translation: He resigned and got a desk setup at the police department a couple towns over

[@mictza450]

Damn Gypsy Cops get to continue their tyranny in another town

[@jarnom85]

Yeah, they gave him deal of ”resign or get fired” and he chose the resign so that there would not be ”fired for ***” on hes record.

[@fredianacci8283]

Another cop no longer with “that” department. Doesn’t mean that this cop isn’t being a bad cop in some other jurisdiction!

[@emmajohnson5877]

basically

[@falcon127]

THAT'S HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS NOW! LET'S CHANGE IT!

[@angelagarutti6118]

@@falcon127 ur right thats the ONLY WAY this shit stops

[@JoeGallo43]

Right. Why is an Officer being fired considered to be an acceptable punishment for a lot of people? These things that they're doing that BARELY get them fired (some don't even get fired), would be automatic jail or prison time for all of us regular citizens.

[@SatansSimgma]

I worked for law enforcement for 20 years and your so right. In fact there is whole Departments that only have the rejects.

[@tigrisb28]

And exactly why the safest thing is not to open your door and to talk through it.

[@michaelblaes9847]

Exactly. If they have a warrant they will kick it open, while you sit on the couch with your hands in plain site and cell phone recording.

[@darthgorthaur258]

An by "no longer with department" they mean he has now moved on to another police force because they haven't really fired him, they no doubt let him resign so he could get a job with another force...then again even if he was actually fired I bet some force somewhere would still hire him no problem...

[@dubious6718]

Police will always get a job as police once they have gotten inside The only thing that can stop them is prison or age

[@diannebaker8263]

Yep,he's working in Aurora 🤣worst cops ever! He'll fit right in

[@arminarlert23]

Unfortunate reality

[@stevedavies1261]

But here's the good news, when he repeats this type of behavior, and he will if hired again as a LEO, it will make the next Civil case against him and his employer all the stronger - "History of past discreditable conduct and fired with cause"....

[@lloydlovell8431]

The majority of the police stations do it , the whole system is rotten from top to bottom

[@kevindille3166]

She got $200,000 as of January 2021. What a crazy arc in the anime.

[@itzsaccoo]

She should use that money to purchase a book on how to be a better parent for her children.

[@kevindille3166]

Unfortunately, we don't know all the circumstances. You could say she's being a good mother to her younger children by keeping violent tendencies out of her home and their environment.

[@smilehoya8951]

@@itzsaccoo From what I saw in the video, the mother has a strong character. If she was such a bad mother, she would have allowed her delinquent son to return home and forgive him easily, without him having a punishment. When the mother expressly ordered him to go home, so they could to go to the court together, it would have been the opportunity she gave him to take responsibility for his actions and choose a better path from then on. His son has 16 years old, he's not a kid. A boy of that age must know that his actions can have consequences. It's very easy to judge others without knowing the background.

[@fractalisomega9517]

@@smilehoya8951 If he doesn't know, he's in the process of learning then and there

[@mowserscatingtin9853]

Did she beat goku doe?

[@mpantony9684]

Cop: " I'm here to kick in your door and arrest you without a warrant for not allowing your fugitive son, who we DO have a warrant to arrest to also kick down your door"

[@genebeyondgrave]

Hahaha

[@MickeyMishra]

imagine if a law officer was actually being slippery and tried to go ahead and justify this somehow with some type of qualified immunity

[@Pinkfairydust23]

This was top tier and accurate asf

[@j_kahn]

Exactly this! The cop truly looks idiotic!

[@MrDietzkroll]

I went through the same family treatment for 14 years. The law said I had no choice but to deal with the abuse. At 14 I left home.

[@paulmryglod4802]

I went to school with a kid who's mother hated him because he wanted to see his dad. He was a good kid, nice to everyone. I ran into him years later, and he became a crack addict. The mother didn't break laws but broke her son.

[@katferguson]

How is the cop going to give parental advice, especially sounding like he’s 21 years old.

[@DuffMcDraw]

He wanted an arrest. Whether it was for the mother or the child was irrelevant. He was not going back to the station empty handed.

[@katferguson]

@Carol Brotherton That’s a strange question. No I’m not but I’ve studied a bit about them.

[@goodone8041]

@@katferguson what's a moor lol.

[@sumigarcia1059]

@@goodone8041 I want to know to lol

[@goodone8041]

@@sumigarcia1059 I think is a mix of arab, berber and black Africans. They invaded Spain and Portugal and held it for a while and mixed with the European Christians.

[@karlmarx8158]

Its illegal to harbor a fugitive, but its illegal to not let him in. Thats a very interesting interpretation that puts this mother into an impossible situation to win. I have a strong suspicion that had that officer just looked into what she had claimed, she probably was acting on advice of the judge she had spoken to. Glad she won her case she deserved that settlement.

[@Thumper17]

I believe a parent has some leeway on that charge especially if the felon is a Minor.

[@justtrynnatellyou4836]

That interpretation is the result of a dumb and law illiterate cop. You summed it up beautifully. NO one can commit a crime in defense of their rights... imagine how we this world would be...the stupid cop needed to be fired. Too much of what they do is the result of their feelings being hurt and thinking that after 6 month of training they know THE Constitution.

[@derekjeter9083]

The one time Karl Marx hasn't sounded like a greedy toddler who wants to play with all the kids toys first

[@karlmarx8158]

@@derekjeter9083 the new and improved karl marx. Not rascist just here to see the proletariat seize power. The constitution does say "of the people, by the people, for the people" after all.

[@inframatic]

It’s completely legal what this mother did. She very clearly states that she locked him out because of the safety of her infant. The teen proved he is a danger. If someone is a physical threat to your child, even if that threat is also your child, you can keep them out.

[@Havoc800]

He arrests her for him kicking her door in. He's a tyrant.

[@robertmiles1132]

If you look closely he didn't kick her door she tried to slam it on him

[@Havoc800]

@@robertmiles1132 thats not true. She tried to close her door and he put his foot into it. Which by the way, he is not allowed to do.

[@dl1747]

Sounds like my ex...threw my college diploma in its beautiful frame at my head then was mad that I broke the frame!!

[@Havoc800]

@@dl1747 sounds like a grade A psycho right there.

[@Nebraska60]

@@robertmiles1132 you clearly didn't look closely.

[@Sentinel3D]

The problem is, that cop is probably working again as a cop less than 50 miles away.

[@kazayanraawban2089]

This was a display of power, and an automatic ego reaction when she rejected his attempts to dominate her.

[@brokentos4546]

Alotta police brutality boils down to "you ignored the power drive of my ego now you will face my wrath"

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

Absolutely!!

[@SevastianNandez]

Acab bruh

[@lilmoth227]

Yep. All them police officers have a lot in common with domestic abusers. It's all about power and control for them.

[@masikamisty8910]

Bullseye.

[@twatdahell2358]

Love this lady. Hand on hip, finger in the air... "OK, I'm gonna tell you something" She knows what's what, and she's not gonna let anybody mess with her. Much respect!

[@marissa9164]

@@ReviewOnline316 Wow.....thanks for sharing

[@billrivers6566]

I wouldn't respect her because her son is a criminal. She failed as a parent.

[@jonnenne]

@@marissa9164 That is untrue and obviously so.

[@chriskyle9713]

I don't, she raised an asshole and bred with a loser. Edit* I finished the video she's great.

[@callmewolf3910]

Respect to this mother. She maintained a respectful demeanor and stayed firm on her rights. She didn't let the cop intimidate her.

[@Goodpatron]

Actually, she was pretty snarky, to be fair. Lol.

[@PVWNSVCR1F1C3]

@@Goodpatron cant really blame her.

[@thefacebiters]

Right tough and cute.

[@maybeitsyou1317]

@@Goodpatron She was cute compared to the cop though. What a smug ignorant bully. Nothing worse then a cop with Judge Dredd syndrome.

[@Goodpatron]

@@maybeitsyou1317 Naw I can't handle that sass. As soon as she did that, all cuteness turned into disgust and went straight out the window for me 🤢

[@johnmcenteggart1663]

That mother is 100% spot on as for the cop, he should be absolutely ashamed of his actions as he had no right to kick her door. Maybe that's why he said the son could legally kick his way in because the cop has the same violent tendencies. What a malignant sewer rat.

[@streetgangs]

Roseann Perez sued the Greenley department and they settled out of court writing her a check for $200,000. officer Barnun was terminated for being racist while a camera was rolling.

[@james8646]

Source?

[@ThomasTaylor-ul2rl]

Lol uhhhh what?

[@terrencecitywide]

@Angela Martin take an awareness class. It’s not your fault you don’t see it. Your parents were racist

[@JoE-kx7dw]

@@silenecroliskch meh..

[@JoE-kx7dw]

@Di Rene’ I just feel BLM is a joke.

[@tedwertman2115]

Notice when she enters, she softly opens door just enough to get in. Anyone with little kids know you have to be careful opening doors because they may be behind the door. The officer kicking the door open could have injured a child, that was reckless. No concern for anyone who may have been behind the door. I can see why she got upset when he kicked the door open.

[@mattjack3983]

I swear when he hit that door, my first thought was, "I hope that little girl I saw when she first opened the door wasn't standing on the other side..." (Father of 2 little baby girls here)

[@ItothaGO]

@@mattjack3983 Parental awareness > Spidey sense, I tell ya!

[@mattjack3983]

@@ItothaGO FACTS

[@LesHicks]

Once a tyrant cop's ego is bruised, they don't care who they hurt. They're getting revenge for their ego.

[@mattjack3983]

@@LesHicks there is literally nothing more fragile than a cop's ego.

[@darrionshaw5080]

Glad she got 200k. She deserves that for her and her children.

[@amethystflower8799]

Her children she doesn't take care of

[@dariog36th]

It’s amazing how many times the cops have broken the law just because their ego was hurt. She didn’t want to speak with him anymore and he wasn’t done yet so he dicided he’d force his way into the house.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

Why was he a fugitive? What crime did her son commit?

[@DanishValkyrie]

@@AmirKhan-yv8jm Not appear in court, apparently.

[@joesteadman343]

@@AmirKhan-yv8jm It said it in the video. You should watch the video that someone took probably HOURS editing and creating so people dont have to come in the comments and ask questions already answered. He was a fugitive because he didn't show up to court when he was supposed to. That was like half the video, bro. LOL

[@Twongz_does_anything]

@@joesteadman343 dont take it 2 deep

[@MickeyMishra]

if you ever want to know where rapists come from don't be alarmed that many of them happen to wear uniform

[@hitman19971]

"Qualified Immunity" should NOT be a thing. If a police officer blatantly breaks the law, they should be charged to the fullest extend of the law. Our police are meant to be held to a HIGHER standard. Not a lower one.

[@paragon_pa]

You do realise that qualified immunity only counts when the officers actions are lawful? Since his actions were deemed unlawful is why his name was specifically mentioned in the suit. He personally is being held liable.

[@calypso9288]

@@paragon_pa No it doesn’t what are you on about?

[@UnDieAble]

@@calypso9288 In the United States, qualified immunity is a legal principle that grants government officials performing discretionary functions immunity from civil suits unless the plaintiff shows that the official violated "clearly established statutory or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known".

[@paragon_pa]

@@calypso9288 If a cop walks up to a situation and shoots someone for no reason then they are not protected by qualified immunity. If they arrest someone who is not reasonably suspected of committing a crime they have no immunity. They do have immunity when they arrest someone who they have a reasonable belief committed a crime. What qualified immunity does is prevent people who were engaged legally by the police from suing an individual officer. If they did not have this you would have no cops because no one could afford to be an officer. If I was a cop and stopped 10 people for traffic violations. I write 5 tickets and 5 warnings. All interactions were 100% legal. Then all 10 people sue me how am I going to pay for that? That is just one day. Even if every case gets thrown out I still have to pay for legal representation and possible costs. Can you afford that? Very few officers can

[@captainkeyboard1007]

I wish that I could have said that myself.

[@beeinthehive]

"No longer with the department" means he went to another department.

[@Timelessplays]

No it means hey we fired him

[@beeinthehive]

@@Timelessplays I caught that at the end after I wrote this, but it usually means he got transferred, so I left it.

[@danielmartin7873]

@@beeinthehive The narrator says he was fired, but is that what actually happened?

[@beeinthehive]

@@danielmartin7873 That's true, because they usually don't. They're given a paid vacation for a month they like to call administrative leave, take a sensitivity course, which does nothing, and they're right back on the force... That's at the most. In all my jobs, which never included state sanctioned violence, we'd be fired and black listed for just being rude.

[@JoeBiren-z4h]

@@beeinthehive no he was fired. It took me one google search man. Geez.

[@Checkmate777]

I’m late as hell but it’s so weird you can’t lock someone out of their own house and the guy can kick the door down because it’s “HIS HOUSE” but in California where I live a person can squat inside your house for months or years and the police will do nothing.

[@LozBlessed2300]

I love it how she shut him down real quick with “ Let me speak. I know where you’re going with it.”

[@gabrielhillceo]

That mama took control. 💪🏽

[@tinasan3870]

Yeah and that cop did not like it one bit...

[@PipByMac]

Once again, the only thing a cop knows is that his ego is the most important thing in the conversation

[@barefootjakejake7765]

Its because the department of homeland security has set the psychological standards for police applicants requiring that they possess qualities/traits of antisocial personality disorder. The minimum requirements do not satisfy enough criteria for diagnosis while sufficient criteria to warrant diagnosis does not disqualify applicants. Basically, of youre not a sociopath or damn close to it you're not qualified to become a cop under DHS standards. This is why their egos take precedence in virtually every interaction they have with the public. It is also why they can murder innocent, unarmed civilians and then lie through their teeth to cover their asses and of course it is why they have no remorse to change careers when their "mistakes" result in the unnecessary loss of life or liberty for others. They are literally the trash of civilized society.

[@raymondrak961]

Ego + authority = possible abuse of power and erratic behavior. The body cam provided evidence resulting in judgement and termination.

[@purselmer5931]

@@barefootjakejake7765 The dept. of homeland security was only founded in 2002 and this crap's been going on for many, many decades. Learn some history.

[@YajoX]

"if you lock him out he can kick your door to get in because he lives here" bruuuuh as a cop you got to be cognitively deficient.

[@darthgorthaur258]

Na you've just been practicing for years and achieved Olympic gold medal standard for mental gymnastics... Oh yeah an got bullied at school, making you a mini dictator lol

[@UnwantedBagel]

Hes got brainworms quote leon lush

[@scooterallen1834]

He was wrong, but just couldn't let it go that he was wrong. That's why he pushed the issue. Typical Cop.

[@AuskaDezjArdamaath]

By that logic, a person beating their spouse MUST be allowed into the home because they live there. 🙄

[@lalablack6038]

Cognitively deficient, good one.

[@fordfamily7]

a mother trying to hold her son accountable needs to be given credit. as a mother this had to be extremely hard for her. on top of that she is being treated like a criminal for being lawful and the son didn't respect the law and not being held accountable. Of course we need to protect our children but when they do something unlawful and put other peoples life at risk, she is a mother who had to make an extremely hard choice. The officer should have called a supervisor, and the court should be the one to work this out . CPS at best would have been a protocol for the officer to report. all the best to the mother.

[@jjoohhhnn]

Don't worry, I'm sure her son has been to at the very least jail since this video aired, beginning the revolving door young. He's in for a lifetime of 'being held accountable' and will probably die from something related to complications associated with that lifestyle. Lol, seriously, couldn't care less about a 16 y/o.

[@user-wf8vo8en2g]

Your honor my client pleads, "too bad so sad".

[@catdaddy9626]

😆

[@ryanjones7681]

OK. That actually made me lol

[@Elle_Rou]

goodbye.

[@The_ZeroLine]

Lolol

[@MrTHUD03]

one million likes

[@LorgeDelta]

Bro hearing a cop say "yeah this fugitive is allowed to kick your door down because he lives there" really hits. Try some of this good shit.

[@itstherealkraven]

it’s even funnier when he doesn’t live there because he chose not to. she demanded he come back home and he never showed up. only when he DID it was to bust down her door with small toddlers inside while she wasn’t even there

[@KalosPVP]

You failed to quote properly.

[@eggpod4567]

@@KalosPVP So?

[@simontheewok]

The way he was acting, this cop clearly has some mommy issues.

[@Perejil1319]

Possibly breast fed on falsies

[@TempestPoet]

I actually don't think he had bad intensions. He did hear her out etc. He simply didn't know how to deal with the situation (some1 actually responding in a confident manner and not letting him/herself pushed around) and responded with the only way he learned, being aggressive and detaining her.

[@TempestPoet]

@dev null I don't know where i said he did everything right. I don't know where i said he had the right to do what he did. I just said he probably didn't do it on purpose. Thats all i said. If you saw other cases on this channel, you might get an idea where i am coming from.

[@YouWillGetThereBuddy]

@@TempestPoet LOL how did he not conduct himself in an inappropriate manner on purpose...? You're fucking slow WOW

[@TempestPoet]

@@YouWillGetThereBuddy Ye if reading is a problem for you, i can't help you there. I wrote what MIGHT have led to this. So the answer is actually in my statement above. Feel free to read again. You don't have to agree with me, but my dear internet warrior, you don't have to be a bitch.

[@Dabingtons]

As a person who's mother was charged with dependency and neglect in the state of Colorado. I can confirm it was definitely not what this mother was trying to do.

[@thisisurcapt]

It amazes me how people get so drunk off of power. If she was so wrong he could have arrested her about her son. This arrest was for contempt of cop.

[@Sandman_10372]

Better yet, go arrest the criminal with an open arrest warrant causing property damage and harassment. Sometimes the person calling the police is in the wrong. Start your investigation there to see if it's a legitimate complaint.

[@thisisurcapt]

@@Sandman_10372 let's not forget that part!

[@PaulDo22]

Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@eddilovee]

The officer was not charged for committing a crime 🤦‍♂️

[@lostnumbr]

respect mah authoritah

[@pumpkinn256]

That cop wasn't trying to understand a word she was saying

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

He was trying to be the moral police. In his mind, Moron doesn't need to listen to her.

[@adstaton8461]

Perfect example of a cop ego in overdrive.

[@johngbouwman]

@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 you mean he does have to listen or know the law

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

@@johngbouwman He does. But I'm referring to his mentality. Because he thinks that he has the authority to police the morality of someone else, he thinks that he can overstep and abuse the powers invested to him. Hence why I called him Moron.

[@johngbouwman]

@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 yes sir got ya

[@SorenPenrose]

she was arrested for hypothetically refusing to break the law

[@jarrod4115]

Fr?!

[@labels._.8991]

Smh

[@dustinb1070]

She got paid.

[@cathyluscko3788]

Oh my goodness, some cops really need extra, extra extra training!!! God bless that women

[@Cuffsmaster]

You can't fix stupid

[@joer8854]

I had an officer stick his foot in my door once. Before I could comment at all the officer with him said, "Don't do that. Get your foot out of the door." When he removed his foot the other officer said, "Have a great day, thanks for your co-operation." and turned the other officer around and they left.

[@ravekiller.]

You got lucky sir, definitely count your blessings

[@konradyearwood5845]

The other officer probably saved their pay rise by stopping the other damn fool from putting a dent in the budget.

[@michaeld1738]

@@konradyearwood5845 Unfortunately, lawsuits don't come out of their budget.

[@itstherealkraven]

honestly i want to thank you just for being there

[@joer8854]

@@ravekiller. There was nothing lucky about it. All I would have said is that I would appreciate him taking his foot out of my door. I had spoken to them and said what needed to be said. He might not have been satisfied with my responses, but I am in no way obligated to make them feel good about the interaction. I had no knowledge of the situation they were inquiring about, so there was no advantage to further discussion for them or for me. Anything further was a waste of my time and theirs.

[@mikerosario2279]

According to the officer kinking doors is ok, that’s why he kicked the door when she tried to close it. This is just another example of how police make criminals out of law abiding citizens

[@godsamongmen8003]

"Show me the man and I'll show you the crime." Lavrenity Beria, Stalin's chief of seceret police. This is basically the philosophy of every cop.

[@waitwhat1029]

@@godsamongmen8003 THIS!! I’m heavily tattooed. I get pulled over, I get put in cuffs. Every time. The only thing on my record is a speeding ticket. Even after they run my name there’s an additional 20 minutes of what are you up to where are you going who are you seeing what are you doing. It doesn’t really bother me anymore… I’m old I’m used to it. That doesn’t make it any less fucked up though. Edit: If I had any more melanin I’d already be 💀

[@boogitybear2283]

F T P

[@bradenmacurdy8152]

Cops find ways to make law abiding citizens into criminals by being criminals themselves and breaking their own laws. The worst part is our justice system continues to not hold them accountable for their illegal actions

[@motherofthreeb6337]

If she would've let her older son in and he harmed his younger siblings, she would be in trouble for that, too! She can't win either way! This officer should've never been an officer!

[@TheCastedone]

Like many many officers. But I guess someone has to do it

[@treroney4720]

And harboring a fugitive

[@SamuraiKage-iv3ow]

@@TheCastedone someone has to fly planes but we don't let psych cases fly them, with the same prejudice we wouldn't let psycho cases interpret the law or ignore it at their own will while carrying deadly weapons.

[@DP69ner73]

@@SamuraiKage-iv3ow not true!

[@JMPERager]

@@DP69ner73 Why is that?

[@denajenks5342]

Her pushing him was a reflex. He arrested her because he didn't like being dismissed.

[@albertol9654]

This cop should adopt this bad kid since his sticking up for him like he knows him.

[@Kat-wy6zb]

Fr🤣

[@raavila95]

Yeah I’ve been in traes shoes.. I’m in a better place now but that lady needs to take classes on how to love her children. Acting up because of neglect. No one said parenting should be easy

[@yvonnemesle8446]

My daughter has been on hard drugs since she was 11, and she would constantly called the police on me, so I told police they could have her!

[@amethystflower8799]

How exactly do you know he has no adoptive kids?

[@texrifleman]

In the full video when he arrests her, she asks why she is being handcuffed. He says "because you shoved me". She then asks him "why did I shove you" and he realizes he screwed up. There is an actual pause in his sentence as he comes to the realization. This lady is witty and smart.

[@itstherealkraven]

hahaha that’s so interesting you say that. she knew how to ask the right questions to get him to trip up

[@MitchellWiggs]

Yeah I’m disappointed I didn’t get to see the full thing

[@ATAdude666]

@@MitchellWiggs its in the description, as always and he never stops responding to her he just keeps saying we'll talk about it in court, which is still pretty funny given the context we have now

[@olivesmith1920]

I like that she protected herself and her vulnerable 2 year old. This cop acted like the Gustapo. I don't understand how he as a human being did not care for the mom and the 2 year old's safety.

[@markolaitinen6794]

@@olivesmith1920 Gestapo..

[@mattias8041]

So her son had court and she appeared for it without him , explained the situation to the judge and then this happened? You can tell she’s really tough and a genuinelygood human despite trials . I rock with you ms Perez!

[@amethystflower8799]

She is a single mom with no daddy's in the picture

[@lamtorondiaye4016]

“They’re not allowed to do that, but even if they do just let them do it and challenge it later” Thats America’s biggest problem right there

[@TBFSJjunior]

I guess the idea is that if the police have to pay enough in legal fees, they might choose to spend more money to educate and train their officers. You know like the NYPD spends almost a quarter billion on settlements a year. Anytime now they will learn... 🤔

[@bannedmann4469]

@@TBFSJjunior Gotta take it out of the union's pockets. They don't learn cause the tax payers pay, not them. Even when they're in the right they'll settle.

[@TBFSJjunior]

@@bannedmann4469 The unions job is to represent their members and not to train or punish officers. Training officers properly is the job of the government. In Germany police officers have at least 3.5 years of training including school 2 to 3 times a week or a college degree. In the US it's 6 month.

[@Ayaforshort]

@@TBFSJjunior their unions are strong and their pockets are deep.

[@aceazar2806]

Literally

[@Rainbowmeow69]

I have to say I really appreciate your channel. Its very informative and educational, and I appreciate the knowledge these videos provide. Most people don't know what rights we really have and should utilize sadly, so its nice to have a source to reference.

[@Fallen012332]

Isn’t forcing your way into somebody’s home breaking in entering that cop should be arrested we need to vote to take away qualified immunity

[@monicablack6999]

Qualified immunity is gone in CO after the events of this summer.

[@monicablack6999]

In excessive force cases that is.

[@ImBadNewz]

Actually there was a case where a couple had a house and the wife tried to kick the guy out of his own house and the husband called the cops he had full rights and ownership to the house like paying rent etc. they literally told him that he could break in. The victim was from Breaking Bad

[@svampebob007]

"we need to vote to take away qualified immunity" _In other news, extremist terrorist Monkey666cash X was found dead in his home, shot 16 times to the head by a Glock 22, in what apears to be a suicide, Monkey666cash died peacefully of natural causes_ Don't say that kind of shit too loud you might end up being framed by all the "heroes" of your local community.

[@Fallen012332]

@@svampebob007 Who brings a 22 to a rifle fight

[@Angeladc79]

"Too bad so sad" hair flip, walks away. One of my favorite moments in the history of my watching cop videos.

[@johnlabry325]

She even pushed him when he violated her rights entering without a warrant cops a douche

[@amethystflower8799]

She is a bad mother

[@micalah8282]

The fact that he even did this to her while she was CLEARLY in the right…. sickening.

[@TheBlank124]

@@ReviewOnline316 you really need to stop, acting to protect your younger children is the correct ection

[@Wow-vw6ws]

@@ReviewOnline316 nope. She made 200k. She didn’t have to pay shit. Hah liar 😂

[@elyria9788]

@@ReviewOnline316 Sure she failed as a parent but as of this point there is no quick fix for that. She has a duty to protect the younger children now. Elsewise a cycle will be born.

[@yvonnemesle8446]

@@elyria9788 Oooo, judge much? How dare you assume she failed at anything?> Keep moving, Karen!

[@brandib2821]

@@elyria9788 having a child that acts out doesn’t mean a failure in parenting. If that’s the case, I hope every and all mistake you’ve ever made is directly reflected on your parents. You heathen.

[@marktechsci]

You MUST harbor a fugitive. 😂

[@peternguyen4202]

I just wanna say thank god for bodycam cameras. Imagine what would have happened if it was his story vs her's.

[@trippen4391]

Nothing

[@danielwashburn4117]

actually,, it looks like shes reaching for his gun in 19:45

[@sarahg6551]

@@danielwashburn4117 there isn’t even a 19:45 in the video, genius.

[@doihavetobeg]

@@sarahg6551 How about you try using your brain before insulting others. The main comment is about what would happen if there was NO video proof. Meaning it's the cop's word against the woman's word. Meaning he could say whatever he wanted to justify his actions. Meaning he could have said she reached for his gun.

[@JMPERager]

@@sarahg6551 I think that's the joke, or he mistyped.

[@villagelightsmith4375]

There's a warrant out for him. If he needs lodging, he can go turn himself in.

[@juliagulia3617]

Exactly 💯%

[@joemarshall4226]

PLus, he was welcome to stay at his aunt's house. The mom does not have to let him in if she made other arrangements for him to be housed.

[@pit32s]

Correct, hes only job at that time is info to find the dude.

[@falcon127]

OR STAY AT THE COPS HOUSE.

[@nooneimportantxd1394]

" Ok I'm going to tell you something. He may NOT kick down my door" Tell em sis

[@amethystflower8799]

I wish she had used birth control

[@surfingonmars8979]

Another GREAT video and SUPERB legal analysis, and this from a former Asst DA in Manhattan, former def atty, former Law & Order writer/producer - these are superb legal analyses.