$5 Million Lawsuit From One Officer

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[@sarcasticMIKEchild]

Any plans on auditing the Marissa Santa Cruz and Paea Tukuafu incident with the San José police

[@tommichniewicz7635]

@@sarcasticMIKEchild 0

[@sarcasticMIKEchild]

@@tommichniewicz7635 "0" what?

[@sarcasticMIKEchild]

@@tommichniewicz7635 also are u the Tom Michniewicz from the grafton Police dept.

[@trevorallen2964]

F should stand for fired

[@jaymay7957]

When I hear an officer say "obey me" it's so irritating. People like that should not have authority

[@morenojura]

That's why I said f$#@ off...5th amendment...

[@jamescapb3795]

It’s pathetic

[@pratiklimz622]

The audacity to change the actual story..simply wow..this dude is not fit for being in position of authority..truly unprofessional.

[@spider-mancantsee5875]

Exactly, there are good police officers but people like this guy just completely ruins it for all the others

[@Gustav4]

They should get a firm kick in the nuts every time they think of themselves as above civil people

[@MrGamerwazere]

"Your not cooperating with me and your getting agitated" Yeah that tends to happen when a random cop approaches you and threatens to taze you for no reason.

[@eastbayej]

@Rafael Sodre of course, hes white 😆

[@MrGamerwazere]

@Rafael Sodre The pig might have had a reason to approach him, but he had no reason to demand his ID and threaten to taze him. Are you trying to justify his actions?

[@danielfinch362]

@Rafael Sodre Karen

[@tokudad]

@Rafael Sodre did you not watch the video at all? He breaks it down Barney style for the weak minded such as yourself.

[@carib2703]

Cooperate is legalese for HELP! Why do cops have the notion that someone under investigation have a legal obligation to help them? What happen to the 5th amendment?

[@Winterx69]

"Did I do anything?" - Yes "What did I do?" - You want to get tased? ....

[@PieMan061]

"All he had to do was talk". What a POS officer.

[@sdrawkcab5267]

Cops hate the kinky stuff, everyone knows that

[@stanswaby]

The laziest of lazy policing… even when Mr Domino is doing the job for him and giving him chances to de-escalate “hands behind my back for what? Did somebody call? Was there report I stole something? Do you know I work here? ..that this is my bike? What have I done?” Etc What a lazy lying POS cop. Mr Domino’s B- seems harsh too as he was definitely the grown up in that room! Can Mr Domino have his hanger back?

[@robbarber3546]

The fact that they didn't drop the charges is disgusting and shows how no matter if a cop is dead wrong they will stick side with their own. Just horrible

[@liver7178]

“All he had to do was talk” he was talking and trying to figure out what he was under suspicion for and the officer was the one not communicating.

[@nothlitt]

What they mean when they say that is "All he had to do was surrender his rights and comply to my demeaning and illegal demands"

[@lunadragonfly2313]

It seems to be the way of things now as disgusting as that is. Until ALL the citizens of this country start refusing to allow police officers to violate their rights this behavior is going to continue to escalate. Making officers pay law suit awards and the like is a great idea; betcha it wouldn’t take long for them to start spewing Inalienable rights if it was their own bank accounts getting hit.

[@OMGitsTerasu]

Dude literally never even told him exactly what he was accused of doing.

[@charles1964]

@@nothlitt Yup, Deputy Dog made up his mind in all of 5 seconds. Did you hear how shaky and fearful his voice was? I'm sure he got an "Attaboy" back at the club house...

[@frazzledfishing7042]

Any settlement with the cop not losing his job was unjust. He admitted he had already pulled his tazer out, what a coward. Karen didn't tell the dispatcher that he DID steal something from HIS car, cop assumed he had as usual guilty til proven innocent, or the "investigation" had concluded that NO crime had been commited- as usual, shoot first, ask questions after you eff up. It doesn't seem to have taken very long to find out he was in his own car. Also as usual- karen sticking her nose in someone elses business where it shouldn't have been.

[@nonterrestriaI]

No one should ever be charged with resisting arrest with no other charges of crimes. This has never made sense to me.

[@adammarko1992]

If I had a $ for everytime I typed or thought the exact same thing lol... Just an excuse to put people in the system. It's disgusting.

[@mcbarberblue]

Yeah that’s the amazing thing people can’t see that it’s just malicious prosecution to shut you up legally allowed by the system. In the hope that you don’t sue them or cause a fuss because they hold the power

[@msromike123]

In theory yes. But if you are detained, you can not just turn your back and walk off until the police officer performs an investigation. Otherwise there would be chaos.

[@mcbarberblue]

C and J if the arrest is bogus/illegal you have not committed a crime to charge some one with resisting arrests or detainment is pure malicious prosecution. Any one can see that this man did neither. Sounds like msromikee is a cop or a cop lover

[@adammarko1992]

@C and J I feel like he originally did the plea deal because he thought he was gonna get a legit apology. And popo just fobbed him off. lol

[@nrutasder7266]

It's clearly just a power trip thing. You can tell from the way he screamed "obey me".

[@allanc3655]

As with the woman that called it in She is some other cop's mom and was sure to tell the cop that as to make herself more important

[@KelnelK]

Honestly he sounded scared to me from the start. I think he was just scared the whole time. Obviously that's not justification though, nobody who gets scared from just talking to someone he suspects to be a criminal should be a cop.

[@TheGelatinousSnake]

“You’re getting agitated”… still gets me that a cop would have the balls to instigate conflict and blame the citizen they are molesting.

[@grahamsong4585]

Like punching someone in the head and asking why are you fighting back? Very facepalm moment

[@nash3655]

@@grahamsong4585 plus being agitated is nowhere near illegal. You can call a pig a pig, sorry I meant you can call a cop a pig to their face and they legally can’t do anything about it

[@thegrantedcompany5800]

🎯🎯🎯

[@peterlaudan3774]

i'v seen it time and time again

[@sinsincere5748]

That's what they always do

[@visforvegan8]

The cop keeps lying. She said 3 doors of one car. He keeps saying several cars.

[@rickyboy199554]

It's what they do

[@jeremywp123]

It's possible dispatch misunderstood that when she said "several doors" she meant several vehicles, remember the officer hasn't spoken to the "witness" he only knows what dispatch told him.

[@nicholasjarvis8958]

Cops would “never lie” ..... he was confused and thought it was several different cars that’s all 🤥 hahaha

[@mrslyds8602]

He exaggerated the whole encounter

[@danturner7245]

Copsplaining

[@toddflink5947]

7:00 the oops "I just f*cked up" moment

[@user-jy2sj4ed4i]

Yeah. No accountability

[@keenanshaw976]

The cop kept saying "cars" the witness said she saw him go into a car. That cop is a tyrant and should be fired.

[@JustSomeRandomGuyOnYouTube]

There is surely a big difference between CARS and one(1) car!!!

[@HankHill11]

well we have no idea what dispatch told the officer, dispatch could have specified multiple cars, could have said "possibly more than one car", who knows, cop was a dick, but no reason to hang on that point lol

[@bikeradam]

He said car's, she said doors

[@TheMrProboscis]

@@JustSomeRandomGuyOnKZbin yeah there is. Going into a car vs going into multiple car(s) totally changes the situation. The officer failed to recognize this fact and spread falso information. He's bad at his job and should be fired.

[@JustSomeRandomGuyOnYouTube]

@@TheMrProboscis Yes, that was my point also.

[@MR-intel]

"Officers sometimes lie". What an understatement.

[@gijzje]

Cops mostlly lie its part of their training

[@meatman7232]

This kind of behavior is exactly why people HATE COPS. We're tired of this treatment!!!

[@SteveKasian]

200%

[@-hydro]

300%

[@PiLLO360]

400%

[@bryantm1903]

500%

[@jmy7622]

That guy was a rude smart ass,if he kept his kool,both of them it would have worked out ok

[@expressclear]

The officer lying about the initial interaction like his body camera didn’t record the whole thing 😂😂😂

[@TheCastedone]

Many do it and get away... He wouldn't have tried it if he didn't know

[@edwardgatey8301]

Body cam runs entire shift. Even potty breaks to make certain they’re not just jerking off.

[@kizunahenta.1759]

Honestly, what an absolute idiot

[@Tat2Dragons]

@@edwardgatey8301 Pretty sure that’s not true.

[@jhanks2012]

That's because he knows, even if he made a slip by letting us know that he knows, that if it ever came down to it that footage would be "lost" or "corrupted." True story. Just imagine why cops get offended when you record them with YOUR camera, while they literally have a body cam on them at all times ... they clearly don't have a problem with being recorded as long as they are the ones who own the footage of them.

[@Zedeezia]

Officer: " the car is registered to him, same as the bike." Psycho cop: "he could of,...ehhhhh"

[@xHTxRaptorF22]

That should be the Opening statement for mr.domino's side. Open and shut case right there

[@MrMikeyy1123]

Yeah that cop knows he just fucked up

[@baldilocksmcfedders6335]

Yes, not two friggin seconds of actual investigation but straight to physicality. Do they even teach investigatory techniques anymore? That officer is a piece of crap.

[@FlipStockz]

At that moment he knew, he fucked up.

[@187tynes]

Psycho cop: "he could of.....uhmmm..." I'm fired!🤣🤣🤣

[@ThePezzy12345]

Officer: "I don't know anything." How true.

[@communityorganizer5645]

Dumb citizen? Maybe by physically resisting. Is that your point? Other than that, he was a champion of knowing and asserting his rights. I can't help but wonder if he was white would the snitch have called the police. She said the car was unlocked. I bet he unlocked it with a fop. If so, her lack of attention caused that man so much bullshit.

[@mikemojc]

Yet, still, a lie. At that point in tie the officer KNEW that the guy they arrested OWNED the car she was accusing him of breaking into.

[@EarlSweatshirt-rm9rh]

Domino settled for $25,000 & all charges were dropped against him.

[@oscarncandi2013]

It should have been higher that cop is a dick and that woman should mind her own business.

[@MrLaDoMoNeY]

“He was going into cars” smh his one car turned into multiple 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@kirkdaley3441]

Her sons a cop lol so she thinks she's one 🤣🤣

[@AllisLife]

I love that this dude will never have to work at Walmart again.

[@BarbershopReviews]

I hope he wins his case, will probably settle out of court for a lesser amount though.

[@nicholaslopez4170]

@@BarbershopReviews that's why you aim so high

[@zzanatos2001]

Did you see the video where they tackled and maced Sterling Brown (millionaire NBA player)? The city offered him $400,000 and he said no, took it to court and got $750,000.

[@BarbershopReviews]

@@zzanatos2001 no, never saw that one.

[@XadjustmentX]

the guy in this video settled for 25,000$. the youtuber posted it in the comments above. safe to say yes he will have to work again lol

[@useyournoodle100]

"He didn't say anything to me" but the officer never asked him anything either. He was immediately accused.

[@kobe51]

A white suspect would never have been tased or threatened right off the bat. This is what white privilege is. Not being immediately suspected of criminal activity if you do something without prior permission from every white person in the vicinity

[@AwoudeX]

@@kobe51 BS, whites also get brutalized, the difference is, is that the MSM isn't plastering this abuse of power all over their platforms, because it doesn't generate the same outrage, clicks and add revenue. Just for illustration, an anecdote: a homeless guy carrying 2 plastic bags full of crap is found to be trespassing on open land that is not gated off. He's compliant all the way, walks up to them arms half raised in the air, all of a sudden one of the cops unloads on him. Have you even heard of this, or seen it on the MSM? No, because he was a poor white dude. Where was his privilege? Instead of making it a race issue, how about band together to stop police brutality in general... Divided the brutes stand way stronger.

[@eatmedrinkme9628]

@@AwoudeX What is MSM? Never heard of them. Also the abuse of power you are speaking of happens more often with African Americans, yes there are whites brutilized as well, but when a higher amount of a minority(Blacks) is bruitalized over the majority(Whites) that is a news story. White people being the larger population should technically be the ones more often brutalized by police, but for some reason Blacks are. How can you not address this disparity and point it out? We are all in danger from a more militarized police force, but some of us are getting it worse than others. To correct this for all means that we all benefit. Trying to downplay the brutality that black people face does not get the job done, nor does it protect everyone else. Once police treat everyone with the respect and dignity they should be afforded then maybe race becomes a moot point, until then it does matter. Being on the same side of an issue doesn't mean we all see that issue with the same eyes, nor are we all affected the same by that issue.

[@DelDelincuentes]

That's kind of a good thing he didn't mention the car was in his name otherwise the lawsuit couldn't have started, and the most important thing was that this cop wouldn't have been seen escalating for no reason.

[@Rudywtf]

@@kobe51 white privilege is the knowledge and ability to cooperate with law enforcement during an investigation, while also having knowledge of their bill of rights. and also staying calm, and not escelating every situation with uncontrollable emotion. or maybe thats just most white people, i dunno i know why the dude got tased though and its not the color of his skin.

[@johnlafrance2692]

When he found out that he owned both the vehicles lmao

[@SiLvErWaRe000]

Right, he was about to say why didn't he tell me. Then he remembered, oh right I never told him why I was here before I started being a dick.

[@matthewcooper412]

Lol

[@matthewcooper412]

@@SiLvErWaRe000 true smh

[@jborrego2406]

It was so funny

[@johnthomas9257]

You could hear the penny drop. That is why I wouldn't fire him if this is his first screwup. If he learns from this he could be a much better cop.

[@candymanix]

"Stay out of trouble for 90 days and we will drop the charges..." Unbelievable! A district attorney actually said this to him? Once you found out he owns both vehicles, apologize & drop all charges!!!

[@Cheepchipsable]

It's the resist arrest that got him into trouble.

[@somewhereinhawaii3663]

@@Cheepchipsable The officer had no right to use force in the first place. He was resisting tyranny not arrest.

[@hamkon]

@@somewhereinhawaii3663 I'm watching from the UK and I don't get these people who make he's resisting arrest points when police are clearly out of control. These are the same ones paranoid the government will take their guns and violate their rights, here it is violation of rights n its suddenly don't resist unlawful arrest

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

@@Cheepchipsable Sorry, no. It was an illegal arrest.

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

@Anti Socialite He had no reason to drop 10 grand on a lawyer lmfao.

[@slojoegtstang5775]

HAHAAHAHAHHAH that sigh he let out when he fount out it was the guys car is amazing.

[@stanswaby]

Mr Domino played the cop role, giving jackass Lorz plenty opportunity to de-escalate but the clueless idiot just wanted to arrest without cause…. “All he had to do was say that’s my car and it would have been over in seconds…” The obsession that cops have demanding ID to magically solve every encounter is infuriating. Do they not teach common sense in academy?

[@PsychoChallenges]

@@stanswabyare you from Europe by chance?

[@837301]

Officer: “You’re not under arrest, I’m detaining you.” Charges: Resisting Arrest & Obstruction 🤦‍♂️

[@SomeKata]

it's a legal loophole. you dont have to present ID unless suspected of a crime, but the officer doesn't have to inform you he plans on detaining you SOLELY to ID you if you are already suspected and at the terrystop state.(Basically the crazy ladies phonecall is enough to surpass the 'suspicion stage', and changes the rules for identification, BUT mark doesnt know the call was made) So you don't actually have to be informed that you have 'been suspected', and are required to present ID at that stage, but any normal person would do exactly as mark did, and ask why. So then at that stage once you are being detained only for identification purposes, if you resist(aka "ask why"), you are charged with resisting arrest, and presto, resist charge for made up crime. the officer could have legally detained him for nothing in jail for up to 48 hours if he didn't ID himself, because the ladies phonecall. It's important to understand what is wrong here is the power the phonecall gives the officer to escalate the situation as he sees fit, without the suspect being prepared for an escalated scenario.

[@837301]

Mack ~ Correct me if I’m wrong, but; they have to be arresting you for an articulable reason, before it’s even possible to commit “resisting arrest”. What you described amounts to obstruction at most. Honestly, until an officer explains that they are giving you a lawful order, and you’ll be arrested if you disobey, then any reasonable person (and the Supreme Court) assume cooperation is voluntary and the interaction is consensual.

[@837301]

Mack ~ Also, (after reading your comment again) I’d like to add that not understanding an order, and asking why or asking for clarification, doesn’t likely amount to “resisting” or obstruction.

[@SomeKata]

@@837301 yes, but the distinction is that the officer is past a stage where identification is mandatory if you have been suspected. the irony here, is even if you dont identify, they still have to let you go, but the detainment itself is normally dramatic involving tasers and time in jail cells, so it's really at it's heart unconstitutional. the 'articulable reason' is literally they saw him rummaging through his own car, being detained itself is not implication of guilt, its that they need you to sit there until the plates are run, but the dysfunction is asking them about them investigation constantly amounts to 'resistance' in these scenarios. people get tazed for this specific scenario CONSTANTLY. it pisses me off. the terry laws also give the officer motivation to literally not tell you why you are being detained. the idea is if you tell a thug he is under investigation for theft he will pull out the gun immediately, the protocol of someone already suspected is to COMPLETELY subdue them, search them, identify them, THEN investigate. it's a badly designed protocol that leads to this conflict. It's also notable you mention a court, the point is you are supposed to surrender and go to court, even if they are wrong, is why it's defunct, obviously the court will agree with mark and not the cop, the problem is the cops power to escalate it to that scenario for a random person.

[@SomeKata]

@@837301 basically, the refusal to give identification is what is being considered resistance. the issue is that, there is confusion among many people when it is required to give identification, the cop doesn't need to verify that you are in fact already suspected, he can literally just cuff you. And so with normal police interactions, people are often taught to not idea, but in scenarios where cops are given 'evidence' in advance, you actually must surrender legally, and this causes conflict when people cannot tell the difference of the two scenarios. He is trying to defend his rights, and at the same time, 'resisting identification' because 'probable cause' has already been met. I'm not saying that asking why amounts to resisting, but I am directly explaining to you this is what is happening when people get tazed, they are asking why, in scenarios they are already established suspects, and this is considered resistance, as they are taken to the ground with a tazer, this exact scenario is not unique to mark.

[@frutbum]

Karen: "Dude, I'm glad you caught him, but what about the other 353 people getting in and out of their cars?"

[@gavinjenkins899]

200 of them even opened doors other than the driver's door! Doesn't make any sense!

[@drunkenpaddy6366]

Dude shut up, She isnt a Karen at all. She saw some one doing something unusual and yes its unusual to go search a car to proceed to walk 100 meters to a bike and start with that Officer is at fault not her.

[@breeze7464]

@@drunkenpaddy6366 yes, she is a karen. She even said in her call that he had the keys in his hand. So if he had the keys to get into the car, why did she call? Drum roll, please! Karenitis.

[@alexjones7845]

@@drunkenpaddy6366 In high school I'd often get to my part time job and have to open a different door or sit down in a different seat to reach my hat and finish getting ready. Just because you lack sufficient logical reasoning skills (like this Karen), doesn't mean that everyone able to see this situation for what it is, is wrong.

[@michaelarcher6121]

@@drunkenpaddy6366 you should obey me and delete that comment since i’m the youtube police

[@Bakuzone2312]

The fact that the officer didn't tell Mr.Domino why he was there. Jesus most cops today should not be cops at all

[@callmeoutifimbeingatwat4650]

That's not fair this is 1 clip, even the guys chanel shows 100s of clips, but there are 100,000s of cops, and 1,000,000s of interactions, it's not an easy job, yes some of them are terrible and it's a disgrace, but dont let a minority of videos corrupt your mind to thinking this is all that happens, however yes it does happen too much and everyone should be held accountable.

[@cristian-bull]

@@callmeoutifimbeingatwat4650 there are 1000s of clips like those and 100,000s of other cops who shut up, lie, hide evidence and do everything in their power so those bad cops can keep wrong doing with unworried freedom and no repercussions. There were 3 police officer when George Floyd was murdered. The other 2 did zero effort to prevent what happened. It's not a "few bad apples" problem, if it was, those bad apples would be weeded out, but they never are. There are no good cops. All of them are at least accomplices of misconduct, by action or omission, because every single one of them is a piece of thrash.

[@Bruce4lmighty]

3:40 Cop says “you’re not listening to me” while completely ignoring the guy… What a 🤡

[@Alesana907]

Update: Mr Domino ultimately agreed to settle for $25k. That's an injustice in itself for the assault and harrassment by simply interacting with his own vehicles

[@cicada3312]

Pp

[@HardlyaDavidson]

5 is going back to the government and 15 is going to the lawyer 😭

[@jetroar17]

@@HardlyaDavidson I read that he represented himself. Probably why he only got $25k after being brutalized for no reason....

[@larryhoyt5834]

And a dropping of all the charges. The carrier must have told the city, we can settle this for $25k and if you don't cooperate, you can pay the full award at trial.

[@Alesana907]

@@HardlyaDavidson yup you know it. After everything he probably walked away with 8 to 11 thousand and that's being generous. It's not about the money but ultimately it's about how much this person is worth and the turmoil that they put him through

[@abiodunodeleye7984]

“I don’t know anything, he didn’t say anything” But I tased and arrested him.

[@Yugiohforever567]

I hope he didn’t taste him😂😂

[@keiththornton455]

Eww cops tasting random men

[@xDolphZigglerx]

I swear he tasted guilty.....

[@keiththornton455]

@@xDolphZigglerx 🤣🤣😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Roland_Duson]

Hey bud. Edit this.

[@2fast4ulsr]

The dirty cop is a compulsive liar. Then he starts to add an “s” to car. He should not be a cop. He’s dangerous. Also, that lady should not assume he’s stealing.

[@dukebarras2760]

It’s a reasonable assumption that he was stealing. Searching through multiple cars in a parking lot? “Come on man”

[@Dmacxxx77]

Yeah wtf. He went through one car and then walked across the parking lot to his bike. That's much different than going through cars stealing shit.

[@kaylapalooza66]

@@dukebarras2760 do you not understand what the word multiple means? it was ONE car, which he's the registered owner of, and even the so-called witness said she saw he had the keys. And if the cop had bothered to tell him that they were called because he was looking through a car, this likely would've had a very different outcome. Are you just a racist, assuming that all black people steal?

[@Sliverbane]

I noticed that too. She said one car... The cop added the plural.

[@mikemondrik2041]

Some states it's legal to resist unlawful arrest. Fight kick ect look it up

[@OnlyOnSindays]

"All he had to do was talk" Sounds like a fully loaded statement. Seeing the other cop reaction and body language when he shakes his head realizing that this entire situation could have been avoided/resolved.

[@mookiewilson4166]

“All he had to do was surrender a constitutional right I swore an oath upon my “honor” to protect and defend...”

[@karlwalter2242]

I always had multiple vehicles and I would go to my wife's job to retrieve items, and I got those same looks, and ppl also would call but by then I had the vehicle open and with the engine running, and avoided this from happening, compared with going around a vehicle and start pulling door handles, and not having the key... pigs will be 🐷 pigs but there's ways to avoid them bothering you....

[@tima5033]

@@karlwalter2242 are you white Karl? Not that you being white would prove anything but it seems like the assumption of being a thief falls on black people real quick

[@BO55N355]

The complete inability for a police officer to simply articulate their suspicion never fails to amaze me. All he had to say was that someone saw him rifling through a car that didn't appear to be his. Instead, he has to play Go Fish with the officer to get any explanation of why he's being detained.

[@jeremystevens5293]

The cop did say that someone saw him looking at cars and so he's just checking to see what's going on then he asked him for identification.

[@BO55N355]

@@jeremystevens5293 he said that, but that didnt happen and that's not what the 911 caller said. How is the accused supposed to dispell an officer's suspicion when he can't even tell him why he's there and what he suspects him of?

[@mellie4174]

it's not an inability. It is a display of power. I know why you're in trouble and you don't! and i won't tell you so that you cannot defend yourself! they're evil!!

[@ericfehr8632]

Sure would have been easier to show ID! It would have been over in a few minutes.

[@BO55N355]

@@ericfehr8632 that's a hot take. Cop didn't know who owns the car that he was rifling through, why would his ID have changed a thing? Besides that, why should he have to show ID when the cop can't even articulate to him why he's being stopped?

[@philiphereford5657]

Another example of a "little man" trying to prove he's a "big man" by bullying a citizen.

[@tikon2090]

"Going into cars" The cop assumed it was several cars for no reason, even tho the lady said "a car" and "the car".

[@nicholasoneal1521]

To be fair that would depend on what the 911 operator told them. Of course, even if the 911 operator misreported the information of the caller, the cops actions are still just as illegal

[@alecnolastname4362]

@@nicholasoneal1521 Thanks Nicholas, I dislike how people often over look that it is quite literally a game of telephone caller-dispatch-officer

[@genedonohue3401]

He deserves $10M.

[@shomarismith9319]

"He had keys in his hand, but Idk how he got in his car" she said, in her new truck that prolly has a keyless entry lol

[@ellis3320]

“OMG DID THAT BLACK MAN JUST BREAK INTO THAT CAR USING KEYS!!!!????” 😂

[@danielrossi1806]

Exactly!

[@brownin329]

See??? And walk away with nothing in his hands! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jmh4ggg]

She said he didn't use keys...ya'll don't listen at all....9:40

[@jmh4ggg]

@Gabbie Shy Its not possible to have an unlocked car?

[@banehedonism9066]

@@jmh4ggg She said he had the keys in his hand and that means he unlocked the car. Remote key fobs are a new thing I guess for you. They both work at the mall so why the hell would they leave their cars unlocked for a full work day. I'm sure you think you sound very intelligent here but you don't lol

[@twalrus1]

The courts tell cops that it is alright to lie to suspects to get a confession...and then expect those same lying cops to tell the truth to their superiors or in court???? Isn't that like inviting the dogs to get on the couch and then expect them to stay off the couch when you go off to work??

[@dirtycommtroop]

The look on officer carpenters face was like "yeah you fucked up."

[@guccibangs9216]

I love his face. He looks disappointed af 😂

[@flybobbie1449]

"Oh man, you justf****ed up!" face and you dragged me in to it.

[@bbigrocker1]

I can hear it!!!!! "it was at this moment he knew that he had, FUCKED UP" LOLOLOL

[@jcheck6]

Derek, best part of the vid!

[@Sora-o]

Lol he even said "you could've been done in like 2 seconds."

[@Shaneword99]

This was a very big event that happened in our community. Bystanders filmed the altercation and posted it to social media for everyone to see. The video of Mark Domino being taken down to the ground and being arrested went viral in our community. I’m so happy audit the audit did a video on marks altercation with the police. Hopefully this helps to dispel all the miss information about Mark‘s case. Thank you so much audit the audit for doing this video we really appreciate your insight on this incident.

[@thunderridge4830]

@Christobanistan Go to "Mark Domino" on youtube. You can see the assault along with the tazing.

[@esunisen3862]

I hope this Karen will be banned from this mall.

[@NH83589]

She probably got a plaque on the wall.

[@orangewarm1]

arrested and charged with resisting arrest? america is ridiculous.

[@christoomey593]

It’s unreal how they still charge him obviously to protect themselves, because it would look much worse if they just released him after being tased, and they fight with him.

[@StevenToddScholl]

anytime a cop injures you, you catch a charge

[@BrettonFerguson]

He is lucky the cop didn't plant a weapon on him to justify the tazing of an innocent man.

[@coolp45]

Is that you Chris lol regardless of the fact it should of been an apology. Ima let you go!

[@bjjjudo7415]

How has the department NOT dropped the charges? They should be begging him not to sue.

[@thescientistsalarian2441]

Unfortunately, dropping the charges would, in effect, admit guilt.

[@SomeKata]

​@@thescientistsalarian2441 there needs to be conduct established for announcing that you have been charged with 'probable cause' so that citizens attempting to act with the police normally isn't considered resistance. here I can write it for you: "Surrender yourself in the name of the United States under detainment of no proof of guilt, but suspicion thereof for identification purposes." easy. that is what the cop wants, and now the citizen understands the situation, identify myself, or be tazed until I am identified. the problem is mark sees it as a first interaction, just asking why the cop is there, and the cop views this as resistance and is already motivated by the phonecall and 'evidence' and acting on a different set of protocols after suspicion has been established. he is allowed to harass him for his ID and detain him for 48 hours, even move him to the jail cell until he does, because mark is already 'suspected', but mark himself not knowing what for, is 'escalating the situation' by asking why and resisting illegal police protocol for what he considers the first stage of the police work at the stop. the system is fundamentally defunct in this scenario, and either the phonecall needs to hold less weight towards established suspicion, or the citizens need to accept they can be detained and identified once suspected and its made clear to them they have been suspected and what to do is different in that scenario. this once happened to me in a weird situation, where i had crashed my car, and I had coke cans in the car, and one officer somehow thought this was alcohol but had said coke and the other thought it was cocaine, and I was actually in handcuffs in the police car for 3 hours, until they realized it was cocacola cans and apologized to me and let me go...basically, you are supposed to just allow yourself to be detained, and just blindy 'trust' the same person that falsely detained you to investigate properly. Or you will be tazed.

[@g.g47]

They dropped the Charges and Domino Got 25k Dollars

[@LuvMyCardiKids]

“He didn’t use a key to get in the car…so it was unlocked” Can you say “proximity key”? You haven’t needed to put a key in the door to unlock a car for a while now.

[@paulraimondo1067]

Most people when they rob a car, they just simply walk away and go hang out. Great investigation.

[@corey8748]

The sigh as soon as he realizes he tased and arrested someone not doing anything wrong.

[@rosen9425]

it was at this moment he knew he royally fucked up

[@minuteseven1999]

I think its very important for police officers to talk with the person they are questioning. Barking orders to someone who is confused on what is going on isn't always super useful. If the officer told the man that someone called 911 saying that you were snooping in peoples cars. He would easily be able to explain himself. But he doesn't know that. All this man knows is that a police officer approached him randomly, and asked for Identification. If the reason for confrontation was made clear, this situation would not have escalated.

[@lb4581]

“We got a call someone was looking through cars and potentially stealing from them, they match your descriptions and were in this area” “Oh I was looking through that car, it’s mine” “Oh okay, can you show me the keys or something so I can see it’s yours” “Yeah the keys are right here” “Okay cool thanks for your time”

[@mookiewilson4166]

You’re failing to appreciate that all they’re looking for is a reason to escalate so that they can commit some of the consequence-free violence these sadistic cowards signed up for in the first place.

[@craigjohnston7143]

It is suspicious for somebody to go into a car through multiple doors looking for something, then walking away from that car to a different vehicle. That is the context the officer should have had and he should have simply explained why he was talking to the man and this would have been over in minutes. The dispatcher may have said cars instead of car, which is a very different context and easy to clear up by talking to the lady. The officer is the only person who is responsible for the bad interaction and he should face the consequences.

[@TRex-fu7bt]

if I saw what she say, I would assume the man was going for a walk/some exercise after putting some stuff in his car and I would not have jeopardized his life by reporting him.

[@mumkaimusic]

Karen concerned about black guy in a crowded parking lot in broad day light costs city millions! Priceless. The incompetence of American police is astounding and as infinite as the universe.

[@milesterwillegar9973]

EVEN one of the officers that were called to the scene stated, quote "The one car afar a gray chevy van is registered to him the same as the bike" AND yet the officer STILL per sued a criminal complaint with NO substantial grounds to do so.

[@thewomynwhowrites5310]

The problem is that the officer approached the man arrogantly with a belief that he is guilty without taking the time to inform him of the compliant. The attitude he approaches the witness with is calm and disarming. Why couldn't Mr. Domino be approached as gently and kindly? Moreover Mr. Domino was not aggravated or agitated. He was upset, certainly, but not aggressive.

[@taaurus13]

It’s because he was black and the witness was white. He’s a racist POS cop, who clearly abuses his authority, who should absolutely NOT still have his job.

[@MedinaChuckie]

The first thing I saw wrong was the cop removing the coat hanger. He should have never touched the man.

[@stanswaby]

Mr Domino played the cop role, giving jackass Lorz plenty opportunity to de-escalate but the clueless idiot just wanted a record breaking arrest without cause…. “All he had to do was say that’s my car and it would have been over in seconds…” Do they not teach common sense in academy?

[@AK34_39]

He was the cop, the judge AND the jury. He’d already decided Mr Domino was guilty. Period. Horrible.

[@kaliwindx7287]

This is what happens when nosy Karen’s do not mind their own damn business.

[@nickGarbers-zq2er]

@Brian Bickle ?I hope nobody calls the police on me when I search my car next?

[@lared0tx]

I blame the cops. She was trying to help. I hate them. But they come in handy. Cop handle it wrong.

[@ytreece]

There was nothing wrong with her reporting her suspicion. The officer handled it wrong.

[@Eric-kg5sn]

The cop said "he put his hand in his pocket real fast" was him putting his phone in his pocket before he was assulted.

[@jeremeyshriner7764]

Gotta love how reasonably articulable suspicion doesn't get aticulated reasonably almost ever. Smh.

[@singer4badalley]

It’s a crime opening multiple cars doors of your own vehicle? Holy shit. I been breaking the law daily. I have a cargo van and open drivers door side door back door. And the cop lied? Get the fuck outta here. Never heard that before

[@tacomansalsa3115]

When the cop explained what happened, it was like hearing a teenager explain something.

[@sunny8392]

"All he had to do was talk" I think the cop forgot the 1st amendment 😂😂

[@goodolrainbowpet]

"look, i felt threatened by the way he was standing there so i beat the shit out of him... it was all in self defense i swear"

[@saintlywig5123]

@@goodolrainbowpet "i swear the nothing that he was holding in his right hand looked exactly like an AR-15."

[@Alexander_Grant]

I'd be surprised if he has the level of intelligence of a teenager, more like a child.

[@jim.h]

I can't believe that the body cam footage wasn't "accidentally" damaged and unrecoverable!

[@practicalparenting]

We still have a problem with the de-escalation manual, “listening to”, and “agreeing with” are two different things.

[@Dorddis]

I like how many of such cases start with a Karen

[@secrets2youth]

truly crazy how many of our fellowmen make assumptions and presumptions and cause true harm to others' lives. I hate to hear about people interfering in others lives and finding people suspicious due to their own prejudice. I dont think this woman would have reported a Caucasian man. I am Caucasian.

[@macho-qs1hy]

There should be a Karen law ,

[@That90sShow]

@@secrets2youth I Dont think pigs would rush to the scene if a non-white female called.. And this woman 100% would have called on a white man.

[@markbrown4996]

Lot of Karen’s and Sheniqua’s stirring the pot

[@floating_in_glass]

@@markbrown4996 Not many "Sheniquas," assuming you mean what I think you mean with that name. Cops take their sweet time getting to a call made by black people Once the white woman starts crying, however, pigs come running right over.

[@christopherbeckford3102]

That woman should hace been charged, the guy could have lost his life over a karen not minding her god damn business

[@robertforrester578]

ASOTIN - The city of Clarkston dismissed all criminal charges against Mark Domino on Tuesday and agreed to pay him $25,000 to resolve a case that first made headlines more than a year ago. THEY GOT OFF TOO EASY. Name of the woman who called in the report please.

[@i.p.error4044]

So basically another Karen started all this, if that woman mind her own business none of this would've happen.

[@sarad6627]

mr. and mrs. karen started it.

[@sarad6627]

@UC9xYr5GqYzhz-Vd9i7MsClQ That's ridiculous.

[@frederickflores6254]

right...one funny statement of karen was,"i never saw him using keys", well i think he have keyless ms karen..

[@ksiyaskid]

I don’t blame the lady. She didn’t make anything up. It was all up to the cop to do his job correctly.

[@jahnkaplank8626]

can't blame karen; she did her civil duty by saying something when she saw something. After that, it is the COP's job to INVESTIGATE, not simply walk up to a guy and ACCUSE him of theft. The COP is the problem, not the Karen.

[@SubaruLove]

I love the moment the cop realized both vehicles were his and the cop royally messed up.

[@davidskjeie945]

This is one of the best LE review videos I've seen addressing the deficiencies in the officer's conduct, and that by Mr. Domino, i.e., the officer's choice to resort to force first in pursuit of his investigation, as opposed to further inquiry to verify the crime he inferred was lazy and unskilled, albeit perhaps not illegal. Mr. Domino had understandable outrage at the officer's aggressive and hostile treatment of him, as though he was necessarily guilty of what was explained to him. But, Mr. Domino forgot the bit about deferring his pursuit of his rights to a courtroom, not via argument with an officer who can do one a world of hurt legally and physically. The officer needs further training to avoid such needless aggressive treatment of the public that hurts the public and engenders public ill will towards the police. Domino can be excused for not understanding the practical necessity for submitting to the officer's detention as the public is not taught about LE powers to detain and handcuff during that process. It was recently reported in a local paper that all charges against Domino were dropped and he received a $25,000.00 settlement payment. The City Attorney tried to justify the settlement and City's position as arising from recent politics and public concern from incidents like the death of George Floyd. The City should focus less on such excuses and look in its collective mirror to understand how dysfunctional the officer's response to the 911 call was.

[@juanhuerta5260]

Jody, it is not unusual for a black person to own two vehicles.

[@derekwilliams684]

Two failures here: 1.) police brutality 2.) the DA also needs to be punished for trying to convict an innocent man

[@m.rogers9490]

THIS IS HOW PEOPLE GET SWATTED . JUST BELIEVING A PERSON THAT CALLS WITHOUT ACTUALLY INVESTIGATING .

[@salaciousBastard]

7:06 That audible sigh is the exact moment that the officer became aware of his own stupidity and attempted to shift the blame in his own mind to the victim. This right here is where the ass covering officially begins.

[@kdwaynec]

LOL yes, you could almost hear the tiny wheel starting to turn in his empty head.

[@clillep]

It was at this moment, he knew he f***** up

[@gromfromunderthepalm4112]

EXACTLY. POS..

[@garyviehe9365]

The instinctive defense of the ego in its purest form.

[@buddhaAl]

Another room temperature IQ idiot cop displays his lack of ability to police correctly!

[@OGKei-]

2 years late but “you will obey me” and “do you want to be tazed” is crazy

[@pr0blumz]

"I seen him walk over there and look in 3 different doors of a car. He never used a key on anything." Wtf!

[@NotMyBuddyGuy]

So basically a Karen called the cops and made this man’s day harder

[@kevinr.3542]

But in the end she did him a favor and got him a huge pay day

[@Silvers24]

The life of a walmart employee. if they arent bitching about you to the managers, their calling the cops. lol

[@marrionna044]

@@Silvers24 lmao true

[@scothammond5736]

@@kevinr.3542 25,000 isn't a huge pay day

[@MrStelmacki]

Too be honest, that would be suspicious, but I live in an area that has a lot of cars broken into.

[@BobbyNoBrakes]

The cop telling the man to OBEY him like he’s some sort of dog is what has me fuming the most

[@terry4574]

The DJ in my brain starts spinning up some Rage Against the Machine... "FUCK YOU I WONT DO WHAT YOU TELL ME!"

[@Vlad__b1401]

Prolly what his drunk daddy said when he beat his ass back in the day. OBEY ME (SCREAMS IN THE THE MOST AGITATED MATTER) You're aggitated I'm going to detain you.

[@christopherkey2272]

DUDE I know! He literally said OBEY ME!!! Nobody: COP: OBEY ME! Cartman: RESPECT MY AUTHORITAY

[@niko4098]

fuck man,these cops think they're gods,and we,regular citizens have to kiss their feet,without saying anything.

[@HottRoddTodd]

I bet he tells his wife that too. Tyrant.

[@matthewbrowne1561]

“You’re not listening to me,” said the officer who hasn’t explained himself or let the suspect understand what was going on.

[@christopherjordan2890]

Haha roght

[@DrEtzor]

Did he even say that he's an police officer? or did i just miss that part

[@DrEtzor]

@wowalinbie Well, the woman said that the man had keys "but didn't use them to anything", karen forgot that remote control of central locking is a thing. "Saw you going into cars" is also a false accusation by the officer, the lady who called the cops said all the time that the man went into ONE car and that he had keys. Easiest way for the cop to work this out would've been to check the registration plate, see the name on the SUV, then check the motorcycle, like the second cop did. Basically, the officer saw a blackman and forged the whole thing by misinterpreting that going into ONE car somehow meant many cars. Also, mind you, you cannot get into an SUV like that without keys, if you do it starts screaming bloody murder with it's alarm. + The man evidently had no crowbar or any other kind of tool to get into a locked vehicle and there was no damages to the SUV to show that locks were tampered with. As an aftermath the cop assaulted the civilian for no reason and put him into handcuffs after tasing him. The man is entitled to getting a large sum in settlement and that cop is entitled to getting fired for being worst cop of the year.

[@mr.dj1ssir245]

@@DrEtzor he did say he was an officer from whatever PD he is with

[@Zamerus]

@@DrEtzor she also said that someone else told her that the car was registered to the man but she still doubted and kept thinking he did something wrong.

[@southproduct7463]

"He has keys but he never used the keys on anything, but it was unlocked." Wait until she learns about car remotes.

[@sjgavenger37]

Almost every car built over the last 20 years has remote control door locks. Don't need to use a key to unlock. He also most likely unlocked all the doors before he even got to the vehicle.

[@lolabigcups7121]

Baby her mind is already gone, I doubt she will ever be able to understand.

[@gordongordon7178]

Dwl car remotes so to the point

[@my0p1n10nst1nks]

@@lolabigcups7121, she had her mind made up on the situation. The way she hung around and got involved in the investigation is gross too.

[@dustinbasurto7371]

The wife came out and let Karen know it was his car. Karen was still confused.

[@MelGibsonsFist]

“911…” “This is Karen, I’m calling to report a black man being black in public.” “We’ll send multiple officers right away!”

[@stanswaby]

Mr Domino played the cop role, giving jackass Lorz plenty opportunity to de-escalate but the clueless idiot just wanted a record breaking arrest without cause…. “All he had to do was say that’s my car and it would have been over in seconds…” Do they not teach common sense in academy?

[@jenshansen7435]

You'd think it's racial profiling if you didn't see them doing this to a lot of white people too....

[@90oftheworldisdumb3]

@@jenshansen7435 you could say it’s racial profiling because white people get way more time than that. Also, they don’t get tased normally.

[@Velazquez4life-xf7ts]

​@stanswaby that's called guilty until proven innocent.

[@fintherebel5000]

@@90oftheworldisdumb3 You could literally look up videos on both whites and blacks being unlawfully arrested and abused it ain't just you the videos of whites being abused are never reported on cause it doesn't fit the narrative

[@chavt66]

When a cop's first words are "put your phone down" or "stop recording", he's getting ready to break the law.

[@CameronCajun]

Yep

[@brokentobuilt]

Precisely

[@ohrodrigs7970]

and you know this, how?

[@glt918]

@@ohrodrigs7970 Wow you're dense

@@ohrodrigs7970 Dense.

[@felixbermudez3782]

"We have a witness that saw him going into carS" No sir, she said car, singular. Such an ingrained disposition towards lying he doesn't even realize he said that.

[@drm31415]

"you will obey me" - that line really reveals his mentality perfectly

[@SabrinaWu11]

Had a Cartman vibe for sure.

[@kenwilson6271]

God on Patrol with a little help from a Karen. All he had to do was get on his knees!

[@michel3691]

I think Karen is a cop's mom. She keeps dropping a name.

[@Bowamaketona]

That shit had my blood boiling. Also the weak tactics to give an unlawful command quickly to cause confusion while asking for an ID was to world class degeneracy

[@billycheatham2860]

And he should have lol

[@some_oldsoul1129]

Man- "Are you arresting me?" Cop- "No, I'm just escalating the situation so that I can arrest you shortly".

[@shawnh.6430]

@Cyndi Rothrock literally 😭

[@marvelyt5542]

if it was a white person the karen wouldn't had call the cops racism man I hate that

[@marvelyt5542]

@Cyndi Rothrock facts learned here all karens are racist the cop was racist has well and he had no police and experienced he should be fired

[@Jeremy_Walker]

Touché that’s pretty good

[@tallchap8070]

He was pretty sure he was going to take someone.

[@ashleyj6261]

How could he verify the car was his, if the officer never told him that he suspected him of stealing from the car???

[@Zsword92]

Aren't body cams a great thing. Footage doesn't lie.

[@Nbomber]

Unless the media gets hold of it.

[@herrklugscheiser2330]

Or it get‘s deleted by „accident“ or other mysterious things happen to it.

[@cernugaming]

I don't understand why we don't have this in south africa.

[@jacobcruz7556]

Imagine before when they didn't have body cams 🥶😓😤

[@kyle4891]

All cops should have to have them on at all time. I think it was LA that police brutality drastically went down when cops were mandated to wear them.

[@Obliteradon]

Their ability to turn literally every minor situation into disaster truly is a superpower.

[@adjackson6017]

@@simonburkeisable 🤣🤣🤣I like the dinner scenario

[@politicjunkee]

It’s because they don’t like it when people exercise their civil rights and misconstrue it as combative or uncooperative. Just shows you how F-upped academy training is and the type of people they hire. I bet 90% have narcissistic personality disorders or other pathological tendencies which we were clearly shown by this officer in the video.

[@adjackson6017]

@TRUMP2020-FOREVER r/facepalm

[@jamesduzjitz_91]

@TRUMP2020-FOREVER Stop swimming in your gene pool Papa Toothless.

[@philippebien5429]

Weed possession= over 5 years in federal prison

[@DaveClarke-vh7ob]

Charges dropped. City paid $25k to Domino. Court of public opinion says pay out should have been much higher. Internal investigation cleared all officers of any wrongdoing (shocker!) and the city offered no apology.

[@michaeltuffin5002]

Thank you..

[@269Mafia]

Thanks for the update. Glad he at lest got paid, should have been more and the officer fired or at lest punished.

[@DanMcD80]

Cop should have had to personally pay out, instead of the tax payers

[@wesleyscott5637]

Cop goes to Walmart, physically attacks a Walmart employee for getting into his own car. Then cop blames the employee. It's like they're having a contest to see who can hire the dumbest cops.

[@thevallancecrew4876]

😂😂😂😂

[@connorobenhoff8843]

Total authority zero accountability

[@wildboar7473]

"Stayed out of trouble"..... can only amply to the zealous cop.

[@louiseholly]

Disgusting

[@dr.z3426]

Police departments want dumb people working for them.

[@biffton440]

It’s crazy how engaged he was speaking to the woman but felt no need explain a thing to Mr. Domino

[@glennruscher4007]

He wanted some nookie with the scrawny woman.

[@CameronCajun]

OMG!! I almost started tearing down my wall -- I mean, my wallpaper (Actually, same thing)! Yeah!! He's all like: "So, how's Mikey's T-ball team doing?" and then, "OK, familiar white lady, allow me to take all the time I need to share every irrelevant, actually none of your business, detail." And then to black male, "Step over here. TOO SLOW!! You're under arrest!! Shut up with your questions!! Why should I clarify anything to you?!" He might as well have just said, "Hey, as a black male you know better than to walk in a parking lot except in a straight line with your head down or us white people gonna know your a thief!" Am i right?

[@joshanurbannerdbrown38]

We know why...

[@SuperMontsta]

2:25 mark, he tells him he's there because someone said he was looking in cars, the asks for his ID again. Then the dude again says why do you need my ID, did I do anything and the cop said "that's what I'm here trying to figure out" How are you going to say he didn't explain anything when it's literally on the video? I swear y'all are deaf as shit and only hear what you want.

[@SuperMontsta]

@Charlie T. You're making up shit to support your narrative, nothing more.

[@josebucio3105]

“You’re gonna obey me” is all you need to know about his character as a person

[@ChicanoOne760]

I see what the victim did. He was born of the black persuasion

[@sammy4634]

What adult is going to obey a dumb ass lying police officer who can’t even explain their request? He can’t even tell him why he needs his driver’s license. He listening to a dumb woman who definitely does not know what she is talking about. She needs to mind her business. This is REALLY sad. 😔

[@samdoshas1444]

And the horrendous arm tattoos

[@braden1349]

@@sammy4634 Bash the officer all you want, rightfully so, but the woman was just trying to help someone who she thought had their car broken into. There’s no reason to hate her for that, all she did was report what she saw, and what she saw was obviously suspicious at first glance

[@raditts]

@@braden1349 The only time that someone opening the door of a car with car keys in their hand is "suspicious" is when it is implied that the reason they think it's suspicious is "because they are black." Otherwise, non-insane people would think "oh, he was going to unlock the car but it's already unlocked," or "he used the remote fob to unlock it." The only thing that karen needed to do was mind her own goddamn business

[@kitohill549]

The way the cop approached him, the way he spoke to him.. shows that he’s being abusive with his authority. Telling some one they will obey you and you will tase them is evil.

[@EricFarmer01]

Thats what cops are, the tyranny of evil men. posing as the good guys.

[@3PercentNeanderhal]

@@owenoreilly_20 have you never locked your keys in the car? His wife probably did and he had the hanger to try for the lock button or inside handle.

[@rootchiller]

That is how police interact with black people. The witness/caller said he had three doors of the car open. The police heard three cars. The guy asked the cop numerous times to explain what he is accused of, if the cop said breaking into a car - what the car over there, that's mine. Everything would be done. The second cop knew cop1 was fucked when he said the car is registered to him like the bike. Question why handcuffs before arrest? I find that weird - not from US.

[@rootchiller]

@@owenoreilly_20 does it really matter, it's not a wire hanger that you can do stuff with, it's a big plastic jacket coat hanger that if you tried to do anything with people would laugh at you.

[@SD-vs8oz]

@@owenoreilly_20 exactly how I transport one when I do. Hang it off my back pocket

[@petsawesome2886]

She acts like she is a detective

[@laxplayer99]

Karen being a karen

[@yabman1317]

She said "I'm Brad's mom". I'm guessing Brad is a cop

[@Dba8er]

important to listen from 9:50 as karen states at the end of her testimony "yeah so that looks like a pro", needless to say her years of training as to what a pro looks like is somewhat of an abysmal mega fail.

[@chinaexpat1827]

SORRY, SHE DID EVERYTHING RIGHT. THE POLICE SCREWED UP

[@scorpionx7044]

@@chinaexpat1827 I don't believe anyone is saying she did anything wrong. Were saying she would not have done that to a white man. She called the police because he was Black.

[@MegaMAWG]

As soon as officer B said the car and the motorcycle are both registered to him, the next thing out of the officer's mouth should have been "I'm sorry, you're free to go"

[@waldo2600]

The Ego will never allow that!

[@benjamink.1970]

@@waldo2600 sadly, so.

[@TrillPJ]

It would’ve been too late regardless

[@chrisortiz8072]

Then he would of admitted fault. His mind went to how can I cover this up the best I can. I'm surprised the man wanted to represent himself though.

[@johnherrera5261]

You're expecting alot from cops who have an average IQ below 80

[@gradydoran4738]

“All’s he had to do was talk” Is THAT what the 5th amendment says?

[@lightkira4119]

Explain your stealing and going through cars or tazed.

[@everyhandletaken]

It’s right before the line that says “otherwise you can tase the hell out of ‘em”

[@aratay3117]

@Cristian Dina all real rights get violated by law enforcement on a regular basis doesn't matter what your skin color is. Really it's just a case of watch your back because the cops definitely won't

[@QueAwkwardNoises]

@@aratay3117 it happens way less to white people and way more to black people. Sure it happens to all of us, but you have to realise that black people are at a much higher disadvantage in police interactions

[@QueAwkwardNoises]

@Him Next Door I’m a buffoon for being aware that black people have been at a disadvantage in the US for hundreds of years?

[@BionicDance]

There really _should_ be a law stating that officers _must_ explain and justify the arrest before making it when the confrontation remains non-violent. _ANYBODY_ would resist being arrested while being uninformed, and that resistance _should_ be allowed by law. There is _absolutely no reason_ for officers to not explain themselves. None whatsoever. And it should be _illegal_ to stop someone without explaining _why._ It abso-fucking-lutely _should,_ regardless of how it works now. 100%

[@stanswaby]

This tyrannical conduct in law enforcement is not isolated to rogue states but widespread throughout the land. There’s no crime but this lazy cop starts fishing then use excessive force and end with BS charges of disorderly conduct, obstruction and resisting just to meet his arrest quotas. Police will investigate themselves and no wrongdoing will be found. Taxpayers pick up the tab, culprits will be promoted and the cycle continues with zero lessons learned.

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

Totally agree. Seen lots of videos of cops refusing to explain things and it escalates to hands on.

[@abelincoln549]

Can you imagine telling another person “you will obey me” lmao that is insane

[@hardcorebusiness7990]

Weird flex

[@jakubsedlak2173]

I can imagine that:D I just cannot imagine that going well...

[@SailingWindGypsy]

Like an authoritarian parent talking to a disobedient little child

[@phattphilo377]

“YOUR GOING TO OBEY ME” 🤦‍♂️. Thank goodness for body cameras that show the lies of the officer.

[@yoshy2628]

Yes, boss! Should I do your shoeshine and eat my cornbread?

[@axiswolfstar]

Yes sir, Master, Sir...

[@mccabeianenator]

May we politely suggest the following de-escalation-for-remedy? Them-`You will obey me` You-`YES, CERTAINLY (this removes the controversy) it`s just that we charge you $666 in-the-private to do that for you and because we have NO CONFIDENCE with you CHRIS LORZ administrating OUR trust, payment must be with us immediately and any further communicating with us, is with you CHRIS LORZ and your supervisor accepting the terms and conditions because notice-to-agent-is-notice-to-principal` (This way, you are NOT resisting nor refusing to obey/comply with their orders/ requests/policy) Be the BUSINESS-man with your trustees/public-servants....NOT the victim, because there is nothing wrong with any system.....is it not our negligence with not using it for OUR benefit?

[@lizcollinson2692]

2 thoughts, this is how he behaves when being filmed? At least he was too stupid to actually cover up his errors.

[@bofasofa9399]

your and you're are two completely different words, educate yourself

[@Taywi]

The officer didn’t deescalate because he had already made up his mind that the guy was guilty without evidence

[@stevenmanson8024]

So he used the Democratic Party of Asserting Guilt.....

[@ichigo2012hollowmask]

@@stevenmanson8024 Your orange clown lost the election, get over it and stop blaming Democrats for your clown being an incompetent president.

[@drake_leo2152]

Guilty till proven innocent

[@Mop_Deep]

@@ichigo2012hollowmask How do you know he isn't a libertarian? Someone is triggered lmao

[@rustyshackleford3263]

@@ichigo2012hollowmask it’s pretty easy to win when you cheat!

[@captainmorgan2307]

Failed to imploy de-escalation tactics? No, he succeded in implying escalation tactics.

[@confusedturtle55]

The fact that the officer accused, tazed, and arrested the guy, AND THEN went to the original caller to confirm that he had the right guy is wild. What if he just had the wrong person entirely?

[@roberth2833]

Plant some evidence, get paid for making an arrest

[@kevinleewilliams5119]

When I saw who reported him, I already knew the situation entirely lmao. Black men look suspect doing anything to a lot of white women lmao.

[@bola5671]

Then he'd get to accuse, taze, and arrest a second person. What's your problem? Why does it have to end with one or even 2.

[@michel3691]

He was a black man walking in a parking lot. He had to be guilty according to cop beliefs. Such crap.

[@riettarichardson9485]

Karen’s racist suspicions caused this!!! Billy Bad Ass was looking for a fight! No black person has to show their Freedom Papers! The brotha showed aggression but Mr. Billy Bad Ass Cop did!!!😡😳🤔

[@bleakyfinder2692]

What you are witnessing is a perfect example of an officer's oath to the blue code: To serve and protect our egos, and to never miss an opportunity to retaliate against those that challenge the authority of a police officer.