Crazy False Arrest Gets Cop Suspended

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[@maggotthemadman8142]

Suspended... *with pay*. Until the heat dies down, then he'll be working again in a different uniform, 40 minutes down the road at a different pig pen.

[@bluemeanie9554]

Nah...more like they'll going to let him retire. Go and watch the entire original video he makes a statement about how he only has like a year left til retirement

[@danwagner196]

i don’t get why people like you call them “pigs”. it makes you seem very closed minded and stupid frankly. clearly not every cop is bad nor station. grow up

[@sirgreedy88]

@@danwagner196 Even the "good" cops refuse to go after the bad ones. Every cop in this video is garbage. As soon as they witnessed him slap the camera onto the ground, that's an arrestable offense. They should have arrested their fellow officer right then and there. Bad apples ruin the whole bunch when they are not removed immediately.

[@Tijuanabill]

@@danwagner196 If anything, calling cops pigs, is an insult to pigs. Pigs don't beat their wives more than other profession, but cops do. Pigs don't racially profile the farmer. Pigs don't plant evidence. Pigs don't retaliate for contempt of pigs.

[@Tijuanabill]

@@sirgreedy88 There were no good apples to begin with. Every person who has ever even applied for this job, is a piece of human garbage.

[@zzanatos2001]

"We have investigated ourselves and - as usual and as expected - have found no wrongdoing." - Every Police Department in America

[@cubey]

off the pigs

[@Valspartame_Maelstrom]

@Frank Fuentes shit-hole countries be like

[@AMRZINE]

@Frank Fuentes You mean The USA and UK

[@eiv-gaming]

@@AMRZINE Lets be honest. Most police departments worldwide. They protect their own.

[@viktorgabriel2554]

@@eiv-gaming you might want to look in to that statement as police in other nations tends to not have the same hatred focused on them as in the USA so they tend to be a lot more connected to the people rather then the other officers the issue Europe has is big city cops and big city culture in general and that has nothing to do whit police really

[@SharitCreations]

My mouth dropped open in shock when the cop grabbed the man's phone and broke it. It really did surprise me. That cop owes him a brand new phone just like the one the man had. He should sue for that and their treatment. The cop was out of line calling him stupid.

[@neoi007]

Forget about the phone, people like this will cause more problems to the public than just a broken phone if he says in the force loner

[@CathyAmig]

It a old phone he pick the last car

[@nyansugoi]

Assaults a civilian, proceeds to illegally detain said civilian after his peers told him to leave, personally prevents the complaint from going through, and then gets treated to paid leave. Imagine a world where the legal damages come out of the pension funds instead of tax payer pockets

[@RajaniIsa]

Wonder what came first - these cops or the masked, gun toting idiots that went into The Deerborn police station complaining about a stop which was off a legit concerned call to the cops.

[@bobsaturday4273]

it would have been better if that cop got to kick those punks faces in

[@Genessyss]

@@bobsaturday4273 only punk in this video is that cop

[@krane15]

@@Genessyss The sergeant is law enforcement yet the only one in the video that actually broke the law. Isn't that ironic?

[@Locutus]

Yes, that is ironic.

[@prescottwilliams4637]

There is no way this cop should still be employed

[@mushng]

Every single human is sovereign

[@VeryTallDwarfy]

@@mushng and whats that even supposed to mean?

[@dishonoredundead]

@@VeryTallDwarfy I think it pretty much just means they believe in the sovereign citizen movement.

[@VeryTallDwarfy]

@@dishonoredundead ahh i see, thanks

[@MrSloika]

This behavior is typical for cops. A very large percentage of cops...not all, but a lot....can not tolerate challenges to their limited intelligence or fragile egos.

[@squirrelmaster1225]

audit the audit is the absolute best channel. Thank you for breaking down both sides, I really hope the police departments use your channel for training, you simplify and break it down for them

[@wilsonmorales3875]

Crazy how they cover up for one of the other, but if you make the same mistakes, you would be held to the full extent of the law back the blue til it happens to you 😢😢😢

[@williamkeehn1601]

This should be a lawsuit. No way they can get away with this.

[@RedHaloManiac95]

I love how the other cops keep trying to get that cop to leave but he’s so hot headed he just can’t lose an argument

[@chrisgarcia2666]

He lost pretty early on in the interaction. He just couldn’t accept it. Made a fool of himself because he couldn’t control his idiocy.

[@beakyboy2245]

PURE EGO WOULD NOT LET HIM WALK AWAY!!

[@brianbagnall3029]

Those other two cops should also be charged. They witnessed a violent confrontation against a citizen and did not immediately arrest the other cop as soon as he grabbed the guys phone and flipped it away.

[@danstomber1664]

@@brianbagnall3029 Thin Blue line

[@edeledeledel5490]

They should have physically made him leave; at least they should have told him not to be so stupid, because he is going to get fired if he carries on.

[@ThisTheYear]

This is how be acts when he KNOWS he’s being filmed, I can’t even imagine what he got away with when cameras weren’t there.

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

Exactly!

[@rampageof78]

A lot...He beat the dog shit out of dude when the cameras were off...

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Bet he loves to reminisce about the days before cameras everywhere.

[@Tater_Salad]

@I am me Michigan is a stand your ground state, so if the actions of the law enforcement officer are unconstitutional and against the law, you can defend yourself against it, I just would not suggest it because they have guns and they are stupid enough to use them.

[@rampageof78]

I agree gang it's like way to go...shit like this sets back good cops BIG time...The public...the news..most media does not show the good (we know it's there)...But this guy should know that dude, He should be banished from policing...He physically assaulted the dude man! Does anyone know what his peers were trying to say to him? I couldnt tell haha I figured it's just like...hey chill yadda yadda

[@tammiesavage1311]

Imagine Morabito's behavior if there weren't any witnesses or cameras.

[@seahawker4life952]

Just got to love how the cop says you are not allowed to cuss in public and then turns around and cusses

[@jamesbrooks9321]

i love how the one officer basically forces him into his vehicle, shuts the door on him when he tries to get out, and then homeboy just rolls his window down to keep shit talking lol

[@reese-tr8sq]

Telling him he wasn't shit without a gun and badge really hit him at home

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@reese-tr8sq dude flipped at "I'm coming for your job" and just kept getting beat up after that.

[@BiggusDickusss]

@@reese-tr8sq if he didn't have a gun and badge he wouldn't have rolled that window down though 🤣

[@user-xp5jz6dh5y]

"to keep shit talking" You're funny

[@jamesross9906]

I would fire this cop on the spot what a discrace this cop is

[@alexondaroad681]

„You must think I’m fucking stupid?“ „You ARE fucking stupid“ made my day 😂

[@marlock6573]

This video gave me the hardest laughs that I've had in weeks.

[@Neophobic]

he really is so stupid too. he handed them his job on a silver platter

[@Some_Guy6]

It's not slander if it's true ;)

[@Furball-8994]

The Sheriff's department investigated and filed charges. The DA's office refused to charge him and he was allowed to retire. So the corruption goes beyond the IPD and into the Ithica DA's office as well.

[@mhern57]

And Beyond that. The same corrupt bed

[@g-moneyrides8341]

In what other job could you walk up to a stranger, start yelling at them & then punch them and still be employed?

[@marksprinkle]

Auditors: Hello, idiot. We're looking for a lawsuit. Cop: You've got it!

[@thomastammaro693]

🤣

[@MagesseT1]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nebo888]

BASICALLY!!! They hit the Pig Jackpot Lottery 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@turtletruth]

The law should mandate that every police stop or call should have at least one educated police AUDITOR on paid duty ... The auditors are to be paid and provided state vehicles with proper badges, identification, and monitoring equipment to keep track of and report abusive police officers! ... - Turtletruth (Semper Fidelis)

[@Mr_Snarky]

These two so-called "auditors" should be hired by police academies to haze and harass applicants in order to weed out those who can't keep their cool under stress. That would be a great service to citizens, as well as helping with law enforcement's image problem.

[@bn8706]

I agree. Great idea. I doubt this will ever happen, but I think change would come quick if it did.

[@johnsona6428]

Exactly. And you can justify the investment on the potential to save money on the lawsuits and legal issues these cops cause. Even continued training could be justified.

[@EODReddFox]

@@johnsona6428 FBI tried to exercise this tactic internally in the late 70’s early 80’s, between recruits in the intent to practice deescalation, but stopped, because apparently they couldn’t keep cool. Nice right?

[@luceatlux7087]

@@EODReddFox wow... seriously? that's incredible. it really is like we, as a society, know how the most common issues metastasize, yet are not willing to take steps to truly solve the equation, granting unspoken permission to those in positions of authority to continue abusing it.

[@patriots0416]

That’s the thing, they didn’t haze or harass anyone. They were videoing in public. A perfectly legal and normal act.

[@jeffreywesson2257]

G'day mate🤝 big fan your one of the best out there my friend 100%U got lots of fans here down under in western Australia STAY SAFE👍

[@Jago__]

When the cop puts down the trunk and closes it, than proceeds to get the license plate should be held accountable for doing that shit.

[@Liberty4Ever]

The auditors verbal taunts immediately transported sergeant Morabito back to the school yard and reminded him why he became a police officer - so he could finally bully people and they couldn't fight back.

[@gbear1005]

Don't forget all the uncles mama brought home that touched him inappropriately...

[@sonnytavares2006]

I agree, I was pulled over years ago by a police officer for going a few miles over the speed limit. When I showed him my license and registration he said we went to school together. It was then that I recognized him. He was the " Schoolyard Bully ". Anyways, he starts to harass me and raise his voice to me and I said " Still a bully. Well, you picked the perfect job, that's for sure! " His face turned red, wrote out the ticket and I was on my way. pathetic!

[@BLX187]

lol

[@codycast]

And the auditors were not assholes from the first second? Who acts like that? Crazy how much you all lol the other way at the behavior of these “auditors” (which in itself is such a pathetic self aggrandizing term)

[@Liberty4Ever]

@@codycast - I'm non-confrontational by nature, but I appreciate the auditors who are the tip of the spear in fighting for everyone's rights. To the extent that their behavior is antagonistic, I consider that to be a worst case test of police to see who has abusive or tyrannical tendencies.

[@jgmartin307]

"Paid leave". Assault someone, get a paid vacation. Sounds like a he'll of a deal. Where do I sign up?

[@Rhewin]

The police unions have most of these departments by the balls. In most cases they can’t fire an officer without extensive investigations. It’s so incredibly corrupt because the unions will ALWAYS side with the cop, even in cases like this. The thin blue line protects them from us.

[@Valspartame_Maelstrom]

END QI

[@CS-pi5oc]

Cops r often gangs. Trying to report shouldn’t get u cuffed and injured. Know there is a mega police complex costing 90 million dollars with lots of acreage being built right now in Atlanta. Niw if u don’t think they r going after one race afterwards…. If ppl don’t stamp out abuses, we will be a police state.

[@AaronSwan]

Your local PD!

[@Egil1978]

The injustice runs high some of us can’t get justice but glad you hugs

[@saripancha6734]

so much research on your part 🤯. It hurts my head. - also thank you!

[@TheStanky007]

Imagine how many people he abused, how many lives he destroyed, while not being recorded! And there are tons of him out there!

[@sarionilkka]

There is reason why many countries (like FInland where I live) have a bachelors level 3 year education to become a police officer. This is exactly what happens when summer camp is only thing needed to receive a badge, gun and too much power.

[@rykehuss3435]

@@sarionilkka tortillat avataan

[@DeepDownInTheOcean]

@@sarionilkka Thats how it should be. The requirements to be a PO here is very low and even mentally disabled people can become one.

[@BrainUser1]

I would not say the Auditors started hostile, the Sargent got aggressive first.

[@TheStanky007]

@@sarionilkka Same in Slovakia, you need to be a Bc. But cops are still major assholes on a powertrip.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

Any police department that actively discourages filing complaints needs to be investigated by an outside agency for systemic corruption, but this officer will at best be fired (and probably rehired elsewhere) as a scapegoat to keep the rest of the (less-obviously) corrupt officers safe.

[@TheNutsoCharles]

Allowed to resign, not fired. Wouldn't want to potentially cost him any of his pension.

[@superque4]

OR promoted! Don't forget they fail upwards in these situations to get them off the streets but still in the taxpayer's pockets.

[@johney3734]

ppl in this room know lots about the law..can i ask? can you film at a public beach girls in swim suits? or can you film ppl at the ATM and record there pin number ?

[@TJ-we7id]

That agency would be the FBI, the most treasonous and tyrannical in the USA.

[@dreamerweaver]

Come on, power corrupts. This is standard procedure.

[@JsoliddGL]

Back again to watch this!!! Can never get tired of this

[@DavidJones-ey6ie]

Great commentary ATA!, I completely agree with your analysis!

[@SKBottom]

He didn't deserve to be suspended. He deserved to be fired.

[@Kurgosh1]

Only as a prelude for prison. If anyone had put their hands on him the way he did to them, without any legal justification, they'd be on their way to prison. (Assuming he didn't summarily execute them.)

[@matthewblunderbuss4545]

That's a union for you, it's impossible to just fire without a ton or red tape from the police unions.

[@icrywhenisleep2130]

He deserves jail time fuck that guy

[@todddoetken2594]

Then arrested, prosecuted, fined, and incarcerated.

[@Dewcing]

he got to go on vacation. unreal. the legal system in the united states is busted for many reasons but thats just a laugh in the face

[@winstonwright3613]

Pulls up to a parked car and turns on his lights and claims that they're pulled over. Lol. I love this guy!

[@Ryan_Carder]

You'd be surprised. I recorded a "stop" once, and when I spoke to the people being detained they said they were stopped because their headlights were out. While parked at a gas station.

[@citizensunitednegatingtech9783]

Cops lie and other cops don't care ... Where do you think the problem comes from

[@winstonwright3613]

For too long, due to lack of technology ... there was a giant lack of accountability, and we had good ol' boys running around doing what they want. This idea of wielding power over others with impunity attracted WAY too many of the wrong type of people to this profession, and some took out their angst on others, and some wielded their power for pure pleasure while only a few were actually doing the job for the right reasons. And many of THEM would end up being corrupted by the rest leaving even fewer. NOW... finally there is ultimate accountability with all actions being recorded and more and more of these jerks realizing they can't get away with what they want. Also, newcomers are coming into it with the realization that they won't be able to abuse their power, so more and more of the RIGHT type should be entering the force now, and hopefully the bad ones exit quickly. Ok..OK... rant over.

[@nwflagudatit9944]

@@citizensunitednegatingtech9783 Yup they allow them to lie to you to try to get you to admit to doing something you DIDN"T do.

[@nwflagudatit9944]

@@winstonwright3613 YUP, we have cameras to prove that some cops confuse their position with authority they don't have - like videoing them doing their job. Believe me , I am a cop, not what your lying eyes are seeing thru the camera.

[@shalomyisrael6931]

Called the tiny person "A Little Munchkin!" LOL!!

[@manuelochoa9266]

I didn't know Ben Stiller was a police sergeant!!! Lol!!!😅😊😁😁😆😅🤣🤣🤣😂

[@MikeS-7]

It's scary to believe that guy's a law enforcement officer. The man is completely ego driven. People like that should not be allowed to be in law enforcement. How many innocent people has he put in jail? It's absolutely scary.

[@dustyc324]

In that little town of Utica? Not too many thankfully. Not sure where else he has worked. Probably a lot of weed charges and dui arrests before it got legalized here

[@cheftowny]

Absolute garbage

[@syntheticmode]

Part of me doesn't blame him. He was verbally abused the moment he stepped out of the car. He didn't ASK to be treated like this. This auditor is a total jerk the moment the police arrive. THEY set the tone. Yes, he reacted wrong but the auditor didn't give him much choice because the auditor was super nasty aggressive.

[@jackpumkinhead9583]

@@syntheticmode That’s a horrible take on the situation an officer of the law should be able to be berated and belittled and it not affect his demeanor and if it does he shouldn’t be an officer of the law as this shows that to a t

[@whitecollarhater9727]

Oh believe it. Welcome in common and mixed law where law enforcement is replaced by white collar criminals. Every foreigner has been welcomed that way. You need to travel with a lawyer or be one.

[@rmenard1986]

Suspended that's it? He should be jailed, fined , fired and kept from ever being a cop again

[@marcior.2153]

Bonehead88 to rule the motherland. :)

[@e.r.r.a.0000]

100%

[@christophermartin972]

He’s a massive liability for any police dept, just a matter of time before something really bad happens!

[@nicklannister2063]

Haven’t you heard. Cops don’t have any accountability, they run around murdering people every day and nothing happens. We live in a police state

[@robertsaget9697]

not even suspended. a paid vacation

[@robertsneddon9352]

You missed the point the cop tried to pull down his boot to see his registration

[@durhamdf]

Gotta love our justice system’s lack of understanding how legal theory works in the real world. People v. Duff: police can park in such a way to make you “maneuver” around them. You ask the cop if you’re detained. He says no. You “maneuver” out of your parking spot around his car and he pulls you over immediately for nearly hitting his cruiser. In what world would I feel free to leave as an ordinary person with a man itching to arrest me or at least detain me sits and watches me awkwardly maneuver around his car obstructing the street or parking lot?!

[@emily1]

The Detective Sergeant is a ticking time bomb, how can he even be a cop when he reacts so aggressively

[@jcaseyjones2829]

How can he be a cop when he acts like a cop? You've never been treated like this? Really?

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

Fr

[@dave3660]

And just think he has a gun.

[@barrel468]

But the “auditors” aka meth heads didn’t have anything to do with escalating the situation.

[@ianbattles7290]

This cop wouldn't last one shift at mcdonald's if this is how he treats a rude/difficult customer

[@shteebo]

The moment a cop realizes the auditors are naming specific rights is always telling. A good cop slows down, de-escalates, and starts listening at least as much as he's talking. A bad cop turns up the bluster and stubbornly tries to assert authority, inevitably digging himself a hole.

[@willingoYT]

And the even better cop doesn't require a citizen to know the law and respects their rights without needing to have them enumerated to them

[@ElanaVital83]

A bad cop is a cop out of an egotistical need to dominate others. A good cop became a cop out of a sincere desire to serve and protect the people, that's all

[@JPGStrokeys]

Ok

[@loveurlife4ever1]

“Lex Fridman is dangerous” 18 min inspirational video on KZbin ends w the poem “if” by R Kipling

[@Craiglaca1]

I didn’t watch the entire video but the auditors seemed really arrogant.

[@alisonmackenzie55]

Can't wait for the outcome on this one! I hope this costs them. They all need to have mandatory retraining and that law needs to be posted in all the precincts... good luck Sean 👍🏻

[@richardstewart5703]

I know this is an old video but you guys are awesome 😂

[@WildLeghorn]

You should never let a person get under your skin just by name calling or taunting you, especially if you're law enforcement. That is exactly what happened with that Sargent. He was boiling with rage.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

That hot headed cop is going to kill someone, if he hasn't already.

[@eponymousIme]

That cop needs to be sent to an intensive boot-camp for re-training: say, a 3-week camping trip with snarky, hostile teen-agers. That oughta do it.

[@martinhanke1670]

@@eponymousIme those snarky teenagers wouldn't be coming back. So, maybe a win win. Jk.

[@Yamommasblubber]

Both parties are wrong in my eyes, doing his job and they were rude the minute they saw him

[@eponymousIme]

@@Yamommasblubber It's the job of law enforcement officers to act professionally in all situations. They will be dealing with people with mental problems who are hostile, aggressive, insulting, etc. Ditto for people _without_ mental problems who are just hostile or rude. It comes with the territory and if officers can't handle those situations in a neutral and professional manner, they should find a different profession. It's dangerous for everyone involved if a LEO can be easily triggered by someone's behavior.

[@hankpikuni7024]

Suspended is a word for citizens. Paid vacation is for Sovereign Citizens.

[@robbieg4700]

precisely

[@africacarey]

Thank you I just stated this

[@e.r.r.a.0000]

TRUE.

[@mkirkman89]

Facts!

[@olympus8887]

Bro the image of the 3 goonies at the end had me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰

[@adamclark4978]

"oh you coming for my job?" proceeds to throw his job out the window

[@Heathensauce]

Trust me, chances are he isnt losing his job. I looked this guy up, he has literally over a dozen reports of excessive force, macing, tasing, beating, and even tormenting people. I think these auditors caught wind of it and that's why they antagonized them.

[@adamclark4978]

@@Heathensauce he’s gotta get fired eventually right?

[@jatinmarcob2128]

@@adamclark4978 Who knows, after knowing about all of that and the man-child is STILL employed with no consequences, then he may as well be getting a raise for being human feces.

[@toriv1976able]

Yeah Right!! Out the window my ass!! He literally got a "PAID" Vacation!!! I don't see how being on paid leave is any kind of punishment! Who the hell wouldn't want the paid vacation from work he's being AWARDED!!

[@kitblue3194]

Bold of you to assume he's losing his job for this, my friend. I mean, he should, but he's not going to.

[@IgniteIntellect]

I would love to be on "paid leave" after screwing up at my job. These guys live on a different planet

[@HelloKittyFanMan....]

Not only in quotes, but the _actual_ version.

[@jamesnash6101]

No, they have a strong union.

[@jocodashcam295]

Not just screwing up your job, but committing felony kidnapping, assault and battery.

[@76rjackson]

It's negotiated by their union. For most jobs, paid suspension ends in termination.

[@artemisameretsu6905]

Honestly tho if anyone could be the perfect example of why jobs that rely on the public for buisiness need to have unions, its the cops. The stronger the chapter the more bs they get away with

[@antennencerebralpgaming2872]

The stuttering part cracks me up everytime 😂

[@omarr2445]

He was allowed to retire after his suspension smh gets to keep all the goodies given to officers after retirement. Completely ridiculous

[@ianbattles7290]

If Internal Affairs actually cared about weeding out bad cops, I.A. would be doing these audits themselves to see how their officers react.

[@GenerationalDisappointment]

Grocery store checkers have more accountability than cops as theyll send secret shoppers through the lines to audit them.

[@CS-pi5oc]

Great point! 👏🏻

[@aweewa5659]

The judge probably said Morabito is a good cop.

[@ianbattles7290]

We live in clown world if a teenage cashier is held to a higher professional standard than a police officer.

[@Callie1981]

Everything about this cop, his appearance, his speech, and his behavior projects deep seated fragility and weakness. I don't say this to be cruel, but merely to highlight why he is a not an appropriate person to be an officer of the law.

[@tgatt5759]

This guy is a pathological liar

[@christophermartin972]

Completely agree, but after watching the video I wouldn’t mind if you said it to be cruel too 😂

[@tgatt5759]

I honestly wonder if he had been drinking given his eyes. They're going to try to sweep this under the rug as quietly as possible

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

This guy isn't used to cameras being around. That's the problem in a nutshell. You can have psychological issues and still be a decent person, this man hadn't a shred of decency and the camera is either going to fix that or force him into retirement.

[@hofx666]

Agreed, I feel the exact same way as the auditors. Emotionally they are immature.

[@azrider6608]

what website do you use to find the law books i am interested due to my job requiring me to move from state to state when they ask

[@jaredgore4818]

The police in these videos need to be emailed daily letting them know how many people saw them being stupid.

[@tomc.4860]

This is the reason citizens should always video record the entire police encounter.

[@sdwone]

And why you should always insist that their body cams are active at all times during an encounter. Police body cams has to be, without a shadow of doubt, one of the BEST police reforms in recent memory! A reform which will hopefully lead to much needed further reforms...

[@RavenMenel]

Two minutes in and I already think this cop needs to be fired. "I did pull you over" no you were called! BY SOMEONE ELSE! Infuriating.

[@carnivorous_vegan]

Dostanura?

[@maxtyler8993]

You can pull somebody over for something people call in.

[@Maki-00]

@@maxtyler8993 But, they were parked, therefore no one was pulled over!

[@nickbradley1981]

He was allowed to retire. The Sheriffs Department filed for a warrant but were denied then he retired shortly after.

[@mikeveis6393]

He's a yellow bellied coward

[@dilapidated9391]

"put him on a leash" IS INSANE

[@Mllkman110]

What’s scary is that’s how this cop acts when he knew he was on camera.. imagine what he’s done when he knew we wasn’t being filmed...

[@scrobag1]

we do know. he attacked and sprayed a man with a hose at the station.

[@dentalnovember]

He got the idea after watching the movie First Blood.

[@jordanjojodenise4502]

And that’s the real issue!!! He acts like this on camera…what the hell would he do if he wasn’t being filmed

[@alastermyst]

What is even more scary is that none of the other cops on this video decided it was a good idea to arrest a criminal who happened to be a cop. A good cop will immediately arrest a bad cop. There were 0 good cops in this video.

[@bbcallie9586]

Bro the type of cop 2 pull over female drivers for made up reasons to commit crimes in addition to what he already be doin🥶

[@mattcero1]

To think this guy is just one bad mood and one trigger pull away from taking someone else's life amazes me.

[@barrel468]

But the meth heads who have nothing better to do and escalating the situation have nothing to do with it

[@fongy200]

It amazes me why some moron's would bait the Police knowing that.

[@arctic3007]

@@fongy200 agreed, some of these auditors are idiots like these 2 verbal conduct did not help in any way at all

[@shawnnichols7573]

​@@fongy200hows that boot taste coward.

[@jrvbamafan1]

Most anyone is one bad mood and one trigger pull away from the same thing. How many murders have been committed by Harry the happy husband that just suddenly flipped out one day. We all have the capability to lose it

[@Centralkeen]

1:17 " I got nothing to say to you" while he proceeds to walk towards the officer like he wants to talk.

[@Carolrose1111]

He should be dismissed and a criminal trial should proceed for assault! He is a danger on your streets!!!

[@gw6667]

Escalation from dudes with overly inflated egos is always entertaining. When one of them has the authority of the State... that's just dangerous

[@Jamesfrancosdog]

What kind of ego does this auditor have? Not to mention the anger issues. The LEO might be a failure at his job, but the auditor is exactly what’s wrong with this country. Instigating hostility by claiming it’s his right. Utterly disrespectful. Probably at the capitol on January 6.

[@mattmanbrownbro]

Jan 6 wasn't what it's made out to be, my man

[@mkirkman89]

Wrong. Auditors don't need to be professional or anything to police and can act any way they want without violating the laws. FRICN MEDIA was correct and the cop should have de-escalated this situation, but his ego went to his head and might be a mental nut case.

[@Chrisboy265]

@@mattmanbrownbro Then what was it? I’ve seen so much of what was filmed of the event that it’s easy to tell what it was.

[@mattmanbrownbro]

@@Chrisboy265 a rally turned riot. The rest is media manipulation and entrapment.

[@beckyevans889]

Morabito is the definition of unhinged 😬 the fact that he acts like that when he’s FULLY AWARE he’s being filmed, imagine what he’s like when he’s not being filmed. That’s chilling 😓

[@SegoMan]

6 mo training to get a badge, gun & qualified immunity 2 years training to cut hair and you buy your own liability insurance What could possibly go wrong there????

[@RobKAdventures]

I live in Shelby Township, Michigan, which is very close to Utica, and the police in the area all think they are above the law and have unlimited authority and are untouchable. An auditor needs to come to Shelby Township to do an audit.

[@kathleenkrug-byle1199]

The second the undercover cop broke the phone, he should have been placed in handcuffs

[@Golfingly]

Two in one day!? I’m loving this!

[@limpbiskit66]

I think this is a re-up. There was one posted last week that had a botched title. Think this was it

[@bigcatmueller]

Its amazing that police officers get a paid vacation when they screw up on the job, paid by the taxpayers, that police officer should be fired and charged for his crimes.

[@sarionilkka]

Also US is lacking a system of banning a fired police officer from re-applying to another state or city.

[@joanferris3539]

When they start to hold them responsible and the police have to pay compensation and cost from their own budget then there will be changes so this is what people need to be asking for

[@kathykubina2743]

Take that cops certification away from him he cannot control himself.

[@user-ud6ll4ji5n]

this is the best audit i.v seen. apart from the terminator and the laffin auditior and dj. and pj. i love it all

[@ChuckFinelyForever]

As a cop you must be professional and uphold the law at all times. Getting emotional and assaulting someone without cause should be grounds for immediate termination as it is in any field of work.

[@i10twin]

So why does the police always abuse their authority. And do say that y’all don’t . Like Pinocchio just y’all noses keep growing 🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥

[@ChuckFinelyForever]

@@i10twin Tell me you didn’t read my comment without telling me you didn’t read my comment

[@daniellawless92]

@@i10twin dumbest comment made. Congrats 😂

[@Thegreatblazingsun]

Termination? Did you mean immediate imprisonment

[@derekrodriguez6030]

I can't tell if you are a real person or skilled troll

[@HomicidalTh0r]

The way that cop was talking sounds like deep-seated corruption. Dint care that the entire thing was being recorded, didn't care he was violating right on camera, didn't care his name and face were attached, and laughed in the face of it all. As if he had nothing to worry about. Sounds like this PD needs a top down scrub.

[@JamesWhite-mb8mg]

It appears that 99% of the time, the callers complaining is given the matter of fact.

[@slimnim1753]

This guy's job was to be public relations. Turned out well for him.

[@admthrawnuru]

Ya, you don't get sgts like this without incompetent or complicit leadership. This guy has clearly been a problem for a long time, but he's gotten promoted instead of arrested.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

Lol, the entire gov’t and banking system needs a “top down scrub.”

[@russblack443]

Well he is the media relations officer for that department that deals with the local Detroit news channels they went around one story on it and of course they slanted it to his favor and him being the pio can you imagine what lies he tells the news that they just go along with and publish

[@buttonsf3293]

5:18 I want to know what he’s hiding in the car 🤣

[@ecay]

Update. Apparently he has retired from the police department as of this video and from reading there was a request for a warrant for him but it was denied. So apparently the prosecutor didn't want to proceed any further He's no longer a police officer with that department. He retired. Unsure if he went to another department but this could have been a plea with the DA saying. Hey, if you just retire and I won't proceed any further. I've heard of that happening but apparently this is the update that I've read

[@mc-fu6wo]

Meanwhile prosecutors will send a man with a joint to jail at all costs 😂

[@thomashajicek2747]

Probably just went to another PD. That’s how it works.

[@EVnationWrestler]

Source?

[@jamierupert7563]

​@@PSYCHOTROLLSLAYERsome people are just too stoooooopid to figure that out.

[@xXKisskerXx]

"retired" - means he is still draining public money. He should have been FIRED. No pension. No leaching off the public tax payer dollar. This is the biggest problem with our police "punish' system, they get to get away with crimes, and still get paychecks for it, in almost every case. He should be fired - and prevented from being hired for any other duty similar.

[@patodonnell3328]

The fact that the other cops did nothing, that is the problem. If I were a cop, I would’ve arrested the Sargent when he slapped the camera. Can you imagine what he does when he isn’t filmed?

[@jupitercyclops6521]

Now imagine what would have happened if the civilian would have slapped the phone out of the cops hand. All kinds of felony charges.

[@fatkiddtown]

Notice Morabito wasn’t wearing a body cam just the holder/ mount for it.

[@TheTravAbides]

It’s also why there’s no such thing as a good cop.

[@Cerus98]

Sergeant.

[@greggpurviance7252]

@@TheTravAbides sorry, there are good officers. The other officer did try to stop the out of control cop, just not with any enthusiasm

[@JsoliddGL]

That cop was so shocked and humiliated his anger wouldn’t allow him to focus on his colleagues trying to calm him down.

[@tommyboy518]

and he wasn't even drinking

[@xXsakkelaoXx]

Those auditors were ridiculously antagonizing though fr xD lmao

[@JsoliddGL]

@@xXsakkelaoXx I disagree there was nothing more extreme than that sensitive cops behavior. These auditors are not required to be professional however that coo is paid to serve and protect. That comes with conducting yourself in a professional manner.

[@Tony-xj8lp]

9:04 Wow was not expecting that to happen...

[@bullogne3368]

The funniest thing is that we live in a society where if you're a cop and you break the rules they force you to take paid vacation while the other cops "investigate" only to ignore all the evidence and clear the cop that was in trouble. Imagine if that was the norm for everyone else. Working at a grocery store and a customer irritates you so you go up and punch them in the face. You get a few weeks of paid vacation while your coworkers that also don't like certain customers "investigate" your actions only to say the use of force was justified and there was no wrong doing. Now just add the cherry on top and imagine everyone got to carry around guns and only got "investigated" by their friends.

[@mamabear3887]

Or... Just continue to attack customers just for the paid time off. How genius... You got to be paid while sitting in your ass playing video games while your coworkers do double time. Do they take turns? Your turn john... Snack the customer... Paid leave... Wink wink... Jesus christ. . you think adults cannot think like teens? Lmfao... Pretty good incentive. 6000 a month to play video games ....

[@ceoofperc5353]

@@mamabear3887 what the fuck are you even trying to say? use less periods and more braincells

[@Jokreher]

That was supposed to be the purpose of grand juries. A grand jury is supposed to be the ‘peerage’ & ‘people’ of the accused that are giving permission to arrest and prosecute the accused.

[@kurtsoderberg]

@@ceoofperc5353 .....(me) Paused.....(paused again), but i think my time trying to explain is wasted here.

[@kurtsoderberg]

@@ceoofperc5353 .....(me) pausing.......(paused again), think my time explaining is wasted here.

[@loyceholland6201]

Just think of all the lives he has ruined, families he separated, and many innocent people he has devastated. These same people are his friends, family, and neighbors. This department is a shining example of why people no longer support them or question everything cops say and do.

[@ridiculousrandy1401]

The guy filming was hilarious. "You don't need my I.D, numbnuts."

[@LycanWitch]

Really needs to be a federal mandate about filing complaints with police. No individual law enforcement agency or department should have the ability to set their own rules and procedures in regards to the complaint process, instead it should be uniformed, procedures laid out, etc, nationwide

[@thebeasters]

Lie detector. First question. "Did you vote for Agent Orange?" The reason I say that is because it tells you if they believe in the constitution, the right to remain silent, the writer refused illegal search and seizure, the right to not identify yourself unless legally required. Most of them are fascist and it's just a quick way to weed through the idiots

[@johnjames7289]

Theres already something in place but it's not enforced they even have something in place for cops when they lie on police records but it's not enforced all set by the courts

[@didyasaysomethin2me]

I don't entirely agree that departments shouldn't be able to implement their own policies. It may even be unconstitutional to prevent them from doing so. But I would agree that there should be a minimum federal standard that they must at least adhere to, and are free to augment just so long as their additions don't run contrary to/contradict the minimum standard.

[@onomatopoeiautopia9878]

Spot-on assessment! An independent nationwide complaint organization with zero ties to any law enforcement agency should be created, as well as the creation of an independent organization to which all officer and patrol vehicle camera video is automatically uploaded to without being able to be accessed by individual agencies so they cannot alter or delete the recordings, which unfortunately does happen in some situations. More independent oversight of such things means a potentially more just assessment of the situations that arise.

[@user-xp5jz6dh5y]

All complaints against police officers should go to a community-based civilian board with the rights to arrest, punish and fire them.

[@qlipothian]

Why does the guy look like the movie version of a corrupt cop ?

[@dishonoredundead]

He really does look like a walking stereotype, doesn't he? Like someone you would see playing poker with Denzel in Training Day.

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

@@dishonoredundead Wonderful analogy!! 🤣

[@utubepunk]

@@dishonoredundead PERFECT.

[@cenace7046]

😂

[@Msfs2024HD]

@@dishonoredundead 😂😂😂

[@estherrayos]

Suspension is not going to undo my work nor my car being seized and unlawfully towed with no known reason whatsoever and no knowledge of its whereabouts!!!!

[@autigaming1376]

why was he not arrested for assulting the citizen?

[@edwardwright8127]

A Google search found two previous excessive force lawsuits brought against the Utica PD because of Morabito, and a “Gregory Morabito” (I presume the same person) with four excessive-force complaints who worked for the Chicago PD. The County Sheriff investigated Morabito’s actions in this incident and requested an arrest warrant but the Utica PD decided to let the (now retired) detective Morabito off the hook.

[@kurtdowney1489]

Nice research

[@316lvmnoneofyourbusiness7]

Thank you!!!! I usually do a Google search as well to find out what happened in a case. Again, thank you!!!

[@rats2themoon]

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@steeldriver1776]

Typical. This is the kind of cop who would shoot someone to cover up his corruption. He needs to be 6 feet under.

[@addisonpage1]

Of course they did 😒

[@TheWesman45]

This is my favorite one of these I've ever seen. Sure, these auditors are being too rude, but god damn they are owning this cop.

[@chokebeer5296]

Nothing rude about treating a brat like a brat.

[@EgaTehPro]

It's funny as hell to watch

[@keelyclevenger]

This officer is a disgrace. He deserves to be treated like one. It is people like him who give police a bad reputation. Why do people like him with power complexes get hired to even be officers, let alone a sergeant. He has little man syndrome, he is a liar, he jumps to excessive force, and his anger is out of control. He should be placed on UNPAYED LEAVE until he is arrested for assault and whatever other crimes he committed.

[@TheWesman45]

@@keelyclevenger Idk, I don't think the cop should lose his job. A lot of these guys are former military and they often have PTSD. Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending his actions. However, I think punitive correction is the wrong play. He needs therapy to deal with his anger and maybe a demotion. Sure, he should be prosecuted for the assault, but it was simple assault. That's no reason to lose his job.

[@keelyclevenger]

@Derp Wolf obviously he should lose his job look at the way he's acting and if he does have PTSD he should not be working with the public arresting people! That is crazy. People have PTSD for all sorts of things, but it doesn't make them a violent a? A$$hole! This man is corrupt, impatient, and volatile; he's dangerous, and he has no business working with the public. Not only does he work as a public servant! His job is to serve and protect, not be a raging idiot! I am all for the police but not this type of temperament in a police officer. In fact I'm surprised anyone would be

[@scottrome7228]

Nice work

[@hardtrooth1776]

This is one of the most agressiannce and greatest abuse of power I've ever seen and proves police can be tyrannical and abusive.

[@PhullyNo1]

Brutal. That’s not normally how it goes with crazy cops. There are 3 people trying to save this guys job and he just couldn’t allow them to do so.

[@Shoes4Paul]

Clearly, an armed and dangerous criminal with a gun and a badge, still accepting taxpayers money, and still at large.

[@bucketheadistheman]

This cop needs prison.

[@MightyHex]

Do you not see my lights 😂😂 sounds like the kid who was the hall monitor in grade school 😂

[@GolferOfDiscs]

This happened right down the street from me and can’t believe you reacted to it, thanks for doing the good work

[@PumaM90]

Its always fun seeing your local spot in a viral video.

[@benjohnson4974]

Any updates in the officer?

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

Lmaoo

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

@@PumaM90 🤣🤣

[@programmer437]

While these guys intentionally exacerbated the situation and may even seem like the “bad guys” at first glance - it’s important to remember that the officers are held to professional standards and obligations of civil duty, and citizens are not. Citizens have a right to be - frankly, horribly rude to each other. I can’t stand people like this, which is why I’d never be a police officer. If dealing with rude people isn’t your strength, it’s probably best to avoid jobs involving customer service and/or police work.

[@danielmackey9765]

The auditors don't seem like the bad guys to me. Those cops are out of control

[@ken_in_atx9619]

@@danielmackey9765 I understand their roles but the “auditors” started name calling and razzing him as soon as he hopped out of his car.

[@danielmackey9765]

@@ken_in_atx9619 and? If you can't take that then you don't need to be a cop. He is supposed to deescalate the situation

[@nukenarwhal7244]

@@danielmackey9765 Imagine thinking this behavior is okay. You know two people can be wrong in a situation. The auditor may legally be right but he's being an asshole and trying to start shit.

[@jonfox4022]

They are the bad guys, if they were doing this to you it'd likely end in a fight.

[@blueberrysalmon6712]

ohhh boy, that escalated quickly...

[@Quazgaa]

That might be a bad cop, but those auditors get an F also. They came out the gate immediately trying to escalate as much as possible, before the cops even said or did anything. I don't want auditors to act that way any more than I want cops to act that way.

[@dedehandy15]

Then maybe people should stop lying to the cops and making false complaints on the auditors then

[@nosuchanimal]

@Quazgaa I agree. How is no one else seeing this? They are an embarrassment to auditing.

[@IdahoPhotographer]

I thought the same thing.

[@iiiDrew]

8:14 had me rolling “it sure is, but you don’t have that freedom idiot, you have duties” 🤣🤣

[@bagitson]

Officer still have their first amendment freedom of speech rights even when on duty, although they are admittedly a bit truncated.

[@communityorganizer5645]

@@bagitson Virtually every PD would say, not so much.

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

Lmaoooo

[@1SCme]

Knowing they were being filmed, *3 of the department's 17 officers deployed the blue shield to protect their own.* Their terminology alone, never mind their conduct, indicates they don't know the basics of performing a stop (a common police task) making it reasonable to question if they are qualified for their position, or they don't care. Unless this is a coincidence, this is a corrupt department, long past needing to be cleaned up.

[@gordlawson11]

one of my favorite audits

[@allikep]

Why do people have to be so confrontational though? You aren’t winning any favors from anyone 🙄

[@blazedxjan]

The auditors came off super aggressive but the officers should always be able to keep their composure and show levels of professionalism and control.

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

Who was the FIRST aggressor? That cop was out of his tree from jump!

[@thedog4499]

Yeah being aggressive to armed ignorant men

[@philm2054]

The problem with auditors like this is that they are trying to incite escalation. That’s why they were immediately aggressive, extremely rude etc. The officer at first only asked what’s going on. These clowns started flying off the handle immediately. The cop is in the wrong for sure but this is what the auditors are looking for. Push buttons on purpose and are extremely aggressive.

[@jasonpark3803]

@@r.p.mcmurphy6623 the cops first word were “hi what’s going on” I’m not condoning what happened but the auditors definitely played a huge part on the escalation

[@briarrose29]

@@philm2054 well said.

[@MrGevander]

Morabito is an example of why 1) every cop at every level (local, county, state, federal) should be required to wear an "always on" body camera when on duty and 2) the laws should be rewritten so that the CIVILIAN is presumed to be telling the truth in any dispute of fact where the officer CANNOT (or will not) provide video of the interaction.

[@Gaivs]

It's really stupid (but suggestive) that not knowing the law is not a valid excuse for breaking the law, but then you have wildly different (and often hidden) rules and policies the police can enforce at will... It is now law that online consent forms / terms and conditions have to be concise and readable for regular people, why on earth doesn't this apply to the laws around us when this can have (and often has) enormous, life changing consequences for regular citizens.

[@eponymousIme]

They still turn off the cameras and claim they didn't know how they got turned off. Or claim that the camera malfunctioned. Or that, in the heat of the moment, they forgot to turn it on. And, of course, a lot of incriminating video is tampered with back at the station.

[@coolguys521]

Why did your stock photo have a guy with a gun on his desk 😂😂😂