Cop Is Fired and Arrested After This Lawsuit

[@AuditTheAudit]

Thanks for tuning in! I would sincerely appreciate it if you would watch the video to the end. It helps the channel grow and it helps you be informed!

[@slake9727]

Always do.

[@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28]

The Supreme Court has ruled cops have no duty to protect, so you are wrong about the cops having a duty to protect anyone, regardless of what Texas law might say.

[@azza-in_this_day_and_age]

@@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28 so the cops cant be held liable for failing to keep people from harm in federal court, but they can in state courts if the state says they do have to, and also they can be charged in both courts for choke slaming a victim to the ground, so you are wrong about assuming this is about failure to protect.

[@thunderdome5452]

Did you cut out a bunch of the video that shows the officer taking her to the ground after grabbing her by the throat? I could have sworn I've seen the original video and there was a chunk that was skipped over. Just wondering.

[@azza-in_this_day_and_age]

@@thunderdome5452 youtube wont allow such content to be monetized and homies gotta eat

[@CytoplasmicGoo]

The cop physically abused her then told her that it was her fault that she made him do that. Classic abuser behavior.

[@User0000000000000004]

I cops just assist an abuser take advantage of her. You could see how she folded when the cops got aggressive. That isn't a normal response from a normal person, that's someone who has been abused, possibly since they were a child. That is sickening. I bet he beats his kids.

[@bryanconant6969]

@@User0000000000000004 his wife probably looks like a huge walking hematoma

[@user-qu6ij5sl1v]

WHY DID YOU MAKE ME USE FORCE AGAINST YOU

[@Nightfighter82]

Its even worse when men get falsely accused of family violence. They not only get arrested and possibly abused by the cop arresting him, the justice system treats it as if he is guilty simply for being arrested.

[@matthewmencel5978]

right? I'd hate to know what he does to his wife or girlfriend.

[@josiahpetz5770]

Throwing a domestic violence victim to the ground, putting her in handcuffs, and blaming the situation on her could be worse than the domestic violence itself depending on what it was

[@Bacteriophagebs]

The deputy acted EXACTLY like a textbook domestic abuser. "I don't want to hurt you, but I'll hurt you for your own good," followed by "you MADE me hurt you!" It's so blatant it's almost a parody.

[@victorywalkingtours8843]

@@Bacteriophagebs It's literally like South Park.

[@crissd8283]

There is no evidence in this video that there was any actual abuse against this woman other than the cops abusing her.

[@LucaFox]

Their mistake was thinking cops are there to help you.

[@hlpml]

Literally the opposite of what she needed...

[@Just-Tony]

The fact that the cop berates her exactly like an abuser would is sickening.

[@ralphtrynor9719]

Most domestic violence abusers are actually cops.

[@trippmoore]

It's SOP.

[@Murky_MurkiMurka]

Murica

[@TiptonMama]

He physically assaulted her, not berated her. He hurt her just as the guy who they want to find.

[@TiptonMama]

@@rcpilot179 you have it backwards... 40% of cops, in a poll, and their spouses, self reported domestic violence. It's a staggering number. It's reprehensible. And considering how quickly this POS blamed this woman for the abuse he put her through, and any other abuse she suffers, I'm truly concerned for any women, children, and pets in his life.

[@amysmall758]

The officer probably traumatized her worse than her boyfriend did. How in the world is she supposed to trust law enforcement at all after this?

[@biggajah808]

Shit I didn't trust them before watching this

[@rubenaponte7569]

😂😂😂

[@chadia25]

​@biggajah808 she didn't either. She said so in the video. Poor girl.

[@samwdavis]

Decades ago, IN TEXAS, officers appeared for calls from neighbors, where my now-ex-wife had been assaulting me, I answered the door where my shirt was drastically torn for the aggression of the woman. Their ONLY concern... was the WOMAN OK??? I had crawled up into a ball while the woman wailed on me, but NO concern of ANY assault from the woman, while she assaulted me insisting that I should fight to show that I am a MAN. The ONLY showed concern whether the WOMAN was OK. Does this make sense to ANYONE????

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

Should never trust them in the first place.

[@lv2flynvy]

So your boyfriend can't choke slam you when you don't cooperate but the cops can. Makes sense. It is sadly ironic how this officer trying to explain this to her sounds exactly like an abusive partner would sound. "This is what happens."

[@MrBeevee5]

No, he said, "YOU made me do it, it's your fault."

[@nialljohnson9419]

“I’m not going to hurt you” proceeds to hurt her 😅

[@Bacteriophagebs]

"I need to hurt you to protect you" is not an uncommon rationalization for domestic abusers.

[@mattmanbrownbro]

Well no he can't. But he was being protected by a corrupt chief, but that chief got defeated by someone who was not focused on protecting him and was rightfully charged and arrested for it

[@ajregalia1334]

I was JUST about to say that, it sounds JUST like something an abuser would say to try and justify their actions.

[@ryancarreras732]

Cops: We're here to make sure your bf didn't abuse you. Lady: He didn't abuse me. Cops: Ok so we're going to abuse you to make sure you weren't abused.

[@LewKos553]

FACT!!!!!

[@miketyson1717]

Exactly... not to mention even if they didn't get violent, they show up and don't accept "no nothing happened, I don't want to talk to you" they keep questioning you trying to get a "yes a crime occurred" which leads to unnecessary and false charges... they don't accept "no" then also asking a girlfriend whether her boyfriend (who she's apparently fighting with about something) everyone's mad at the answer "nothing happened" so I can see why some women eventually lie and say okay "something criminal happened" then afterwards the gal recants her statement and tries to fix it, but the police and courts won't take "nothing criminal happened" as an answer... they will literally go forward with charges without your support and while you're telling them "no crime occurred" all in a bad attempt at "keeping domestic violence victims safe" all while police commit domestic violence themselves at an alarming rate... they also often times end up arresting the boyfriend and start dating the victim.

[@Melissa_Badhorse]

Exactly

[@alitarak4640]

typical cowboy American ass police , sort off neanderthaler........

[@LewKos553]

@@alitarak4640 I’ll be real. They ever come to my fucking door acting like that imma catch a murder case

[@Pb_Slinger]

You have no obligation to open the door or speak to police. Ironic how that POS cop committed violence against the woman while “investigating” violence against the woman.

[@ivanvas55]

"I'll assault you to protect you from an assault." -Pig's logic.

[@taylorlibby7642]

@@ivanvas55 We had to destroy the village in order to save it.

[@tavogp]

Exactly , the cops make it worse

[@TheRedRaven_]

“For your safety I’m just going to assault you real quick, is that clear?” - basically these cops

[@Havoc800]

Her fear of the cops were quickly substaniated.

[@Apoll0__]

She got 200,000 dollar settlement and he got 6 month probation if anyone's interested

[@shawnkendall2507]

Thank you for the update

[@MooShaka89]

6 months probation isn't enough

[@TSteffi]

Thanks for the update. Just commenting for engagement to push the update.

[@jameshernandez5766]

Thanks for the update.

[@micahmohr1619]

Cops: we’re here for a domestic abuse call Her: I’m not being abused Cops: don’t worry we will fix that

[@Nomez710]

Cops: Don't worry, we're really good at that

[@CrunchWrpSUPREME]

Lmao

[@silverwiskers7371]

good one

[@CapriciousBlackBox]

“Look what you made us do to you.” This is exactly the kind of victim blaming and gaslighting that an abuser engages in.

[@LiberalLoudMouth]

There isn't a single doubt in my mind that the officer in question beats, has beat, or would beat his spouse or legal partner. 100%

[@fat213]

Reminds me of my mothers after she gave me the ass whooping of the year 😅

[@notme2day]

Just saying ... in 1997 victims had no rights. Things have come along way since then. Come a long looooooing long way from the 60s when marital rape was a thing as well. Keep moving that needle further and one day women won't be second class subjects in America and police will stop abusing peoples freedoms.

[@Peakfreud]

Crazy they replaced domestic violence with police violence.

[@martinja9953]

@@LiberalLoudMouth FACTS

[@slimnim1753]

Im not going to hurt you.. I'm here to help and make sure you're ok. Protected and served the crap out of her

[@havok9001]

when a cop say that i tell them that a lie out of ur ass u know it & other people know it there for want to take me to arrest me & take me to jail go for it i dare u to cuz i get a lawyer now then i sue ur ass... so now i dont want to talk to u & im leaving if u stop me or so then we have a issue cuz i will yell code red out load to get everyone here ASAP that they can watch u do something wrong so try me

[@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28]

Earning the hate, one 911 call at a time...

[@reese-tr8sq]

@@havok9001 u can say all that all u want but if u yell code red not a single soul would give a shit, unless someone happens to be right next to u guys..

[@havok9001]

@@reese-tr8sq oh it will mean shit when i yell code red cuz for starters im disable there for any harm by any means happens to me by cop or anyone else like u can be arrest, charged with a class F felony charged on there record with a year in jail with a $1000 fine on top of a lawsuit..... no matter what county ur ass is in felony is a felony

[@BB-1990]

@@havok9001 Well that was stupid. Just yell "danger Will Robinson", just as effective and at least funny.

[@seb5165]

Problems like this will continue until they stop letting officers "resign/retire" and start consistently prosecuting them.

[@drbastion6951]

That still wouldnt stop the prosecution from happening

[@accountname9872]

They should get double the time. They put themselves into the shoes of a protector and they break that they should be punished x2. For an example I be using assault, if I assaulted someone and the sentence was 5 years, cops should get 10.

[@Nicolae_Mew]

He's basically saying "look what you made me do" which is exactly how a domestic abuser gaslights their victim.

[@Nitebreed]

Exactly! And they are still have no clue why even non criminal ppl hate the police!

[@TheArrowedKnee]

It's not a coincidence that a huge amount of police are also domestic abusers.

[@ibendover4817]

"Why did you make me do this?" meme scene from invincible in real life

[@rockhard9369]

😄

[@1yourboyken]

She has the type of personality that literally asks for it. She begs for people to abuse her it’s her fault

[@infamouspanik1772]

The victim: "theres no abuse here" The cops: "well we got a call for domestic abuse and we came all the way down here, so theres gonna be some abuse"

[@bloy1]

"I didn't come all this way for nothing, someone said abuse and i'm not gonna get dissapointed"

[@infamouspanik1772]

@@Atlas2030AD so the logical thing to do when investigating a rape or an abuse is to tackle the victim to the ground, just go straight up John Cena on their asses. this girl was supposedly the victim of an abuse, based on the phone call the police received right? So what the fuck are you even arguing here?

[@oric84]

😂😂

[@49erFamily]

I LOLed. I'm going to hell.

[@admiralschaal]

This 100% lol

[@ecpracticesquad4674]

Officer: “You’re not a victim of DV? Hold my badge!” Really proving that distrust in the police valid, aren’t they?

[@rainyjay8156]

The irony in this is unreal. We are here to protect you from being choked by a vicious person and then the cop chokes the victim himself ... hope she gets a huge settlement sorry she had to go through everything.

[@BoogerDad]

She literally said that she doesn't trust this specific police department. Gee, I wonder why

[@briandornisch]

"I've had bad experiences with you guys" Ohhh we'll make that worse

[@fusion4627]

Not to mention the talking to she got after getting out of handcuffs to go into her home

[@mikeyblacks74]

Well said.

[@CH-kr2df]

@@fusion4627 Just gaslighting for the camera. That’s how you know when they realized they F&$@ed up.

[@ezrafree619]

You gotta love how the male cop explains how “yelling doesn’t make them stop, just makes things worse for you…” sounds like what an abusive person might say to convince a victim they are at fault for what just happened

[@ImmortalRonin12]

The male cop also said afterwards "we don't get your cooperation that is what happens" which seems very similar to something an abuser would say like "you made me do this"

[@jaymiller6009]

That cop used the exact same language and conduct as a serial abuser. He belittles her, talks down to her, assaults her, tells her that it’s all her fault, and then forces her to admit that he’s right.

[@notme2day]

Just saying ... in 1997 victims had no rights. Things have come along way since then. Come a long looooong long way from the 60s when marital rape was a thing as well. Keep moving that needle further and one day women won't be second class subjects in America and police will stop abusing peoples freedoms. This will *only* happen when people vote blue and then one day voting progressive. Moving forward more steps than 1 forward 2 back will only happen when America goes progressive.

[@Justin_Credable]

WORD. Smfh...

[@aidialces]

Basically yelling won't make me stop and if your yelling makes any problems for me I will hurt you much worse later.

[@salliemcguire8508]

Hopefully she wins this lawsuit. Even if she wasn't abused before this, she'll definitely always remember this case of abuse!

[@dleblanc]

I believe the county paid out $200,000 to Ms. Leal.

[@jmoney9954]

@@dleblancyou’re absolutely right, they paid her $200K

[@bifflilla]

Crazy how one structure of leadership found this dude “promotion material”, when another found his actions criminal. This broken system will only be as good as the people we put at the top.

[@joshmaltais5322]

and promoted to detective I might add, like great detective skills used there. Walks up and literally grabs her where she allegedly had marks.

[@admthrawnuru]

I guess the flip side of that is that the new sheriff is easy better... so good on the county for ousting the old guy.

[@Lex-Rex]

Voting for your masters is the reason this stuff happens.

[@smartman2796]

It looks like it was covered up. That's why after the other sheriff left, all this finally came to light.

[@ErinHoneyBunny]

Yes because voting works. I swear none of this tyranny will be solved people are just so stupid in America.

[@Driver_Eddie]

Something about that job makes some officers think they always know best for citizens. Like “ma’am, it’s in your best interest that I choke slam you in order to protect you from violence. Now thank me for my service.”

[@davidnorthern0219196]

Bat shit crazy

[@WD5035]

Abolish……police. Everything will settle down.

[@atsylor5549]

This is what happens when you give a simple minded scumbag incredible authority over other people with no o r over seeing them and practically zero consequences when they do something wrong. This guy violently assaulted a domestic violence victim. And the police department suspended him for one day then immediately gives him a promotion They act exactly how a spoiled child acts who’s parents never give them any boundaries or punishment/discipline.

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

40%er maybe.

[@WD5035]

@@atsylor5549 Whatever mechanism allows for the creation of local law enforcement is the way to dismantle it. We do not need “ babysitters” and certainly fucking retards who can’t get a real job, become make believe cops then think like a parent, a sadistic one. Fuck….them….all. Abolish this tax payer burden and let folks take care of their own shit.

[@faraboverubies98]

That young lady said she didn’t trust them from the beginning. Never have words rang more true. Whatever she was going through they traumatized her even more if not worse. I hope she wins ever single dime she asks for. 😭

[@insight1256]

The officers are there responding to a call of “possible” domestic violence and violently assault the young lady. Absolutely incredulous.

[@mr.starly2423]

Officers had the right to enter her apartment. But since the shithead officer grab her neck and force her down all legitimate reasons went out the window.

[@publicanimal]

Look up the definition of incredulous the next time you try to use it.

[@hippotato4863]

@@publicanimal Look up the definition of definition the next time you try to use it.

[@publicanimal]

@@hippotato4863 I love this reddit mindset where being totally wrong is embraced.

[@hippotato4863]

@@publicanimal what exactly is a reddit mindset? also i was just joking 😂😂

[@darrinnuner8092]

Shows up for domestic violence call, and immediately violates the victim, what a piece of work. I hope she wins BIG in her lawsuit.

[@I-dont-reply]

She’ll be able to afford all the crack and cigs she wants

[@MesinaRL]

@@I-dont-replystfu

[@MzNikkiSavage]

How in the hell do you show up to a domestic violence call an then put more trauma on a possible victim. He literally proved why she didn't want to fuck with this department to begin with. This is sick.

[@DustyHoney]

Cops are usually domestic abusers

[@toriofbrujas3]

I use to live in Austin Tx, and the williamson county police are the most evil... I would not even live there.

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

Thank God not all Cops are bad but it shows the majority of them are, Good that he got Arrested by the new Boss. Great move.

[@goofyrulez7914]

@@6AlphaMikeCharlie9 - If you were put in a room and told there were 100 snakes but "only" 10 are poisonous, how could you trust ANY of them? I'm so sick of people saying that bad cops are the exception. Like you said, bad cops are the rule.

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

@@goofyrulez7914 this is what i wrote: "Thank God not all Cops are bad but it shows the majority of them are, Good that he got Arrested by the new Boss. Great move" I said the majority of them are BAD

[@chaosunleashed274]

This officer is like the guardian angel for domestic abusers: beats the girl, gaslights her and even covers the abuser's tracks. What else could a domestic abuser ask for?

[@InsolentHalo]

What victim would call the police after something like this? Beat by the guy, beat by the police. Ever one of these officers should be in prison.

[@carlosbaez7884]

And give them 500,000 easy for their honeymoon

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@InsolentHalo Every one of the officers should be in prison? What the fuck for? The female police officer was very professional. Only Hernandez should’ve been prosecuted, and that’s exactly what ended up finally happening, thank goodness. What a shame that it took a new sheriff to clean up the department and take that action though. Shame on the sheriff that was serving when this happened and only put Hernandez on one day suspension without pay. The former sheriff should be prosecuted, but not put in prison for what he did. What he did was wrong, but it’s not to the extent that he should be serving prison time for it. I will say though that the former sheriff’s history should be looked over with a fine tooth comb though, and if he did something more severe than this, then perhaps prison time would be in order.

[@Shadowmants]

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Witnessing and then immediatley assisting in the cover up of her coworkers actions...

[@bregandaerth2529]

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 yeah... at least the female should. She watched her buddy mishandle a victim to the point of it being criminal. Then reprimanded the person who is now the victim of two abusers, and left with the suspect. Anyone else would be arrested for the level of association with the suspect during the commission of a violent felony, and be forced to prove their innocence in court. She's just as guilty as he is imo.

[@GThu1]

What should have happened? The first responding officer would actively listen, while showing understanding and empathy. Tell her that she is sorry to hear about bad reputation and expresss the willingness to do anything to make her feeling to be overturned. Give her a card with a telephone number to call anytime if she needs help, and finally assure her that the police is on her side. Everything would have been very different.

[@captainnapalm75]

Cop: We're here to investigate physical abuse Also cop: *physically abuses the victim*

[@Jagger02]

She knew about how terrible the Sheriff's department reputation was and knew exactly why she didn't want to interact with them.

[@biffsmith3927]

The cop proved her fear of cops to be real.

[@DJH316007]

She should have kept the door shut the 2nd time they knocked.

[@Brock_1025]

@@DJH316007 They would just breach the door & probably hurt her worse or kill her.

[@BB-1990]

They're reputation precedes them, and always has. Same department had an off duty officer beat up a little girl in a restaurant. Same department molested my brothers wife while they held her and trumped of charges.

[@fate-girl3020]

@@Brock_1025 lmao kill her? Give me a fucking break.

[@47CryXMA]

Wow. He gets 6 months probation, and if he completes it, he gets charged with no crimes. She settled with the county for $200,000.

[@c.m.9369]

So, in a night where she probably got assaulted by her partner, she also got assaulted by the cops. And they made a woman who already lacked trust in the cops distrust them even more. Blamed the victim for the assault she suffered. Oh, and destroyed the evidence for the original assault. Well done! That guy would probably grab a canister of gasolin when called to active fire!

[@darylhudson777]

It really makes me wonder if he is related or knows the Hispanic boyfriend and was trying to cover this Hispanic boyfriend's tracks destroy the evidence and there's something going on there that we don't know because after watching several of audit the audit's videos and others I see a lot of racism with cops.

[@monzer0172]

Imagine going to a domestic violence call and beating up the victim because they didn't cooperate. I can't think of a more traumatizing outcome

[@dirtdiver9668]

Former Deputy Hernandez pleaded guilty to official oppression and was sentenced to six months of probation. The victim settled her lawsuit with the county for $200,000.

[@JMetz]

Victim: "I've heard about you guys, and I don't want to talk to you." Cop: "I'm not going to hurt you." Partner chokes victim and slams her to the ground. Cop: "See? I said *I* wasn't going to hurt you."

[@lauriefrancois8526]

I LIKE THAT

[@cherylmcelveen2817]

Sounds just like court. Arbiter of facts, my ass. Suppressor of facts is what they are.

[@learnenglishwithblaine9604]

The female cop did a great job. Maybe we need a lot more female cops.

[@ospee2004]

Everyone has heard about Wilco. They must have taken a break from harassing black people to go harrass her.

[@violetwade6528]

@@learnenglishwithblaine9604 that's what im saying

[@arh9068]

"I'm not going to hurt you" Proceeds to hurt her. I remember seeing this when it happened, it was disgusting then and it's disgusting now. Glad that some justice was served buy honestly all the officers who aided her were just as guilty.

[@rembrandt972ify]

In all fairness, the person who said they wouldn't hurt her wasn't the person who assaulted her.

[@jfast8256]

They are guilty, they are not "just as guilty". I'm tired of hearing people claim "they are just as bad as (other)". No, some actions are clearly worse than others.

[@davida3244]

You're right. The female officer just mansplained why it was the victim's fault she was assaulted and handcuffed.

[@rayrandall286]

@@rembrandt972ify Doesn't really matter, the female cop did nothing to stop it.

[@rembrandt972ify]

@@rayrandall286 I never said she did. I just said she wasn't the one who assaulted her.

[@jamesynfg]

I’m trying to figure out how any of the exigent circumstances can exist from a phone call made by uninvolved “witnesses” to the occurrence. How can you have suspicion that the abuser is in the home when the “victim” didn’t call for help, the “victim” says she’s safe in the home with the person she called to be there, and the “victim” saying she doesn’t want to press charges or have any medical attention? This whole thing stems from a third party calling the police

[@thebullgator]

I love it when the cops ask someone “who called the cops?” Shouldn’t they know that when they show up?

[@rikki15000]

You know you don’t have to give a name when ringing……🙄

[@geo141000]

It might have been an anonymous caller.

[@brownskinbeauty.]

Right, regardless of giving a name or not, if they can trace callers I'm sure they have some way to identify them too 🤔

[@Reinforce_Zwei]

The responding cop will likely have just been given an address and brief thing like "shots fired" or "Potential domestic". It is the dispatcher who has the more completed information but with all calls, they must be taken seriously or harm could be done and lives lost.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

@@brownskinbeauty. They CAN (usually), but they almost never do. Why do you think "swatting" works? If police weren't so busy playing with their toys and acting like big tough guys, they'd track down false 911 reports and arrest them, but they almost never do.

[@garrettbohanan1455]

I love watching these videos. Always great to learn more about the law and my rights. However, the scariest thing about the videos you post is that almost every situation you audit, even YEARS after the fact, are not resolved. Whether it be charges or lawsuits. Charges still pending, lawsuits being put off. There needs to be major reform for our judicial system.

[@OnlyTheTruthSorry]

It's scary to even think police can force their way into your own home.

[@sjng68]

and under such easily fabricated pretext - "We got a call about violence here and we don't believe anything you say to the contrary."

[@silverletter4551]

@@sjng68 Yeah. They don't even need any actual evidence. They can even make it up if they want

[@gsnuf2]

@@silverletter4551 the wording of the laws make it that way

[@Gunner76770]

Your home is not yours it is the states if you think you have any rights at this point you haven’t been paying attention

[@cliffbutler4320]

@@Gunner76770 my home is mine Not the state's.nobody but me paid for it. So if anyone thinks they can trespass on my property without leaving in a body bag good luck with that. And I don't care what clown outfit they are wearing.

[@melissag2102]

I worked at a dv/sa shelter and this is a common attitude from the police. They blame the victim not understanding how dangerous and difficult it is.

[@48mastadon]

So the cop used the argument, "See what you made me do..." That is exactly the argument that an abuser uses.

[@RetiredWarriorHUAW]

"I'm a police officer and I'm here to help." Then proceeds to choke her after her boyfriend choked her and then blames the victim for making him choke her. This poor girl just can't win with dudes.

[@starguy2718]

Hernandez didn't *just* choke the girl; he threw her to the ground, put her in handcuffs, and then told her, "Look what you made me do to you!" And the sheriff PROMOTED this piece of work. SMH

[@arrjee9474]

Has it been established that the boyfriend did choke her?

[@RetiredWarriorHUAW]

@@arrjee9474 ...She had red marks and bruising around her neck and the officers questioned her about it. It would be an inducer that she was previously choked and one would conclude that she was, though she never admitted to it.

[@tsoliot5913]

@@RetiredWarriorHUAW indicator. She could have also have consented to being choked.

[@jimlidgard8295]

The fact that she was attacked twice in one night by two men, and each went for her throat, makes me sick and so sorry for her.

[@FelixUmbra]

Allegedly attacked by two different men. For all we know she has a skin condition and she is the aggressor. My advice would be to avoid claiming something as "fact" when all you have are allegations. That said, "protect and serve" my ass. All of the officers involved deserve the same punishment because they allowed it to continue.

[@tobiramasenju6290]

Yeah ease up on promulgating accusations as facts. I know you were essentially just talking out of your a$$, but even still these allegations are very serious.

[@barrontrump3943]

White night much? For the love of God please don't join LE. You are another psychopath like hernandez

[@chriswebster24]

Oh stfu. You don’t know if she was attacked more than once.

[@jimlidgard8295]

These comments are sad and funny at the same time 🤔

[@Godislove4517]

This officer needs to get the maximum penalty on account he committed the same crime he was there to protect her from.

[@orionshomeproductions]

literslly grabbing her neck. what a genius i bet he thought to himself " i bet this is how she got injured. i have to protect you, so im going to abuse you that way your abuser doesnt go jail. moron.

[@coreym162]

Exactly! How dumb. Bet his wife goes through the same thing or scared into submission... -_-

[@sayansamanta3775]

@@coreym162 his wife gonna be happy after he gets his sentence lol

[@basicallyno1722]

Woah! He grabs the “victim” by the throat to throw her to the ground AND illegally enter her home after she refuses entry?? THEN they place her in handcuffs?!? This gets me SO angry.

[@JawTooth]

He grabs her by the neck in order to protect her from being assaulted by her boyfriend. SMH

[@jaynecobb3701]

It is so sad that she was a victim of domestic abuse, then the cops had to follow that up with additional abuse of force. I just hope she does not get abused by the court system next.

[@arturob5306]

Would have been less sad if she just cooperated and let them do their job. You cant cry victim and then refuse help

[@KaysoDilaYT]

@@arturob5306 she didn’t cry victim.

[@f-bodygarage]

@@arturob5306 she literally didn’t ask for help

[@Paulhartrocks]

@@arturob5306 save some boot for the rest of your friends to lick there, bud.

[@jaynecobb3701]

@@arturob5306 Blaming the victim does not help.

[@cloudyboy1756]

6:52 I remember hearing that police officers don’t have a constitutional duty to protect people , so how do they suddenly have the ability to invade your home to “protect “ you?

[@tester3x]

Absolutely hypocritical. I totally agree with your post. Let me also throw this in... if the police side of government doesn't have the duty why does any other part of government? Most laws are so arbitrary and made on a whim. Some law makers motherly instinct kicks in to give us laws on how and where we are allowed to walk. Yet people jumping out of airplanes or climbing the side of a rock face with no safety gear is perfectly OK.

[@yudvs1taff600]

That is a really good question! I’m disgusted by the unquestioned power and control that police are given! With no accountability transparency or outside investigations into wrong doing! There allowed to do the very things we pay them to keep others from doing to us with no consequences! Maybe there needed but not to the extent and over reach they have! We need change big changes. We shouldn’t be afraid to be pulled over or talked to or call the police! We shouldn’t have to be afraid at all !

[@cavemanorigins5348]

The female cop: “we are not going to hurt you.” Proceeds to allow her department to hurt the victim.

[@BigTye369]

“If we don’t get your cooperation we take it “

[@STEYFOKISED365]

It's starting to become really disturbing to learn that the only thing cops seem to keep getting right, is doing their jobs WRONG! 🤔🤦😒😔👎👌👍✌️

[@DrummerJacob]

That's not doing their job right

[@jeffhawk1318]

You don't hear about all the cops that do there jobs very good. The media only shows you a few bad ones.

[@sergiopepe2210]

To be honest these channels talk about officer misconducts. For every one of those there are thousands of normal interactions between cops and citizens

[@GoldenMinotaur]

Nah, think of how many tens of thousands of police interactions happen each day with no issues. We are watching channels that focus on the bad, when you only watch the bad it seems to outweigh the good

[@icecold9511]

@@jeffhawk1318 And a lack of bosses that seem to care about the wrongs.

[@anonymous4298]

Just imagine what this loser is doing to his wife. Kinda ironic he’s responding to a domestic violence call and the guy who’s supposed to be helping is abusing the victim

[@darcos7535]

Thought the same thing myself

[@justlooking3572]

She was right to be initially hesitant only to be confirmed minutes later.

[@squadabingo9113]

Yeah much respect to the girl following up on this topic and having the courage to pursue legal ramifications. If she reads this…she should know that we’re all proud of her!

[@squadabingo9113]

@beerrrrs better later than never right.

[@b-randyg8472]

Couldn’t agree more! More people need to stand up for their rights. I applaud her!

[@Plant_Parenthood]

@@squadabingo9113 We don't know all the details. There could be a good reason why she wasn't able to file charges until recently. It sounds like a lot of things changed when the new sheriff chief came in. Maybe that put her in a better position to pursue legal action. Could be any number of things. The legal system is complex and bloated and needlessly complicated, with all sorts of seemingly arbitrary rules.

[@squadabingo9113]

@@Plant_Parenthood better late than never in this case. Wouldn’t you say

[@Chrisfragger1]

This is why you don't talk to the police, and especially why you do not open the door and walk out to talk to them.

[@401Unauthoriz3d]

How disgusting to be a victim of domestic violence and be physically abused by the police that respond to the scene! Edit: I always watch to the end… you guys are the best!

[@peanutbutterdragon4105]

I was the victim of domestic violence and when the cops arrived they just assumed I was the aggressor without investigating and tried to beat me to death.

[@Yourtimeis]

@@peanutbutterdragon4105 hope u sued and ran up a check brotha

[@donivanhummel3106]

So he grabs her by the throat to protect her from domestic violence??? The stupidity is mind boggling.

[@GSP-76]

This cop was way out of bounds right from the start. She's literally interrogating the supposed victim right from the start. She had no basis to do anything. Then robocop shows up and grabs the "victim" by the very neck his partner said she saw fresh marks on just 20 seconds prior. Real winners here.

[@grandvizir]

@Aluzky ofc not. If a victim doesn’t want to answer question you can not force her to, same with witnesses... it’s called intimidation. And you’re supposed to investigate with what you have, how do you investigate a murder by that same logic when there is no victim to talk to lol.

[@rrdt]

The first officer did a great job. The victim is under no obligation to answer her questions, however, she wouldn't have been doing her job if she didn't ask them. Domestic abuse victims often defend and lie to cover for their abusers. The officer would've been negligent if she didn't investigate the situation.

[@grandvizir]

@@rrdt and ? Lying and covering isn’t a crime lol, there isn’t even a charge so no crime have been committed. There is nothing to investigate, this wasn’t an interrogation it was a consensual chat. When it’s not anymore they are done. That’s why he got caught, harboring a non fugitive is not a crime… and no, investigating doesn’t give you the right to break in, torture or intimidate victims and witnesses. She would have been a great cop if she walked back to her car after that chat, bringing a swat team of morons in not so much. She knows exactly that would happen, and said yes, and if she was a great cop she would have arrested her colleague on the spot for assault, or not entering the home. She did neither, bare minimum is being great apparently.

[@RyukyuStyle]

@Aluzky yeah and the victim told them nothing happened, she didnt want to talk to them, and to go away. the lady cop did not comply with the victims wishes, called for more officers, there was like 5 in total inside of her place.... and they forced their way in by throwing her to the ground by the throat. Every single cop there is complicit in violating the victim. period. stop worshipping police officers. if this lady officer had listened to the victim, right down what she said, and then leave to get a warrant if you think she is lying. thats called due process. but she didnt listen to the victim, which tells me they already thought they knew everything and had no intentions on listening to anything she had to say. They had intended this from the very start. Warrantless search by thieves. they probably were hoping there was paraphernalia in view so they could raid the house and take any money or drugs laying around. (they do this regularly) but probably already know that seeing as how you are most definitely a police officer.

[@rrdt]

@@grandvizir your lack of reading comprehension is apalling.

[@pixel0]

200k settlement for victim Former Officer Hernandez plead guitly to oppression, it was only punished with up to 1 year and a 4k fine, he got 6mo (potentially deferred)

[@wishmaster4089]

I don't know how healthy it is to watch these videos consistently... It makes me rage like little else, yet I can't stop myself watching. What a conundrum! Great channel. So addictive.

[@TheDuke78]

Same here. I used to be pro blue and wanted an American flag with the blue line. After a really bad experience and being treated like a criminal while having my vehicle illegally searched, I'm kinda like F the police. 😡 I know they aren't all bad, but when they don't stand up to the bad cops, then they deserve to be viewed as the same.

[@orangebeagle3068]

Maybe watch some LivePD to balance it out? Haha

[@Vex_Ed885]

😋Justice of man is corrupt and the Justice of god is ever present 😈now and then

[@goofyrulez7914]

Ewe Toob shouldn't filter us when we want to say what we really think of pigs and what to do to them because it would be a release that would stop us from doing it for real. So, if anything happens to the damned pigs, it's U Toob's fault.

[@1620rx]

Exercise your rights, don't let anything affect that.

[@Gamer5898]

"she got marks on her neck, possibly fresh" Proceeds to force entry by choke slamming the victim and telling them how its all their fault. Great job man, great f'ing job.

[@Iceking007]

"Do you have marks on your neck?" "No, I don't know..." "Well you do now!"

[@marcantoinelab12321]

"I'm okay I don't wanna talk to you, I don't need your help, I don't want to press charges" Cop then proceeds to try and force her to cooperate and get the police involved Wether she wants to or not. This is ridiculous. You can be a victim, and the cop will literally turn you into someone guilty if you don't cooperate. You can, give me that lip service about being technically correct about being able to enter based on precedents. But in reality, they didn't have anything to suspect that, they just didn't like someone not cooperating. I would've bought it if they didn't insist or grabbed her throat or talk to her like "do you understand why you're in handcuffs right now". This is abuse of power, these cops are power tripping. This is disgusting.

[@heathercampbell1560]

Assaulted Woman gets an A+ for keeping her cool in this situation despite the violence she was getting from all angles.

[@redfoxtheposer8808]

Abuse victims have to learn to keep their cool

[@mikemactavish1665]

Saw video on this incident some time ago and wondered how in the hell that officer was not held accountable. Good to see the new Sheriff is doing the right thing . . . thanks for the update and analysis.

[@eugenemartone7023]

So a grand jury no billed the assault charges and he plead guilty to official oppression and got six months of deferred adjudication. A bit of community service and no conviction. Meanwhile she got 200k in taxpayer money after settling with the county. Justice is served!

[@lanceroark6386]

Forget suing a cop. Sue the judge after you’re proceeded against based on presumed guilt.

[@glee21012]

Judges have sovereign, 100% immunity, you cannot take civil action against them. Cops have limited immunity. Learn the difference.

[@lanceroark6386]

@@glee21012 how do you know that?

[@camronbitzer3159]

@@lanceroark6386 look up judicial immunity

[@lanceroark6386]

@@camronbitzer3159 no one asked you.

[@lanceroark6386]

@@glee21012 I thought to myself, “this could go bad. This guy could actually be right;” but no, you’re not. Carefully read my comment again, carefully read the description of sovereign immunity, and compare the two. If you have half the intellect of an ant, you’ll figure out why you’re wrong. In other words, “there’s the water, horse.”

[@southflorida2step287]

I was arrested in 2001 for "domestic violence" in florida and was told by the arresting officer that it wasn't up to my girlfriend but mandated by the state that they "had to take someone to jail", is this true? And if not, do i have any right at such a long time, being 23 years later to press charges against the state?

[@Wickit96]

The amount of irony in this is almost unbelievable. Goes to a dwelling in response to a domestic violence call, let's her know that they are not there to hurt her. Commits a domestic violence situation and hurts her. I hope she gets everything and then some for that settlement, cops Did more damage to her physically and mentally than it seems like the boyfriend did. Smh.

[@thethpian]

Previous boss gives him a clean bill of health and promotes him. Jesus man but she saw them coming.

[@ArissXAS]

She sure deserves to win the case, but you guys seem to not really know and be able to imagine what an abusive relationship is, especially one where one of them is physically hurting the other. You think it's like a 10-20 minutes encounter with the police or less, but it's much worse. Living in constant fear that the other will hurt you. Not having the guts to tell anyone of it because you fear your partner will hurt you even more. This cops were totally unprofessional, but good cops would still enter that appartement, without slamming her on the floor, while reassuring her that they are not there to harm her.

[@thethpian]

@@ArissXAS No one is questioning their need to gain entry. The cop needs jail time is the prevailing opinion. Watch the original video linked in the description. It's more awful and clear cut than what the edit is alluding to here.

[@ArissXAS]

@@thethpian I get that, and I am not saying anyone is questioning that, I'm saying people don't know how serious an abusive relationship is, if they make it less bad than this police interaction.

[@Justicesfor]

The BS cop is more abusive to her then her boyfriend allegedly was. He’s suppose to be there to protect her. Not beat her. What a POS.

[@carlost856]

40% of cops are domestic abusers. This is just what they do.

[@bifftanto]

If you think cops are there to protect you you live in bubble. Must be nice living in a dream world....where cops actually help you

[@jamesmclean4495]

On a different note do your friends ever page you over an intercom system

[@timbanderson6611]

Than*

[@paulriversred738]

@@carlost856 I do believe your percentage is wrong🤷‍♂️

[@reiddutchess9955]

Love how this officer says “I’m not going to hurt you”, then immediately forces her to do something she vehemently doesn’t want to do without any legal justification. Domestic abusers do this exact same thing, forcing someone to do something they don’t want or endure something they don’t want while claiming they don’t want to hurt them. Good job officer.

[@thisbushnell2012]

She suffered _at minimum_ the SAME ABUSE FROM THE COP that he was ostensibly there to protect her from.

[@johnjames9359]

Being a cop might be one of the few jobs where you’re allowed to yell, scream, and swear at people you find annoying while on the job. Smh

[@beh0003]

And then get a paid vacation while they “investigate” and find no wrongdoing.

[@biglammo]

Using force to subdue a possible victim of domestic violence is inhumane. It makes me fear for what this man's own family is exposed to.

[@burke615]

That was my thought exactly. I would bet dollars to donuts he is or has been a domestic abuser himself.

[@jillmac2000]

Nothing says "we are here to help" like committing additional acts of violence against you and then blaming you for all of it

[@Naked_Rider_Joe]

The county settled out of court for $ 200k

[@stephencruthis3916]

dont ever answer the door when cops knock

[@jolielavey1769]

I feel so bad for this girl shes clearly got a lot to deal with and the cops made it worse

[@hermanmunster3358]

As cops often do these days. Trust and confidence in police is at an all time low.

[@danielpetrucci8952]

@@hermanmunster3358 is is why you have a second Amendment Americans this is why to protect you from Asshole cops and criminals and Tyrant Government

[@drake.707]

She hella called how the interaction with the cops was going to go.

[@abigailpena5950]

This is sickening, who tf does that to a person who might've literally just been grabbed by the throat? Hope she gets justice and proper help if abuse is a legit issue in her life.

[@chipsdad5861]

The language of domestic violence statues have allowed women to weaponized Domestic Violence accusations. I caught my wife lying, voluntarily left my home to avoid a confrontation, spent 2 weeks meeting with my wife at a marriage counseling office. She abruptly ended the session after I discovered 2 massive lies. She went to the authorities and even after 2 weeks of no contact she was still granted a restraining order.

[@JorgeMoreno-bm2oz]

I would think cops are supposed to de-escalate situations, in this case seems a lot to do about nothing. Cops should be fighting hard crime instead of bullying or attacking defenseless citizens

[@lindenmanmax]

How would the state go about prosecuting a case of domestic violence if the alleged victim denied any assault had taken place?

[@gungir2295]

"Cop" Hernandez quite possibly did literally what they believed the suspect did to her.

[@ScáthachAssassin]

Cop - "Did a man use violence and left those red marks on your neck?" Girl - "No sir" Cop - "Hold my beer"

[@firepixie3820]

BEST COMMENT ! 🤣🤣

[@blueliesmatter2]

You sir are sooo wrong. Thank you for that.

[@eazymoney27seth37]

I'm weak 🤣 😭 💀

[@micheallyons731]

When she said she wanted didn't want to press charges it should have to put in when you tell them you're there not wanted anymore.

[@bizzoulabaou]

I've watched probably 100+ audit videos and this one is one of the few to make me genuinely feel sick.

[@morten1]

But imagine if she in fact was abused but was afraid of him to tell about it

[@sofakingonmynuts1438]

@@morten1 so we should choke slam 30 abuse victims in the pursuit of justice?

[@aidialces]

​@@morten1Not the case at all. And even if it was this FORMER cop's action were unjustified and more violent and traumatic to the victim.

[@brianbadonde9251]

​@@morten1so what of that's the case? Does that excuse the officer assaulting her like that or speaking to her in that manner?

[@may8043]

@@morten1 so you think it's justified for an abuse victim to be abused by being choked-slammed to the ground in order to protect her from abuse?

[@thomaspowell6174]

And know she will never call again, no matter what happens in her neighborhood.

[@jonsingle1614]

We are here to protect you no matter how much we have to hurt you

[@michalaleskandr3985]

Imagine going to the aid of a woman who was being "domestically abused" and eventually grabbing her by the throat and physically assaulting her. The bullshit they do is astounding... if she was abused... she has now been abused twice by two different men in the same evening!

[@musicalaviator]

They were sent to see if she was being abused. She wouldn't tell them if she was being abused, so they made sure she was.

[@Dowlphin]

It is reasonable to suspect the cop is a domestic abuser himself. Imagine being the victim of domestic abuse by your cop husband/boyfriend. Add to that the evidently bad state of the local PD. Consider that the cop left when his police chief was replaced by someone else. Quite the clear picture.

[@LadyDi49Diana1.0]

As prior LE, there were no exigent circumstances that I see. As far as the cop grabbing her by the neck goes, this is unwarranted use of force! The series Live PD is no longer shown because it was full of rights violations and not constitutional! These two officers need to be fired and sued immediately IMO!

[@RDA8191]

She said nothing happened and the cop requests a k9 and calls her a "victim"

[@estellewinters8502]

Why the f**k does it take a lawsuit for the police department to do the right thing in the first place. She’s made it clear that she doesn’t trust them and they proved them right! Infuriating 🤬😡

[@jamiejeffries430]

So what you are saying is if a person refuses entry to a home without a warrant then all the cop needs to do is say domestic violence and he can gain entry. This is not right may be legal but not right.

[@jacobbaird9361]

If that’s how he treats a DV victim imagine how he treats his wife

[@dustincongello5802]

she should not have answered the door when the cops came back and let them break in if they wanted to go inside

[@brkbtjunkie]

Damn they protected and served the shit out of her.

[@hotfishfromsharktale]

Omg no they absolutely should NOT be allowed to do what they did?!? She said she wasnt comfortable with the police, and then they proved exactly why.

[@thewhiskeycowboy-official]

How DARE anyone abuse women... other than THEM! What a disgusting situation... to say the least.

[@trohan_11]

Outcome update: Deputy Hernandez got 6 months probation after pleading guilty; the county settled with Ms. Leal for $200,000