Canton police officers charged with reckless homicide in death of Frank Tyson

[@mozacs3482]

Should. Be charged with murder we all seen the video

[@daniellebrooks7510]

Hope the family sues the city for everything

[@notthatronjohnson1187]

Neck tattoos on a police ossifer. Boy have they lowered the bar.

[@DavidMillikan]

I totally agree with you I saw that myself what happened to professionalism it just looks like a thug

[@DK-un9km]

That was my VERY first thought!!!

[@brianstelter7067]

Some in California have gang tats, still. But I'm sure they have become upstanding citizens 😅😅😅😅😅

[@MrMew]

Welcome to U.S.A Where the laws help thug lyfe.

[@mattklein1808]

He received the neck tattoo while serving in Afghanistan. Congratulations on that. Maybe stick to his actions rather than his appearance christ

[@ellisthejerk8018]

If they weren't cops they would have gotten over 30 years

[@Cameron_611]

*Life

[@cococinnamon2236]

Hey, if he would’ve obey the police, he would’ve been alive

[@ellisthejerk8018]

@@cococinnamon2236 being that they are being charged I don't think they are the perfect role models for cops

[@chiefg3023]

Justice hasn’t been served until the sentencing

[@DavidMillikan]

Tattoos on the neck of a police officer should not be allowed it's so gangster

[@David-wb9vw]

That's because there is gangs inside the police department

[@5thlevelweb887]

@@David-wb9vwthe blue line gang is the country's worst.

[@Jimbodini112]

They’re gang tat’s.! Biggest gang in our country rep the “blue line”. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@luvleeana]

You’re ignorant

[@Jimbodini112]

@@DavidMillikan GANG TATS.!! 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ianbattles7290]

There are people serving longer sentences just for selling weed.

[@themarketer11]

REAL TALK…

[@rd5107]

3 years for killing a human being? Sad.

[@BajatheChickenMan]

different justice for them cause they consider themselves above the rest of us.

[@Choppermv17]

Yeah imagine drunk driving into somebody ending there life then the punishment is 3 years W TF

[@cococinnamon2236]

But about all the kids and adults they were killed in Chicago every day?

[@dinosaur8702]

he was all hopped up on booger sugar and was fat, he did himself in

[@ourrightsmatter154]

3 years for killing someone 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@ianbattles7290]

There are people serving longer sentences just for selling weed to their friend.

[@theksggek]

@@ianbattles7290 name one

[@JK_Chapman]

the blue wall of silence, corruption, and incompetence

[@jeffreyrudolph5061]

An indictment is a vote for the charges to be moved to trial. This doesn't imply guilt , only that the grand jury has decided that the public deserves a full account of the facts ... as surrounding a death , resulting from said apprehension . The homicide is alleged at this time , as covered .

[@BrinlyJohnson]

They will appeal and use qualified immunity to get out of it.

[@beck9314]

they look like bad cops

[@shaystern2453]

bad people

[@gsmith7036]

ACAB

[@garyfounds2069]

3 years isn't enough that's a joke

[@rodneylitton638]

So what an indictment means nothing for cops. They will take a plea deal for jaywalking and get their jobs back with promotions and raises

[@notthatronjohnson1187]

Qualified immunity - Root cause of a lot of Police Misconduct The U.S. Supreme Court first introduced the qualified immunity doctrine in Pierson v. Ray (1967), a case litigated during the height of the civil rights movement. It is stated to have been originally introduced with the rationale of protecting law enforcement officials from frivolous lawsuits and financial liability in cases where they acted in good faith in unclear legal situations. Starting around 2005, courts increasingly applied the doctrine to cases involving the use of excessive or deadly force by police, leading to widespread criticism that it "has become a nearly fail safe tool to let police brutality go unpunished and deny victims their constitutional rights" (as summarized in a 2020 Reuters report). This doctrine, invented by the Court out of whole cloth, immunizes public officials even when they commit legal misconduct unless they violated 'clearly established law'. That standard is incredibly difficult for civil rights plaintiffs to overcome because the courts have required not just a clear legal rule, but a prior case on the books with functionally identical facts. In addition, cities and states can create their own causes of action to hold government officials accountable and ban qualified immunity as a potential defense. Today, four states-Colorado, Montana, Nevada, and New Mexico-have eliminated qualified immunity for state constitutional lawsuits against police officers. Qualified immunity only applies when a police officer has violated someone’s constitutional rights. Police officers who are “legitimately performing their duties” (i.e. acting lawfully) do not need qualified immunity because, by definition, they are not violating anyone’s rights in the first place. Contact your state representatives, state senators, Federal congressmen (women) and senators. And voice your opinion.

[@theksggek]

QI isn't in play on this case tard

[@ourrightsmatter154]

😡😡😡😡

[@charlespittsjr604]

How would 3 yrs equate to taking a life? It shows you how tipped the scales are !!!

[@charlespittsjr604]

Cops very rarely get in trouble. You can hear he can't breathe. What are these cops doing?

[@marct9942]

Only 6 months to bring charges? if it were a black civilian; arrested, charged and convicted in a matter of weeks

[@Cameron_611]

“Now we know who the bad guy is”~White Attorney

[@PaulGriffin-ox1gp]

Only 3 years. If a civilian done that, they would get life. A police officer is just as culpable as any one else and should face a harsher sentence than the citizens. The court system is wrong and needs to be held just as accountable as the rest of us. They think they are above the law and sometimes we will have to take the law into our hands to see justice.

[@notozknows]

You can see their 'gang tattoos' pretty good from here.

[@Donaleigh222]

There is no statute of limitations on murder.

[@williamruiz3889]

That little bit of time for everything that we originally saw on video these guys laughed and Mocked him.. This was one big game to them. They knew what they were doing. This should be murder, not reckless homicide these guys knew what they were doing the whole time. Why would you put your Damn knee on his neck said he couldn’t breathe.. While they all stayed around goofing and the time of their lives.. I feel so bad for this family. He should’ve saw judge instead of a mortician…

[@judan8196]

Luckily some good court systems have done it job for indicting this officers. Luckily for body cameras.

[@WideAwake502]

Maximum 3 years??

[@Alaric-u9i]

Three years That's it 😲😳

[@thechosen481]

They should be identified as former officers and charged with murder.

[@sunnydelight5255]

Never ever be a cop. Let these bratty hard headed citizens police themselves!

[@gsmith7036]

Oh listen to you... Mr high and mighty!!!

[@SargeantPhillips-ug5zw]

Yeah we can tell you support cops who unalive yte/brown folks in their own home even when being at the wrong address...smdh.

[@daniellebrooks7510]

Better off that way since cops killing folks for no left signal, tail light out, no front tag, warrant for child support, jaywalking, cellphone in hand, picking up a hat, holding water

[@themarketer11]

3 years for reckless homicide are you kidding. And that’s a sentence??

[@charliepiland3285]

Where was the crime by the 2 cops who were trying to arrest a resisting subject? They appear to have used force necessary to overcome the continuous resistance by the coked-up man with a diseased-heart.

[@TheAbsolutShame]

Your Klan hat is showing ....

[@Aint_no_senators_son]

You're not smart. They don't get to execute him

[@charliepiland3285]

@ ….They didn’t “execute” him….they fought with him to overcome his unlawful resistance, to arrest him for his alleged crime(s). And after reading your comment, I’ll take the insult to my intelligence as a badge of honor.

[@timothycostello7326]

Police have been given to much power and protection.

[@theksggek]

Completely ridiculous. Notice how they didn't highlight the evidence of cocaine. Prosecutor should be charged.

[@valentinius62]

And alcohol I believe. However, the ME doesn't believe that that alone was his cause of death. Just being high and drunk doesn't necessarily mean you're going to die. But the issue is whether or not the officers restrained him with appropriate force or not.

[@Choppermv17]

Lol yeah I'm sure the medical examiner is just woke LOL

[@johnwebb167]

Yeah charged with wearing a bad chin strap

[@TheAbsolutShame]

People like you wonder why so many distrust the police.

[@theksggek]

@TheAbsolutShame people like you think they're all bad

[@MNDashcam]

We know the real reason charges were brought

[@TheAbsolutShame]

Of course we do. You can only let police get away with so much murder on camera.

[@wvhillbille9458]

Why was he fighting the police? Was he drunk? Why would he run into the VFW is he was not drunk? But he was fighting the police.

[@Nic-wv3wg]

The video showed the autopsy report saying he was drunk and high on cocaine too. Obviously should have been handled differently, but hindsight is always 20/20.

[@gary9346]

If two cops literally half this man's age can't arrest him without killing him, they should not be cops.

[@Nic-wv3wg]

@gary9346 they arrested him fine, unless you didn't watch the video. He passed away after the fact due to how he was laying along with other factors you can see on the autopsy report in the video. If you even bothered to watch the video in the first place.

[@gary9346]

@Nic-wv3wg So it's their fault for laying him down wrong? Or did they kick this man in the chest? Which one is it?

[@omegapointil5741]

REFORM????? BS

[@garypiatt4666]

“Now we know who the bad guy was. And it wasn’t Frank.” Um, had he not fought the police who were arresting him……………

[@garypiatt4666]

Upon reading portions of the autopsy report that was released, him high on cocaine and drunk, along with cardiopulmonary arrest- from fighting the police and resisting arrest- probably shows that he actually was the bad guy. What he did here was awfully similar to what lead to the arrest that landed him in prison for 22-24 years. Yeah, he wasn’t the bad guy. I’d love to know how the police should have facilitated this arrest!

[@DK-un9km]

@@garypiatt4666 Because regardless of his past, he’s a human being. The officers should have responded to him being on the ground and clearly in physical distress.

[@garypiatt4666]

@ The only reason he was on the ground was they put him there, after he began resisting arrest. If you are referring to him saying “I can’t breathe” as him being “clearly in physical distress,” you need to watch about a thousand more videos of criminals being arrested and yelling “I can’t breathe.” It happens so often that it is kind like that ol kids story- Chicken Little! So, again I ask, how should the officers have behaved once he was under arrest and began resisting? Also, I simply mentioned his past to show he had the same response to the officers who arrested him back then- fight.

[@allenwilliams8891]

FTP

[@garypiatt4666]

@ FTP Fuch The Perp?

[@Rolosecurityco]

Absolutely ridiculous

[@alexkover9635]

3 yrs

[@daniellebrooks7510]

Always ohio they shot a black man over no front tag smh

[@22onwheels12]

bruhh was high af on cocaine, he was restrained which is legal and held prone which is legal, his heart then exploded from the coke and they blame the officers .. its just a law enforcement witch hunt

[@gregbolton1480]

You are so stupid and now everyone knows what a dangerous redneck ah you really are ???

[@Blu_Ice_392]

And thats y these clowns literally get away with murder, no matter what they do somebody somewhere will defend them

[@mr.whisper3338]

@22onwheels12 Exactly. There are bad cops out there, too many. However, imo, these cops were trying to arrest him for something he did, he resisted, and the physical toll was too much on his heart due to the cocaine. There is a report that they should've called for EMT sooner, but judging by how quickly the symptoms of cardiac arrest set in, I doubt they would've been there in time either way as he was already slowing in speech, which means imminent death.

[@johnwebb167]

​@@Blu_Ice_392Sounds like libturds

[@Hoycelolland]

No need for defunding police, they seem to be hard at work doing that themselves.

[@electraglide2818]

So the black dude had no part in his death?

[@TheAbsolutShame]

No he did not and that is obvious . Do you know how hard it is to indict police officers?

[@lesliekilpatrick7875]

He didn't coke himself

[@bkk7705]

So if the man killed one of the cops would this be the same charges for the cops i think not ?

[@Zkwm999]

All i got to say is Frank Tyson would still be alive today if he didn't break the law by fleeing the scene of an accident & resisting arrested lol 😂🤦‍♂️

[@robertcollins8621]

Law Enforcement in addition to the mental and moral standards we need a strict No Pass No Play PT test and an even stricter Fire Arms certification. If You don’t Pass you don’t get to stay a police officer. I’d recommend 2 certifications a year with civilians instructors( NO Police ). Their raises and promotions should require one also. No pass No Work!

[@tadrobinson7709]

cocaine and ethanol...but yet its the cops fault...why he run from a crash?

[@ethanhermsey]

But it's all futile right? We've literally been here before.. It WILL happen again and again...

[@boydanderson6541]

Protect the Blue…the Hell with you! Justice System….citizens….tax payers don’t matter. “End Qualified Immunity”. Police department need to individually self insure…just like all U.S. professional that are required to do so!!!!!!

[@geoq488]

So let me get this strait. Guy runs in to bar starts harassing patrons. Gets arrested and put in police custody and then dies. The Coronor found cocaine in Tysons system and concluded it was death to cardiopulmonary arrest (heart attack). And the cops get charged with Homicide? This is insanity the legal system has failed.

[@aschkansabaghi4901]

No your just incompetent!

[@geoq488]

@@aschkansabaghi4901 sure moron, good argument.

[@Leroy-l9w]

He runs into a private bar and starts harassing people. He is asked to lesve and refused to leave. Coked up with a,bad heart. God help my people.​@aschkansabaghi4901

[@leolabell2182]

Wow I guess they'll never learn not to use that method😢😢

[@paydn202]

if they were black this wouldnt even be a video

[@sammienochez8497]

Inside Thin Blue Line Gang Members

[@Joeybagofdonutts]

This white Attorney or spokesperson is a 🤡

[@brianbooser2170]

Trust the police...........yeah, right.

[@Rolosecurityco]

Accountable for what 😂😂😂 this is absolutely bullshit

[@freedomofspeech361]

Key word here is 'STRUGGLE' with police; So, they arrested 2 officers for doing their job having to fight with a drunk, probably an alcoholic, trying to detain him which so happened to have heart disease, which is caused by alcoholism, by the way and he died. 🤨😒 Honestly, I wouldn't say that it's any of the 2 cop's fault. He did it to himself. This BS is back azzword ridiculous nonsense🤨🤨 P.S. Safer my azz, I do not see fair here, or reasonable either.

[@Choppermv17]

Lol well worst case scenario they get 3 years and get out in 2 on good behavior but most likely will take a plea deal for probation and the taxpayer will pay out a massive settlement

[@gary9346]

My god you are disgusting.

[@XavierVillarreal-o4o]

People need 2 humble themselves, and keep short accounts of sins, ( the king's heart is in the hand of the LORD's;🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Rolosecurityco]

Absolute bs

[@mr.whisper3338]

No one dislikes bad cops more than me, but that autopsy report says he was high on cocaine and ethanol while he was driving, which is why he crashed. Frank could've deleted innocent people with his recklessness. The altercation occurred because he resisted arrest for something he was guilty of.

[@Choppermv17]

And? If I rub a bank can the police just hang me on the street? No we have courts for a reason Noticed you didn't mention how he stopped breathing for 5 minutes before they checked on him Then proceeded to not provide medical aide

[@mr.whisper3338]

@Choppermv17 Bruh..his heart gave out because he was drunk, high on hardcore drugs and because he resisted arrest for something he did. Shame on him for risking the lives of other drivers by riding on that junk. Can't help but notice you forgot to mention that part.

[@Choppermv17]

I feel like some people definitely dislike bad cops more than you considering your rushing to defend 2 of them

[@Choppermv17]

​@@mr.whisper3338 but he's not a perfect victim? Few are So weird how people are walking talking and even running then the cops get involved and suddenly their heart just explodes You didn't seem to mention how he stopped breathing for 5 minutes before they even checked oh him then waited 10 more minutes to call an ambulance but you probably blame Uvaldie on the kids so why argue with you

[@mr.whisper3338]

@Choppermv17 The sins of the officers don't erase the sins of Mr. Tyson. If they messed up, too, they should be held responsible. That still doesn't mean Frank endangering other drivers while driving high on drugs, which obviously affected his driving (He crashed) is okay. If he hadn't resisted, would his heart have given out?

[@Alaric-u9i]

Usual suspects 🤔🤔🤔 Now pay reparations 💸 💸💸

[@iMatti00]

😂 That’s like saying all of us “Europeans“ deserve reparations against the true “usual suspects“ because statistically is them committing crime of robbery and burning down buildings based on protest and committing murder and living off the government. So if you wanna make this racial, you’re gonna lose every time. I want people held accountable when it’s appropriate, but I’m also not blind to the actual statistical truth. I can see patterns.

[@Tony-i7k]

Fake news fake news fake news fake news fake news

[@omegapointil5741]

BRAVO DA

[@connor_flanigan]

2:08 (in my Stands With a Fist voice) "I will try to make the White words"

[@blacckstarrracing7823]

Usual suspects

[@jamespayne6923]

3 years not shit for a life

[@aacomp1]

Stay out of towns named canton

[@ToughguyJP]

3 years for wreckless homicide??? 🙄

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

Ridiculous the guy died of health complications and drugs. Sounded familiar. Why would anyone be a cop today

[@TheAbsolutShame]

To protect and serve not choke people to death while they scream they cannot breathe. Did you watch the video? The officer told him to shut the fuck up when he said he couldn't breathe.

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

@ the have to control them when they fight. They all say that when they are arrested nowadays

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

@@TheAbsolutShame you should apply to be an officer. You got it figured out!!

[@TheAbsolutShame]

@@sheerwillsurvival2064 You definitely shouldn't. Your use of the word they is very telling and assumptive. Regardless of fact or even actual camera footage that proves you are incorrect you still feel like it's they with the problem. I don't have the job figured out just certain people.

[@TheAbsolutShame]

@@sheerwillsurvival2064 And I am supportive of our local sheriff department as well as having several family members formerly NYPD. I just don't support bad cops, usually those who forget they are not above civilians but equals.

[@ricksanchez5742]

🔥👋🐷🔥👋👹🔥

[@Chris-h3s5q]

3 years

[@JoseGuzman-qk6yh]

3 years pfft

[@georgerucker9263]

Yea rite they will be hired in the next town over

[@burgundybutterflies4910]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@sharonmarion3654]

The cop key in his head m he can’t breathe

[@sharonmarion3654]

Knee

[@timtaylor6575]

Was he fighting with the officers?.. I haven’t seen the footage

[@LVA22-y1m]

Yes, fighting, resisting arrest, and he had broken into the VA after he crashed a car into a light pole. Had a pocket full of drugs, and didn't want the cops to find them. Long criminal history, check CJIS.

[@jeanpierre9539]

Stop trying to justify the cause! These crooked cops are corrupt. Whites just refuse to hold their own accountable. That’s what’s wrong with this society!

[@JosaxinA]

🐷🐷

[@rbrb5275]

Amerikkka

[@johnwebb167]

Stone needs to get rid of the chin strap

[@Rolosecurityco]

So police can’t make arrest bc someone might Have heart attack?!?!

[@TheAbsolutShame]

Yes they can they just can't kill him get it?

[@2623-u1c]

@@TheAbsolutShame if you have preexisting heart issues you shouldn’t be drinking and driving plus using cocaine and then resisting arrest… 🤦‍♂️ literally a recipe for a heart attack 🤡

[@Rolosecurityco]

@ they didn’t kill him moron his heart attack did. You can’t be that stupid?

[@timtaylor6575]

As much as I would like to encourage my kids to make a good living becoming cops…. Being a cop is a sketchy career these days… Have to walk a fine line

[@DANAFANBOY]

All you have to do is not abuse your power. Not sure what’s so hard about that.

[@timtaylor6575]

There’s more to it than that… Cops are coming to work in fear of getting killed or shot… Policing is much different now then it was back in the day

[@timtaylor6575]

Got to be extremely careful with these minority encounters

[@magnumrob164]

@@DANAFANBOY They didn't abuse their power. Democrats just make anything and everything a racial issue and subsequently innocent people are found guilty in order to avoid rioting (a favorite activity of Democrats). Don't be a liability to society; don't be a Demo.

[@shaystern2453]

with cameras, cops are being exposed daily

[@Iammusprase384]

MAGA POLICE, MAGA JUDGES, MAGA LEGAL SYSTEM HELP CREATE THIS

[@pacoceja4659]

MAGGOTS IN UNIFORM!!

[@SpankyStanky1984]

Cop with neck tattoos?? Dea/d giveaway!