Cop Arrested For Throwing Handcuffed Man

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[@Poppagee69]

He didn't become an officer to serve and protect , he became a cop to be a bully with a gun and badge .

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Thank you LL. Keep fighting the good fight!

[@brandonstews238]

Lol, Facebook already on lock down. I think I have a great idea to get around this. I might put something together, would LL be interested in partnering to ensure the message is heard in the communities where these things happen?

[@Shane-eg5kq]

Your little tangent at the start of this video is pretty cringe.

[@user-dv7hb2sc9m]

Each time as I've previously ranted/raged about, is when "EXTRA" charges are added on/stacked on top of other charges against a person. Frequently you'll hear the Cop saying, charge them & let the courts sort it all out? So he must lie in his police reports in order for those charges to be levied & that is Falsifying a Report and/or Perjury. Perjury is punishable by 7yrs in prison and/or a fine, that's serious but seldom are they ever held accountable? Then I see this man as the FED is graveling to Law Enforcement about how good he really is? Thanks for the report Double L !

[@brettstarks1846]

While they’re at it, charge that supervisor for allowing it to happen.

[@montymartin4493]

Also they should have charged the deputy with assault while in possession of a firearm. We know rules for thee but not for me 😢

[@emporergrimes]

Sorry, you'll have to settle for suspended with pay.

[@nathanieldavidson308]

Frankly, the way this happened, there wasn't a way this supervisor could have prevented this. It was a sudden action and was rather instant. The supervisor did do the correct thing in calling for EMS and telling dispatch to do their job instead of laughing about it.

[@horseathalt7308]

@@nathanieldavidson308 BS! the agency that hired him likely knew he was a danger on the job.

[@joshmccarty8800]

@@nathanieldavidson308Right, what’s he meant to do dive out for the guy with his arms out? 😂😂😂 it was seconds from appropriate to inappropriate.

[@reese4077]

The police union is disgusting

[@jeffthornton6998]

Have you ever seen one that wasn’t?

[@shushnik]

Unions are organizations of workers in conflict with workplace power to bring better, fairer working conditions to their members. Police aren't workers. They produce nothing. Police don't conflict with power to provide fairer working conditions. Police protect themselves from accountability for the crimes they commit. Police don't have unions. They have organized crime syndicates.

[@twiztedclown]

​@@jeffthornton6998nope too many forget they are all government tools. Nothing more

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

Fr. It's the one union that SHOULD be disbanded.

[@Reno_Slim]

Various police union headquarters need to be at the top of the list for auditors' future attention.

[@Spaceman99966]

The judge saying the cop has suffered enough after abusing a suspect tells me all I need to know about our justice system

[@MotorsportCreative]

A child died because of his negligence… I guess he’s been through a lot

[@daverobson3084]

@@MotorsportCreative Different cop. Different case.

[@MotorsportCreative]

@@daverobson3084 you’re right

[@daverobson3084]

@Nick-Hurr1990 Lackluster had a somewhat easy to miss segue between stories.

[@rachelbuchanan9945]

@@daverobson3084same cop! Watch it again.

[@myoama160]

These corrupt Judges need to be removed from office. If a citizen did what he did they would go to prison.

[@Isabellediaz112]

Yup

[@HaroldDumas-p9e]

You should STOP 🛑. CALLING YOUR SELF AND OTHER PEOPLE CITIZENS. THAT MEANS. A LEGALLY RECOGNIZED SUBJECT OF A COMMONWEALTH OR STATE. ARE WE SUBJECTS OR HUMAN BEINGS. PRETTY SIMPLE TO FIGURE OUT 😜😉 U

[@lorrainewhitehead9080]

@@HaroldDumas-p9eA subject is governed by a monarchy or dictatorship whereas a citizen is governed by a representative assembly. So blah to you 🤪🤣

[@HaroldDumas-p9e]

@@myoama160 . Just a little F.Y.I. NEVER, never refer to yourself or anyone else as a Citizen. That is Defined as a. LEGALLY RECOGNIZED SUBJECT OF A COMMONWEALTH OR STATE.

[@banditkitty2743]

@@HaroldDumas-p9e excellent point

[@guytarr56]

This is a disgrace to the community letting this cop off with a $115.00 fine instead of jail time.

[@gregall2178]

Which cop? There were two different ones featured in this video. The $115 fine was for the one that tased the man that allegedly failed to signal. The one at the beginning of the video that threw the handcuffed man to the ground hasn't had his case adjudicated yet.

[@MistaCen]

​@gregall2178 it's pretty fucking obvious who he's referring to ffs

[@jseden]

@@gregall2178 yea you kind of answered your own question there..

[@alor1201]

@@gregall2178 gee wilikers I wonder which trial we are talking about. Probably the one that happened already

[@pete420]

Because there is no such thing as a good cop period

[@Hobowolverine17]

WTF... You mean he his a long history of police brutality, loses 2 jobs, no jail time, and is able to retire with benefits? Whoever' the "f" is letting this guy get away with all these crimes, they need to be charged as an assessory.

[@maxhugen]

HHe can thank the powerful police unions for all that BS!

[@jer280]

Long list? He showed mercy once and a child was killed. I thought you guys wanted drugs to be legal?

[@patrickesdam4233]

@@jer280 I'm not on the bandwagon, but to be fair, I don't think people mean that hard drugs should be legal, more like marijuana should.

[@kathryncumberland]

​@@jer280Even those who think all drugs should be legal would agree that DUI would still be a crime, as would exposing children to drugs. C'mon now.

[@jer280]

@@kathryncumberland how in your mind does the usual drug addict get arrested? Do you think most drug addicts don't have kids? Do you think they know better than to drive?

[@noahh2338]

They wait 5 years in hopes the public will forget, before they let them off with a slap on the wrist.

[@Romanus-]

Good point. People today have short attention spans. They just wait for the next controversy and everyone forgets the first one

[@kathryncumberland]

If only the general public were treated with such empathy and compassion 😒

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

LOLOL!!!!

[@onceagain6184]

That last judge is a disgrace to the judicial system!

[@daverobson3084]

Hell she's a disgrace to this country and the human race.

[@EAMitch1619]

The majority of judges are as they defend and drop charges against blatant criminals as long as they work for the justice system.

[@daverobson3084]

@@EAMitch1619 "JUST US" system.

[@EAMitch1619]

@@daverobson3084 "criminal justice system" but remove justice.

[@allahbole]

He said he was sorry, isn't that enough? /s

[@shroomyk]

"Losing his job was punishment enough" even though he gets to sit at home collecting a pension? what bs. And what a slap in the face to the people he brutalized.

[@beardedbandit9753]

I guess the thing we have to ask ourselves if you were to act like this in any other profession would you still have your benefits? And the bigger question I think people are overlooking is if corporations across America continue to tell us how bad unions are and how they don’t make things better for us why do we constantly see the police unions backing these horrific officers and their actions? How is it the union is able to get their job back help keep benefits or large settlements if unions “don’t actually work”?

[@stickiedmin6508]

​@@beardedbandit9753 I feel your question can partly be answered by saying that police 'unions' (so called) act more like criminal cartels than any organisation concerned with advocacy and workers' rights.

[@shroomyk]

@@beardedbandit9753 Very true. I even was thinking in my head like what if a teacher had been acting inappropriately toward a student? I can't imagine the teachers union would support them to such an extent if there was video evidence like this. And a judge certainly wouldn't say that the teacher losing their job was punishment enough, and I doubt they would get to collect their pension sitting at home. What helps the cops even more is not just the unions, but also because judges and prosecutors are on the same side they are. Not that the police union isn't also just a gang, but when all elements of the "justice" system are working together to protect the bad cops, the consequences disappear. It's one big racket.

[@shroomyk]

@@stickiedmin6508 I also wonder if other normal unions have rules against criminal conduct by members. I have not been part of a union, but they make their own rules and I could see the possibility they would refuse to support someone who objectively did something awful/violent/criminal.

[@marshapieroni6677]

Yea. Good enough but not for the rest of us. They disgust me

[@Snoozerboozer]

Paid time off when they commit horrible violent crimes? $115 in fines five years later? The judge should be ashamed of her betrayal of the public, or she should be jailed for being corrupt.

[@patrickmcgraw4646]

That judge belongs in prison.

[@blackcatjazzin]

AGREED!!!!!!! and that U.S. attorney as well !!!!

[@stephenmartinez1]

You accidentally bleed on a cop, or they get a cut while roughing you up and they charge you with felonies. Yet a cop body slamming a shackled man into pavement only earns him a misdemeanor.

[@jer280]

Are you dumb? Those are 2 different cops...

[@nadineprescott-me5pf]

and a paid vacation!

[@triviszla1536]

Gotta get the legislature to change the laws, but they're a bunch of crooked bootlickers too.

[@ShimrraJamaane]

MIsdemeanors don't get you 30 years in prison. He is charged with a felony.

[@Khaleel85]

Again y’all choose to ignore the don’t resist part

[@eiland369]

Why wasn’t the supervisor disciplined and charged for this incident???

[@climbon3157]

By who? A fellow scumbag?

[@paulengels6926]

Because cops never face consequences and this stupid country loves this sociopaths.

[@wadefallat7683]

Exactly

[@janchovanec8624]

How naïve are you? He's gonna get promoted for that.

[@axhed]

my only rationalization is that they have something on the judge.

[@nestorjmolina9631]

The first police department, the prosecutor, the judge and the second police department are guilty of this mess.

[@jamesclough7656]

Such a dishonourable profession.

[@danielweith1075]

The Justice system in this nation is completely out of WACK! WTF?

[@robertmcnearny9222]

Its the thin blue line. It runs all the way to SCOTUS. They all protect their own.

[@onyx9857]

Become a judge and change it.

[@kennybachman35]

We don’t have a justice system, we have a penal system.

[@kennybachman35]

@@onyx9857you don’t “become” a judge, you have to be born into it.

[@Poppagee69]

That coward scrawny toothpick girlscout will have 30 yrs to understand why rear entry is different in jail than in policing !

[@BanTheCrookedBlueLine]

"my office and law enforcement partners" says point blank that he is part of the blue line gang. Ban the blue line gangs and abolish qualified immunity

[@4939bpowell]

Well yeah, duh that's how the da works lol

[@BanTheCrookedBlueLine]

@@4939bpowell that's how corruption works

[@janemiettinen5176]

Instead of the usual “no wrongdoing” line they should openly say accountability is only for peasants, to make it perfectly clear for everybody.

[@turtletruth]

NO POLICE encounter ever benefits the taxpayer! (Criminal Protection Program) Criminal cops are transferred and re-hired into other departments! (There is no do not hire list of bad cops!) USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811) - Overturn Terry vs Ohio

[@IrishBlueBear]

​@janemiettinen5176 no, the only people that take accountability are good people with morals and values. Way more civilians won't take accountability, than cops not taking accountability. The blm movement has exacerbated this mindset of not taking accountability.

[@apfelbasket]

When a suspect is detained or arrested in cuffs, the officer becomes the protector of the suspect as if anything were to come at them whether an object or person, the cuffed person is unable to defend themselves. The officer that was supposed to protect the cuffed man became the threat that the cuffed man was unable to protect himself against!

[@BNerdy]

You can’t “fix” a system this corrupt.

[@briancunningham845]

That judge at the end of the video should be investigated for dereliction of duty. She also belongs in jail.

[@tatkkyo9911]

Probly sleeping with a cop it happens more often than you'd think

[@steveladner4346]

When everything cools down he'll get an apology from the judge and pay a hundred dollar fine.

[@vondra1272]

Hopefully the internet won't allow things to just "cool down."

[@steveladner4346]

@@vondra1272 💯

[@ninthundertow]

No, the tax payers will pay much more than that..

[@Poppagee69]

@@vondra1272 That coward scrawny toothpick girlscout will have 30 yrs to understand why rear entry is different in jail than in policing !

[@joesaf2273]

Wicked witch with wood (gavel) says he's suffered so much, AND his family.... 😄😄 tf?!? What a total pos

[@therickening7323]

😂😂 As soon as he said "stop the laughter" EVERY single cop on radio knew he was about to be in deep doodoo. Dispatch was like "I'm about to be in court a few times over this".

[@jimmyd7975]

You nailed it. I've been on police ride-alongs and they worked from 7pm-7am. They pulled over a drunk driver at 6am and let him go because he didn't want to spend the next few hours processing the suspect in jail...

[@wolfumz]

I was a mandated reporter in another state. We used to sit on hold for 30, 60, 120 minutes with Child Welfare Services, reporting a child was in a dangerous environment. They rarely followed up, especially with physical violence and emotional abuse, you basically knew they were never going to do anything about it.

[@blackcatjazzin]

Man that is ‘wicked’ 😢

[@laurabee9788]

@@wolfumz Gosh, that is absolutely horrible! Those poor kids just needed some help and advocacy from the only people with the power to actually help them, and CWS couldn’t even do that right. Makes me sick to my stomach as a mother and as a human who cares, ugh. I don’t know how I would be able to live with myself if something happened to a child reported to me if I were a CPS/DHS worker! I definitely wouldn’t last long in that field of work. The one time I had to call Child Protective Services, imagine my shocked surprise when I got through immediately, the worker was kind, patient and helped walk me through the process of making a report (of severe neglect), and they went to the home to check on the children the very next day-which was a Sunday!-to investigate the situation. The children were removed from the home immediately and placed with other relatives who could care for them properly. I still cannot believe it happened so quickly but I am so thankful because I know that is hardly ever the case. Most of the times, there isn’t such a happy ending to these types of situations. I continuously read awful things about CPS/etc and how they don’t do enough, have no accountability and they allow abuse to continue right in front of their faces. I follow a lot of true crime and there are countless children who would be alive today if CPS had tried just a little bit harder; it absolutely shatters my heart. It’s horrifying the amount of abuse, neglect, and violence that children are exposed to and forced to live with because the situation isn’t “that bad.” The US needs complete reform of authority systems, cops and CPS included… I just don’t even know where to begin to start making positive changes on a local level let alone a grand scale. It’s unimaginably frustrating sometimes!

[@howardlashbrook8500]

If you are caught on video it's evidence but if a cop is caught on video it needs to be investigated internally. Abolish qualified immunity and the police unions and take the money out of the cops pockets and not the taxpayers

[@DuggleBogey]

So I can just give up my job and get out of THREE FELONY CHARGES? Jesus...

[@garywhite3209]

Yeah I wish someone had told me that years ago!!!!

[@phatgringo2.0]

Easy now, no need to use the Lord's name in vain.

[@soyevquirsefron990]

If I quit my job now, do i have to commit all 3 free felonies at the same time or can i save one for a rainy day?

[@prideofjustice994]

Plus an early retirement & disability fund courtesy of the taxpayers of course .

[@florkyman5422]

If you're a cop yes.

[@Booyabocka]

If only judges treated citizens like they did that criminal cop. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@that.ll_do_pig]

That PR statement was gross AF

[@ChrundleTGreat]

THIS is why revoking cop’s credentials when they’re fired is SO important. Otherwise they go to a new department and keep violating people.

[@stephengrigg5988]

It's the same thing the church does with priests

[@sethdickey6513]

I was just thinking about that too

[@jer280]

Revoking it for what? There's no way you want drugs to be illegal.

[@stephengrigg5988]

@@jer280 the hell are you talking about man? We're talking about credentials, you're talking about drugs

[@jackcoleman1784]

I've never heard that cops have any kind of credentials. And any they would have is probably just related to an individual hiring. It's pretty easy to become a cop.

[@stillraven9415]

If only our founding fathers would have made provisions for us to have the right for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

[@JamesBond-mm3iu]

To be fair, the southern states wouldn't have allowed that in the bill of rights or constitution.

[@vondra1272]

Yeah, if only . . .

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

It'd also be nice if we had the right to remain silent when questioned. Oh, and the right to an attorney, even if you can't afford one, would be just peachy.

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

​@@JamesBond-mm3iuthe southern States fought against the Constitution.

[@vondra1272]

@@outlawbillionairez9780 100%!

[@dennisssmock3553]

He needs to be arrested for attempted first degree premeditated murder. And that judge needs to step down from her position. But she's allowed an emotion to control her verdicts.

[@cwiltedtheprophet5385]

"the loss of your career" is the bare minimum you could do. Does she even know why she's in that courtroom?

[@erikbamboo4482]

So throwing the handcuffed guy wasn't really a problem for them, only got charges after the cop falsified some records? All those jokes about lawyers being terrible people probably make a lot more sense to me now.

[@ForeverZer0]

Defense attorneys get a bad rap for being slimey, but they pale in comparison to the corruption of prosecutors. I can only assume that this stereotype has been purposefully created and maintained via government propaganda, essentially the judicial version of the "to protect and serve" propaganda we have been fed from birth regarding police.

[@filipe.sm31]

To be fair, there were lawyers defending the victims as well. I guess you have to pick what kind of lawyer you want to be

[@janemiettinen5176]

Sheriff also said 99,5% of complaints in his dept are false, in that very same photo op. Doesnt ring true to anyone in this community.

[@1rstBorn]

Like they it's not the crime that gets you, on their side of the law, it's the cover up.

[@yellowrhyno]

Disgusting. Just disgusting.

[@jacobb.]

Double tier system. They try to make you forget immediately. Thanks for keeping this in the spotlight.

[@badandy55]

He needs to get the 30 years

[@chrisbudesa9355]

Cops do not become psychopaths. Psychopaths become cops.

[@douglaconti7113]

This is an old trope. Come up with new material

[@Najaf-gb3me]

@@douglaconti7113 Why should he

[@BNerdy]

I agree. This is used in damn near ever video and there are thousand of these videos. I roll my eyes when I see this comment.

[@jackspinner4727]

Game wardens

[@roberjohnsmith]

​@@BNerdyI see this typical reaction to all of these comments. I roll my eyes everytime i see the thousands of times people react the exact same way to that comment.

[@turdfurgason8476]

Why wasn't he charged with serious crimes? That is borderline attempted murder.😮

[@CondemnedMarine]

Unfortunately the since the crime occurred within a single state, the state government has to file the major charges (like attempted murder, assault and battery, aggravated assault), the feds can only charge him for civil rights violations as that's the only jurisdiction they have.

[@montymartin4493]

They could have and should have charged him with assault while in possession of a firearm

[@bigkahona4793]

Blue line GANG privileges.

[@ianbattles7290]

Because cops are held to a lower standard than the average citizen

[@henryjackman3160]

It is Florida. The prosecutors and judges actively protect the police. I am shocked he was charged at all. Florida has the worst police in the country.

[@kellyrainwater8637]

After every sentence he would say "alright" or "ok". Turns out that everything was alright or ok for him. There is too much corruption not only in our law enforcement, but also in our judicial system!!

[@HaroldDumas-p9e]

The cop who let the 2 Women go, AND the judge who Dropped the charges should be in PRISON FOR AT LEAST 5-10 YEARS. SHAMEFUL AND DISGUSTING AND SHOULD NOT 🚫 BE ALLOWED TO CONTINUE TO HAVE THEIR POSITIONS.

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

The "Supervisor" needs to be charged too.

[@toddlawler7202]

Felony assault turned into a policy violation. If you assault someone during the course of your work duties do you think you would just get a policy violation from your company?

[@jeanettescott8153]

Hell no!

[@LuckyCartel]

You know you’re a psychopath when you go back to having a conversation about your personal life while dealing with a man who’s basically unconscious on the ground

[@stanswaby]

WTF???? Makes you question the recruitment policy of the clowns they hire to train and do this job. Takes a certain type of unhinged psychopath to think in this way🤔 🤔

[@JDog_Unchained]

So officers will be prosecuted for letting criminals go, but judges and prosecutors that do the same thing are left completely untouched. How many innocent people have they gotten killed?

[@paulmonin5215]

ALL qualified immunity must be removed before there will ever be Equal Justice!!!!

[@jmcclain8237]

If that's true, then you must do it for judges and everyone else involved in the justice system including defense attorneys. With that being said, this officer is absolutely guilty and should be in prison.

[@paulmonin5215]

@@jmcclain8237 That is why I meant ALL qualified immunity must be removed.

[@thesuperdingos]

This only went viral recently and that’s why he got punished.

[@craigkling5125]

"I accept full responsibility" is a series of sounds that mean absolutely nothing, as well an oath.

[@aaronnewton6313]

The justice system up and down the chain of command is corrupt. WOW!!!

[@EweCantHandletheTruth]

If parents are starting to be held accountable for their child’s crimes, why are politicians and Chiefs of police being held accountable for the crimes of their employees? Especially when they have a history of violent behaviour?

[@LittleYorgee]

These judges need to be held criminally responsible for their negligence.

[@billhillard]

We had cops in my town like this when I was a kid. Cameras everywhere have changed a lot of things, thank god. Now with cameras everywhere people are finally being held accountable for their actions. Have a good one, everyone.

[@JeanyyBee]

This hits home. I am in recovery - 7 years this year. My six year olds name is the same as the little girl. If a cop stopped me in that situation no matter the begging and crying I would fully expect them to take me away. I always tell my family idgaf protect her at at all costs if I ever went back, that is the only way they could support me if I relapsed is by protecting her

[@lzxray6781]

The Sheriff was "shocked and appalled", yeah sure he was. The supervisor that was there should have been fired. Hopefully the victim has sued all involved.

[@jer280]

He's likely too busy victimizing more women

[@Mike-ub5pk]

How was this guy EVER a cop?? All Dept that hired him as suitable are negligent and the recruiter be jailed

[@PatC.]

Say his name, TYLER WILLIAMS

[@outlawbillionairez9780]

Cops are supposed to be law enforcement, nothing more. When they lecture, demean, and threaten, they expose their sociopathic and privileged thinking. And, they're armed.

[@michaeldose2041]

How was he ever a cop? Your joking right? He fit the profile to a T that's how. Blue line gangsters don't become psychos, psychos become blue line gangsters.

[@jer280]

I mean you want drug addicts in prison? I bet you don't, so why be a hypocrite now?

[@mtw1234]

Where are the responsible members of the press? Why aren't they objecting to this press conference that has gotten way off track? The local press is just falling for it, hook, line and sinker.

[@charliepiland3285]

Sheriff also stated that his office determined that 99.95% of complaints against his deputies are completely false! Umm, as determined by whom! And let’s see the stats to back that up!

[@originalvenom1972]

I love how cops are “innocent until proven guilty” but we, the people, are guilty until proven guiltier.

[@Ephesians-ts8ze]

And ignorance of the law is no excuse for you and me but ignorance of the law is protected by QI for them. And if you demonstrate an understanding of the most basic laws that are so unambiguous a 5th grader could understand, you’re mocked as a YT lawyer (“where’d you get your law degree?”). Oh, and “tell it to the judge” says the guy who gets paid to go to court

[@Sadie04074]

The DA's speech says it all. Cops have a special status in the eyes of the DA.

[@y2kbugunlimited]

A freebie? What the hell!!!! If it were me I’d be locked under the damn jail!

[@PencilaPaper]

Absolutely appalling

[@tyrelldiggz]

That judge is disgrace. Pathetic to watch.

[@maxwelltodman7211]

The fact that a supervisor just stood there and didn’t say anything is outrageous‼️. But unfortunately it’s not the justice system. It’s the people inside the system.

[@JawTooth]

The whole system there is messed up. What was up with the laughter? The dispatcher was laughing at this. That is disgusting.

[@Romanus-]

Not even probation. Absolutely insane.

[@TheHippieatheart63]

This is such a rigged judicial system. The police department, prosecutor, and judge are sick in the head concerning the taser incident.

[@blackcatjazzin]

Wait a minute, what of the woman who was allowed to leave the scene driving obliviously impaired, with a child in her car, ?? Oh yes, this loser woman eventually killed the little one,,,poor soul, my she rest in peace, so sorry she had to indure a parent like that in her short life here,,,,,,,,

[@quill6211]

The supervisor should be charged with a federal/state crime for failure to intervene.

[@Rose-es1mx]

That cop need life in prison now

[@Cheka__]

That's disgusting. I always leave my three year old at home when I go driving while using heroin.

[@jm5732]

So the thin blue line choked the ethics and integrity out of that judge...if she ever had any.

[@MacTVision123]

How can anyone say this nation doesn’t have a law enforcement issue when channels like this can come out with content every single day.

[@HottKommodity1]

🎯

[@CaptainCommanderOfficial]

Defend yourselves from tyrants!!!

[@ma7279]

Qualified immunity is over with. It's time for things to change. Dirty police need to answer for their actions. This is ridiculous already.

[@paulengels6926]

Taking away qualified immunity is like putting a restraining order on a psychopath. It doesn't work.

[@sirgreedy88]

In a world with real justice, the cop would have been arrested immediately after medical was called.

[@lasvegasotis6780]

That was so uncalled for.

[@weaponx2980]

This is our justice system at work here, I have no words!! Wow😮

[@robertjeffery7044]

That judge in AZ needs to be in prison for life.

[@88997799]

The charges were dismissed the last time he was fired. I’m sure he’ll get away with it again.

[@Littlefoot.]

The man was handcuffed. Showed no signs of aggression. Made no threats. Was compliant and mearly objecting to the narrative of the police. For that he was violently assaulted. Rendered unconcious. And left disabled. This cop and that judge need to go away for life. Youve violated your oath. For that you must be made an example of.

[@TheRandomPatriot1776]

17:00 this corrupt judge needs to be disbarred. Who she do the same for another felon who lost his job because of his actions?

[@tessiebernstein1648]

THESE GUYS THINK People are Stupid that we don't see Their Corruption while their mouths speak of TRUST and RESPONSIBILITY ‼️I can only pray for the victims 🙏🙏🙏

[@frotobaggins7169]

I am convinced they are doing everything possible to cause the people to rise up so they can use it as an excuse to strip all rights away and go full on communist.

[@dabadore.]

People are stupid because the locals don't do anything about it.

[@Poppagee69]

@@dabadore. That coward scrawny toothpick girlscout will have 30 yrs to understand why rear entry is different in jail than in policing ! Fecderal charges don't go away

[@montymartin4493]

​@@dabadore.I absolutely agree. It's up to the people to make their voices heard

[@bleirdo_dude]

Praying does nothing. It’s a confirmation bias mechanism.

[@TruFrag]

That judge needs jail time.

[@sputnikalgrim]

Never commit “contempt of cops ego” ever.

[@malcontent6150]

Plain and simple. If a cop gets fired from a PD, he should be banned from EVER working in law enforcement anywhere in our country. He betrayed his oath, so he must suffer the consequences. He can not even work as a school crossing guard!

[@P3P33U]

Lackluster was so on point for highlighting the a-hole speaking on attacks on cops.

[@oxyfee6486]

Thirty years? For a cop that means a year probation and anger management.

[@tmdwu3110]

If he makes it out

[@joesaf2273]

​@tmdwu3110 I guess every once in a great while some of these skidmarks actually do receive justice. That Chauvin twit took some of his own medicine eh? 😵😁

[@sincerewyd2285]

Bahaha "short n sweet" gaf was GOLD

[@concernedcitizen4374]

Shame on the Judge!!

[@Bruce4lmighty]

How TF can the Judge justify dismissing the charges he faced for letting the frug fiends walk? What AF disgrace

[@jseden]

the kid present what really bothered me about that one.. otherwise, i'd be more inclined to say good on the cop.. but that wasn't the situation.

[@BirdDogey1]

Did it in front of a supervisor. Very telling.

[@ned6938]

He won't see one minute of jail.

[@tracyeaves1084]

I think the governor needs to be voted out and along with the attorney general and the sheriff always say I’m appalled what happened

[@davidbenjamin8265]

That's disgusting! How could a police officer behave like that? He didn't need to throw that man to the ground. Just because you're drunk and committing burglary doesn't give a TYRANT police officer the right to commit police brutality after a lawful arrest.

[@jer280]

Read just bc you were about to cause crimes to an innocent woman, doesn't mean you should be pushed around!!

[@darbyrennalf733]

Just saw this on TheCivilRightsLawyer. Disgusting human.

[@Rollerrot]

Same, but 2020 bodycam in this vid, shows him admitting to his previous crime "Im letting [druggie mom] go..I dont want to deal with the DCF at 6 in the morning" but a judge still dismissed the charges.

[@darbyrennalf733]

@@Rollerrot That 2020 vid makes it so much worse.

[@Poppagee69]

@@Rollerrot That coward scrawny toothpick girlscout will have 30 yrs to understand why rear entry is different in jail than in policing ! Federal charges don't go away

[@dlewis1921]

It’s not just Police Officers who are corrupt, but judges as well!

[@davidgarrison8014]

Wow not only criminal judge but an officer too

[@StuartBpPce]

That judge in the AZ case is disgusting as is the police dept. that gave him a full pension. They sure take care of their own.

[@JamestheKilljoy]

As a Floridian, if i saw a cop wearing a cowboy hat, i would immediately know the guy was unhinged. Nobody here wears cowboy hats 😂

[@greebuh]

That is why thought it was in Texas or Arizona at first. Either way, no cop from those states will get convicted.

[@foxbodyblues6709]

Look at how he wears that gun. Completely not a traditional holster. It a gun fighters holster. He things he’s a cowboy.

[@vondra1272]

It's certainly not a regulation part of the costume. 🐖

[@paulghignon4092]

@@foxbodyblues6709 hopefully he gets to ride something in prison, and it won't be the part of the horse you're thinking

[@evosteff]

Isn’t it pretty common near the Everglades? Maybe those are Jacaru hats

[@slimjimmy693]

This has to be the last straw

[@culater]

Roger is a joker, judge is laughable