Cop Tases and Arrests SEIZURE PATIENT

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[@rubybaby7320]

Another contributor, Chase Hughes, recently uploaded a video about Temporal Lobe Seizures. I don't remember what he called it specifically but he's been suffering with this for several years now. His description of what it's like and now seeing this video just breaks my heart.

[@mayhem7455]

Why the hell do police show up to a medical call? They have NO medical training other than some basic first aid and maybe cpr. They're not trained, nor qualified to assess someone's "well-being" or medical state.

[@criticallook1352]

Officer Snot .

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Thank you, LL. Keep fighting the good fight!

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

The pig palace's FB is already locked from commenting.

[@axiswolfstar]

The fact that the hospital didn’t defend the patient is disgusting.

[@falseprophet1024]

Remember what they did to the woman in utah that stood up for her patient?..

[@Goodluck27711]

Now we need to hold the hospital accountable with phone calls, and Facebook postS

[@okayusa6608]

I thought so, too. The nurses tone said it all

[@AliciaGuitar]

Hospitals tend to treat seizure patients terribly anyway.

[@carllennen3520]

@@AliciaGuitar No they dont. They know whats going on. Just because they arent coddling them, as much as you would prefer, doesnt mean they are "treating them terribly".

[@owens2703]

They barred his wife from the hospital room while they questioned him and he had no lawyer. Cowards.

[@jamIam6548]

Welcome to the new Russia

[@JeffOnhill]

​@@jamIam6548 New Russia? Nah, this is good 'ol US of A. Unfortunately, it has always been this way. The only thing that has changed is the fact that cameras exist and everyone is recording everything allowing the public to see what's happening when we weren't watching.

[@richardharepax123]

The lawer should see if that falls under the 14th amendment because he doesn't have any idea of who he is talking to. I had a classmate who had a seizure and they're hard to control and you have to just try to not have them hurt themselves and they might not be coherent for awhile so what they did was just abuse and cruel

[@johnacott1238]

But they said that they were just trying to sort it all out. ;)

[@Scorpio_1974]

That violated his rights! No lawyer!

[@sock2828]

As usual, no crime was committed until the police arrived

[@Daywalker_27]

💯

[@jerrysockets8154]

Whi are the real criminals in the video?

[@brianbagnall3029]

He literally tazed the old guy for good measure! How can this clown still be on the force?

[@doccosborn316]

​@@jerrysockets8154whatt?

[@kevmasengale6903]

The cops...... Duh. Who else broke the law? ​@@jerrysockets8154

[@dennismood7476]

Police should be BARRED from responding to MEDICAL EMERGENCIES without a MEDICAL official in attendance FIRST.

[@Billofrights-qt9dr]

Agree!

[@CrabtreeGuitar]

I saved a woman's life by pressing her to go to the ER when the paramedic was telling her she was fine. She had a concussion and I (the police officer) saw it and the paramedic didn't. Her husband later called me and thanked me after she told him that I pressed her to go while the paramedic was telling her she was fine and didn’t need to. I just wasn’t having it, and when I know I’m right I will stand my ground. Police are the most unethical, and sometimes dumbest people I've ever worked with in my life, but we generally are not as stupid as this officer in the video, or at least, we generally don't do stuff as stupid as this on medical calls. Just so you more fully understand my position, I quiet LE because I couldn't tolerate the people I was working with, but when there's a life/death medical emergency, emergency services (any of them) need to just get there as quickly as safely possibly.

[@JosephTaverna-u4f]

​@@CrabtreeGuitaryeah your talking one case👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@CrabtreeGuitar]

@@JosephTaverna-u4f not one case. Many. That’s not the only life I’ve saved. I’ve known others to save lives as well, one even out of a home engulfed in flames, and another who jumped potentially to his death off a bridge in Mississippi to grab a suicidal person. He was successful at saving her because the cop behind him grabbed his legs. It made the news. I worked the same department as him in Mississippi just after he left, then I worked the same county as him in Alabama. You have a losing argument here. There needs to be better oversight. They need to reconsider hiring standards. A Non Police agency needs to oversee all exams at academies to make sure they’re being given properly (because they aren’t), but we don’t need to go full anti-law enforcement.

[@Douglemagne]

@@CrabtreeGuitar There are a million things wrong with police behavior. Hell, it's LEGAL and acceptable practice for them to PUNITIVELY taze people for disobedience. That is not okay. Tazers are NOT nonlethal, especially when deliberately deployed as a torture device. Cops also tend to be FAR too eager to draw their sidearm and aim it at people in scenarios where anyone else doing that would be rightfully and justifiably shot in self-defense. There is a FALSE presumption of legitimacy when officers do it even though it is a crime when done without cause. Then, of course, the courts are stupid and rely on nonsense like the officers EMOTIONAL state at the time and whether or not they were FEARFUL to determine that cause. That's so preposterous. Fear does NOT justify criminal behavior... except for cops and a VERY narrow self-defense lane for regular citizens.

[@brianelsner4175]

Arrested AFTER being diagnosed with a grand mal seizure. Absolutely Disgraceful.I hope the judge sees it differently.

[@dannygarland6366]

There's zero chance he's going to get convicted. No Prosecutor is taking this to trial.

[@ChrisWolf75]

"For our safety and for yours" 🤬

[@tmmelendezcooahz]

Without cops, who would violently attack you during a medical emergency?

[@jasonshults368]

Hospital staff. Welcome to the long road down.

[@hanaspa]

They make every situation worse.

[@Thatjusthappened2]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@madmaximilian5783]

​@@hanaspajust when you think that they can't get any worse, its like a sickness they just gotta victimize someone.

[@qitaccountabity4328]

They ARE SUCH heroes lol

[@stillraven9415]

You're under arrest for having a medical problem in the presence of a tyrant. 🙄

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Then proceeds to handcuff him to the bed and state “we are just doing this for our safety and for yours…” Yea sure

[@qsaffordable]

Disgusting, all being done to cover their own asses and to justify their use of force

[@Havoc800]

Another shining example of why cops are never to be trusted

[@deucedeuce1572]

Not even just in the presence... but the cop actually brought himself there. It should be a crime for a cop to show up to a medical call.

[@gaza721]

​@deucedeuce1572, exactly called for a medical responder and was given police responder mindset

[@TomBuvik]

This was complete bullshit, I was a police officer for 30 years (1983 - 2013). I dealt with many calls like this where seizures or low blood sugar (Diabetic subject) caused subjects to be in an altered state. These subjects fought with us and the family members at the scene. They were altered mental status and did not know/comprehend what was going on. We never tazed, handcuffed, arrested or considered their behavior anything but a medical emergency for that person. Some of the police officers today lack common sense, life experiences and the ability to see the gray areas. They only see right or wrong, black or white (Racism not meant here) NO in between. This gentleman should never have been tazed, handcuffed, arrested or charged with any crimes. I'm sad to say there are too many police officers today, who should have never been issued a badge and a gun. Most police officers are really good people, who try to do the right thing under difficult circumstances. But there are some who are an embarrassment to the profession.

[@Billofrights-qt9dr]

Thank you! This is such a wonderful comment. It's shocking to me that these officers don't understand people can be in altered states from being ill. They want to go straight to punishing people for not obeying even if the person is ill and not in the right mind. It didn't used to be like this. They should have x cops like you teaching de-escalation training and respect training in every department!

[@CrabtreeGuitar]

I was in it more recently. I went to academies in two states and in both the pool of cadets were so poor that the instructors (and directors) openly stated it to the class that, as one put it "we aren't getting the quality that we used to. We are scraping the bottom of the barrel these days." I think in 2013 things were beginning to take a turn for the worst with all the anti-police sentiment pushed by various forms of media. I was in it 4 years. Earned a STEM degree and got out of it last year. To make my point, when I was in it, I did see stuff about as stupid as we see in this video. It never happened from my point of view, but sometimes it did happen when I was on scene and I found out by viewing video footage and reading reports. I always began my day even as a patrol officer by reading through the reports. When you read flat out lies and go back to watch the video, that's when things that were outside of my POV become crystal clear. Yes, I sent it up the rank and it got pushed under the rug. Yes, I spoke with local attorneys with differing reactions. Yes, I spoke with a state rep about getting a particular law changed, which he agreed needed to happen and promised to bring it up in the next session. So no, I didn't just defend the cops. I honored my oath.

[@alienteknology5390]

I agree that the bad cops are a minority. But still... not one of the officers in attendance stepped up & corrected the situation. It wasn't just one cop. It was all of them!

[@CrabtreeGuitar]

@@alienteknology5390 I’m not convinced it’s a minority. It’s set up to push officers out who resist and promote those who go along with the flow.

[@ChuckChuckWood]

"Most police officers are really good people, who try to do the right thing under difficult circumstances" This is true, but there's way too many examples of apparently "good" officers standing by and condoning, defending and covering up outrageous behaviour. It's clear here that original officer was a complete f*cking moron and that's what started everything, but from then on and all the way up to the police chief they've refused to acknowledge the mistake of going to a medical emergency and violently wrestling someone in the middle of a medical emergency. So there probably is many good officers, but where are they when a "bad" one pulls shit like this?!

[@Pet1717]

Handcuffing an innocent man to a hospital bed! They all need to be fired and charged!! Unbelievable

[@jerrysockets8154]

They won't be....union will protect them....and the corrupt department will protect them also!

[@queenrocks77]

To be fair the officers were extremely terrified! Good thing they cuffed him to the bed! 🤡

[@404_profile_not_found]

Exactly! And the claim of "we're handcuffing you for your own safety in case you do it again" is nonsense. Is he going to be handcuffed the rest of his life just in case he has another seizure later in life?

[@AlphaJezus]

The cops need mroe training in israel.

[@justthecomments]

They need to be ____. It's a four letter word.

[@dawudasha977]

The hospital needs to be sued for not protecting their patient and allowing access to an incoherent man who just suffered a major medical issue.

[@robertw5763]

Not necessarily. You can see the hospital staff completely ignoring the cop as they do their thing with the patient. In the hospital setting cops are a very common sight and the medical staff just ignores them to get their more important job done. It would have been nice of the doctor explained that he had a seizure and that the seizure causes extreme confusion afterwards in front of the cop so it was recorded on his bodycam. That man was still really confused while he was being questioned and none of that should hold up in court, especially since they didn't let his wife in the room to help explain the situation being that she was there and was the one who called for medical help.

[@dirtyfrench2926]

​@@robertw5763It's still that hospital's responsibility to protect their patients. Look up the nurse in salt lake city who was arrested for not allowing cops to draw blood from an unconscious patient. They arrested her, she sued and won.

[@jimmeyer9106]

the cop is in the room. The hospital is responsible for that. I don't care that nurses are in and out. The fact that the police are in the room questioning someone in that condition that was already proven to be a medical emergency. I say the hospital should be held more responsible than the worthless cops.

[@glee21012]

@@dirtyfrench2926 I agree with you, sue the damn hospital

[@christiansmith131]

​@@dirtyfrench2926that video was crazy! That woman stood her ground though!

[@Michael-mw3gz]

Standard practice for police. 1. Screw up. 2. Realize your mistake. 3. Make an arrest to cover things up. 4. Claim qualified immunity.

[@adeptusmagi]

you forgot have a conference with fellow officers with bodycams off to try and makeup some charges

[@Mage_co]

You forgot: 3.5 accuse for resisting arrest

[@elimann9989]

5. Turn off comments everywhere as soon as they do something they know is controversial

[@peteypete24a]

6. Promote the officer

[@jasonshults368]

This wasn't a screw-up. They followed their training to a tee.

[@ronnieponder9396]

The hospital should be charged and sued for allowing this to happen

[@dazzaMusic]

That police Chief needs to be fired saying he’s not happy he went to the media that sentence alone screams corruption throughout the department.

[@deejayyy1681]

That's one of the biggest red flags of this entire story 😳 we can't cover it up if they find out the truth first 😮

[@jerrysockets8154]

Most departments are!

[@whearts]

Put me on the Jury. I have no problem telling the Chief his men F'd up.

[@drewcereal7371]

seriously. his statement was an argument a child would come up with. these aren't the words of an adult who's capable of reason.

[@Poppagee69]

But he is one of the God force and the head superhero

[@mikeveis6393]

This isn't law enforcement, it's domestic terrorism.

[@lanceelliot9979]

same thing

[@milesstover3724]

@@lanceelliot9979 Not even remotely the same thing. Opposites, really.

[@cecilbdemento7736]

You are sadly out of touch with reality. Much of policing in America today, in the land of the free is just that. This is so sad to watch. STOP RESISTING should be the first clue.

[@chode1]

​@@milesstover3724 nah in this case they are peas in the pod

[@Zachary77]

The police have become a standing army, which by Constitutional Law is illegal. The police are not our friends!

[@mrsw2923]

Tasing a man in medical distress should land that cop in prison.

[@ospee2004]

Attempted murder.

[@OfficialNo44]

life in prison

[@conanpower]

That's what I was expecting to happen. But he got promoted. 🤔

[@Rosskles]

I have a parent with epilepsy. No idea why police would even show up to a seizure because they can be very vulnerable. They have no idea whats happening after a seizure and doctors should have known this. If cops are being tasked with being first responders they should know what a post seizure patient can be like.

[@GodfreyTaiOyYong]

That is no way to handle a person who is in a very serious condition as this man is!!It is very unprofessional how they handled this man,most inhumane as much and then they lie about it!!OH F*K!!!

[@kennethvankley7089]

It should be illegal to question a person who's in an altered mental state... Especially without their lawyer present.

[@myacidninjatheamazing1025]

especially since the person needs to be cognitive enough to say they are of sound body and mind

[@SwampGal]

That cop needs to be fired , sue, and charged with assault.

[@jetski568]

Cop has ego or just plain stupid.

[@BlackRoostar-cf2yv]

Nope, paid vacation is plenty enough.

[@XXxxMULLINSxxXX]

@@BlackRoostar-cf2yvand promoted 🤦‍♂️

[@TheNewHope2010]

Why? I've known several people who have had seizures, and none of them acted like this after a seizure. What was the cop supposed to think or do when he's being attacked and English is the 2nd language of the wife? He was clearly being aggressive.

[@tedschuler6620]

Actually he sounded as if he was attempting to help he was totally out of his intellectual depth

[@DCMAKER133]

Hospital should not allow police in the room let alone asking a delirious patient questions. This is vile.

[@jasondorris2067]

The hospital should have given him a little more time to re-collect himself before being put through that inquisition of a single question asked a dozen times or different ways. The hospital should have explained the effects of a grand mal seizure to that,damage control officer, with the clipboard slowly using small words thoroughly. The active criminality after the mistake is sickening! The mistake in the beginning has some merit. 6 months of intensive training definitely would not include recognizing the difference between substance misuse and a seizure right? Yea right. I find it hard to believe that anyone does not know at least one person with seizures. I have been around and seen 4 people having seizures. You go haywire and have no clue what occurred during the episode. Much stronger of an argument than temporary insanity! Shameless coverup, plain to see.

[@geoffboyes9420]

This is frankly one of the most shocking videos I’ve seen of this nature. How can anyone seriously defend this brutal and horrible action. Shame on all of them.

[@dancarlin5434]

They generally arrest the hospital staff also if they interfere

[@iLikethatYoudontLikeMe]

They wouldn't even let his Wife in! and accused him of domestic abuse. AND they limited comments on their Facebook page, because they know they are in the wrong.

[@DCMAKER133]

@@dancarlin5434 not always but the staff didn't even attempt to do their job. Passive resistance like protesting or explaining and at least saying you can't be in there asking questions puts them at zero risk. If cops double down I wouldn't blame them but doing nothing and cowtowing to the cops is nuts.

[@jaycarrillojc]

Even after they learned he had a seizure and had ZERO recollecton of the encounter, they still treated him like a criminal and a threat. Pathetic display of policing from start to finish.

[@MadameBraynDamaj]

It's sickening! Talk about deranged! Anyone that can do this to another person are mentally ill! Very disturbing! He should of gone home after this and relaxed. Sick!!!

[@jaycarrillojc]

@@MadameBraynDamaj and shame on the police chief for defending his officers after all the facts of the situation were gathered. Shame on him for trying to still pin the blame on the victim. That whole dept needs to be investigated

[@jackiebryant741]

If he had a😢nother seizure while handcuffed it cold have broken bones why did doctors allow this knowing he had a seizure.

[@davidcrain453]

A whole bunch of fucking idiots and a massive lawsuit bring in the doctors and the hospital for an exponential payout

[@jeremymorris6000]

They did it to try and cover their *sses. If he's treated like a criminal then it's easier to justify the violent treatment. And it puts him on the back foot, where he has to prove he's innocent before pursuing any action against the police. And if he takes any kind of plea then that makes the violence seem even more justified. anyway why did the police even respond to this call? No warrants, no crime or suspicion reported. WTH?

[@melaniebaker5947]

This officer knew why he was called to the house, that it was a medical emergency, thus cop should be fired, not promoted. Everything he did was uncalled for, and he knows that as well as his superiors....TOTALLY UNCALLED FOR!!! ALL THOSE COPS SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES!!

[@dustinh4175]

Tazing a guy who had no clue what's going on after a seizure is psychopathic.

[@dangeary2134]

The newly promoted Corporal needed that extra notch so he could get his promotion, and that Challenge Coin from Mesa, Arizona.

[@christopherwhite1648]

Psychopaths and Sociopaths are attracted to police work.

[@jenniferditman3788]

It's also dangerous, I'd think.

[@shabadoo24]

Money from a lawsuit should be removed from the pensions of the arresting officers.

[@peter9831]

That is the ONLY way this crap starts to change.

[@gridtac2911]

​@@peter9831 not the only way... There's always the 2nd

[@tubesockvii2351]

​@gridtac2911 a Trifold or 5A Cop Card would have prevented all this too. Why didn't he have either 9f them on him? Why didn't his wife or family present it? I keep a Trifold taped on my front door and fence to enter. I always carry a Trifold or 5A Cop Card on me at all times whether I am walking, traveling, hanging out at home, biking scuba diving, skiing, swimming, fishing, or even hiking. No excuse not having either of them on him.

[@alexandergugel5449]

Absolutly

[@tubesockvii2351]

@@alexandergugel5449 thank you

[@stillraven9415]

There is no situation that cops can't make worse as they "help" us.

[@MeltedPearls]

How are they SO POORLY TRAINED, so cruel, so panicked, so incredibly ignorant.

[@chrischambers6931]

Their sole purpose is to fill the jails and generate revenue.

[@MeltedPearls]

If these videos don't make it clear, we are just not paying attention. @@jaykline8550

[@imjustadog1897]

@@MeltedPearlsYou shouldn’t be trained to not attack someone in hospice.

[@Lane-h5n]

Never trust the police. They are the enemy of the people. They are gangbangers with tattoos and badges.They are a disgrace.

[@quaidmciver172]

Completely insane. This officer should’ve been reprimanded.

[@RangerHouston]

Interviewing him while he’s in the hospital bed, clearly incoherent and without a lawyer or third party present is criminal.

[@shelleythompson-brock6412]

Not to mention that they violated his HIPAA rights by listening in on a private, medical consultation.

[@zivagoldman2001]

@@shelleythompson-brock6412 That's not a HIPAA violation!

[@shelleythompson-brock6412]

@@zivagoldman2001 Yes, it is. Now, go look up the HIPAA laws. Especially where it highlights sharing patients' information. Which is exactly what these pigs are doing. The hospital is also in violation. That man should sue the PD and hospital.

[@Nickdeaugustine]

@@zivagoldman2001 Yes it is. Try google, genius.

[@zivagoldman2001]

@@Nickdeaugustine You try Google! Overhearing a conversation through a curtain is NOT a HIPAA violation!!! If that were the case, a lot of emergency rooms are in violation of HIPAA! Sharing a hospital room with another patient would be in violation of HIPAA. Go check the rules and get back to me when you understand them fully!!!

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

Interrogating a "suspect" who is obviously not of his mental faculties should be a violation of 5th Amend.

[@jordanstephenson6953]

I'm pretty sure it is.

[@williamsimmons8274]

it is for anything other than drug use. anything obtained during such interrogations is considered fruit of the poison tree and inadmissible in court

[@jordanstephenson6953]

Especially since they didn't read him his miranda rights first.

[@Lyricistnz]

Lowest thing I have ever seen in my life

[@fingers900]

Thats a myth they dont have to tell you your rights courts say we are supposed to know​our rights but the police dont @jordanstephenson6953

[@stephenking1073]

This cop is asking a sick man having a seizure crazy questions in order to protect his cop buddies. This is totally shameful for police to do this to sick people.

[@RJD_303]

Is this even legal?! He said that the questioning was post diagnosis of the Grand Mal seizure. You would think that the medical staff would have some say in this as whether or not he was in a condition to answer questions based on the diagnosis. Like, WTF!

[@darylmixan8170]

The cop knew exactly what happened, although he keeps saying "I wasn't there etc" The cop in the hospital was only there at 4am to try to cover it up before the man is fully alert.

[@williamhickock1203]

most cops are dishonest, shameful people....

[@brenden2.0mckeon2]

This is totally wrong and should be illegal to have an interrogation, and to to take pictures without consent.

[@johnturnbull7798]

@@RJD_303 your absolutely right and he's clearly not capable of coherent thought asking questions that he obviously wont know the answer to.

[@dublinjohn2379]

The cops and the hospital need to be charged with battery and neglect

[@kj6jfx]

As a former EMS worker I hated when cops responded without being called. They always made the situation 100% worse.

[@ijustlovetotravelandeat453]

Yes! They were the worst when I worked as an EMT over 30 years ago!

[@j.cv.bmerwe6304]

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[@rbest3519]

When I was a paramedic, I had the same issue with cops. They don’t know they are doing. Cops should require a degree for their job, like professionals do, not just a few weeks of training, as opposed to mere vocational training. Roger Best - NC

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

@@rbest3519 just insurance, payed by the cop personally, would be fine. And it should pay for personal mistakes of each individual cop. Not the tax-payers. Repeatedly dumb ones wouldn't be able to afford it in a bit of time.

[@123bhar]

Charging a crime AFTER learning conclusively he was having a medical emergency is cruel and unusual.

[@TimCarrollTX]

it's unlawful and unconstitutional too

[@Luthor_]

Not unusual at all

[@MegaDavyk]

Its moronic and pathetic.

[@freeassange5151]

It’s not unusual

[@Kaphriel1]

@@freeassange5151 they mean unusual in reference to human behavior

[@DeadEyeDave]

"I want to help you. Do you want to get tased?" That's all we need to know about this tyrant.

[@msvmac9361]

Right!? Two sentences that should never go together...😐

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

The sheer illiteracy and viciousness of these cops.smh.

[@trudifruty6078]

This cop needs to go to prison for abuse on the elderly

[@_CuteBug_]

14:06 it was all for his SAFETY 😡. I’ll pray all those involved are safe too!

[@jerrysockets8154]

Not gunna happen!!! Union will protect these POS cops and they will walk away Scott free!!!

[@brianbagnall3029]

Didn't you hear the cop when the man tried to protect himself from the cop pushing him around. "Stop fighting me!" That automatically means the cop can do whatever he wants and the citizen's rights disappear. 😂

[@greybeard5123]

He got promoted to Corporal. This story, like so many others, is very depressing.

[@charleswatkins8558]

I AGREE 100% !!

[@justiceforall8574]

THESE POLICE OFFICERS ARE SICK IN THE HEAD.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

I fear how they might treat their families behind closed doors

[@jerrysockets8154]

Most are!!!

[@richh1576]

@@wingatebarraclough3553 only when they are wearing the officially required 'wife beater' undershirt; but, officially OK they have 'gang tattoos'.

[@shenxi]

Heh, you mean sick in the bed?

[@DavidJohnson-xr2rz]

THE DIAGNOSIS OF THEIR SICKNESS IS CALLED "PSYCHOPATHY".

[@nickhomer6799]

A family member called for medical help and we came and tazed and arrested you. How's that for service!

[@ekfinn]

Served and protected the shit out of him.

[@dwainmcwilliams2043]

Well, they could have brought SWAT and got in some target practice.

[@brianbagnall3029]

4:19 LOL! The family member sided with the cops, even after seeing what happened with her own eyes.

[@Poppagee69]

That is how evil serves !

[@ekfinn]

@@brianbagnall3029 I mean she’s bleque so… not all that surprising given standard IQ distribution data.

[@travisleeabq]

Interrogating someone who just had a grand mal seizure? That’s so stupid.

[@MrIdasam]

Golden rule of policing in America: intimidate, escalate, fabricate, retaliate.

[@AK34_39]

Wow. Bullseye 🎯

[@MrIdasam]

@@AK34_39 Yeah, but I sure wish I was wrong.

[@michaelpap3532]

And not necessarily in that order also

[@lizbarile8593]

The sad truth of America.

[@VespasianJudea]

@@MrIdasam Not all, but I’ve seen enough on this channel to know that power is corrupting.

[@brayden3342]

The hospital should be ashamed as well for not protecting a patient in that state

[@kevmo1990]

It’s California.

[@juvygenius]

The medical staffs job was to see that he could be assisted for medical needs. It is not there place to protest when an officer uses their jurisdiction to arrest a patient unless certain actions violate patient rights. All things pertaining to the arrest would instead be pursued through the justice system. As far as I can see, the medical staff did not do anything to bring harm nor violate his rights. If anything, the fact that it was explained for him having a seizure should have been considered by the officer if an arrest even seemed appropriate on top of the corroborating information that he had no recollection of the events that occurred. A lawsuit likely would have still been imminent as a taser had been used, but it would have been an ideal means to educate the officer on scene as to what he could have done better. Instead they opted for avoiding any responsibility for the incident.

[@richarddavis2961]

@@juvygeniusthe hospital should have called the sheriffs department to report this evident travesty of justice. Get rid of over paid security guards calling themselves city police and only have state and Sheriffs.

[@agitatorjr]

​@@richarddavis2961the hospital didn't have the benefit of seeing what happens before he arrived like you did. For all they knew he could have really assaulted the cop. Once they diagnosed him the doctor explained it to the cop. Also, the hospital doesn't have the authority to do what you guys want.

[@christine_lovelace]

​@agitatorjr they actually knew he had a seizure

[@susanbear6138]

Disgusting treatment. They heard the doctor told the patient that he had a seizure and then to still arrest him. This makes me sick.

[@michaelszczys8316]

The law overrides all else. If you are in the middle of cardiac arrest and police want to arrest you, the police arrest comes first. If you have a bad shoulder and they want your hands behind your back, it's tough shit for your shoulder. Like the video of a guy that only had one arm. The cops wanted two arms up and almost shot him because he only had one to raise.😮

[@heithwatkins]

For their safety 🤪

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

That doctor should have told the cops to back off because he had a SEIZURE. “Domestic violence” and “resisting” what nonsense. This is absolutely ridiculous. Every single one of these monsters should be sued and in jail. Ffs.

[@MsJWheels]

Why didn't the doctor put a stop to that?

[@Mark-bw1wx]

Hospitals usually suck up to the cops in these situations . Particularly psychiatric hospitals.

[@FrederickTheGrt]

He should sue the hospital too.

[@commodoor6549]

Even if he were drunk, the cop didn't have the right to arrest him for being drunk in his own home.

[@kevinak-d1x]

Correct

[@KenyanBunnie]

I never understand that! Where are you allowed to legally drink and be drunk? They even arrest drunk people just trying to walk home from the bar. I don't understand it!

[@commodoor6549]

@@KenyanBunnie Yeah, I saw that video of two guys walking home and they were arrested for public intoxication; no disturbance, just two cool, albeit slightly tipsy, guys walking home. Seriously, if they're going to behave ike nanny state police, ya might as well just make alcohol illegal again. And mind you, I don't drink, but as long as people aren't being a nuisance when they drink, just leave them alone. There are criminals out there. The police should focus on crimes that produce victims, not this.

[@lo1234-w9r]

When your a hammer everything else is a nail.

[@atchmon902]

@@commodoor6549 that's just it. They couldn't change the law, but they can change how it's enforced. That way they're able to make the arrest without violating constitutional rights.

[@jonaldous3446]

False arrest needs to be treated as kidnapping

[@frotobaggins7169]

False arrest needs to be covered under human trafficking.

[@kanoaikawach]

100%.

[@Bocampeon_2022]

No habria casi policias.

[@EarlWalsh-gf4ut]

​@Bocampeon_2022 good.

[@benfrank9622]

I remembered that one time in this channel where a guy was just closing the door because the "policemen" doesn't have any warrants and further confrontation is fruitless. Deciding not to take their Ls, they grabbed and arrested him while he's closing the door. The charges are resisting an arrest and assaulting a police officer. FUNNY.

[@brennadickinson2920]

this cop is seriously incompetent and should be fired!!!

[@brendahobbs4486]

I think you mean jailed

[@cronobear]

He probably got promoted

[@zeddwulfen7737]

Fired, blackballed, charged, convicted, sentenced. No parole.

[@josebetancourt6866]

...and the dumb supervisor

[@jacquelinejohnson7541]

This act is Barberic ,appalling ,very incompetent,and cruel and definitely out of order ,this officer needs fired and prosecuted ,I was so angry to see this a human being under such medical condition being treated in this way shocking so sad ,he should not if been questioned in this medical condition 🥵🇬🇧

[@shaiviron8747]

The chief needs to hand his badge back. Maybe he could head up the sanitation dept.

[@theacguy9546]

How dumb do you have to be to think questioning him in that state made sense? Literally clueless.

[@kineticinstallationspecial5775]

As if it would be admissible to anything but their kangaroo internal investigation. These cops are tyrants

[@VickieVollmar]

It's low IQ

[@kylekappauf]

To use as evidence against him, obviously

[@Ephesians-ts8ze]

Did they even read his Miranda warning? Not that it should even matter because questioning someone in that state of mind should be off limits. And why wouldn’t a doctor or nurse advocate for their patient and explain that after that type of seizure he didn’t have the mental faculties to answer important legal questions.

[@palemale2501]

Just as well they guy could not remember a single part of the incident, which would have bolstered the cop case and condemn himself for not obeying orders.

[@marjoriekirkpatrick647]

As a nurse x51 years including ER, how is handcuffing a SEIZURE patient for his safety?? And if he has another seizure?? The whole thing is appalling! Horrible horrible treatment, with NO QUESTIONS ASKED!!! And supporting that!! Shame on that poorly trained & ignorant police dept!! Shame, shame, shame!!!

[@Jdashn]

Nurses and doctors LET the officers handcuff a patient in their control. Docs and nurses could have kicked the police out of that patient room.

[@nonenow857]

Nurses used to advocate for patients, however, these days most are utterly USELESS!!!!!!

[@tonyashores8197]

Exactly!! Also they’re lucky he didnt have. Heart attack 😢😢 I’m just in shock 😳

[@criticalmass5027]

I couldn't believe my eyes watching them idiot cops handcuff that poor guy to the bed. I was waiting for a nurse or doctor to say, Hey you can't do that! but unfortunately they don't want to get arrested too like this nurse did for doing her job. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apjWZIiOnqmEftksi=75etl_HzXw8ewaxW

[@lilitincher4973]

There is no excuse for the police. But what is truly inexcusable is the hospital staff! After COVID, the medical establishment has finally shown its true colors for all the world to see. I have as much trust in law enforcement as I do in medical staff...NONE!

[@ralguam1]

Fire the Chief of Police. What an idiot. Doubles down!

[@BeardyBaldyBob]

Utterly disgusting. And they wonder why so many people absolutely despise the cops. 🙄 Even AFTER THEY KNEW he had a seizure and was not in control of his actions they STILL charged him. Just horrendous.

[@ReadTheShrill]

8:52 The guy is still in the middle of a medical emergency, and they're trying to manufacture a case against him. Despicable cops.

[@christopherwhite1648]

Standard procedure for low-grade morons with guns and badges.

[@kojackMintz]

@ReadTheShrill Yeah, but he was having a bad medical issue and bad medical issues should be illegal. He should go to jail because medical issues are bad.

[@ubermenschen3636]

@@kojackMintz::: yep. If you are having a seizure, the cops have the right to attack, tase, or shoot you. And if you survive through the police gauntlet, the police chief and police internal investigation will say you were in the wrong. Protect and Serve at its finest.

[@Name-c4q]

The cops also arrested me for obstructing a welfare check. Bastards.

[@samobispo1527]

Earning the hate, every single day.

[@makjanks]

Another example of cops protecting and serving the s*** out of people

[@CytoplasmicGoo]

They're here to protect and serve themselves.

[@makjanks]

@CytoplasmicGoo they swear an oath to the Constitution but their loyalties only go as far as their paycheck and their blue line Buddies

[@donniedarko4497]

High impact flix 👍

[@Poppagee69]

Sere themselves to the tax pool and protect those pensions !

[@Jennmorris03]

The fact that they automatically assumed he was drunk is absolutely ridiculous. Makes me sick.

[@CynthiaRockroth]

They obviously don't know the first thing about SEIZER drugs. YOU CANT HAVE ANY SPIRETS OR DRUGS OVER THE COUNTER OR STREET.

[@Jennmorris03]

@@TC-zf1ji he was at the hospital, take his blood. You don’t assume the worst in people and arrest them on what you ‘think’. Yet when they got to the hospital, they STILL didn’t take his blood to see if he was intoxicated and wouldn’t let his wife back there to give them any medical history. So no. It’s not a safe assumption. It’s a bunch of ignorant people who don’t feel like researching what they did - it’s about what they think and then they arrest. And don’t even get me started of them having him walk 2 blocks to call his wife. That’s your taxpayers money right there. A bunch of ignorant and lazy officers who had rather make an arrest than do simple tests WHILE IN THE HOSPITAL to find out. The fact that you have seizures yourself - you would think you would have a more understanding of the point. If it was you would you be like “ok, thanks for putting me in cuffs. Taking me to the hospital when he’s just coming around and doesn’t know why he is there, can’t speak to his wife, is arrested and then let go like he was trash to find his own way home. Even writing this it sounds completely ignorant and a bunch of uneducated decisions that others have to pay for.

[@Jennmorris03]

@@TC-zf1ji the whole event is the problem. Like I said before, if they thought he was drunk, why not a blood test? Why not letting him see his wife so she could give some information on the situation? It’s not just having the seizure that’s the issue. I thought that was understood. Those police should have done a better job. What they did was completely out of line. It’s the follow through. Not the seizure.

[@linzfae2210]

I didn’t have an encounter with police but I did have a bad experience with medical personnel. I had 3 grand mal seizures back to back. My husband called an ambulance, the emts and the er staff treated me like was on drugs or alcohol. Tested me for both of of course negative for both (I don’t even drink.) Took me five months to find a doctor who took me seriously and I was diagnosed properly. Now, I have PTSD and when I have a seizure my husband and I’s first reaction is whatever happens don’t call an ambulance. I had a seizure at an after hours clinic a few months back they called an ambulance and as soon as I could I left and told them no thank you. It’s a shame to have to fear medical “care.”

[@jonm3427]

I'm autistic. Cops never fail to dictate to me that I'm obviously on something when I talk to them.

[@crscts]

Why are these cops even allowed in his room? This is despicable.

[@jeremiahfisher9033]

Absolutely disgusting. He got charged with resisting when he wasn't under arrest or under suspicion of any crime.

[@stjohnssoup]

There has to be an initial crime I think

[@chrisoakey9841]

He was resisting being assaulted. And no amount of taxing is enough when you are trying to help. 😂 WTF is wrong with US cops? Seriously need charges for assault. And deprivation of rights. Then to interview in hospital when they can't even give water yet. Seriously f..ked up.

[@chrisoakey9841]

Civilians need to remember not to bleed on officers trying to beat the sh!t out of them. 😂 These officers and the DA need a considerable amount of jail time.

[@curtisj2165]

​@@stjohnssoupcorrect. The only crime was committed by the cop

[@patrickday4206]

If the officer ended up dying of a heart attack they would have tried to charge him with manslaughter

[@marybrandenburg7127]

As a nurse for over 30 years I would have never let that cop interview my patient. The PRIMARY roll of a nurse is to be your patient's advocate. The patient’s mental state was such that he could not give consent! If an interview were needed, it could be done at a later time when the patient regained his full mental capacity. I hope this hospital’s administration views this video and initiates some staff education

[@JarikW]

Bardzo mądrze

[@henryhenderson7051]

Could use nurses like you advocating for us at the VA. I’ve been manhandled like this in the lobby for having a seizure by the VA police. This is normal operating procedure.

[@marybrandenburg7127]

@@henryhenderson7051 Sorry to say that healthcare went in the toilet years ago. It’s been a slow and steady descent to where actual bedside care takes a backseat to everything else. It’s more important to take care of, and tend to your computer (ie charting) than it is to take care of your patient.If you speak up you’re a “troublemaker “ or “negative “. So, for years,I was the negative, troublemaker. Finally left the profession two years ago. Just couldn’t continue to fight the ,already lost , battle. It breaks my heart because I really loved being a nurse.

[@BelloBudo007]

Mary, your words brought tears to my eyes. Why does everyone in this video seem incapable of doing their job properly. Cops that go along with the bad actions of others cops, nurses not intervening on behalf of the patient. IMO these are matters that the judge should also be looking into, before taking appropriate action.

[@bws15]

We don't know what the nurses and doctors said to the cops. They could have done exactly what you're describing, but were then threatened with an obstruction charge causing them to back away.

[@oo7-ro6bu]

Sued? They should be in prison. That's the problem.

[@gordongarrett6229]

No accountability whatsoever.

[@toddstarkey6820]

Bet this idiot (cop) wasn’t fired.

[@brianbagnall3029]

Can you imagine suffering a major medical catastrophe, and then cops show up and beat you up while you are suffering a seizure, and then after when you are trying to recover in a hospital bed these clowns show up and arrest you and place hand cuffs on you. Your heart would be jumping around so hard. I'm not too old and I don't know if I could take that kind of injustice.

[@williamrogers-y2t]

As a former EMT B, neuroscience nurse, and current advanced practitioner, I am offended by this. Totally unacceptable and criminal behavior, where is the paramedics? These guys are untrained goons. The nurse allowing those clown in to see that patient needs to be dealt with as well, that patient needed rest and not that kind of stimulation, such utter incompetence on all levels!!

[@UTubeRangerBob]

Scariest words you can hear from a cop..."I'm here to help you." It's usually followed by handcuffs, a hard takedown, a taser, and/or multiple gun shots.

[@benvoeller8946]

He's under arrest yet being questioned while still disoriented. Shameful.

[@Why_So_Serious_279]

Without reading him his Miranda Rights, this officer has just invalidated every single thing the man has said since the police started questioning him as evidence against him.

[@marybrandenburg7127]

…and illegal!

[@kerrystoltz3146]

police corruption at its finest

[@climbon3157]

Officer Kevin Sinnott deserves to be fired and jailed for conspiracy.

[@louskunt9798]

I agree. And I’m a retired cop!!!

[@justhereforthecookies8129]

That whole department is trash. They're deleting comments and locking their social media

[@Nick-o-time]

@@louskunt9798 not retired enough.

[@FarckewVerimucc]

And incompetence, falsification of a report, assault on a patient, and just being a despicable human being.

[@KirksCORNER1983]

Cops are always pos. The gang in Blue.

[@realeyesrealizereallies6828]

Never Allow police in your house, and never talk to them..

[@nickmc4502]

This is absolutely disgusting. And the DA having the nerve to push for a domestic violence charge. The wife should sue separately for the state using her as a pawn.

[@belair54]

Known as covering ones ass!

[@dovebar76]

Leave it to the police to arrest a man for having a seizure. Why were they even THERE?! Absolutely useless.

[@Jpppppppp12]

911 was called….

[@freethinker_unchained]

all cops are capable of doing is generating money for the city, they only solve 2% of the crime and eat donuts. they are glorified security guards. we have sheriff dept. dont need cops

[@MickH60]

@@Jpppppppp12 An ambulance was called...

[@richarddavis2961]

We need private police not government police

[@LoneTiger]

It's common practice for police to also arrive at the same location when ambulance or EMTs are called.

[@cdale93mike29]

Arrested for the crime of having a seizure. Punishment included being tazed and being handcuffed to a hospital bed.

[@LuciaBeans]

And interrogated

[@helenwalsh6993]

And harrassed

[@sallybruton8476]

I hope all that participated in this debacle have a full education of what to do and not to do in a situation like this!! # 1 never assume as if you are wrong a s s u m e means you will make an ass of u and me!!

[@podcastfan2544]

He was resisting plain and simple and was threatening the LEO Cop did everything correctly and tried to help but the dumb ass keeps deliberately fighting the LEO

[@DK-nx9ri]

Ridiculous. Police need better training

[@melanieS1265]

Police need to be better trained, how disgusting, for a medical emergency, what cowards these officers ...

[@DIYCameraGuy]

The prosecutor’s job is to pursue justice. The fact that they were still pressing charges, is proof that he is more interested in protecting the government than pursuing justice.

[@vladvladimirov4399]

Anarcho tyranny at work. I tried making multiple comments and they all get taken down. Look it up and you will find the definition. The censorship here is insane

[@bradpotter6401]

DAs, judges,cops.....all part of the same extortion racket.

[@Matty272]

It’s cute you believe that.

[@tillyloustinkypoo3457]

It's always been that way. They all go to the same Blue Lodge. The Blue line gang straight outa the Blue lodge

[@dangeary2134]

@@bradpotter6401a complete wartime Tribunal. Judicial branch of judges, Executive branch of cops, Legislative branch of Prosecutors. In war, law goes out the window.

[@PeterCiesla]

Disgusting LEO behavior.

[@HalfBackCrack]

Pig*

[@edcapp7654]

The cop tazes my wife/ husband for a medical emergency there will be 2 medical emergency’s

[@ELD-zg4kc]

Very hostile

[@ThatOpalGuy]

typical, actually

[@ThatOpalGuy]

@@edcapp7654 you have a wife AND a husband? Nice.

[@Lyricistnz]

Trying to question a man during a medical emergency is the lowest thing I have ever seen. I mean how ethically farked up must a human and system be in trying to talk to an obviously confused man undergoing an obvious medical emergency. Ethically and morally corrupt behavior

[@jefflong1457]

I'm just trying to get information to cover the department, that's all.

[@babyblueLEGEND]

Keep watching police videos and you will see far worse.

[@Lyricistnz]

@@babyblueLEGENDI watch a heap. This ranks as dead set the lowest. This gentleman deserved better than that. His wife rung in a medical emergency, the medical emergency was absolutely a medical emergency. It affected his cognitive abilities and here a police officer is trying to cover his departments ass in questioning a man who is obviously impaired due to the medical emergency he suffered. Lower than a worms ass

[@Lyricistnz]

@@jefflong1457 Huh?

[@drantil]

have you seen the interrogation on a poor kid who was shot on the head and with the bullet still lodged in his brain? He was denied any medical attention because they wanted him to admit to killing his girlfriend, while he and her were the ones being shot.

[@williamrogers-y2t]

As a former EMT B, neuroscience nurse, and current advanced practitioner, I am offended by this. Totally unacceptable and criminal behavior, where is the paramedics? These guys are untrained goons.

[@ExcuseTheSaltImLearning]

Only in America can you call for an ambulance but get tazed and charged with a crime instead.

[@dointheokecoke5548]

the sewer of the world

[@paulrichards6894]

beggars belief....i dont see any problem with a cop adminstering some sort of first aid but this was crazy

[@highschoolbigshot]

Don't forget that they'll also bill you for the ambulance ride

[@Chapps1941]

America is the Dumb Cousin of the Civilised West

[@SiLvErWaRe000]

That was supposed to be the point of defunding the police. Allocation of those funds to professionals that can handle these types of situations.

[@mixter7x7]

The cop going to the hospital to try to get this man to speak KNOWING he’s in a compromised mental state IS CRIMINAL. His demeanor clearly demonstrates his compromised condition and should make anything said by this man completely exempt from police records.

[@librab103]

I am sure once the DA saw the BWC of the police officer interrogating the victim, they knew the police FU and had to drop the charges. I just wish they didn't just listen to police before charging somebody or in cases like this add charges.

[@aaawac2174]

Well it technically violates the 5 and 6 amendment because at the time he was mentally handicap and didn't have someone there to represent him in his handicapped state

[@shaunb8094]

Exactly why the hospital should be in the lawsuit

[@larrybuzan7687]

Did the police read this poor man his rights before questioning

[@mixter7x7]

@@larrybuzan7687 Not required as ALL questions were asked prior to official arrest BUT still entered as evidence given in VOLUNTARY statements. ANYTHING you say to police is evidence with or without arrest or Miranda.

[@aricchio7222]

This cop SHOULD NOT BE EVEN ASKING HIM ANYTHING IN HIS CONDITION. WITHOUT A LAWYER PRESENT. BECAUSE THIS IS BULLSHIT.

[@ThrowDiscs92421]

I'm sure they didn't read him his rights first

[@paulrichards6894]

this is really awful

[@dentalnovember]

The officer preyed on his diminished mental capacity to cover up for the other officers incompetence.

[@scmountaindad2190]

I was screaming this into the screen! absolutely zero compassion and humanity

[@brads0107able]

It would never hold up in court. Lawyer would Rip em a knew one. He's barely cognitive. Id imagine they did this more so in case of lawsuit. Trying to get the guy when he isn't right. Aholes

[@SavetheAnimals-tm9fd]

Unbelievable. Absolutely no words. Improper training. Then the lies and cover ups begins. The hospital immediately sides with the police. Have no trust for either.

[@Deredeo]

....asking a man who just had a seizure, and is in a hospital bed clearly still confused and not in a right frame of mind still suffering from the effects of the seizure is disgusting. Absolutely inexcusable Every officer involved should be fired and have their police credentials permanently revoked.

[@jphanks]

The supervisor was questioning a mentally altered man that was under arrest w/o him being able to acknowledge Miranda. Cops should never respond to a medical aid.

[@IzabellaAndDanika]

So should the medical staff for not defending the patient

[@podcastfan2544]

That dude was coherent enough to ask for water knew he had fought the LEO's and if he was not well enough to do a interview the nurse wouldn't be talking to him nor allow a interview. He's pulling a big act.

[@Deredeo]

@podcastfan2544 you can't be serious...asking for water is basic human instinct, and a nurse is typically not going to interfere with a uniformed officer...this isn't some movie or TV show. And the supervising officer should have spoken to the physicians there and when he learned the condition was having an effect on his mental state and his cognitive abilities he should have immediately ceased any questioning because even if he was mirandized, anything the guy said would be brought under scrutiny most likely thrown out in a trial. I get that the officer had no idea of his medical diagnosis, but from jump they were responding to a medical call, and should have reacted as such. They didn't and then to sit there and try to drum up charges to justify what they did is just disgusting. We need better training to produce better, more capable officers. Then mabye public trust in police can be restored - to some degree.

[@lordfritz69]

@@podcastfan2544 Are you a cop? If not you should be lol. Really trying to justify what these orficers did to this man, you have obviously never dealt with someone having a seizure or after.

[@ti.mythril]

Where are the frickin doctors! ! ! ! Letting police question a patient suffering from a seasure? Sue the hospital too.

[@gordongarrett6229]

Absolutely

[@iamgabriel5823]

The doctors were asleep in the lounge and staff weren't about to disturb them over this "simple" case.

[@deaconyates2671]

That suit will come after the wrong doing is solidified in the case against the police.

[@j.cv.bmerwe6304]

Police took the duud dountoun in a hospital robe no id or other items and then let him go and walk in public with a hospital gouwn with no back 😮 waz thet a attempt to get him on indecent exposure? Btw is it not the norm to keep some 1 with seizures for 24 h sins relapse is comen ???

[@vegandogs]

110% doctors and nurses should have stepped in legally here to defend him.

[@brwi1]

Being drunk in your own home isn’t a crime

[@monicabrockman3394]

He wasn't drunk!

[@jessesmusicmanor]

@@monicabrockman3394 No crap Monica. He means that even if he were it wouldnt be a crime

[@Mikevdog]

The idiot cop said he was​@@monicabrockman3394

[@justthecomments]

@@jessesmusicmanor Ok, ok, we're on the same side.

[@YTRulesFromNM]

I think he said that to create a story to excuse his unprovoked violence.

[@GreenRiffer]

the amount of incompetence and sheer stupidity by the cops in this case is mind blowing

[@dennish3962]

Why were cops even there? Medical emergency requires MEDICAL professionals not the cops!

[@gregoryconquest1359]

They probably heard the call come out as an unconscious person so they responded to assist before EMS arrived and to check the scene for any type of crime related to the incident

[@nunyabisnass1141]

​@@gregoryconquest1359they're also first responders, sometimes they show up anyway to secure the scene, escort, or whatever.

[@gregoryconquest1359]

@@nunyabisnass1141 I didn’t ask the question regarding why law enforcement was on scene I answered it first if you read my reply

[@nunyabisnass1141]

@@gregoryconquest1359 and I was adding to that.

[@artiesykes]

@@gregoryconquest1359 "show me the man i'll find you a crime" situation eh?

[@jbc175]

The questioning of a person who was abused during a medical emergency for not being able to follow directions while incoherent while still incoherent is just disgusting.

[@StuartBpPce]

True this is also a failure of medical staff they should have barred the police from talking to him!

[@randalluthe4792]

@@StuartBpPce As a medical professional, that's what I kept wondering. Why did neither the nursing or medical staff intervene? At that point, they had control of the patient and had a legal obligation to stand up for him.

[@Kilroy-was-here]

Once the nurse or dr knew he had a seizure, they should have ended the interview immediately. He should sue the hospital and police. Nothing he says is admissible in court.

[@ruanitaroe8189]

WHAT IN THE WORLD?!! WHAT KIND OF STAFF ARE THEY... ORDER THOSE COPS OUT OF THERE AND ESPECIALLY THE ONE ASKING QUESTIONS.

[@TrewlPatrol]

Why are cops questioning him in a hospital bed when he’s clearly out of it? And why is the hospital allowing it?

[@mariegarside8830]

Excellent question

[@laurabutler6253]

Because hospitals are just as screwed up as the police. They all have a God complex. All you have to do is a quick search on the internet and it's full of influencers who are in the medical field, and people who are in the medical field just complaining on the internet about how they hate their patients.

[@stephengrigg5988]

The police are trying to cover up their disgusting mistake. While it's awful and despicable, I can at least follow their logic. The hospital on the other hand... I don't know, I guess the staff just decided they'd like to be involved in the lawsuit

[@Jooooowesh2028]

The coverup. They want to talk to him while he’s out of it asap

[@mariegarside8830]

The hospital should be sued

[@bobjohnson1389]

Complete and total garbage policing! Public servants think they are heroes with no consequences!

[@raymondtorres-gy8uj]

My real héroes are the firemen, all of them but the NYCFD are my real héroes/ Friends they save my life once. Maybe in more ways than i can ever repay them. NYCFD are the real Bravest, Finest, Hero's of all times. Blessings for the Firemen's around the world, the one's that run inside a burning building to save your family,pets, & you while puting theirs at risk.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

@@raymondtorres-gy8uj even firemen can be tyrants

[@themanhimself3]

​@@ThatOpalGuyit's extremely rare compared to police and their not immune from prosecution like pigs.

[@DontbeanNPC]

Psychopaths usually do think they're the hero even though they're the aggressor in a situation THEY usually caused in the first place.

[@brianbagnall3029]

4:19 LOL! Women always side with the cops.

[@marv6973]

These idiots would taze and arrest a corpse for failing to comply. Absolutely disgraceful.

[@mrthingy9072]

Cops HAVE tazed a deaf man for "failure to comply" and I wish I was kidding, you can find that incident on one of these KZbin channels. And the guy had committed no crimes, he was out for a walk after having an argument with his wife (who was also deaf). They approached the guy from behind (he's deaf) and yelled at him (he's deaf) and then they tazed him, the whole time he was walking at a slow pace. They never once tried to get in front of him to get his attention, they just yanked their tazers out and tazed the poor guy.

[@CherylLynn65]

@@mrthingy9072 I saw that too. It took them an extremely long time to realize that he was deaf, all the time tazing him for not complying!

[@sulynn72]

Yelling give me your id😂

[@Random.Funnies-x7y]

​​@@mrthingy9072as a teen I witnessed cops pushing around a deaf boy for not stating his name, verbally and instead signing while grunting. I offered to translate, he told me to mind my business or else I'll go to jail. This precent was extremely corrupt - they once sodomized a man who visited the station to report an assault and theft. His name was Abner Louima. So, my mom would not allow me to testify for the boy's lawyers.

[@petergeh9584]

Yes cops will happily do the same to blind people, deaf, autistic, handicapped, children, elderly, etc all in the name of 'officer safety!!'. Such brave heroes and warriors they are.

[@BiancaFlowers-pf7kh]

Wow so it’s now a crime to have a seizures? How disgusting is that.

[@leonardlassiterbey5161]

Why are they trying to talk to a man that is not in his proper state of mind. Why are the doctors not stepping in????

[@johnchestnut5340]

"They" don't mind dirty tricks and taking advantage of a perceived "bad guy". "Winning" is all that matters. Serving? Only when convenient and there is no money to be made.

[@dr.vanhellsing]

Doctors are afraid they might get beat up too. Why would the cop stop with this older man?

[@pouncepounce7417]

Clinics are there to earn money, not to protect patients.

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

Working in a hospital gives me certain insight to how they work. The people at a hospital are there to treat wounds, but if a cop shows up with a person it's likely that they will treat the person as dangerous. On top of that, security at a hospital will only protect a nurse, but the whole thing is that they are only able to act as a punching bag. If security at a hospital is to try to detain a person, they are liable for anything that may cause injury to the patient.

[@mikecuchine3296]

Hospital didn't help cause they know cops are dangerous

[@alexlarson9483]

If you wear the uniform you better realize why people hate you. Hand cuffing a seizure victim to a hospital bed then arresting him, absolutely disgusting behavior.

[@RyanK-100]

The source of the problem is that the guy "always respected the police." That was his #1 mistake. Tell your children to NEVER talk to the police. Remove qualified immunity.

[@mattcolver1]

One thing judges and prosecutors always teach their children is to never talk to the police.

[@wallebo]

If I had kids, then that is exactly what I would tell them. I would also teach them their rights until they knew them inside and out.

[@YouSurfin]

Fault is 100% his wife. She could simply say he was having an attack or explaining what he had. That he was not drunk etc. Not cops fault AT ALL.

[@hitkid2456]

@@YouSurfin So cops are just robots then? Got it.

[@MitchellJBridges]

​@@YouSurfin English was the second language for her. So it's hard for her because of the language barrier.

[@Cedric_Ironwood]

Absolutely not . He obviously had little or no medical training , and was a poor selection to show up in a medical situation . and then he assumed the person he is there to help is drunk and disorderly . this is a bad joke.

[@Austin-co1zt]

Its unethical for the officer to even ATTEMPT to get a statement in his current state.

[@jasondorris2067]

Absolutely! Well said.

[@larryd1344]

Its actually illegal and none of it would hold up in court. A shame that the hospital let them.

[@lalak2157]

We are sick of seeing incompetence and mistreatment of our citizens!

[@Thefashionstar1999]

you (we) actually need a do something about it instead of just complaining on KZbin

[@lalak2157]

@@Thefashionstar1999 Ok, so in between oncology visits and work and taking care of my mother, like every other overloaded and stressed person, what exactly do you suggest? Complaining on KZbin is communication, we communicate about it, we generate ideas and hopefully we can come up with useful things to make meaningful changes. That is being part of society, communication and taking action when it looks possible. So for the next step, have you ideas you think are ready for implementation? Like supporting groups that defend citizens like more perfect union, donating to ACLU and sharing their messages? Anything else?

[@psi808]

@@Thefashionstar1999I’m down to take some action

[@Laurel143]

@@lalak2157 share the videos, bring awareness, talk about it. If you don't have a lot of time. And I'm sorry to hear about oncology appts, and it is extremely admirable to take care of your mother. Best thoughts to you. Hugs 🥰

[@BlackRoostar-cf2yv]

No your not, it's just the pigment your upset about.

[@nicwesthuizen4077]

Those cops should be charged and jailed and ban from ever working in law enforcement. The victim must also sue the cops and police department.

[@drantil]

and the hospital too. US hospitals are the fucking worst. There's no trace of medical ethics or deontology to be found.

[@john.a.gonsalves3731]

majority of cops believe that Seizures are a real medical situation, applying force to a person having seizures is dangerous, they abused him 100%...disgusting...

[@BiancaFlowers-pf7kh]

It’s very dangerous but the worst part of this is my wife has epilepsy now I definitely worry about her safety. The lengths they go to in order to cover up is scary. I pray she never gets harmed or killed by a cop cuz she had a seizure. Sadly seems they get promoted for mistreating people who are in a medical emergency

[@cathytadder1760]

I can’t believe the hospital allows this. The man is suffering a medical emergency. They should take care of the patient not the cop

[@mr.duanesharpe]

That and why wasn’t his wife him to complete their so called investigation

[@mr.duanesharpe]

PLUS I wouldn’t talk to anyone especially police while I’m trying to recover. Heck NAW

[@cliffbutler9820]

Any of this evidence will be thrown out. Because he is suffering a medical issue. He is not fully aware. He should not be interviewed without a witness or a lawyer. The nurses should also inform the pigs he is not fit.

[@Dr.Claw_M.A.D.]

Because the doctor does not want to get shot or tasted anymore than the paramedics

[@timothybradford3062]

@@Dr.Claw_M.A.D. noDRs & Nurses BOTH have the right to refuse to allow LEOs from engaging with patients who are mentally compromised & are still suffering from a medical issue like a seizure. I've witnessed Good medical personnel tell LEOs to fuq off when they tried to interview someone who was waking up from General Anesthetic & was incoherent.

[@chrisblackburn3059]

The cop doing the interview should be arrested for trying to use statements that a man who doesn't even know his own name against him. This is sickening.

[@ericwillerson6938]

ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@yourlordship1119]

Arrested and tased for having a medical emergency, charged for everything under the sun and then given no assistance what so ever. Damn. No common sense, regard for life, or compassion. AND THEN HANDCUFFING SOMEONE WHO HAS SEIZURES TO A BED! OMG

[@BerJam_007]

....then the department defends the corrupt cop and even promotes him

[@illuminape7632]

you're charged with having a seizure and being unconscious while cops unqualified to treat or help you felt threated by you because you were naked and incoherent and that is super scary to an officer covered in bullet proof vest, taser, gun, flashlight, baton, etc.. lol

[@shannonlaforme8344]

Y’all forgot to mention this man who was indeed naked, NOT drunk, incoherent due to having just had a GRAND MAL SEIZURE, distraught, confused, scared, in the very midst of a medical emergency, naked - yes all of this AND standing, sitting, stumbling and falling IN HIS OWN HOME!!! You arrested a man with all of the above and charged him with anything and everything you could possibly throw at him… phfew! And he was in his bedroom… in his own home… with his wife… where he should have felt and been safe… good job guys 👍🏼 🙄

[@Dorakuwel]

Classic case of: "Back the blue, until it happens to you"

[@MetalSnakers]

A 60 year old man that just had a seizure laying in a hospital bed is such a big threat they handcuff him to the bed. What a disgrace. They need to be sued for battery themselves.

[@jamescouture775]

Sued and sent jailed.

[@TCR2025]

“Stop resisting, I want to help you. Stop fighting or you’re gonna get tased.” Just wow. Why is a cop being sent there to help with a medical emergency??Why not actual paramedics???

[@ClimateScamBatman]

Stop resisting in your own BEDROOM as you’re having a seizure

[@louniece1650]

That's what I'm not understanding!😮

[@mr.duanesharpe]

@@louniece1650me either. Don’t call POLICE for medical emergencies and I’m sure they learned the hard way.

[@AmorArdet]

Craziest words I've heard all day.

[@charlest7962]

Long of the short, in case those in need of attention attempt to attack fire or EMS

[@PattiLeah]

The hospital should have called victim advocate for this man. I’m sick of these hospitals appeasing these cops knowing what they have done. To many cases where they need to step in. They knew he a serious medical condition and was tased. STOP THINKING THEY ARE ABOVE THE LAW

[@Jdashn]

Seen those vidoes where the cops arrest the Nurse for not breaking the law? The hospital lawyers dont want Nurses and Docs deciding what is and is not against the law, the hospital is protected when the cop says do something, and the cop is lying -- not so much if the hospital makes the decision.At least thats my guess.

[@michaelnagy4484]

One thing they asked me at the hospital for getting some stitches for cutting my finger was if I had any firearms at my home. I drove myself to the hospital. Why do they need to know that? For my and their safety? This is getting out of hand.

[@zencat55]

as a former medical professional who worked in a hospital, I can assure you we hated cops. You cannot interfere with their investigations. You will be arrested for obstruction.