Cops Bust in a Home, Force the Family Outside and Handcuff the Dad (who I interview)

[@thecivilrightslawyer]

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[@01mustang05]

You're still doing it, using the rule of law scam for your and others enjoyment, at others expense, instead of calling for the end of the scam for an actual reasonable way of life!

[@mattstone8878]

If you have a stye, you should go to the Opthalmologist and get some medicine injected into the eyelid. It helps. Also make sure you buy a microwavable bean bag and apply it hot to your face 4-6 times a day

[@the1one132]

Sorry but Morgan and Morgan in Tampa Florida was a mess when I used them.

[@Erikj-fd8pz]

It's called the fruit of the poisonous tree.

[@PremiumUserUltra]

Thanks for the coverage, learned alot!

[@bm03431]

"You're bothering me. You're a safety issue now." Sounds like an ego having a tantrum.

[@rafeone9808]

This is why Americans have the second amendment

[@raylewis2121]

@@rafeone9808 I’m an Austin Democrat, but I’m a 2nd Amendment proponent. I will stand my ground.

[@Craig_N]

Bothering someone IS NOT a safety issue.

[@semyaza555]

At least we know why all cops cry about "police safety"

[@skippylippy547]

@@raylewis2121 Are you saying you would have "stood your ground" in this instance?

[@maggienificent1]

When a cop says "I DONT NEED A WARRENT" Be afraid coz they are lawless!!

[@ccrider3435]

"Badges? We dont need no stinking badges."

[@knerduno5942]

No, they need to be afraid of Second Amendment

[@lockedonlaw]

Not true in every case.

[@rf159a]

Trump will make sure they don't need a warrant!!

[@paulholman2841]

@@knerduno5942 They obviously aren't though, and NO ONE is enforcing the law that We The People specifically wrote for THEM to follow. Herein lies the true problem. People like this civil rights lawyer, make their living from this blatant injustice, so don't expect people like him to change anything lol, I certainly don't . . .

[@leepopaz253]

IT'S TIME COPS GET SUED ALSO PERSONALLY.

[@platty9237]

Something needs to change. End qualified immunity.

[@Duciousness]

They DID violate their 4th amendment so yes they'll lose their qualified immunity if it's taken to Federal court.

[@Shewolfadoodle]

Isn’t the governor of each state responsible for the police departments? I’m truly ignorant on this so if anyone can explain, I would appreciate it.

[@fw1421]

Revoke qualified immunity!!!😡😡😡

[@jacquessimmons7981]

The police fund!!!!

[@dr_dr]

The fact that the cop was initially so reluctant to pass the threshold suggests he knew that a warrant was required all along.

[@VeteranFirefighter]

He wasn't a safety issue, he was a filming issue. The officers kept him in handcuffs that long to "teach him a leason" for not giving up his rights.

[@F_trump]

Instances like this are going to get worse with the leader we will have and the cabinet he is picking.

[@jarrodm9010]

Clearly, the police's very easily deleted body cam video is adequate. How dare you claim rights in your own home after they break in

[@brucer.5403]

Exactly...And now they need to pay just like they made him do. As in lose their jobs!

[@thewildman8544]

@@F_trump 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 🤡

[@jeffreymcurtis]

@@F_trump 1 question are you OK for local & state governments having some people sign non-disclosure agreements when they settle lawsuits? I ask this because they government has been doing that for decades and BOTH parties are doing it especially NY, NYC, LA, AND CA!

[@johnlongstreth1525]

The way they lagged outside the threshold of the house seems to indicate that the officer knew he did not have authority to enter.

[@stevef68]

Absolutely.

[@davesiringo7147]

Didn't stop him though, did it?

[@UncautiousAuthor]

And the instant the homeowner said 'you can't come in-..' he stepped in as if to say 'you can't tell me shit!!!'

[@johnlongstreth1525]

@@davesiringo7147 In fact, he entered right after the homeowner reminded him that he could not enter. The fact that this officer appears to be a sergeant is also concerning. He's supposed to show the right way to do things.

[@MegaDavyk]

Exactly

[@J.Hurt-sp8py]

The officer should be charged with armed home invasion and robbery.

[@MyBrotherMan]

Who is going to charge him? I cannot believe people are still dumb enough to expect the government to protect them from the government.

[@ItinerantAdventurer]

Cop is lucky he didn't get shot. That's felony home invasion

[@johnwtobin156]

And kidnapping. And assault. AND battery. Endangering the lives of minors (x2). Might as well add, destruction of property and trespassing.

[@czinn327]

How do you figure robbery?

[@squintsatnala9841]

100%

[@UnlistedAccount]

Don't charge them with a "constitutional violation" charge them for what they actually did, armed home invasion.

[@ScottSummerill]

All they had to do was post a car outside and go get a warrant. Pathetic.

[@49Roadmaster]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!

[@DBAllen]

Dumb and/or lazy cops.

[@johnwebster76]

It was cold outside, they didn't want to wait

[@chavitacanta008]

Warrant ? We don’t need no stinking warrant !

[@Woozlewuzzleable]

Too much work.

[@1alibertyguy891]

End qualified immunity.

[@someoldguy6716]

"On day one, I will give all law enforcement more authority and broader immunity to stop these frivolous lawsuits."

[@BillySBC]

Republican controlled Supreme Court is gonna do that? Really now...

[@marklindsey579]

​@@someoldguy6716 and yet they voted for tRump anyways

[@JerseyLynne]

HOW?

[@hobeone1192]

What qoute is that? Doesn't sound like something from an American.

[@robgau2501]

Do you wanna be detained? Already sounds like bs.

[@g1eagle]

If it was me, I'd have asked the cop you mean kidnapped?

[@cajunguy6502]

If it's an option, it's not an option. You have a reason to detain or you don't.

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

They are not ignorant. They simply don't care, because we don't fight back.

Close! They don't care because there isn't any law requiring them to care!

[@GeorgeWMays]

Those kids will now hate the police for the rest of their lives....

[@bradpotter6401]

Better to learn sooner than later.

[@andrew8168]

They learned at a safe age.

[@yogiguitar1]

with good reason it seems

[@jtthomps]

They will live in fear from the people that are paid to protect them. They learned they are not safe from criminals and not from the criminal cops.

[@rickdaniels1789]

They've learned the truth

[@wethepeople43040]

Please build a civil rights attorney network. That's what we need.

[@regulusstarseed1368]

There’s a reason why most lawyers won’t take these cases. The police are far more evil than you realize.

[@5thlevelweb887]

This.

[@nanyabyznessOG]

yes! I have friends protesting legally innLos Angeles who have been wrongfully arrested and need to find them a strong Civil Rights Attorney - !

[@vandalsgarage]

@@nanyabyznessOG Los Angeles is crawling with thug cops. I have a family member who was arrested, thrown to the pavement, cops boot on his head, over a bicycle that was bought from a CL ad, but was actually stolen. My relative had dropped the bike off at a bike shop for a new tire, not realizing it had been reported stolen. DA dropped the charges after a receipt was shown. So my relative was also a victim, out 400 bucks and spent two nights in jail. Be careful out there.

[@Eric-gi9kg]

There's already one.. Unfortunately, it doesn't or can't support all states... for example, Washington State.

[@dsabre4990]

"I don't need a warrant"...said every tyrant ever.

[@-_-----]

*bang* *bang* *bang*..... said every free-man ever.

[@davidfoster3427]

badges we don't need no stinkin badges

[@immortal5812]

They don’t need a warrant because there’s no consequence waiting for them on the other side of the door

[@jermaineholmes1233]

Shows where this country is headed...

[@michaeldunar8986]

We certainly wish ​@@-_-----

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

I love when cops say theyre recording too. Knowing damn well their body cams are muted, edited, or just flat out refused to be released.

[@sandiecheeks73]

Or try to charge ridiculous amount of money. We already pay our taxes so all that info should be free.

[@emilgunnary2548]

Or they shut their body cams off altogether

[@TheSilverSphincter69]

OMG A FELON IS FISHIN..WE GOTTA GO GET HIM. HE MIGHT HAVE A PET SQUIRREL !!!!!

[@Odin6900]

Your comment is so misleading. The real facts: most squirrels are armed with acorns. We all know the real danger to all cops all over the country. 😂

[@Sevenfold7777]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@vivianewing7154]

@@Odin6900 sure do! it is an acorn!

[@LifeBetweenTheDash]

​@@Odin6900🤣🤣😖

[@DavidParker-bp1mq]

​@@Odin6900Assault acorns?

[@JerseyLynne]

Based on my personal experience, I am more afraid of cops than criminals. And I am not a criminal.

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

I have said the same thing. I fear the BluLine of disgrace not criminals. Criminals are held accountable and cops are rewarded. Our forefathers warned us about these cops

[@zangdaarrmortpartout]

criminals aren't afraid of cops because they belong to the same gang

[@Sevenfold7777]

Don't reach or make any sudden moves when you're near a trigger happy spineless coward with a gun and badge 🤦

[@vagabondjay7281]

Same Jersey, same. 💯😩

[@DrunkActual]

@@DebbieOnTheSpot It’s almost as if we defeated a few enemies to liberty, freedom, and democracy not so long ago in the 1940’s.

[@danielmorgan6779]

They have no warrant, the cops damaged private property, and then kicked out the occupants, pulled guns on them, and they falsely detained this family! I hope they sue the crap out of these tyrants!

[@richardterrell7539]

Lawsuits aren't working. These things keep happening. What should the people do next?

[@fipinochildrenplaying2801]

Start going after their bonds? ​@@richardterrell7539

[@B_Rad4Real]

Pulling guns on him is considered excessive force especially with his two boys by his side.

[@chrismac7416]

Amendment 3 violation take their department building!

[@AngelLuisEspada1970]

Kidnapping 😊

[@denniscrumbley8274]

Former LEO here, the Sargent knew full well that he was not legally allowed to enter the house. How do I know that? Simply because he did not enter even after he threatened to several times. He knew!! He knew he would be breaking the law.

[@lionkiller56]

He's not the only one that knew...his backup supported him. We're in trouble and don't even know it. America...welcome to the real world!

[@georgewilson3865]

They had time get a warrant...

[@fromalongtimeago]

Remember, "Sergeant"

[@denniscrumbley8274]

Thank you! Can't believe I did that. I wonder if it was auto correct. But that doesn't really make sense.

[@michaelsarkisian1047]

WHEN THE HELL ARE WE GOING TO REQUIRE COPS TO CARRY THEIR OWN INSURANCE/BOND??? so the taxpayers aren't screwed, yet again

[@kurtvanluven9351]

Just like doctors. Then if there is a lawsuit, the taxpayers are not the ones punished!

[@ajnathan9490]

Say it loud and often brother!! Every citizen should be demanding this!!

[@longwood2339]

Its called a bond

[@genxhippie3973]

Criminal justice degree must be required as well

[@Thalog]

no offence, but your in america. everything is based on taxing the people. it will never happen as you guys are too stupid to unite and fight for it

[@greenman14.]

Freudian slip "you're bothering me you're a safety issue now" imo proves they use officer safety because their feelings are hurt.

[@FyCMystery]

It's a cowards "excuse" to make someone do something the cop wants and utilize it to arrest some people for obstruction.

[@nativeretrospective6931]

Yes it is a tactic they use for sure. What’s more insane is when you realize the Judges and DAs back them up they can lie in court no consequences.

[@utubepunk]

Coproach is so dirty, he doesn't mind saying the quiet part out loud.

[@ContactsNfilters]

Feelings? No you. How dare you feel unsafe and argue with me about breaking into your home. Respect mah authoriteh!

[@TopDollaent]

@@ContactsNfilters 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@zevolfearizona2113]

We're filming too! Yes, but mine won't be muted, lost, or edited.

[@TwilightMysts]

If they confiscate his phone it will.

[@rickiecomeaux8287]

Nor will you need to file a FOIA request and pay the fee for the film.

[@MrCanucklehead75]

​@@TwilightMystsnot if they use the type of app that automatically uploads or streams video to KZbin or elsewhere. There's also stealth recording apps that still run when it looks like the phone is off

[@kyle_vs_kenny]

@@TwilightMystsI’ve got my phone just fine along with everything backed up 😅

[@davidthornton3346]

Or available instantly...

[@baryonyxwalkeri3957]

The fact that they stand in the doorway and demand the people come out instead of stepping in right away and just grabbing who they want to tells you they know they are not supposed to do that.

[@gs1niner85]

If they were legally allowed to go into the house and arrest the guy then why did they wait at the door? They knew they didnt have the legal authority to do what they did.

[@t5ruxlee210]

They probably thought time was on their side and that they could easily create enough "necessary smoke" to fool a judge. Not their first rodeo.

[@roninkraut6873]

Assault under the color of law, burglary, kidnapping, false imprisonment, terroristic threats, menacing, etc.. everything they would charge us peasants with. F’cking disgusting!

[@immortal5812]

And citizens just submissively let themselves be taken 😅

[@BlenderRookie]

The mere fact the cop hesitated to walk in is evidence that the cop knew he didn't have authority and then made the choice to unlawfully enter.

[@jaxsmom8542]

I’m so thankful for John, for doing these videos and helping these people find lawyers to hold these officers accountability

[@MarkMixon-k5q]

Why should they care what the law is if they don't get meaningful punishment for breaking the law ?

[@jerrysockets8154]

Bingo!

[@adama7752]

It's only illegal if there is a punishment

[@lewiechase8608]

@@adama7752 I see it as, It's only illegal if you're caught.

[@larryboylarry5557]

Cops pointing guns, threatening, menacing, apprehending, detaining, assaulting, battering say "you're a safety concern".

[@DarkVixxen]

Yeah they want to be able to do that safely without getting in trouble

[@TecnamTwin]

Because if we can reclaim our rights in the next 4 yrs, they could have been ventilated by someone defending their home from lawless individuals claiming to be police but certainly not acting like it. It's already happened in Texas.

[@bamahama707]

Definitely a lawsuit waiting to happen...

[@thisshouldbeentertaining3386]

I NEED YOU TO STEP OUT , BECAUSE HE'S DANGEROUS!!!!.....Says the dude who just kicked in a door screaming and holding a gun.🤦

[@Matty272]

I LOVE it when cops say “We’re recording too!” And the footage is used against them.

[@alancrandall1325]

File a FEDERAL suit and sue for civils rights violations and make them pay PAY PAY(and theyll have to settle because those were clear amendment violations)

[@BryanHacker-bt7ml]

Dont settle they need to take it all the way an set a standard for this ceap an new caselaw since they don't understand the 4th Amendment lol

[@bosco1563]

Definitely an ego thing, the cop stepped inside right when he told him he knows his rights, and then hides behind officers safety to put him in handcuffs.

[@matthewconner7800]

“You’re a safety issue…” Clear as day retaliation for the occupant attempting to exercise his rights.

[@hillbilly4christ638]

A lot of things about this story do not pass the sniff test. Why did the guy leave Hawaii? Did he not check to see if that old be suspect? Why would this guy take in a convicted felon without knowing if he was there legally? Why would you allow your kids to be around a convicted felon? Was the mother of the children concerned about him being around her kids? If he needed to be in Hawaii to take care of his mother, then why did he leave? Just a few unanswered questions right there.

[@EwokFuica]

Nice job Cops, you just show 10 year old kids what cops are really about. 👏

[@jeremywanner4526]

They don’t care or they would’ve already done something about it

[@troyjarm7901]

​@@jeremywanner4526the amount of videos out there every pig across this country has seen one and yet they won't stand up... That makes them complicit in this behavior which chalks every single one of them as just as bad as all the occurrences that have happened... They do the same to us, they had one bad encounter now they chalk every single one of us as their worst encounter... It's only fair to give them the exact same respect they dish out to the world...

[@xxmurtagh7xx]

The cop said "You're bothering me". That's not a fucking reason to arrest someone.

[@petergeh9584]

Cops: "Yes it is. Try and stop me. Lol"

[@ray495903314]

​@@petergeh9584that's why citizens need to stand up is your know what I mean

[@MB-ig6gl]

From what I have seen on this channel, that makes it a clear retaliation and helps solidify the case against them for unlawful detainment.

[@jillb2161]

​@@ray4959033143:11 I know what you mean 😎

[@roninkraut6873]

It is for cops. It’s scary because they get away with it so much. And small towns like this (they have grown from the CA exodus but they still have that small towns mentality) even the courts are like this. Unfortunately, many red states and towns believe in what cops do and we should give them more power. Its sad

[@DaveBigDawg]

You said it correctly The police officer doesn't care The supervisor doesn't care Tge department doesn't care Because they know, not a damn thing will be done to any of them

[@frotobaggins7169]

There is no consequences for their crimes, why would they care?

[@Vilcabamba_RE_Disclosures]

Just a prelude to incoming martial law.

[@Provocateur3]

​@@Vilcabamba_RE_Disclosures: Yes, I agree. I'm much more worried about EROL than WROL.

[@thepsychicspoon5984]

It comes back to who you elect for mayor. Those votes matter too, not just the presidential level.

[@martj1313]

I don't get how if anyone else walks into a persons house with a gun they get years in prison for home invasion, but cops get to investigate themselves.

[@claybornlewis276]

A guy in Florida killed the police officer for doing the same thing and was acquitted

[@beautifuldisaster139]

most actually get shot esp walking in the wrong the house w without permission

[@Andy-te1mw]

Because law enforcement officials are essentially above the law. They know that statistically they won't face any consequences or accountability. The Constitution is simply words on paper these days. They violate it, pay a settlement, and nothing changes. That's how the system works.

[@TheMelnTeam]

@@claybornlewis276 Rightfully so, but which case was that? I didn't hear about it.

[@markbonner1139]

Promotion & paid vacation!!

[@DylanMartin-m9m]

Those criminals are impersonating police officers. They should receive felony charges.

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

Thank you for every effort you put towards exposing these cowards

[@rontressler647]

Thank you for exposing Idaho Police corruption.

[@RyanTheDark]

I swear cops get enjoyment when kids start crying.

[@BillySBC]

Having grown up with NYPD I will verify this, your fear gives them a psychiatric jolt of energy all sadists get from such circumstances.

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

I can confirm this

[@butch1508]

They are psychopaths.

[@Sevenfold7777]

Self-proclaimed heroes with guns and badges terrorizing our communities 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@stevejette2329]

Ryan - As sadistic people, they went into the enforcement/punishment business ... pretty sick.

[@douglastaylor43]

Cops that violate their oath need to be jailed for life.

[@ZekeRivers]

Eternity in a pine box.

[@JohnSmith-nr3sr]

Jailed???? They gotta gooooooooo

[@mkruge9076]

Just locate their house.

[@nathanlockman1554]

The instant they violate the constitution they are no longer law enforcement officers. LEO. They have no rights beyond a regular civilian at that point. They are armed and breaking into a home. I support REAL law enforcement officers, I have ZERO respect for individuals who violently or peacefully step outside the constitution to get there "job" done. I also believe that permanently preventing them from serving as a LEO doesn't solve the problem 30-90 days in jail with no pay and a demotion likely corrects them (like you do a child) and can lead to better law enforcement if they continue their career. They will remember the correction the people gave to them and pass them on to their trainees. Even if it is just for self preservation. This is the nature of corrective actions intent. They do it again, 3 strikes and you are out. Straight 20 years prison time with no parole will be an excellent incentive to follow the constitution. Require general population exposure daily, they will remember and truly respect the constitution my family members have committed and given their lives to upholding.

[@sharkman265]

Normally I would disagree with @ZekeRivers but after the shit law enforcement has gotten away with aka no accountability, it’s obvious by the lack of fear from consequences lik these jokers in the video , I have to say agreed 100% sadly if the law won’t hold them accountable maybe solitary defensive action is needed

[@125ZJK]

Note for the girlfriend. When cops ask you anything exercise your 5th amendment right.

[@Mr.Smith101]

Stop self snitching!!

[@jamesroales2684]

Absolutely! The girlfriend is not very bright!🙄

[@denisecounts5381]

Yeah......and stay OFF FB......she should feel like 💩

[@aliceakosota797]

We should all train sufficiently to exercise the 2nd

[@SaanMigwell]

Nobody will actually do this until they learn the hard way, or rather so few people will it won't make difference. In a way the increasing violations by the police are a good thing, it's waking more and more people up. That said, your average person still believes "Always tell the cops the truth and you have nothing to worry about"

[@c4ddym4n1]

Sue the police and city for all you can get!

[@anthonyf4439]

Yeah good luck with that

[@SarahSmith-yz7fd]

The police department does not pay nor the officer. It comes from the tax payer

[@anthonyf4439]

@@SarahSmith-yz7fd that’s if you can find a lawyer willing to take a case like this.

[@amorris1970]

If the cop loses immunity. He can sue the cop also.

[@TheRealNumberSeven]

I wish people that comment this would at least recognize on the same hand that this sentiment changes nothing as far as police being incredibly undertrained/uneducated/ignorant or just not being required by law, to uphold our very laws and rights that they swore to protect under oath. However, i do hope this young man gets monetarily reimbursed heavily.

[@oldblack15]

This is a good example of why we all need to improve the security of our homes. Prepare our front doors like they are, the first line of protection to our loved ones and personal property.

[@krane15]

Unfortunately most people learn the hard way. Most of us don't prepare our homes for police intrusion. If the standard criminal did that, at least we can fight back.

[@The_Sound_Doctor1957]

Sue the 💩 out of them

[@delbancroft9339]

Include the officer's law certifications ( every officer on scene and all certifications they have)

[@The_Sound_Doctor1957]

@delbancroft9339 💯%

[@JustaPeg57]

Sue! The kids will have a college fund 💰

[@savage5975]

The problem with suing is that it just comes out of the tax payers back pockets and the police never see any repercussions and often these cases take years to even see any resolution

[@tonyturner7655]

Didn't you hear they can't find a fuking lawyer, judges prosecutors, and lawyers are all Buddies. Lawyers are afraid of getting blacklisted

[@ratagris21]

Typical Gestapo tactics and tyranny.

[@Sevenfold7777]

Voluntary compliance is encouraged by unhinged public servants regarding officer safety concerns 🤷‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️

[@Sevenfold7777]

WW2 ended in 1945, but the Gestapo is still out in full force terrorizing our communities 😮

[@algernon5776]

And America is about to get even more Fasist with the recent election.

[@Alligator40]

Yep

[@Alligator40]

@@Sevenfold7777and also encouraged by boot lickers

[@daveblackman816]

I saw this one on TikTok and wondered what the story was. How do they just kick open the door and they don’t even know who they’re trying to arrest?

[@stanleygee7877]

They don't care because they know that the system will allow them to get away with it and they will not suffer know punishment

[@Reno_Slim]

​@@stanleygee7877 And that attitude is why I stopped caring about the lives of cops.

[@jameshernandez5766]

I was wrong when I thought body cameras would alleviate bad behavior.

[@darthbrooks4933]

Problem is, they control what you can or can’t see. Or in like my state, it’s nearly impossible to get body cam footage. We pay for it and maintain it but have no access to it.

[@cobracommander9138]

They have changed behavior a lot. Even people recording has changed police behavior. It was way worse before. Before they would have beat him up with an inch of his life and said he attacked them and that would have been the end of it.

[@gregoryk.9815]

You kick a door open you don't have a warrant or legal reason to be there which is the warrant you go to prison and destruction of private property.

[@frotobaggins7169]

It's an armed home invasion.

[@AliValentine143]

Those people will never feel truly safe in their own home again.

[@kittyhawk7060]

Who does? I live in Texas. I fear cops more than I fear illegals and I have never in my 80 years been in trouble with the law. -semi-retired pastor

[@kurtvanluven9351]

@@kittyhawk7060 Does that mean only weddings now?

[@straycat1674]

Cops would care if they got criminally charged and prosecuted EVERY time!

[@andrew8168]

Stop projecting. Mad-men don't think like us.

[@alexlewis5526]

These are homegrown police, traitors. This is the product of America.

[@EndPoliceBrutailty]

Agreed 💯💯!!

[@mikefuston4494]

get a lawyer file a federal lawsuit for violating his rights.

[@lynnf7542]

Dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty! Wake the hell up people!

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

Do you think they might be dirty? 😂😂😂😂😂 I second this.

[@ericlewis4674]

The cop is a “safety issue” and should be sitting in jail to protect the public.

[@ohet1]

This is absolutely unreal. It doesn't matter if the person in the house is a felony with a felony warrant. The police still need to have a warrant or need an exigent circumstance to enter this house. A Facebook post or call is not enough here. I can't believe these cops did not get held accountable for this by their leadership. This is sickening and wrong person all applicable laws.

[@mikeenglish9530]

The girlfriend should have kept her mouth shut. She's lucky that no one was killed.

[@adama7752]

Strange person to blame...

[@EndPoliceBrutailty]

​@@adama7752 Agreed 💯💯💯

[@EndPoliceBrutailty]

No, the police need to learn to respect human rights and not act like this in the first place.

[@mikeenglish9530]

@@adama7752 No one is blaming her for the Police violating the rights of the boyfriend. But she was lucky that no one got hurt because she volunteered to give them info when she could have refused to answer any questions. Since she arrived home by herself all she had to say was she didn't know where her brother was.

[@mr.martyr8573]

Anytime to blame a woman you sure do it. How about the fuckin felon should have pay attention to the rules of his parole?

[@peopleincourt]

Warrant? How dare a citizen demand such a thing in the face of such big strong police men.

[@richardscathouse]

How does the cop know he's a citizen? So many are not, 😢

[@lancedyea5041]

​@@richardscathouseYou are so smart your cats are the only ***** you are ever gonna touch.

[@Jobs92742]

They traumatized the kids for life because they don’t know the laws. Great job cops

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

Optimistically.. Now the kids know to NEVER trust police.

[@Sevenfold7777]

Self-proclaimed heroes with guns and badges terrorizing our communities 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Alligator40]

@@DebbieOnTheSpotthats right and they should never hangout with a cops kid

[@RH-cv1rg]

Don't worry the cops will show up at school with their doggie to brainwash the kids that they are heroes.

[@JayJay-tm7xw]

They do know the laws. They do not care because they are above them due to qualified immunity.

[@MajorMalfunction]

The cop absolutely knew he was breaking the law.

[@jerrysockets8154]

And don't care!

[@youcancallmemaurice]

When there are no consequences the law is merely a suggestion.

[@flipnotrab]

Go read Steagald V. United States. This situation was different because girlfriend CONFIRMED the fugitive in question was indeed in the residence and that was NOT the case in the cited case. Going to be interesting how this shakes out. Regardless, this was easily avoidable 100%. DO NOT TALK TO POLICE.

[@queenbee3647]

Cops stopped caring about law or right and wrong after George Floyds death. Yes drugs he took killed him. Yes he was a low life. Did he need to have a knee on him since he was in cuffs? No. Should the cops have checked on him when he made it clear he was having a problem? Yes. But because of the way the criminal was glorified and the police were vilified police have thrown away the rule book. Until police are incarcerated and depts are sued into oblivion this will continue.

[@prismblack9631]

Yep, otherwise he wouldn’t have initially tried to make the arrest without going inside.

[@joshcarpenter2008]

"Bothering" a cop is not the same as a safety issue. SMH.

[@Eric-gi9kg]

Biggest problem with the police in the cities of Idaho and Spokane.. they're hiring cops from Seattle and California who have been fired or "resigned," and they bring their attitude with them.

[@bm03431]

Spot on!

[@mikehocking4836]

IdaFornia now

[@CoreyChristoffersen]

That's pretty goddamn heavy-handed for a parole violation.

[@SaanMigwell]

You have to remember the states have contracts with corporations to keep the prisons full or they have to pay. PO's routinely get orders from the state to violate enough people to bring the prisons and county jails back up to their required capacity. Probationee's come next, and finally the order goes to bring street arrests up if those two don't work.

[@Kirby467-sk2hs]

"I don't need a paper warrant" is what you expect to hear in a Police State.

[@richardscathouse]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Enjoy MAGAts 😢😢😢

[@TwilightMysts]

@@richardscathouse Want to try again? Yes, MAGA supports the cops, but MAGA also supports 2A, and believes that if the government becomes too corrupt, it is the moral duty of the people to stand up to said government, even by force if necessary. Democrats, on the other hand don't believe in 2A or the Revolutionary War, while they do support a massive, overbearing, oppressive government. It is an amusing conundrum. Conservatives support cops, but also support the tools to STOP a corrupt government. Democrats hate cops, but oppose all the tools necessary to defeat corrupt cops and an authoritarian tyranny. So maybe pull your head out of your rear and realize that both sides are contributing to this problem.

[@timsullivan2607]

That’s what the majority of Americans just voted for so enjoy 2 years of Republicans with total control. Hopefully people come to their senses for the mid-terms.

[@LightninSharples]

'badges? we don't need no stinkin' badges'

[@fashiondiva6972]

@@LightninSharplesI was going to quote that exact line 😂

[@michaelstephens9852]

There should be criminal charges for rights violations.

[@Avenpitch]

Those kids will always remember the day the cops pulled a gun on their dad. Kids are also a good judge of who is right and wrong. They will never trust the cops.

[@RobSch-en5uc]

Now I know what all the bullies in school became.

[@davidsmith-uo7lj]

Yeah cowards 😤

[@denisecounts5381]

Cops or criminals.....

[@davidsmith-uo7lj]

@@denisecounts5381 same thing.

[@KurtOLSON-ld1xr]

These cop should be in jail.

[@user-se7vt5ow4e]

They look like nazi storm troopers.

[@jerrysockets8154]

Jail isn't good enough!

[@billjones3963]

I was always a blue lives matter person and I couldn’t understand the ACAB reasoning. I’ve seen many shooting and such where cops were justified but eventually through KZbin I was recommended channels like yours and others so I understand where people are coming from and I’m glad you make these videos to show people just how corrupt cops can be, because I let my bias get the best of me. It’s honestly changed my perspective of police. And I’m forever grateful.

[@jasonj8740]

This is why We the People have NO LEGAL obligation to pay cops.

[@gregoryjarvis000]

They must earn our trust. So far they have not.

[@jasonj8740]

@gregoryjarvis000 they always cry "just a few bad cops" or they "fear for their lives". Nobody believes them anymore.

[@Alligator40]

@@gregoryjarvis000that’s right

[@Alligator40]

@@gregoryjarvis000don’t trust their relatives either

[@petergeh9584]

This is where so much of honest and hardworking people's tax $$ end up getting wasted on.

[@twistpv]

Cop knows exactly what he’s doing wrong. Cop should not be protected, from accountability If he didn’t think he was protected in this violation, he would have done it appropriately

[@SlytherinReviews]

"You're bothering me. You're a safety issue now." wow what an ego on that officer, also, that officer that kicked the door in should be fired, blacklisted from everything, gun license revoked and not allowed to have it back which the same can be said about their license too, not to mention take this to the SCOTUS and watch the officer's squirm in trying to cover their own butts

[@xcfjdyrkdtulkgfilhu]

Even if a motivated civil rights lawyer were to take the case pro bono and pursue it doggedly, these kinds of abuses as so common that SCOTUS literally doesn't have the time to take them.

[@soniaking1748]

If they were legitimately able to enter the house, there would have been no hesitation at the door. That's how you know that they knew they were wrong!

[@hobeone1192]

Cops don't become Psychopaths, Psychopaths become cops.

[@vladimpaler9274]

This comment is so true and it never gets old no matter how many times I see it 💪🏻

[@Sevenfold7777]

Voluntary compliance is encouraged by unhinged public servants regarding officer safety concerns 🤷‍♂️ 🤦‍♂️

[@petergeh9584]

And the community keeps them well funded and pays all their bills.

[@PremiumUserUltra]

Hurdy durdy

[@PremiumUserUltra]

​@@Sevenfold7777 😂

[@Tamara_W]

Why would the Police break in a home like that with AR weapons with two young children in the home. Just horrible.

[@bradpotter6401]

Because they don't care about children or anybody else other than themselves. They demonstrated that at Uvalde.

[@dannyphillips1956]

They're domestic terrorists

[@bchap1233]

See the Uvalde incident. They don’t care about children

[@Septicaemic_]

To generate fear. They want us afraid and compliant. They want us to know we are not safe from them. They will get to us and there is nothing we can do about it because 100 people won't be showing at that criminal cops home and arresting him in front of his neighbors and family.

[@markbonner1139]

They've got QUALIFIED IMMUNITY to HIDE behind, COWARDS!!!

[@bigdaddy1525]

Tyrants at work. We should hold these POS accountable.

[@I_AM_BAYTOR]

Unfortunately that gets us arrested and locked away.

[@MrChrisRP]

@@I_AM_BAYTOR Stop making stuff up. I am telling you directly, not 3rd hand.

[@I_AM_BAYTOR]

@@MrChrisRP I think you're replying to the wrong comment.

[@richardscathouse]

If you voted you're the problem

[@MrChrisRP]

@@I_AM_BAYTOR Nope. Grow a pair, don't be a slave and it will work out well for you, sincerely. Tell a friend. We're not on Earth for any of it. You know how I know this? Statism does not belong on my Earth, in any way, shape or form. You're welcome, sincerely. G'day.

[@johndrake3472]

I never answer questions. That simple ‘yes’, got you into this situation. I don’t answer my door either.

[@Robert-rh1en]

This country needs more lawyers like you ! Your not afraid to go against them n this corrupt justice system, I truly hope he gets a lawyer like you n sue's that dept

[@kinggrizzly13]

This is a great example why citizens have to fortify their homes.

[@timb7775]

I never leave my front door open, ever. And I have security cameras mounted where they cannot be reached or messed with and I can clearly see who's in my yard.

[@TwilightMysts]

If I ever build a house, it will be set up so that cops have to pull a Waco to get inside.

[@Blind0062]

@@timb7775 That wont stop a cop from kicking your door in. You should be reinforcing your entryways.

[@brs293]

​@Blind0062 I'm curious, to what degree of reinforcement do you recommend?

[@Blind0062]

@@brs293 Bare-minimum, changing the screws that hold the deadbolt to 3" instead of the industry standard 1". Getting an internal reinforcement Lock that is not accessible from the outside also goes a long way too.

[@militanttriangle2326]

King George and his Red Coats would approve.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

So would Stalin, and Beria, and Greenblatt

[@MrSmith-fp4zr]

Redcoats are now the Blue coats

[@JohnnyChapman-jp1ej]

So does Trump, the traitor to God and Country.

[@andrewallen9993]

This sort of behaviour by the constabulary is and has been of course against the law in Great Britain and it's colonies.

[@cjthebeesknees]

They do approve, seeing as that’s who they work for, ps: the District of Columbia (the United States) is a Corporation!

[@prideofjustice994]

It’s time to stop these bad cops, with acorns.

[@ubergeek1968]

Forced detainment with hand restraints is an arrest, even if the cops say it is merely a detainment. That is a matter dealt with by SCOTUS nearly 50 years ago. That Sergeant put this homeowner under arrest because "you bother me"!

[@bikesbullets9080]

Correct, it was a custodial arrest.

[@ubergeek1968]

@@bikesbullets9080 which makes it a false arrest, because "you bother me" is not sufficient reason to put someone in handcuffs and drag them out of their own home, which was entered illegally in the first place.

[@electrojones]

"I don't need a paper warrant" Hello, check from the city!

[@PremiumUserUltra]

Big time check it's shut and close like in 5 years and after the cop has been at like 7 different departments lol

[@GrandRezero]

Getting paid doesn't do anything to deter violations. As we, the people, suffer the fine

[@jaymusic9039]

​@@GrandRezerotechnically yes but should they not be held accountable? I mean what's your point dude?

[@LordWaterBottle]

Those words should be a ticket directly to jail.

[@TheMelnTeam]

Should be criminal charges.

[@rafeone9808]

This is exactly why Americans have the second amendment

[@madtabby66]

I'm starting to think people who post this are cops that want to play wild West shootout.

[@lembas.]

If cops continue violating people without consequences, it may indeed resort to that. The government and court system are not doing their job to punish these cops.

[@AnonYmous-mc5zx]

​@@madtabby66 nahman, people are just tired

[@danvondrasek]

Chicago police did this to me over an arrest warrant for someone who lived in my apartment building 10 years prior! I had just moved in, and they came and forced their way into my building and held me against a wall saying they'd arrest me for not giving them entry when they told me to. No search warrant, just an arrest warrant and the guy hadn't lived there since like 2000.

[@wwrbhq7136]

I use to live in Chicago. Those piggies haven't changed one iota. It's not that they don't know- what they know is that they can and will get away with it, because the system doesn't care and stands behind them when they violate our rights.

[@GordonWaiteJr]

As a cop/detective from 1987-1999, who actually graduated from a police academy and studied constitutional law, we were required to read, learn and discuss case law regularly. I see that cops are getting worse in respect to violating our rights than they have in the last 50 years.

[@Morosoph_deLore]

It's shamefull that those police officers are not arrested (including their supporting supervisors).

[@bbrebozo6417]

The city has the means to drag this out and obstruct. These are not public servants, they’re an occupying force.

[@ryanbeyer9078]

you are correct. the US has a larger police force per capita than most countries have soldiers in their military

[@Rhaspun]

People in the US think they have freedom. But that freedom is easily lost by illegal acts by the police.

[@jaredklein8863]

“A few bad apples,” is one of the biggest lies ever told.

[@SuprousOxide]

They want us to forget the rest a few saying. "A few bad apples spoils the barrel." Unless you actively seek out and remove the bad apples, ALL the apples go bad. The cops make no effort to fire the "bad apples", instead they protect them, it's far too late to save the barrel.

[@JamieReynolds89]

​"Unless you remove all the bad apples, all the apples go bad." I like that.

[@AngelLuisEspada1970]

😄 yes

[@alexlewis5526]

Police, judges, and prosecutors betray the constitution. They are traitors that are allowed to getaway with breaking the foundation of America. How canyou trust those that disregard the constitution by which all are supposed to be derived?

[@wesleykorisky8600]

This is EXACTLY what the KGB does.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

It's no coincidence the NKVD wore blue stripes. And no coincidence Robert Peele was a socialist

[@richardscathouse]

The KGB always kept the paperwork straight, Ask Putin, an old KGB attorney. 😅

[@adamwatson6916]

The KJB hasn't existed In over 30 years. It ceased to exist when the Soviet Union collapsed .

[@erich5265]

Bet where we are now heading.

[@katiekane5247]

More like Mossad

[@anonone8954]

Those cops need to be in prison.

[@horseathalt7308]

un. der. it.

[@blackman9038]

Or 6ft under!!!!!

[@anonone8954]

@@blackman9038 I can't argue with that.

[@horseathalt7308]

@@blackman9038 I already said that. Funny that YT censoring comments depending on who is writing them.

[@blackman9038]

@ I seen what you said…. I caught your statement after I wrote mine

[@josephbranham5770]

This same exact incident happened to me about 15 years ago. I called every lawyer that I could find, and not one would take the case to sue the department. I even called the NAACP, and at first they were interested, but when they found out I was white they told me they couldn't help me. Every attorney I talked to told me that I didn't have a case because they never actually booked me. I was just handcuffed outside for about 30 minutes why they ransacked my house, with my kids in there, and never found anything. I wish I could've found a civil rights attorney, but it seemed nobody wanted to help. I'm glad there are at least a few civil rights attorney's taking these types of cases now at least!

[@Alligator40]

Wow

[@Kirby467-sk2hs]

NAACP would not help you because you are white. That sounds like discrimination to me.

[@frotobaggins7169]

But you can fight them in court. Isn't that what they always say? They deprive us of our rights knowing there will be absolutely zero consequences which is why they do it.

[@Alligator40]

@ yep

[@everyonesentitledtomyopini6723]

Same here , I've had my rights grossly violated on the street based on the imagination of a stupid cop and no lawyer was interested

[@oklahomalockedandloaded4424]

My husband was a bounty hunter in Idaho and he wants to know first off, who pulled the bond on him. Someone had to pull the bond for the cops to show up. Just because he is out on parole means nothing unless he was not allowed to leave the state, which is sometimes the case. Second, unless it is the parole's house, they MUST have a warrant to enter. It doesn't matter what the initial crime was. Drug or gun related doesn't matter.

[@GoGoGoRunRunRun]

They said "he was supposed to be in Hawaii, but he was in Idaho" which suggests he wasn't allowed to leave the state. Regardless, the cops only had an arrest warrant for the guy on parole, not a search warrant for the house they went into.

[@blankherb9600]

That slug of a cop with 3 stripes should loose his job. He basically said "screw the 4 amendment" and started making his own laws. Total TOOL! Get him a new job sweeping floors.

[@peppernc429]

I am so tired of the police stepping on our civil rights!

[@richardscathouse]

What civil rights? Sounds like someone is not paying attention. See: Patriot Act, Homeland Security, the TSA hell, see the Real ID Act, you have zero rights, peasants 😢

[@Plarndude]

No warrant no entry. Constitution.

[@tc5042]

As a brit i watch all you videos and have lots of respect for the work you do for American citizens. Well done .🇬🇧🇺🇲