Cops Illegally Raid The Wrong House And REFUSE To Leave

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[@Yourgoofyfollowingme]

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[@rosealexander9007]

I learn better with Duolingo thanks anyway.

[@Speedster189]

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[@ChazzyLive]

Ok

[@rosealexander9007]

@@Speedster189 yes it is free

[@raginglunatik8979]

ripping off the camera should be an immediate obstruction charge. They intentionally tried to hide their violent actions and intent

[@razzberry4756]

and they were denied a warrant, they know they needed a warrant, and decided to go in anyway, that also shows intent

[@assbag60]

Exactly

[@simonmultiverse6349]

YEP!! ... not forgetting that the home owner was probably coerced because cops turned up wearing *BIG ARMOUR* and they were carrying *BIG GUNS* . People do *NOT* feel able to disagree, due to the presence of BIG MEN carrying BIG GUNS. Also, the cops had the wrong house. *AND* they destroyed his doorbell with its camera. ASSH0LES.

[@jamesvanscoy7717]

Got that right

[@simonmultiverse6349]

What if one cop LIED TO THE OTHER COPS?? That means that one cop knew the truth, but the other cops "HONESTLY BELIEVED THAT THEY HAD CONSENT" - *Is that going to stand up in court* ???

[@Shooter308]

Removing the doorbell camera and starting to kick in the door knowing a warrant was denied just shows how out of control our government agencies are . Remember this was multiple agencies involved .

[@maddog5814]

This is so dangerous too, now the homeowner has no way to verify who's behind that door. What would happen if he starts shooting them through the door? Some states allow that.

[@emeltea33]

@@maddog5814 I wondered the same thing.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

@@maddog5814 80% chance he'd have been murdered by the cops, 10% chance he'd have been arrested and charged with (attempted) murder but let go because the police were acting inappropriately, 10% chance he would have been arrested and convicted of (attempted) murder. There have been cases where the courts ruled that someone had no way of knowing it was police entering their house (because the cops failed to announce) but _still_ convicted the person for shooting the home invaders. When it comes to police misconduct, justice is a coin flip at best.

[@I.____.....__...__]

This was a multi-agency home-invasion. Wow, who could have guessed _The Purge_ was already real? 🤦

[@Maninawig]

I remember a specific case covered by attorney Steve Lehto, which talked specifically about a lady cop who made up a drug trafficking ring, joined the FBI on this case, and, I believe, got 13 innocent individuals arrested. The reason I brought that up is that, the partnership of the cops made it impossible to sue as apperantly you can't sue two government agencies (if I recall) allowing the FBI and her local precinct to claim innocence and point the finger at each other. My feeling is that the same tactics might be used in this case.

[@justins8802]

This is wild. They broke his door in after being denied a warrant. I don’t see how that’s not a criminal offense.

[@theantagonist631]

Because laws don't apply to pigs. Who is gunna hold them accountable, themselves, the DA, state prosecute, judge? Non of the above. All on the same team. America is a police state. We have case law that shows us that time and time again

[@wolfiadarkangel]

Don't forget the camrea

[@Rainer-qc2ol]

Nazis don't prosecute Nazis

[@johnsmith1953x]

It IS a criminal offense. But u cannot do anything about it.

[@ronburns6920]

because it all corruption

[@robertwilliams5618]

The man with dementia was by far the most reasonable person in this video.

[@Justicehunter1971]

That's because Americans were lied to by the biggest propaganda ministry their government joined with organized crime after ww2

[@unmasking7974]

Abolish qualified immunity and we will see much less situations like this.

[@Yh-vi2sv]

Why has the conversation of abolishment not been taken to the Supreme Court yet?

[@BMLGaming]

Also take lawsuit settlements out of police pensions

[@atomsk7639]

@@Yh-vi2svtoo many cases end in settlements. They all get quashed before they can get to the point where they are ruled on and are able to make effective change in areas of police misconduct.

[@JASONBROWN-bt9dz]

Yeah their qualified immunity bullshit is retarded. They think they have the f****** right to steal someone's property including their clothing and a duffle bag does not belong to them. For whatever reason they come up with. I don't think so. Hear that excuse I was just doing my job. More like you're fresh out of the f****** academy and you got something to prove because you want to rise through the ranks. Yes because you're a rookie or you were provided the wrong information or possibly a bogus tip that none of you are wrong for your actions.

[@missesangry]

Babylon has fallen!

[@architeuthis3476]

This wasn't a raid, it was a home invasion. The people who invaded this man's home should be prosecuted accordingly.

[@polosmith3829]

R shot up 😳

[@EldritchUntoldHorrors]

Nope cuz qualified immunity exists they will get off with a slap on the wrist

[@michaelpritchard2008]

Sadly, citizens are ultimately going to get fed up with lack of accountability and start pushing back, and its only going to end in violence

[@ocyranek]

You don’t know what home invasion is. It would be Home invasion if their purpose would be to commit robbery, theft, rape, murder or any other illegal crime.

[@starxlord9856]

Should by law be able to defend his home. Doesn’t matter if it’s a criminal or tyrants. This is the problem. We have created and allowed them to have a elitism mindset. It’s not serve the community it’s enforce the laws ON THE COMMUNITY. A lot of these cops are people who have been bullied and had a tough time being soft growing up so they become cops to enforce their will onto others.

[@FortressMT]

God bless these courageous officers for putting their lives at great risk by aggressively confronting innocent people, destroying their homes and property, violating legal citizen's rights, and bullying the elderly.

[@barbdavis4185]

Hahahaha! The beauty of Sarcasm !

[@HenryHarcsa]

You forgot their favorite, disabled, shame on you

[@NimRod9000_]

*innocent people with dementia

[@ismayb754]

The reason they won't release bodycam footage is almost certainly due to what the cops would be saying to each other inside the house upon hearing him withdraw his consent. They'll be telling each other things like "Ignore him" and "keep searching", etc, which will be very damaging to their case.

[@seraphwithatank6535]

It would also show them destroying the home they were not allowed to be in, and I wouldn't be surprised if they stole shit, as they provide no confidence in their character

[@rogerborg]

"We fucked up, how do we cover it up?"

[@galenicalhoover6508]

Judge refuses a warrant and they kick this man's door in anyway. He needs a civil rights lawyer.

[@utubepunk]

Instant termination & prosecution.

[@sharistrazz3313]

The Judge that DENIED the WARRANT SHOULD PRESS CHARGES FOR INSUBORDINATION, BREAKING AND ENTERING, ASSAULT ON A MENTALLY CAPACITATED ELDERLY ADULT, and KNOWINGLY BREAKING the LAW.

[@lilpenguin092]

Get this man Ben Crump's number

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

Lol ben crump. Fucking ambulance chaser

[@Khuros]

@@utubepunk Vacation is the best i can do sadly.

[@Benefits]

Destroying the security camera, breaking down the door without a warrant, refusing to leave when told to get out, and also refusing to supply the body camera footage of the incident sure sounds like a home invasion trying to be covered up. These guys were acting more like neighborhood watch vigilantes than police officers. What an embarrassment to law enforcement.

[@TheMelnTeam]

The % of neighborhood watch people crazy enough to do blatant crimes like this is much smaller than than people whose criminal actions enjoy so-called "qualified" immunity.

[@MarkOfTzeentch]

If he came out blastin', as is his right when a home invasion takes place, you know 100% that if he didn't kill anyone.. he'd be in jail the rest of his life and the officers would walk away with a qualified immunity slap on the wrist

[@MrEkzotic]

​@@MarkOfTzeentch If he genuinely feared for his life and they didn't announce themselves as police, he could have killed them in self defense and he would have won in court.

[@MrEkzotic]

​@@TheMelnTeam QI wouldn't apply in this case. Entering a home without a warrant and without exigent circumstances is clearly established to be a Constitutional violation of rights.

[@johnwolf2829]

Add all 3 wrongs together and what have you got? Feds.

[@q3aryoko]

Bastards, this happened to me by the Pima County Sherrif in Tucson AZ in 1999, they DID have a warrant to arrest a suspected drug trafficker. After they broke my door down into pieces and handcuffed me. The trashed my house with contents of drawers strewn everywhere, broken items they knocked over etc. I continuously demanded to see the warrant. They refused (this was before body cams). They found nothing and determined I'm not the guy they were looking for and released me. I told them who the hell is going to pay for the physical damage to my house and the trauma they put my wife through; One cop told me "thats not our problem have a nice night" Thankfully, I was able to afford some great lawyers. Weeks later my lawyers got a copy of the warrant and found they had the wrong address. The house they were looking for was the next street over! Needless to say i sued the county and received a sizable 7 figure settlement. Best advice, get a lawyer ASAP if this happens to you.

[@ElizabethMagi-Sorge]

Why police don't double check the address before force entering . I glad you got settlement.

[@irvinnorris7041]

Did you retire? Do you still have part of the money?

[@soulofartorias9928]

nice lie buddy lol

[@soulofartorias9928]

its the internet, look at the username aint no way he got a 7 figure sum this is just made up@@irvinnorris7041

[@finngamesknudson1457]

Even if they had address correct, if warrant was for searching for suspect individual it does not allow searching drawers too small to hide a person.

[@TeamCat1128]

Why hasn’t an attorney taken his case? Seems like a slam dunk.

[@danromanov9537]

Police state is getting stronger

[@nikolai6489]

@@danromanov9537yeah if multiple agencies did this I highly doubt they wouldn’t threaten the attorney

[@neilfelsbourg170]

Kicking in the door after a warrant was refused and calling it consent should remove qualified immunity. They knew they needed a warrant or they would not have tried to get one.

[@lorenwillis425]

Not only did they know they needed a warrant, they were denied a warrant.

[@NickM_FirstofHisName]

​@@lorenwillis425 Why do they do that to the wrong guys, always? What day are they going to try the "right" one?

[@falexisjr]

And who the ef were they after that justified them doing all of this to this man and his house? Once they were denied a warrant, they should have stood down. They never should have been there in the first place!

[@ccramit]

​@@NickM_FirstofHisName These guys are cowards. They don't have the courage to go to the 'right' houses.

[@LadyRubyEye]

They're feds / working with feds ... QI goes out the door, say hello to Absolute Immunity.

[@NSUScooter]

The fact that they DENIED to release the video tells you everything you need to know when they tell YOU to stop recording.

[@xaldath4265]

This. If body cam footage was reliably shared with the public, no worries...but that is clearly not the case.

[@AnonymooseWasMyName]

​@@presidenteden6498A pig is a pig.

[@paulnicholson5997]

They've spent their entire careers breaking people's rights, especially a dementia patient. This poor man even had a stroke, which I'm sure the officers won't be punished.

[@ralphholiman7401]

@@presidenteden6498 , the FBI did the same thing when they raided that safety deposit box company. The FBI asked the judge to allow hem to search all of the boxes when they searched the premises and the judge denied their requests. So they just searched the boxes anyway. And, I am a retired federal agent (retired 2010). What is troubling is I am seeing a lot of behavior that would have got us days off, or even fired, that seems to be okay and standard operation procedure these days. Lying on an affidavit used to be about the worst thing you could ever do. Now it appears that outright lying to get a warrant is treated like a scrivener’s error.

[@davidmoore5225]

​@@ralphholiman7401all these federal agencies act above the law/courts. The violated court orders, and settlement terms on so many occasions in last few decades basically making a mockery of the courts.

[@kriscashman5875]

Cops refusing to leave when they're in the wrong? Shocking.

[@brentenglish268]

As soon as I heard one officer say “it’s a homicide and evolves officer’s” we all knew that these guys were gonna do what they wanted to do no matter what the homeowner said.

[@scumbae.g]

My literal exact thoughts. "We got a tip he was here and we wanted to show force." Followed by "yeah he has killed 3 officers so he is dangerous." The man they are looking for is a SUSPECT he hasn't actually been convicted of anything yet, and he wasn't gonna be convicted either. He wasn't coming out of that house alive, there wasn't gonna be a trial. They could have murdered a man, and then the following week another cop could have been murdered by the true culprit, and it wouldn't have mattered. They were gonna execute their form of "justice" regardless

[@nanook6620]

@@scumbae.g and they wonder why they get targeted.

[@brunojaysutter]

The fact that they were denied a warrant by a judge, and then went anyway should have Lawyer’s lined up to take this case

[@LizBeLike_]

100%

[@cammccarthy686]

You would think if theu were denied a warrant they had no legal recourse for the search so they should be charged with breaking and entering aswel as vigilantes because of the fact they're after a guy who tried to kill 3 of their own

[@hzuiel]

These officers really think that they get to circumvent the law because they're pissed that the guy they're looking for killed officers.

[@ChirpyMike]

Better Call Saul!

[@jdgoerke13]

​@@cammccarthy686 and it's more than three officers so they should be charged with gang related activity

[@Howmyside]

They were kicking his door down without a warrant after a judge refused to sign one. That is unacceptable!!

[@Bruce4lmighty]

It’s breaking and entering, malfeasance, conspiracy, criminal damage and that’s just off the top!

[@markmixon1121]

They told the judge f you. Treated the judge like a punk , I wonder how he feels about that ? It’s to bad the guy opened the door and they broke in all of the way.

[@jamesburgess2k]

@@markmixon1121 the fact that they broke in the door in without his consent, instantly made it a violation of the 4th. No matter how minor the damage was, as it's proof they were trying to enter knowing they didn't have a warrant. Funnily enough, if they were a few seconds more patient and let him open the door on his own, they'd probably "bully" him into giving consent and legally been okay to enter without a warrant. Even with his dementia

[@Johnny2Bags47]

So they basically told a judge that gave them a refusal the middle finger and spit I'm the judges face. So this is the biggest gang in the world

[@donaldmack2307]

They should have been met with steel core 556 rounds through that door.

[@ripsaw26]

If they were kicking down the door before making contact with the homeowner wouldn't there be grounds to say that their original intent was to conduct a warrantless search?

[@RATsnak3]

What? They said they don’t have a search warrant but they were already kicking in the door when they thought nobody was home??? All of those officers need to be fired and charged.

[@jamessmith-hq5mr]

Never give cops your consent for anything.

[@ChunkyMonkaayyy]

Not even to sound like an asshole towards police, but I’m pretty sure any lawyer would tell you this, and the lawyer is on your side. Double check that though. Fuck that “I’ve got nothing to hide” mentality. Cops will use it against you.

[@veramae4098]

I was raised to respect and admire police. Not anymore.

[@theglichedbear]

@@veramae4098 same

[@milehighgambler]

Don't talk to them. Don't let them search. Don't answer questions. Get a lawyer. Be smart people. Cops are nothing less than 🐷s in uniform

[@FunDipFobs]

@@veramae4098 police have ruined their image themselves. They don’t deserve respect, they are a gang.

[@tomc.4860]

The fact that the police immediately attempted to break into the home without a search warrant should make everything else unimportant.

[@user-jn4sw3iw4h]

Not sure. It sure counts for a lot, just not sold on how it trumps: 'they didn't just 'not have' a warrant, they were *explicitly denied* one' 'they actively attempted to destroy evidence, before they attempted their breaking and entering' and 'additional existing evidence is actively being withheld behind a 'shell-game' of, you must file the request at the department of the one of the 3 that was in charge'

[@Zx14rrrrrrrrrrr]

It is. They should all be fired

[@user-iz3gv7th6z]

Yup! They're operating on, if we find ANYTHING we won't need a warrant.

[@mattw7949]

...and if he had a weapon because someone was kicking in his door, they would have loaded him up with lead. F*** the laws! We're here to kick ass!!

[@novicereloader]

I think your sentiment is correct, but I propose a shift in perspective. The fact that they started by ripping the camera off after failure to get a warrant shows criminal intent on their part. Every action after that should be considered furtherance of the crime of burglary. That's just the local authority problem that should lead to criminal prosecution for whichever one was in charge. The constitutional problem should lead to a payout for that man and retraining for the departments involved.

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

those clowns set up this situation by: -receiving an anonymous tip through "crimestoppers" -filing for a search warrant -having the warrant denied -doing the search anyways 🤦

[@Qbgarden]

Its the next " i smell some contraband. "

[@MotoNoir86]

Annnnd what would’ve happened had a disoriented individual grabbed a bedside firearm assuming they were defending themselves in their home and opened fire

[@mizzatgrizzo]

From Erie PA, our cops couldn't figure out how to get out of a locked car.

[@HCMCDrives]

Look at how they are dressed... wannabe soldiers acting like this to their own citizens. And they are all wearing different uniforms - crazy unprofessional.

[@tmoss89]

For real go to Ukraine

[@hashbrown4781]

All without due regard for rules of engagement. You ask any soldier to look at bodycam footage, and most will lose their cool. At this point, if we are still in a war on crime/drugs, these guys are war criminals.

[@Jack-xy5xq]

Yep, they missed out on GWOT and now they playing it here on the streets of America. Cops are the worst.

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

@@tmoss89 they are better armed breaking into other peoples homes then some Ukrainian militas are defending their own villages lol. and people wonder where all the tax money goes.

[@joearnold5836]

For real. A lot of these 'operator' larper cops are legit wearing more shit than soldiers wore throughout their entire deployment in Iraq/Afghanistan. It's comical.

[@kparker84]

This one's not even a gray area. These pigs were just committing felonies. They should all spend the next few decades locked away in small prison cells.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Hey, you used my profile name in your comment. Well done.

[@BraveNewWorld-1984]

This was my thought exactly. This video just shows a gang of armed thugs breaking the law, and should be delt with accordingly.

[@smokeykevin]

Nah, general population would have a lot more justice served than a small cell.

[@NickM_FirstofHisName]

It's the mafia. They have each others backs.

[@skillethead15]

They didn’t have a warrant and started breaking his door down. But we would be naive to think these officers operated on their own. These cops definitely got the ok to do this by the department leadership and that’s the root of all our problems with law enforcement. There’s always someone behind these tyrants pulling the strings. And until we get rid of the puppeteers, they are just gonna train the next batch of tyrants and send them back on the streets to violate the constitution.

[@GoldenTV3]

Every attorney in a 50 mile radius "Cha-ching cha-cing money money moneyyy monayyyy"

[@PepeToTheMooon]

Remember, you’re a criminal even tho you had nothing to do with the situation at all. I’m surprised the man wasn’t arrested and sent to jail because the cops “feared for their lives” of an elderly man.

[@AightChamp]

this happened in my state im genuinely ashamed right now

[@SquirrelDarling1]

@@AightChamp me too.

[@tyreevalenttine3953]

I have a personal connection with officer DeLuca he has a history of harassing and assaulting people but never gets charged or investigated he used to be on the street but they promoted his ass to the moon I have a story were he body slammed me for following orders when I was a minor

[@foolicooli]

Is it worse than the Penn state deal years back?

[@petermastenbroek7719]

Why didn't they immediately shoot this man when he came to the door, "officers safety" would surely have allowed them to do that ?

[@thesuperdingos]

Not only did they raid his home, they laughed at him, spit chew in his house, and they had zero remorse.

[@abcbizarre]

Those are the only type of people that can do that job... You aren't going to get a paragon commander Shepard doing raids.

[@foolicooli]

​@@abcbizarre wrong donut operator was the swat Shepard

[@anthoniebouchard2448]

I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favourite store on the Citadel.

[@daverobson3084]

@@abcbizarre How about a professional who shows respect to the people that they work for? Is that too much to ask?

[@countryclubbin1016]

How do you know they spit chew in his house?

[@TheRadiastral]

I've been studying police encounters for nearly 2 decades and this might be one of maybe 3-4 videos of someone actively withdrawing their consent to a search of their property, that I have seen. Just incredible, especially for someone with dementia. This guy did better than 95% of perfectly healthy individuals that would be put in his shoes at that exact time in that exact situation.

[@rorybannon]

It’s crazy how they can use an anonymous tip to just kick someone’s door down and force themselves in without consent. What kind of world do we live in

[@joe125ful]

USA come to EU its way better life here.

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

@@joe125fulwow you're delusional - EU is beaten into submission through centuries of fear from the fascist authoritarians and you're so normalized to have no rights you think no one else should either you are a subject of a state and clueless to what human rights are

[@bradleye660]

^ Lol, yes it’s much better over in EU where Muslims are completely invading your countries & wars are breaking out. Yes, that sounds much better than the US! I’m booking my flight right now and moving to EU!

[@rickiecomeaux8287]

Amazing how a phone call or a tip trumps all constitutional rights.

[@SnapD24]

Apparently they don't even bother to confirm veracity of these tips either. Like where's the actual police work in any of this?

[@shaundiltz5821]

Exactly. It always pisses me off. We didn’t move on one tip in Afghanistan. If we did that we’d be knocking down every hut

[@teutonalex]

Wait until red flag laws become standard

[@denofpigs2575]

@@shaundiltz5821 We literally did. Maybe not SPECIFICALLY Afghanistan (though very likely), but do you not remember WMDs in Iraq? Do you not remember the lies about babies being ripped out of incubators? You are flat out WRONG on what you just said. We DO use flimsy and wrong justifications to war. All in the name of the war machine.

[@WBradleyRobbins]

There is almost no actual police work any more. Most cops couldn't investigate their way out of a wet paper bag. But they can get roided up, covered in federally funded tactical gear and weaponry and intimidate people.

[@TRC296]

4:22 “it’s not broken.” Says it all. Total lack of respect by these cops.

[@TheJerbol]

If its not broken then what would him kicking it accomplish? Totally idiotic

[@mattycakes1161]

Obtains arrest warrant, goes across the country to illegally break into and search a random house. 1 down, 300 million to go 🤣..Really, who are these clowns? If this is today's Federal Law Enforcement, then there's really no difference between the Cop and the Criminal. We need to defund these people, it's a waste of money and resources.

[@elinash6389]

Love that the 2004 case mentioned at 6:59 the summary at the top read "holding that air fresheners do not create reasonable suspicion."

[@johnp9402]

Never ever let them in your house without a warrant. They make us follow the rules and so should they

[@wilfdarr]

100% post an officer at each corner so no one can go on or out, then send an officer to the judge with your evidence. No reason for them not to have a warrant if they have the evidence.

[@mikehilbert9349]

Simple covert observation of the house would have been nice, but these cops are lying through their teeth.

[@AggravatedMan365]

Yeah I definitely wouldn't have let them in without a warrant

[@gregkasza1925]

@@mikehilbert9349 they always lie. Find even one video where they don’t.

[@GlasbanGorm]

The longer you believe in the religion of the law the longer this abuse will continue.

[@notjohn439]

Tried to break in without a warrant. They should be charged with breaking and entering, just like anyone else. It's so absurd the way police get away with blatant crimes.

[@Zx14rrrrrrrrrrr]

They should all lose their jobs.

[@Kudegraw47]

Armed, breaking, and entering

[@seawolfben]

this is a burglary first.

[@55Quirll]

And Armed Invaders since they are armed.

[@RockyNitro5470]

They should be put in prison for life. Feeding them only bread and water until their death... Or don't feed them...😅

[@Brian-om2hh]

I once had the police thumping on my front door, one Monday morning at around 6.30 am. I leapt out of bed to get to the door, and when I opened it, they were all there. About 8 of them, 3 vehicles plus a dog handler, plus the guy with the door smasher. They were probably no more than 10 to 15 seconds from having my front door in when I opened it. I opened the door, to be met with one hefty looking cop asking if this was ( my house number and street). I said " you've got the house number right, but the street you want is 150 yards down the road"....... I went back to bed..... Sherlock Holmes they are clearly not.

[@smmyers5956]

Geshtapo raid! Pure and simple. The judge refusing to issue a warrant completely negates the officers even setting foot on the property of the victim.

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

We've investigated ourselves and determined we are all heroes

[@elchapojrkimgofthetrap2180]

2000% pay raise for all

[@Irokaj-backwards]

@@elchapojrkimgofthetrap2180 only 1k, the old man did survive which needs to be punished.....i mean we want to up hold police standards right?

[@elchapojrkimgofthetrap2180]

@BlackStarblood dammit your right? Ok let's get another search warrent saying the old man has ties to El Chapo and it's terminate on sight.

[@christaylor9095]

PTO FOR EVERYONE!!!

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

Is it possible to learn this power? Asking for me and possibly half the country.

[@fnv3595]

"you can withdraw your consent" "you can't go back and forth saying we can search your house" American police at its finest

[@rugbyguitargod]

With them knowing full and well his mental state and condition and using it to their advantage, this could easily be considered coercion/intimidation.

[@THE-X-Force]

@@rugbyguitargod Abuse of the disabled

[@jstefa2]

@@rugbyguitargod consent from a patient with dementia is null and void.

[@angryGTS]

Tyrants. I fixed it for you.

[@thunderstar254]

​@@angryGTS*Gang members. I fixed it for you.

[@reneeherr4145]

Its the wrong house what part dont they understand and my heart goes out to this man

[@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_]

All of these thugs need to be doing life in prison.

[@someguyusa]

The judge denied their warrant, yet they proceeded to do all of these things anyway? That should be grounds for their immediate termination of employment, criminal and civil charges, and added to the police hall of shame. There is no excuse for their behavior.

[@judgeprime3730]

Woah woah woah dont come in here with your common sense, human decency and basic human rights. You will respect mah authoritah!!

[@danielgudi7446]

More like termination of life

[@willowskeith4267]

Find out the judge that denied the warrent, request they either be the judge for the lawsuit against the officers, or a witness as they would have seen the prior evidence for the reason of the search.

[@sebastiandauble2366]

Amen

[@oldblack15]

Laws are not there to protect you, they are enforced to contain us and use fear to make us comply.

[@Michael-mw3gz]

Look at the arrogance of these officers. How would they feel if someone did this to their home?

[@loki2240]

Lots of people don't think that way - not just bad officers. EDIT: And that's a big reason why we're unlikely to get significant positive policing reform in the foreseeable future. Lots of Americans don't think that things like this will happen to them, and they don't really care about it happening to other people.

[@CancerArpegius]

They will hunt them down and ruin their life. You can't. That's the difference.

[@realSethMeyers]

They take extended measures, often hiring private companies to conceal their home addresses. But they're perfectly happy to invade the homes of others.

[@WitnessingTyranny]

Psycopaths lack empathy. It's why a judge gave sadist Andrew Schneider a 115$ fine for pulling down an innocent man's pants and tasing him in the genitals in front of his screaming wife and children.

[@tRicky531]

Most violent gang in America? The Police.

[@Queenskid19]

They went for a warrant and were denied and still went anyway and did this to this poor guy? Wow!

[@BigSleepyJoeCooking]

Without a warrant they walked onto private property broke a camera and broke in the door. Thats 100% a criminal offence!

[@ccricc]

Super suspicious that the cops disabled his porch camera, told him he couldn't use his phone to film them AND are refusing to give him the body camera footage. This reeks of corruption if theyr'e that scared of transparency.

[@libertyjones1451]

They were going to kill the "cop-killer" even if he was unarmed. That's why 😊

[@jimygerilius2377]

police state

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

Cops fear cameras they can't control. If you learn nothing else from auditor videos, learn that.

[@skiney]

​@@libertyjones1451wouldnt be so bad if that happened tbh

[@ccricc]

@@skiney Thats a sick thing to say. You want vigilante cops out there killing people?

[@Bromeo4u2002]

This is sickening to see the officers mistreat this man this way. They filed for a warrant, got denied, and started kicking the door down. What planet are these guys on

[@MonkeyJedi99]

Planet Blue Line.

[@kevinnapier3279]

Planet Just Another Day at "Work" for them. Sad but true, and yeah it's not everyone, but it is most - via action or silence.

[@tear728]

These guys think they are special operators or something, all ego

[@sdickinson5234]

At least he didn't have a dog or they would have shot it.

[@joehannan1687]

PLANET NEW COMMUNIST LEFTIST UNI-PARTY AMERICA. GET READY. 🤙🇺🇸🇷🇺✌️🖤🧂

[@colintimp1372]

I have heard of cases like these. The disgusting part is that the officers and even the police department aren't held liable for damages in these cases. There was a poor woman that had her front door totally destroyed and had to foot the bill herself even though the police were obviously at the wrong location.

[@StorageGuyGuns]

Worse about this is the fact that a traumatic experience like this won't help his dementia as well

[@eswyatt]

For a guy with dementia, he understood the law of consent better than anyone I know!

[@Ddub1083]

when he said "asked and answered", im guessing he was an attorney. asked and answered is a common trial objection.

[@YTPartyTonight]

Loss of mental faculties due to dementia develops gradually, not suddenly, dramatically, or totally. Dementia doesn't automatically cause a loss of knowledge and intelligence.

[@user-sn3ek4vj2j]

I can't think of the guys KZbin channel but he takes care of his elderly dad with dementia who was a doctor and he talks about a lot of stuff doctors would know and all. My late ex-mother in law had dementia and she knew she had it, cause she told me in a conversation over the phone. You'd think though they would also face charges of elderly abuse. These cops get off on too much bs.

[@evanjohn503]

dementia doesn't make you a zombie, its gradual deterioration - sounds like he may have legal experience to me

[@wes4736]

Being diagnosed was the Alzheimer's, he probably wants to know how not to be taken advantage of later down the line. It's some good foresight he has.

[@gregmay4212]

Before consent was given, the police broke the front door to gain entry without a search warrant.

[@tb41406]

​@TEP The people who demonize guns in order to take yours away are the same people who want to get rid of police. It isn't a coincidence.

[@SuqMadick-ng8iz]

@TEP ikr why the fuck they need all this militant gear

[@medimachete]

Imagine if he had a gun in his hand during his walk to the door. He wouldve been smoked. This is sickening.

[@gerrybailey447]

@@SuqMadick-ng8iz Wannabe military, just too cowardly to go that route, thank God, imagine expecting these bags of garbage having your back in battle, you'd drown sharing the same foxhole with any of them, drown in their tears cos their mommy's not there to wipe them away.

[@terrysullivan9091]

U.S. Marshals and the local Gestapo were denied a warrant by a judge ( I’d like to see this case adjudicated in the court room to which they were denied) and yet they destroyed private home surveillance’s , broke into the wrong home and refuse to leave when consent was withdrawn! To hell with a lawsuit! I want to see everyone of these scumbags lose their certification!

[@Smokr]

Even a man with Alzheimer's out-thought and out-maneuvered these officers. Kudos!

[@V1C12]

Respect for the man

[@wilfdarr]

Surround the house, go to the judge, show him your evidence, and get a warrant. Why is it so difficult for police to do things legally?!

[@moxtheox471]

It’s “too inconvenient”. Making their job easier and faster comes long before our rights.

[@jamesclough7656]

They did, the judge said they didn't have enough grounds so they done their own thing as per usual.

[@woodsrdr]

That's too dangerous and we all know their safety is the most important thing ever.

[@gdi24-7]

They didn’t do it because no judge in their right mind would give them a warrant on a anonymous phone call only. Especially after all these “SWATing”(when someone falsely calls the police)

[@snex000]

tHe bAd gUyS DoNt fOlLoW ThE LaW So iT PuTs uS At a dIsAdVaNtAgE

[@elchapojrkimgofthetrap2180]

Dude everytime I hear a internal investigation was conducted, I just get jealous I love to just out right be bad at my job and investigate myself for wrong doings.

[@cheriekhullar]

exactly

[@clownrat5759]

Yes, your honor. Our officers have conducted an internal investigation of our officers and have deduced that our officers are innocent!

[@painkillerwrld7446]

yep I love hearing those words that an internal investigation was conducted. these same assholes probably laughed knowing nothing was going to happen to them. I'm sure the "investigation" in the office with their superiors goes something like "OK boys, nothing ain't gonna happen to ya, but we gotta make it seem like we're doing something about it. so we will write up some false paperwork, absolve us from any accountability whatsoever, stay quiet, hopefully the media doesn't say anything about it and we'll carry on with our jobs as usual, yeah?"

[@reapersritehand]

That and wen politicians "vote" to give themselves raises

[@libertyjones1451]

Get yourself a "monopoly on violence" and you can!😅

[@rightszilla6853]

Never let cops in your home for any reason unless they have a specific warrant giving them permission to do so.

[@ashleybobby1285]

Idk why but i love this guy with the camera. " im giving you permission but you have a warrent right."

[@madhellmiguel]

They had no warrant! They had no right to break the door down. I hope a lawsuit is filed on every department!

[@Undercoverbat95]

Jesus Christ loves you can ❤

[@GReaper]

I think it was in Texas, but this happened to someone: Cops performed a no-knock raid, and the resident blasted away at least 2 cops with a shotty before realizing what was going on. Nothing ultimately came of it because of the no-knock, AND being the wrong address.

[@MrSigmatico]

Yes I was thinking that, the officer is like we got your concent to search the house, but did they call him earlier to get it or something before they were trying to break his door down :p what a bunch of clowns, even if they had found evidence in there it would have been useless because it was siezed unlawfully, they should all be sacked.

[@redneckbarbie]

Not only did they not have a warrant, they were denied a warrant for the actual house they were supposed to want to search, so this literally was a home invasion and was illegal on top of being nonconsensual, I bet that's why they ripped off the cameras by the front door was because they were denied a warrant by a judge and decided to break a guy's door down anyway, that right there tells you these guys had no regard for the law or doing things properly!

[@Sim-nl6nt]

@@GReaper good

[@Big_Trev]

Dealing with a man with dementia, the officers violated his rights, purposefully destroyed his property, and potentially permanently altered his condition due to a stroke suffered soon after, based on a THEORY of him harboring a criminal. Absolutely unbelievable and tragic.

[@zhou_sei]

it's not even really a theory

[@californian1459]

In all honesty the guy doesn’t sound as if he has any dementia, I speak as someone whose mother had Alzheimer’s and whose best friend currently has some version of dementia. He is aware of intricate details that few with dementia would exhibit.

[@Requiem4aDr3Am]

@@californian1459 would depend upon his stage of dementia which might be low though he did have some trouble with a few words replacing letters here and there with an occassional slight pause. I'm early stages of dementia and still able to do a lot just fine.

[@madtabby66]

An anonymous tip through crime stoppers.

[@TiptonMama]

​@@californian1459Dementia doesn't just flip a switch in someone's brain and rot holes in it overnight. It starts somewhere, and happens progressively. A lot of people miss the signs at first, but they're there, especially on imaging. I'm sorry to hear your mother is suffering with dementia as well. It's difficult to endure, and difficult to witness. My best to you both.

[@gregory8777]

I saw this clip on another platform. Kudos to the home owner for standing up for himself and confronting these incompetent so called police officers. They were denied a warrant by their local judge which tells you a whole hell of a lot that these cops on scene along with their police captains, training officers and direct supervisors need to be fired man. This is piss poor and incompetent police work. Right after the homeowner withdrew his consent and to get these idiots out of his own home these cops on scene need to be arrested for a B&E because they no longer had permission from the home owner and not even valid probable cause. If the roles were reversed do you think a citizen searching a cops house then withdrawing consent then ignoring the cop do you really think that would turn out exactly as this video did? You are right and the answer is hell no and if the citizen avoided getting the shit kicked out of him and for some miracle dodged a taser and a gun just sit back for a moment and let your mind contemplate that thought for a moment. Yep that’s right if the citizen avoided getting shot he would still have an uphill battle and would probably be staring down a 10 year to 15 year sentence. I sure hope this homeowner finds legal representation and sues everyone on scene in this clip then sue them again for compensation. Good luck to this man. It was horrifying to see cops not giving a shit and taking advantage of this man chasing down someone shitbag crime stoppers tip. Go do some real police work or resign and let the more qualified men and women take on their responsibilities because the idiot cops in this clip are complete imbeciles and need to go sell ice cream or something else Just as long as these idiots no longer be allowed to carry a weapon ever again.

[@ExSpoonman]

So, in pursuit of someone who had tried to kill their colleagues... these idiots do some shit that could very well get them killed. You do this shit to the wrong person, and you just lost three officers AT MINIMUM.

[@charlenetutt9413]

They lie everytime they open their mouth. They used his daughter's name to confuse him. Making him upset that his daughter was in danger. These cops are the worse.

[@TheSimpleMan454]

You even heard him say "You said this guy has my daughter?" And the officer says "It's alright that's why we're looking for him alright." Reprehensible.

[@anthony4530]

Worst, not worse.

[@Slaggo]

@@anthony4530 Do you feel better with the spelling/word choice correction? Does it make your pee pee bigger?

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

The word is "worst."

[@wallypalmer4704]

Destroyed his camera to avoid being filmed, wrecked his front door, ruined his carpets, tried to infringe on his right to record them, ignored him when he withdrew his consent, and have refused to release the bodycam footage. Next, they'll investigate themselves and find nothing wrong with what they did, then they'll pay a large settlement whilst simultaneously not admitting to any wrongdoing. Lather, rinse, repeat. It never ends.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

The government will definitely settle because this one's so bad the cops would probably lose qualified immunity. A civil rights organization should take it up and push it all the way to trial to set an example.

[@danielwalker7269]

Well put.

[@mijimonmaster]

I'd bet it will end if these unhinged psychotic bullies start getting arrested and charged with domestic terrorism Idealogical goals - Tyrants versions of law Violence - Unlawful arrest/threat of arrest Domestic terrorism: "Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature." - FBI definition

[@donniekraus1273]

But it will it will

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

and the guy had a stroke...

[@RMartin631]

No warrant, no entry. I had an interaction with a small town police department's officers about 10 years ago. I was with a friend and we were walking down a sidewalk in the town. Suddenly, 2 squad cars pulled up rather hurriedly and stopped. The two officers got out of their squad cars and identified themselves. They then said that I matched the description of someone that had been ringing doorbells and then running away, a few blocks from where we were. We just stood there for a few minutes and they then thanked us for our time and got back into their squad cars and drove off. They never asked for ID from either of us. They apparently had read the Bill Of Rights.

[@jimb5837]

They started kicking the door in to gain entry after being denied a warrant. I would like to think that qualified immunity would be denied given such an obvious violation of the law. Hopefully this man receives a large enough settlement to ensure he lives the remainder of his life happily while receiving the highest quality of care for his medical conditions.

[@rodm8131]

Is it so wrong to acknowledge that we have a right to defend our homes from this type of illegal breaking and entering ?

[@jeremyhodges7956]

I'm pretty sure the guy in the video said that he was glad he checked his cameras before he went out because he's going to get his gun and we all know how that would have ended up

[@Wimmig43at339]

In 2012 Indiana passed a law making it legal to use lethal force against an officer illegally entering your home. We need more states with laws like that.

[@michman2]

@@Wimmig43at339 How would you know whether they had a valid warrant or not? Wouldn't you now be the 'Shoot first and figure it out later" guy?

[@TheQuantumWave]

@@Wimmig43at339 It's a catch 22. The moment they see a gun pointed at them, they will kill you and it will be legal. Our "right" to defend ourselves against law enforcement is suicide.

[@BraveNewWorld-1984]

​@@michman2 they typically yell "Police...Search Warrant!" Most videos showing them breaking in and searching also show the cops doing that. Don't get me wrong, I am no boot licker, and have a problem with authority as no man on this earth has a higher claim to myself or my property than I.

[@kevinwhittaker2337]

They tried to get a search warrant and couldn’t but they tried to kick his door in like they had a warrant. All those Tyrants deserve to go to prison!

[@68majortom]

He even asked them did they have a Warrant & the liar said Yes, then told him that his Door wasn't broken. The Cops said "you must know this guy for your Address to be given" then goes through his entire Family WTF!! ACAB

[@zaphodbeeblebrox2202]

@@jz1743 They know, they don't care. There is a reason they are no longer respected.

[@victoriabill9257]

agreed 100%

[@douglasshortridge4343]

His daughter had to set up a go fund me to raise 💰 to fix his🚪. They refused to fix the 🚪.

[@victoriabill9257]

@@douglasshortridge4343 THAT is insane! How is that lawful?!

[@tightlinesfishing5850]

Wow! That's all I can say. We don't have a warrant and are going to kick in your door anyway.

[@n1kb0t5]

So they're about to smash the door down without a warrant? Why would this kind of operation not have a warrant already ready?

[@freedomlover24-7]

We received a tip. Therefore, we do not have to follow the law and can violate the 4th Amendment.

[@juliusevola4135]

if only these tips were able to be used to adversely impact these cops the way they do to the public.

[@williamtucker-uv8ek]

Denver Metro Audit got a tip.....

[@BluntforceJ]

I got a tip that all those officers have CP on their PC's.

[@I.____.....__...__]

This is just how cops work, they always believe the first thing they hear and refuse to listen to anything else about the matter… you know… like a toddler. The "but my teacher told me" line. That's why they always believe the accuser without question like it's 1692 Salem. 😒

[@jwbrdkllr_y.C]

Im all for dropping a dime for top ten wanted on every cruiser I see in a driveway.

[@daveblackman816]

I saw this one. Throwing down the doorbell camera was already a terrible precedent of the entire situation. That and they went after some dude his daughter may have dated in another state. It’s just insane how they go after someone based off bogus information like that.

[@unmasking7974]

Because they have qualified immunity they don't care about consequences

[@makavelismith]

That should be a Brady right there.

[@candlestyx8517]

Just idiots who want to LARP as soldiers, but too cowardly to be in an actual combat zone.

[@user-uu6vs4en6n]

Get this to the main stream media so the community can force liability of these crooked cops The public needs to see this, not just a captive audience who generally already knows...

[@JeffSherlock]

Feds, state, and local, at the wrong house. No warrant. No mention of who they are looking for or where this call came from.

[@tomc.4860]

I hope there is a decent lawyer out there who takes this case and sees to it that Justice is done.

[@johnnybarbell]

Us marshals were there. It's now impossible to sue. At least the marshals or deputies us marshals. We've given up to much of out rights

[@Gorgonzeye]

There is no justice in this country and has not been for a while. Time to wake up.

[@VA-gu1jq]

⁠​⁠@@johnnybarbell You didn’t “give up” any rights there. You never had those to begin with.

[@alexanderchenf1]

@@VA-gu1jq in the end there is no right, only privilege that you have to bleed, sweat, and buy to earn.

[@damoneboyd9945]

​@@johnnybarbell said who

[@JohnJ1600]

Someone called,and they broke down his door. Absolutely unacceptable.

[@drantil]

absolutely regular US bullshit. We in the other side of the ocean watch the tyranny of the US as just another dictatorship in disguise.

[@moniquekova9185]

Wish there was a channel like this pertaining to Canadian law.

[@someguy14278]

No warrant and they try kicking down the door

[@keithangstadt4950]

They also knew that if the person they were looking for was there and apprehended, the case would likely get thrown out of court. They were hoping someone, anyone, would make a suspicious move so they could shoot them and brag to anyone who will listen how dangerous their job is. Imagine if that man hadn't responded and they surprised him in bed. He probably wouldn't be alive.

[@OLDSKOOLNYC1]

The fact that they showed up @ his home, destroyed his camera and were on their way into the home before he answered the door AFTER, they were rejected a search warrant speaks for itself!

[@I.____.....__...__]

Yes, it says they were home-invaders, just like any other criminals. If they're not sent to prison for that, then… oh, who am I kidding? I'm talking as if the WHOLE SYSTEM isn't corrupt. 🙄

[@spi1616]

A judge told them no! And they did it anyway!! These criminal organizations operate without oversight

[@bewarethenight6749]

What a disgusting display of power and assertion of ego. This is one instance where "ignorance of the homeowners' mental state" can not and should not have been ignored. As soon as this man Todd them he was a dementia patient, they should have asked for his caregivers' info and ceased all search activities. They took advantage of a man who has a mental health condition. Aside from that, the way they were entering his home would scare ANYONE. I am appalled at their total disregard of this man's rights and mental health state. I hope he can get compensation for his distress, and I also hope he makes a speedy recovery. Prayers to him from New Mexico.

[@vn0m427]

You cant withdraw your consent is possibly one of the most dangerous modes of thought I have ever heard, image that was applied to sexual encounters. Horrible police work and a immeasurable neglect of 4th amendment rights.

[@petermastenbroek7719]

They "work" with their own DIY laws, because they don't know anything about the real law.

[@WhichDoctor1]

Sadly many people do believe that consent cannot be withdrawn in sex too. And it's no wonder that a great many police officers are domestic abusers and sex offenders. Feeling entitled to control other people is a common thread

[@tomghzel]

Very good comparison.

[@jamesburgess2k]

@TEP well, when they have free reign to murder anyone when they "fear for their lives", this is what happens. We need to defang the police in this country, so there's a level field where a citizen won't fear that he'll get arrested or killed when challenging police officers.

[@mydnytdeath]

Biggest takeaway: never give police consent to search your home. Always demand a warrant.

[@V2ULTRAKill]

If its a situation where police are doing what they did 90% of the time they dont need a warrant for the call they received because exigent circumstances apply I dont like cops But demanding a warrant will get you nowhere

[@Bacteriophagebs]

I seriously doubt it would have mattered here. They started breaking down the door before even getting consent. They went inside before getting consent. They didn't care one iota about consent, that was just their excuse afterwards. They only bothered to coerce consent as a CYA because they knew they were breaking the law. If he'd refused consent they would have kept searching, and if he hadn't opened the door they would have finished breaking it down and searched anyway. The fact they went there with SWAT after having their warrant denied shows their intent was to violate his rights from the start.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

@@V2ULTRAKill If exigent circumstances exist, they don't ask for consent. If they have probable cause or a warrant, they don't ask for consent. Never give consent, period. In this case, they only coerced consent as a way to make it harder for him to sue, though it was so blatant that it won't matter if it goes to court.

[@I.____.....__...__]

Um, they kicked in his door. They didn't care about consent. 😒

[@rcm-bm8qb]

@@V2ULTRAKill Wrong, incorrect, unsupported... therefore A LIE. You are a liar. Exigent circumstance are not present here, as stated unequivocally in the video. You have absolutely nothing to support your lie that 90% of circumstances involve exigent circumstances. Lie, lie, lie.

[@randymarsh1852]

I know exactly what is going on in this video. I am a warren county resident. at the time, there was a man from new york who murdered his girlfriend and arsoned her car. this man is named michael durham who is now in custody after a week long man hunt after escape. at the time, he went through a 4 month multi state manhunt that ended in south carolina which an old couple was kidnapped. its unfortunate because its possible that there possibly was a missighting and this incident was the result. i feel so bad for this man.

[@richrich685]

Are we not talking about the fact that that they started kicking his door without a warrant? That’s a 4 amendment violation at its most egregious level. Our house is our castle and is respected as such in the constitution. I hope this home owner sues the sh*t out of these offices and their departments. Qualified immunity needs to be removed or at the very least revised. There is no way these offices had a right to start kicking in a door under this situation

[@MarjaMariachi]

"Papers, pleaze."

[@jimbean366]

Why do people think this shit works? They clearly say no body cams, no judge, no warrant, but you think he can sue lmao? How?

[@technofreak319]

So glad that 3 departments covered this raid so that we'll never get to pin down who actually was in charge. Incredible.

[@matthewpaul8755]

Mhmm

[@jackburton2680]

Should maker for a bigger or more lawsuits

[@cindland]

This is where the IJ needs to step in for him!

[@lilpenguin092]

The Marshals are in charge, simply by matter of scope of jurisdiction. But all 3 should be taken to task in court

[@glock19gen3]

This is why they did it... Fk the police

[@zenandtheartofskateboarding]

man i love this channel so much. 2.7m subs and still severely underrated, this man makes us all smarter every day while holding people acountable who havent been and need to be. thank everything for audit the audit, may we all live up to his example

[@phebelle04]

No warrant? WTF!

[@kevinvilmont6061]

One thing that I think never gets enough discussion is how traumatic it is to have a platoon of heavily armed “soldiers “ breaking down your door.

[@eriklarson9137]

What is there to discuss? Crime happens. The end.

[@dehydratedtree4402]

​@@eriklarson9137 until it happens to you

[@streamerdude2968]

Why is it traumatic are you a baby and loud noises scare you?

[@codyallensiebert]

@@streamerdude2968idiot

[@judithmatthews8460]

What a pack of arseholes. The man has dementia where is your humanity?

[@MrZachtheKingsfan]

It pisses me off that these officers can just destroy someone’s home for no reason, and without any warrant to do so, and the person responsible for fixing it is the home owner.

[@watermelonsprite1497]

ppl complain alot but dont do anything about it

[@Allantitan]

Worst part is this home owner is most likely only making enough for things like food, general maintenance to his home, clothing, etc eyc

[@TillyOrifice]

Years ago my apartment in Australia was broken into by police, along with all the apartments in the building, apparently in search of drugs. Within a day or two we all had new doors, paid for by the police.

[@happycows]

A new door, a decent one anyway, will cost on average 2k and up in general. That is if you buy a fully steel door with only a peep hole in it, nothing fancy, no designs and fully secured. You know the type right? It is the type of door that even ammo piercing bullets can't get through fully. I'm talking about the type of door where they would have had to have blown it off with a darn cannon. That's the type of door folks need along with windows that have steel bars on them. It looks like prison, but is a very safe option. The next option is moving into a fully incased underground bunker if you're able to do it. It is unfortunate, but it is the route some folks have to take, especially when breakins are prevalent.

[@oldschoolkcaudits2382]

That’s the state government we live under now

[@hildia5439]

Reprehensible. Especially the lack of accountability afterward.

[@joshbbglover]

The fact that the first thing they did after they arrived on the property was destroy the homeowner's ability to record their actions tells me all I need to know about these thugs.

[@soultrex9722]

Using someone else's disability for personal gain or advantage is the most disgusting behavior ever observed from a police officer

[@jaerockchalk3216]

they are predators of course they treat us like prey lol

[@SPDFRK]

Oh no it isn't. They get way worse than that.

[@soultrex9722]

@@SPDFRK Top it :)

[@TheSquiggleySpooch]

Warrant or leave. Period.

[@TheArmy1775]

This is totally messed up. What a bunch of assholes. I’m going to write these agencies on his behalf and complain this is totally ridiculous.

[@peckingorder6064]

"I give you my consent because I am scared." They started banging his door down, illegally, without a search warrant. THAT'S what scared him. He only gave his consent so he wouldnt be hurt, then withdrew it when he realized what cowards these pigs actually were.

[@Mars_Ultor_CasualGamer]

Sounds like a police state huh?

[@randallminchew6780]

They scared the shit out of the guy to the point that he felt he had to consent to the search.

[@KDF54321]

He answered questions without having to?!?!? Why? Edit: He gave consent to search home, then asked if they had a warrant?!?!?!?

[@bluelunarmonkeytarot8533]

​@@KDF54321 they told him his wife or daughter or even him might possibly be involved with some man who's committed homicide. He was scared for him and his family. They used coercion to get his consent.