Corrupt Cops INSANE Reactions To Life Sentences

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Prepare to witness the shocking reactions of corrupt cops as they face the ultimate consequences for their actions in this gripping video. From bribery to abuse of power, these officers thought they were above the law, but justice has caught up with them. Experience the raw emotions as their lives change forever with the pronouncement of life sentences.
In this compelling footage, delve into the tangled web of deceit and corruption that these individuals wove around themselves. As the gavel falls and their fates are sealed, see their masks of authority shatter, revealing the humanity beneath.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Daniel Holtzclaw
5:57 - Jayleen Fleer
8:18 - Michael Amiott
11:27 - Leonard Galli
13:00 - Amber Guyger
17:57 - Zachary Wester
22:07 - Wayne Couzens
27:13 - Banks & Traylor-Harris & Holman
29:49 - Aaron Dean
33:18 - Sean Courter & Orlando Trinidad
35:22 - Todd Pate
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[@trick4071]

how one officer gets 200+ yrs for offences against adults but the other gettiing 12 yrs when charged for crimes against MINORS???? howwwwwwwwww????????

[@KufLMAO]

violence is a huge factor

[@aminn3380]

Because judge in all states get decisions by their feelings on that days not by the law, i see same case in Wisconsin get 11 years but in Florida get 53 years. Both same case like copy as each other but in different state. Even jury’s if don’t like defended fine him guilty, I tell you by the fact because happened

[@samuelwoods164]

​@@aminn3380there is something very strange about his case... Does anyone else think there is a chance he didn't do it? I read something about him making complaints about corruption in his department... I hope he is guilty because if he was set up this is insane.

[@doubleH66]

Judges are the most corrupt individual in all ths corrupt cops attitude.

[@anamebanane7431]

@@samuelwoods164honestly it wouldn’t surprise me. Police Dpt. are probably the most corrupt government agencies in the US by far. This guy is lucky he wasn’t “suicided” like so many others and instead got sent to jail.They have full control over evidence pertaining to city matters, very good connections to lawyers and judges (sometimes even members of the jury) on most given cases and they have plenty of opportunity and incentive to take “kickbacks” from illegal dealings so 🤷. Plus with the level of force they can enact (even legally) its very easy for them to scare people into not going against them. It’s much harder for there to be this level of corruption over states/ the entire country because there are constantly a ton of eyes on them.

[@emmashuffle6457]

“His attorney argued he was suffering from depression” I’m sorry I’ve dealt with severe depression since a very young age and I don’t recall being a pedophile as a part of that diagnosis… EVER!

[@DefileOdds]

The difference between guilty and innocent, to me, is the difference between an excuse and a reason.

[@nopeninja9765]

Exactly! Depression is such a serious thing and so many people don’t understand it or even believe it’s real and then you have sick people like this claiming their evil acts are connected to depression! 😡

[@thesingerwhocant]

Same here, me neither

[@xj4low322]

@@nopeninja9765 I've been depressed before and never had the desire to solicit sex from a minor.

[@mikeawesome9212]

Yeah, I've never been turned on by kids because of depression. Never been turned on by kids EVER!! "That dudes a pedophile" "Hey man, cool it, he's depressed".

[@Lw1337]

sixty days in prison for beating up somebody brutally... This court system of the US is just nuts...

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

You're talking about a nation that can't spell "colour."

[@Gesh7]

​@@Carmine_Lupertazzicolor 🙃

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

@Gesh7 Thanks Yankee 👍🏽

[@Scarredfan]

Two tiered justice system. It's broken and they want it broken so they can have the world court they want to implement

[@brianswelding]

Math 😅

[@christopherbrown3192]

That cop murdered that guy in his OWN APARTMENT. Should be in prison for life.

[@khalilismail666]

His brother fucked that up giving her a hug and forgiving her. That's some bullshit. I hope his family found out. What the fuck was he thinking?

[@khalilismail666]

@@JesseArreola-qq5pt I guess it's just fitting that someone named arreola would be a total boob.

[@ashtonhodges6552]

@@JesseArreola-qq5pt I hope ya mama end up 6ft under clown 🤡 then we all can have award

[@UchihaItachi-zt6us]

​@@khalilismail666that stupid MF wanted to be an angel infront of everyone by doing that shit

[@StAlchemyst]

You want to explain why? Even the family of the victim think it was a terrible accident. She was NEGLIGENT. There was no malice, there was no planning. Just a terrible terrible accident that she will serve time for.

[@inquisitive_stranger]

30 days for beating a handcuffed man? 12 years for being a pervert and sending stuff to minors? Come on people.... They need more time for this garbage....

[@user-bk5nj1qo6n]

And 200 years for being set up. That's our justice system for ya,it sucks

[@thuff86]

You're right, pedos should get 50 years minimum. Oh you're saying 12 yrs is a lot? Someone needa check out your phones and computers.

[@arujyavz2404]

Hard agree

[@emmastyles6936]

One day in prison they will feel like they've been there for a hundred years...kiddie fiddlers are one thing not condoned by other prisoners

[@drJhowPhd]

11:08 "Victim"

[@haichau5295]

12 years? We would have gotten life without parole. This judge should be fired

[@bobbywanner3104]

I understand why he saw the gun pointed, but he never shld have been trying to open the window. I cant believe th constable/deputy got off w ZERO jailtime after stealing from a person like they were shopping.

[@arleneambersley8431]

Crimes against animals will likely get life more than crimes against humans !! MADNESS!!!!!!

[@jimshreve83]

Who is "WE"?

[@kimberlynparsons7709]

9 yrs! He was ready to violate a 9 yr. Old.

[@AlldrankAintgooddrank-um5lf]

12 years for planting drugs but 10 for taking a life. 🤦‍♂️ we need to redo the the hiring process to be a cop

[@soju69jinro]

some towns are small enough to just let friends of family join the police force. and do minimal background checks, some town don't have the money to do proper hiring process.

[@AlldrankAintgooddrank-um5lf]

@@soju69jinro so they hire like minded individuals I guess huh. So let’s hire the guy who never had a fight in his life and give him a gun and power lol

[@Eyes_of_Oryx]

how much research have any of you done on the process to even get through the hiring process? Pschological test, polygraph test, background check, oral interview, written exam, physical fitness assessment......... if you are luck enough to make it through that... you then have to go to essentially military boot camp for 6 to 9 months... even after graduating the academy, you are on probation for 1 year, with an assigned field training officer with you at all times..... yeah... its hard af to make it. the process is solid. in fact, they are starting to require college credit and bachelor degrees just to be able to apply these days.

[@zcremeans4813]

So they were good guys, but then becoming a police officer turned them into criminals? Sounds good! The guy got people put in prison. He deserves the 12 years!

[@ant5454]

Need to reevaluate the judges giving such lenient sentences.

[@KamSimpleAsThat]

Hugging someone that took another persons life without a second thought is crazy.

[@mahleezy]

It seems crazy to the world, but when a believer is under the influence of the Holy Spirit it's obedience. And it's influential to other believers which is why the judge hugged her too.

[@iam1408]

10 years for cold blooded murder in your own home. What a joke.

[@chrisbevis7725]

And the false crying and secret conversations with her married cop boyfriend before she even tried to get hep for the man or call police, ambulance etc.

[@gueigabrielle]

A joke

[@Virgilintendent]

It was an accident wdym

[@ezekielmwangi3729]

​@@Virgilintendent Because she said so?

[@TheBarbahaba]

@@Virgilintendent the accident was on her part for entering someone's else home the shooting was murder .. if you're gonna attribute accident to everything .,.there are gonna be a lot of criminals loose on the street every drunk driver that kills someone or people ended up dying in a robberies are accident so basically we should disregard that ? she should have got 30 years minimum

[@bjornbdr]

The guy who got dragged out, punched, tasered.. that is unreal and these officers should be locked up for life cos they dont value it at all..

[@Amita8505]

And ppl swear this doesn't happen. Just comply. Don't resist. They was ready for action as soon as they pulled him over. Approaching a car with guns drawn?? I'd be afraid to get out too

[@-KIMISAFOX]

10 yrs for murder?! I recieved 11yrs for pot in Mississippi (2005)😅

[@manuellopez-by1tz]

In 2005? There’s no way you did that much time for a little bit of weed.

[@user-cf4mq1rb3c]

@@manuellopez-by1tzbe careful where you go , I know people who got 1-2 years over a gram

[@LindaEngman-qz4bm]

Thats ridiculous!

[@martinda7446]

@@manuellopez-by1tz DeLisi was sentenced in 1989 to 90 years in prison for conspiring to traffic more than 100 lbs of cannabis into the U.S. “I thought the judge was joking,” he said.

[@martinda7446]

@@manuellopez-by1tz Derek Harris, a military veteran who was sentenced to life in prison for selling $30 worth of marijuana

[@jetjazzdauntless218]

These excops are not sentenced to the same standards as citizens. One can only hope that the other inmates will make it seem that way.

[@MartinMurray1966]

HEADING SAYS : Corrupt Cops INSANE Reactions To Life Sentences Yet 30 days in jail or 11 years is not LIFE

[@Wamp_Sater]

Your mom eats pubes for breakfast 5 times a day.

[@user-uu9xx3ml2g]

I mean, depends on how old they are🤷

[@ANNIET5775]

The insane reaction is - crying with No tears. Psychopathy in action.

[@evlkenevl2721]

"Life sentences" in the title. It's there to get clicks. I click "Don't recommend channel".

[@Queen0fHearts0520]

Click bait

[@Oxzilion]

So the three cops that got caught stealing, two got probation, one gets let go completely, and no one spent even a day in jail?

[@michaelmorton5698]

Canada's justice system is as screwed up as ours.

[@mclumperty617]

Unfuckingbelievable!

[@marqueparrish6160]

To see the lady police officer from Dallas killed someone in their own apartment and only get 10 years.WTF it's a damn shame😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭👀

[@JustMamba]

It's even crazier that one of the key witnesses in this case was murdered 10 days after his testimony. Look up amanda guyger/ joshua brown.

[@darcskies777]

Doesn’t even have to serve the whole 10

[@marqueparrish6160]

Thats tremendously disheartening

[@milkmanman]

It's because she is A WOMAN!!!! There is no equality for women they get preferential treatment

[@bchibmin4114]

Very wrong, she got away with murder a pos crook/cop...

[@robholloway749]

She was so unqualified to be a cop that's the kind of s*** that happens when you just hire anybody off the street

[@brimcilroy9002]

It's amazing, all these cops are so tough with that badge an back up from their gang yet almost every coward cop falls apart crying like little babies when sentenced to jail time.

[@leadfarmer9396]

Only crying because they got caught

[@johnnysully2689]

Probably because they are a Cop going into Prison to do time surrounded by people who would view and treat them with the same contempt that they would R*pists and P*adophiles

[@milkmanman]

The only one crying that I seen was the one that didn't actually do anything Edit: so I was definitely wrong. I hadn't finished the video.

[@brimcilroy9002]

@@milkmanman I'm not just on about this one video I'm talking of many videos, an almost every big tough cop is squealing like bitches when jailed.

[@jonathanmckeage8222]

Imagine if there were not body cams

[@marcef100]

It's a start but, cops still destroy evidence misrepresent what they provide, or "accidentally" lose footage, ALL THE TIME, prosecutors, or public defenders don't, push to rectify it, or in some cases participate and encourage corrupt policing!

[@amandahugenkiss]

It’s not hard to imagine. Most of us have lived longer without body cams than we have with them.

[@user-zc3uy6cm5m]

Imagine my a$$, they didn't always have those dude. Just imagine what blk people went through 😒

[@prentfaiyaz]

Lmao you serious....

[@mumkaimusic]

Its all too common where they can turn sound off. A main tactic is to withhold footage if there is any proof of a department's wrongdoing. PDs sit on body cam footage for years to delay a case. Its very common.

[@haichau5295]

The drugs was there? He would still be free doing evil things. These cops should be sent to prison for life by ruining innocent people

[@KrowsGraveyard]

Twelve years in prison is not a life sentence. Clickbait Title.

[@mumkaimusic]

Just started using youtube?

[@jasonbilodeau769]

Honestly how do you mistake what apartment you have if you look in the door do you not recognize your own furniture. This is a premeditated murder

[@possumverde]

There are medical conditions that can cause something like that to happen. Drugs (illegal or prescribed) can also cause such a state. Neither seemed to apply here though.

[@iratebeaver29]

​@@possumverdeif someone has a condition that makes them that unreliable, they don't need to be a fucking cop.

[@possumverde]

@iratebeaver29 From experience, you don't always have the luxury of knowing until symptoms appear for the first couple of times.

[@srb2591]

I lived in an apartment complex and walked into the wrong apartment one time. I took the trash out was a little stoned and in my thoughts and walked into my neighbor's unit instead of mine. I was lucky dude didn't see me and I ran back out it can happen. A chick walks into what she thinks is her apartment and sees a dude and she's armed id call it a horrible accident I don't recall hearing anything that should make it pre meditated

[@pando0884]

if you go into your apartment and see an intruder there, you seriously take the time to at first look around and check your furnitures?

[@sephjnr]

Can't watch the Couzens portion, as his own colleagues went to bat for him, arrested several women at a vigil for his victim and even the police commissioner refused to investigate the extent of collusion of his colleagues. Truely despicable.

[@sirkylanthered]

ACAB

[@mathew8581]

True. The force were as guilty

[@dcanes5720]

Me either… considering that the police hurt numerous people of colour daily but we all had to be bored to death by the story of ONE white woman.

[@toni6053]

No, his colleagues didn't come out to bat for him. The woman who was arrested at the vigil got exactly what she was agitating for. She even had a professional photographer with her to take that now iconic photo. I know this because I was there. That vile despicable woman used Sarah's vigil to promote herself, and people like you have fully fallen for it. Sarah Everards' family and friends are disgusted by that woman's actions, too.

[@christophercarpkey9382]

10 years for killing your neighbor? Don’t tell me she she didn’t get off easy.

[@seansteel3326]

A woman always gets off easy, especially if white. Everyone knows this. And women claim to be oppressed, lol.

[@eigengrau2819]

easier. 5 years... she'll make parole and It's probably less with good behavior... you wonder If she did that bc she was pissed about her neighbor. Like non of that case makes any sense, you don't use deadly force for someone who was sitting down about to answer their own door. She should get 20 years at least

[@milkmanman]

Where's the equality all these women cry about? The get preferential treatment it's disgusting

[@msreneerr1109]

Yea that pissed me off

[@ziggy7668]

There is no situation that can't be made worse and more dangerous just by having police present.

[@johnnytaylor4676]

Even if you felt like he was gonna kill you you broke into HIS HOUSE TF YOU MEAN

[@aragorntheking8787]

I remember talking about a case with someone "he said if someone is in my home illegally his only way out is in a bodybag" I told him if you have a gun you are supposed to be mature enough to know when and where to use it, so I showed him this case he said oh if he was more aware of his surroundings ......XD

[@jefffischer-ki9nt]

When you hear a cop say to you get off my gun get ready to meet your maker

[@kaijukingofthemonsters1075]

TWELVE YEARS???? FOR BEING AN ABSOLUTE FREAK??? Justice my ass

[@Whorhey-ln8re]

How in the hell do cops that are into kids get so little of a sentence???

[@Palemagpie]

Its America. In some states perverts can marry 11 year olds.

[@elchapoguzman4249]

Ask the illuminatie

[@Whorhey-ln8re]

@@elchapoguzman4249 right

[@srb2591]

It's not just cops all kid diddlers get easy sentences.

[@jamiebowles4588]

the sobbing officer @0:18 "No police officer ever would want to hurt an innocent person." Yet you DO. Daily. ROUTINELY. Tell ya what- start treating 'suspects' as citizens, innocent until proven guilty, and ya prob'ly won't shoot as many. Ya THINK??

[@damiencass8156]

Yes because every interaction with suspects is so civil on the suspects part right?

[@aetherflow]

​@@damiencass8156if theyre so scared, they are in the wrong line of work. They just want the power and the immunity that comes with using it.

[@damiencass8156]

@@aetherflow oh yeah? You e interacted with every single LEO and that was the conclusion you came up with? What a silly thing to say. You do realize without them your safety bubble wouldn’t exist right?

[@Falcrist]

@@aetherflow Don't respond to it. You'll only watch as it licks more boot leather.

[@90minutemoments59]

A person wearing a bullet proof vest, with a gun and a taser is scared of random unarmed people on the street. Laughable at best. Shooting someone who is running away because they allegedly stole something the officer didn't witness? People are too quick to take away people's right to due process when they look different than them and decide their ALLEGED crimes are worth more than their lives. This is why urban areas want to dismatle the police. They don't protect or serve us. They don't solve crimes. They shoot suspects.

[@jamesharris6368]

Damn we should all become cops, decent pay, all the benefits, 401k, help from the government in purchasing a home on tax payer dime, paid vacations, discounts at almost every store, AND what other job gives you paid vacation for misconduct at the job? Get a pass or a lenient sentence for breaking the law? And it's the only job where you can put hands on the boss that pays your salary if they hurt your ego.

[@nappymassanka179]

It’s a noble profession, unfortunately paved with insects ( corrupt cops). But i do believe some are really called to the profession and honour it. There’s a lot of danger in it. And sadly it attracts violent and deviant individuals too.

[@kyhl6159]

It's not good pay

[@user-zj4kl2tw4i]

She was trying to protect herself before she even explained what happened.

[@IndiGeaux]

I had a police officer pull me over for suspected drunken driving. I had on high heels and couldn’t perform the test, so I took off my shoes and did the test on the side of road while stepping on glass. He handcuffed me without reading me my rights and told me he could take me home or take me to jail. Of course I chose home. He put me in the back of the squad car and drove me to my apartment which had a doorman. I told my doorman that he was taking me to my door and he’ll be right back down. He finally took the cuffs off at my door. He was really going to try to get me in my apartment with cuffs on. I’ll never trust a cop again. Btw, I don’t drink or do drugs. I’m so glad they have to wear body cameras now.

[@Handstyles]

Dont get me wrong but they only need to read you your rights when you get interrogated about an incident where you could incriminate yourself. Cops seem to ignore people who ask why they didnt get read their rights.

[@dustymcdust825]

My brother is an attorney, never do a field sobriety test. You may never have had a drink in your life and you will be arrested.

[@stewartthompson8118]

its a waste of time taking police 2 court cos there sentences are nothing 2 what ordinary people get

[@im-Sara-Jayne.]

What about haltzclow? I believe it was all a set up !

[@Alen-DK]

Just because you don't know whether to use to or too doesn't give you the right to just use 2

[@Nuclear5094]

​@@Alen-DKlmao

[@Mmolonn]

I hope the women who lied about Holtzclaw were all prosecuted, but it doesn’t excuse him of the EIGHTEEN charges he was found guilty of.

[@Sheershepard]

There were 21 women that accused him of assaulting them after he was arrested and 5 were dismissed for lying or not credible. The prosecutor made up information as well that would be disproven. It was all a witch hunt based on public opinion and not facts. There's a whole breakdown of the trial online

[@jimboh.2654]

I didn't understand that case

[@gabrielp9646]

@@jimboh.2654 Because there is a bunch of information that´s missing in this video. Like, he says his DNA was planted... But it was pubic hair and semen, in the back of his police car. How would ANYBODY falsely plant THAT evidence, or even obtain it? If you watch a specific video on the case, where they go into detail, you´ll see it was a VERY CLEAR case.

[@thekey1175]

@@gabrielp9646 they literally said they procured it from him.

[@gabrielp9646]

@@thekey1175 Hahahahahhaha. His pubic hair? In which part, exactly... Timestamp please (if its not too much trouble).

[@ProxCQ]

9:49 This is the first time I've heard a lawyer proving his case, "Basically." 😆 🤣 😂

[@gho7787]

The cop arguing with the judge is absolutely INSANE a black person could NEVER

[@michaelclark7456]

Jayleen Fleer getting 12 years is almost as big a crime as the sick acts he committed. He deserves to be under the prison.

[@bladeclanhalo3]

plethora of people came forward to say they were lying about accusing him and he gets 200 years

[@arlora8930]

A plethora, isn't ALL nor MOST... He was a crooked c🐽p. He was caught in a lie, during his interrogation... Basically he wasn't too bright, saying (someone) "planted" his pubic-hairs.

[@SmurfzUp89]

Well he still did r*pe the other victims so….

[@kyhl6159]

Being a man in America

[@hector-jesuscampos-desqual434]

Yeah, That Perverted, disgusting woman investigator claims she caught "Holtzclaw" in a "Lie" So everything he says is therefore Dubious, But we have on camera multiple proclamations of these racist, Black skanks blatantly Lying, Not to dismiss the Common Sense notion that these ugly, corrupt women would have No restraint in making false accusations to eventually get big paydays from the city, Yet this poor man is prosecuted in the modern version of a "witch hunt",... and Daniel had a beautiful girlfriend, went to the gym regularly, which probably had some attractive women if he was So revved up to want more women, but we are supposed to believe that he would pursue mostly ugly, repulsive, hygienically questionable drug addicts and the like? Some elderly with snaggletooth. Yeah. And I Don't like cops, Am Not a criminal myself, But a Frame Is a Frame and this guy should be Exonerated.

[@tgrant2273]

​@kyhl6159 what?!

[@plazik7481]

Would not be an understatement to say the Amber Guyger case was 1 of the biggest cases of injustice in my lifetime. 10 years, only 10 fucking years for home invasion and murdering the owner? When I was a teenager, and you got caught with an ounce or more of pot and it was a second offense, 5-10 years was the sentence.

[@THERAVENFORCE123]

The cop planting drugs should do more time than 12 years.

[@cynthiadavis9917]

He messed up when he assumed that older black woman, that he probably assumed was on drugs? Pulling her over, assaulting her, threatening her, then going home? She had no record, did not drink or do drugs. He got too comfortable?

[@Yomama.6.9.]

You talking about Daniel?

[@Mary_Lee2395]

This video goes to show how unfair and bad our justice system is when it comes to ruling and sentencing these criminals doesn’t matter what their position is. People who get caught with a few ounces of drugs can get up to 5-10 years(sometimes even more) and this asshole cop is caught beating tf out of the driver when we all clearly see he isn’t even wrestling them or fighting back and he only gets 90 days in jail?! Wow, ridiculous. Plus how come the judge did not question why both officer did not have their body cam/recorder on them or use that to show what conversation the driver and both the cops had with each other? From what I know, that device has to be on at all times especially when confronting or approaching someone. This goes to prove that they know exactly what they were going to do already that’s why they didn’t have their device on at the time.

[@kadoogin42]

The fact that he hugged her gives me mixed emotions but that man is the best of humanity. Wow...fn wow. I wanna be that kind of person.

[@jeromeberry4079]

And you'll be all by yourself, as you can see by the response of your comment. ZERO.!!

[@jashanarora17]

That was the stupidest thing ever.

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

I will NEVER understand why cops get so much less time & accountability for committing the same crimes the average citizen would receive massive sentences for. They are presumed & are often found innocent EVEN with evidence. It’s disgusting!😡😔

[@freeus6603]

Zachary needs to be locked up for life. He destroyed so many innocent lives and got paid to do it. He is a big reason as to why people don’t trust the police.

[@lukeh6259]

How do you know it’s not your apartment that’s bullshit

[@Gold_Eden]

Yeah she got away with murder

[@frankjr.4484]

How does the female officer make the mistake of the wrong apartment and not know who her neighbors are so much for being aware of your surroundings

[@alton31ellis]

That man who hugged the shooter is someone we should all look to. The light of the eternal is beaming out of him. Imagine how much different the shooters outlook towards her sentence of 10 years looks now after he forgave her and showered her with love and told her he wanted the best for her. The darkness suddenly meets the dawning light and she can see past what’s in front of her.

[@Slipthejab152]

Hey Brother.. Great Content.. Keep Up the Great Work Bringing These Criminals to Light!!!

[@codysearchfield8258]

aint no way the british judges actually still wear a white wig LMAO

[@TCHrulez]

yeah that was wild to see

[@christophermerlot3366]

Some judges in Canada still wear wigs too.

[@user-ro1zv7ij1b]

They do. Also the barristers. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@supersizesenpai]

Only 12 FUCKING YEARS for attempting to have sex with kids as young as 9. BRO, some needs to look into that judge.

[@Gratefulcassady]

Ya and the first person gets over 200 years when people are lying saying he raped them when they said he’s black when he’s not , the second judge needs help he deserves life without parole 12 years is not enough.

[@supersizesenpai]

@@Gratefulcassady To be fair, why some of them were lying, the dude still committed this crime on other women. With that said, yeah I can't figure out how he came up with only 12 years for a pedophile. It blows my damn mind.

[@IstvanMagaDublin]

"accidentally" going into the wrong apartment?! That's the lamest excuse I've ever heard and the jury believd her. Jaysus, people are gullible.

[@ygwaltgmb]

You know why tho

[@pennygirl015]

She accidentally walked into an apartment she's never been in before? Imagine living in the same apartment and memorizing your number out of habit and suddenly you get confused?

[@gambrinus330116]

so, once i was cat sitting my sisters cat, and i legit tried to open the wrong appartment. its not like i dont know where she lives or how her building looks, im a regular there, but i legit zoned out and entered the wrong enterance. she lives in #5 ive entered #7. the key let me in the building and everything. sht like that happens, especially after a long day...

[@roninkraut6873]

Except they all look alike and it has happened to others. But who cares, right?

[@generalmits]

I did this before, my apartments are complete copies and if you dont go straight to the building ,you may accidently go one past it, and theres nothing to tell them apart aside from the numbers.

[@Kenshin6321]

The last case was basically "How to talk your way into 75 days in jail."

[@RLFinTX]

This is great, thank you!!

[@dschulaybalde1377]

HOW IS IT SELF DEFENSE WHEN SHE IS THE FUCKING INTRUDER?!?!?!?!

[@andrewheavenridge7955]

This was so so well done. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.

[@charlescochran898]

Hahahahahahahahahaha no police officer would ever want to hurt an innocent person. Thats hikarious

[@WilliamJones-gh9ib]

Your thumbnails be WILD as hell 😂😂

[@jackelewish1568]

I know it looks like an ai generated image.

[@66lesjo]

Wow that victim’s brother has a huge heart. A bigger man than me.

[@jpprice14duh]

brits seriously still use the powdered wig hats? Bwhahahahaha 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@Si1verRaven]

The first guy was innocent. This is unbelievable

[@youwebz]

Yeah, nah

[@chriscramer7110]

The guy who was found guilty because copious amounts of evidence confirmed he assaulted 18 women?

[@dttw1389]

The editing is seriously top-notch, keep doing what you're doing, 'cause you're killing it! Can't wait to see more of your awesome work. 🙌🔥

[@SomeKindaHero117]

37:28 The way his lawyer reacts has me cackling 🤣 All you had to say was yes or no!

[@rohanwilliams6036]

Crooked cops saying “how is this fair to me” has to be 1 of the funnest forms of irony 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RPauliecc]

For that Guyger. She knew what she was doing. Her and the victims front door is evidently different from each other. She walked in and kill. That should be more that 25 years sentence

[@blazedorange]

lol wut. youre theory is that she just felt like killing someone so she opened a random door, shot the dude, and then TURNED HERSELF in. I hope ur never on a jury

[@akumaisreal2090]

That amber guyger case is a joke. She somehow walks into the wrong apartment, which i already have an extremely hard time believing, doesn't notice that none of the furniture is the same or arranged differently, and when confronted didn't think to announce herself as a police officer. 10 years for being an idiot and kiling an innocent man is extremely light sentencing.

[@possumverde]

Up until recently I would have agreed that it doesn't seem possible. I now know that there are medical conditions involving the brain that can cause such confusion. That doesn't seem to be the case in her situation though.

[@redgalred]

Plus I'm pretty sure she seen her neighbor plenty of times. She said she was talking to the guy but the shots clearly show him in a non harmful position. Police are a joke.

[@jonathancullis9155]

It's very easy to zone out and go into the wrong door. I've done it before.

[@nathanscipio6148]

Saying no police officer would ever want to hurt an innocent person has to be the the biggest lie I've ever heard.

[@cooljeffrox]

Wow...263 years..? Only in the US of A you can hear a judgement like that...!!

[@Cloofinder]

How can you mistake being in the wrong apartment when the apartment number is ON THE DOOR? She had to be either drunk or on some substance to blurr her vision. She even looks like shes on something at court.

[@nellioclark7571]

So much of that didn't make sense to me. As a cop, you're supposed to be observant of your surroundings and be calm and cool under pressure, right? Let's forgive the mistake of not seeing the number on the door. Maybe she was tired, right? But you didn't recognize your neighbor? Let's forgive that one too, heat of the moment, blah blah blah, maybe they didn't really know each other, blah blah blah. But this is where your instincts and perception isn't supposed to fail you. Your home has familiar things in it and no 2 people's homes are the same, even in the case of the common structure of an apartment. The welcome mat you chose or chose not to put outside. The pictures on the wall when you walk in. You know where your couches and tvs are supposed to be. The color of said couch. All of these are things your eyes should catch, especially when you see a stranger in supposedly a familiar setting. She had the time to pull her gun. It sounds like words were exchanged. And as a cop, you're telling me you didn't look around? Not even to make sure he was the only "robber" if that's what she thought he was. What robber sits down and gets comfortable? "Oh, let me just check my email before I commence operation -everything mine-." None of this makes any sense. The whole story just sounds crazy

[@Boyso5407]

Ya I don’t understand this one at all. Was the door unlocked? Does she normally leave her own door unlocked? Does the neighbor usually leave his door unlocked? I just don’t understand how a person can walk into someone else’s apartment and not immediately recognize that they’re in the wrong place. The second she opened the door she should’ve realized that it wasn’t her home and should’ve just apologized and left, you know like a normal person would. There’s gotta be more to this story. She was either messed up on something or she did this on purpose and lied about the story.

[@SoundtheTrumpet2023]

Why didn’t Holtzclaw immediately ask for a LAWYER???????

[@WarriorLori]

The innocent often don't thinking they can clear up the misunderstanding. It almost got my friend a lethal injection. I think much the same for Holtzclaw, but of all people, he knew better. How could he not ask for his Union Rep? I don't believe he's guilty of any of those charges.

[@Yomama.6.9.]

@@WarriorLoriit’s crazy that the females admitting that they lied isn’t in any legal trouble for lying or testifying. No justice 😅

[@chriscramer7110]

​@@Yomama.6.9.the women who lied, or at least one of them, did get punished. But he was also found guilty, based on evidence, of 18 other women. He was still guilty, even though there were some that lied.

[@michaelmorton5698]

He thought that shield on his chest was all the protection he needed.

[@k45207]

11:41 I love this one what’s your name Paul. Hey Paul. my names not Paul! lol

[@jamesclark4]

So you can resist arrest and punch cops and get away with it lmao 😂

[@kadajtribal8532]

Amber Guyger meant to kill that man. I don't believe for a second that she mistook her neighbors house for her own. It doesn't make sense.

[@IH8Sprinkles]

Facts

[@SnowMan-qt9kf]

Does she have keys for her neighbour’s apartment? How did she get in? Is she was drunk?

[@duncanbauer7309]

She looks so much like a Security Guard that called the cops and lied on me saying, I saying I had a Gun in my Pants. In court they confirmed they were prepared to use Deadly Force based on her Statement Alone. They better not call me for Jury Duty for them as a Victim, Guaranteed to be a Hung Jury if no audio video evidence.

[@gambrinus330116]

so, once i was cat sitting my sisters cat, and i legit tried to open the wrong appartment. its not like i dont know where she lives or how her building looks, im a regular there, but i legit zoned out and entered the wrong enterance. she lives in #5 ive entered #7. the key let me in the building and everything. sht like that happens, especially after a long day...

[@jfangm]

​@@SnowMan-qt9kf The victim left their door open slightly.

[@Nope-NotToday]

It should be severly punished, when people lie to the police, and claim the were assulted. I believe Daniel was set up. Amiott is a POS and got off like nothing ever happend. It's a disgrace.

[@im-Sara-Jayne.]

Holtzclaw? Who you think set him him up? The whe women or the police?

[@tkviewing4029]

​@@im-Sara-Jayne.Both. Corrupt police often look for opportunities to get rid of real cops.

[@rafealborbon8482]

One of the most powerful things I’ve ever seen that someone could forgive someone after taking the life of the loved ones

[@williamgarner1836]

Daniel is definitely GUILTY

[@brianreid5294]

Amber can sure turn on the crocodile tears can't she? Murderer crying crocodile tears ? Shameful behaviour Amber ?

[@Vespyr_]

Everyone knows without that liquid saline their emotions are completely invalid.

[@Nuclear5094]

To me it seemed genuine. She was a cop who entered what she thought was her home, found someone in it, and when he moved towards her, she felt threatened, so she took action. Its pretty difficult to fake emotions like that, and you'd have to be a master manipulater to pull it off. I think she got a fair sentence.

[@jackcarl632]

Are you for real ??? Women can turn crocodile tears off and on in the blink of an eye !!

[@noirnoble1181]

​@@Nuclear5094 Even in the dark, the moment you enter inside someone's house you should be able to tell the difference, save your lame excuse on a memory card.

[@Nuclear5094]

@@noirnoble1181 I feel like if you've had a bad day at work, or just a long day in general, and all u want to do it lay down or something, u go in what u believe is your apartment and see a mam u dont know in it. I highly doubt you'll be looking at the surroundings of what u think is your apartment.

[@AdBlock-User]

Why all these fake thumbnails?

[@amynanos7756]

I wonder if Daniel (the first officer) wasn’t “railroaded”, sort of paying for the sins of all the “bad cops”. 200 years with all that video evidence of women lying, recanting AND accusing him of being racist (which wasn’t even a charge against him)?!?! 🧐

[@zachbateman4064]

8:00 Fleer's defense: "please be lenient on this child molester so that he may be able to be around his child after they're born." Judge: "Absolutely not! I've never seen anything so despicable! You get 12 years in Prison! Just like my pot dealer."

[@user-bk5nj1qo6n]

That victims younger brother has the biggest heart and compassion that the world could use more of. We all can learn from that young gentleman. He seen the hurt in her and knew that it was truly a huge mistake on her part. Where most would have just said horrible things snd want to most harsh punishment for her. He wanted to huge her and let her know we all aren't perfect and can do something that we wouldn't do purposely and total accident. God bless that young man and thank you for making at least myself to be a better person

[@christophercraft957]

One of Amber Guyger's neighbors testified to doing the same thing she did, without the shooting part of course. He entered what he thought was his apartment and didn't realize he was in the wrong one until he had walked all the way to the back room and came across the lady that lived there. So I believe she thought she was in her place. The shooting tho, was so bad.

[@Hunterlp2022]

There is no worse feeling then being innocent.. and being found guilty.

[@marvinchurch8235]

Twelve years for ruining lives is nothing

[@Lukken]

How do you not recognize your own apartment......... The decor, the flooring, lighting etc. ??¿¿??

[@themrkoxi8334]

Is the first guy really guilty? Who thinks he is not and why not, because what I've seen about him, I'm pretty sure he is innocent. Thanks for any answer.

[@Gratefulcassady]

He has to be innocent and to have that many people say he raped him and say he’s black when he’s not. They should look back into him because 200+ years is insane and then people trying to rape people get 12…?

[@themrkoxi8334]

@@Gratefulcassady I agree 100%, and those 2 cops, who interrogated him, they are the worst liars too, they should go to prison. Thanks, for the answer.

[@sandraarroyo8771]

I can't believe the light sentences they were given. Disgusting. No justice.

[@helenvertannes691]

That Amber woman was supposed to be crying on the stand. It was fake, wrinkles up eyes and sobs. Not a single tear. She's a faker

[@Vespyr_]

Everyone knows without that liquid saline their emotions are completely invalid.

[@Aflud30]

It's sad becuase fleer kinda looks like a more sophisticated version of me

[@haris1321]

Dame look at all those GREAT ACTORS 🤣

[@davidthompson1529]

How the hell do we entrust our children with police with evil like this among them.

[@jesperkleemann1333]

Holzclaw is not guilty!!!!!!! That was an typical example of misjustice. Poor guy, imagine getting so many years in jail without having done the crime. Frightening, phycic terror, trauma. I can even not imagine how he must feel. I can only feel sorry for him.

[@_shut_cho_soggy_axx_up]

The few that lied had no merit on how many he really violated… Which logic says you’re speaking for a rapist and out of turn and totally wrong on the whole matter

[@msreneerr1109]

😂 said no one ever

[@nathanielmccarthy3021]

TF your apartment and the neighbours look so identical that you would think you're home when it you're not... They're cops but cannot even lie

[@jackelewish1568]

It is far fetched but much stranger thongs have happened. I've walked up to a car and tried to open it before realizing it's not my car. Not only that but although my car was same make, model, year, and color it wasn't even identical because I had a sticker on the rear side window. And apartments can be literally copy and pasted looking. I don't know what happened but unless they had some kind of previous relationship, whether it's a love affair or a dispute, it's very unlikely she randomly wanted to shoot the guy. There's no motive in that case.... it is possible that she was getting off work and sleepy and walked right into the next door and quickly pulled her gun out and shot. But like I said, that's a rough case. I hope the family can heal.

[@mitchellclark1863]

Amber guyger I member this dallas

[@normanconnor]

I am British born and raised in Northern Ireland and now pive in kent England. 60 miles away from where Wayne Couzens lived and worked, he also visited my town as well.. When a police officer refuses to identify, we demand he dows and state that Wayne Couzens react ed like that when he killed a woman. They say we are not him and then clearly state who they are. I do not trust English police, and they have no weapons unless in the armed response. But i do wholeheartedly trust the Northern Ireland police service. Yhey carry weapons and although i have had many a dealings qith them in the past. I trust them a million times more than i do the police in mainland UK

[@catherinelamprakes7516]

It’s a sad day when you can’t trust the police who are supposed to serve and protect.

[@TNT-km2eg]

Forgivers and wishing-wells should (never) examine their IQ . Good old Japanese saying : it is stupid to forgive an enemy

[@kieronparr3403]

How do you mistake your apartment? 5 years

[@dcanes5720]

Am ashamed at botham jeans brother …just made me sick what a disrespect to hug the cow that killed his innocent brother 🤮

[@organicvids]

Drunk i bet

[@HarryFlashmanVC]

The Geiger case is a real tragic one. It shows the danger of taking your service weapon home with you. It's surprisingly easy to get very confused. Last year I was at a store, bought my groceries, walked to my car, climbed in,cthen couldn't get my key to fit. Then there's this woman screaming at me, hammering on the window. It was her car. Id left the store, daydreaming walked to a silver Golf, opened the door and climbed in. It was the same colour and model as my car which was parked 3 spaces away, she'd left it unlocked. I was stunned when I realised what I had done, fortunately we had a laugh about it and no harm was done.

[@Eduardo-iv9nh]

They where scared of the cops coming to fuk with them.. that's why they started to say nothing happened

[@birdman1843]

The case of Amber Guyger makes me humble . To see that fabulous young man forgiving the women who killed his brother . I guess this is what our lord meant when he told us to forgive your enemies ❤

[@vilenationgaming]

Better than me… I wouldn’t forgive anything…

[@pando0884]

It's likely they had a good relationship before that accident