Corrupt Cops Stop Innocent Man And ARREST HIM ANYWAY!

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@DixieCountyPatriot]

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[@MiClLC]

ATA logic is funny. He'll tell you to get on the train and just comply, and you'll have your day in court. That's IF you can afford it and IF it doesn't bankrupt you first. Even if you win, the courts still got your time and your money. That means you still lose.

[@BoilerRoomRadio]

You always overlook the ruling of People vs. Bad Elk.... I wonder why that is.

[@intellectualiconoclasm3264]

Bruen logically extends to all of our Rights. We can argue if it extends to the Founding or time of their enshriement, but it is in no way unclear that they extend further back.

[@SkeeterHowitzer]

Why so many of these police are foreigners, such as being of third world, Eastern European, or Mediterranean ancestry?

[@patrlim]

No man should be convicted for defending himself against an unlawful, unfounded, arrest.

[@brianmurphy6480]

​@babskaz74 Absolutely. No man should be convicted for defending himself against an unlawful, unfounded woman. I totally agree. 🤔👍

[@RubyRose23328]

Only good thing about South Carolina

[@Fazak_Side]

@babskaz74no men only.

[@TheDizzieC]

Resisting arrest should be considered a natural God Given right.

[@tyronechadington1655]

I’m so upset with our family’s before us for letting things get to this point…

[@bsmith5433]

Arrested the wrong person - then found ways to continue to arrest him. Completely corrupt.

[@revolutioninprint8906]

Don't let libs end Qualified Immunity. Trump 2024!!

[@IHADANERROR]

@@revolutioninprint8906Keep licking those boots. Remember that when the ATF kicks down your door and shoots your dog.

[@pixlbunni]

@@revolutioninprint8906 Nah, get that qualified immunity out of here tf

[@revolutioninprint8906]

@@pixlbunni you sound like a lib

[@Alan-kl9vr]

How do their boots taste?​@@revolutioninprint8906

[@JawTooth]

They don’t even feel bad for falsely arresting him and then go on to arrest him for resisting a false arrest! That is really messed up. No compassion whatsoever. Do they have any feelings at all?

[@Gymthingz]

Mob mentality

[@kathyrae7859]

Corruption has no conscience

[@shaeb.9627]

Nope. Thugs with badges!

[@PepeToTheMooon]

How difficult is it to make sure you have the right person instead of assuming? Worst part is they tried to make up charges after they knew he wasn’t the guy.

[@christine_lovelace]

Lol ​@@Daxx871xxx

[@BlitzkriegOmega]

They just want their arrest so they can go back to doing nothing. Doesn't necessarily need to be the right guy, Just so long as they throw somebody in a jail cell.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

@@BlitzkriegOmegaexactly right!

[@bghiggy]

Hey John Smith has a warrant and we just pulled over a Jon Smith. Must be the same person because no 2 people have the same name right

[@AJB-003]

They had reasonable suspicion though. How difficult is it for someone to just comply when they ask to step out? He acted like an idiot so it kind of appeared to confirm their suspicions.

[@TyRickySaurus_Rex]

The way they were looking for reasons to arrest him after they realized they had the wrong guy is sickening.

[@crimony3054]

That is standard. They never lose. Even when they lose. You remember that.

[@thesuperdingos]

15:39 is so disgusting

[@zimmhone]

"We got him on that right? Ok, we're good, we good.". On camera, not a care in the world. There is no 1st world country I can think of as wild as America.

[@leethax100]

Looking? They had a reason to ask soon as he refused to get out of the car. And once he resisted physically, that reason rose to a duty.

[@dasiajb]

@@leethax100BOOOOOOOO GET OFF THE STAGE

[@realmarshy]

The fact that the police could arrest anyone they wanted and if that person resists they can charge them for resisting arrest is absolutely insane!

[@xwr3ksh0px]

Cops can’t arrest anyone they want, which is why if an arrest is wrongful they can be prosecuted in COURT, and if you’re innocent that doesn’t give you the green light to resist or fight them, if you do that you are now in the wrong and made it much more difficult for the officer to be prosecuted, if you’re so against police you’ll let them do what they’re gonna do and prosecute later so they can be held accountable, resisting just tells me you love police and want to ruin your life while also allowing them to keep their job

[@stilljustaguy]

@@xwr3ksh0pxyea they can dude. They can do what ever they want.

[@Nee2943]

@@xwr3ksh0pxit is a human reaction to resist being basically kidnapped by police. Especially being a black man in America. This young man did not know what was going to happen to him next. They could have been taking him somewhere to play target practice with him for all he knew. I understand that it may be the law but it is a very messed up law when you expect a person to fight their humanly instincts to survive. And then to go on to take him to jail anyway was just down right inhumane and I don’t know how they sleep at night.

[@obamaxosama]

​@@xwr3ksh0px that may be how it works now according to the law but it shouldn't be.

[@alanaj5]

Your being able to prosecute the police later on, often requires that you have money available to pay for that. Many people do not have this money and whilst there are public defenders, they address the criminal charge, not necessarily the lawsuit later on. That doesn’t justify resisting in this scenario though.

[@joshuahaskellcarr]

The legal system extends such courtesy to a police officer's honest mistakes, but they can't extend the same to a citizen whose only error was panicking for being falsely arrested.

[@piper998877]

Or when citizens don't know obscure or arbitrary laws, but convict them of them

[@delawarehistory1675]

A cops mess up on a name; doesn't give you a license to resist arrest with violence while carrying a loaded gun. Sorry!

[@icecold9511]

​@@delawarehistory1675 Then the cop should be held to EXACTLY such a high standard. Including that is crime was while armed. He didn't make a mistake. He was negligent.

[@delawarehistory1675]

@@icecold9511 A LAWFUL order was given to get out of the vehicle. Subject refused LAWFUL, note LAWFUL order. Let me say it again, LAWFUL order. So subject was put in compliance of that LAWFUL order. The End. If a cop violates your rights, work it out in court, not on the side of the road.

[@icecold9511]

@@delawarehistory1675 The courts won't punish them. My point is, if you want to hold this guy to such exact responsibility, why does your kind never want to hold the pig responsible for making right decisions? Why shouldn't he be punished for his negligence? All the cop had to do was examine the data before him, and it wouldn't have happen.

[@archivalplayer1929]

“So we got him on resisting? So we’re good” *continues arrest* -tyrants

[@andiralosh2173]

Yup, just so long as they can justify it... says ot all

[@TheTERMlNAT0R]

Yeah, that was despicable. The man lost his stability over their misconduct. Lucky it wasn’t me. If I lost everything I had over an officers BS…and I have nothing to live for….those responsible would personally pay for it. Real talk

[@andiralosh2173]

@@TheTERMlNAT0R sadly people like this never learn. They see desperate people with nothing to loose and write them off as criminals, without ever considering that maybe it's thier fault for making the world worse and unjust, through all forms of thoughtless harm

[@bruhundon]

They arent searching for criminals, theyre searching for justification of their actions

[@pre2222]

@@bruhundonsad just sad wow basically chasing a arrest at this point 😒

[@psiben99]

These cops standing around discussing what to charge him with ANYWAY. The fact that they had the wrong guy should easily negate everything else. YOU got it wrong, officers. Be grown-ups and don't screw up this guy's whole life.

[@NikeonaBike]

nah they had to do their little strategy session to make sure their asses were covered because admitting you're wrong is too hard for uniformed ego maniacs.

[@icin4d]

@@NikeonaBike They can't admit they're wrong. That would be evidence in court against them. They know that.

[@MelissiaBlackheart]

Police officers have no obligation to be the grown-up in the room.

[@user-nf7ui7dz1z]

It’s so they had something to trade in the future when they were being sued. We will drop the resisting charges and you don’t sue us for wrongful arrest and for spending many days in jail and getting fired and then evicted from your home. Cool? Good trade?

[@immortal5812]

LMAO, you idiots in the comments make me laugh. In the original video the moron who runs this channel SUPPORTED the officers actions when he recited some legal precedent proving that the man resisted arrest and therefore that's an easy charge they could convict him with.

[@irritant623]

The fact that you can get charged for resisting an unlawfull arrest is so messed up

[@jpevans01]

It was a lawful arrest. He committed a traffic offence and was pulled over. They thought he was a felon, we’re concerned for safety (proved right as he had a gun) and it is well established police can order you out of the car. Dude brought it upon himself and his life cratered for no reason. Sure it was a mistake / but if he had gotten out and spoken calmly to the police officers it would all have been sorted out.

[@Rbr104]

@@jpevans01wow sound just like a police officer

[@jark22]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@jpevans01Owning a gun, in Texas of all places, is not unlawful. They assumed he was dangerous because of a mistake that should’ve never been made. Put yourself in his shoes. You are driving home, you possibly commit a simple traffic offense. Police officers try to drag you out of your car and say you have a felony warrant. You don’t. In my opinion it is not only his right, but his duty, to repel this invasion of his privacy and his rights. None of this mentions the obvious fact that he is black. He has a valid reason, more so than most, to be afraid of the police. To be apprehensive. What the officers and the DA did is wrong. There isn’t any way around that fact. If that’s a lawful arrest, the law is broken.

[@aronfaine9457]

@COTTFLIX No they arent. You can be CHARGED but you cannot be CONVICTED. Audit the Audit, as well as several other channels, and even several lawyers, have stated that if it gets down to it, you pretty much have to let the corrupt police officer have his way with you and fight it in court. In the moment, the cop has free reign.

[@vhsjpdfg]

But we can't have everyone resisting arrest who merely believes the arrest is unlawful. The right course of action for everyone is don't resist, deal with it after.

[@stephgebre2879]

The way my heart breaks for this guy, he was so confused and tried to tell them so many times. He kept telling him about his job and wanting to become a cop AND his babies at home waiting for him AND THEY STILL ARRESTED THIS POOR MAN?? WOW

[@brandonhebert5485]

Why yes, just tell a cop you want to become a cop and you have kids at home and they'll let you go even if they think you have a felony warrant.

[@wack8697]

​@@brandonhebert5485"think". oh no, the poor cops, without the ability to check an ID...

[@aTalkingPizza]

​​​​@@brandonhebert5485 "And if he had two wheels he'd be a bicycle" ahh response. Thats obviously not what they meant and you know it, ffs. They didnt even check if they had the right guy, genius. If they did maybe they would believe him telling *the truth*

[@kaindabadguy]

Our legal system continues to create loopholes to allow police officers to push the boundaries set by the Constitution.

[@djdrack4681]

There is a odd philosophical/ethical conundrum that occurs w/ regards to types/amount of rationalizing for/against certain things...especially in regards to a 'relied upon system' such as gov... - I'd posit that it is no longer a 'legal system' but in fact a authoritarian regime, a la the 'inverted democracy' sort. There is a set of logic fallacies, thought traps, and conditioning that sees people think "the court needs to correct this", when in fact its all 1 system working together. The moment bureaus, independent agencies etc broke the very strict 'separation of powers'/checks n balances doctrine(s)...the system broke entirely, 100%. - The Constitution is not a 2-party agreement (state/fed), but a tripartite agreement. State(s), Fed Gov, and This is because it is a republic founded in representation (as a convenience only), and that the Liberty/Rights (of citizens) are sole reason other two parties exist or are granted power by The People. - IF the system sets aside 'exceptions' in majority of legislation ONLY for gov, almost never for Citizens...Its tyranny, the law is a arguably a convoluted front and subterfuge: meant to convince people "because it was passed into law, its legal BUT also moral/ethically sound". In fact if the law is non-uniformly applied (in gov's favor), then its restriction freedom of citizens + empowering authority, hallmarks of authoritarianism.

[@ddmn369j2]

Those loopholes are not for pushing boundaries, they are for blatantly crossing them.

[@immortal5812]

Nope, nothing wrong here. It clearly says in the letter of the law that you CANNOT resist an unlawful arrest. Congrats, you let lawmakers codify this shit and now you have no recourse.

[@Itsmedicinal]

@@immortal5812congrats to you too because you did the same. Stop trying to act like you’re better than others that’s weird af😂

[@wazoo2095]

So true

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

Wrong names, wrong addresses, wrong license plates.. do cops have an illiteracy problem? Should police academy curriculum include teaching them to read?

[@quinnbat]

now you see I'm not smarter than a fifth grader LOL!!!

[@anonymouse14]

Well, they specifically do not want to have people that are too smart as officers.

[@Chrisboy265]

American police can get their job without any higher education, so you know education isn’t high up on their list of priorities

[@loosemoose9799]

Basically, uniform cops are not taught the techniques of an investigation. They throw around the words "my investigation" without having any idea about the methods of an investigation. I trained officers in the techniques of investigation and an arrest should not enter the equation until facts are learned and there is probable cause to make an arrest. Most calls and complaints can be resolved without making an arrest by knowing how to investigate instead of puffing up and end up to make unnecessary arrests, usually false. Bad cops become the adversary before they ever arrive on the scene and find out the problem. Unless the responding cop requests backup, other cops should not arrive at the scene. If and when backup arrives, the backup keeps his moth shut and listens. All too often the backup escalates the situation. Watch the videos for what I have pointed out.

[@rogusmith2630]

thats why hey have immunity and they know it.

[@marios2150]

Those pathetic cops f'd up that guys life because of their incompetence. Smh.

[@xenosayain1506]

What concerns me is the cops atfempt to make up charges to get themselves out of trouble. How is it not criminal conspiracy by the law? Or at least criminal mischief to try and attack someone who a crime the officer knows is false?

[@user-xy5xl1bt5b]

That is on the POINT exactly!! James in America Chicago peace be upon you. 🤔🤨🧐🕖😡🤬

[@admthrawnuru]

It is, but it's never ever charged, so they will keep doing it

[@veilbreak5867]

The way the one cop said...well he resisted arrested , so we've "got him" on that at least!' Yes it's conspiracy....then to admit the gun came back clean...but charge him for it anyway ....they're dangerous idiots

[@rogernormanjr4315]

It’s common… Once they have made an arrest (good or bad) they can actually figure out what they want to charge someone with after the fact… Clearly they will ruin a good life, rather than take the responsibility for a bad bust…

[@christophermartin972]

Bigtime, once they know there’s a chance of being held accountable for their stupidity they immediately start making up things to exonerate themselves. Disgusting 🤮

[@gruthdorah7244]

15:40 "He resisted? Then we're good." Says it all. They care not for him, but for themselves.

[@thesuperdingos]

It’s disgusting.

[@maolcogi]

He had every right to resist, it was an unlawful arrest. Look at 10:00 they realize they fucked up THAT early. Pathetic.

[@pillmitchell1429]

The fact you can be charged for resisting when you haven't committed a crime is insane

[@hokorikera]

Got the wrong person but ruined his life anyways, and everyone wonders why people really fucking hate the police

[@jsncrso]

Shit happens, and cops were wrong, but how hard is it to just comply? Just because you are innocent doesn't mean you get to resist. Shut your mouth, comply, and it will be over with in 5 minutes, and you'll be on your way. Plus you get to file a lawsuit and get lots of money if you are in the right.

[@robsomething4435]

​@jsncrso or... the cop could have told him what was going on instead of just dragging him out of the car. You must be LE.

[@adrian6423]

​@jsncrso Luckily everyone isn't a sheep like you

[@TheReelReesePod]

@@jsncrsoA cop could literally gun down a 4 year old for no reason and you people would say: “That’s so horrible… but the 4 year old should’ve complied.” No matter how wrong the police are, you people (I call you Bootlickers) find a way to defend them and blame the victims. It’s like a superpower at this point.

[@TheReelReesePod]

@@jsncrsoLiterally every recent comment of yours regarding police interactions is you blaming the citizens, lol. I didn’t even check that beforehand, but I’m glad my assessment was correct.

[@andrewrohde2373]

So once again, our justice system concludes that "actual innocence" is meaningless. "Who cares if he/she is innocent? Lock 'em up anyway!"

[@TheDragorin]

fighting with the cops is a crime, that makes you not innocent. once the cop informs you that you are being detained, you are now at their mercy. even without the mistaken identity, he was stopped for a traffic violation and refused to exit the vehicle which the supreme court has determined is within a cops right on a traffic stop.

[@valentinius62]

It's not just the legal system. It's also backing from millions of sociopaths and bootlickers who enjoy seeing others bullied by cops. They think it's funny.

[@beastlyshotzful]

@@TheDragorinhe refused to get out because the police officer refused to tell him what was wrong or the reason for detainment. This is fundamental, and should be a right every person has with any interaction with a police officer. It escalates the interaction to now why you are being stopped and leads to feelings of persecution.

[@CowToes]

​@@TheDragorinbeing black in America is a crime. Racists love defending racists.

[@AlBundyOz]

​@@TheDragorin okay Officer .....

[@Madfattdeeb]

Once you talked about him losing his job, place to live, and possibly his children, I could not help but cry. This happens all the time. Whether real or not, often an individual will lose everything dear to them this way. It is disheartening to know that due just one individual's use/missus of our legal system can destroy everything you love and need to survive. Yes, it also happens due to poor choices made by a person as well. However, that is not what I am referring to here. (Or not completely so)

[@Ibmyselfman]

Imagine making a mistake, uncovering that you made the mistake, but still ruining someone's life with charges because walking it all back would bruise your ego

[@todd-617]

It's a requirement to be a cop these days.

[@HoldenHiscock69]

he ruined his own shit by being an argumentative ass and not just cooperating which would have easily led to them discovering it was the wrong person. His behavior probably made the police reasonably feel they in fact had the right person

[@JohnMullenax]

quiet pig@@HoldenHiscock69

[@stevemiller.]

Well wouldn't it? I would just arrest him. Don't hurt me and it's not like I remember it an hour later anyway

[@neptuneamaru5649]

​@@HoldenHiscock69 Let me walk up to your car and demand you get out and see how well that goes 😂 cops are regular people too

[@WavyFBaby]

What I hate about most cops is that even when they realize that they are wrong, instead of taking the loss and releasing him, they find ways to justify what they did by finding ways they can still arrest him.

[@gabrote42]

And hold him for days

[@revolutioninprint8906]

Back the Blue no matter what. Trump 2024!!

[@WavyFBaby]

@@revolutioninprint8906 *yawn*

[@revolutioninprint8906]

@@WavyFBaby You must be a lib. Us Republicans back the blue

[@ftrwrwbg]

That’s one big thing that always drives me insane. Cops do not give the slightest fuck what arresting someone can do to them. Just as in this example it caused this completely innocent father to lose his job and apparently later his home. I don’t know what it is that strips all cops of any empathy or humanity at all.

[@Knightyme]

The problem with fighting an unlawful arrest in court, is that it costs, money, time, and effort. In the meantime you might be out of a job for months, while he cops still have theirs, while you wait for the court sessions date to come around.

[@123lodge8]

Listening to the Sarge justify the arrest was disgusting. He knew they had the wrong guy but wanted to cover their own butts. “We’re good” he said. He only cared that the police wouldn’t get in trouble. To hell with the consequences to the man.

[@revolutioninprint8906]

We have to back the blue no matter what or the liberals win.

[@Ivanovitch2885]

The fact that officers have to get their stories straight on scene tells me all any of us should need to know.

[@pixlbunni]

right, I alwys roll my eyes when I see the officers gather and start sharing their side and trying to rationalize what they just did so it sounds good, especially right after they realize they've made a mistake. They start scrambling for anything else they can charge the person with so they don't have to apologize and let them go.

[@Esther-lm6pm]

​@@pixlbunnithat would be against policy if they didn't cover it up and you can never apologize.

[@waynedamron8006]

​@@TheDogGoesWoof69 yeah that's the issue here. Gtfoh

[@whoareyou6854]

@@TheDogGoesWoof69No it’s because they are doing everything they can to not admit there mistake. The dude in no way deserved what happened to him. His whole reputation shattered of incompetent pigs who can’t properly read a name.

[@tomace4677]

The police do this when they make good arrests too, I'm sure it's part of procedure.

[@theforkedman3030]

Overly aggressive, tried to put false charges on him and they didn't even read the name on the warrant. This is the face of America.

[@raymondamoroso2049]

When these cops are in the wrong and you're essentially being kidnapped, you should 100% be able to fight for your life without fear of charges

[@fuferito]

Or a C grade by this channel.

[@crashman27]

Omfg can we stop with "kidnapping" bs? It's an illegal arrest, not a kidnapping

[@kriggo1]

@@crashman27 Illegal arrest = kidnapping

[@DB_DARyl]

Yeah cause cops def wouldn't charge you for "assault on a police officer" after the fact. And still wont take you to jail after the fact. THERE'S NO WAY A COP WOULD DO THAT.

[@KamakNeApiMalimawata]

@@crashman27 So if I shoot a pig and kill it by thinking that is a terrorist, is that illegal kill or murder?

[@davelordy]

You are never at more risk that when the police have screwed up, they will do everything in their power, they will go all out, to charge you with something, the courts, police, prosecutors (and so on) will all be aware of what's on the line, and will put enormous effort into your prosecution.

[@shable1436]

They always go chips all in because of egos, and reputation in department with peers, similar to military platoons. Only time you can change things usually is when a cop is alone, then sometimes you can get reasonable with them.

[@patrickday4206]

I've had it happen with me they do it to prevent liability a guilty person will not win anything suing but an innocent person will win big.

[@lostbutfreesoul]

@@shable1436 It isn't just ego, but that is a big part of it. What DavyLordy is pointing out is very much part of the system. The City is the one pushing it though, they are the ones losing money in the court cases after all. If the police can find something, anything, to make the issue 'muddy' then the following civil court against the local government is a lot harder for people to win. If the cop accepted responsibility, which dismissing could be considered a sign of, then the civil case would be a lot easier for the innocent parties to win. A cop that costs the city money has what sort of carrier? We call this a perverse incentive, police interactions are filled with them.

[@flossietube2065]

I hope he wins his lawsuit for MILLIONS!!!!! This is past ridiculous. These LEO's should be 💯% sure BEFORE they arrest someone, they have the right person!!!!!! That just plain makes sense 🤷🤦

[@WOHM8274]

This one made me mad when I first saw it. They didn’t even give the dude a chance to explain what was happening nor made sure it was the right guy. Just straight up did a kidnapping of him anyway. Lazy work.

[@tonygriffiths2485]

One man's life ruined by a mistake in his name. They still prosecuted him, causing hime to lose his job during court proceedings. Utterly unfair, bullying and downright evil ! That man is due HUGE compensation, massive.

[@officialtac854]

Minimum of 100k and that's on the low side. But to be logical I need to put it out there.

[@amyschildgamerlive4519]

The court precedings wasn't what caused his job loss.... it was being arrested and jailed for several days. No the court precedings made him incapable of being hired under new employers.

[@tonygriffiths2485]

@@amyschildgamerlive4519 Then in that case compensation should be in the high millions ! So unfair, poor man !

[@Joebuckyourself420]

Craziest thing is if the dude just complied literally none of that would of happened… he dug his own grave

[@tonygriffiths2485]

@@Joebuckyourself420 Did you hear how the cops opened up with agression ? They were not being Police Officers they were causing more trouble by their attitude, but then again they seem mostly to be able to get away with it. I think the guy handled himself correctly, this was destroyed by the Police bad behaviour !

[@jordoncarlsen2748]

Just wanted to say I find these videos more educational and informative of an average person going through the struggles vs an auditor going out and purposely starting trouble.

[@Melaheidi]

"Whether the arrest as lawful or not is irrelevant to a resisting charge in Texas" That's disgusting. In other words there is no freedom in Texas. An agent of the state can stop you and hold you for however long they want and it's illegal for you to resist it in any way. In that case no citizen has any freedom

[@SaraphDarklaw]

They claim they’re more free because they can buy firearms so easily. They are brainwashed fools.

[@piper998877]

Correct. Texas is one of the less free states in the nation. Can't read or view the entertainment you want, you can't manage your reproductive health, you can't run into a building to save your children when the police won't, you have limited voting rights, you can only have a water break if your boss let's you have one, and many others

[@Oliviaandtrina]

Don't ya know, Texas is allll about "freedom" - freedom to act exactly as you're told under their very specific requirements.

[@allyftw]

Yeah, Texas is a shit hole.

[@TurdJesus]

Texas and Florida love to scream about being the most “free states” while having the least amount of freedom. Just a bunch of turds who think they have freedoms in those sister banging states

[@CTP909]

It's not reasonable to believe they had the right person after he gave legitimate state issued ID that he was not the suspect they were looking for. The fact that courts allow for this is ridiculous and unconstitutional. The state of Texas having overruled a constitutional right is ridiculous

[@michaelherring7210]

Right, for normal citizens who make a mistake and cause harm, it’s called negligence and we have to pay damages for our mistakes. Two tiered justice system as usual.

[@CTP909]

@@michaelherring7210 exactly

[@Cotelw8345]

Look at the crooked people running the state. They are more worried about the boarder than citizens rights have a corrupt AG. And an especially vindictive governor.

[@immortal5812]

But "Muh Constitution"...get over it, you can cry that all you want, you're still getting physically assaulted and abducted.

[@andrewclark9192]

Texas and rights don’t get along

[@aaronk9932]

"So if he resisted, he resisted. We got him on that." Absolutely disgusting how they work together to justify their actions. Extreme case of bad policing right here. "We fucked up, but ya know.. we'll be in less trouble if we can somewhat justify our over reactions"

[@muhammadabdulahad3810]

Makes me sick that they can completely ruin a man’s life and nothing happens to them.

[@ryanm.3393]

They lawfully ordered him out,he's a 🤡 and you people condone this behavior

[@kjr4766]

It crazy how people can't just comply

[@Aaroncarter95]

​@kjr4766 Both can be true at the same time, but if they had just run his ID and double-checked spelling, he wouldn't have needed to comply in the first place.

[@peterbutcher6933]

Things are happening to them and their loved ones 🤣

[@probulbZ]

What a good little boy you are@@kjr4766

[@jasonchurchill7044]

Shame on the Dallas police and the district attorney for dragging this out for 14 months. Yes he did not submit like a dog as they wanted him to, he resisted because he was innocent! Cops and Sergeant proceeded to press bogus charges agents him causing him to loose everything (his gun was legal and charged him on illegal possession to rack up charges). How does anybody come back from the trama Dallas put on Silverster. The guy lost his job as a security guard because his employer thought he was as guilty of criminal charges, he lost his income and ability to support, lost his home, lost his ability to gain employment, he was humiliated and disrespected because two cops and a sergeant could not just let it go on their mistaken identity! I hope he gets redemption in his lawsuit! PS: The security company should apologize for not giving him the benefit of the doubt and the wrongfull dismissal now that the truth is revealed!

[@hazyhalfmoon]

They don’t feel shame. They won’t read your comment either. They’re happy and wealthy.

[@MRIONLYMATTER]

Sounds like he should be a vigilante

[@IvanCalderon]

The security company has their hands tied, they can't risk a lawsuit by allowing a security guard with active criminal charges to work for a customer. Maybe they could've given him a desk position or something

[@jonnybsidetv]

It’s so sad how they messed up and then all talk together to figure out how to charge him with something… evil humans….

[@OneBrightLightTN]

Only 2 minutes into the video and the #1 problem is that the officer didn’t want to tell the man why he was stopped or why he wanted him to get out of the vehicle. ALL the cop had to do was tell him and the man could have said you have the wrong man

[@WOHM8274]

Audit the audit left out the part where Hayes willingly gave his ID over and didn’t show him being compliant.

[@sirslickrock]

They did around the 17:30 mark

[@daveblackman816]

9:40 is where they realize they messed up. Instead of simply apologizing to Mr Hayes, they instead just chalk up reasons to charge him anyway. They should’ve done this BEFORE taking him out his car.

[@raysrevolution9506]

Poor guy, this is so dumb. Cops didn’t do their due diligence and this man gets in trouble?! Loses his kids? Loses jobs/job opportunities?!! That’s insane 😭

[@howardlashbrook8500]

Exactly why qualified immunity needs to be abolished and be punished for the actions of the cops. And take the money out of the cops pockets

[@PremiumUserUltra]

Won't ever happen cause it will cause the judicial and legislative immunity to be called into question.

[@Mynamesnotwarren]

What other job allows you to be bad at your job without any fear of any criminal or financial repercusions?

[@gabrieltorres6633]

​@Mynameisntwarren honestly, a lot of jobs with great unions, but when it comes to jobs like police force, then it should be abolished.

[@jonathanwhite3507]

When you fuck up in the military they take your time,, extra duty(i.e. working 16hr days) and money. Why can't cops accept this kind of punishment since they wanna act like a paramilitary.

[@thesomeone3211]

@@jonathanwhite3507the military can take your time, your pay, your rank and can restrict you to where you can’t leave base for x amount of time. Police need to be held accountable just like us

[@76844]

The reality is that even if the charges are bogus, most people will lose their jobs, they will ruin careers and it will take YEARS to get justice. Two years after the incident just to initially file civil rights violations, who knows how many more years it will be delayed. This man deserves MILLIONS in backpay.

[@madtabby66]

It’s disgusting that false arrests go onto someone’s criminal record.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

It’s what annoys me about the “just comply” crowd. Even if he fully did comply, their egos wouldn’t have them apologize and let him go. They had to get him with anything. And ruined his life because of it.

[@Wyatt-pb6wz]

It should be a life sentence in prison for firing people who are falsely arrested.

[@patriot101101]

They violated his 4 amendment rights and need to be sued. Including false arrest.

[@TheTERMlNAT0R]

Sue for lost wages and losing his employment and home. Man! That’s just crazy AF !

[@angelic420x5]

They deserve more than a fucking lawsuit

[@marsboi-3032]

I love how after they realized they arrested the wrong man, all they were worried about was what they could still take him in for

[@Holmesy87]

"Comply now, complain later" is the most disgusting sentence I hear on this channel. No one, absolutely no one, should have to endure this abuse(and subsequent destruction of their livelihood) based on an opinion of a police officer. It gives the cops permission to do whatever they want whenever they want knowing full well that the court system has their back. The people need to stand up against this kind of tyranny and say no, and I'm ashamed that this channel condones such actions. I expected better from a, usually, well informed and impartial channel. The police MUST be held to a higher standard than the every day citizen, not a lower one. Utterly disgraceful.

[@ANW122]

That's the face of a man terrified for his life.

[@sukmahdik69]

Assault, kidnapping, false imprisonment. Hope dude gets at least 100k for those 4 kids. The fact that they still proceeded with an arrest is infuriating. FTP

[@fatalcircuit007]

It’s completely disgusting that AFTER being in the wrong they all gather to still See what they can process him for.

[@Henoik]

As a Norwegian I am appalled by the lack of communication and de-escalation skills I see in the American police force again and again. Had they just told him why they wanted him out of the car when they first asked, he'd likely be more understanding of the cops' situation. I mean, are they afraid that he's going to just act out? If that's what they're afraid of, they obviously got that from him, by not communicating to the guy why he's being detained.

[@williammullinax6130]

All they had to do was talk to him, run his ID properly, and they could have just let him go. The lack of communication skills on display is astounding.

[@Henoik]

@@williammullinax6130 Yeah, like, are American police officers not trained on basic human interaction?

[@williammullinax6130]

@@Henoik they are. I have had good interactions with cops who weren't brain dead. But unfortunately a lot of cops just let their egos lead the way and stop using their brains.

[@radaction5743]

Jesus.....this is NOT Norway. Blue city populations treat cops with utter disrespect and as if they are the enemy. Does any police officer in Norway risk his life on each and every traffic stop? They do in America. Cops here risk dying on every traffic stop, and the suspect had a gun!

[@ThisPandaWasHere]

​@Henoik they get a few weeks of training and are sent out to do things like this. Most of them barely know the law because they don't have to. Every official around them will bend over backwards to make sure they're cleared of any wrongdoing every single time.

[@FPSMat]

They ruined this poor man's life over misidentification. I hope he gets a hefty payment and can continue providing for him and his family. Truly shameful how these officers go home like nothing happened and this man is doing whatever he can to stay afloat.

[@LioraScarlett]

I really hope he's victorious in his lawsuit. That moment caused him so much hardship in his life and affected his children, while these assholes get to continue living their lives undisturbed. I pray they get their comeuppance

[@robmoney4life]

Resisting a unlawful arrest and still try to charge him is crazy

[@immortal5812]

Read the damn penal code, it is ILLEGAL to resist arrest under any circumstances. Signed into law right under your stupid noses.

[@ronhoward121]

He wasn't resisting an unlawful arrest. He hadn't been arrested. He was resisting a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. He should have exited the vehicle (for his own legal protection). The thing the cops did wrong was get the wrong name, and then escalate ridiculously fast out of fear that he was dangerous.

[@moribell1083]

@@ronhoward121 Nah that sort of bootlicking is why they can get away with this redcoat bullshit.

[@ronhoward121]

@@moribell1083 What bootlicking? Suggesting that instead of getting arrested in a way that will cause him to lose his job and his house, he comply with leaving the vehicle for his own legal protection? Or is it bootlicking to speak accurately about what happened?

[@chris071810]

Wow wild that you watched this video of cops illegally arresting an innocent man and said yeah cops did a good job. Bootlicker

[@ephy1973]

3:45 when an officer says, "We got him on that," it makes me puke. Everyone wants to be free. When they attack an innocent man, human nature is a factor. They messed up! And then they "Got him." The laws are cruel and I feel bad for this guy. At 19:50, the narrator said it well, "The law, unfortunately..."

[@tracyseymour6059]

Who wouldn't resist when you're being arrested and detained for no reason?? Especially when the pigs are screaming and swearing at you? Your instinct is to fight back

[@aTalkingPizza]

Shhhhhhh. Dont think, just comply. 😅 (Also because ill never see this comment again, to be clear im joking)

[@aaronlandry3947]

"It is better to let 100 criminals escape that to inconvenience a single innocent." -Ben Franklin. We really need to get back to this mentality. We live in an 'ends justifies the means' system now.

[@JeffreyWalker-fs8no]

That is a great saying

[@Andrew-cs1td]

Guilty until proven innocent and your life is already ruined from false accusations.

[@xwr3ksh0px]

Dumbest saying ever, it’s not better to let 100 criminals go free versus inconveniencing someone innocent lmao

[@ShiningDarknes]

This is more than simple "inconvenience" an inconvenience is a traffic stop made in error that takes 15min then you go about your business with no action taken. It is certainly not okay to allow 100 criminals to go free just to avoid "inconvenience" but this? Yeah, no, let those 100 criminals go if this is the alternative. @@xwr3ksh0px

[@drp1bb856]

He was already detained by them pulling him over. Instead of confirming his identity they went in his car and attacked him.

[@ProjectLegendary]

Ya know, i wholeheartedly agree that resisting wrongful arrests and still being charged is absolutely crazy. What I think is crazier is how much of this could be avoided if they cops actually did their job right and conducted an actual investigation from the beginning. Imagine just being told what to do without any information or anybody trying to figure out whats going on; and then when you're confused, they tell you it's "your fault" that they don't know what they're doing.

[@hagnat]

first 30s of the video footage are already enough to give ample F's to the cops involved on this stop

[@johnnytx45]

Plus an F to AIA

[@PepeToTheMooon]

And ATA omitted the beginning of the interaction, where Hayes was fully compliant and even joking around with the cops.

[@BrockVillain]

Police interactions now end with the cops figuring out if they have a good arrest or not. That says it all...arrest first, figure out the charges later.

[@RichieRich7339]

That right there sums it up. That line 'Innocent until proven guilty' is laughable.

[@xxfloppypillowxx]

It's so disappointing that the police can ruin a man's life with no real way of repercussion.

[@Anthony26107]

I love how officers can use force, throw you around and tie you down, before even saying why your being detained. Yet HOW DARE YOU try and protect yourself even a little bit by pulling away or bracing yourself from them throwing you around.

[@Anthony26107]

Hes practically being kidnapped so why wouldnt he be struggling/resisting. Ridiculous

[@olicorrivo3289]

This cop just put himself, his colleagues and an innocent man in life threatening danger without double checking the suspect identity and the warrant's name. Criminal negligence no?

[@Alexrocksdude_]

Doesn’t even matter if it is criminal negligence because of 🌈qualified immunity🌈✨

[@sajsed2]

@ 19:29 a great many have died in custody as a result of the “ill challenge the cops after I am released from custody” mindset” and that is terrifying, especially if you are a African American man.

[@48mastadon]

When I worked as a loss prevention officer, you were fired if you did one bad stop. Police should be held to the same standard.

[@Hansens1289]

this make me sick to my stomach especially what transpired after they realized he was not the person they thought he was.. " he resisted, so we're good" is utterly despicable. I hope this man gets properly compensated for this nightmare he has been forced to wrongfully be apart of. ATA a C+.. what in the fuck!

[@Maegnas99]

You don't physically resist, even when they are compeltely in the wrong. you Fight that shit in court later and you win.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

It's still a passing grade.

[@reaperkrew]

Self Defense against unlawful arrests or unlawful detainments should be included and protected in the constitution

[@PepeToTheMooon]

Why did ATA edit out the beginning of the interaction? Silvester was very compliant and even joking around with the cops in the beginning. They even had his information. This makes it seem like Silvester was combative right off the bat when he wasn’t.

[@ChristConvicted]

Whhatt??!?

[@lennycottingham]

Because Audit the Audit is a fkn bootlicker

[@whelukno9863]

Don't yall just love it when they willing recognize they have the wrong individual, then continue to gut his vehicle to search for anything illegal to put onto him to make it a legit detention and arrest

[@sandmanspitfire]

Got him on resisting. Resisting what? Arrest. What was the arrest for? Uhhh tickets and unlawful gun, which was legal. Such gross incompetence.

[@cerassplays6196]

If the arrest is unlawful you're only resisting a kidnapping.

[@DankDungeon]

This argument doesn't make any sense. It is entirely moral for the police to use force on you if you resist. They're people with families too. In worst case scenario just go with them untill the mistake is cleared up

[@dohnjoe9211]

​@dankdungeon5104 you're ignoring the word "unlawful.""

[@stuffbenlikes]

"He resisted, so we're good." Seems the point is just to arrest someone, not do the right thing or help anyone.

[@robertswafford4145]

Hard to fault a man for resisting when he KNOWS the arrest is completely unfounded. I must admit, after watching all these kinds of videos, I would just comply with a big smile, contemplating what boat I am going to buy with my lawsuit money.

[@jamescampos2140]

exactly what I am thinking. I know im not guilty so they can break the constitution all they want because I will be looking for that lawsuit

[@SlappoLS]

These videos leave me absolutely shivering with rage! I hate watching them but we as responsible adults owe it to expose these corrupt and often vile individuals! Thank you for all your work.

[@timothywait9457]

SlappoLS they should show this in schools

[@happyinparis]

I feel the same way.

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

No shiver. The cops did the right thing. I met a guy who told me his name was SIlvester buy his drivers licence was Sylvester. I asked him, and he said it was to not get caught by the cops.

[@happyinparis]

Until it happens to you ...​@@chucksurgeonertribute2113

[@Ishl]

@@chucksurgeonertribute2113They ran his drivers license through the system and no felonies appeared. That man is innocent.

[@beemonet2552]

😢 they literally ruined his life and did whatever they could to press charges. They’d rather destroy his whole life instead of admitting to being wrong

[@sillylittlebirds6259]

These freaking psychopaths screw up & arrest the wrong man & instead of making it right they still move forward with wrecking someone’s life. What the hell is wrong with these cops? I have lost ALL respect for cops…

[@donald___]

Man is fully justified to defend himself against tyrants

[@BlackFaithProduction]

I don’t mind this guy being arrested because he’s black so it’s okay, but still the situation is wrong.

[@immortal5812]

Not according to the Texas Penal Code idiot, he broke the law by fighting.

[@kobybarnes3035]

​@@BlackFaithProduction yo you should let people know how you feel in real life and start using your real name online.

[@mandoguy726]

​@@kobybarnes3035But then his comments would be way less funny

[@kobybarnes3035]

@@mandoguy726 how? Anonymous racism just makes you a little pussy.

[@Arianvir]

The fact that they still arrested him is insane, they shouldn't get away with that

[@Cwood216]

They realize they had the wrong guy then stood around trying to figure out ways to make his arrest legit instead of aplogizing and letting him go. They should be ashamed! I hope he gets millions from this lawsuit. My heart breaks for him I could imagine losing a job and home all while trying to provide for four children all because someone made a mistake that their ego couldn't admit to.

[@emilgunnary2548]

These officers should be sitting in Prison for Kidnapping,for Arresting the Wrong Person

[@markstevenson6635]

Not according to ATA's analysis.

[@johnnytx45]

​@@markstevenson6635 His "analysis" is not without flaws. He isn't right all the time.

[@thesuperdingos]

@@johnnytx45when he gave the guy a C+ for him not complying to a completely illegal arrest, I just laughed.

[@sequoia7284]

@@thesuperdingosthe law is laughable, but the grade is based upon the LAWS.

[@Oliviaandtrina]

​@@thesuperdingos ATA is a legal analysis, not always a moral one. Was what the guy did morally correct or understandable? Absolutely. ATA gave him a c because it was not the legally correct thing to do.

[@scottbedford5494]

"If he resisted then we're good", they have litterally no regard for the humanity of their actions.

[@kimberlylozano2881]

That cop went in his window opening his door demanding he get out & detaining hilm from the start. All he asked was “for what” &cop went hands on. Cops think by going at a citizen at 10 max and not explaining things is just ok and not going to get push back. If a cop slung my door open demanding me to get out and detaining me id ask the same thing but i was arrested on a old traffic warrant couple years ago and i asked her to please reconsider(she treated me like some criminal over a traffic ticket) and she took that as i was resisting when all i did was stop n ask that question. She pushes me onto the cop car on my chest then conducted her search of me but you could tell she was pissed bc she “thought” i resisted all bc i asked a question🙄. Cops are so ego driven the second you question there authority they flip to max! Just like this cop did to this man. Which escalate the situation

[@nobody-ly9ef]

Imagine being so incompetent at your job.

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

You deliver a pizza to the wrong house, you're looking for a new job. Cops raid the wrong house, they get a promotion.

[@nobody-ly9ef]

@@nuclearmedicineman6270 truth

[@threatassessment606]

​@@nuclearmedicineman6270not true. After a while and they still mess up continuously then yea

[@ddmn369j2]

They are performing exactly as qualified immunity is intended for them to act. What the government does isn't wrong. You are wrong for getting in the way and especially thinking that governmental actions could possibly be wrong. You aren't entitled to making informed decisions. You aren't entitled to know why the government does the things it does to you or anyone else. It is all disgusting. Any reasonable, rational person can see the issues with any immunity for anyone. Especially those with power or authority.

[@thesuperdingos]

I’ve seen this one. How hard is it to explain the situation to the guy of what’s happening? Or making sure the name and person are correct? They had his information, all they had to do was check the spelling and date of birth. Trying to use his legal firearm against him after the fact was lame.

[@TheSimba86]

what good would it do? have you ever seen a video where the police are fighting someone trying to arrest them and when the cops tell the person why they are under arrest the person says "oh yeah, I did do that, guess I will now go peacefully" ? no, all they do is scream "I ain't done nothin" and fight

[@icecold9511]

​@@TheSimba86 Maybe the piggies could do their job correctly in the first place?

[@TheKh65]

​@@TheSimba86 i have seen plentiful examples of peaceful arrests.

[@chrisblack6258]

​@@TheSimba86what is the harm then?

[@fishinwithq3959]

Ive been waitin for this one!

[@stevenfarran9360]

How can it be illegal for a person to resist when they are being illegally detained or arrested.

[@YouveBeenMiddled]

Varies State to State. Some States do permit the use of force to defend against unlawful arrest.

[@sethdickey6513]

dont you know youre suppose to just let them kidnap you lol

[@edmaxwell257]

Because the government managed to turn the constitution into a document that restricts our freedoms, rather than a document limiting the power of the government. You can thank judicial review and "case law" for this. Checks and balances doesn't work when the branches of government are all conspiring against the people

[@johnnytx45]

I disagree with this. They did not perform a proper investigation . Illegal arrest. FAIL!

[@madtabby66]

But as he said, the courts will back the cops up.

[@johnnytx45]

@@madtabby66 Of course!

[@craigbullock8245]

Heart breaking for Mr Hayes. These cops are the worst. They effed up and still charged him causing all sorts of long term damage for him and his family. What a debarcle.

[@eddie_richard444]

"I was trying to become one of y'all"... man he sounded so betrayed & heartbroken 😢

[@jonjone661]

Losing his home and not being able to provide for him kids, not being able to be a security guard, was getting breakfast for his 4 kids…. This is a really sad story

[@eddie_richard444]

@@jonjone661 It’s a sad story indeed Mr. Jon “Bones” Jones (2 time undisputed light heavyweight champion of the world)

[@mercandog507]

He sounded like a cxxn!

[@TheRealGeorgeWashington]

@@mercandog507At least he didn’t sound like a super big dickhead, you and the arresting officers got that one covered

[@Patrick-vz1nj]

This has to be gross negligence: they saw his name and it's a near match but don't check to see if his address, age, height, weight, race, etc. match. I feel really bad for this man. He went from being a LEO hopeful to homeless because a couple of officers didn't want to admit their wrongs.

[@Patrick-vz1nj]

@COTTFLIX If the police running his driver's license incorrectly twice and making an arrest on that faulty information is not negligence I don't know what is.

[@mozzer1445]

@@Patrick-vz1nj Believe he's meaning to say negligence can still be considered a mistake, whereas this arrest became knowingly willful after realizing their mistake.

[@letoplaz8139]

​@@Patrick-vz1njhe's trying to say it's worse than negligence. Negligence I implies they did something bad because they were too lazy to check, while in reality they checked, new, and doubled down.

[@johnasendorf8409]

Oh, they checked his race.

[@rogusmith2630]

they know they just dont care. they know they got immunity and cant get in trouble

[@Furball-8994]

I had a similar thing happen to me when I was in my 20's. Pulled over for a minor infraction, When they ran my ID, It came back with a warrant for a man with the same name with same middle initial (not name) and a DOB 13 days after mine. Though it took 45 min's (late 1980's) to clear it up, I was never handcuffed and the MSP troopers clearly explained why they were checking my ID. Over the years after, I have had problems with this guy's criminal activity including him using my family info to try and get social services benefits.

[@erikmoore7402]

Looks like kidnapping to me. Especially when you know you're innocent and can't figure out why you're being taken. I would be scared too

[@Mgidynasty]

“Ok we’re good” what the actual hell… it’s good for them to get it wrong and WRECK someone’s life?!

[@gregdoh]

The doubling down after arresting the wrong person is the worst part of this. "We messed up bad, so instead of apologizing let's charge him for other crimes and try to ruin his life". What a bunch of ignorant, criminal, violent, anti-American cowards.

[@CaptainHawk-f7t]

Um yes it is a crime to resist arrest and when you have a gun that ur reaching for, well 🤔u get arrested

[@jackbrown7341]

I hope this citizen sues for 100 million dollars and wins.

[@WOHM8274]

I’m not feeling the C+ rating of Mr. Hayes here. It’s hard to tell what anyone in his shoes would do in this situation. They should’ve made sure they had the right guy before putting him in that situation. Instead, they did the exact opposite

[@markstevenson6635]

There are few times when it's the best choice to struggle w cops. Few times.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

I don’t like how ATA edited out the beginning and making it seem like Silvester was in the wrong. He was very compliant in the original footage, and even joking with the cops.

[@meqamarcial]

@@PepeToTheMooon Hes changing sides slowly, cops have been getting better grades for stuff they used to get lower grades for and victims have been getting worse grades for having normal human reactions. Maybe hes getting paid who knows, but hes definitely changing sides slowly.

[@daisy1686]

​@@meqamarcialExactly. They are covering for pigs more and more.

[@daisy1686]

​@@PepeToTheMooonStrange how they are coving for them now.

[@egroegartfart]

Disgusting police behavior. So after they put that guy through he'll, made him lose his job and mental distress and lost his home. They went over to the side to conspire to see if they could still arrest him for resisting them and for his legal gun. They should all be fired and that city pay his salary for several years plus a ton of money.

[@hughzarie1860]

This is disgusting in every way, especially the aftermath of him losing his ability to work and losing his home etc. and the law is an ass on this one.

[@whatoh3407]

How about that C grade from "audit the audit", the bias is obvious.