Deputy ENDS Deaf 88 Year Old Retired Cop On Well Being Check

[@ViralTuber]

A homeowner *not suspected of any crime* says *"Get out of here!"* to person who has entered his home without his permission. Instead of leaving immediately as ordered by the homeowner, the intruder takes up a shooting position with cover, then dispatches the homeowner inside his own dwelling. P.S. The murderer investigated themself and found no wrongdoing.

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

It was pig on pig, so no crime was committed.

[@jahnkaplank8626]

Yet again, the Thugs Behind Badges get away with murder. You and I would be on our way to the gallows, but not them. That cop-shop is making her out as being the VICTIM in this. Where is the accountability? She should have left his house and talked to him from outside! You are supposed to be Secure in your Person, but the cops show us time and again that they can arbitrarily override your rights, kill you, AND get away with it. Cops have power because We the People BELIEVE they should have power, THAT is the problem. Cops are drunk on assumed authority, which they DON'T HAVE!

[@SongWhisperer]

That’s the problem, once a cop enters your home they won’t leave until you show complete compliance and your official government issued identification card (name & birthdate) and then and only then will they leave as long as their ego has been satisfied. When are people going to learn to stop calling the cops?

[@williamrobinson6680]

"Hey guys, here's another clown that's never had police training, or never been an officer, yet thinks they know the best way to handle a shoot/don't shoot situation in a sentence. "Enter the room with a big hug to comfort the armed home owner." DISCLAIMER: The above is a fake mock-up post, but a constant almost verbatim reply I receive when I am YT commenting on a controversial police officer involved shooting. A free country, but it appears you must attend a Law Enforcement training academy before commenting on a tragic loss by police gunfire. So hush yo mouth!

[@MrDdub619]

@@williamrobinson6680 it pretty sad when the servants make the rules and tell you whats justified and moral. Need better DAs.

[@originalcopperamericansun-7825]

SHE NEED TO GO TO PRISON!!!

[@DunitTV]

Because his neighbor was worried about his well-being, the cops broke into his house. He's hard of hearing so he was more than likely startled when he realized a stranger had BROKEN into his house. Instead of retreating back outside she took position to murder this man in his own house KNOWING he did nothing wrong.

[@inthisdayandage857]

Another example of: there's no situation so bad that cops can't make worse.

[@bheppes]

For sure

[@MrDdub619]

Smh police statement: she had no choice. Seems like she had a lot of choices and decided the most violent one.

[@nickhomer6799]

You got it.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

The owner told her to leave. But police think they are our over lords

[@inthisdayandage857]

@@imbalancedstatus8824 I find this vid especially disturbing since I'm nearly deaf, live alone, and don't wear my hearing aids unless I have company over. This could easily have been me.

[@grumpyoldman3597]

this is a prime example of how people with hearing impairment end up injured or killed by officers because officers routinely fail to consider the fact someone who is elderly has a high probability of using hearing aids... whats more shocking is the officer didn't wait for backup to begin with since there was no known immediate urgency she should have... they consider this a "good kill" by an officer that is just a "tragic accident" because "the officer wants to go home to their family"...

[@lorenzomartini6165]

The police fail to be trained in the concept…..everyone has the “right” to be with their family at the end of the day. It all goes back to the Killogy concept celebrated and taught by Dave Grossman. Any officer who uses a weapon to kill the innocent, by attending his seminar or encouraged to read is his training materials, should automatically be charged with manslaughter.

[@thefinalgrind]

@@lorenzomartini6165 have you read the series of Grossman books?

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

They often sell "We're scared and we want you to be scared, too"

[@jahnkaplank8626]

That's right: it's like only THEIR lives matter, and screw anybody else: they'll gun you down and portray themselves as the victim afterwards, backed up by their captain.

[@MrRagequitnow]

This is why my home has 5/16'x 2'' steel bars across the doors at night. A steel door, and door frame, and concrete anchors. I really don't fear burglar's, I fear costumed criminals without a warrant.

[@ba1696]

dont forget the windows

[@MrRagequitnow]

@@ba1696 You don't think i factored in windows? Next.

[@hilltopgypsy]

@@MrRagequitnow Do you realize that in some municipalities what you described would be declared illegal. Absolutely Absurd I know, but true none the less. When I heard about it, quite honestly, I was dumbfounded, shocked, and amazed!

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

@@MrRagequitnow The sewer line, don't forget that! Police will send chemicals gurgling out of your toilet.

[@stevejette2329]

@@MrRagequitnow How could a person know if you had thought of the windows ??? You SAID doors. What about quick escape in case of fire ?

[@viscious_uv2]

When the home owner stated he had a gun the Sheriff Deputy was supposed to leave the house immediately. She had the opportunity to leave. When the Sheriff Deputy chose to stay against the home owners wishes. She is a home invader at this point. The well fair check is over she has no legal authority to be in the house. This is murder.

[@jasonbarthel132]

This cop should be In jail for life.

[@HunterJs2]

Why? Don’t ignore context, like he even said in the video, hindsight is 20/20. She should be disciplined and subject to being sued, but this wasn’t a murder.

[@WillyPete_]

@@HunterJs2 This was no accident, not a mistake, there is no hindsight,, not man slaughter or murder.. hell its not even homicide... its simply.... Karma.

[@tacattac534]

Armed intrusion and murder committed by the Sheriff's deputy.

[@6StimuL84]

FACT!

[@WillyPete_]

its just Karma......

[@michaelrichardson8755]

Thousands of well being checks are performed everyday. This one went horribly wrong. Not murder.

[@WillyPete_]

​@@michaelrichardson8755 As juror #12, This is absolutely murder. Guilty as charged. The officer had plenty of time to leave the home and deescalate the situation, yet she chose a course of escalation and the use of deadly force when unnecessary. No less than 24 years state prison.

[@michaelrichardson8755]

@@WillyPete_ so without any information other than this video you have concluded the verdict and the punishment… let’s hope you are never a real juror.

[@todaylets2583]

If I'm in someone else's house and he says I have a gun and get the hell out of here.........I'm fing leaving.......like NOW!

[@richspillman4191]

But she had sooo much copsplaining to do, people need to understand.

[@Damitsall]

What a surprise, cops don't think you have 2nd Amendment rights, even in your own house.

[@Rudy_86]

There's absolutely no excuse for this to have gone this way. Another example of an ill trained officer.

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

Ohhh yes it is the training to blame🤣🤣

[@kirkthiets2771]

It's a sick world and a sure sign police reform needs to happen like... YESTERDAY!!! When pigs can just traipse through your house unbeknownst to the owner or occupant and gun you down walking out of your bedroom something is fundamentally wrong. I'm so sick of hearing about "officer safety" I might just involuntarily vomit in the next pig's face who says that shit to me.

[@nopjack7278]

If I understand your comment correctly, you're saying ill trained to "shoot to kill" and check things out later...AND no apologies or admissions to being blatantly WRONG, mistakes are made and ALWAYS trigger happy. OK, I understand you now...thanks for clearing that up

[@stevejette2329]

Why didn't the caller mention the deafness ?

[@samuelmarberry4761]

@@stevejette2329 they probably did but they don't want to admit to it in there public address, remember they are trying to make the officer appear as a victim here!

[@jonanderson4280]

It's strange that even the former police officer don't want police officers in his home

[@HunterJs2]

Did you watch this on mute or something?

[@jonanderson4280]

@@HunterJs2 what makes you think that?

[@bartconnolly6104]

Serving police dont want other police breaking into their home either. But where did you get the idea he didnt want police in his home?

[@godsofourland95]

Kinda like the cartel

[@jonanderson4280]

@@bartconnolly6104 3:15. "I've got a gun, you better get the hell outta here," after she clearly identify as a police officer.

[@GoFlyBodi629]

As soon as he said get out, she was trespassing. As such, she had no lawful reason to be there and forfeits her defense as an officer doing a well-being check. He was alive and well, until deputy Castillo decided to stick around awhile.

[@jonanderson4280]

Once the man indicated he doesn't want help and that he's armed, she should've just left. There is a chance that the neighbor who called the police knew the old man has weapons.

[@richspillman4191]

I noticed the rifle case on the bed, that was my red flag to go full defense all the way to the egress.

[@BrokefishN]

I agree with you he sounded like he thought was getting robbed and was protecting his self ! The gang member put self in Good spot to shoot as soon as came out of the bedroom door and that's probably exactly what happened!

[@stevejette2329]

@Rights On 🇺🇲 Maybe not. See Derek Chauvin and Kim Potter, both in Minneapolis.

[@gteaz]

Property owner: "Leave! I've got a gun!" Officer: "Let the battle begin!"

[@jahnkaplank8626]

He'd still be alive if he just started blasting through the door.

[@BLOODKINGbro]

Sad, but true. Police nowadays are trained only in escalation.

[@marshallduvall4251]

Exactly !

[@3rdreichball525]

Cops in all societies think they are above the average citizen. Thats why theres always such a huge disconnect because its well known that if you want special privileges you have to enforce the law.

[@cupimalik]

Imagine that you are not safe even inside the confines of your own home.... How can they neglect so many things and still have the nerve to say they did nothing wrong ?!

[@kmart1319]

Police have been spinning false narratives (should have just said they lie) for so long because they know that most people will believe whatever they are told by law enforcement. Now they’ll spend a lot of money to defend the actions of their deputy and continue to blame the homeowner for what happened. Disgusting.

[@TheCBC1984]

because we let them.

[@tnaccountability7455]

Admitting wrong is never gonna be what police does.

[@tnaccountability7455]

@@kmart1319 I think its more along the lines of cowardice than believing them. That's why we arent free....cause we arent brave enough to be free....hence tyranny....hence the reason we have god given 2nd amendment.

[@tnaccountability7455]

@@TheCBC1984 100% fact. Give a mile and they'll take a life. When that isnt complained about they try to figure out how to piss people off again just to know if we are still slaved cowards instead of being brave enough to be free

[@psychzach1588]

So no crime. Just a room temperature iq officer. Like always.

[@-suphur]

Too many of these "well being checks" end up in tragedy.

[@constitutionislawofthislan6169]

Thank you for the analysis that explains "PROPER" procedure, shows her ignorance, and the blue line cover up. Great Job.

[@workinghuntingguarddogsfam816]

every once in a while a thug needs to hit another thug in the line of duty.

[@wmb5240]

Shows COPS don't give a schitt about our Lives... only theirs.. shoot FIRST!!

[@robsdeviceunknown]

Well, as a former Officer I can tell you, you're wrong. She did indeed follow procedure, atleast to the best of my knowledge for Florida. It's easy to armchair quarterback these but unless you have BEEN there, which I have countless times, just watch a video and speculate all you want. In my professional opinion, this was a tragic ccurance. The deputy could have done some things differently but that's true in any scenario, ever.

[@tobystewart4724]

@@robsdeviceunknown remind us again how this wellness check helped anyone? That's correct "procedure" to you? Show up to check the wellness of someone and leave after you've killed them? Your own bias and obvious stupidity excludes the validity of your opinion. Your us vs them mentality is showing. Tuck that in on your way out.

[@johnbeltmann3401]

@@robsdeviceunknown he has been there dumbass he used to be a cop

[@ghostofreagan3181]

NEVER EVER CALL THE POLICE FOR ANY REASON. EVER NEVER!

[@guesswho343]

She kills a deaf senior .... Life sentence she should get

[@WillyPete_]

what about a shiny medal instead? Old cop ..... Karma simply caught up with him.

[@cjinpa5713]

They always seem to go wrong. They never use common sense first. Making it 88 years in this world just to be killed by your former profession. This madness has to stop. My heart is broken for this man’s family. Just shameful.

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

Pretty awesome, finally he got his...

[@cjinpa5713]

@@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073 yes, I really wasn’t taking that into consideration when making my comment. As a not so young person, I was thinking of my parents and not realizing the other irony of this fiasco. I saw the one but didn’t pick up on that till reading through the comment section. 👍

[@TheCBC1984]

why bring a gun to a wellness check in the first place?

[@frankdenweed6456]

He who lives by the sword...

[@cjinpa5713]

@@frankdenweed6456 yes, well I certainly missed that the first time around.

[@Hassiesue]

Thank God she was there to save his life... heroic.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

Thought she heard warfare

[@Itsourright]

So she went into someone’s home and murdered the homeowner, and then the sheriff tries to justify the murder by blaming the victim.

[@wadewalton4017]

The only one who cornered her was her...man tells you he has a gun and get out you get the fuck out

[@richspillman4191]

She had to have seen the rifle case laying on the bed, that was my red flag to defensively exit, stage left.

[@strider8933]

The level of utter incompetency here is stunning!!! Zero tactical awareness. Zero reasonable thought process. This person has NO business being a cop.

[@mcraige109]

Wow... How sad is this. This hurts my heart. It should not have happened this way. Thank you James for explaining this to me.

[@NoMoreBLUEISIS]

@@interestedparty00 🎯

[@tnaccountability7455]

@@interestedparty00 then notice she calls him the subject.

[@prettygirlus9008]

This is scary. The other day, about early evening, my 82 y/o dad walked out of his back bedroom to find a polic officer standing in his kitchen. The cop said the garage door was open and the cop was checking to see if everything was ok.

[@kersofmia]

That's insane, I know I wouldn't react well to that.

[@charlesrosaly]

Cops believe that they can do anything that they want.

[@charlesrosaly]

Cops don't abide by their oath. They enforce victimless crimes. They ruin lives. They steal people's money through traffic tickets that amounts to 7 billion per year and through civil asset forfeiture which totals more than all the burglaries combined in the USA. They have raped over 400 women and children since 2014. They kill 3 Americans per day. Americans are 22 times more likely to be killed by a cop than anything else in the world! These are the reasons why I dislike bad cops. And good cops do nothing about the bad cops. So they are all bad.

[@richspillman4191]

Is leaving the garage door open a felony or a misdemeanor?

[@barrymcdougal4816]

AND IF THERE WAS ANYTHING WORTH STEALING ---

[@andrewbrenneman3782]

The sheriff should have been the one. That would absolutely piss me off if that was my relative who was murdered. I certainly would NOT be trusting any police agency.

[@307living3]

This is why you conduct the search yourself

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

Thank you. U blame the relatives who called police

[@TheArmchairrocker]

Did you try ringing the doorbell? Or how about just leave when he tells you to leave.

[@szymonrozanski6938]

She cant leave, she needs to see if he is all right. As government they need to check your wellbeing, at all costs, even if that cost is your life.

[@jahnkaplank8626]

How dare a person in their own home tell a cop to leave! That's an automatic death sentence, don't you know??

[@bryantstinson7305]

@@szymonrozanski6938 well being check? Cops have to have unreasonable doubt the person is in danger for a well being check. Just cause your neighbor has not seen you in a few days is not unreasonable doubt. They did not follow proper procedure.

[@bryantstinson7305]

I'd love to hear the 911 call that gave the unreasonable doubt.

[@realburglazofficial2613]

The cop went in to check if the man was ok, the neighbour hadn’t seen him in a few days. The house looked pretty well looked after, which would indicate he is looking after himself and his home. The cop knocked on his door and heard a clear “who is it?”, followed by “get out of my house, I have a gun” If we ‘articulate the facts’ as a cop is supposed to do, well looked after home + clear and concise trespass warning by the homeowner, it is safe to deduce that the homeowner is actually okay and not in need of emergency care. Instead the cop decided that instead of listening to the homeowner and leaving the house, that she would take up a firing position and wait for the armed homeowner to exit the bedroom before murdering him, then claiming he was a threat and she “feared for her life”. If she had left the house at the homeowner’s request, he would not have been a threat.

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

The sherif needs to be held accountable for this tragedy this could’ve been different!

[@JamesMadisonAudits]

They found no wrongdoing

[@jahnkaplank8626]

@@JamesMadisonAudits When they system fails, it's your DUTY to become the system.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

@@JamesMadisonAudits They investigated themselves, are you surprised at that result?

[@richardburke454]

What's her name? KILLER

[@Mikevdog]

Anytime a cop enters your home to "help" you, it's a dangerous situation.

[@bradpotter6401]

That guy kept the inside of his house immaculate, a sign that he wasn't just some feeble senile old man.

[@insidecat9934]

It's a rare occurrence when a officer passes on an opportunity to get a kill. A well check call is what they hope for. This is their best chance to fulfill their blood lust.

[@brixmoore9871]

Another example of poor training. She shoots first and investigates later. It would have been a much better outcome if this cop followed the procedure you outlined. Police can’t seem to do things the right way. They’re best a creative writing on their police reports. Of course the police chief is going to say everything was done perfectly. They’re even going to investigate themselves and find no wrongdoing. Aren’t we fortunate to have policing like this in America? The ready of the civilized world cringes when they see how little police do to protect and serve.

[@wasterangler]

You're partially correct but forgot to mention that the self investigation reveals they are also heroes.

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

Lol, always a training fault...

[@stevejette2329]

Cops should know if someone owns firearms ? DOJ ?

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@wasterangler and super heroes at that. In their own minds, that is.

[@rbeprice1234]

"Hello... yes. I need a welfare check done on my ex-wife!" 👊

[@Chris.Rhodes]

😆😆☠️

[@kirkthiets2771]

😬

[@piper6664]

They seem to be trained to consciously put themselves in harms way so that they can use deadly force.

[@jxoxe313]

She should be held accountable!

[@1michiganwolverinesfan216]

But she won't cuz she has a badge. Qualified immunity has to go like now

[@mikejustmike2557]

Another well trained police officer. The home owner clearly said told the police to leave. She didn't. Then she shot the man in his own home with a gun. I'm so sick of this crap.

[@thecolonel-truesoutherngen2230]

FANTASTIC As usual. thanks for all you do.

[@samsquanch4201]

Never ever call the cops for a well being check. You’re signing a death warrant for your family member

[@zyzzyz7035]

This is the typical safe call that they give to female cops. Now what are they going to do when they can’t even handle these calls.

[@Mannard74]

Lost a friend to a "well being check" by the Indianapolis Metro PD about 10 years ago.. Nothing has changed

[@gladfam8967]

This is disgusting. She better go to jail but we all know she won’t be held accountable.

[@DoesNotEqual]

Woman enters citizen's home, walks around, goes upstairs, is told to leave, and then murders the occupant. She's a police officer, though, so it's okay! Just another day in American policing.

[@prescottwilliams4637]

We investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing in fact we're heroes

[@JonSnow-bc6ro]

All too often a welfare check always ends bad for the person that received the check on. You would think if you know the guy is hard of hearing you would yell louder and constantly

[@lizcollinson2692]

The report by the department is the real criminal act. Lack of transparency makes the gang responsible for every subsequent death that they could have prevented by learning a lesson, improving training, retraining, stepping back and reviewing.

[@MrJiffytiffy]

"My apologies sir, we will wait out front for whenever your ready" should have been the response to "get the hell out of here, I have a gun"

[@mikhaelis]

Bootlickers must have a serious dilemma on who they should be backing here. The retired cop in his own home or the deputy still actively participating in the thin blue line gang. I hope whoever called the police to check on the old man has a dose of reality. You don't call cops afraid of their own shadow to check on an injured/sick person. You all someone qualified to render medical aid if needed. Cops only have one tool-- a gun. And they use that one tool whether it's someone's pet tied in the back yard, a guy with a camera, or someone who insulted the thin blue line gang.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Unfortunately in most communities there's only one number to call: 911. So if you call for an ambulance because you're injured a group of cops might show up and shoot you dead instead.

[@xenaguy01]

Well, at least the hero got to go home to her family. Never mind that she was intruding in a home, was told to "get out," and refused.

[@Sinstar33]

Thank you for going through this step by step so perhaps those who don’t get it, just may start to.

[@alvinmortimer7536]

I wrote Sheriff Chronister and FDLE agent in charge on this case.

[@EdwardGriffin]

Seems like if you are well enough to tell someone to get the hell out of your house, then they should consider the well being check complete, and get the hell out of your house. The reason for being there without your permission is over, and you've just confirmed you don't want them there.

[@rgrrgrsxndngr1904]

This is a great breakdown of how this dept failed at their job and communicating to the public. Keep these coming.

[@foxesnroses]

The life of a police officer walking to a stranger's home killed them, collected a Well paid vacation

[@BK-zp8vl]

They call for 17 backup officers for people not breaking the law on a public sidewalk filming then this gal goes into an unknown home alone. I don’t get it at all.

[@wxmyjnsn]

Yes you do.

[@wdfkTV8555]

It seems like my entire life has been spent dealing with people like this officer, they do stupid shit, they knew it was stupid shit when they did it, and yet after the shit hits the fan, it's always someone else's fault with a false narrative to support their actions. In this case it was a wellness check, once the man verbally responded, her job there was done. But nooo... like every other government agency, when something isn't broken it is imperative that we fiddle twiddle and tweak it until it is. (If it's not broken, fix it until it is. Federal book of prime directives page two paragraph four.) You've just got to love it when a society tolerates law enforcements dedication to protect and serve their communities & individual citizens to death.

[@valentinius62]

They're emotionally immature people.

[@walterhoward5686]

I live in Florida and the cops totally redacted the entire body cam footage when they came in my house on a welfare check , woke me up screaming I came out of my bedroom to guns pointing at me . Shameful, they did the run away of shame ,jumped in their cars and gone ,I spent two months trying to get to body cam footage. When they released it, It was all pixalated !

[@jasonscott7803]

To live through 88 years of life and then to be shot to death in your own home by the very people who years of your taxes have gone towards to protect and serve you is a horrific way to go and it's an absolute disgrace.

[@maddad78]

Would love to know the actual stats regarding “well-being checks”. How many are successful vs how many end in a manner such as this??

[@grumpyoldman3597]

you would be shocked how many end up with injuries they did not have prior to officers arriving, and that includes not just unknown events, but for suicidal people who end up severely injured or dead at the hands of officers, even some unarmed people, because officers get to use deadly force with very little consequence still... (and this throws out all the instances where someone had a weapon and charged, plenty without weapons simply refusing to comply)

[@alvinmortimer7536]

In this scenario 9 out of 10 end safely. The 9 cases are displayed like a parade to the media over and over and on several networks, whereas that one horrible case isn't publicized nearly as much.

[@TwoHemiViewer]

Great question that needs to be answered.

[@blueliesmatter2]

I had my collar bone (clavicle) broken by officers doing a welfare check. I was not cooperating,, they took me to emergency room allegedly for mental evaluation. I was in pain and told the hospital staff that. Basically the officers were trying to do their job but decided because I was not cooperating they would use pain compliance by raising my cuffed arms up. High enough to cause a radial fracture of my clavicle. Welfare checks are always risky both for officers and the citizen. 1 I should not have resisted being dragged from my house against my will. That is not wise but a normal person who did not break any laws is going to resist. 2 The officers did not listen to me. 3 while the person who called them did so with honest concern the officers did not do an investigation they decided no matter what I said they were going to take me based off of that person's concern. 4 The officers who I do not hold any hard feelings against were trying to do what they thought best. I do not feel they tried to break my clavicle They just tried to cause pain to get me to comply with being taken against my will. Honestly I was safe in my home and posed no threat to myself or others but they felt they got a call and could not risk it. My anger at them being in my house was misplaced at the time but that again is part of the problem with these welfare checks. That officer should have left when told to,. She had no reason to stay and when she heard he was armed went into escalation/ self preservation mode. Had the officer just left the man would have probably called 911 and been told it was an officer but he did not know that. This tragedy is proof that officers lack critical thinking skills and always resort to force or escalate rather than back away. The officer didn't know he was hard of hearing and assumed he was threatening her.. so her thoughts from that point on were affected off that bias. It is an ongoing issue. More departments are training officers to respond for mental health issues but we see here that it does not have to be a check for that reason. Officer tried doing the right thing but at the moment she heard he was ok her purpose for being there was over.

[@alvinmortimer7536]

@Rights On 🇺🇲 90% in this scenario... 10% go bad like this case. Then a percentage of the 90% are when their check discovers a deceased person.

[@cliffmanz]

She had amply time to go back down those damn stairs.

[@mikeanonymous669]

Protect and Serve has been converted to Violate Rights and Murder. She put herself in this position, she should be charged with murder. He was where he was suppose to be, she wasnt.

[@timothynelms2683]

I hope there will be some sort of redress for the family. This officer did soooooo many things wrong, she caused this whole situation., and since the department says this is okay, they all need to be retrained or fired.

[@temiousallen5022]

GETTING KILLED IN YOUR OWN HOME. POLICE HAVE TO GET TRAINING. THIS IS SICKENING.

[@grimprawn902]

I hope the family pull together through this horrendous event. Shame on the police department.

[@christophercollins3632]

Whoever asked for a welfare check never dreamed that a sheriff could act so irrationally. I see it all the time on KZbin, where people assume treating cops like normal human being couldn’t possibly escalate into something horrific in no time flat.

[@babydriver8134]

Public ignorance is endemic. Public school did that.

[@sicktwistedone881]

maybe the neighbor knew exactly what could happen. who is to say that the garage door had been open for two days. nothing like a violent death in a home to lower the price.

[@thefinalgrind]

Even most criminals take off running when they hear someone inside of a home that they don't belong in. What do cops do? Pull out a gun& get ready for fun.

[@gregorybiggs2068]

If I ever feel suicidal, I hope Deputy Castillo will oblige me as "diligently" as she does this poor resident! Was it her poor training or her endless stupidity and belligerence that drove her to making mistake after mistake and NOT to withdraw from the residence after she confirmed her "wellbeing check" told her to leave his premises.

[@jasonofthelake]

And I hate to say it, but my teenaged kid knows how to clear a house far better than she does and that’s just from video games

[@kenmanx1298]

If you ever want to make a bad situation worse... All you have to do is call the police! This is absolutely horrible! 🥺

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

Our population is increasing with elderly and disabled people. Calls to LE for well-being checks are bound to increase. Get to know these neighbors and stay connected!

[@sharkysmachine9248]

No smells? No signs of violence? No signs of forced entry? No signs of property theft or items missing? But kills man in his own home? For what exactly?

[@billpierce574]

At least we know they're as stupid with each other as they are with us

[@manuelreyes2795]

That ex cop probably did this to others. What goes around comes around.

[@lifeisamatrix5960]

Doubt it but they do get rid good cops eventually.

[@WillyPete_]

EXACTLY.......

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Friend of mine got welfare-checked to death. His family hadn't heard from him in a few days, so they called in a welfare check. When police arrived he was in his room with his headphones on and didn't hear them. His file had a "mental health" note on it, so when they entered, they had guns drawn. When they entered his room, he was self-medicating with pot brownies and had a knife in his hand. He turned, still wearing headphones, at the sudden entry of police with guns drawn and they opened fire. They fired 11 times, hit him six times and themselves twice. His spine was instantly shattered and he was made quadriplegic on the spot. As he lay in hospital, police visited him and told him if he sued them, they'd charge him with attempted murder of police officers and he'd get get to recover in a poorly-equipped prison hospital waiting for trial. He survived for two years as a quadriplegic before dying of pneumonia, the usual fate of quadriplegics. After he was safely dead and the police couldn't go after him, his parents sued the police and got $7 million.

[@rcpilot179]

Good job with this video. I was also thinking why not wait for backup, but the more important part that I missed, which you clearly pointed out, was that the officer backed herself into a corner. Thanks, as always for your excellent videos.

[@AmericanAudits]

Wow! Awesome analysis JMA. Another prime example of that “Us vs. Them” mentality creating another victim

[@carlycarpenter3952]

After watch a million videos on KZbin all I want to do is scream out…..see something but never SAY SOMETHING!!!! These welfare checks never end well. Keep earning the hate.

[@darter216]

They may send one officer originally on a welfare check but if you have to enter a building you're going to call for backup....officer safety 101...

[@Chaos8282]

I've been on the receiving end of "Wellness Checks" on numerous occasions thanks to out of state relatives of my dad. They abused it monthly for MONTHS. If my dad wouldn't answer his phone ONCE they would call the police. From 6AM to as late as 3AM. Even though the police knew that there was someone with him 24 hours a day, they still demanded entry. More than once after literally standing next to a window TALKING to him and him being in full view. All because my disabled dad chose to live with me instead of them. (Wonder Why). It didn't end until I started making complaints to the chief and filming them when it happened.

[@scottduerson3724]

IT seems that the ignorant officer would have immediately went downstairs and outside as the man clearly speaks and stands his ground isn't that good enough to prove he's ok I stead of hunkering down to murder him.

[@corym.4971]

The other way one could look at this would be "Home Invasion Goes Wrong When Deputy Mistakes Gun For Ballistic Shield."

[@eric81872]

Thank you for the video! ☺♥

[@For-da-free]

So you mean to tell me that this man survived to retirement being an officer, living his BEST LIFE, holding on to the memories of his wife. Sleep IN HIS OWN HOME and killed by a cop who should have had dispatched called or something because a garage door was open. THE NEIGHBOR GOT HIM KILLED. SHE SHOULD BE JUST AS GUILTY!

[@uncharted4076]

thanks for sharing this

[@J_D_B4379]

Someone needs to preform a "well being" check on the cop that shot the senior citizen

[@briandaniel8096]

Very sad. You know this family has "backed the blue" their entire life, just to have one of them kill their father on a well being check. They can justify killing anybody anytime, even in your own home. I'm curious how this played out.

[@kirkthiets2771]

They investigated and found no wrong doing. I'm not just tossing out a cliche. For real.

[@briandaniel8096]

@@kirkthiets2771 that's insane. That is always their outcome. Actually I was curious if she just started shooting through his door or if he came out to get executed. I know we can't trust the report.

[@WillyPete_]

.....and that's exactly why the old cop was subjected to the Karma he was served. Full circle...... we all know that old cop got away with murder back in the day... while Karma shut down a modern cop in the same swoop.

[@TW---]

I'm calling it right now: the sheriffs office will say the man had "mental illness".

[@Crockadillion42o]

This is crazy sad. In his own home, this should have never happened.

[@WillyPete_]

Its Karma...... it was inevitable, for both of em.

[@Lee-BHC]

Deputy should have left the house immediately upon being called. She committed murder while intruding on a man's property.

[@whatisthecrime]

The guy would probably be alive right now, if the cops did not have qualified immunity. IMO

[@zephyrr914]

I HATE the damn “wellness checks” never ever ever call on anyone. I’m sorry they did this shite man.

[@jameschang2873]

How did she shoot him through the door? Why did the footage of that part get deleted?

[@StrawberryFields4ever65]

Heck, as quiet and subtle as she was behaving, I wouldn't have heard her EITHER!!!

[@RETRO_BELL]

Great p.o.v from James Madison. I wouldn't have seen it that way.... Glad I watched this.

[@alecnolastname4362]

“I’m from the government and I’m here to help.”

[@jaschu09]

Wife had a welfare check and the moment she announced her whereabouts they immediately put their firearm away and asked her to meet her outside. It could have ended bad for everyone. This video made me revisit the experience in our own home. Horrible outcome in this case. 😪

[@TheBooban]

Put away? Why were they drawn? And doesn’t she have a working phone? Do they ever just try to call the phone?! I’ve always assumed they’ve tried to call, but maybe that’s not the case. Why don’t they just call, or toot their horns from outside?!

[@tmastersat]

That cop needs to be charged with murder. She has no right to enter a home