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Dishonest Sheriff's Deputy Gets 20 Felony Charges | Your Searching My House?
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[@LastNightDestiny]

Dishonest Sheriff's Deputy Gets 20 Felony Charges | Your Searching My House? ►kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGLWZWR5l91pfqM

[@voluntaristgirl]

How was this cop paid for.... years of child abuse.....More proof on why taxation is theft! Keep refuting the facts, Destiny. Taxation is theft , always has been and always will be.

[@dadreiantennyson4489]

The beep is so fcking annoying

[@Mr.Drew70]

I’m just glad Steven doesn’t actually hate the cop

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

​@@j.bar3.077 no, it isn't. She is a detective with a police department, he is a detention officer with the county jail

[@atticusmatkin46]

We need a Destiny true crime arc. Content is free to watch, easy to react and game to. Streamers get a ton of viewers. It is right up her alley.

[@k.i.a6433]

HER??????? WHAT THE FUCK???

[@ATSaale]

He watched most of the jcs stuff back when it was popping

[@AntiGenZandY]

@@ATSaale woosh

[@viderevero1338]

"Her". Almost didn't catch that. One day I'll find a non "Destiny is a female name" comment 😂

[@atticusmatkin46]

@@ATSaale I rewatch those about once a month.

[@l.t.3724]

"We're just here for a chat... describe to me every piece of furniture in your bedroom"

[@Imperial_Squid]

Ikr, up to that point it was dumb but not unexpected, at that point he may have well have described what his dick looks like 😂😂

[@Aliyaaaa]

Let me tell you everything!😊

[@GEM4sta]

Chill, it just tells her more about his lifestyle

[@GrimlyYours]

​@@GEM4sta 🙄

[@relaxedmoose4960]

Not quite the 12 years he wanted 😢

[@sarahrobertson634]

Ahahahahaha!! Best comment ever!

[@Alisha1686]

😂😂

[@JoePedo]

Oof

[@JoePedo]

Oof

[@GrimlyYours]

💀

[@othmaneelmansouri6314]

This guy is a genius, he managed to go to prison while being both a cop AND a child molester, AT THE SAME TIME! There's no way he makes it out of there alive.

[@dankcity505]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@missinterpretation4984]

Omg so true. He’s about to get a lesson in intersectionality.

[@fumibad]

​@@missinterpretation4984best comment

[@18aplateindoors]

He will sadly spend all his time in PC and will be fine our criminal justice system is Terrible and seems to almost reward thes type of crimes with such low sentences, i just hope this wasn’t in cali

[@pepelechad536]

@@18aplateindoors Just to be clear, we *don't* want prisoners to be raped and murdered, right? That's not what our prison system is for, and encouraging/refusing to address those issues is inhumane no matter what the victim has done.

[@thesovgc]

This detective is incredible. I've never seen someone play dumb so brilliantly. The pink pen is the cherry on top of the sundae 😭

[@Hello-ig1px]

what makes you think she is "playing" dumb?

[@aamirwalker247]

@@Hello-ig1px she is a woman after all

[@thesovgc]

@@Hello-ig1px not being a misogynist

[@LunaTulpa]

@@Hello-ig1px sorry that you're so deep into red pill stuff that you can't even realize or recognize interrogation tactics 100% if there was a JCS type narrator you wouldn't be saying this

[@nukefacejohnson1093]

@@Hello-ig1px She obviously had all the facts in front of her. She played it like she was completely oblivious to everything. Check your brain please, I believe you have bacteria eating it if you think this detective was actually dumb and not playing the dude like a fiddle.

[@ReleaseMyKrakken]

He asks for a lawyer..... and then proceeds to answer more questions.... holy easy arrest batman!

[@aurizzistic]

The moment he gave up his phone it was an easy arrest lmao. NEEEVER do that. This was a voluntary interview and they needed him to volunteer because the info they were going off of is from a charity that helps the victims and is allowed to hunt these pervs

[@younggod5230]

TRUE. "I want a lawyer" is not like some magical spell that makes it so your stupid answers aren't potentially incriminating anymore.

[@MrGargamel1198]

Ikr? The guy asks for a lawyer and we're only halfway through the interrogation. It's like he wants to get caught hahahababaha.

[@leehalloway8787]

I love seeing dumb criminals.

[@garythecyclingnerd6219]

It’s very common. Detectives will ask you questions after you explicitly say you plead the 5th or ask for a lawyer. That doesn’t stop them from probing or you saying more incriminating stuff

[@gtkng89]

"You are not under arrest and there are no locks stopping you from leaving" is a disclaimer that sounds scarier than "youre under arrest". 😂

[@TonyCox1351]

When someone starts pointing to all the doors to prove there’s no locks on them you know you’re in trouble

[@gtkng89]

@@TonyCox1351 for sure. The fact that it didn't raise red flags in his head is unbelievable.

[@Stevewilldoit96]

Not really since you can just leave

[@jonbotwesley]

Yeah no, being placed under arrest is way more terrifying than “you’re not under arrest”. You serious? Lol

[@gtkng89]

@@jonbotwesley holy shit guys, it was a fucking joke about how strange it was to mention that knowing the cops know pretty everything about his crime

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Female Detective: “Could you go ahead and put these cuffs on yourself?” Pedo Cop: “Sure. I’ll get the first one on, but I’ma need help with the other. Go ahead and throw away the key too.”

[@derusmares9508]

Cop: Should I talk to my lawyer yet?

[@BigJohnson911]

Change female cop to "Pedo Detective".

[@dancheng3014]

Detective: Can you tell me about your upbringing? Suspect: Yeah, my parents raised me to never talk to cops without a lawyer so... Detective: You play sports? Suspect: Yeah, I play the sport of invoking my right to silence and getting a lawyer... Detective: Where did you go to high school? Suspect: I went to high school at my lawyers office... The guy had a lot of chances.

[@sarahjrandomnumbers]

Gotta admire his commitment to the child molester bit. "When did you meet your wife?" "Preschool."

[@funkyfedora5972]

The interrogator brilliantly (and shamelessly) leverages sexual dynamics. She probably deals with macho male cops all the time and clearly knows how to manipulate them. Most of the questions sound like she's chatting him up in a bar, and she maintains the sweet, ditzy "Oh I'm just such a clutz with technology, could you help me figure out which SHA variant and RNG you used to hash your password?" demeanor, which encourages him to remain in the "confident male" zone. Even when she starts to reveal how she's catching him, he won't stop because she keeps asking him to hold the door for her.

[@BigSoul29]

Exactly.

[@trenthinkle2460]

Lol @ SHA variant and RNG 💀💀

[@SagaciousSap69]

Not that deep at all. This cop was just a serious numbskull

[@ashleigh9659]

Took that man 45 whole minutes to remember his rights

[@Hack3r91]

Stunlocked and cock copped

[@Mr.Drew70]

You can still get out of this by not saying anything and get a lawyer. Problem solved

[@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

i just cant stop thinking about his poor pregnant wife

[@lacroixboix]

Oof

[@liquidnectarine9151]

Least they won’t get beat now

[@qaaronrodgers2479]

I’m sure she seen all the red flags but him being a 6’4 chad blinded her.

[@trollingisasport]

Sicko

[@erikryan8663]

@@qaaronrodgers2479grass needs to be touched my friend

[@JRF32185]

She’s an investigator/detective. There’s a huge difference between an investigator and your average sheriff’s deputy or cop on the street. Different types of training, skills, operating procedures, etc. This dude would have never had experience questioning or interviewing someone.

[@TonyCox1351]

Even with zero experience questioning someone if you had spent the previous night sexting a 12 year old you’d think you’d know to shut up 😂

[@tmnumber1]

Idk if that's always true. When I got robbed I had to deal with a detective. He was cool and all but not very intelligent. He helped me make sure I picked the right guy's picture out which was cool with me I suppose.

[@Jm-dx9tl]

I’ve been interrogated before and cops aren’t overly good at it lol. And I’ve had situations where I’ve called the police to report a crime where the cop told me to ‘shut the fuck up’ when I was giving details about make and model of the vehicle they left in😂😂. Most cops aren’t that well trained or good at their jobs, even after years of doing it. There’s very few who are doing quite what this woman is in the video

[@lindboknifeandtool]

@@tmnumber1we probably only see the exceptional ones, I’ve heard horror stories of incompetent investigators.

[@the215sean]

It's always impressive to see how polite detectives are with people accused of disgusting crimes. They seem to be incredible at compartmentalization

[@VA-gu1jq]

Compartmentalization? They’re playing a game.. basic interrogation stuff going on here. They’re not having conflicting emotions.

[@RS-fy9hb]

Yeah, in a lot of intense fields, you tend to become desensitized. For detectives that deal with this often, I think cases like this is routine, so they're essentially just checking boxes with a practiced routine to try and get as much incriminating information as possible.

[@the215sean]

@@VA-gu1jq I didn't say they were having any emotions and I know it's sop. It's still impressive when done correctly.

[@Michael-kp4bd]

It’s a tactic to get the accused to open up. She’s stellar at it. She knows what she’s doing and there’s a reason SHE (someone with skills this solid, and never dropping the ball) was sent to attempt to get solid admissions from a fcking cop pedo. Edit: I see you get it 😅

[@winter666madness]

Maybe I'm weird but it comes natural to me

[@durodesduvo8424]

this guy was clearly guilty when he didn’t question the suspicious prolonged interrogation at all. An innocent person would probably say “hold up what are these allegations???” He had no response to that little detail.

[@DaFifaKid]

yeah the BEST actors in the world wouldn't be able to convincingly give the "im innocent" act to cops in a stressful interrogation scenario. There are videos out there that compare real innocent ppl being accused and ppl trying to act and its night and day.

[@ludvig3242]

Not necessarily, innocent people can be equally brain dead

[@dukedematteo1995]

@@ludvig3242 The biggest difference is the forcefulness of their declarations of innocence.... and exactly what the OP said...not asking "what's all this about" for a half hour, or when obliquely accused of being involved or whatever not asking for clarification immediately and denying....The guilty people expect to be asked those questions and accused so they don't act that way.

[@derbistheeternal2947]

that isnt true

[@cynicalgothbrit2352]

Here's a theory but do you think maybe and I know this is giving the guy far too much credit he regrets what he did and is genuinely remorseful so he's acting this way because he wants to be caught and arrested?

[@satyaartidicit1018]

This woman is incredible. She could sweet talk a bankrobber into giving the bank his life savings

[@haxuhaxu6343]

Simp

[@sarahrobertson634]

Womanly wiles.

[@melissasylvest365]

Femoids do thing

[@Sacrificelow]

@Jack she does not have to he signed the papers and agreed to be there mirandize is only if you are detained, arrested, ect.

[@couldyou4745]

Okay Mr White Knight simp boy.

[@nighthowell]

Destiny covering true crime is top tier content. I would love to watch this stuff for a month instead of redpill and orbiter discourse, which makes me want to blow my brains out.

[@quillclock]

go back and binge the old stuff if you haven't. its all so good.

[@sarahjrandomnumbers]

Couldn't agree more. Why the fcuk would I care about what some muscle headed rtard has to say about the current beef with dudebrogainsswag03? This stuff I'd watch all the time.

[@GFTCNJ]

“Would it help if you draw the keypad?” The little giggle after she said that tells you she’s had this conversation more times than she can count. That’s a crazy job and she seems like a good person for it. Kudos to her and her team.

[@foreverwander0320]

I’ve done some research work before and let me tell you… I get the best info from men who assume I’m a silly female.

[@nezmustard]

My sister worked as a receptionist/records at a police department. Cop that worked there set up cameras under her desk for upskirt shots. Cameras caught others banging in the back rooms. She got a settlement, and the cops retained their jobs. She had to leave and find a different job so she didn’t still have to work with the perps

[@MetalFreak187]

That's insane

[@GrimlyYours]

Holy _shit._ I know pigs are disgusting but _wow._ I hope your sister is doing well.

[@lindboknifeandtool]

Classic self investigation

[@isaiahthomas6744]

The detective acting super ditzy was genius

[@l.t.3724]

There's no way he didn't want to be caught this guy is just being walked right through a confession.

[@RS-fy9hb]

You'd be so surprised. Even trained officers fall for the same tactics they're trained in all the time, it just takes a bit longer, or some specific tactics.

[@Victor-gz8ml]

​@@RS-fy9hb also would a regular cop get the same interrogation training as a detective? It's possible she's using techniques he doesn't even know.

[@DaFifaKid]

@@RS-fy9hb this isnt csi or the movies homie, hes a patrol cop, they dont do interrogations, just because in your favorite tv show the main character works like 7 different jobs within law enforcement, that doesnt mean real life is like that.

[@JRF32185]

@@RS-fy9hbregular police officers don’t train in interrogating suspects. This lady is an detective. These are completely different types of jobs and they don’t share anything in common at all.

[@mharris4264]

I thinks it's one of those. I'm afraid of what it looks like more than what it is. So he might fear being ro defensive would make him look guilty but unfortunately that was probably the better choice

[@hoboryan3455]

These conversations are easy to win; say nothing, call a lawyer.

[@FJaypewpew]

But then u a sussy baka

[@Milkster1]

​@@FJaypewpew better than being a self incriminate sussy baka

[@hoboryan3455]

@@FJaypewpew but if you don't talk to police, youll be daijoubu

[@legin777]

Cops don't generally wants to do that. If you become an officer you are required to submit to certain tests or lose your job. So they may try to get around it without a lawyer. But then they're too deep and busted.

[@anonanon2614]

​@@FJaypewpew if they talk to you you're already a sussy baca. They don't talk to people just for fun.

[@docbrown21]

As former law enforcement, we already know (maybe not all the details) what you're guilty/ suspected of. All of the interrogation techniques are pretty simple with practice. The problem for most suspects (even those who should know better) is that they think they are smart enough to get away with it. They think they can talk their way out if it. The smartest thing to do is say nothing and get an attorney.... whether you know nothing or are actually guilty. The lawyer will always know what to say and what law enforcement is allowed to ask... Sometimes suspects will give up crucial info not knowing that it's important.

[@tripplejaz]

First detective's tone was that of the nurse who takes your height, weight and blood pressure before the doctor comes in. Makes you super comfortable and disarms you. Very well done.

[@ReleaseMyKrakken]

I don't remember. I don't remember. I don't remember. Lawyer.

[@alexgrinage]

Lol or he could just leaved and than when arrested. Lol than request a lawyer they have to stop questioning one thing movie got right

[@doobas2171]

He has to completely cooperate. Internal police investigations don’t allow you the same rights and they will fire you in a split second if you don’t fully cooperate

[@alexgrinage]

@doobas2171 this wasn't internal this is criminal he still has rights. And the prison time he got id loose my job any day and he would still have his police license. If he wasn't caught

[@doobas2171]

@@alexgrinage it’s both

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

He only got 10-12 years? The judge definitely went soft on him, which is a shame because Jaylen never went soft on those kids.

[@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

Real n goes hard u wouldn’t know

[@IAteYourSandwich]

That’s a funny joke, but it is okay, he won’t do all of those 10 years. Not only is he a cop, but also a child molester, 2 groups that don’t last long in there. One “mistake” from the guards while moving him from a protected area is all it takes.

[@ScatterBrainedYouBetterFollow]

You have nothing

[@DeadDamsel]

They usually go in protective custody and get let out early for bad behavior, the system is fucked.

[@DeadDamsel]

Good behavior **

[@bcd398]

At first I thought she was unconfident and uncomfortable and kept going out of her way to backtrack and make him feel comfortable for her benefit, but got damn she tightened the vice grip on him about halfway through this video. I really mistook her for being too personable, but by the time she turned up the temperature on this guy, I can see how he would have forgotten that he should have an attorney with him.

[@R0n.M00se]

oof that means your easily gullible to women

[@bcd398]

@@R0n.M00se how so? She played it perfectly as though she wasn't really confident in herself with a little bit of stuttering and stammering about the little innocuous details. The only way I know that was an act is how direct and assertive she was later on asking him about the more incriminating photos and who he was sending them to.

[@Darkpara1]

People really underestimate the building rapport stage of an interview. And this detective is very good at it. She's getting key information while having a friendly chat with the guy. This former officer really needs to know his rights, and that talking to a crimes against children detective means they already suspect you of something bad. He's not talking to a supervisor, or IA.

[@bcd398]

@@Darkpara1 agreed but they had a lot more than suspicion. With the warrants they had for his phone and locker, this was more like a sting operation. Looked like they just needed just one more nail for the coffin.

[@Darkpara1]

@ThePort398 oh yeah they already knew it was him. But it's pretty standard to bring someone in for a voluntary interview regardless of how much evidence you have. If you can get him to incriminate himself without having to make the arrest then that's all the better. You don't have any constitutional protection if it's voluntary and you can leave at any time. It's likely that they were going to arrest him as soon as he tried to leave if that's what he chose.

[@RustedBuddy5192]

Detective:"and you said this girl was four years younger?" Deputy:"Four years younger? More like FOUR YEARS OLD!"

[@mary1412]

His poor pregnant wife. And this man was sentenced to 12 years in prison with 20 charges. He molested a bunch of girls under 16 and would ask their friends to send him girls. He sent many underage girls dick pics too. I cannot even IMAGINE what his wife went through after this. There were 4 victims between 12-14 years old but he messaged over 40 girls trying to get them to meet up with him and sending them inappropriate stuff. Such a disgusting POS. Deserved longer than 12 years for sure.

[@mathewdebol923]

Ex-cop and a child molester… this guy isn’t making it to the end of his prison sentence. Be surprised if he makes it half a year once the other inmates find out his past

[@nicholasg.5441]

There was a beavis and butthead episode where beavis is told he can circumvent the lie detector by holding his breath, so he goes in and they say they want him to say something thats true so they can get a baseline, and beavis says he killed a man then holds his breath as the lie detector pings truth. This is that.

[@Sx-xy2zi]

Lmao

[@GrimlyYours]

😂😂😂

[@mharris4264]

Nardwuar level interrogation skills

[@CockatooDude]

Based comparison.

[@ladyvanda]

Canadian icon

[@nezmustard]

That’s why half the rappers run from him lol imagine he’s been working for the man this whole time and is running the biggest Rico case ever

[@kyledodson2992]

Destiny is pretty funny and entertaining when he does non political stuff like this. He cracked me up throughout this

[@retroblue69696]

thats the reason i subscribe to her youtube, i disagree with most of her views.

[@Arco961]

She's not funny at all

[@heartlessjay490]

She's a girl right? ​@@retroblue69696

[@venomftr]

She is a really really good investigator, she’s keeping him off guard and calm and friendly while she knows all of the answers already, he’s obviously aware of what happened but by being bubbly and friendly she is keeping him answering and digging a hole

[@jc707imports]

The detective is a real one. Impressive.

[@catbugf4]

I'm actually so stoked about this content

[@stefangavrilovic7891]

So this video is a masterclass in investigative technique but the most amazing thing in here was that use of silence she uses to let the suspect keep talking and talking. What a great video.

[@Flibbertyjib]

Detectives are crazy good actors. Imagine being face to face with sickos like this dude every day and talking to them like they’re normal people. Even tricking them into admitting how sick they are. Amazing work.

[@Cultureclips]

I love when destiny slams the space bar whenever frustrated after his take and then let’s the video continue lol

[@armondtanz]

Im more bizarre him screaming tips n trcks the p3do should do??? "WHAT ARE YOU DOING BRO DONT TELL THEM ANYTHINGGGGG"...

[@MrWolfy08]

@@armondtanz It's painful to watch a idiot ncriminate themselves ... Till you remember its a P3DO

[@Cultureclips]

@@armondtanz yeah that was a trip too lol

[@oldenoughtowatchify]

@@armondtanz idk how long y'all have watched Destiny for but he doesn't give a fuck about the surrounding circumstances, he's just analyzing how stupid the cop is that he willingly gives them every bit of information they could ever ask for and pointing out how dumb he is. Not like he's trying to groom predators to avoid getting caught

[@donet0death240]

@@armondtanz clearly # 1 pedo advocate online

[@christiandennis1775]

If you ask someone really easy questions e.g. what sport did you play in high school it gets you into a pattern of easy questions so when you are switched to a difficult question you naturally respond quickly and make mistakes.

[@twocheezitz9182]

Jcs taught us that

[@christiandennis1775]

@@twocheezitz9182 I’m actually just an empath

[@TheRepublicOfUngeria]

Jokes on the cops: I am so socially awkward that ALL questions are hard for me to answer.

[@rohanjarande]

​@@christiandennis1775 😂

[@johnmanole4779]

​@@TheRepublicOfUngeria 4d chess moves here in chase yiu get arrested 😂

[@nixon4731]

Him: can I ask what this is about? Her: I'm doing a Twitter survey on poly VS monogamous people's interaction with children

[@radmax]

The Legally Blonde school of police interrogation. Someone give her an award lmao, GOD.

[@dustinlerch9272]

Imagine being this guys wife, with your kid in your stomach. My god. For once they sentenced someone for molestation longer than if you had a gram of pot.

[@bradleyrochon2782]

If he asks for a lawyer she cannot ask him anymore questions. That's why she's being so nice. It's her way of keeping his guard down.

[@bestdjaf7499]

Dude, I had enough interviews, this is how they talk. Have you met an HR? Of course I didn't commit any crime, but it's a standard interview this guy went 100 times.

[@alrom125]

He never really did ask for a lawyer formally. The one time he did somewhat ask for one the other woman asked a question beginning with “you don’t have to answer this but….” And he just continued spilling the beans

[@gigahorse1475]

@@alrom125 People can be so easily manipulated if they aren’t aware of their vulnerability to manipulation. They know they don’t HAVE to say anything, but they consistently do. One useful thing I learned (and will hopefully never need) is to never talk to the police. Even if you’re innocent, ask for a lawyer. Words are so easily twisted.

[@thedancingpipestuffer]

Everyone always say they wouldn't answer questions but most ppl buckle under the pressure of prison time and career loss. The desperation to get out of this uncomfortable and threatening situation makes ppl want to answer questions because they think they'll be able to lie their way out of it. That desperation also makes interrogation techniques more effective even when you know it's happening

[@thecuriouscameras]

Thank you for even talking to us this long (and giving us such a clear picture) We really appreciate you

[@chadmwilliams89]

I love when Destiny watches this kinda stuff

[@bellzhellz5922]

Watching alot of these crime invistagative videos definetly instills the words "I want a lawyer, stop talking to me" If for some odd reason I would wind up in a room being questioned by law enforcement.

[@TheJudoJoker]

Detective: So I've been doing a little bit of digging and I've discovered all your deepest darkest secrets. Cop: Oh okay... say do I need a lawyer or anything? Detective: Uhhhhh ... nah. Cop: Oh okay if you say so :)

[@sleepydragonzarinthal3533]

"Can i get a lawyer?" "Ive told you several times you dont even have to be here right now..." "Ill keep answering questions without a lawyer then"

[@emptyfish8992]

I'm glade he was willing to share and I am sure they worked all this out. Would love a fallow up for the sentencing.

[@Super_Goop]

She’s a GREAT detective!! “Hiii! What do you like to do in your free time? 😊 also is this you? We’re just trying to investigate some ✨allegations ✨🥰” THE ENERGY IS EVERYTHING

[@Anonymous_Andy_]

The fact that he was a little to calm during this is somewhat telling, imagine if you were 100% innocent and detectives was asking you these questions, i wld be pissed and irate af

[@GrimlyYours]

Good point. I'd be freaking the fuck out.

[@artlessjet]

you should do more content like this, great work ^_^

[@vwwvictor]

it has to be so fatiguing to assume innocence at all times like this detective is doing, thats impressive to me.

[@madgodloki]

I understand why you think that, but actually being a critical thinker really exercises that muscle of don't jump to conclusions even when it seems likely. Other times I'd say its really hard but when you're wanting to do law correctly you know to assume innocent til you've proven it in court.

[@adamanderson3042]

​@@madgodloki I haven't watched the full video yet but my assumption would be that you have mistaken their comment. What I think they are referencing is the fatigue of the women playing stupid to the guy and feigning innocence to him. Not assuming innocence in her own mind. In 95% of KZbin videos where detectives are doing an interrogation and get a confession, the detectives already know they're the suspect.

[@madgodloki]

@@adamanderson3042 well obviously they're aware he's a _suspect_ they have a court order to take his phones and stuff. What I was meaning because I'm pretty sure they meant it this way is that the detective assumes innocence because that's literally how the law works and even if you're almost certain a person's likely guilty you still use due diligence to prove yourself wrong before you accidentally lock up an innocent person.

[@wintermintmojo2418]

She is playing him like a damned fiddle

[@Imperial_Squid]

Watching the videos of him and his wife: "It's a nice dildo I'll give you that. But the engraving gives you no tactical advantage whatsoever."

[@gavinthornton704]

This video is just her resume for every future law enforcement job and its all shed need.

[@christopherwillson]

Crazy that these recordings are public.

[@WillSmith63957]

20:50 Most often the bad cop will chime in and just say “We think you know a little more about this than you’re letting on” Rattles the suspect but gives him an opportunity to get caught in a lie without admitting to any criminal wrongdoing himself.

[@oldpro8783]

Under the jail.. not 12 yrs bro. I've always held that cops should be treated greater in many ways. We should respect them more, they should be trained more and receive the same or MORE funding. However, they should be held to a greater standard to go with it. Our cops should be held to many times the punishment as a regular civilian. If a civilian would get 10 yrs then a cop gets 70. When it comes to cops sexually abusing, especially sexually abusing minors, its an extreme display of a power dynamic and like Destiny pointed out this is an act that surrounds the victim and completely removes their ability to escape or make free choices. You cannot afford to assume that a cop is willing to sexually abuse minors w/o everyone of his coworkers knowing about his tendencies, the cop couldn't be so crazy as to openly seek to abuse minors unless he doesn't fear reprisal and that must mean the whole system is against you. He took advantage of an extreme power dynamic and I think 12 years is too light and that this country needs to change our understanding of how we police our citizens and more importantly how we police our police.

[@GrimlyYours]

This isn't a bad idea, tbh, in a better world, but my only nitpick is that most police departments receive a _ton_ of funding. Much, much more than what schools do. It's how they allocate that funding that's the bigger problem.

[@maxwellsdemon10]

I don't think it's a good idea, unless their crimes are connected to them beeing cops. If they are, I'm pretty sure it's already a crime or it leads to higher sentencing, if you abuse a position of trust.

[@ATXAdventure]

Instructions: Say Nothing This guy: Instructions unclear, lets bury ourselves.

[@Winasaurus]

Brain: "Alright buddy this is a sticky situation here lets not do anything dumb" Mouth: "Yes that's a picture of me molesting a child :)"

[@doobas2171]

He has to completely cooperate. Internal police investigations don’t allow you the same rights and they will fire you and arrest you in a split second if you don’t fully cooperate

[@ATXAdventure]

@Doobas If he talks, he goes to jail. Losing a job is a far better alternative.

[@hypergiantstar1834]

30:00 onwards just gets CRAZY LOLLL “Can you explain the toys” 💀

[@apricotseeds]

That damn censor noise melted my fckn ear drums 😭

[@austint1151]

35:00 they'll tell you you can leave and don't have to answer anything, but as soon as you decide that they'll take you to jail and charge you based on what they have already. People's thoughts are that they can talk theirselves out of the charges. It's better to fight it in court, especially if you have money for bail, but it's also true that if you convince the detectives that you are not the guy then you won't have to deal with paying a lawyer in the first place. Not relevant in this case, but in a lot of cases they'll bring you in for an interview and you'll have no idea you're facing charges until they start putting the pressure on.

[@l.t.3724]

Dude was like a deer in the headlights

[@adamcastelli9262]

This is like if the deer bought the truck, fueled it up, handed the keys over to the detective and stood in front of it while she put it into gear to slowly crush him.

[@myceliummobb]

Deer in the booblights

[@GasDude1011]

Plot twist: He met his wife in pre-school last year.

[@jimmycosta6646]

6:23 I died when he said "again". Just absolutely lost it.

[@wout4yt]

spoiler:she was in preschool, he was already in high school... /jk

[@huliohuliohamijo]

I wonder what was going through his head. Like you can pretend not to know what they are talking about all you want, but if they are asking you is because they know something. If you don't have a way to disprove it, why not ask for a lawyer immediately?

[@doobas2171]

He has to completely y cooperate. Internal police investigations don’t allow you the same rights and they will fire you in a split second if you don’t fully cooperate

[@adamanderson3042]

@@doobas2171 Well they suspect him of a crime so he obviously has the right to ask for a lawyer and his job would be shielded until then. You can't threaten to fire someone from their job unless they give up their right to counsel just because they're a government employee, likely whoever does that would be ended. He could be disciplined for not answering questions relating to policy violations/law breaking after the lawyer is there though.

[@katyajovich2308]

Yeah always just refuse to talk. Even if you’re genuinely innocent, never ever talk.

[@Mr.Drew70]

Even if you’re guilty just don’t say anything and get a lawyer

[@DeathandGrim2]

It's weird that used the hearing test sound as censorship...for extended periods

[@konymandella7190]

I would have pulled out my service pistol and turned it to my head if that was me lmaooo

[@KingDonXVI]

She’s good. She’s EXTREMELY GOOD

[@soapbox435]

yea surprised Steve didn't react to this saw this a bit ago very SHOCKING if anything helps validate and show why cops don't like the internal review board since they don't want any crimes they do found and being held accountable or their authority getting challenged

[@trackingthealgorithm221]

People always think they can talk their way out of suspicion. They think refusing to speak will look bad and make the cops go after you harder. In reality the only word you should ever say to a cop is “lawyer”

[@BlueBARv5]

Destiny is really smart, Therefore he will never be caught for The Lav Situation..

[@R0n.M00se]

caught for what ???

[@BlueBARv5]

@@R0n.M00se ....🤯

[@dxshawn532]

​@@R0n.M00seDidn't he molest Lav?

[@donet0death240]

@@dxshawn532 he actually brutally raped and killed her. The new Lav is a body double hired by Destiny to minimize his crimes.

[@ericsonofjohn9384]

Don’t ever talk to the police without a lawyer present

[@erikryan8663]

Don’t ever talk to a lawyer without police present

[@doobas2171]

He has to completely cooperate. Internal police investigations don’t allow you the same rights and they will fire you in a split second if you don’t fully cooperate

[@GEM4sta]

​@@doobas2171 wonder how they deal with him working from prison, a remote position I guess!

[@ericsonofjohn9384]

@@doobas2171 that is complete bullshit. You have no idea what you’re talking about. You have a RIGHT to legal counsel, and there is nothing prejudicial about using it

[@jables1122]

He thought he was at home.

[@hamsterboy56]

44:32 fun fact, in the UK this is not the case IF its a terror case or (more pertinent to this video) in relation to child porn or sexual crimes against children you can be compelled to give codes and passwords to access your electronic devices.

[@townieofthenorth]

This is the funniest take on true crime, def need more of this from destiny

[@vacinden]

Lol after he said "only tier 4 can hear this" I immediately checked the original ..haha.. Good one :P

[@myceliummobb]

She caught him like a deer in the booblights

[@secondengineer9814]

When we talk about positive femininity, this is an example of women being amazing at working with people

[@RS-fy9hb]

That's not inherent to women. Not this interview at least. This is trained tactics, that everyone is trained in that does these interviews. Although positive femininity is indeed about being communicative, caring and nurturing.

[@Imperial_Squid]

Baaaaased (Unironically)

[@sarahrobertson634]

@@RS-fy9hb She got what she wanted from him because she's female.

[@matsab7930]

@@RS-fy9hb ironically it’s probably patriarchal factors which contribute to women succeeding in situations like this. This woman played decently ‘dumb’; or rather acted as though nothing serious was up and there was nothing to be concerned about. I feel as though some men may be predisposed to take a woman less seriously, and therefore take this situation less seriously than they otherwise might, leading to a greater chance of self-incrimination.

[@__-bk6mm]

omg the level of awkward when they went to the picture and videos questions....

[@HFTGArchives]

Most people, including cops, believe that asking for a lawyer in a questioning like this is admitting guilt. Never talk to cops without a lawyer! Ever! And this is coming from someone who has no problem with police. Never ever EVER talk to police without a lawyer.

[@Altitudes]

The facebook/insta questions weren't just small talk. They also established what accounts were his, whether he used a certain image, and who had access to that. Not huge, but if there's a pic they might repy on it's hard for him to say "Oh, everyone has access to my socials. That's been all over the internet. My friend has acess to that account" and shit like that.

[@scroopynoopers9824]

The best strategy to beat the interrogaters tactics is to stfu and get a lawyer. Really not that complex.

[@amuricanmayo]

Really??

[@Winasaurus]

​@@amuricanmayo Only if you are actually innocent. Because then they have to rely on evidence. And if you didn't do it, there is no evidence. But if you did do it, odds are good they have evidence, and the best you can do is try to recontextualize the situation and explain what the evidence is showing. If they have DNA or something you're dead to rights, but for more vague things like pictures of you in places you shouldn't be, you can try to blag an excuse.

[@anonanon2614]

​@@Winasaurus please don't ever give legal advice ever again. You have no clue

[@m.lecouix7779]

I mean, look at OJ.

[@doobas2171]

He has to completely cooperate. Internal police investigations don’t allow you the same rights and they will fire you and arrest you in a split second if you don’t fully cooperate

[@pedrob7374]

Dude that integrator is good

[@stevepenn2582]

The reason people keep going even if they are digging their own grave is they think they might be able to talk their way out of it

[@DonArsuk84]

I got tier 4. It didn’t remove those annoying beeps.

[@Matt-sk6hi]

I am a Digital forensics major, and while I don't yet have professional experience. One of my professors works in the field while fulfilling his professor obligations. Criminals are really dumb, we have pretty common instances of murders taking a picture of their victim moments after killing them, they then realize the messed up and quick delete it from their phone. Later guys like him find it all time stamped, gps data'd and gift wrapped ready for evidence.

[@Matt-sk6hi]

As far as phone codes, we just brute force that shit if you dont give it to us.

[@CyberGirl1234]

that’s interesting. why do they take a picture?

[@GrimlyYours]

🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Matt-sk6hi]

@@CyberGirl1234 idk criminals are dumb. Maybe they panic in the moment and make a mistake who knows.

[@CorporateShill]

@@Matt-sk6hi As a software engineering major, brute forcing aes-256 encryption could take decades with lots of computing power

[@andrewb9409]

Idk why phone devices have this back door sort of like remote controls. You can remove remote control from your of which needs to be done completely such as removed from your registery etc. Not just the “turn off button.” And there’s still software you can use to detect if you have another user on your pc. So why don’t cell phones have this where there’s no remote control, which I feel there is definitely remote control built in, and apps where it can detect multiple users on your phone. I got a few apps that can give you a idea if someone is connected to your device but idk how much I trust them.

[@WarriorXTurtle]

As a corrections officer, we have a section of our department called OIG and they’re basically our police. I’ve seen staff get arrested by OIG and walked out of my facility.

[@thescarecrow897]

"Free brodie" What brodie did :

[@BeauxJackson]

6:04💀💀💀💀💀

[@chrisalexthomas]

man, the longer this pre-interview goes on, the more I think this is gonna be fucking explosive when the guy finally realises why he's there...

[@bawanki1179]

The second she said i could leave I'd be right out immediately

[@Gametastica]

Im amazed how many redpillers are in these comments attacking the detective and not the literal pedophile

[@tarfielarchelone2674]

They're incapable of going off script

[@drewmyers3916]

what? I havnt seen a single person attacking the interrogator.

[@hondissimod9188]

The fact that he's talking for so long is wild, maybe it's just him but cops are so stupid

[@tarfielarchelone2674]

Cops are people

[@hondissimod9188]

@@tarfielarchelone2674 they still have an average IQ the same as the army Infantry

[@doobas2171]

He has to, internal police investigations don’t allow you the same rights and they will fire you in a split second if you don’t fully cooperate

[@hondissimod9188]

@@doobas2171 fire i get that but, no matter what you belong to you have the same standard rights as any other citizen, talking anymore then he has to is stupid on his part

[@Z0Dll]

"cops are so stupid", definitely a comment a very smart person would make.

[@ghostiiiekun6636]

He tells multiple girls do you have friends? I’ll give you money. The younger the better,” said Jalyn Wang, deputy district attorney. Wang said the victims were too scared to call police because Fleer was the police. The criminal complaint named four victims identified as Jane Does one - through four. It listed the graphic charges. Count six said on or about April 8, Fleer unlawfully participated in an act of oral copulation with Jane Doe number one, a person under the age of 16. Count seven and eight said Fleer lewdly committed a lascivious act upon the body of a child 14 or 15 years of age. For anyone who doesn’t understand the full magnitude as to what kind of wolf in sheep’s clothing he is .

[@sleepydragonzarinthal3533]

Yes, it is a very specific tactic when you ask a question you think theyre going to lie to, or find them lying in response, you play along to get them to dig in to the lie. The other show dropping is either a later question line designed to get them to change their story in order to undermine their credibility, trap them in a lie, or hit them with evidence that disproves their answer either in interrogation or court. Its all about eliminating wiggle room for them to reasonably modify the lie as they go along. Its best to space the 2 opposing lines with other questions or conversation because the lies will often be made up on the spot, and the more you prod each line, the more they have to invent on the spot, and the spacing between gives them the opportunity to forget parts of their lies so that during the secondary line they are more likely to say something that doesnt make sense with what they said before. The more they dig in to each separate lie, the less room they have to explain it away, especially on the spot. This is why they focus so much on evoking as much detail as possible, and filling the void between lines of interrogation with extraneous concersation and details. Telling a convincing lie requires focus to metally hold all the pieces in place in your mind so you dont screw up and say something that is either contrary to a known reality, or contrary to something you already said, so you lead them down one path until they get defensive, throw in a bunch of disarming filler, then once they seem to have shifted focus enough away from the first path, you go down a second that you hope leads to that contradictiory statement. Often times you have to go back and forth a few times and depending on the complexity of the situation and the intelligence of the interviewee, you may need several paths and a boat load of filler. This is why being a detective at her level is actually pretty specialized, the skillset is pretty complex for the average to grasp. Some suspects are so nutty, they lie all over the place where it otherwise wouldnt be necessary, putting nails in their own coffin. This is why lawyers advise only answering yes or no and never engage the small talk, never offer information they didnt ask about, because the way interviews and interrogations like this work, those details and questions count on you engaging the extraneous conversation, trapping yourself with your own words, and it doesnt have to be anything big, they can start the ball rolling with the tiniest thread. Its not just a possibility, its the whole point of the process. This lady does not care about his sports history or family life, she believes she is sitting across the table from a filthy perveted predator and she is playing a game with only one goal in mind: to get him to self tattle, either by getting him to confess on purpose or by accident, or at least undermining his credibility so he will get convicted in court. He should be aware of this as a cop, yet is still entirely unprepared for it, and is basically doing everything a lawyer would tell him not to do.