Bad cops bad cops

[@DonutOperator]

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[@whackenough]

Donut Operator hey

[@aquaticbuffalo3083]

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[@isaaccrumpton8686]

Hope you get monetized

[@lightbenderga2017]

Donut Operator “Bad cops Bad cops what’a gonna do what’a gonna when the blue falcon comes for you?”

[@brink-3-289]

Donut Operator oof, feelsbadman.jpg

[@9876vic]

“If you want to test a man’s character, give them power”

[@kmanc8571]

the power to harass drivers lol

[@ObsidianMirage]

- Abraham Lincoln

[@klipser66]

Senator Palpatine

[@vendomnu]

By giving them power do you mean 'give them authority' or do you mean 'tase them in the neck'?

[@klipser66]

@@vendomnu haahha taser taser taser

[@thedirtbag7]

That first officer dropping the taser was like the universe trying to give him another chance to do the right thing.

[@zhangjao6328]

It's excellent proof of intent to do harm. And tazers have been ruled as deadly weapons in several states. So attempted murder depending on where they are? That cops needs to rot.

[@Ryzen1]

@@zhangjao6328 no tazer's are not deadly thats why its called non lethal weapon, but this is still so wrong the suspect didnt even resist or anything.

[@connorsutherland9320]

Made him angrier lol

[@connorsutherland9320]

@@Ryzen1 less lethal actually

[@nox2dreamodie307]

@@connorsutherland9320 lol

[@alexf6206]

Not sure if Johnson's Toyota wanted this kind of publicity. But they got it.

[@AFishBicycle]

All press is good press?

[@Just__nandoo]

Savage

[@kennethstreet7868]

I wonder how many hits this video has generated for them.

[@RCFiddyOne]

I want the LEO discount from Johnson Toyota. I'm told I would be STUNNED at their low prices and they guarantee to BEAT any other deal!

[@personperson3515]

Ikr hahahahaha

[@dougbourdo2589]

Excellent comments Donut. I was a LEO (Deputy then Sgt.) for 28+ years. Sadly, during those years I saw a number of incidents like this, mostly from other agencies where I stepped in to stop the egregious acts & reporting them to the appropriate admin staff for the wrong-doing personnel. I took some grief for taking a stand but finished my career with nothing but positive accolades. There seem to be Far Too Many examples like these of inappropriate, illegal wrong-doing by current day officials. Keep up the great work.

[@Xanderulz]

Do you mind if I ask what state you worked at?

[@Aethelhald]

Bullshit comment from start to finish. If you stepped in and reported bad cops you wouldn't have been able to have a full career and retire, you would've been hounded out. Cops don't tolerate cops who snitch on them. Either you saw police brutality and did nothing (like these three other officers did) or you participated in it and kept your mouth shut. There's no scenario where you did what you claim and still went on to have a long career in the police and retire with "nothing but positive accolades."

[@828enigma6]

I was a deputy sheriff for thirty years. Never saw anything even remotely similar. Decided early on in my career that I would not tolerate this sort of thing. The other officers should have interveined.

[@deadfox7355]

Sheirrifs are scum bags without jurisdiction!

[@openthinker6562]

There was a case in NY where a cop intervened when another was beating a suspect. The one who tried to stop the assault was punished. It is ridiculous how these kinds of things happen.

[@i.i.iiii.i.i]

@@openthinker6562 So the laws seems to be the ridiculous thing here...

[@AngerMaker413]

Dead Fox they have jurisdiction over the whole county fuck tard

[@pex6200]

Dead Fox I believe you have found yourself in the wrong comment section dumbass

[@houseoflamarr3674]

This is actual police brutality

[@brolyonsome3963]

That's the point, thank god not all cops are like this.

[@nmccw3245]

Yes, it is.

[@dankdark974]

Right... like i get the dude is angry but that is fucking assault. If you did that to some random stranger you could potentially use lethal force against them. Not only that, how many officers are at risk because of this asshole now?

[@stephenmiller9009]

He ruins lives over people doing less harm or no harm but hes thinks he can get away with doing this. Hes a grown man.

[@6Sisu9]

lamarr jackson no shit! And the officer got fired!

[@gwouru]

getting fired isn't good enough, the police department should press charges themselves, they have evidence.

[@peterlamprou7823]

they did

[@bigfloppa6029]

@@peterlamprou7823 info?

[@QuiveryNut]

@@peterlamprou7823 No they didn't. In fact he appealed his termination. Didn't do any research past that, but he was not charged.

[@thegoldenpath326]

If the Dept had the means to press charges on officers that do this crap it'd go along way to building community trust for sure. Not a total solution of course, but a good step in the right direction.

[@banditkeef3864]

@@thegoldenpath326 that’s kinda what BLM been saying. Cops need to be a little more proactive but then they get the label of snitch by their brothers in blue. It’s too much like a gang in a lot of cities or counties.

[@blakesmith9039]

He shouldn't have been just fired he should be doing prison time.

[@jonathanhawkins8450]

Definitely, Without no P.C. And the prisons most dangerous as$ pounder to share a cell with to insure he has a decent stay.

[@jameswest9261]

Should be feed for the wild hogs.

[@BrooklynBalla]

What about the other so called “good cops” that stood by and did absolutely nothing to stop him?This is why people say all cops are bad.

[@Stephanie-we5ep]

Thanks to the best union in the US, he'll make a lateral transfer, and start earning some more hate in his new job.

[@tomkee4479]

No doubt. What's sad is this kid caught all that and was just a shoplifter. I have seen so many videos of arrests made on pedophiles and baby killers that are so professional and they take no liberties with them or any shots while arresting them like u really wish they would but yet here u got someone shoplifting that catches a tazer to the neck and all kinds of shots. Makes no sense

[@onetwo6614]

As a former Corr. Officer in a Max con facility I had to go hands on use of force against another officer because they went full potato and a third officer used his body to shield the inmate from further assault.

[@mwnciboo]

one two Good man, all it takes for evil to flourish in this world is for Good men to stand idly by, you didn't, respect.

[@Richardjohnson6969]

Leopard Boas he was a corrections officer... That's what his sentence was.

[@TKUA11]

one two but but muh police “rarely” do anything wrong . They’re gud Lil boiz

[@ROTAXD]

one two can't say I'd have done the same in your situation. In a max security facility I'd most likely have let the co worker kill the con then simply reported it. No convict is worth dying for.

[@onetwo6614]

ROTAXD he was an idiot there was no need for him to go potato when inmate was in full compliance in restraints.

[@shahriariran44]

God knows how many people he's assaulted before being caught.

[@myclelo6153]

shahriar yazdani Christ

[@harry_hands]

I wonder how many people and businesses this scum bucket thief has ripped off before he was caught by police? The supposed accusations of previous wrong doings can be looked at and speculated about from both angles I suppose. I would have tazed the thief in the balls too. That's why I am not a police officer. I would be in jail myself and probably done far worse. Just being honest.

[@Deglychi]

@@harry_hands why would a shit bag like you need to be an officer lmao? a shitter like you who does things based on feelings is toxicity for society. maybe go back to your room you fucking incel?

[@harry_hands]

@@Deglychi LOLOLOL! Wow. I triggered a little girl. I could have been your daddy but the neighbor's dog beat me over the fence. Thank you for the smile. I am laughing at your reply just so you know. 🤣🤣🤣 Yes, I am thirsty for more of midwest's articulate wisdom. I'm all ears.

[@brandonovich6063]

@@harry_hands hes being arrested already, why would you think it's ok to brutalise him while he's got handcuffs on? Edit: just read your other reply, you're just an immature crazy person, nevermind 🤦‍♂️

[@OffDuty]

"The bad apple that spoiled the bunch" unfortunately puts all officers in a bad light.

[@904_Florida]

Off Duty Yes, Sir. True statement.

[@yeetbomb2015]

Also all pro trump people (I'm neutral on trump I'm more of a right leaning libertarian btw)

[@stephenmiller9009]

Off Duty i think that means the system is responsible not the cops themselves. The fact no cops openly complain about anything besides citizens makes them blinded by that system or openly loyal to that system. That system fucks a lot of people.

[@KaiserS0ZE]

Bad apple officers like this get good cops killed. So do the ones that look the other way and hold up the blue line. They generate the hate.

[@realpolicetalk]

Off Duty 👍

[@donovanw.2943]

My dad had a long career in law enforcement in a small, Midwest town where I grew up, and I've always been proud about how good he was at his job, and well liked by the community. Good cops are heroes, bad cops are criminals or at least dangerous idiots. I'm thankful that most of them are decent, intelligent, disciplined, amazingly patient people who often put their lives on the lines to protect us.

[@ronmcmartin4513]

Do you count the ones who watch criminal behavior and do Nothing, as "Good" cops? How many Good cops were there? "I didn't rob the bank. I just drove the getaway car!" --"who often put their lives on the lines to protect us"...Cops--Not in the Top 20 most dangerous professions. Castle Rock v Gonzales: "LEOs are not responsible for your safety"

[@niterich0]

Sure, bad cops are bad, and good cops are good. but your statement here is very clearly tone deaf to the video above. This is not the correct forum to defend "cops" because some are good.

[@blynkers1411]

Excellently said. And especially poignant in light of the media, education system, and government supported evil they're having to deal with almost on a daily basis these days. Thank you, and your dad!

[@CaptainRockoBD]

Bad cops literally are criminals. It’s a crime to be corrupt.

[@colehanson2033]

I know many are good, decent, ppl... But I wouldn't say most. Cops are the most violent ppl I've ever encountered, by far. And all the ones I've seen that are chill, didn't seem to be at all alarmed at their colleague's psychotic behavior, I've never seen one personally intervene or speak up. What I can't stand is if you get pulled over and you're not doing anything to justify them stopping you... But you ask if you're being detained and they say yes but won't tell you what for, or they yes you are being detained but it's clearly a fabrication on their part, they're lying... And if they charge you the burden of proof is on you. To me, in my mind, this is sadistic behavior of dangerous ppl, and ppl should be able to resist with physical force/violence when they're unjustly accosting citizens.

[@matthewkennelly1426]

He was just pissed he got outrun by a minivan lol

[@mightywilhelmi788]

@@HateHater2205 you sound like a fun person

[@operator2855]

@@HateHater2205 LOL! 😭

[@cheese_handler_dangerous_job]

So pissed he couldn't hold his tazer or maybe from joy

[@reflectionpoint]

Caravan vs a duty loaded Crown Vic? It'd be pretty unfair race 0-100 🤷‍♂️

[@soplim8632]

@@HateHater2205 ok Sheldon

[@halloweenlett9971]

The other cops’ body language told me that they were all ashamed of the offending excop

[@crayhack]

Yeah, so they should have stopped him instead of just watching it happen.

[@lxned]

crayhack i believe if they do that and if he is higher than them (on scene) he can tell them to leave the scene and will get that officer in trouble but it’s a good thing they went straight to a supervisor about the citation

[@lxned]

*situation

[@patriousthefallenknight3185]

why didnt the other cops smack him down after he started attacking him?

[@theboringdoomslayer5976]

Just imangine his face when his pe brain figured out that was a big nono move

[@ihave2manydogs634]

Bad Cops Bad Cops whatcha gonna do? whatcha gonna do when ur supervisor fires u?

[@tweakboys]

ReverendDagwood woah now overboard much

[@BarBarGar]

Ihave2manydogs get another job at another department

[@tweakboys]

Nah

[@YZER19]

@ReverendDagwood fuck off racist peace of shit

[@TheHelghast1138]

🎶🎶🎶

[@wizardsuth]

This sort of behaviour makes people distrust police. A suspect has little reason to surrender if they believe they'll be attacked when they do.

[@danmack3173]

I feel bad for the first officer in scene who was being so much more professional

[@rainbowlove3942]

I know the whole arrest would have been so fast and legal. Too many power hungry psychopaths..

[@danquags0218]

Delta MacK I agree. Who wants to be in a position where you have to get other officers in trouble for being idiots. That sucks but he had to do it.

[@nicholaschildres9420]

Klint Beastwood You’re a moron lmao

[@jonnybaze]

dan quags02 I would hope all cops would want to be in that situation. You know locking up criminals and upholding the constitution and all that. If the criminal was posing as a cop I'd take that as a bonus. Criminal and dirty cop of the street at once, sounds perfect.

[@chrishesketh5326]

well the first actually on scene was the one that tazered the guy. The guy got away from him so the officer decided to rough him up.

[@EventHorizon31]

Late to the party, but my dad was a cop for 33 years and Chief of police for about 5 years. When he became chief the first thing he did was fire dirty cops. He knew who they were and started the firing process right away. He then hired some good cops who still work for the city today. I like to think my dad made a difference in our city during his time as an LEO and I'm very proud of what he accomplished.

[@EventHorizon31]

Haha thanks, but he reported them a long with other officers, it was the corruption at the top who didn't do anything about it. Nice try though.

[@666antichrist]

@@EventHorizon31 don't listen to dumb fucks like that guy, they have no idea what police go through on a daily basis along with EMT and firefighters. Your father is greatly appreciated my dude.

[@thornimation5492]

Event Horizon, god bless you and your Dad sir. It really helps make a difference to Police misconduct in a Police Department when an honest person at the top comes in and enforces justice by firing the corrupt and brutal cops.

[@thornimation5492]

@Yuck Foutube Event Horizon's Father was probably worried that he'd get retaliated against by the corrupt cops, which could've gone as far as getting fired for reporting the bad cops, when he was lower down the ranks, if you get me.

[@sassythesasquatch1571]

@Yuck Foutube fuck you dude

[@zachjensen5863]

His fellow officers should have stopped him after the first strike.

[@briannotafan3368]

id taze him im the balls for the crimes he got away with

[@IsthatsbeTTV]

Agreed

[@dragoneye6642]

Thank you !!!

[@bgarza18]

And THAT right there is the “blue wall”, the fact that in the moment, no other cops will help you if you’re being brutalized.

[@dhaynes8516]

Where was the contact officer override? No innocent bystanders!

[@markslade6848]

Wow.... Thank you Donut. Always a pleasure watching your channel..

[@iglooproductions]

He’s going to be one rich shop lifter.

[@madsthorenfeldt1344]

Such a good guy not resisting or anything either. Hopefully he gets rich ye

[@user-tr2dh4xx6u]

Fuck that, he was tazed not brutally tortured and permanently injured, any amount payed will come from tax payers

[@willybshreddn3794]

@@user-tr2dh4xx6u don't think he's going to be scared of cops after being treated that way?

[@chucksherron]

@@willybshreddn3794 he'll think twice before complying.

[@willybshreddn3794]

Chuck Sherron I mean, realistically....if they WANT to bring harm to you simply for the sake of it...neither compliance or resistance are going to help you.

[@kevlarandchrome]

This is why I respect you Donut, you take the time to point out the bad behavior as well. You clearly communicate why cops do what they do, and you're pretty damned entertaining as well. You've improved my outlook on police in the time since I started watching your videos. You're providing an honest to god service to the public.

[@cdg03]

kevlarandchrome completely agree.

[@passel5953]

the main aspect is his sexy mustache

[@kad0877]

Try god would I sell my house to get a mustache ride from donut

[@jim28fl]

I think there are more angles to explore on this to make it larger, reach more people, and get more attention. maybe live interviews or something on twitch or start giving out awards to good cops to get other media attention to get his message out. Folks need to know more than what the biased television news tells them. Plus it might make up for all the videos being demonetized on upload which = BS KZbin. BS.

[@kylemendoza8860]

kevlarandchrome That's nice but let's get a reality check here. He's not talking about the problem he does what three Bad Cop videos a year?

[@BillyBob-sh6ez]

Refer to him as Daniel Starks, he doesn't deserve the title of "Officer"

[@Matthew-Anthony]

Is he Tony Stark's brother?

[@BillyBob-sh6ez]

@@Matthew-Anthony I'd hope not, but maybe It would make for a good movie or something

[@DrPhil305]

Daniel stark stars in I am a total piece of shit the 2020 movie of the year directed by R. Kelly

[@347Jimmy]

He was Officer Road Rage After being fired, he's just Mr Road Rage

[@NavyGuy2OO7]

I hope he sued, I would have. I back the blue but will call out BS when I see it and the cop was wrong, simple as that.

[@trevordunklee8057]

Agreed

[@monke6774]

Well I hope the BS your calling out is how utterly fucked the police system is in the US. The other cops around him see blatant police brutality right in front of there eyes and they do nothing to stop it, why? Because if they tried to stop him they would be harassed until they were forced off the police force. In New York in the 1970's, a cop named Frank Serpico got injured bad in a shootout, but what did his squad mates do? They left him to bleed out because he had reported the rampant corruption to the higher ups. TONS of Police Unions in the US are gangs, rampant with corruption, bribing politicians with lobbying, planting drugs to get more people arrested, we need Police Accountability NOW.

[@icecreamachine1473]

@@monke6774 agreed...some forces are just mafia now......i KNOW.... MY LAST NAME IS COGLIONIE. how do you get away with crime?... control the police and elect corrupt officials that you can blackmail........but just so y'all know!!!....THE MAFIA DOESNT EXIST😉

[@monke6774]

@@icecreamachine1473 It ain't outside interference as much as its officers not reporting each other for misconduct a "blue wall of silence."

[@loisrod2099]

I don't do nothing wrong because don't want any contact of ANY KIND WHIT THOSE MFC

[@MrManMuff]

The thing most telling to me, officer Starks did all of that stuff boldly and blatantly in front of other police, he did not care who was watching. He assumed he would get away with it, and you have to wonder how many times he did.

[@flashoveruel4977]

“All police officers are people and people by nature are always vulnerable to corruption, greed, and well having too much power” man thats a good quote you made, getting deep right at the beginning man

[@allthefrogsweretostraightf4666]

I want him deep in me. Lol my hormones are outta control

[@flashoveruel4977]

All the frogs were to straight for Obama K

[@ForeLab]

Really makes me sad that this is considered deep. Probably why we have so much scum running around.

[@advancedlamb]

...wow...your bar is pitifully low

[@advancedlamb]

@@ForeLab republicans are fucking retards

[@shortstarwarsessays1842]

The cop system needs to be completely changed, a lot of the time cops are stopping people to give pointless tickets . If a police system needs to ticket and dime people to be able to have the budget to run it’s not a very good system.

[@raymondcarroll3876]

“If you think strong men are dangerous, just wait until you see what a weak man can do!”- J. Peterson

[@Jay-zm3su]

yes lad :)

[@PlAsKusJ3GaRn]

Strong men tends to know they're strong and doesn't have to show it off all the time, only in certain situations. A weak man will show that he's strong at every chance he gets

[@snipes1000]

Lmao did you actually just quote Jordan Peterson?

[@raymondcarroll3876]

@@snipes1000 YOU….. Are CORRECT Sir!! 👏👏👏👏

[@jarenblenart8685]

@@snipes1000 Have a problem with correct statements? Or are you busy seething, coping and dilating over not being allowed to demand others use your pronouns at gunpoint?

[@I_am_a_cat_]

"STAND UP OR ELSE I'LL TAZE YOU AND MAKE YOU FALL BACK DOWN AGAIN"

[@azopene]

The fat potbellied tazer happy swine doesn't possess a full brain in my opinion.

[@deweyb3458]

maybe, be he stood up, didn't he. I have no sympathy for criminals.

[@ryanpritchard9971]

Dewey B you look a lot like that fat piece of shit cop in the video . Go figure.

[@goosfrabaevony.4088]

there is a video of that they told a guy to lay on his back which he didand then continued to tase him for not complying. the cops ment get on your belly but kept saying back like an idiot

[@1107jordanlego]

@@deweyb3458 So does that mean a cop should just shoot a kid who steals a candy bar in the face?

[@JamesSmith-ho7kg]

In before demonetization and copyright claims.

[@calebswick0717]

James Smith impossible

[@CountryB4honor]

No this would be the one that doesn't get demonitized.

[@mxyzptlyk]

Put them in GenPop. They didn't give any special treatment to the people that the mistreated.

[@beetlejuicetheentertainer1551]

Bad cop: Pulls a shoplifter over. Bad cop: I’m about to end my own career...

[@jovonn8303]

the question is why wasnt every career for every officer at the scene over? why are they still working when they did nothing as this man was assaulted and some would say tortured?

[@TheMytoya]

@@jovonn8303 Because they most likely knew that if they let him be that aggressive, they can use that to get him fired. Probably has numerous times for losing his cool and this was the right time to call it in. Plus it could have been a bad altercation between the cops, the bad cop has a gun and a taser. And if they had stopped him, he would still have his job, causing more issues out on the streets and hurting more civilians. He had too much power in his hands and he needed to be let go. Shitty situation especially for the shop lifter even after complying, but it was the only way. One less bad cop to fill in his position with a better cop, so they won't be looked at as terrible cops due to one guy.

[@thecheese4255]

TheMytoya None of that helps build trust If “good” cops aren’t willing to uphold their oath, they can hit the bricks, too This is akin to being in a hospital setting with some loon ready to push the wrong drug or willfully cause harm Tell me it’s okay to allow that to happen so the loon can be dealt with after the fact

[@Miscelanou]

The first cop did nothing wrong The 2nd cop was a total douchebag I was bothered by them not helping too but since they reported it I assumed they wanted to but really couldn't

[@jacknedry3925]

@@thecheese4255, Are you stupid? The way they handled it was the best route, let the idiot condem himself! If they tried to stop it well, listen to TheMytoya... HE HAS A GUN AND TASER!

[@ronbarnes687]

cop goes way over the line theres no excuse for his actions.

[@thorazine0076]

lets also mention the cops that watched this happen, the let it go, not stepping in and guiding their fellow officer away from the criminal

[@fakenews6133]

You can bet that if I saw a coworker pulling something like this, loosing his job would be the least of his worries

[@joesmith5159]

this isnt even a case where a suspect hurt a cop while resisting or did something really bad and it might be understandable the cop was upset....this guy should face battery and spend time in jail...he might be psycho.....99% of police shootings or physical violence(even if sometimes it might be a bit too harsd) is understandable....this isnt.....and thats how i view things

[@TKUA11]

Joe Smith you know, if police were in the free market, their companies would be bankrupt. But police Depts are allowed to keep on going like nothing happened. How many companies lose business because someone on the top said something dumb? And this isn’t just speech it’s violence abuse and torture.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Thorazine 007 You *do* know that the other cops there were the ones who reported this and saw to it that the misbehaving cop was fired, don't you?

[@rugershooter5268]

The first cop should have put a stop to it in the begining

[@danielbyrne5402]

it's not that easy, you're thinking of it like a film with a good cop bad cop, it doesnt work that way in real life, if the good cop had done anything he could have jeopardised the situation, the shoplifter could have got up and attacked both of them and then he'd look like the badly trained cop and fired while the real bad cop was promoted for taking the initiative, don't live in an ideological world, youll be crushed by reality mate

[@rugershooter5268]

@@danielbyrne5402 All he had to do is SAY "what the ^&^& do you think your doing" I didn't say he needed to jump on and beat up the bad cop, I said he should have put a stop to it in the beginning.

[@danielbyrne5402]

again, same problem, in the eyes of the law he would have been seen as interfering, it's a poor system but it is what it is and if he'd done or said anything that could have resulted in conflict (which given the other guy mentality was totally likely) he'd be fired, do u understand I ideological one, ,u'll understand how the world really works when you're older hopefully @@rugershooter5268

[@rugershooter5268]

LOL

[@danielbyrne5402]

@@rugershooter5268 yeah and I said, EVEN SAYING SOMETHING COULD HAVE PROVOKED THE BAD COP ,GOD ur thick

[@InevitableTruthTeller]

I loved cops, when I was little. Then, as a teenager, I was treated like s**t by cops. It was the 80s, I had long hair and drove a muscle car. They harassed me all of the time. I lived in an area where most kids were preppies, so my group of friends really stood out. We looked like greasers crossed with hippies crossed with headbangers. As far as the cops were concerned, we were guilty by appearance. Then we had run ins with a couple of nice cops. These guys completely changed my view of cops. I realized they weren't all garbage, only the few who ran around looking for guys like us. Now I am very good friends with one cop who tells me tales of the misery he witnesses every day. He speaks compassionately about those who just need help and angrily about those who prey on innocents (ie. Old People, Children, Animals) This is just the kind of guy I want out there patrolling. When I see a cop like Starks pull this s**t it brings back all of the bad memories of how we were treated by pure a**holes. It's sad that there are still some of them around, but there always will be. Like Donut said, they are human, after all.

[@jamesowens3587]

This should be a massive lawsuit and payday for the shoplifter here. He was tortured in police custody. This goes beyond excessive force.

[@aricayson669]

he didnt need to use force to begin with the shoplifter was damn near perfectly compliant

[@Oldundead9491]

Cry harder

[@noobdudegaming1018]

@@Oldundead9491 they're not wrong though

[@jamesthomson13]

@@Oldundead9491 Care to elaborate why you said that?

[@charleshathcock2585]

@@jamesthomson13 Three guesses why, the first two don't count.

[@randyfurness5588]

It's unfortunate that people like Donut are leaving police departments.

[@doode-]

@Rigby Reardon u need serious help man

[@brentparks2292]

Why stick your neck out when the politicians will cut it off? Look at all the riots, politicians let the civilian population fend for itself, they left officers defenseless and the rioters ran rampant. Why serve that kind of boss?

[@doode-]

@Rigby Reardon LMAO i said the most simple innocent thing. I can tell how hard jt is living without your father figure bro.

[@RoyalHam]

Why did Donut quit policing?

[@jenbervis4352]

@Rigby Reardon you sound like you have never felt the touch of a woman

[@davidjackowski4336]

Well that's a slam dunk lawsuit. Tax payers there must be less than pleased.

[@EtzEchad]

Why punish the tax payers for what that thug did? He should be personally liable. He should get to prison for torturing a suspect. The rest of the cops should be considered accessories to the crime. They did nothing to try to stop him.

[@EtzEchad]

Overton Windex Where do they get the money they have in the budget? Is it magic? If they are getting sued so much that they are budgeting for it, that means taxes are higher than otherwise. The point is that the cops DON’T care if the city gets sued. They aren’t punished at all. They seldom lose their job no matter how badly they act.

[@EtzEchad]

Overton Windex Look what up? You must be trolling. Nobody can be as dumb as you seem to be.

[@mrpuffopuff]

@@OvertonWindex U stupid

[@johnseipel4102]

@@OvertonWindex which Is paid for by the tax payers. You don't sue a police department, you sue the country they work for.

[@sandralazaridis64]

I did not see the other cops try to stop him from using a taser.When people stand around and do nothing,then they are just as guilty.

[@1BeGe]

Still sad that they didn't stop him while he was assaulting the dude. That is their job, even if it is their guy own doing it. Glad they reported it though.

[@zgamer6034]

it was caught on camera so if they didnt report it they would be accomplices. We dont know what happened under the table..just saying..if they were such good cops they would not have let such an injustice take place in front of them in the first place. They are here to preserve justice afterall am i right?

[@bradleym.fhartz2956]

Exactly, reporting it isn't good enough, they needed to stop it while it was happening. Even the "good cops" are just letting it happen in front of them.

[@zgamer6034]

@@bradleym.fhartz2956 thats what im saying...just because ure not doing any injustice doesnt make u good..its stopping the injustice thats taking place in front of u that makes u good in my opinion...

[@mrmawster9786]

But the bad cop had a gun tho it could turned to way more aggressive situation

[@1BeGe]

@@mrmawster9786 My bad, I forgot that's how that works. If someone has a gun the police's job is to let them assault people cuz otherwise they may do worse.

[@myrontomlinson4736]

This was hard to watch. The guy did shoplift but seriously what was done to him is completely appalling. It isn't often that things like this are seen but this sort of behavior simply pours gasoline on the anger of those who already are opposed to law enforcement. It's scary.

[@cookieschocchips5551]

If my partner did that I probably wouldn't be able to stop myself from punching him in the face reflexively.

[@mn815048]

Yeah, problem officers like that make life difficult for everyone in the community. Not to mention it's just a straight-up dick move.

[@JuanCarlos-np7vo]

@@mn815048 yes, they do go out of their way to make life difficult for anyone who makes them mad , but specially if you report them!

[@xxgheko4880]

If u do that hes just gonna charge you with assualt even if u were defending the suspect

[@justforever96]

@@xxgheko4880 it is all on camera, dude. Although you are correct, it is not an officers place to step in and assault a fellow officer just because they feel the other was using excessive force, that is for their superiors to decide. So it would be assault, you are correct. The officer is allowed to use force in his job. If he violates department policy on force they can fire him, but criminally charging him (or her ) is another matter. It is more difficult to prove they CRIMINALLY acted while doing their job, since to a large degree that hinges on the officers _intent_ . So if they can't even be sure to find the guy guilty of a crime afterwards, no, I doubt you would be able to justify using force to stop him unless it was a matter of stopping grievous bodily harm, like he was about to seriously injure or kill the suspect. But that doesn't mean that an officer can just say "no I didnt" and get away Scott free, it is all on camera. That is why your job as an officer is to report and document,not intervene, especially during an active arrest. The last thing you need on an arrest scene is for the officers to suddenly turn on each other and start accusing and assaulting each other. That just puts everyone in danger.

[@jeffb8562]

@@justforever96 but that’s not excessive force, it’s torture

[@brianstark1527]

Notice how the other cops aren’t intervening or separating Starks from the suspect. They may have reported it, but they don’t stop it from happening in the first place.

[@brianstark1527]

The moment he pushed the suspect, they should have intervened. Just like with Floyd, it’s the thin blue line.

[@SonnyListonStanAccount]

If I was there I wouldve knocked the officer out

[@mariomario6864]

They can't, they'd get in trouble themselves

[@RogueWraith909]

The bad part about this is that the three other officers didn't move to defend the suspect from the "dangerous" officer.

[@surrealcereal5472]

I think they didnt do anything so the suspect wouldnt see a weakness while they're distracted with that

[@cmmmmmmmw]

Absolutely. “Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.” - John Stuart Mill

[@mikeh7802]

It would've been beautiful if they arrested him on the spot.

[@noname-oe9jy]

"Good cops" will never protect you from bad cops. Ever.

[@onenationunderduress8994]

It’s not their job to protect people, nor do they have to arrest anyone they witness committing a crime.

[@trillbands9069]

I love how homie dropped his tazers 3 times 🤣

[@ihatecrackhead]

probably on something, common thing to look out for drug use on a jobsite

[@YZER19]

He was mighty pissed off.

[@sentinela8775]

He sure seemed to have it all under control 🕵

[@blaws6684]

We’ve had three bad cops in our little town since I was a kid. All three left the dept in shame. One was stupid enough to hang around town long after. He died not long ago. Drunk broke and alone.

[@MrAlwaysRight]

And a lil byeetch.

[@buddlespit]

A criminal is a criminal, no matter what shield they hide behind. Society is held together by laws and trust. Every American has broken some law at some point in their lives. But we trust that our law enforcement officers are held to a higher standard and are well educated in the laws and rights of citizens. I understand that some laws can be violated (special immunity) in the enforcement of other laws, like speeding to catch a speeder. But some laws are immutable, and I've 'met' cops (in my younger and wilder days), plus have seen in videos, that don't know the law and trample civil liberties. I love your videos. Hell, I'm subscribed. I love 'Audit the Audits' videos, I'm subscribed to him too. But most videos I see either take the perspective of law enforcement or actual case law. Rarely do I see a video showing the day to day interactions between law enforcement and communities that have a "stronger" police presence than other communities in the same city. Hell, just yesterday, I watched a Va. Beach cop witness an accident and drive away a block or three before turning back around with his lights on. I assume (yeah, I know about assumptions) he received a dispatch to it. My wife got driven into oncoming traffic of a divided boulevard in front of a sheriffs' deputy. After extracting herself from oncoming traffic, my wife tracked the deputy to the sub deli and (while he was in line) asked him if he saw what happened in front of him (she had to cut between him and a truck that pulled out in front of her). His words? "Oh yeah, that was you? That other woman was lucky you didn't hit her, she would have died." That's it. He was on diner break. Cops aren't distrusted for being criminals. Cops are distrusted because they (a goodly portion) are untrained and ignorant of civil liberties and become criminals. The subject of your video was unlucky for being a cop in the video age. Otherwise, he's the type of officer I grew up with.

[@joebrett9972]

The best part is when Farva fumbled with the tazer. 😂😂

[@Hoopty91]

He never got his damn *litre of Cola'!*

[@Hoopty91]

@@texsouthpaw7502 its the thin lips..:p

[@jasonl1775]

Farva!!😂👏

[@rogerthat309]

Dare me to call this guy a chicken fucker?

[@danield5760]

How many times can you call them chicken fucker

[@christophertucker8031]

Fired... using a taser on a person in handcuffs is so cowardly. Imagine what would happen if they ever meet again.

[@arizonatea3734]

Probably went home and beat up his wife and kids too. Straight up coward. Should throw him in a cell for 5 min and let someone fair fight him.

[@zac8953]

@@arizonatea3734 I will never understand how someone could beat their kids

[@arizonatea3734]

@@zac8953 me either but this guy is oozing with that vibe. He wouldn't go in a cell bare handed to attempt to abuse him how he did handcuffed. His kids probably tried calling the cops and he suited up and beat them again. Hes a prime example of people seeking that job for power.

[@zac8953]

@@arizonatea3734 Agreed.

[@Halfstep2024]

Christopher Tucker I’ve been tased in cuffs while complying, another time while my hands were behind my back waiting to be cuffed so I wouldn’t be tased, and once I actually earned it lol well to be honest I had it coming on all of them for being a piece of shit dope head but you get what I mean. I understand officers being pissed when you do something stupid (as I did) and reacting out of anger even when it’s not necessary. But that’s just me.

[@mattG1661]

It's the fact that you can acknowledge the bad ones that i can respect you. You dont act like this stuff never happens, and your not afraid to admit it. Thanks

[@HTXrios]

I wouldn't care much but what makes me livid is that they do this knowing you can't possibly do nothing to help yourself in that situation

[@djm6211]

Cowards

[@ImGazu]

Even trying to block your face/neck counts as an assault on an officer/ resisting arrest + whatever else depending on the day they are having.

[@alanduncan3710]

Well, you could - not shoplift and then not run, so I guess there is something you could do.

[@jonm3131]

@@alanduncan3710 hb the social worker that got shot because he was walking with an autistic client? He still got shot lol.

[@psyience3213]

The epitome of defenseless. Handcuffed and in custody, outnumbered 5 to 1. Theres not much more cowardly than that

[@KJBiblePreaching]

Donut Operator is REAL NEWS EDIT: And he always has been

[@kermitbigbooty8758]

Ryan Flesher One of the realest sexiest man out there.

[@gamersjug3876]

Mmm hes a full course meal leaving some for later

[@Dycewyfe]

TK UA what?

[@notnickDPT]

Ryan Flesher *Alex Jones

[@notnickDPT]

Music Lifee *their

[@texasranger24]

If that shoplifter is smart he got ouchies for a day or two, but also a million dollar to meke himself feel better. This is one of the cases where the victim should absolutely press charges and sue the officer/department/city. Smart people don't fight police in the streets but in court, and this man might have won the lottery.

[@Paronak]

Aghate Wahedi i mean, he's still a criminal. If he ever gets 1mil he would 100% call a hitman on the police officer.

[@ancientaccount7982]

Paronax Um, that's a bit of a leap there, my man. Mind explaining yourself?

[@ROTAXD]

Aghate Wahedi yes, he should sue the cop as an individual, the department did nothing wrong...in fact, they did all they could do by firing the shitbag.

[@texasranger24]

ROTAXD you are right, but you know how this game works. You don't sue where common sense tells you to, you sue where the money is...

Paronax nigga he stole some damn clothes lol you need to get your ass off your phone and out of your suburban house cuz you need a dose of reality

[@juniorrobo9945]

You are correct Donut….love your channel - keep the vids coming

[@graemeledwidge3809]

I love that you have transparent views into the way bad cops get noticed in the way they behave. Thank you donut your transparency may have a impact on how people see the truth in law enforcement agencies being bought before for the courts for their misjustice on human rights. Now everyone will know that you are not. bias in law enforcement. Good job brother keep up the good work mate 👍. All police officers are accountable for their actions.

[@porchiafrazierjr7324]

I’m glad to hear all the other officers were honest about the complete situation

[@oughv]

Sure they didnt lie, but neither did they do anything to protect this guy.

[@zacharyjenkins9204]

@@oughv It's because they followed the books. They did the proper legal way. They did it through the appropriate channels, without any chance of being reprimanded. But yes complain about that too.

[@desepticon4]

@@zacharyjenkins9204 Arresting him for felony assault would have also been "by the books".

[@zacharyjenkins9204]

@@desepticon4 No it wouldn't have of. Sure we can all say it's wrong and should've been handled this way or that. Fact remains you nor I are in that department. I only speak of experience and how most departments use the same policies in this regard.

[@brennenbrandt7684]

It’s sad that there are people like this in the police force. Thankfully that guy got fired.

[@Devinchi_Art]

question is why didn't any of those officers step in in the moment to protect the citizen they are sworn to protect?

[@eliezermartinez1565]

To be honest I think its better to let him do it, that way there is proof of him doing this shit. If they were to stop him before he tazed or hit the guy, he probably wouldve gotten away just fine, and probably done it to someone else when he was alone, maybe even kill somebody.

[@globerunner5660]

L oh fucking l

[@KorvekKorborjordordon]

"June 27 - The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the police did not have a constitutional duty to protect a person from harm, even a woman who had obtained a court-issued protective order against a violent husband making an arrest mandatory for a violation." The police are not here to protect you.

[@vlogress11c81]

@@eliezermartinez1565 exactly why I wouldn't stop it. I would if it went too far but you need to get this on video to get rid of him.

[@nojuststfu2942]

THEY WORK JUST LIKE A GANG they dont snitch eachother and they back eachother no matter What

[@baconoverlord7982]

Oh, there's no chance.. NO CHANCE I would be able to handle the complete losers that cops deal with on a daily basis.

[@indygamertag829]

Slightly disappointed that after that tase to the neck no other officer decided to step in

[@springysloth1186]

Bad Drivers of Central Texas I agree. But the other officers knew it was on tape, and if they interfered Office Starks may have hurt them and become more controlling.

[@PandaCheeks]

@@springysloth1186 cops aren't stupid, they know better than to get in an altercation with a nother officer, plus there where 3 other officers vs 1 they could have easily put a stop to it after the first punch....(They where just to scared to do anything)

[@springysloth1186]

Panda Cheeks I don’t know if your agreeing with me or not. Anyway, like I said they knew it was unjust, and didn’t feel they should join in the fight to help the man. They were not scared, especially since they had numbers on the cop: they just felt they shouldn’t involve them selves

[@PandaCheeks]

@@springysloth1186 it's sad because the other cops knew he was wrong for doing that and not one of them said a gd thing to him. To me, they where just to scared to do the right thing.

[@KingJamesIX]

@@PandaCheeks I don't really think it was fear but if I had been the officer who cuffed him I would've verbally told him to back off go get in his cruiser the perp is in custody and therefore under my protection. That's what 'custody' means.. when you take someone into 'custody' and render them helpless it is given that you are taking responsibility for the safety of the person and therefore are required to defend that person even against outside actors who attempt to harm said helpless person. One tazer should've been met with three and officer farva shouldn't have been allowed to approach the suspect.

[@NopeKickEm]

Shame on that man for trying to run from the cops but more shame to those cops for not stopping that aggressive officer. No excuse of any of this to happen...

[@Mike-om4tv]

Criminal charges for that neck taze ONLY IF the victim presses charges. His own department wont even file charges with that clearcut video. That is part of the problem.

[@lockedon8953]

Ik how it seems that's just not how the law works, unfortunately. With that being said, I'm not to familiar with the broken ass Common Law system. I'm fortunate enough to not live in a common law state

[@Po1itica11yNcorrect]

They CAN'T file charges unless the victim is willing to prosecute. That's not the department's fault. That's the law. Now, the law can be changed so that people can be charged for crimes even if victims are unwilling to prosecute but then the jails would be even more overcrowded than they are now.

[@Cainexavier]

More than one bad cop in this scene...

[@LY-ry1ju]

I like this idea of criticizing bad cops as well. I don’t understand why people think good cops don’t care about the bad cops when good cops probably hate bad cops more than the BLM movement.

[@LY-ry1ju]

You Can't Stop The Scout That’s why I used the example?

[@deank5649]

Layne Yannes I hate both but your correct bad cops are WAY worse

[@LY-ry1ju]

LEO-TACMED Lol I meant that the good cops hate bad cops more than the BLM hates bad cops, but I guess looking at it that way works too

[@deank5649]

Layne Yannes LOL

[@thorazine0076]

I didn't see any of the 'good cops' step in to stop the 1 bad cop in this video... did you?

[@csx_cat5893]

cop: drivetazes guy in neck guy: doesnt get up cop: suprised pikachu face

[@colonelcrug8661]

@Chi Sam you know what he meant you dumbass, he meant drivestuns and surprised

[@caleblikesdeadfries]

Chi Sam bro you don’t have to be a dick, you know what he means, what you get hard off being a dickhead on the internet bro.

[@csx_cat5893]

@Chi Sam lol sam i just really wish drivetaze was a word.

[@colonelcrug8661]

@Chi Sam lmao, I'm sorry that I've never seen the word drive stuns written out on paper but at least I don't need to be a toxic piece of shit to get my dick hard

[@colonelcrug8661]

@Chi Sam oh, your a racist piece of shit too, damn you just keep getting worse. I honestly feel bad for your family

[@trobaughryan]

Question is- why was the officer not immediately arrested on the scene after the first assault?

[@withlessAsbestos]

Simple, the other police realize he’s capable of beating them all up, as long as they’re hand cuffed.

[@YorkeTheDirector]

EXACTLY MY QUESTION

[@matpainter2164]

It could resolve in a shoot out and he had his taser drawn and if shot at the head there is a good chance it will kill someone so it is safer to wait until they are out of uniform or at least dont have a weapon drawn

[@outis2493]

sorry but if a policeman spits in your face and beats you soulless he there will be "researches" but if a civilian does it he will be put in jail if they can disprove he is guilty. thats just plainly wrong.

[@WarrenPuffet]

Mat Painter regardless, you don’t allow him to continue to assault a handcuffed man. They signed up to stop crimes, regardless of the threat they may face from a fellow officer. That’s a terrible excuse.

[@Sock659]

If I was one of those officers I would ask that officer, "wtf man, he's already in custody"

[@joshualovatt3113]

Would you really want to get into a confrontation in an environment that’s already dangerous where both you and the other officer have loaded firearms?

[@Sock659]

@@joshualovatt3113 I'm not a police officer myself. But if I was and my colleague did that yes.

[@kotarichards5218]

@@joshualovatt3113 I've heard of officers telling their partners to "step away" because they have become too heated, Donut himself has stated he's had to do this. There's nothing wrong with telling a guy to tap his breaks and step away for a bit.

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

@Joshua Lovatt you make it sound like officers are highly charged emotional animals that would resort to shooting each other when challenged by another colleague. If that's the case then they shouldn't be officers in the first place and dismissed from the force. Every single job anyone works in, if you see a colleague not doing his job, or worse stepping over the line and doing something that could result in serious harm, I'd expect their colleagues to challenge that person. If not then, myself, as a boss, would either severely discipline or fire them depending on the circumstances.

[@Cynicism101]

Check Mate wonderfully articulate response, is it nap time for you yet?

[@Jared-cg7lc]

There are good cops and bad cops but most cops I’ve met are absolutely kind and are great people🇺🇸

[@kamibij]

True

[@realpolicetalk]

Jared 1776 👍

[@a-10warthog51]

Winston Smith sorry your ass got caught speeding

[@insertnamehere1865]

wealthyglobe638 ssshhhh . .. . He is still a little booty tickled over that parking ticket he got last friday.

[@noahw5484]

Jared 1776 Agreed.

[@whichtwin5209]

Officer Starks was a little pissed he got dispatched on his lunch, now he can maintain that gut through unemployment 😂

[@robertmartello9882]

Yes cops to report cops, but very rarely do they cross The Thin Blue Line

[@Nunyabeeswax777]

I hope this guy gets the crap sued out of him.

[@kypreston1045]

nathaniel byrd did you mean donut or yourself

[@roboactive]

@@kypreston1045 He meant the fuckwit cop that tased the shoplifter.

[@kypreston1045]

Starman he can answer for himself

[@friedpickles909]

Ky Preston this is the internet brodie anyone can comment

[@LosianOne]

Except unfortunately they are going to sue the city

[@kvandy1340]

The thing that shocks me and worries me, is that this cop had knowledge of not one, but three cameras.

[@IsraelCountryCube]

😍 why is it so hot when a woman has a rightful mind? *darn....what am. I gonna do with this....*

[@thetavibes9021]

@@IsraelCountryCube Rub it out and move on?

[@EmperorNonya]

@@thetavibes9021 right on bro

[@notarussianspy6929]

@@IsraelCountryCube How do I delete someone else’s reply?

[@IsraelCountryCube]

@@notarussianspy6929 and who's reply do you want to delete?

[@davidmayberry3190]

You drop your weapon you don't deserve to have it.

[@joshslim3]

Unless you are a soldier. Explosions and all that among other obvious things

[@davidmayberry3190]

@@joshslim3 Ever hear the expression "come back with your shield or on it"? Same goes for a soldier's rifle. Not saying a soldier never drops their weapon, but it's rare.

[@bodhitree33]

One moment your lifting a shop, the next suing a cop. What.

[@movessmitt6427]

@@davidmayberry3190 What? That's not what that means. You're out of your mind. I need to be SO WELL TRAINED UPON PURCHASE of my taser, that if I drop it, it should be taken away on the spot. You're arbitrary as fuck and just as likely to drop a gun due to being a human as me. I don't know where you're getting these "soldier rules" but fuck 'em, they're bad rules, property is never above my life or even my well-being or convenience.

[@movessmitt6427]

@@buster8913 Yes, it does, lol.

[@Wreckhouse69]

Well done. As always!!! Stay positive Donut ! If most cops were bad most encounters would be aggressive/violent !!

[@paulsullivan1650]

Absolutely horrible to do that. A shoplifter? C'mon man, he was treated like a crazed serial killer by that cop. The scary thing Donut, is that if that cop wasn't fired, can you just imagine what he'd do to a serious criminal? Can you imagine what he's probably done in the past? Scary thought, scary guy. Once again 🍩 Donut, great job, great video...Thanks.

[@glizzygladiator8055]

You speak as if this cop views serious criminals any different from a lawbreaker like the one he assaulted, this guy views citizens as less than him. The only way people can talk themselves into and carry out atrocities is if they view the other party as non-human, or less than themselves. Look at Nanking and the way Japanese soldiers thought of Chinese civilians and soldiers alike. It is an eery look into the depravity of the human mind when given power (or when it’s taken).

[@Cenobyte40k]

He just went and got another job. they didn't take his LEO license away. they didn't charge him with the multiple felonies he committed. Heck they just let him do it... But we are suppose to be happy they put it in their report knowing it was all on camera?

[@noname-oe9jy]

@@Cenobyte40k "Some of the cops reported him" - They damn sure didn't try to stop him did they.

[@cannedlaughter2535]

@@Cenobyte40k I agree 100%. A victim of a crime does not have to press charges in order for the state to do so. By this time the man was probably terrified of the entire system. This was a criminal act. There does need to be accountability.

[@notimportant7689]

@@noname-oe9jy yes you right dude I'm not fan of black and cops if I can speak honestly but I fucking hate when people ambuse thier power on a poor soul who didn't do anything worng may god bless hes soul

[@faefirebird1576]

Thank you Donut for showing the other side as well, i fully lean on the cops side on most things but showing these incidents give you alot more credibility

[@faefirebird1576]

Showing these Aswell*

[@faefirebird1576]

Please upload a few more so it will be easier for your viewers to recommend your channel without having a “he doesnt show the bad cops” argument on hand, make like a playlist on your channel or something and just put a few in there. Just to clarify i believe you are not biased but reasonable.

[@stephenmiller9009]

fae Firebird who watches youtube videos that their friends watch ? Unless they watch the videos together? People who werent his fans don't just love him now

[@faefirebird1576]

Stephen Miller ; I talk to some of my teachers sometimes and have been able to reach pretty good conclusions on multiple topics. BLM and police have been a harder topic as they dont watch dash cam footage as much as the most popular garbage that donut shoots to pieces. The specific teachers i do talk to are reasonable and do not worship garbage people like shawn king for example but just simply dont know channels like Donut’s exist yet. Ive been slightly hesitant to introduce them to his channel for the fact that they might immediately ask for a video like this and not be willing to watch his content when i failed to show them. If they did so it would be unreasonable of them but this has just been something i was waiting for. I love police in America and agree with 99% of what Donut has shown and commented on, im on Donuts side here just saying a little push in this direction for like even as few as 5 videos could help people like me bring in not only more audience for Donut but less misinformed people in our country.

[@faefirebird1576]

Winston Smith ; Personally i think the officer holding the guy when the other one tazes him is responsible as well but on a lot smaller degree, the other two might not have seen what happened and assumed that the driver resisted at the time, but as Donut states all 3 later gave testimony against the bad cop. If you are wanting instant justice then think of this: bad cop comes up and tazes compliant suspect, cop holding him tazes bad cop/says he is under arrest, you now have an armed co worker you are about to possibly fight, who is most definitely heated in public. This could lead to public safety issues that would be even bigger than the mess the bad cop already created (which is no small thing). Now if the bad cop had tazed the guy and then continued to beat the shit out of the guy, the officers should have done all that, but he didnt he just tazed him and then pointed it at him, which i am NOT making light of, i would love to fist to cuffs the hell out of him if he did that to me, but it was just the way the other officers reacted to the situation at hand.

[@joshbenton810]

Did he outrank the others? Because as soon as he pushed he should have been reprimanded by one of the other 3, and as soon as he tazed he should have been handcuffed (pro police but that shits out of order)

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Once an officer commits an offense, rank no longer applies. Like, I can understand when they didn't react when he just pushed the guy, no harm done. But when he tazed the dude, fuck it, it is on now, and he should have been arrested on the spot.

[@johnchalleen3278]

@@OmniscientWarrior Cops arresting cops? Not likely, it's an internal affairs gig. The first officer should've told the excited clown to stand down . That didn't appear to have happened. There are dicks out there who would give grandma a ticket for taking too long to cross the street, there are more reasonable officers who would assist them in crossing. Which one did their job?

[@gamevoid3684]

There all the same rank dont hit me with that shit

[@gamevoid3684]

@xxx CHOPPER this was a joke dud

[@stonerman2524]

I Love this channel, Donut Operator Is in my top 10 !!! :D

[@gregkis]

Ok he gotfired but it still got swept under the rug. He should've been charged

[@zacbigham3504]

With what?

[@pumpkinsmasher8346]

@@zacbigham3504 aggrivated assualt.

[@lewisallan9963]

He was

[@gregkis]

@@lewisallan9963 and how do you know that?

[@FizzyCape]

SeagullG the department said he’d face criminal charges if the shoplifter guy chose to press charges.

[@Chazz401]

Bork Bork Nom Nom?

[@motercross1017]

YES!!

[@bananaboi8064]

BORK!

[@sandpounder3443]

Nope just tictictictictic

[@bananaboi8064]

QUINN Isntmyname oooh I get it taser

[@sandpounder3443]

Memes .0rg yep

[@smokey213]

The suspect is about TO GET PAID !!! Good job officer dingle berry

[@YZER19]

Where is that from again?

[@johnster9730]

@@YZER19 shrek....I think

[@adamfrazer5150]

A minute and 20 seconds is all it took you to explain the Channel and it's purpose - not only well-written but authentic, genuine and clearly heartfelt. Those last 3 are fundamentally priceless today. I appreciate all your efforts man, and the spirit behind them.

[@corbindallas1088]

Off topic but goddammit that is one glorious mustache brother

[@fontaineking5158]

yyxy wise man how much does the freak show charge to see her??

[@TokyoDripp]

HA

[@hck71]

Corbin Dallas addressing Donuts mustache is *NEVER* off topic brother

[@Drak976]

It is pretty amazing.

[@rigotobar1556]

Only subbed cuz of it.

[@Adiscretefirm]

They reported him (good), but they didn't seem to do anything to stop him at the time (bad).

[@briannotafan3368]

people who dont like cops dont bother calling them if a black man robs you

[@Adiscretefirm]

@@briannotafan3368 expecting cops to follow the law is a long way from hating cops.

[@yunglilbill5723]

@@briannotafan3368 why would he have to be black?

[@bronsonthebull1311]

Why wasn’t the cop immediately separated after the battery when the guy was handcuffed? This is why people are suspicious and skeptical

[@purplvurpl0295]

Bronson The Bull exactly! You’d think after he pointed the taser in his face, the other cops would’ve got him away from the shoplifter

@@Harrisongarrison0800 You 12 or something? Using emojis like a little bitch.

[@oopsiepoopsie2898]

My best guess was the cop hand cuffing was confused. I have seen it happen when a marine sees another marine doing something obviously wrong, they don’t know how to react or what to do at first. It also could be the cop hand cuffing is new and they guy doing the assault is older so he doesn’t want to say some shit right then and there. That could happen, obviously that’s fixable with ethics classes

[@ploopy45]

i know im really late, but i think if the other cops did something (pushed him away, pushed his hand away) stark would try to use that against them. they dont want to give anything to stark that would help him. i feel like they wanted to do something, but they thankfully realized that holding back would get what everyone wanted. the other cops would have anything against them, and most importantly, stark would be fired.

[@odamarkado]

It'd be smarter to not cause conflict between each other when on scene.

[@Sateliteman]

"pulls out his tazer and puts it in the guys face" They call me TAZERFACE

[@RushGamma]

Why didn't the other cops arrest that one for aggravated assault or something along those lines? If a regular citizen did that they would be in cuffs in 10 seconds. No they just get reported and fired?!...

[@fontaineking5158]

RushyG they are cowards!

[@Raymo2u]

Then he should be dealt with like anyone else in the same position without a badge...Why is it any different when they wear a badge? If anything the punishment should be MORE SWIFT and MORE SEVERE as they are supposed to be held to a higher standard.

[@robvonk79]

Very good point. Wouldn't it make all police look better if there was dash cam footage of them showing that they're not going to put up with that sort of shit by cuffing the officer and throwing him in the back of a patrol car? I get that they reported it, and they certainly should have at the very least. But when people look at those actions, it's pretty digusting. Arresting that officer would show that those officers who are policing properly share that disgust.

[@claytonheimlich6905]

Departmental policy. Report it to a supervisor, don’t act like one yourself and arrest another on duty cop.

[@BackFortyTV]

Doesn’t work that way. Must be reported to a supervisor and investigated.

[@MrTristanryan]

Well done Donut! Spot on man, he's a thug and has no place in law enforcement!

[@lennychorn147]

What about the small town cops, where the corruption starts with the chief on down? I filed a complaint against a lieutenant with the chief. As I was headed out, the chief walked into the room where all cops do their paperwork. They made sure I was looking as the chief handed the complaint to the lieutenant, who snickered and smiled at me as he balled up the complaint and filed it in the circular file cabinet. That lieutenant is now a captain and is still harassing me and my family.

[@RICDirector]

State Attorney General would be the next step. Document, document, document.

[@alexmcdonald9424]

Take your pills, grandad.

[@bsuns123123]

file more complaints. Create your own records of it, film yourself going to the police station. If they continue to ignore your complaints and don't file them properly take it to the office of the State Attorney General and sue the fuck out of them.

[@MrTubbyTubb76]

Attorney general or depending on your state most states have a bureau of investigation that has an internal affairs department make the complaint directly to them and make sure you document everything as others have said invest in a dash cam and a rear mounted cam that way if you get pulled over you will have a recording of what they pulled you over for and it will show if you were speeding, most have a GPS readout of your speed in the recording, and try to get one with sound that way you're not conspicuous holding a cell phone to record them harassing you. Plus the recording will also have a record for instance if you ran a stop sign, made an improper Lane change etc if that's what they said you did and you will have irrefutable proof that you didn't when you have the recordings download them to your PC that way you can email them to whatever agency you turn them in to. That's the best way I could think of to catch them red-handed and once you have that sue them for civil rights violations that alone regardless of any criminal harassment or what do they call it deprivation of civil rights under the color of law. www.justice.gov/crt/deprivation-rights-under-color-law that article will explain it better than I did. Good luck and hopefully you will get some justice and peace of mind......

[@kelvinb16]

Fake story, you can't ball something up and then file it

[@Tbone272]

Why didn't the other officers do anything?

[@Insertnamehereplz]

This is the officer that gets others hurt

[@EClark-nu5nr]

And that's why the other cops should reign him in. Great, they reported him, but they didn't stop him.

[@dan-gheorghe2277]

Some people think police officers don't get punished for their actions??Rly?4 police officers got suspended like 2 weeks for doing the ok hand gesture in a photo...explain that atheists

[@realpolicetalk]

Tovarasul Ceausescu 👍

[@The1FastGP]

People are dumb.

[@coling443]

Hahaha do you think atheists think cops don’t get punished or something?? I’m confused how atheists got dragged into your message

[@kukajin9560]

Colin Gicona its a meme of "explain that atheists"

[@edthehuman9626]

Cringey Boy Gaming TODAY ON BEHIND THE MEME

[@someoneelse1904]

The issue people then have is the fact that the other officers didn’t stop him at the time, although it’s impossible to tell what was said from the audio.

[@phaedra9698]

I agree. That's the problem. I can understand that it would be difficult to control a subject when the police were infighting but once there were several officers there, someone should have asked him to step back because he was clearly too agitated.

[@bryanwoods3373]

@@phaedra9698 And then we don't know if Off. Stark outranks them or something. It's easy to say criticize from the other side of a screen, but we've all probably had some moment where we allowed a greater authority to do what we felt was wrong out of fear of the repercussions. And in a case like this, the officer is already demonstrating a willingness for excessive force. It's not a far leap.of logic that he'll do similar for the audacity of disrespecting him in the field.

[@chimichangaplays7781]

id have tazed that fucker right back and put him in cuffs

[@nanaraoof4241]

Bryan Woods i think off. stark did outrank the other cops, so there’s not much they can do until the situation is over unfortunately.

[@pasijutaulietuviuesas9174]

In-between conflicts could have been very dangerous on the scene. It's important to stay composed until the end and after it's over, then you can lash out. It's not just in police, but also security guards, or any other high intensity potentially dangerous situation.

[@sjmclean0]

None of them seem to do anything to stop him, passively standing by letting this happen means they're all bad cops.

[@Azrael76667]

Shhh stop making sense

[@madamewalkers6424]

I don't really want to start an argument. But there's a clear reason why they don't just stop him then and there. If you have an officer go a bit too far with a suspect. Say this suspect was compliant but needed urgent help. That bad cop goes overboard and injures the suspect. One immediately tries to take care of the bad officer. their eyes go off the seemingly calm suspect, which could suddenly change at any moment, and makes one less officer able to immediately help. Plus, as stated by a comment above me. Cops rely heavily on their surroundings. If they have anything impared, such as a chaotic environment taking away from their senses (Either via sight, or sound) it becomes harder to keep control of the situation, which can spiral it out of control. If you have one officer go too far and do something illegal, and one of the cops immediately tries to stop it, that's one less person to help, and if they try to arrest and in the off chance that cop tries to resist being arrested. That will add to the chaos and make the situation a lot more dangerous. It's better to just leave it to a former complaint to a supervisor. Sometimes. Silence on the field is the best option. You lose your focus, you could lose your life. (And this is just from what I can gather from what I've researched, take what I say with a grain of salt.)

[@Pristhhh]

@@madamewalkers6424fr

[@davidjohnson2775]

I LOVE law enforcement, LOVE THEM. This one needs to be charged with assault.

[@super8bitable]

Suprised this is demonitized.

[@BendySnowball]

rhyming :)

[@DonutOperator]

no shit

[@DavidJohnson-mo7fq]

Donut Operator they don't care what you're talking about at this point.

[@WinkyMcWinkerson]

I got an ad. A looooong ass add for Bonnaroo and an interview with Chromeo. I love Chromeo.

[@AgentSmith911]

But what about the other officers on the scene, why didn't they object? 🤔

[@MrMatt713]

the officer walked up behind the arresting officer while he was putting on cuffs and just reached up and tazed him. really nobody saw it coming. and maybe they didn't do something immediately, but they did report and get the dude fired, so they did do the right thing just maybe not quick enough for you

[@jimmy64224]

@@MrMatt713 the question is after he tazed the suspect, why did the other cops allow him to get close and what appeared to be antagonizing the suspect? What if he pulled his gun? When would they step in? Or would it be a Goodfellas scene where Joe Pesci kills Spyder? "Whoa! What's wrong with you? You know I am not going to help you dig the hole!"

[@MrMatt713]

i understand the 'could have done more' but they got the dude fired, and the suspect was taken with no more problems. painting fictitious scenarios where 'what if' logic is applied can be done all day.

[@jimmy64224]

@@MrMatt713 the question is not a they could of done more or positing a fictitious scenario. The question was where is the line that they would have stopped the action in the moment?

[@Treynxxx]

@@jimmy64224 Do you ever shut the fuck up? It's not their place and you wouldnt of done anything in that situation either.

[@derekradcliffe3313]

And the other officers let him do it. Not one bad cop. But 4 bad cops.

[@peegoblin8372]

1:28

[@mattonix9653]

Not all police are perfect. But with how police are being treated it's good to educated and informed on police.

[@aidandixon6028]

Mattxbeasty Nobody is perfect, a few are just a lot worse than others.