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Cleveland Police: facebook.com/ClevelandPoliceDept/ Internal Affairs Interviews: Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epyWYWePn9mHjdk (Cpt. Dzuiba) Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJLEYpmQYqamobM (Det. Cozart) Part 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2HJkndtjd54gZY (Other Officers) Submit your video: forms.gle/CUpEtoKF4cw7apur6 Merch: crowdmade.com/collections/lackluster - - Channels - - The Odd Side: kzbin.info/door/TSdgjy509mgNBfAa4MQ3gw Lady LackLuster: kzbin.info/door/tj-_HlsiOHIZpdjIWsFi_w - - Social - - FaceBook: facebook.com/LackLusterVideo DISCORD: discord.gg/SUcPuym Twitter: twitter.com/DaleHillerYT IG: lackluster_media TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@lackluster_official - - Gear - - Body Cam: amzn.to/3KdeIi6 Gimbal: amzn.to/3gZCQsd Best Camera: amzn.to/3x1gn3L GoPro: amzn.to/2U8KY0M Radar/Laser Detector $$$: amzn.to/37LtQC2 Radar/Laser Detector $$: amzn.to/3bGyZfQ Radar/Laser Detector $: amzn.to/37hQIfg DashCam $$$: amzn.to/3x6fKZC DashCam $$: amzn.to/3NP6EGj DashCam $: amzn.to/3BUAinB This page contains affiliate links. I receive commissions on verified purchases. (at no additional cost to you)

[@mattr8904]

👀

[@rustyshackelford1483]

I live in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio and I have witnessed the violent and corrupt actions of Cleveland P.D. employees. About 10 years ago, I was moonlighting as a nightclub doorman. The nightclub paid cops to be there on Friday & Saturday nights. One night, there were 2 cops on a detail. One patrolman and a Lieutenant. At some point, 2 young drunk guys were walking down the street, one of them foolishly laid across a parked car's hood. It turned out the car belonged to the Lieutenant. The Lieutenant followed the 2 guys into a parking garage (in full uniform). According to the other cop, the Lieutenant beat the living sh*t out of the guy who laid on his car. The patrolman had to pull the Lieutenant off of the poor guy. He was bloody and the cop said he had an obviously broken nose. The psycho Lieutenant came back to the nightclub and acted as if nothing happened. He had to leave early, because there was blood on his white uniform shirt. There are no "good cops". Except for the dead ones. Avoid any encounters with murderous psychopaths at all costs!

[@measl]

*As usual, they thoroughly investigated themselves, and found that they had done nothing wrong. The PD is fast becoming a standing army, subject to Constitutional repercussions.*

[@NealD]

Cpt Dzubia is a domestic terrorist. He should be treated as such.

[@HANKM-bl4vn]

LAWSUIT? I GUESS THEY'RE LOOKING TO BUY A REAL HOUSE INSTEAD OF A SHACK IN THE WOOD SURROUNDED BY GARBAGE.

[@erikanders3343]

The DA should be considered a accomplice to the crime

[@admthrawnuru]

Failing to prosecute easily provable crimes by police should automatically get him slapped with a nice federal conspiracy to deprive rights case. Because that's what it is, he's conspiring with his buddy to let his buddy keep depriving people of their rights.

[@Thezuule1]

They usually are..

[@kristalmacleod3004]

this should MADE KNOWN to Every Judge = a COVER UP and its in the Open= Crooks go 2 jail why NOT the 2 bad apples

[@wadestanton]

The cops know where he lives.

[@theellis8951]

the whole system is just a mafia.

[@patrickdecambra2219]

District Attorney's protecting police officers at any cost even the freedom of innocent United States citizens. How is this not treason against our constitution?

[@barrybb5409]

It is but theyre only loyal to israel.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

In Houston Texas DA Kim Ogg campaigned on the fact that she would never bring a case against a police officer to trial. She had the full support of the police union for that little promise.

[@skurdibbles7913]

For it to be treason the act has to be done to benefit another country.

[@chestertonhawks9823]

Until we start punishing the punishers, there will be civil unrest.

[@mdr9738]

GREAT Question”

[@charanth182]

Failure to activate body cams should be at minimum dismissal. Ordering others to do so should be a felony.

[@jayknight139]

it should be automatic one year in jail.

[@waynewayne9693]

I agree 1000 percent.

[@BoKnowsYourMother21]

They should be canned if they mute them as well

[@stephengrigg5988]

Sure sounds like conspiracy to me, but im just another of the slave woking class person in this apartheid system we have now. I forget how officers have a different set of laws

[@AlanTClark]

That's $66,000 that the boys were awarded should come out of the cop's bank account. Not taxpayers pockets! I am so sick of the police acting like thugs and bullies, and then when they get sued it comes out of our pockets!😡😡

[@surf6009]

The captain told us. Why didn't they all stand up to the captain? Ya, we know why.

[@larrybrinley8222]

I don't see any boys

[@surfingonmars8979]

Former prosecutor here. Would LOVE to prosecute this lying so-called Captain.

[@barrybb5409]

And that is why you are FORMER.

[@RollerCoasterLineProductions]

Like the cia, you are the enemy of all Americans.

[@jakethesnake0110]

Thank you and you seem like a straightforward person, we need more people like you in the justice field!

[@RealJohnnyGuillotine]

Perhaps you should call the prosecutors office where this happens voice concerns.

[@OldSpoolRacing]

And you know that most prosecutors don't dare go against the good old boys club and if somehow a person can get a case in front of a judge then the judge will majority of the time side with the same club. I'd bet the % of cases where the system is found to be liable for civil rights violations is very low at a local level but much higher when it comes to appellate or Supreme courts. It's happened to me. Started with local officers violating my rights then it moved up to the chief of police doing everything he could to refuse records requests and harassing me and then moved to a local judge forcing me to take down the body camera footage i posted that my lawyer was able to get. They knew I'd eventually run out of money to fight with them about it because I'm a 100% disabled vet so they they fought me all the way through the state records board hearing that they had pushed off every month for almost a year just to jack up my attorney charges.

[@benwalters4808]

When the prosecution refuses to charge cops that were investigated it's like spitting in the face of the tax payer twice.

[@fireskycam9889]

Agreed

[@Blue-hf7xt]

cops don't see taxpayers as paying them. The gov signs their checks. The gov hires and fires cops. cops see gov as their king. cops serve their king, not the people

[@bustercheeks3070]

Yeah it is. Stuff like this is a PR nightmare. Not only did you mess with these guys for no good reason you also cost the city tens of thousands of dollars. There’s 0 accountability.

[@chairmanmaoio9937]

IT's almost like there are no good cops.

[@canucanoe2861]

@@chairmanmaoio9937 None that last long.

[@clintbrock7697]

Despicable! The Capt. should be held personally responsible for the cost of replacing the phone he stole.

[@jet4926]

White shirt is eating off his own fat..

[@julielichtenstein6810]

Zuba was so obese that he wouldn’t be able to catch a turtle who was stealing grass to eat from the grounds & he wouldn’t be able to pass a pt test that all military personnel are required to pass

[@commonsense5209]

Watching this sends shiver down my spine. Thank you for exposing the ugly reality of a corrupt system.

[@Chris23mccarville]

As I've said before, any law enforcement officer issued a working camera, but does not have it on during the course of their duties, should immediately be terminated from the position.

[@alphabravo8703]

yup

[@robertschwartzman195]

Place them in prison and loose their Qualified Immunity.

[@MikeWalls7829]

Super simples.

[@nmarkert01]

Tbh I think it should go further. It should be at least a misdemeanor charge for obstruction of justice for the officer as well as being fired.

[@maryshea603]

....and never allowed to work in any enforcement position ever again.

[@francisseidel8014]

The prosecutors not going after these cops are despicable.

[@kevinforeman4485]

U must be unaware of the $$$$$ the police union "donates" to the district attorneys office.

[@Blue-hf7xt]

why are you surprised? it is the blue line gang

[@francisseidel8014]

@@Blue-hf7xt - I didn't say I was surprised. Just said they were despicable.

[@rompa8421]

@@francisseidel8014 go cry about it

[@francisseidel8014]

@Rompa - I don't cry about such things. I talk to my congressman and demand change.

[@bl3788]

That’s so messed up that none of them get in trouble. There should be a federal investigation about this.

[@scottshields4477]

As much stuff that the govt. screws up, there should be citizens review board, from a different jurisdiction, no conflict of interest that way.

[@phylliswestbury5081]

$66,000 settlement? That is absurd! Should be millions to make any dent in this corruption

[@Loy_Otterton]

I'm so tired of no one in power wanting to actually hold these crooks accountable.

[@MoldyWater989]

They're all in league together

[@Damitsall]

I know those guys with guitars should have been charged to the fullest extent of the law. Those brave cops did good dealing with those crooks. I'm so glad we can all agree to support cops and pay them.

[@Loy_Otterton]

@@Damitsall haha, thanks for the comment

[@theellis8951]

because the whole system is corrupt, there are no good cops if there are they are quickly fired and pushed out.

[@StandWatie1862]

They all have dirt on each other

[@jaelynnholloman4260]

Gotta give credit to the judge. No nonsense straight to the point.

[@surf6009]

Sounds good. But shouldn't the judge have to take it further?

[@ronbenson5270]

Phone was taken by police, that is theft if it's not entered into evidence & returned. Chargers for no body cameras on. Prosecutor & city mayor need to be charged also!

[@tburgher1]

This is why people have lost respect for the police. The Captain needs to be charged for theft of phone and assault.

[@Some_Guy6]

And false arrest, illegal detainment, kidnapping..........

[@generalohu7782]

@@Some_Guy6 etc!! They all need to be charged!

[@azazel20032001]

And the DA's that are afraid to prosecute cops and the judges that give then probation for things that the rest of us would be put away for life for doing.

[@funnyblog100]

@@Some_Guy6 Don't forget tampering with evidence.

[@FlexDRG]

​@@azazel20032001 that thin blue line is a mile wide here...

[@shenmisheshou7002]

A cop that lies should not be a cop. If you are on a jury, never convict someone based only on the word of a cop. So many of them lie that it would be hard to find someone guilty beyond a reasonable doubt just on the word of any random cop.

[@John_Malloy]

That's a good point.

[@davefuelling7955]

I had jury duty years ago. The charges were conspiracy to distribute. The way the pretrial conversation between the prosecutor and the judge before picking a jury made it look like the only witnesses were undercover police. I felt that if they had any real evidence other than the police's testimony then the charges would have greater then just conspiracy. Before they started questioning us for jury selection, the judge asked if any of us had any reason we couldn't serve as a juror. I raised my hand and the judge had me wait until the rest of the jurors were dismissed for the lunchbreak and then he questioned me himself. I basically told him that it appeared to me that the only evidence they were going to present was the testimony of the officers and if that was the case I couldn't convict the defendant due to past run ins with the police in traffic court where they lied every time. So the judge released me.

[@edwardgatey8301]

Amen. Just waiting for them to ask me. Won’t gat there. Every cop is a liar, and every sinner, a saint.

[@admthrawnuru]

​@@davefuelling7955 why on earth would that exclude you? And why did you feel it excluded you? We need people like you on juries.

[@Melanie16040]

@@davefuelling7955 Why would you remove yourself form the jury? Did you want to help them put people on the jury that don't know what cops are like so they could convict them?

[@neeechtnie437]

This tyrant captain belongs in jail for a long long time!!..this whole PD must be closed !!

[@dohboy420]

This behavior is absolutely abhorrent. Something in the system of policing this country is terribly broken and it starts at the top man. That Captain’s actions disgust me. Physically sick rn

[@brettstarks1846]

Ahh, good ol’ “disorderly conduct,” the most chickenshit charge that cops can abuse.

[@jonathanngai5956]

Also the good old "I'm protecting you" heard that in more than one of thse videos

[@wizard3z868]

Obstruction is even better

[@zackholmes8370]

Along with obstruction ,loitering and a few others they twist

[@katblu8874]

Don't forget the also tried and true, interference. What a joke!

[@librab103]

the charge was such BS even the prosecutor couldn't defend the charge in court.

[@BeautifulNightmareX]

I cannot believe they weren’t charged with stealing the phone and assault when those things clearly happened.

[@DelimiterFrameworks]

Body cams should never be off, they should always remain on.

[@richardrocha702]

it's called "the thin blue line" ...of which you as an american citizen have NO privy to or rights as far as they are concerned

[@DelimiterFrameworks]

If cops can turn them off then they will

[@billyrussell8684]

Idk there has been plenty of dumb pigs still have their cameras on when doing “bigly” illegal things

[@swayback7375]

@@billyrussell8684thing is, they are ALWAYS ON… the footage is simply over written again and again when officers don’t activate them. I realize it seems like a small distinction, but it’s not! They are always on and always recording but we leave control of them in the hands of the officers, the same officers are the people those cams are meant to hold accountable. Massive conflict of interest! A more sensible option would be for them to always be recording without overwriting the previous footage, a less favorable options would be removing control of the cameras from the officers. People claim that’s going to create “too much data” which is not a thing at this point, or they’ll say that paying people to monitor the cameras will cost too much, which is false too, it’s our money, we pay out millions in lawsuits for misconduct, in theory we pay it for them to “ protect and serve”, yet we don’t actually get that service, I’d be more than happy to pay more in taxes if it actually helped, I think most people would too, but I could be wrong. There’s also many jobs being lost to automation or better tech, even jobs lost to “higher efficiency”, so creating more jobs is not a bad thing at all. But if I’m wishing for things to change the best option would be complete reform of the so called justice system. From cops on the street doing enforcement all the way up to horrific prisons… the judges, lawyers, and politicians are all part of the problem, fixing one can’t even happen unless we fix them all, including changing the actual laws! We just keep making more laws, which creates more criminals, I mean in my state, actually I think it’s a city ordinance, it is a crime to walk down the street with ice cream in your pocket (apparently people used to steal horses by luring them away with pocket ice cream 🤷🏻) and that law is still on the books and it is entirely up to police if they want to enforce it or not, every state has numerous laws like that. We rarely do away with laws but constantly make new ones, often arbitrarily… it’s no wonder we have more criminals in the US that basically the rest of the world combined… so much for the land of the free and the brave, we are far less free than most other countries, and the direct result is that people live in fear. Honestly anyone in the US that not a bit scared of being falsely accused of a crime and either, beaten, killed or sent to prison where y’all be beaten and possibly killed is beyond me… it must be nice to live in fantasy land, so long as no one breaks the fantasy.

[@markpaterson6466]

Captain should be fired and banned from working in Lawinforcement for ever. Oh and stop his pension as well.

[@thebotimusbot5795]

Prosecutor sees both an assault and a phone stolen, yet say that those things did not happen..... what?

[@postholedigger8726]

What is extremely clear is the level of corruption of the prosecutor. He should be removed from office, disbarred and charged with the coverup of a crime.

[@climber950]

He’s nothing but head of the blue line gang.

[@DopinSmoke]

He also has qualified immunity. It’s why prosecutors never go to prison.

[@ObservationofLimits]

And the judge

[@XJWill1]

@@DopinSmoke No, you are confusing qualified immunity with absolute immunity. Qualified immunity only protects criminals from civil lawsuits. They can still be criminally prosecuted. But absolute immunity, which prosecutors have, protects them from just about all accountability.

[@Killjoyreign]

@@ObservationofLimits The judge that started the investigation on the corrupt cops? Why?

[@purgal5250]

They announced the captain's retirement on Aug 29th. So not only didn't they fire him, they didn't even give him a media blackout out of shame.

[@JP-mn5bs]

The citizens did not get enough for their settlement. What a travesty! Tyranny needs to stop!

[@BigMouse1288]

If he’s straight lying to IA face about him giving orders not to have their cameras on, can you imagine what other crooked stuff he has done and gotten away with.

[@j.hueston4370]

During his interview he stated that if he had of asked the officer to turn his camera off, he would have. Hmmm, why would you ever ask for a camera to be turned off during an encounter? Shows his disrespect for rule of law.

[@adama7752]

He lies because nothing will happen

[@jasonwhitman6625]

The prosecutor is a coward and needs to be replaced

[@cobracommander9138]

This is what happens when powerful police unions pay for the DA's election campaign. This is why police unions shouldn't be allowed to pay for a DA's election.

[@md9971]

And the D.A.

[@BXBZ88]

The prosecutor should have recused themselves. There are numerous Independent investigation bodies against corruption in many countries. Aren't there any in the USA?

[@rembrandt972ify]

@@BXBZ88 The police unions refuse to work unless they know any investigation will end with "We are all heroes."

[@ARedMotorcycle]

With a heavy machine gun.

[@brentcarterandfriends]

I wish those young men would sue the captain, personally, and attach his pension. Also, that cowardly DA needs to go

[@jpcrowley5129]

This happens everywhere. When a corrupt system is in charge of investigating itself will always assert they did nothing wrong

[@graysonnation4459]

“Insufficient evidence for an assault charge” but I guarantee you that if we BREATHE on one of them it’s an immediate felony.

[@StandWatie1862]

Smacking one of them should be the same crime as if one of us was smacked. Why do government agents get put on pedestals??? Above the rest of us.

[@jelly7310]

Or worse

[@graysonnation4459]

@@StandWatie1862 you answered you’re own question- government.

[@StandWatie1862]

He's begging for it.

[@NA-kr5uq]

​@@StandWatie1862 bcs SCOTUS allows it. The government (corruption) is priority above the people. Regardless what the constitution states. I'd the powers that be don't uphold the constitution -then it's obsolete

[@razors8145]

I'm starting to realize that district attorneys are the most powerful pieces in the game. At the end of the day they can wash everything away or ruin your life.

[@oblivionsa7973]

And just look at how many of them George Soros and his ilk have donated millions to. It's almost like they are being installed to work directly counter to the interest of the citizenry.

[@dto1270]

Not necessarily... A federal prosecutor can enter and bring forth an investigation per the situation... However, a settlement was offered and accepted, hence no accountability to the cops involved for their conduct... Regardless, the nation and world sees this direct criminality of law enforcement and government.

[@BellaR.]

🎯

[@seedy80]

I believe in the sword of karma. Sometimes, karma needs a good citizen to wield the sword.

[@louissilva4180]

Exactly George Soros funds them and bribes them to let criminals out of jail and put innocent people in jail. That’s what it’s called inverted life of Lucifer.

[@Jon_Stein]

ONLY $60,000! THAT in of itself, is NOT enough. Dzuiba, should have been demoted or fired for LYING on his deposition and THEFT of a cellphone. PIGNORANCE = LAWSUIT END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY NOW

[@robklein5316]

"We are protecting you." Imagine if they wanted to hurt you.

[@gbear1005]

Victims.. file permanent restraining orders against the cops involved to prevent FURTHER retribution while you pursue their police certifications and surety bond... Win or lose, cancels the "career"

[@kevindunlap5525]

Time to start typing this one far more often. Your point is perfect.

[@jborrego2406]

An watch out they no criminals to go break into house an joe know what to u

[@James-vn8zb]

I'm not sure about restraining orders, but I know if you trespass a cop from your property, they can still come on your property if it's in the course of their duties. I'm not sure if a restraining order could prevent these cops from interacting with that person while they're on duty. Which obviously would be the route they would take to cover their retaliatory intentions.

[@viciousmindzentertainment9307]

Placing lien on those bond will definitely get them of the streets and force if they don't answer them

[@mrmotofy]

How does one file on a bond?

[@garyschoonmaker1486]

The Captain should have been fired for telling them No Cameras. There's no doubt in my mind the whole incident was orchestrated by the Capt. for some reason. Bad arrests, evidence disappearing. How could IA ignore those facts...

[@RealJohnnyGuillotine]

Police investigating police never works unless Public puts pressure on the Prosecutors office

[@sampleowner6677]

The cops and the DA are on the same team.

[@katblu8874]

It wasn't the IA who ignored it, it was the DA, who's in the captain's pocket.

[@admthrawnuru]

​@@katblu8874 ya the IA detectives actually seemed to take it seriously. That's not always the case, but it seemed to be here. But if the DA isn't going to prosecute based on a mountain of evidence and literal video of a cop committing the crime, then nothing will change.

[@theellis8951]

I think the cops should not have a way to turn the cameras off or handle the recordings, putting the devices in the control of criminals never is a good thing.

[@lelandunruh7896]

Two days of suspension for kidnapping and battery. Disgusting.

[@-KAIX-0405-NZ]

He WILL continue his power trip AND be "Vindictive" to the Officers involved...very concerning.

[@ejacks3]

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, so, I can attest that they were some of the most corrupt "officers of the law" that I have ever came across. They were even worse before body cameras.

[@Meng776]

I tell people all the time that this is the best police have EVER been. People have been saying F the police for decades and the media convinced everyone that these people hate America.

[@paul.van.santvoord1232]

Sorry, I read that comment coming from all over the country.

[@ridiculousrandy1401]

Down in Ohio.

[@3sellers3ful]

The ones down towards Twinsburg aren't so bad, they're good folk most I can tell

[@mmes307ify]

Terrible police officers the arrogance of these people

[@redvolsung]

Theft, kidnapping, assault, abuse of power, false testimony and certainly a few other crimes, that captain should be in jail getting his rewards.

[@davidtaylor4053]

Spoliation of evidence.

[@pjm1953]

The Captain should be demoted to the lowest rank that is in their department or be terminated from his position for abuse of power

[@believer4445]

Capt lied should be held at higher standard and charged..

[@2centstudios]

Imagine agreeing to an order like "don't cut on your body camera" or "cut off your body camera" and still thinking you're the good guys.

[@DelimiterFrameworks]

🤦‍♂️

[@lintwyd]

Well if they disobey the captains orders they can get knocked off the job

[@2centstudios]

@@lintwyd You're not wrong, but if you're willing to compromise your morals for money/authority you can no longer consider yourself a moral person.

[@1014p]

Indeed, at this point you question why you are there. If your doing something you think if recorded will go against you. Your probably committing a crime or prepared to do so in uniform.

[@robzbuzz]

Why the cameras aren't ALWAYS on and simultaneously uploaded to a 3rd party cloud is beyond me. If not, what's the point of having them at all? And btw keep telling us its, "a few bad eggs" when I can spend days watching shit like this and these are just the one's getting caught.

[@jaycarrillojc]

I still have the strongest belief that people should be allowed to defend themselves in moments like this without retribution.

[@RealJohnnyGuillotine]

They can... And good Samaritans can jump in...

[@jmcrae825]

Absolutely!

[@jaycarrillojc]

@@RealJohnnyGuillotine fr. I know plenty of cops that don't want any kind of smoke, so they'll just pull the gun or taser. They couldn't whoop anyone if they tried 🤣

[@RealJohnnyGuillotine]

@@jaycarrillojc I helped Etowah County Women's & Children's Services escape women and kids that were abused by cops. You'd be amazed how many piss themselves (Literally) because they face a situation they aren't in control of and can be "Deleted" or "Backspaced" the Fuck up. I am known well for ripping eyes and noses off. 2007 was a helluva year for that work. Decreased abuse from cops to family members by 77%. Many cops learned how fast they can get fucked up. I also made Roy Moore run screaming out of a restaurant because he was glad handing people for Campaigning shit, he realized who it was he was talking to and cut a trail. Then he moved of Tabor Road where he was Protected by Klan. So, I got my guys up and we took the Klan down in that area in one night. Violence isn't an answer it's a many questions. The answer is Yes

[@montymartin4493]

That's the problem... you legally can. But the repercussions will be worse if you're still alive

[@Jordanmode]

When bodycams are deactivated, the suspect’s testimony should be treated as fact.

[@stodanko]

every cop that captain told to not turn on camera should be a felony charge.

[@jet4926]

Well the're only following him he's the one who started all this. Instead of hours off be fired would have been better...

[@bobwhite3895]

A police captain who assaults, lies on documents, and conceals evidence by theft. which direction do you think this department is heading?, taxpayers need to get out the check books!

[@theellis8951]

he is no captain only a mafia boss period. has no values that represent law and order

[@tmax8029]

This is why they commit unlawful practices, there is NO ACCOUNTABILITY!🤔

[@MrBarrynicholas]

Imagine how long this disgusting cop has been abusing his position whilst in service.

[@freezinginferno2106]

Don't call him a snitch if he reporting on something the chief did wrong, need more cops to speak up against the corruption in their Ranks

[@deadpool3982]

@Nicholas Time perhaps but you shouldn’t use what is often seen a a derogatory term for an informant as that may make them less likely to come forward

[@alliekat85]

valid

[@irmarocha7809]

Nicholas is a troll bot tring to piss off people! 🤣

[@icaanul]

It wasn't even really snitching. They just scapegoated him for why they didn't have their cameras on. And the 1 that did turn his on probably only did so to document him crying about the handcuffs. Probably just to cover their own butts.

[@rlbk525]

“Scapegoated”?? How?? They simply told the truth about the Capt telling them to keep their cameras off and the pos prosecutor protected him instead of doing his job.

[@markrindt8730]

The Court not finding sufficient evidence for their wrongdoing has not gone unnoticed either. Corruption from the top down is what I am seeing, and these people are digging their Graves.

[@tekcomputers]

The court never made that determination, the Prosecutor is the one who said that was the reason he was not going to take it to court.

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

Yet, they want us to believe in our justice system, smh!!

[@DS-ld8ns]

@@julietteoscaralphanovember2223 IT is a legal system not a justice system. IF there were justice. The whole system would be different

[@dto1270]

​@@tekcomputersthe Prosecutor is an officer of the court... As the Prosecutor is an officer of court, the court made the decision within his position... However, their was not a trial that took place in a "courtroom" setting...

[@Temo990]

@@dto1270 I don't know about the US, but in my country prosecutors are part of the executive (law enforcement) and technically not part of justice (judiciary). So they would be an officer of the government and not the court. Courts normally determine guilt and the verdict, but never press charges themselve. While procecutors decide to press charge, but don't determine the verdict/guilt.

[@johnlong9786]

That's honestly some of the worst, most blatant corruption I've seen, at least that's gone unpunished. Horrifying.

[@HelicopterRidesForCommunists]

KZbin is filled with them and most go without legal consequences. Good cops should be loved and praised, and bad cops should be absolutely reviled.

[@luvyatubers]

I'm so glad that the brothers did not have a dog with them. Or a chicken either, lol. The cops might have shot it

[@luvyatubers]

@@HelicopterRidesForCommunists Not gonna happen until we pay them ourselves. I know that we THINK we pay them BUT we need to rid of the middle guy, the gubment, who pays them with our money, and pay them truly ourselves

[@williamhutton2126]

@@luvyatubers That is some of the dumbest shit I've ever read. Privatized police is the worst idea since privatized schools and prisons.

[@josephnicholson368]

I was nearly shot by a deputy when I worked for the sheriff's dept jail years ago. The deputy violated all kinds of policies and law and was never punished

[@wetfishbits]

Gangsters investigated themselves and found no specific thug responsible. What a surprise.

[@coponetwork]

When justice is denied by a corrupt judicial originally initiated by acting police state - we're left with little recourse other than protest. The "unlawful order" is the defining problem. A police officers “unlawful order” is a mere semblance of legal right; something done with the apparent authority of law but actually in contravention of law, where no legal authority exists. The courts have refused to clarify the right and legal obligation to refuse the unlawful order. We need to reaffirm our rights and our rule of law in the highest courts. "Each person has the right to resist an unlawful order. In such a case, the person attempting the order stands in the position of a wrongdoer and may be resisted. An illegal arrest is an assault and battery. The person so attempted to be restrained of his liberty has the same right to use force in defending himself as he would in repelling any other assault and battery." The controversy of the right to refuse an unlawful order is paramount to our protected rights - its what is referred to as the 'lawful order problem' by the court and legal scholars. [See ORIN KERR: Sandra Bland and the “lawful order” problem]. The Court has avoided clarifying the right of an individual to disobey a police officer's unwarranted order ... "By basing decisions on narrower grounds; the Court has chosen not to come to grips with the fundamental issue of the rights and limitations of dis­obeying a police order. Because of an apparent inconsistency in the courts, i.e. Civil Rights cases are treated differently from other situa­tions, it is urged that an attempt be made to establish a general rule instead of continuing to decide cases in an ad hoc fashion as reactions to particular errors of the police in civil rights situations." If a growing militarized police state continues to dress and act indiscernible from combat soldiers, indiscriminately imposing martial law and suspending habeas corpus, a people left no judicial option with nothing to lose will inevitably push back. "Faced with this, a citizen’s cautious strategy might be just to do everything the officer says regardless of whether the officer’s command is lawful. Even if you’re right that the order is unlawful, the officer may not know that. You might decide it’s better just to follow the officer’s illegal commands than to be arrested and spend the night in jail out of principle. But this is America, and we didn’t fight a revolution to make that the only choice. And your options, if you want to assert the rights you have, can be awfully hard to figure out." When the courts refuse to allow the public to be heard and address grievances through due process they set a dangerous precedent. Historians and Pulitzer journalists have warned us, “History has amply demonstrated where this will end up. The continued exploitation by an unchecked elite, and the rising levels of malicious prosecution and insecurity, will unleash a legitimate rage among the innocent. They will see through the lies and propaganda of the authoritarian ideology. They will demand retribution. They will turn to those who express the hatred they feel for the powerful and the institutions, now shams, that were designed to give them a voice. They will seek not reform but destruction of a system that has betrayed them.” Now pending before the United States Supreme Court is a case awaiting ruling on the 'The Right to Disobey' police orders'. Unfortunately, our legal system works only to correct wrongs after they have happened. There is no legal mechanism for prevention. The majority of present day court opinions follow this case law example: “simply stated, the law recognizes that liberty can be restored through legal processes but life or limb cannot be repaired in a courtroom. And so it holds that the reason for outlawing resistance to an unlawful arrest and requiring disputes to be resolved in the courts has no controlling application on the right to resist an officers' excessive force.” On the other hand, law also recognizes qualified immunity for police which exempts them from responsibility for poor decisions and misconduct. During recent argument in a similar case heard before the (NJ) Supreme Court the following exchange took place as reported in the press. The defense attorney was quoted as saying, "a person has a public duty to refuse to obey an illegal police order." Chief Justice Joseph Weintraub's answer was, "You'd have anarchy if you didn't have order." To this the defense attorney replied, "It's a police state otherwise."

[@TAC817]

Timely comment CO - we have said the same. Unfortunately majority of public share in self preservation through cognitive dissonance associated with manufactured consent. Far too many of us are indifferent to a oppressive military police state, inherently supporting bad police who subvert our constitutional protections and violate their oath to uphold law. That shrinking middle class gravitates to these same authoritarian ideologies regardless of the impending displacement. Social media platforms with overzealous 'censorship' algorithms has helped to destroy print journalism and in depth investigative reporting. That dumbing down of Americans is why the many don't spend time to investigate for themselves - why investigative journalism is dying and being replaced by celebritism. Most of us can't or won't bother to spend the time - beyond our limited patience to read zingers and other useless axioms. We've become too lazy to read anything that can't capture our attention span beyond a few seconds.

[@hellfire66683]

This is truly a case of "we investigated ourselves, and found no wrong doings."

[@soundman6241]

This is my biggest gripe about law enforcement. Even when the department is made aware of bad and or illegal conduct, no one is held to account.

[@DJYC21215]

And as long as people remain wusses, they never will be held accountable.

[@DCTC70]

The captain should be charged, convicted and jailed! No pension for a convicted criminal!!

[@wannabemedontu]

DA office needs overhaul too

[@profoundclarity8497]

need more judges like her....that question petty arrests....

[@gloriajean5360]

End qualified immunity immediately for all us public officials!!! This is so angering

[@jmaan9444]

Take away qualified immunity, take away pension.2000hrs community service. Bye-bye

[@kellymcmann7919]

He needs to lose his position as chief, he’s a liar and we don’t want that kind of hostility in any form of police interactions. He is a very angry man and uses his authority to cause harm to others and a means of control!!!!

[@Some_Guy6]

Makes you wonder what they do to people of color. They always get treated MUCH worse (often fatal) by U.S cops.

[@aaron5910]

Nah he need to lose his position on living he needs to be six feet under and people pissin on his grave

[@xj4low322]

Just look at his body language while sitting at the table being asked questions. Those cops who told the truth aren't getting promotions any time soon.

[@Manavine]

@@xj4low322 Watch, after he's acting again, those officers will end up being framed for the next few scandals

[@simonmultiverse6349]

I used to think that cops were stupid. Then I changed my mind and thought that they were incompetent. THEN I changed my mind and thought that they were violent. Then I changed my mind and thought that they were assholes. *FINALLY* I realised that they were stupid, incompetent, violent assholes.

[@mikemike1690]

The prosecution is dirty. That’s the only way to explain their blatant disregard for the ACTUAL evidence of assault and theft.

[@Ahmed-pn8zn]

That captain should've been fired for hiding evidence

[@nunayabznus9158]

$66K was painfully and ridiculously low for this criminal behavior. Also, every single one of these criminal cops should have been criminally prosecuted for committing civil rights federal crimes, not just the petty crimes they were investigated for.

[@cameronjames3499]

And Im guessing most of that pittance went to the lawyer (who is tangentially part of the same racket) rather than actual victims compensation.

[@stevesmith236]

This is the problem with police no accountability that Captain ruined so many lives we need to look closer at him.

[@LR69511]

Couldn't agree more, that "creature" needs investigating, he's filthy to the core !

[@theellis8951]

this is the problem with the whold damn system

[@CydiaMasterHack]

I think when something that happens all people who he signed an arrest should be reviewed. Period.

[@abbiebeast]

Problem - not 1 cop said NO this is wrong and unconstitutional these guy's have every right to play on the street

[@brettgrindel9017]

The way cap'n dzuiba pushes the brother who has verbally acknowledged that hes scared of what the cops "could" do.

[@MtgCoach]

I find myself sitting here, now with my blood pressure elevated, shaking my head as I'm saying to myself out loud, "Wow! Wow!" I can't believe what I'm hearing and seeing! What has happened to us? This is not the United States of America I grew up in!

[@barrybb5409]

Israel took over, a few terror attacks. A few bribes. They trained our police to be their standing army. All it took. No need to invade, just train our cops.

[@coolraul07]

Hate to break it to you, but that USA that you knew was a lie... a "Truman Show" if you will. The main difference is the ubiquity of cameras exposing the truth of the seedy underbelly of "The System". Many have tried to expose the truth, but they were shouted down and/or ignored while the LEO POV was held high as the undisputed truth.

[@Playlist4Ella]

No it's been like this. It's just everyone has cameras now.

[@katblu8874]

Nope, it's beginning to look a lot like a communist country.

[@Melanie16040]

Can I ask how old you are? I wonder if this IS the USA you grew up in. The only real difference being that you get to see video of these events happening instead of just "Criminals" saying it happened... Because of course the "criminals" say that, but you can believe the police who say that never happened...

[@coralbaywaterscapes4448]

Assaulting an arrested person, stealing a phone, false arrest and ordering his subordinates to turn off their cameras are all examples of officer malfeasance. Three strikes and he's out. Fire him.

[@Apollo-Computers]

One strike and their in jail where they belong.

[@Damitsall]

What are you talking about those were brave cops dealing with a bad situation. All you have to do is shut your mouth and do what us cops say and you won't be harmed. Thanks for the money and compliance.

[@Shriemwm1394]

Nah not fire. At this point send a message. The families of those cops should get folded flags.

[@donaldbalmain2323]

As soon as the captain said no cameras now he should lose his retirement and he should do 5 years in prison

[@cecilianorris4449]

When you have to complain to the very people you have a complaint about, there is no chance of justice. Horrible.

[@edmiller1007]

This captain MUST BE FIRED, ARRESTED, FINED AND send TO PRISON!!! All the other cops must be fired, arrested, fined, and sent to prison!!!

[@MasterFaiyn]

Not all cops are bad. At least keep in mind that they all ratted out the captain and he was really the aggressor here. They might be complicit but I suspect none of this would have happened at all if the captain wasn't there.

[@XJWill1]

@@MasterFaiyn Just following orders is no excuse for participating in the assault and abduction of those men. The cops who aided the captain are guilty as well.

[@edmiller1007]

@BigPerm the captain, is a criminal, and all his minions are equally dangerous for allowing this travesty to happen!! All must be fired and sent to prison!!! They say that there are only a few bad cops but why are there thousands and thousands of videos that show cops breaking the law???!!!

[@MasterFaiyn]

@@XJWill1 I don't think all of them participated. At least we can't really see enough in the video to know with certainty. I'm more just trying to say that when you blanket statement that everyone is bad then you discount and deincentivize the ones who actually try to do good.

[@XJWill1]

@@MasterFaiyn There were 5 cops that I saw commit crimes, in addition to the captain. They ordered those men to leave, then help cuff them and rob them and abduct them.

[@librab103]

Another great example of corruption and tyranny is not only in PDs across the country but in many District Attorney's offices across the country.

[@wadestanton]

You know how rich the drug cartels are. They invest for the long haul, ask the Sacklers.

[@theellis8951]

every department is corrupt period, no cop is a good cop anymore

[@ActionNoJackson]

Put the same evidence against a regular and they you would be found guilty of assault and stealing but a cop is giving the benefit of the doubt

[@davidscalpelli3109]

Those cops should be charged with assault and fired

[@only1raay]

I’m from Cleveland Ohio, and let me tell you what the police are doing in the city is atrocious! The Euclid police department just had a bunch of officers literally arrested for several crimes. It’s lowkey horrid

[@RonSafreed]

Look in the Battle of Athens TN. AUG.1&2 1946, a gun battle at a police station!!

[@samantham8696]

I’m from Mentor, just outside of Cleveland. It is a total horror show with our police departments. I was a nurse at the jail for a little while and let me tell you, it was the most horrifying experience of my life. I have never witnessed people being treated so horribly in my life. Tried to report incidents and was threatened with being fired. I quit and filed with the nursing board. It is illegal what is going on.

[@RushMMCXII]

That captain needs to be fired.

[@donkelly9456]

The chief should be charged with destroying evidence.

[@berrymckinley2541]

These cops should all be fired and charged and sent to prison

[@YouveBeenMiddled]

Protected and Served the shit outta those guys. They should change their motto to "Tyranny and Corruption"

[@troybullard9631]

@Middle Out More like; "To Harass And Intimidate."

[@icin4d]

"To Cite and Collect"

[@maverick4081]

Unless those Detectives are from IA.., these Detectives were really there to see what these victims knew, and to gather intel for the officers defense.

[@erikanders3343]

even IA are still cops, still work for the same Union and are still corrupt, so is the DA

[@TheBooban]

I don’t think so. They were pretty thorough and they didn’t have to do anything. But even they can’t beat the system. There has to be blood and video before it becomes political and they have to do something. Which is throwing cops under the buss so nobody questions higher ups.

[@darrenbee4955]

I don't understand how any of them are still cops and why the lying scumbag of a captain isn't in jail. There are too many cops like this in America.

[@charlessiems5100]

This is why there should not be any qualified amenity for any cop.

[@DoesNotEqual]

Hats off to the young men for standing up for their rights.

[@jaycarrillojc]

Ridiculous incident to begin with...what is illegal about playing music at a festival?

[@janemiettinen5176]

No! Still the boys were cool and tried to leave, when this went down. Totally idiotic move, the judges tone said it all.

[@HairyBunyip]

That Captain is straight out of Central Casting. How can a senior police officer be suspended and then still be in the same position. He was suspended for his corrupt behaviour not just a mistake!!!!!!

[@waynewoodhouse7714]

Destroying or withholding evidence is a crime...a police officer doing it to protect himself from accountability is unacceptable

[@andrewstoll4548]

That Captain should be in prison.

[@basenji7]

I'm always amazed at the DA's offices for taking these type of cases to court. The judge should have admonished the DA for this. And this captain needs to be fired!

[@stevet1966]

They do it cuz it's an easy win, normally. The DAs are selfish POS's too. If they knew the consequences, they would not prosecute. Thank God for this channel

[@ARedMotorcycle]

Only fired? Why do you people keep saying "fired" like it's a suitable punishment for tyrannical treason? They need to be ventilated. 🐷---------- 💥 🔫🤠

[@eshootziscrs2868]

Fined? They essentially took the lives of two innocent men all under the supervision and direction of their superior. Fined you say? Maybe you think I'm being hyperbolic but consider reality. We are not promised tomorrow or even the next minute. The most precious, valuable and irreplaceable commodity is time. Freedom, liberty, the right to pursue happiness with this time is why we live. When one person takes custody, control, ownership of another. Especially by the use of threat of force. The person under custody of the other has no freedom, no liberty, no life except by permission and at the pleasure of the custodian. No right or ability to protect or care for themselves. To flee or fight. Colorado cops locked a citizen in the back of a patrol car. A patrol car left illegally parked on active rail tracks. The car was hit by a train. The officers took the citizens life. Luck, providence or god gave it back. The citizen survived with minor injuries. But if you or I had done that to another, we would be convicted of malice hearted murder or attempted murder. Freddy Grey was needlessly, wrongfully arrested by Baltimore police. His life ended with the arrest. Whether it's excessive force, mental instability, adrenaline fueled aggression excused by plausible fear. Fear being the underlying excuse for "officer safety". The " I feared for my life so shot the handcuffed man 7 times in the back as he tried to flee and evade". Imminent, immediate threat to public safety was present in my opinion. The point being. When you take control of another. And that can be by imposing through vote, proxy, position or action, your wishes and opinions upon another. You take on also a great responsibility, obligation and LIABILITY. An officer has almost absolute discretion except in a few instances as far as legal liability by law. As a matter of policy, well officer's don't always follow policy anyway but policy is difficult to enforce. Much like laws, if the violation is possible probability is proportional to benefit/risk. An officer chooses to "investigate" a man with a camera, a person who fits a discriminatory profile. At the same time the officer decides not to look into something more obvious but probably more work and not much excuse to assert authority. The officer decides whether to bust through a door in the earliest hours and decides it's necessary to shoot the dog and little kid while deciding not to go through the door of a school and protect and serve those we cherish most. The amount of discretionary authority given to any police officer is essentially sovereign. The responsibility we assume because of our desire to control, punish and harm "others". A self righteous "belief" that is actually based upon fear and stupidity. Fear of some possible harm, known or unknown, intention, unintentional, natural, malicious harm. The stupidity that security exist, prevention is possible and utopia is real as reasons to implement laws, rules, statutes, ordinances ....against others. Thus giving officers authority to enforce these regulations. There are few expectations or obligations imposed upon officers, especially compared with the authorities entrusted to them. It doesn't help that we grant them "qualified immunity". A fine would be a court order civil action. Officers have QI that extends quite broadly in civil matters. The officer wasn't prosecuted at the prosecutors discretion. Near absolute discretion by title. And the judge who could offer a writ for prosecution enjoys absolute immunity as a judiciary. Why fine a person who is employed by the state, the public, the people. Paid by the taxes imposed upon the people, given to the state, for benefit of the public. Fined, sowe can let some agency take our money from the captain, but we still keep giving him more? Kidnapping is a crime near murder because the act requires you to take control, assert authority, use force against another. A false arrest is kidnapping, armed, aggravated, kidnapping. And sometimes the victim doesn't survive. The arrest was unlawful in the video. The custody was absolutely inexcusable. A citation could have been given with a detention, like a speeding ticket. The arrest would still be unwarranted, unlawful and unjustifiable but at least the harm would have been reduced, mitigated and " prevented". No complaint was suggested to have been made when the officers first decided to tell these citizens what they could or couldn't do. The idea that the officers might believe they could order citizens to leave a public place is quite disturbing as well. If the activity is a violation, cessation of the act would satisfy the "law". The presence of the person, absent the act constituting a "violation". Should not and cannot be criminal. If you stay and continue to violate then I will take you into custody. This is a public trespass, it is stated, codified and defined in "law" . Law directed, confined, defined and empowered UNDER and by The Constitution of The United States. No right exist to the state or to any person, position or agent of the state. No right to issue a trespass notice, an order to leave a place the public has a lawful right to be. "Criminal Trespass" is a law not a definition. Trespass is often criminalized but always civil as well. Rape is a trespass against the sovereign rights of another the same as trespass against a person's person, property or interest would be. It is not the person's presence that is the crime of trespass. The crime is the violation of a right, property, or interest of another. The right to have control, ownership and claim over body, property and interest. Imagine though that one public employee issued a tresoass notice to another? Or a citizen wanted another citizen trespassed from property they didn't own, public or private. What authority, what law do we suppose exist that allows a person's movement in a public place be compelled and restricted? The citizens in the video where leaving the area it appeared. Imagining the officers did tell the citizens to leave. Trespassing them from...where to where, when to when, what exceptions and conditions are there? An officer believing Reasonable Articulable Suspicion is present, authority to use force exist. Backed be the resources of the state, a presumption of lawful cause. Covered by immunity and protected by discretionary authority in oversight. Thinking laws exist that would give these officers authority to criminalize presence as a sovereign authority. It's a scary thought because of the obvious risk and consequences, more scary because of the unknown, unimagined consequences. The actions of every officer in the video was felonious, criminal, unlawful. But even more so objectively unreasonable, unnecessary, excessively harmful and punitive. Willful, intentional, malicious infliction of harm, trespass against another, authorized by "law" justified and enforced at the discretion of an individual. Every officer swore an oath to the constitution and that first and foremost his obligation lie in protecting the rights and interest of the people, not the public, not the state. Not one officer protected the rights and interest of anyone of the people. Yeah he should be fined. For what? Disorderly conduct? Abuse of office? Kidnappings? Destruction of evidence? Obstruction of justice? Conspiracy to deprive under color of law? Let's make him a slave, take all of his wages and promote him so we can take more. It's a sound business strategy, let's see how it works out.

[@swayzy762]

@@eshootziscrs2868 He said fired... not fined bud.

[@Mike-hu8yz]

@@eshootziscrs2868 That was a great read, Thanks. The woman locked in a police car on the rail track survived but only just. That train broke many bones and she has permanent life changing issues. Thanks again.

[@RshadowA]

What a load of crap! The fact that this cop got away without any criminal prosecution is disgusting.

[@lichellegolivera]

Captain is fidgeting, breathing heavy, shaking and crossing his arms. HE IS LYING!

[@Citadel97501]

The person who gave the order, "no cameras" should be charged with conspiracy, spoilation of evidence, and basically thrown in prison for the rest of his life. Stop letting them get away with this shit...

[@bowlweevil4161]

and then these worthless cops wonder why they get their heads blown off, they will pull this shit on the wrong guy sooner or later

[@HeatherHolt1313]

This crap happens every day. Props to the ONE officer that didn't listen to command and turned on his body cam.

[@HaseoXth]

And that cop was probably fired

[@chairmanmaoio9937]

@@HaseoXth 3AM traffic duty, then let go for not earning enough income for Zog. Truth.

[@jeremycable51]

That’s the same guy they arrested before for playing guitar at 6:00 am infront of Starbucks this was 100% retaliatory for the one brother beating that charge

[@WillBabbitt]

Sadly the tax payer is forced to pay for the Captains food addiction.

[@jessewsellers]

The most frustrating and angering aspect of these videos is that we seldom see any justice and discipline or punishment for officers who violate the law and the rights of citizens. We should all be thankful for Lackluster's diligent efforts to shine light into the darkness.

[@Blue-hf7xt]

Pray for God's light to shine on this police power abuses happening world wide.

[@jessewsellers]

@@Blue-hf7xt Amen!

[@albertstrohmaier4034]

@@Blue-hf7xt No, something was actually done about this. Thoughts and prayers get you nothing.

[@lylecampbell9036]

@@albertstrohmaier4034 it will get you nothing.

[@bayjustin3885]

$66k??? Didn’t that lady in front of Starbucks get $8 million??? And she didn’t even go to jail. She was put in the backseat of the police car for a few minutes. Damn. These boys need to get better lawyers.

[@cbrreezzyy69]

Multiple reasons. The Starbucks one went to trial and was awarded by a trial. This suit was settled. They always give a lesser amount when settling. The Starbucks one claimed racial bias was part of the reason the cops did what they did and that affected the jury’s decision to award more money. Also, in California where the Starbucks incident occurred, there is a law in place that settlements can be tripled if proved your civil rights were violated, which they were.

[@jakerazmataz852]

Automatic firing and charges for cover up, lying under oath, and anything else they can come up with.