Evil Cop Punches Senior Disabled Veteran Unconscious [Full Bodycam]

[@T800-k5b]

Shines light in his eyes and says his pupils are tiny, no shit

[@HarryDirtay]

They don't hire the best and brightest.

[@markus5356]

And thinks that tiny pupils are an indicator for cocaine, although cocaine does exactly the opposite 😅.

[@williepearl278]

@@markus5356 That’s one thing that irritates me about cops. They truly think they are experts on everything. Just because they took a couple of classes on drugs/alcohol they think they’re doctors.

[@morganmenser6773]

THEY LITERALLY MAKE UP ANYTHING THEY CAN TO ARREST THE CITIZENS! THEY DESPISE US & WILL USE SMALL PUPALS, LARGE PUPALS, MEDIUM PUPALS, RED EYES, DROOPY EYES, LITERALLY ANYTHING TO ARREST A CITIZEN! THEY ARE TRAINED TO FEAR & VIOLATE THE PEOPLE!

[@ERDoc741]

💯

[@randomjunk1977]

AFTER finding out he was a dementia patient with a Silver alert out on him Barney Fife takes him to jail and charges him. You're not just a clown you're the whole circus.

[@Catolicodeguerra]

This channel is completely useless at the end he just gave a grade? The cop didnt get charged didnt get fired NOTHING ! So at the end of this it was basically showing off how cops can get away with anything,at least with lackluster genuinely gets people removed this video was so frustrating and my anger is to audit the audit

[@hbkplayz]

@@Catolicodeguerrawhat exactly do you expect him to do?

[@Some_Guy6]

@@hbkplayz Well, auditor Long Island Audit made some kind of court case law, whatever you yanks call it. AND also made the app = Attorney Shield.

[@hbkplayz]

@@Some_Guy6 good for him? I have no Idea what that has to do with this channel. This channel has always been about highlighting police interactions and informing the audience how to handle police interactions

[@SlyBizniz]

​@@Some_Guy6Are you British?

[@lthead]

Gotta love how he coached the store clerk witness into putting what he wanted on the statement "stating what you saw: him fighting with me, him biting me and all that" unbelievable....

[@Sweetluckk]

Did you see how the guy behind the counter agreed ? Shook his head yes ? He obviously lied , we obviously know he didn’t see any of those lies happen. So why did he agree? Was it fear ? Also Shouldn’t he be charged for lying to the police ? Isn’t that against the law? 😂

[@jaystoner9475]

Should be called witness tampering.

[@TheCardinalFang]

@@Sweetluckk I suspect the clerk saw an armed man beat up an elderly man with dementia, and then had the armed man's fellow gang members show up, so he was going to say anything in order to not put himself in danger.

[@Average_American0]

Exactly ​@@TheCardinalFang

[@selseyonetwenty4631]

@@Sweetluckk No I didn't see that. I went back and looked. Appeared he nodded to me. He may have been lying but it's not 'obvious' as you put it.

[@audible67]

It's adorable that this extremely unintelligent and uninformed law enforcement officer thinks that cocaine restricts pupils.

[@crazyg2269]

yep cocaine, meth and most stimulants cause your pupils to DILATE, not constrict. cop is a moron.

[@alikhat1647]

@audible, he obviously has no idea what effects cocaine causes at all. That guy was WAY too calm and slow to be on cocaine.

[@MeridiusBell]

On 10-27-24, an Oklahoma police officer slammed a 71 year old Vietnamese man to the ground, fracturing his orbital socket, causing a lot of blood loss, etc. It was on the news here, and can be found on KZbin as well, video from a business security camera was very clear. Was terrible. The Oklahoma Attorney General, Gettner Drummond, later dismissed the charges and case against the police officer. I would like very much for you to look into this occurrence, an give your evaluation. The 71 year old man was, and may even still be in the hospital. He was badly injured, my opinion, extremely unnecessary use of force to that degree by far. This also occurred in front of the mans daughter. Please look into it. Thanks! You’ve got a great channel.

[@kylerkonnor6461]

I just went and watched it. It is indeed appalling.

[@Some_Guy6]

@@kylerkonnor6461 U.S cops act all disgustingly like the true hardcore n@zi's. (Think the camp gaurds, T4 Program, Einsatztruppen, SS and the Gestapo).

[@InsouciantMac]

What can I search to find the video?

[@UNFORGIVABLExGAMING]

Commenting to help the likelyhood of the video creator seeing this!

[@UNFORGIVABLExGAMING]

​@@InsouciantMac I did not find (or search for a video, can't at the moment sorry) - But I typed into Google the following: "10/27/24 Oklahoma police officer assault 71 year old" This brought up many articles about the instance - hope this helps.

[@anthonytyler8766]

Violence first, thinking later. Welcome to our modern day police force.

[@Nick-o-time]

It was always this way.

[@gary9346]

Thinking? What?

[@RageMojo]

@@Nick-o-time Its worse. Cops have always been aholes, but you are way more likely to be shot today than the 70s, 80s or even 90s.

[@IVIUT3D]

@@Nick-o-time not true, you used to be able to slip a cop a fiver to walk away.

[@ethbeatthem4836]

You call that thinking, I call it malicious. He knew the man was negative to drug and had dementia but still press drug charges against him. That a sign he still saw him as a “druggy” and that bringing him to a cell instead of a hospital show a clear signs that the man wellbeing didn’t matter to him, and the silver alert ment nothing to him.

[@J.Hurt-sp8py]

The officer should be charged with making a false statement.

[@rbruin123]

Not assault!

[@davidking2835]

“HOWEVER!” He will walk free.

[@DJSephEntertainment]

What was the false statement?

[@mikephilly215]

@@DJSephEntertainmentdid you not read the report on the screen? Or do you normally get as close to the ground as possible to lick boots

[@morganmenser6773]

YES! We need fucking accountability in this state & it's not happening right now. They all hide like cowards behind that badge. This is a prime example of why nearly half of all law enforcement beat their spouse

[@Rojiace]

Finds out he has dementia, and still charges him for drugs. Even though the old Vet was confused and lost.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Scaredy cop had to justify his actions. Desperately tries to escape the inevitable reprimand for his egregious behavior, by piling on as many charges he can think of. Integrity is just a punchline to some people.

[@fullthrottletreeservice4101]

That is the level of stupidity this cop has

[@alb12345672]

@@fullthrottletreeservice4101 Maybe the cop is on meth. I'm serious.

[@TarellHudson]

It’s more than the officer. It’s the DAs and judges. You don’t get charges from the cops. That’s just what they put on their reports. It’s the DA that presents these charges to the judge AFTER seeing the video.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

@@TarellHudson Saw a case against a young man who was shot during a no-knock raid as he lay on a cot at his home. Cop claimed the young man lunged at him with a hammer, but the blood evidence showed he was shot lying down. At trial, not only was there no video evidence, the cop who shot the lad sent some other officer to testify on his behalf from the original report. Fortunately, the judge didn't go for it and the case was dismissed.

[@themrluckykangaroo]

Yeah, this is DEFINITELY one we'll need an update on once the process plays out. As someone who lost a grandparent to dimentia, the officer's conduct was disgusting and abhorrent. Thank you for covering and bringing attention to this story, your work is always appreciated!

[@kurtkaster5666]

People worry about their vulnerable loved ones being out alone. Imagine the cops being the biggest threat to those loved ones.

[@swanksthetiger1169]

I mean, thats not even close to true.

[@tracyseymour6059]

Sickening!!

[@kennethwiggins4396]

It’s clear that officer prichet has never seen someone with cocaine use.

[@usagi32211]

As sure as he was that it was cocaine, when EMS arrived, he changed it to meth.

[@eringallagher9381]

​@@usagi32211 right lol. The guy was so high on meth he was hallucinating, while sitting completely still. Seems pretty likely...

[@n0etic_f0x]

@@usagi32211 as far as Prichet knows there are three same thing.

[@COMPLETEMADMAN]

@@usagi32211 and it doesnt even matter cuz meth/coke make your pupils bigger not smaller. He just tried to make stuff up to get poor guy.

[@ssgemactv]

Well he knows everything about drugs because he took a couple of classes, duh 😂😂😂

[@stephengrigg5988]

"We both fell to the ground" You suplexed him, you elder abusing liar

[@yourlifeisagreatstory]

“He was biting me ‘all over’!” - then says he bit him on something that wasn’t his skin. I think the BS that he turned off his body cam too, especially after use of force. This cop is mentally unhealthy, still charging him after finding out about the Silver Alert. Absolutely disgusting.

[@noxypoxyroodypoo]

Lied about pupils, lied about cocaine, lied about biting, lied about his hand, but he resisted so it's all legal 🙄

[@concernedcitizen1874]

Exactly, he resisted an illegal detainment/arrest and the 6th circuit's blue line bias says it's just fine.

[@CJH-i8d]

In America to be hired as a policeman officer, one must be a high school drop out with a grade of F minor, have 100 percent Neanderthal DNA, have an IQ below a negative 100, and an ego of 1000, must be a big liar when in court .create crime when there no crime, and love to murder old people and babies, know nothing about law. must be a member of KKK and Nazi. if you meet these qualification police department in America will be falling over to hire you

[@blackhercules1753]

​@@concernedcitizen1874 The corruption goes all the way to the top.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

The fact that the courts agree with him only adds insult to injury. Literally.

[@natsune09]

How do you know he is lying? Do you have a 15k monitor? Can you see his eyes and up his nose?

[@anthonychaparro3443]

The fact they all assummed drug use and NEVER thought of dementia is crazy

[@terryallan]

the fact that the prosecutor hasn't dropped the charges yet is a travesty...THIS is how we treat our vets....sad, sad day

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

Doesn't the fact that the government doesn't give a shit about vets tell you something?

[@thrombus1857]

I can see how the old guy is super confusing, but he wasn’t at all aggressive

[@notsorryyouretriggered]

Being ‘confusing’ isn’t a crime. Some police work is asking for a lot i guess

[@iDrum90]

He has Alzheimer’s……of COURSE he’s “confusing.” He’s Confused himself. He had a silver alert issued for him for the county over

[@irradiatedbadger]

Personally I would have thought he had a mental illness way before suspecting cocaine use... Also he was complying and even let the officer search him, officer really didn't have to go from 1 to 10 out of nowhere

[@jesselines1819]

The fact that he chose to proceed with filing charges after finding out he was dealing with a dementia patient is extremely disturbing.

[@trouty7947]

And also finding out he hadn't have any drugs in his system, so it's literally impossible for him to have had cocaine or meth in his nose.

[@putthefuinfun1947]

So it's harder to sue. Have to win against the case before you can sue him

[@TheFalconerNZ]

Arrests help him get a promotion & his department get extra funding even when the arrests are proven to be illegal.

[@Billy-ip2vs]

@@putthefuinfun1947bingo. If you are arrested, detained or injured by an officer for no reason you have the right to sue. You cannot win a lawsuit without the criminal case being dismissed.

[@ArcOfTheCovenant]

Right! Like what are you doing stupid!

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

This cop has no clue about what drug use looks like.

[@johnbednarcik9359]

i bet the cop is the one doing the drugs.

[@ASR84922]

But his “training, knowledge, and experience” /s

[@jeffreygoss8109]

I’ve never seen anyone on coke as calm

[@beautifulyou2]

@@ASR84922Don’t no training give the description the cop said 😂. Ppl that snort coke. Eyes get really big. Like Buckeyes.

[@Jimulacrum]

He knows. He was just making it up so he had an excuse to get aggressive.

[@Lurker-43]

If that encounter just happened due to a genuine misunderstanding and they let him go after learning about his condition and affliction, that would be one thing. But the fact they decided to continue on to tack on multiple charges and prosecute this man after learning he has Alzheimer’s is the vilest thing about this whole ordeal. This poor man doesn’t deserve this, whether he was a decorated veteran or not. I hope that terrible mental affliction miraculously gets better, no person deserves to live with the horrors of Alzheimer’s.

[@ValerieBailey-y9u]

That is in the hope that he will plead to a misdemeanor, so they can avoid the incoming lawsuit. Can you imagine any decent grand jury wanting to indict this gentleman, or even finding him fit to stand trial? Is he capable of understanding his Miranda rights.

[@Lurker-43]

@ unfortunately you’re far more than likely correct. The poor man is lost, dazed and confused and getting into wrong vehicles unknowingly, so i doubt he could fully comprehend his miranda rights let alone any court proceedings. Heck, court can be confusing enough for most lucid people with fully functioning cognitive abilities, without good council and guidance this man has no hope in that meat grinder we call court. I hope the judge, jury and/or prosecutor, or at least SOMEONE with some influence and sway, does the right thing and advocate for this man and get his charges dropped.

[@adaboy4z]

After her beat him unconscious now its, "Come get up brother, uncross your legs" in that sweet innocent I'm your friend tone...

[@Some_Guy6]

Telling sign of a psychopath.

[@honeyvoss1477]

Evil indeed. Even after finding out that that he was a silver alert, he still charged him. 😮

[@paulp641]

Takes the biggest pos to be a cop

[@NIX5s]

He didn’t bite, & you can see both the officers hands 🙌🏼 when he yells “let go of my hand”

[@James-vn8zb]

What I want to know is who says, "Let go of my hand" when they're being bit, rather than something like, stop biting me?

[@Cooldaddio2]

The cop was creating his narrative to justify the force. Lies lies lies.

[@gleewoodson4526]

@@James-vn8zbthis is the other phrase that corresponds with “stop resisting “. It’s something said in a loud voice to make the arrestee look more guilty. The man was unconscious, how could he bite a man who was cuffing his hands?

[@Typhoonbladefist]

You can clearly see the suspect grabbing the officer’s arm around 5:15

[@micktompson101]

@@Typhoonbladefistyou’re obviously watching a different video.

[@MsMsmak]

I hurt for this guy. I hope he has someone in his life who cares about him, and that they pursue justice for him.

[@godbless9563]

Exactly

[@old_grey_cat]

No mention of a photo of upper lip and nasal opening, or nasal swab to check for claimed "white powder." THAT raised my eyebrows.😮

[@average-joe-citizen1]

The fact the cop thought it ok to punch a elderly person is crazy. Why does this keep happening. It is self evident this man isn't acting with his full mental liquidity.

[@KVsFinest]

As a EMS worker I immediately knew this older gentleman was not in his full mental capacity by him not being able to articulate his answers to the officers questions but at the same time pleasant and non aggressive! The police officer handled this horribly and on top of that knowing there was a silver alert. As public servants we all have obligations to assist and protect our vulnerable citizens and he failed!

[@fullthrottletreeservice4101]

Miserably

[@maria89479]

Hey there! I have a question for you… if you check someone out and say they are fine? Is an officer able to override your diagnosis and say that person is NOT fine? Like for instance to drive?

[@maria89479]

TIA!!❤

[@derikroy5]

​@@maria89479 Are we talking about an officer saying you're not mentally or physically safe to drive? Because those are two different animals. If a paramedic clears you as "okay" they're not talking about your BAC and ability to operate machinery, they're talking about your overall health. The paramedics are not the ones to make the decision of whether you are inebriated or not. Sadly, because there are certainly people that go to jail that are completely innocent of DUI, it's just the cops word against yours.

[@Juli-g4d]

The difference is this is Kentucky, and the "suspect" is black. I appreciate that you care about your patients, but I would guess the responders here did not really care about this man if they allowed Officer Pritchet to transport Mr. George Henderson to a holding facility for "housing" instead of insisting the man with a head bleed and unconscious for a period of time after violent encounter be taken to a hospital. I am thankful that you care and are knowledgable.

[@Agamon]

I got to the first few sentences, heard 'dementia' and instantly knew what way this would go. EDIT: Yup. Exactly.

[@fatchris101]

apparently being vulnerable is a crime now

[@johndough1703]

He's not a police officer. That was his crime. It's them vs us. We all know it.

[@Stepdad19]

when wasn't it?

[@GeminJ7]

@@Stepdad19Bro what, are you fucking serious my guy

[@Dark_Tesla]

Always has been.

[@msdarby515]

Even when there's a Silver Alert issued! I bet they're not worried about why that system broke down, either.

[@calientecafe]

He doesn't see an old man or veteran. He sees his skin and he becomes a super predator, Americas Most Wanted, top notch criminal!

[@idiotproofdalek]

Are you a mind reader then?

[@PlusBike-sp9yu]

At around 11 mins, you can see the victim of this attack, an older man with dementia, has two different shoes that aren't matching, and are on the wrong foot. Any decent person who encountered this man would take one look and see he is extremely vulnerable and requires help to get home. This officer turns up, punches him unconscious, binds his hands together and put his behind bars. Absolutely disgusting. In a just world, he would be in prison for assault and kidnapping.

[@petermilesi3718]

Assaulting him. Then calling him brother while hes blacked out from being punched by you is disgusting.

[@Daxx871xxx]

So? He was drunk

[@johnwestbrook9418]

Thought I was the only one who caught that

[@podunkcitizen2562]

I'm old, but I wish cops would go back to calling people sir, not brother, bro, pal, buddy, dude or boss.

[@pizzaninja.]

Also saying he didn't want to hurt him by pulling him up by his arms 🤦

[@newsoulsam3889]

​@@podunkcitizen2562The overly familiar "brother" and "bud" instead of the more formal "sir" is an expression of their disrespect for people.

[@Reign_Of_Is_REAL]

This Cop is a horrible person! It’s easy to tell something is wrong with this man on a mental level. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@gst013]

You could say that about a large percentage of the people cops deal with every day. The underlying cause is far, far more difficult to determine.

[@notsorryyouretriggered]

@@gst013Do you think you made a point?

[@imperatyw_kategoryczny]

this guy has probably quite limited abilities to perceive the reality around him. And that's why he can't tell the difference between a drug addict and an old man with dementia. And once he's been told what he's dealing with, he simply doesn't care. I know this type of personality - there is a high probability that this cop will be squeaking loudly, begging for help when he meets the real criminal...

[@alexcaloca6566]

​@@imperatyw_kategorycznyunfortunately that's most law enforcement today. Truly detached from reality

[@YakMotley]

As someone who had a father that suffered from a cognitive problem late in life, this is shocking and infuriating to watch. How are cops this badly trained but have so much authority....

[@keatonwastaken]

That's how it works, protect and serve.. just not the citizens..

[@raygunner6656]

It isn't all cops. There are probably millions of interactions with police every day so seeing maybe one video every week of police abuse is not bad. Not bootlickin or nothing just stating some logic.

[@madtabby66]

​@@raygunner6656 just because they don't beat everyone they come in contact with doesn't mean they're not all into this.

[@joewilson6374]

@@raygunner6656 Logic...yeah, sure, Bootlicker Logic.

[@robertgantry2118]

The very concept of policing is absurd.

[@nmariegrey]

I work with an ex law enforcement officer, hes so aggressive. He literally yelled at an older lady who needed help using the restroom and would not allow her caretaker to assist her in pulling up her pants. Thats all to say, this doesn't surprise me.

[@stuartanderson6785]

Wow. The cop gets to beat the hell out of an old, disabled man. What a tough guy! smh. He's not just a bad cop, he's a bad person.

[@XselfwillrunriotX]

This cop is so focused on an ARREST rather than helping this guy. He should’ve known right away when he saw the different shoes on the man. It’s disgusting. All of it.

[@stevenarvizu3602]

Shining alight in someone’s eyes and then saying “your pupils are tiny you must be high” is kinda like punching someone in the gut and saying “you seem out of breath, have you been running from the police?”

[@sinkingslowlywithasmile]

Exactly that's such an old like way of thinking there's so many different reasons that eyes can be pinpoint people need stop using that

[@MarkJones-n]

It’s truly heartbreaking to watch this.

[@joshbgosh6200]

Agreed; This is a great example of how and why people frequently loath the police. Idiot goons like this constable give law enforcement a bad name.

[@treydawson9348]

I grew up in this county. It has long been overflowing with corruption in the various police departments. LackLuster posted a video about the still sitting sheriff being drunk and threatening someone on their own property in August. The sheriff before that went to work at the jail and was charged with sodomy.

[@nasanction]

I like how the cops story changes every time he tells someone about the ordeal.

[@qyouwilber5734]

Some cops think that impaired people are their own personal punching bags because they deal with self-induced impairment daily. Innocent until proven guilty is a lost art.

[@JohnkyTonkbadonkadonk]

Innocent until proven guilty, is why innocent men sit in cages for months with murderers and druggies waiting for their day in court to detemine a conviction or not. Innocent, still treated like a criminal while being forced to live with them.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

"Innocent until proven guilty" is a legal standard that excepts the police, but applies to the courts.

[@timmcdraw7568]

Im actually so physically embarrassed by this one. Listening the the cop tell the second cop about what happened filled me with shame. Just such supreme stupidity. Listening to him basically list all the symptoms of Alzheimer’s and acting like a tough guy, making fun of him. It says something about his own IQ that he thinks this man isn’t deeply ill.

[@SupremeGrand-MasterAzrael]

This could easily be racism. But I think it’s something even more sinister. I believe that it’s broad dehumanization of “non-cops”. We are an “other” to them. We are wild beasts out for their blood. That’s what these cops are taught. That they need to be the “hunter” or “become the prey”. Watch video of a police training program. They are deliberately taught that we are lesser. They are taught that the only priority for them (police) is to make it home at the end of their shift. The whole institution of police in this country traces its roots to slave catchers. It has always been about dehumanize fellow human beings to protect property. The American police institution needs to be rebuilt from the ground up.

[@suebaxter301]

this is why ppl no longer trust cops, there is always one bad apple (sometimes more like the whole basket) but when you have one bad corrupted cop, people usually don't trust the whole dept, trust me i had my share of corrupted cops which one still working in the sheriff dept we now call him the mass murder, something that happened back in 2023 which he could have prevented but ignored. he even tried to go up against our current sheriff in last yr election, but many knew what this @$$hole pulled, and no one trust him, this POS should have been fired in 2009 of the things he has pulled, and numerous complaints were made about him at that time. since obumf*ck (illegally) came into office. people started to stop trusting in the law because obumf*ck waged war on the law enforcement. going forward, many are now corrupted, abouve the law and they don't understand why people now want to defund the police. those who actually do their job and are not corrupted, are feeling the black lash of those who are corrupt and bringing the dept down (like i said sometime it can be the whole depart at time like this one where the sheriff/chief defends this POS P*G action for abusing and elderly man...i have seen way to many stories like this of elderly vet being abused by law enforcement

[@timharris7536]

Drugs is all he could come up with. What a POS

[@florkyman5422]

Dude is a normal cop.

[@noelsonkwa]

Police have always hated people with disabilities and the elderly. It goes back to why they were created.

[@shadygamer8517]

"Im gonna need your statement about what you saw"... Immediately proceeds to tell the person what they saw. What a pile of garbage.

[@ChristopherAnderson-e5o]

"i didnt see shit"

[@cassyj6595]

And people like the stors clerk will lie for the police and give them free coffee. Knowing the officer is wrong but they'll lie just to get brownie points

[@ChristopherAnderson-e5o]

@@cassyj6595 i think some of them comply out of fear. he's afraid that if he refuses to bear false witness against his neighbor, the centurion will charge him with "obstruction" or something. and he's probably right

[@F00tsie]

"Nazi cop assaults black elderly veteran suffering from Alzheimer's who is lost during silver alert"

[@J-Blue0733]

To me, my first thought after hearing him speak was that he was a stroke victim. Then observing his mismatched shoes, him not knowing which state he lived in etc., this was even more reason to be gentle with this man.

[@OLDSKOOLNYC1]

He was obviously incoherent from the start. He had 2 different shoes on and one on the wrong foot. But, he thought he had cocaine in his nose. Great, policing there!

[@usagi32211]

The fact that this officer never once considered that an older man may have an issue with his memory just shows how little he actually cares about human beings. He treated him like a criminal from start to finish.

[@n0etic_f0x]

The thing is that is all we have... but why would we even want police? I do not want *armed crime enforcers ready for violence* to take care of this, a random person off the street while a _terrable_ option is still vastly preferable. The report is to get him home, not put him behind bars. We know he is likely confused, and we want him safe, not in prison. The cops want him in prison though. That's why the criminal charge is the only thing on the cop's mind. The cop sees a helpless victim of illness and thinks _"I need him in jail! I need him in jail right now!"_

[@morganmenser6773]

GREAT POLICING?! TF? I BET IF THAT WAS YOUR GRANDFATHER YOU WOULD THINK DIFFERENTLY

[@ezedn]

@@morganmenser6773🛩️ -The joke 🙆🏽‍♂️ -Your head

[@OLDSKOOLNYC1]

@@morganmenser6773 I guess sarcasm misses you!

[@kyle559]

“Hey Brother”- cop proceeds to punch veteran with dementia in the face

[@ScottyBennitone]

He was so pumped when he thought he had cocaine in his nose. My man had two different shoes on. lol

[@fornhunkle]

BAH GAD, THATS HULK HOGANS MUSIC

[@MiClLC]

Gotta love it whenever they refer to you as brother as they're actively trying to screw you

[@Swiminfool139]

Pirates almost always fly a friendly flag at first 😂

[@RPcropland]

Lots of insanely crappy people who many might see as law abiding or model citizens, b/c everyone busy judging and assuming on superficial characteristics

[@jd1219]

Thank you so very much for covering this story. 🙏 All prayers go out to the Henderson family.

[@johnd545]

T R U T H !!! It is Very Wicked !!!

[@daver6421]

Cocaine? Up his nose? If cocaine makes you drowsy its news to me. This citizen has slow reactions just the opposite of what cocaine will do. As a cop you can not assume that white nostril is cocaine.

[@Davidandothers]

also his pupils were apparently small, when cocaine literally causes them to dilate, this cop is an idiot.

[@old_grey_cat]

No mention of taking a photo close up of the claimed "white powder," or asking the medic to take a nasal swab. hmmm

[@Heinj36]

When he yells "stop biting me!" the guy is face down unconscious. Get tf outta here with that bs. And if he supposedly "he bit the hell out of me", show the teeth marks if he bit you that hard, there would definitely be teeth marks. And when the other cops asks "where did he bite you?", "oh he didn't bite me that bad".

[@janeysiegrist5061]

The fact that this man still has charges against him... 😡😡

[@petermilesi3718]

And the officers actions were deemed within department policy.

[@amandamosteller1371]

How tf are they charging him with possession is what I wanna know.... unless I missed a pack of drugs somewhere, how is having "white" stuff in his nose enough to charge for possession? I know several people who hang dry wall and that paint commercial buildings.. they always have white up their noses after working.

[@daveblackman816]

I’ve seen this go viral for the last 2 weeks and it’s amazing how they’re still trying to charge this man anyway.

[@helenalderson6608]

They'll dismiss his charges. The state won't want to take care of him

[@amandamosteller1371]

@daveblackman816 they're still backing the cops to. It's all BS

[@4mrevans]

Of course this coward of a cop is soliciting from the cashier. He didn't. Ask for a statement he told him what his statement would be. Police are so corrupt, it's disgusting.

[@ztriga-7358]

It’s crazy how absolutely dumb you have to be to not know he’s mentally ill and not on drugs

[@alexg.9279]

Very true

[@juancprime]

Simple question, do you think that if this “peace officer” understood that there would be consequences for his actions, he would act like this?

[@Mario-t8b8y]

Look how the other gang member who shows up smiling when the first gang member tells him, “yea, I’m gonna give him everything.” Guess he also wasn’t the elusive “good apple.”

[@Supreme.Shinobi]

Commenting and liking for the algorithm. As a fellow veteran and HUMAN BEING….this needs to go viral.

[@vigour6786]

I’ll never visit America if they can allow this to happen to some of their most important citizens. Veteran stories that I’ve seen and heard about are awful with how they’re treated. They give up their lives for the country and this is how they’re treated.

[@thomasnunya9561]

He's talking to him like he isn't unconscious hoping nobody watching the video will notice.

[@ClarityDetermination]

Yes, exactly my comment too.

[@erickpinedajr.8380]

@@ClarityDeterminationwhat do you mean?

[@nameunavailable-gp3ot]

​@@erickpinedajr.8380he means he agrees with the original commentor

[@smindigo]

"your pupils are pin pointed" while shining a light at his eyes! also it looked like they weren't pin pricks, but the cop sure is

[@ep_med7822]

Pinpoint pupils don't even indicate cocaine or stimulant use. Wide pupils do. Pinpoint pupils indicate the use of depressant opioids like fent or heroin

[@GatlingNG]

Small pupils are typically caused by opiates, cocaine dilates pupils. Cop was grasping at straws, escalating at every step of the way.

[@bryanrmcnair01]

​@@GatlingNGcoke makes them bigger not smaller..but brite light in eyes makes them smaller

[@sinkingslowlywithasmile]

​@@GatlingNGpinpoint eyes are also caused from many other things and it needs to be like something they don't use anymore because it's an old way of thinking

[@holymolydonutshop3449]

"you have cocaine in your nose" they will literally make up the dumbest shit 😂

[@sippyann]

I would like to thank, yet again, the kind and understanding police officers who treated my father with the utmost respect during the beginning stages of my father. He was a disabled veteran with dementia. Our local police department helped my family FORCE the VA to look more into his mental state. Leading to his diagnosis of dementia. The VA is much worse than any and all LE officials. They said for years there was nothing wrong with my father and that he had ear blockage... one VA social worker, who I reported and she was fired, told my mother and I to drop my, at the time, 70 year father off at a homeless shelter 45 miles away from our home and 25 miles away from the VA so that he "could not find his way home or back to the VA". Just an fyi.. that is a felony... to abandoned a person over the age of 60 and to add an extra felony do so to a person 60+ with mental disorders. I hope that woman's life is beyond horrible. I hope it's unbearable, and still, that wouldn't be enough.

[@richardruss7481]

This cop changed his tone and demeaner immeadiately after hitting this man unconscience. He knew he did wrong and went into coverup mode right away.

[@russellopenshaw8975]

I thought that

[@HarryDirtay]

CYA mode active

[@DelaV3]

Like when you hurt your little sibling and you just keep telling them they are ok cuz you don’t want momma whoopin ur ass!

[@jeremiah6462]

He went into cover-up mode? Really? What did he cover up? The punch? No. The punch causing the man to go unconscious? No. The fact that he was bitten and it was superficial? No. Can any of you tell me the difference between someone suffering from his mental issues and someone high on drugs? Are people with mental issues docile and passive with no risk of violence?

[@venatiodecorus]

nah, they're trained to be friendly when questioning to get they to admit as much as possible. it is just another tactic.

[@petermilesi3718]

This officer needs to be in jail. Period.

[@BettyThompson-qn7cl]

Exactly

[@climber950]

18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law. But our courts are so screwed up they won’t charge him and they’ll probably grant qualified immunity because there isn’t a clear case of punching an elderly person with dementia in the head until unconscious then continued lying about the victims resistance.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

My heart broke seeing this. 😮

[@FBGII]

The crazy part is, if you ever been around elderly people, who have an any number of issues, you would know that “white stuff” in his nose was most likely mucus.

[@T____W____7777]

I always appreciate you brining up specific laws, even when they don’t give us the answers we want to hear. I don’t hear these stories from you first, but I can get the best insight from your vids. Also this department looks like it needs to be drained.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

I’m glad this one is going viral. As someone who had a grandma with Alzheimer’s, it’s really difficult to see loved ones in this manner. Even worse, did a NFLslam and arrested for just for the guy breathing.

[@kennethfarquhar8518]

Love you’re name . Pepe literally changed my life . ❤

[@bdizzle5359]

I work with dementia patients, and if I saw them being treated this way, I would be furious. I'm so sorry your grandmother is going through this. Your family is going through it too. It's sad. Dementia is like seeing different people every day.

[@buckeyenative1365]

I don't understand why charges are still pending. What is wrong with the prosecutor's office?? Sad it will take publicity to get those dropped.

[@madtabby66]

​@@buckeyenative1365 theyre hoping the public forgets & they can drop the charges

[@paragon92]

@@kennethfarquhar8518 What a sentence. The future of humanity is doomed lmao.

[@carolynmeinung1286]

He really is one despicable cop. What he did in writing a criminal report after he got the silver alert. Then taking him to jail is just deplorable.

[@rbruin123]

THEY ARE the deplorables😢

[@adriankesler3257]

The fact that this is already on Audit the Audit and the event itself literally took place less than a month before he probably made this video goes to show you how bad this is

[@clawabidingcitizen]

huh?

[@Dan-yk6sy]

The title is what let's you know, AtA has never had such a strongly worded title as far as I can remember.

[@mderossett01]

There should be zero tolerance for a cops legally binding statement not matching their body cam footage! If they lie to cover up for breaking the law and violating a person’s constitutional rights it should be grounds for immediate dismissal!

[@frankspencer9586]

Pritchett, parents must be super proud, what a piece of work.

[@Lord_Goober]

Guthrie PD is claiming they didn't know about the silver alert but that still doesn't excuse their actions against an elderly man and the fact after learning of the situation they proceeded with the criminal charges is inexcusable.

[@angelolamantia]

The cops know to yell lies due to the body camera. “Stop resisting!” “Let go of my arm!” “He bit me!” None of which can be seen in the video, it’s the new version of a throw down gun to justify a shooting.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Sadly all too true

[@Some_Guy6]

@@wingatebarraclough3553 Don't forget the classics like = I smell booze/mj.

[@malabarspyder]

Ya 'cause we all know Coke makes you chill and talk slowly

[@smileymctrashbag3589]

Right? Like tell me you've never been around someone who's done coke without saying you've never been around someone who's done coke.

[@Unmaleable]

​@@smileymctrashbag3589 and we typically make sure our nose is clean before going out lol. Coke will have you blowing and cleaning out your nose frequently. I would always squeeze my nose to make sure no power was visible in there lmao.

[@janemiettinen5176]

And restricts your pupils. Must be very different coke in KY..

[@thomasfrank4560]

6:10 "you can't lay down here in handcuffs brother" My brother in Christ you just used excessive force on an elderly individual and knocked his ass out temporarily, you clearly don't know what can and can't be done

[@debrawalters9746]

I wonder if this despicable officer sprained his ankles while jumping to all of these conclusions.

[@dennismood7476]

The incompetency of officers to properly asses any given scenario in which they are involved especially where the mental capacity of the subject is concerned is ASTONISHINGLY exorbitant. Officer Pritchert is the number one poster child for When you are taught to be a hammer, EVERYTHING looks like a Nail.

[@orbitalslingshot2206]

Let me guess, the cop's immunity is going to sheild him from being stupid on the job.

[@sjgavenger37]

Yep

[@fullthrottletreeservice4101]

You guessed it

[@km9381]

Maybe not if he can get hit with violation of 4th amendment due to excessive force

[@kerryedavis]

Qualified Immunity is only for lawsuits. These cops need prison, not lawsuits. They don't pay lawsuits themselves, and they don't learn anything from lawsuits. Maybe they'll learn something from prison. Or 2a, whichever. p.s. Before people start saying Abolish Qualified Immunity! that's largely irrelevant. Even without QI they're usually indemnified, which means they still pay nothing themselves. Also, for example, Colorado officially abolished QI but also set a very low cap: $25k as I recall. But they're not indemnified for prison. Nobody is going to get locked up for them.

[@reefnrod7159]

Pretty sure immunity on any technicality would be granted. Perhaps it is not well established that a cop can punch an elderly man in the back of the head while on the ground. Now if it had been while standing, maybe. That's the absurdity of qualified immunity.

[@ZoonCrypticon]

Such a dumb officer. You immediately recognize, that the poor man suffered of dementia.

[@garygemmell3488]

The biggest takeaway I got from this is that the cop's chief said that he finds no fault with what he did because he acting on the training he had received. Which begs the question: Just what in the hell are cops being taught these days?

[@Outlawtrpl6]

Usually they wouldn’t read him his rights because there would be no need to question him but the fact that the officer read him his rights was the beginning of the officer trying to coerce this man into making himself look like a menacing drug addict what a pos

[@irisairsoul]

Went from cocaine to "high on meth". Then found out the guy was under a silver alert and still give drug charges and attempted theft charges? Smh. And why'd it take do long for the Silver Alert to come back? Did NO ONE on the other end of that radio just not run his name? If not what's the point of calling it out??

[@daveblackman816]

And Guthrie will give him a promotion and find nothing wrong with the officer did. It’s disgusting

[@morganmenser6773]

GOOD OL BOYS SYSTEM AT ITS BEST! THESE COPS ARE TRAINED TO VIEW LITERALLY EVERYTHING AS A THREAT! IT MAKES ME ASHAMED TO BE IN THIS STATE AFTER HEARING THE CASE LAW THAT LET THOSE OFFICERS OFF WITH BEATING TF OUT OF CITIZENS. THATS THE MOST IMMORAL & CORRUPT SHIT IVE EVER HEARD!

[@Andy-te1mw]

That's how our justice system works. Law enforcement officials are essentially above the law.

[@ssgemactv]

It's pretty sick

[@ssgemactv]

​@@Andy-te1mwliterally*

[@Some_Guy6]

@@morganmenser6773 U.S cops act all disgustingly like the true hardcore n@zi's. (Think the camp gaurds, T4 Program, Einsatztruppen, SS and the Gestapo).

[@fyurileblanc7206]

this was all uncalled for. he accused the man of having cocaine in his nose- which was obviously a lie. he didn't even ask him what his name was. he just presumed, for some reason, that the man was on drugs. of course, he was- on prescribed drugs due to his health and age. this man was no threat and there was no reason to treat him this way. not once did i ever hear him ask for an id, or what his name was before arresting him. he only asked for an id after the man was in handcuffs. he didn't ask him what his name was. he already told him he was from this area. obviously he was mentally impaired. and he already searched him so he knew there was nothing in his pockets. this cop is a liar all the way around. the man couldn't have bitten him because both his hands were visible.

[@beefcakeman1525]

I like how this channel takes the image of the cop and EMS at 23:30 that walks in and uses them in the thumbnail as well as the second sheriff that show up after the incident as well. Used multiple pictures of officer pritchet in video but proceeds to only use images of cops not even involved in the situation. What an absolute fail from a channel that does this on the regular

[@danmartens8855]

He didn't even suspect a special needs situation. These cops act for the camera like a European soccer star. Judges enable this gratuitous violence.

[@Rev1Kev]

Saw this on Lackluster, and was furious, what an overly agressive cop,

[@johnd545]

I did as well... My comment used infuriating.

[@fullthrottletreeservice4101]

Me too and I find that the stupidity of this cop is just off the charts

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

And dishonest, and abusive

[@Tennesseeroadster222]

This hits close to home. Literally, my mother has dementia, and on the decline Also I live less then 10mins from that gas station on the tennessee side , I'm appalled angry and hope the family seeks justice for this please spread this to all outlets and don't let this fall through the cracks this needs to addressed and justice needs to given to the vet 😢

[@codbdup88]

Cop saying “it’s ok if you did too much cocaine” is code for I want you to confess that you committed a felony

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Actually, there is no law in the states for having done a drug, only for having it on your person or giving it to someone. Even DUI isn't a charge for intoxicants, but a charge for operating a vehicle while under the influence of such. Many drugs, the possession charge is for any amount and the penalty doesn't change for the amount difference, but might be an indicator of intent to distribute, however a person might be able to prove if it was all for personal use and get the distribution charge tossed.

[@codbdup88]

@ public intoxication is consumption of a drug

[@dsprg]

20:55 every ol granny/airhead who seats down in the wrong cookiecutter auto is automatically guilty by those overly vague words 😅

[@WRGOA]

Audit the Audit is the least biased channel which demonstrates the most compassion when it comes to making exceptions to grading people with disabilities. Absolutely love this channel

[@eddeeotero786]

Don't know the difference from Coke and a dried booger,,,

[@jaycarrillojc]

I won't ever forget driving my dad back from a doctor visit and getting pulled over by an officer. At the time, my dad was battling COPD and could barely move around because of his condition. That didn't stop the police from ordering him out of the car, putting him against the vehicle for a pat down, and acting as if his oxygen tank could be used as a weapon. I pleaded he stayed in the car, but it was met with indifference and hostility. The experience caused a real bad downward spiral for my dad, and he had to be rushed to the hospital because the officers couldn't show an ounce of compassion to a dying man.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Very sorry that happened to you and your dad. I actually saw a vid where a cop dragged a paraplegic out of the driver's seat an placed him on the ground until his wife could get the man's wheelchair out of the trunk. It was a simple traffic stop, but the family happened to be black. Believe it or not, Penn vs Mimms, the statute that obligates drivers to exit the vehicle on request, is used significantly more on minorities during routine stops.

[@jaycarrillojc]

@conscientiousobserver8772 and my father is a retired Native marine. One of the nicest men would help anyone in need when he was at full strength. It was very hard to remain composed while they terrorized him.

[@fullthrottletreeservice4101]

Stories like this infuriates me. Cops earning the hate daily. Sorry you and your dad went thru that ordeal

[@Some_Guy6]

@@conscientiousobserver8772 U.S cops act all disgustingly like the true hardcore n@zi's. (Think the camp gaurds, T4 Program, Einsatztruppen, SS and the Gestapo).

[@Some_Guy6]

@@jaycarrillojc U.S cops act all disgustingly like the true hardcore n@zi's. (Think the camp gaurds, T4 Program, Einsatztruppen, SS and the Gestapo).

[@anitasolis6749]

How are police so dumb, Stevie wonder would be able to see this man was not capable of answering or understanding anything he was asking, why is it that he’s stuck on cocaine, it’s just got to be drugs 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ police need to do better

[@TheFalconerNZ]

The drug charge was justification for the arrest knowing that even if it turned out he was wrong the arrest would be cleared & called valid.

[@armageddon_gaming]

It's absolutely bonkers that the charges, particularly the drug charges are still pending despite having been tested negative

[@rickytaylor5076]

Why is it legal and moral for law enforcement to ask you questions if they think your impared? If you're too impaired to drive, walk or stand how are you not to impaired to talk?

[@jamesjacola351]

Where's the dignity that people, especially elderly, deserve?

[@StarterVillian]

Pretty sure he would do the same thing to a 5-year-old

[@douglaspaterson5269]

​@@StarterVillianIf no one was looking and he knew he had 99% chance of getting away ‼️🙈🙉🙊

[@Some_Guy6]

@@StarterVillian U.S cops act all disgustingly like the true hardcore n@zi's. (Think the camp gaurds, T4 Program, Einsatztruppen, SS and the Gestapo).

[@hoosierdaddy1469]

There's an order of events that seems to be missed. After they fall to the ground... 1) Officer has left hand on Hendersons head. 2) Officers right hand swings and strikes Mr Henderson. 3) Mr Henderson goes unconscious from the blow 4) Officer says "let go of my hand". Then "put your hands behind your back". 5) Officer then rotates Mr Henderson left and right to get Mr Hendersons out from underneath him to handcuff him. There is ZERO way that the unconscious Mr Henderson could both have his hands underneath his body AND be holding on to the officer. As well as the "you got cocaine in your nose", then later changing his wording to meth. This demonstrates the officer is just speaking lies for the camera. I find it more likely the officer intended to plant evidence on Mr Henderson.

[@jadoolit]

Also, when his coworker shows up, he points to his right wrist where he was bitten, no teeth marks because his sleeve protected him, but that was the wrong side, right?

[@stephengrigg5988]

​@@jadoolitnotice how he quickly says "it's not that bad" because there's nothing there. This dude lied about so many things, he belongs under the jail.

[@concernedcitizen1874]

Officers are trained to narrate (LIE) for the camera. This idiot cop was making up anything he could think of in the moment to drag Mr Henderson to jail.

[@SamPoole-yj3yj]

@@jadoolithe was lying. That creep would put a mark on himself so he lie.

[@DerPlaystationZocker]

Also, cocaine and meth make your pupils larger not smaller, so the cop was pulling everything from the start completely out of his ass.

[@jeepliving1]

What's the point of issuing a Silver alert if the cops on the street don't (apparently) get the memo so they could use that information to conduct their stops? Regardless, both the officer, and likely his department, are criminally negligent in not having the most basic knowledge to evaluate an individual on scene to determine at least the possibility that there might be a cognitive issue with someone, especially in such an obvious case as this gentleman. Thick cops immediately jump to the conclusion that it's illegal drug use and never consider for one second that an elderly man wearing mismatched shoes might have mental issues. I hope there's a lawsuit in that department's future for failure to protect vulnerable populations due to insufficient training.

[@janeysiegrist5061]

@@jeepliving1 because he crossed the state border and the other state didn't have the alert

[@jeepliving1]

@@janeysiegrist5061 Thanks, that makes sense. However, the remainder of the issues remain.

[@concernedcitizen1874]

@@janeysiegrist5061 Sure, he crossed the state line. But you say that as if he was far from home, which is not the case. A good lawsuit will kick start the process of integrating the Silver Alert system.

[@OMGitsTerasu]

​@@concernedcitizen1874he was about 10 miles away from his area.

[@jellyheard908]

@@janeysiegrist5061why do people who quite clearly are officers comment randomly to justify the actions of other officers?

[@jcthieman]

What a surprise, a cop that's a blatant liar and perjuring himself in official legal statements. I reserve judgment on Mr. Henderson's actions but the officer should be up on charges no doubt.

[@dsprg]

12:06 "genius" has never seen dried snot?!?!?? 😂🥴🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣😆🤣