Lawsuit Settled Officer Depositions Exposes Policing Failures Part 1 | Cagle

[@arthurhouston3]

He resigned. To avoid being fired to keep his certification. This is the problem. He should never be allowed to have a badge and a gun.

[@royjones7831]

10 minutes drive down the road to the next dept. and you can sign right up as a 'clean' recorded copper.

[@cesarmedina7080]

That's why you need to defend yourself the same way you would against any other violent @sshole. Up to and including using lethal force. Then the violent criminal won't be able to hurt you or anyone else again. You can see here how they get away with assaulting someone and it's no different when they murder someone.

[@keithw.fletcher3307]

Doing it this way, will lead to ojt "on how 'not' to mess up the same way ...next time.".

[@KurticeYZreacts]

In no other line of work.... do they let you quit before getting fired... because they let you know what the consequences will be so they make moves like this to protect the pigs. Pure corrupt worthless unaccountable irresponsible cnts

[@Facts-Over-Feelings]

why ppl allow this nuts to become cops

[@SB-dv8ih]

That officer is such a liar It’s disgusting

[@mapo5976]

I'll bet his own family sees him for who he is. Who the hell would want to employ this garbage ?

[@PO-dv9gk]

Mendoza and the Sgt are just as bad. The whole department is corrupt.

[@juandoe2994]

Bet that coward won't put his hands on anyone without his little badge and gun now.

[@OneOddDuck]

​@@juandoe2994 the gun isn't a problem, it's the badge, they get drunk on power

[@6StimuL84]

@@OneOddDuck the gun is a problem with all the innocent Americans they murder and get away with.....

[@sputnikalgrim]

Make officers carry malpractice insurance like doctors. End taxpayer funded lawsuits. End qualified immunity, if a cop can’t get insured that cop can’t work.

[@rb8819]

More like every private sector professional employee that has a certification.

[@earache_srt8790]

I’m in agreement but disagree at the same time. I haven’t thought it all through. I like the idea of having officers fund their own liability instead of the taxpayers. However I believe that that would create something as bad as unions. Just another organization that would be difficult for the average person to defend themselves against. In saying that I’ve just realized that I should make a donation to a legal defense organization or two.

[@scottwheeler2494]

@@earache_srt8790 while I totally understand your concern about then having to deal with insurance companies, I think the balancing of then having the wide world of personal injury lawyers to take your case vs. the difficulty of finding a constitutional attorney. The mountain would move a little bit closer. I don’t know of a better system… I wish I had. But having an independent agency at risk, not a governmental one, would be a better overall solution. Dependent on the case, you may be facing the Federal government as well as state and local and their vast budget and advantage under the law. Removing these huge hurdles would make the system more balanced - not perfect, but better. I think a system much like the interstate truckers that is regulated by the Federal government would likely work for cops. The nation wide database that is maintained about every trucker makes keeping up with their driving record pretty clear. It’s not perfect either but it’s better than it was before.

[@earache_srt8790]

@@scottwheeler2494 point well taken 👍

[@shawna0653]

They have that. Every cop has a bond (insurance policy) on them but it can effect their career if there suits are filed so they just have tax payers pay.

[@BlackRifleMedic]

It always amazes me how concerned they are with people safety and yet proceeded to beat them and throw them on the ground. Protecting and serving the s*** out of you

[@aaronhaley6476]

Anyone with a brain knows it's about ego and control. Respect my authoritah!

[@ericbush3399]

😂 hahaha!!!

[@paulmonin5215]

It's all for officer safety??

[@AnalysisMedia]

Plus he's all soft spoken in the deposition. On the street, he was barking threats with his tattoos and skull ring: 2:04

[@ninadaly7639]

When you act like a belligerent fool, you get treated like one!

[@Thegrizful]

Absolutely amazing how he remembers anything that backs up his story but doesn’t remember anything that discredits him. Cagle is a pathological liar.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

That's the training...they know the boot licking jury will side with him

[@davesanders9203]

Cops have "selective memory"! One of the main traits of liars is: They pause longer before answering with a LIE!

[@cajunrandy2143]

@@imbalancedstatus8824 lol but the lawyer and the city powers that knew better and settled !!

[@georgecraytin9838]

Do not compliment him

[@billtate6962]

Absolutely that's how they train these clowns ...it's how qualified immunity is kept in good standing.....cops pretend they don't know any better. As long as ignorance is projected.... accountability is lost.

[@anarky4711]

To all cops : If public photography is illegal, charge Google. I dare you. If photography of licence plates is illegal, charge everyone with a dash cam. Again, I dare you.

[@joeblow2069]

Thank you.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

Maybe they shouldn't but the plate on the outside of the car

[@clbcl5]

That would be a Double dog dare.

[@Mikevdog]

Not to mention cops cameras and every security camera.

[@joeraywilliams]

What policeman actually really thinks that its illegal to record license plates? Keep your eyes straight, look straight ahead as you walk thru the wall mart parking lot.. dont drive thru the lot with your dash cam turned on..

[@curtbressler3127]

It's amazing how aggressively confident cops act out in the field about what the laws are and what their authority allows them. Get them in a courtroom setting and it becomes, "I don't know" "I wasn't sure" "Nobody told me" "I forget" "I don't recall"

[@TheNicki2020]

I was thinking the same thing. Out in the field he is all Mr Tough cop in the court room he’s all meek… with the “I dont knows and I dont recalls”…coz he cant say I tackled him to the ground because he pissed me off which we all know is the REAL reason.

[@ChazR25]

Simpleton tyrants

[@TruthrConsequences]

"I don't remember. I don't recall. I don't remember anything at all." -Peter Gabriel

[@TruthrConsequences]

@@ChazR25 Cadets are "legally" fired from academy for being too smart. SEE: Jordan v. City of New London

[@davidpeppers551]

Well, what I saw was a man who, when he was on scene, was confident about the law who herein admitted that he was wrong. He was confidently wrong.

[@robertbutler722]

He’s so worried about your safety that he slams you to the ground. Thanks officer, good work.

[@jackiehernandez1902]

😂😂😂😂

[@robertbutler722]

It’s like charging us money for not wearing a seatbelt you’ll be safe or we’ll make you pay

[@gr33dyglutton]

I mean.. we get that he's not going to tell the truth and admit that he wanted to hurt the guy because he mad him mad. But he could at least come up with a semi-believable lie.

[@lucyarmstrong4496]

lol

[@ninaniggenaber1]

😂

[@jaimemcdanieltravels]

Not only is he a gross man, he is a liar. We all saw how the phone fell, you attacked him. This man shouldn't even be a school crossing guard.

[@irayz2677]

That part of the training. Lie Lie Lie.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

I wish the the lawyer would have asked him if the citizen had a right to defend himself after he touched him ..

[@-108-]

He shouldn't be living.

[@jerryweeks8198]

More like maybe a garbage man!

[@scottwp34yt]

5:15 😂t

[@OrbSpider]

ignorance of the law appears to be completely acceptable when being employed as a clown/cop.

[@johnnybynum967]

Orb spider, you are exactly 100% correct!!

[@royjones7831]

Ignorance of the law is ALWAYS an excuse for the cops, NEVER an excuse for you.

[@markbassig1974]

Cagle made C's and D's in high school. Cagle continues to dork up.

[@adolfolopez126]

Yall need to stop repeating this ignorance of the law thing... Just spreads the evil that only applies to us not the police

[@ricladouceur6202]

They rely on that for their qualified stupidity.

[@shawnlambrecht1052]

Allowing crooks to resign is wrong. They should be fired, lose benefits, and be prosecuted just like anyone in the public. Never change things if this continues.

[@Fiero425]

That's why the guy didn't want to resign! He was saving benefits, unemployment, etc.! ;-)

[@charlesriekerk4676]

This is a perfect example of the criminal blue line gangsters.

[@s.b.rstunnaa.k.astaybangin8537]

It’s dangerous to have a person like him knowing right from wrong, yet act like he did, and go to court and say he doesn’t recall the incident 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Rock-mo3ry]

Very, very true.

[@altairiv6326]

No law enforcement officer should be allowed to resign in lieu of being terminated. No investigation of any type of wrong doing (policy, criminal, or Civil Rights) should just stop because an officer resigns.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

They didn't want to terminate him. They just politely asked him to move over to the next town

[@WitnessingTyranny]

The resign because terminations trigger post certification hearings.

[@valentinius62]

At the core, this is simply a criminal case. Honestly, though, anyone else doing the same thing would probably have gotten just probation. That being said, this criminal assault being carried out under the color of law should have garnered a few years in state prison. A cop assaulting someone is waaay different than some Average Joe doing the same thing.

[@altairiv6326]

@@imbalancedstatus8824 Your so right. Just take his criminal activities somewhere else. All criminals would love that, no penalty, just move along.

[@jodyvanliew2514]

We can thank the unions for strongholding taxpayers into letting cops resign instead of being fired .

[@Freddles279]

I will say it again... Cops don't become psychopaths, psychopaths become cops.

[@ChocolateMilk..]

100%

[@blakeb9964]

This. It's like how pedõs are attracted to teaching and jobs around kids. They do what gives them the most power over their victims. For cops, it's anyone they can assault.

[@truthhunter4270]

I’ve been saying this for years 🍻

[@soeren72]

I think for some of them it's peer pressure. It's a gang.

[@dizzlebizzle8424]

i don't see the point of saying this obviously untrue statement nor why atleast 175 people like it... it can be both.. or either.. or neither.. spouting just nonsense for no reason other than as a version of verbal vomit.. ACAB but also ignorant idiocy is bad too.

[@gautampinto5887]

The real shocking thing is even after they’re caught and they know they’ve done everything wrong. They still believe that they are in the right.

[@markbassig1974]

Cagle made C's and D's in high school. Cagle continues to dork up.

[@buddhaAl]

@@markbassig1974 Knuckle draggin' idiots with badges!

[@Nanobot1989]

They don’t believe it. They just know they have to act like they believe it to avoid further trouble.

[@Fiero425]

What's really criminal is when the prosecutor continues to back the officer and offers a deal to a citizen as a way of blackmailing them to avoid these lawsuits! Some back down not wanting to go to jail for even one day! I'd turn around, tell them to hook me up, and "keep me for as long as you want!" It only makes the judgement higher when officials are this stupid! How can they believe they're in the right trying to preclude public picture taking or videos? It's insane! Logic should tell them over their own shortcomings of intelligence!

[@shawnmts7109]

What kind of mind can't recognize, I would not want this to happen to myself, or I should not do this to any living thing. ( What kind of questions are in that test they take?)

[@gregoriostantoni]

"Do you agree with the Chief of Police that the force used was unnecessary...?" "No sir, because I didn't arrest him." WTF?

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

Thus no unnecessary force - I would have done it different .

[@alexandermacgowan9951]

..."I just ********ed him up his a$$ your dishonor"...

[@robertbenedetti6099]

Non sequitor responses by officer.

[@justicefl]

It is amazing how their memory gets foggy when they don’t want to tell the truth Think of the damage this substandard cop has inflicted on the public in his tyrannical career

[@DuggleBogey]

They are so tough on the scene and so timid when they are the ones being questioned. It's an amazing transformation.

[@marw1920]

It is amazing ... even more amazing is a judicial that goes along with obvious police perjury and fails to hold them to same standards as the rest of us.

[@mathew8581]

Not so confident now is he . No way did he think it was illegal to film number plates

[@neil_mch]

Then their memory becomes razor sharp when it comes to testifying against citizens.

[@neil_mch]

@@mathew8581 He was clearly looking for an excuse to shake down Reyes and escalate to violence.

[@RayPaganJr]

Mendoza didn’t even notice or cared that this citizen was standing there until Officer Tyrant started the escalation.

[@ItsConstitutional]

Cops today are told to Terminate anyone who challenges their perceived authority or knowledge of Law. "Rod Class WARNING; Corruption Ahead". and "Rod Class Attorneys Confession". All law enforcement have to take an Oath to the Fraternal Order of Freemasonry, where secrets are kept and they all purposely plot against the People.

[@WitnessingTyranny]

Officer tyrant was telling him what to do!

[@falseprophet1024]

And yet, he still backed up the other cop and helped violate a citizen..

[@cobracommander9138]

@@falseprophet1024 They are drinking buddies. Pullman posted the full body cam that shows before the guy recording ever showed up officer Tyrant played a prank on Mendoza and him and the other officers and firemen had a big laugh about it. Officer Tyrant heard it was Mendoza at the traffic accident and he headed over to see if his prank he had set up a few days before on Mendoza was still good so he could reveal it to Mendoza and all of the guys there. That was the purpose of officer Tyrant being there.

[@amandahennek4806]

Essasive use of force resulting in more than superficial injuries plus multiple violations of U.S. constitutionally protected civil rts activity occurred

[@scottynails]

And people have gone to prison because other people believed what came out of this guy's mouth was true.

[@Jeffery-f7k]

Really amazes me that he don’t know anything all of a sudden, but if it benefits him he remembers everything

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

Amazed - not quite the correct word ?

[@ronallen6578]

That's called "Selective Memory". I'd bet this also taught at most police academics and I use the word academy with great hesitation. Most academies are thought of as being a "learning" place. Not for police 😢😢😢

[@neil_mch]

He violently attacked a law-abiding citizen 'for his safety'.

[@WitnessingTyranny]

He's talking about where the crash happened. But when he was accosted and violently kidnapped, the vehicles are far in the background on the flat bed tow trucks!

[@neil_mch]

@@WitnessingTyranny So, he's a liar as well as a thug.

[@drointhewind480]

Protected and served the shit out of him

[@rachaelleann9847]

sums it up smh ridiculous and sicking isnt it

[@neil_mch]

@@rachaelleann9847 QI attracts people who want to hurt you with no consequences.

[@Cooldaddio2]

Mendoza shoulda been fired too. Not an option to resign, but fired.

[@johnwright4395]

No,Mr.Mendoza was not the instigator and was drawn into the encounter by officer Cagal.

[@MuzixMaker]

@@johnwright4395he allowed a number of crimes to be committed, he needs to be fired.

[@Cooldaddio2]

@@johnwright4395 mendoza contributed to the illegal excessive takedown, effected the arrest, and wrote the report charging him with assault on an Leo and resisting arrest. Mendoza is very much just as guilty.

[@chrisbudesa]

​@@Cooldaddio2. Part of the blue line gang.

[@fernandofernandezespinoza7109]

Remember people the blue line blinds you and binds you.

[@tonytidbury6569]

Not only a lying cop, but he’s got a lying lawyer covering for his anger issues.

[@shanegreer4375]

Going hands on "to get the situation calmed down" is the mindset of a violent tyrant.

[@curtbressler3127]

escalate to deescalate that's how their minds are programmed from the academy through their various trainings they receive. It's always a SHOW OF FORCE with these assholes.

[@lubabe9969]

Probably how he deals with his wife and kids if they make him mad.

[@gr33dyglutton]

That's because when he says "calmed down" he really means "So he can gain control and compliance".

[@Bossbabydaddy]

It’s how a street gang thinks but street gangs use more discretion than cops

[@alexandermacgowan9951]

...and they all vote for Biden!!! "LET'S GO BRANDON"!!!

[@littlelady3450]

It makes my heart happy that this will forever be out there for all of his bloodline to see...

[@redmoneylady2213]

Yep, that part😂😅😂😅

[@FrankBrown-c5l]

They probably know first hand what he is. Domestic violence is pretty common in police households.

[@bluj5917]

Funny how different he looks huh? And much older. Karma is a biatch listen to that wheezing on his chest 😂

[@michaelharrison235]

THIS IS PRIME EXAMPLE OF THE TYPE OF PERSON WE DO NOT WANT AS AN OFFICER!

[@yrp237]

Correct. Not knowledgeable of our constitution or the rights of free citizens, freely makes up "laws" to compensate for ignorance, ego driven, vengeful and prefers lies over truth.

[@highjumper7282]

I love how he is so cordial and well tempered in court. Scumbags

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

He has to impress audience .

[@pineapplegirl8078]

I showed about 18 minutes of this deposition to my 23 year old daughter without showing her the video of the incident. I asked her based on what she had watched if his testimony was believable. She said she could tell the officer didn’t believe his own statements but was determined to make sure he told the story that he wanted to be true. Should have seen her face after I showed her the video of the incident LOL

[@rebeccafreelin7515]

Officer Tatum has lied in the past many times. This time someone said "no more". Reyes called this corrupt cop' bluff. I can not imagine this man as a father because he would abuse if his commands were not followed. He also would lie about the abuse repeatedly. He is not a good liar, just an experienced liar. He needs to be totally cut out from ever serving as a LEO now or in the future. Go home beat your wife and kids.

[@olnappy]

The incident, the attack on the citizen was unnecessary and unjustified. His ego, the fired cop, caused all of this.

[@johnanderson591]

😊b my daughter also has a warped view of the world 😅

[@neneodonkor]

@@johnanderson591 how does she have warped view? Perhaps it is you.

[@Bruce4lmighty]

@@neneodonkorThe school is where the indoctrination of the masses is carried out. Nothing taught in school can be remotely described as ‘education’

[@letsgobrandon7567]

$102,000 was too cheap of a settlement. By the time the lawyer is paid, there isnt much left for what Renaldo Reyes went through.

[@hbomatt]

It's actually really good for texas for a fast settlement.

[@sm-btwrlm2518]

Fun fact: The BAR association was sued in 2013 for Tr3ason .. Wanna guess what the BAR did to prove they are ARMS of the the military ?? Treaties on false arrest and false imprisonment.. im sure someone will say 100k is worth it when they trust a liar :-|

[@rlbk525]

@@hbomatt “Good for Texas”?? 😆 2/3 of the money is probably going to his lawyer and taxes alone!! He also has to pay for medical bills! How tf is getting a nominal amount of money after getting your rights violated and being brutalized by the cops “good enough” ANYWHERE?? 🤦‍♂️

[@b-radicalproductions9962]

Free tax dollars for the attorney though

[@DonnieDarko727]

Free range tax cattle money to pay the other free range tax cattle. That's not a win.

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

i remember seeing this back then. glad he followed up. it was a hugely bad arrest. should have been federal charges.

[@johnsonhunglo1993]

It's not too late!!! There is that assault thing hanging there!!!

[@rachaelleann9847]

hell yeah it shouldve been, sadly all they do is get to skip town and never pay a dime, so itll never stop smh

[@paulkopp3634]

The other thing that strikes me is when police officers have beaten someone in an interaction there is very little concern for their injuries or welfare but everyone in law enforcement on scene is extremely concerned and keen to take many photos as “ Evidence “ if the office has a scratch or a broken finger nail .

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

Suspect is facing jail time and plea deals , gain evidence for state.

[@andreawilliams9887]

Well cops beat my dad to death and arrived at the station dead

[@colincrowley1280]

As he resigned everyone should watch out for this guy coming to (or already being at)a police department near YOU

[@sabrom]

He trained others on mental health but couldn't diagnose his own aggression /anger he had towards the public with the mindset of being above the Law...

[@p12423073]

I thought that was code for SWAT

[@donsab-xz4so]

Just imagine if there were no cameras. The two cops would've met up immediately after, come up with a story, and nothing would've happened.

[@stewartpink3117]

What would have happened is the auditor would have continued to be abused in the court system.

[@squirrelattackspidy]

I think he would have gotten a beat down along with additional charges if there were no cameras.

[@Pigsdontliketobecalledcops]

The innocent man would have been prosecuted and his life ruined!

[@curtbressler3127]

and Mr. Reyes would have been beaten to a pulp, possibly killed and given a life sentence for assaulting the knuckles of the officers and getting blood on their uniforms.

[@edwardlansdowne291]

It just blows my mind that this ex-cop can just sit there and tell lie after lie even though everything was caught on video. I mean, really, THIS is the calibre of man that the police department want representing them ? It just beggers belief !

[@erikd3843]

His nervous eye twitch and copd really kicks in when he lies !!

[@TASHUNDADON]

Mannnnnn that hard ass breathing irked me😂😂😂😂

[@jeni2114]

Yes i noticed that also

[@katerbi]

And his stomach keeps flexing.

[@joenunes6267]

His wheezing act to make someone feel pity. He's such a lying scumbag. Crystal clear memory, sudden memory loss, and completely full of crap with the BS 'officer safety" garbage narrative. So ,you attacked him for your safety, but you can't remember grabbing his neck or throwing his phone...cuz you're a dishonest trashbag.

[@KingoftheProfane]

@@katerbiit seems like he has some lung issue.

[@scrabbledmind]

I feel sorry for his family; he’s obviously a violent narcissist that don’t respond well when he doesn’t get his way. Seems like the police force attract people like this.

[@goofyrulez7914]

He's a wife beater, that is, if anyone was stupid enough to marry this trash.

[@fer100881]

That is the profile

[@A_Flo_11_11]

Correct. Mentally ill people are attracted to this profession. Certain types of Mental illness is acceptable in our society such as the concept of love and religion .

[@goofyrulez7914]

Cops do not care about lawsuits because it's not their money, it's money they robbed from the taxpayer.

[@thomascolbert2687]

@abisenesflores3824 love and religion are mental illnesses? ✋️😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@pete6300]

Look at how comfortable and straight faced he is while lying. This is not his first time. He has definitely lied in court before

[@franklyanogre00000]

He keeps twitching and often touches his head, neck and face. Deception signs all over the place.

[@WitnessingTyranny]

​@@franklyanogre00000 You could see the violence in his eyes on scene before he attacked. I can't believe he worked with the mentally ill. He must have created many more.

[@dnice583]

Pray for this man. He clearly is fighting demons.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

@@dnice583 Alternative facts.... everybody is lying on him... only he is telling the truth

[@Lonesome.Cowboy]

​@@dnice583 Pray for the demons. They have no chance against this man.

[@chrisjinks3075]

Pure insanity. Law enforcement officers are enforcing laws they don’t know.

[@mariojanaf5474]

It's enough that they think they work in their best interest...covered by QI...

[@heynow01]

Yep, I love that he lied and said taking pictures of licence plates is illegal. Lol. Then he lied in his deposition saying he resigned to further her career and his department was having problems. Forgot to mention that he was advised to resign or risk being fired.

[@saltycreole2673]

In this case, enforcing laws that dont exist! They're enforcing their feelings like 5 year olds do.

[@maphyous228]

Police should know the constitution forwards and backwards. Before they get to touch a gun and a badge.

[@mariojanaf5474]

@@maphyous228 so state certification offices must be sued...they are not trained and don't have sufficient knowledge to be police officers...

[@tccurtis2932]

They NEVER should have let him out of the Mental Health Facticity .

[@Apodictic1]

Good one. Best comment.

[@Black_and_Green]

😂

[@tracyeaves4847]

🤣 zackly

[@ValerieBailey-y9u]

My guess would be, with thse anger issues, he left before he was pushed.

[@irayz2677]

Former Officer. He deserves that title.

[@dunningkruger4863]

Convicted felon would suit him better

[@brendanmarotta9433]

That title would be better served. If he goes to prison.

[@franklyanogre00000]

Current traitor fits better.

[@alastermyst]

No, he deserves the inmate title. Both cops committed serious crimes. So serious that just one of them carries the max penalty of death. Yet nothing. The entire system is corrupt.

[@kodegadulo]

Was he fired or allowed to resign and keep his police certification, so he can just go to another department?

[@alastermyst]

Ah, the sudden amnesia when it comes to answering any questions that would be bad for him. Not to mention "safety safety safety, my entire concern was safety!!! I even have a convoluted reason to believe the citizen could have been in danger from a contrived, basically impossible scenario I pulled out of my ass!!! But what was in his hands? Nope, didn't care to look." Completely unbelievable and should frankly be sufficient grounds for perjury conviction.

[@allemander]

The badged criminal made sure to prove the journalist was in danger of compromised safety by attacking and assaulting and kidnapping him.

[@kodegadulo]

“We’re slamming you to the ground … for your safety!” More like getting rid of your camera, for their career safety

[@TheHippieatheart63]

And yet all through the entire video of the incident the word "Safety" was NOT said, imagine that.

[@marklindsey579]

Foggy memory... are you telling me that he didn't watch the video to refresh that foggy memory?

[@prjtvbox9795]

My experience with cops is that they always want to see those hands...take your hands out of your pockets...let me see those hands...hands hands hands, show me your hands!! What a tyrannical liar, he should never have been in law enforcement. We need to film the police at every opportunity, work towards holding them as well as the political system that empowers and shields them accountable. Enough is enough, stand up for your rights and effect change.

[@ThynBlueSlym]

This is my home town and I’m the first one to criticize police and express my grievances. After watch this videos as well as others covering this case. It’s truly frighting how corrupt they are. They did everything but the RIGHT thing. Doubled, tripled and quadrupled down on their tyranny. Id say I’m surprised but… this is what’s to be expected by law enforcement.

[@redmoneylady2213]

You had me at corrupt.❤

[@saltycreole2673]

They know the judges will blow their birds every chance they get.

[@truthjusticeintegrity]

Its a real American Tragedy what some law enforcement agencies have become

[@darOK-ui5kn]

Ur funny 😁! This is the 1st 1A channel I followed. (Can’t say enuff @ Phillip Turner 👏👏🤩😍). Huge fan of Jeff Gray @Honoryouroath n Eric Brandt😞… #FreeEricBrandt (I hope he is doing as well as can be expected.)

[@FirstLast-xr9lo]

J. Cagle left and went directly to the next jurisdiction. He was allowed to resign a 3rd time rather than face termination. Suddenly he's humble and polite?!?! Amazing how much their ego and disposition is in check when they aren't violating someone's rights!

[@cordellwise2070]

I have a BS degree in teaching. I graduated from college in 1970. I remember courses I had to take, like Anatomy and Physiology, Kenesiology, First Aid, etc. I was in a profession where I was not issued a badge or gun, but was responsible for dealing with the public. How can these people with 6 weeks of training in the police academy, not remember what they learned in dealing with the public. From watching many videos, it's puzzling how a large number of cops don't remember their training. Additionally, they get hired at a higher salary than teachers. This needs to be addressed on a national level.

[@markbassig1974]

Cagle made C's and D's in high school. Cagle continues to dork up.

[@ratboyninja]

They want reactionaries not thinkers

[@richard6719]

Hard to remember anything when they are hired with an upper limit of 85 for intelligence.

[@jeremykothe2847]

Similarly, how many officers with "20 years experience" don't know what is needed to detain someone.

[@cordellwise2070]

@@jeremykothe2847 Evidently, there are many so-called experienced officers who don't know the law. They have operated under ego reinforced by a badge and a gun!

[@akken2112]

If qualified immunity for cops ended, so would the incidents of cops abusing their authority.

[@darksmokegaming7440]

They passed that bill in my state recently

[@akken2112]

@@darksmokegaming7440 which state is that?

[@rogerhogge7097]

On one level, yes. But then, let us not underestimate the sheer stupidity, immorality and outright psycopathy of far too many blueline cockroaches. You hire low to mediocre intelligence criminal thugs, guess what you get?

[@natewilson8797]

Co.@@akken2112

[@crscts]

No, once they put on that badge and gun their egos get inflated.

[@olesarge8147]

All of my life I’ve heard the expression “IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IS NO EXCUSE “, but when it comes to cops, it’s known as “QUALIFIED IMMUNITY “, and it often carries with it, no crime or punishment… I find it hard to believe that cops In this day and age are ignorant in all these cases of blatant rights violations. SMH

[@CeanStrauss]

Qualified immunity only applies to civil litigation. It has nothing to do with criminal prosecution. You could take away QI today and, although that would be a good start, not one more LEO would be criminally charged because of it. You have to deal with the corrupt PD's to refer charges and then deal with the corrupt DA' to pursue charges, and then deal with the corrupt judges to have a impartial trial and sentencing. All things worth fighting for, but abolishing qualified immunity isn't the silver bullet some make it out to be.

[@cycleboy8028]

@@CeanStrauss QI abolition wouldn't be the silver bullet, but it would be the crack in the armor to make things more transparent. If the defense gets QI established, it quashes discovery. And discovery can be brutal! Discovery info can show how the local DA is colluding with the cops and not charging "in an effort to retain police assistance"... ie the cops aren't about the law, they are about themselves.

[@adolfolopez126]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse.... Haha the irony😅

[@dex2591]

I've said the same thing for years. Also, it's my understanding that once a law has been in place for a long enough time that a reasonable person should be aware of it, that "I didn't know that" is not a defense. I think it varies from state to state, but I've read that about two years is considered long enough for a cop to know what the law is once a law is passed. But apparently it doesn't mean anything, because cops use the old "oh I thought that was illegal" defense all the time and never get called on it

[@truthjusticeintegrity]

Its most likely a combination of ignorance and outright disdain for the public and The Constitution. @@cycleboy8028

[@BlackstoneMalone]

It's so funny how these cops have the sharpest memory on things that they think make them sound good but can't remember or know nothing about that when it's about their wrong doing!

[@poppyd9758]

Perfect example to end qualified immunity. Police and their unions will lie professionally to keep themselves out of trouble.

[@alastermyst]

There is no way in which a police officer can reasonably believe filming in public like that or filming license plates is illegal. Which makes all officers involved criminally liable for things like USC 18.13.241 and 242, assault, battery, unlawful restraint/false imprisonment, kidnapping/abduction, etc. etc. etc. These cops could easily be convicted and sentenced to decades in prison or even death in any honest court.

[@jme9063]

​@@rikvis the court of public opinion. And your welcome.

[@ItsConstitutional]

Cops today are told to Terminate anyone who challenges their perceived authority or knowledge of Law. "Rod Class WARNING; Corruption Ahead". and "Rod Class Attorneys Confession". All law enforcement have to take an Oath to the Fraternal Order of Freemasonry, where secrets are kept and they all purposely plot against the People..

[@mushroommanny]

honest court in america lul

[@THE-michaelmyers]

He knew taking photos of plates was not illegal. He will come to regret saying those words. What he was doing was enflaming the situation with the clear intent to make an arrest on something else. The problem is at the time he had no regard for the US Constitution and felt that he could do whatever he wanted under the color of law and the dept would back him up. This is actually law enforcement at its worse. The only thing worse would be for this cop to make the auditor unalive!

[@joekev27]

Well I mean the Nazis thought they were doing the right thing thats how they justified their actions and thats exactly what this officer is doing here.

[@dericksmith2137]

So a certain amount of force can be used ‘as necessary to effect an arrest’. And the cop thinks that ‘because I didn’t arrest him’ is a defence? Seriously, if you didn’t arrest him, then no amount of force could be deemed necessary! That’s exactly how stupid cops are! Can’t see the trap that he walked himself into.

[@onionhead5780]

How many times have you heard someone say that cop sure is smart? Im 57 and have never heard those words uttered in my lifetime.

[@blakeb9964]

​@@onionhead5780 never. They're the bottom of the barrel.

[@jimyhalfpoint5852]

And how the hell can Pigs have tattoos covering there entire arms. It symbolizes certain groups like bikers, convicted criminals, nazis, prisoners of war. And now cops. Basically saying u f uck with us u die.. We are all born stupid some become smarter seeking knowledge while many today become even dumber then they have kids which are dumber then there parents. Lol

[@rodneyhickman598]

98% of these videos they have straight up lied on or about the person that becomes a victim because of their lies. They continue to get away with this shyt because of the no good DA's and judges who fail to prosecute them along with the bullcrap qualified immunity.

[@victorvarela1480]

If you are a LEO, you WON'T get deposed if you learn how to deescalate and DON'T let your ego get in the way! Remember, YOU swore an oath to Uphold the Constitution!!

[@jeffreygoss8109]

Wouldn’t this be nice.

[@reibenny]

Being 55 years of age, I find It utterly mind boggling how a man of similar age can possibly believe that it's unlawful to operate a camera in public..how can a grown man be this damn stupid?

[@rj9203]

He's not stupid. He's a liar.

[@saltycreole2673]

Being a liar is indeed a prerequisite for being a "good" cop in the eyes of their Obersturmbannfuhers. They just better not lie to each other! Their Obersturmbannfuhrers don't like that at all! No way to justify tyrannical behavior then!

[@charlescastillo8870]

He's a professional, trained to lie cheat and not held to any accountability😮

[@hansmansens]

Valid question.....

[@dutchreagan3676]

Jimmy Carter's Dep't of Misunderedulmekasjon. It was his gift to the Teetsjer's Onions in 1979. He needed votes for the election and started the Dep't We were ranked #1 in the world for education K-12, after Carter's gift of 25,000 useless burokratz, we're now ranked 27th worldwide.

[@CombatWombatQRF]

Unacceptable to have such ignorant cops working for us, what an embarrassment!

[@WitnessingTyranny]

It's more than an embarrassment. They're like this nationwide. It's tyranny!

[@BadBadgerTrollAccount172]

They're all like this...

[@brad3706]

Well, now that we know all of their training is by online "classes" it explains everything. No practical experience, hands on instruction, group discussion/ interaction or testing. Sit for a seminar while they drink beer and watch the game.. we tried online instruction within our company: it doesn't work as there is 0 information retention for the majority of employees.

[@robertmccmick1296]

Have to agree . What amazes me is why other cops want to be a part of the association when you have incompetent other cops among them . Such a bad group of clowns .

[@purselmer5931]

"ignorant cop" is redundant.

[@franklyanogre00000]

1:21:00 "he refused to ID" You had no intention to arrest him, so he was under no obligation to identify.

[@falseprophet1024]

In texas, it's "lawfully arrested," so even if he said the cameraman was under arrest, the cameraman technically still wouldn't have to ID himself..

[@Aeryn007]

@@falseprophet1024 - in texas, "legally detained" is ASSUMED to be arrested...civil courts however have repeatedly shredded that doctrine, yet it remains...nevertheless, only when formally arrested are you obligated to identify yourself, and that means the officer MUST inform you that you are being arrested...ironically, the arresting officer is under no obligation to inform you what charge you are being arrested under. The host of charges that cops love to file on people in these cases (failure to ID, interfering with investigation, etc) are all secondary charges that cannot be the primary charge...which is why virtually every 1rst amendment auditor gets the charges dropped, dismissed, or knocked down to keep it out of court (also illegal, as it prevents due process, which would end in a courtroom).

[@chicagolandcopwatch2841]

Depositions gives you a vivid account of how members of law enforcement have no idea what's legal and what's not legal and have no idea what citizens legal rights are in public.

[@abny14]

Really shows their incompetence

[@chicagolandcopwatch2841]

@abny14 if you watched Justin channel they were trying to come up with a crime to charge him with before looking at the body cam footage. Once they realized they f up they threw the officer to the wolves

[@onionhead5780]

Why should they know? There’s no repercussions for their actions. Abolish qualified immunity.

[@chicagolandcopwatch2841]

@@onionhead5780 I agree with you

[@tomryan8600]

I BELIEVE THEY KNOW FULL WELL WHAT IS AND IS NOT LEGAL THEY JUST IGNORE THE LAW AND GET SO USED TO DOING THINGS THEIR WAY AND NOT BEING HELD TO ACCOUNT THAT THEY ARE SURPRISED WHEN IT HAPPENS=THEN THEY RESORT TO LIES AND FAULTY MEMORY=====

[@ChrisJChris100]

I love this one. I like the idea to keep us update it on case. Thanks for the good work for teaching us on our rights and how to fight to protect our rights.

[@nicknitro4420]

License plates are in view for all to see... This cop deserves to be fired ....Too bad he didn't lose his qualified immunity...

[@WitnessingTyranny]

He swore an oath to uphold the constitution. Violating our rights is a crime punishable by fines up to imprisonment and death. He's a criminal oathbreaker who deserves prison.

[@n8iv386]

Anything that's in sight from public view is legal to film. That's just plain ole common sense! Any LEO's that violate your rights on something as simple as this, should not be allowed to hide behind the Qualified Immunity Law, imo.

[@climber950]

How he was granted QI is unreal. The is the perfect example of why it must be revoked. It’s not even a law.

[@nicknitro4420]

@@n8iv386 This cop lied his ass off, he went hands on then blamed the guy who he assaulted ...

[@michaelae.2390]

Imagine the torture this guy put out as a jail guard, without anyone or anything to hold him accountable. Jail guards are the lowest form of life

[@ChocolateMilk..]

They're the same level as police "officers" and politicians.

[@tallchap8070]

Pond slime looks down on him. He’s just a terrible person.

[@Sabodap]

Imagine the damage he caused to the mental health patients/prisoners.

[@delresearch5416]

I had better jailers than the cops that arrested me.

[@markbassig1974]

Cagle made C's and D's in high school. Cagle continues to dork up.

[@michaelwoods3651]

Total blue line bs! He knew full well that people can record in public. He was butthurt and let his ego run his actions.

[@WitnessingTyranny]

His eyes were all twitchy with violent intent before he attacked.

[@lady4real75]

It's about CONTROL! I am the LAW, I TOLD YOU TO LEAVE....

[@MWhite1481]

He said the lady asked him who Mr Reyes was.. officer dipshit probably thought I’m going to teach Reyes a lesson so I can get friendly with ms vaughn

[@alexandermacgowan9951]

...he's just another punka$$ b******* who thinks no one can see his cowardice behind the badge...

[@jeffreygoss8109]

You are giving this idiot too much credit. They have no idea of the law or constitution.

[@renniegibson9261]

This is the best cop 'squirm', I have ever seen. Just awesome. This guy, is a cops worst enemy.

[@pianoman1399]

I can't imagine how many innocent people this tyrant has in prison charged with fake crimes ...

[@learn2bstill412]

That was one of my very first thought. With this cop and so many other incidents.

[@Black_unity597]

For real! But like I keep saying this is white Americas mandate this dude was supposed to be locked up even when it’s on video white Americans just will not do the right thing! But nope they let him get away with a se

[@angh2008]

❤I wonder that myself. How many innocent people are arrested ,charged ,put in jail or prison . I get cops have hard jobs at times . I really do believe they do put their lives in danger but some are just not good officers . I want cops on our streets . I just want honest cops who have think skin to handle some people. Because people get upset when they feel or know they are not guilty and start getting scared or starts being mouthy so in these and all incidents officers need to deescalate the situation not beat up a man or woman . I've come across mostly good cops . Thankfully. Had a few in my life that where trying to be rude or maybe tryed to make me feel like I was a criminal but I always just said " yes sir " and just tryed to go with the flow to not make them mad and thankfully it worked . But the bad cops does make it hard to trust all . I'm all for police but I do think they all need training and lots . And de-escalation skills . Plus need to have descent communication skills and need to know the law . I know their not perfect and make mistakes especially rookies but the ones that have been officers and climbed the ranks should know they can't let their emotions of anger or ego make them do something violent .I do want cops but just hope they start getting more training . I want them safe and us .

[@janlotto1]

I’m so proud of these auditors and so ashamed of the police who trample our rights. Every mayor, governor, police officer and department head needs to watch 100 hours of these types of videos. When looking for crime videos on KZbin you are just as likely to find examples of cops breaking the law as true criminals.

[@JCP58]

So true

[@ericlucas97]

He wasn’t an auditor. He was just a local news blogger.

[@edwardgrimsley4401]

Cop's are the " TRUE CRIMINALS "

[@shadowgarr7649]

Such viewings by these officials won't dissuade viewpoints that originate from closed minds.

[@paul-u2y9y]

yes and told if they dont straighten the cops out they can forget public service because there will be immediate recall elections.

[@Patrick-zn1pc]

At the point he says "this accident is dead and done" they lost even the color of law for anything that happened after that. No color of law, no qualified immunity. They should have been charged with an assault and battery.

[@nicholascosentino8492]

I was afraid his lies were going to cause a heart attack. Face twitching, heavy breathing, it says it all.

[@dannyboy5200]

If the government didn’t want police like this There would be no police like this

[@TheresaBuccola]

Yeah, I know.

[@tommyb123]

Exactly right and what I’ve been saying.

[@Zebojr2kool]

The police aren’t here to protect and serve the people. They are here to serve and protect the government.

[@onescuba3099]

TRUTH!

[@policestate4879]

Tha dumbr tha beter.

[@jimlarson170]

This guy is really hard headed and he still thinks he's right and did nothing wrong.. unbelievable!!

[@patrickwilson619]

He knows he's wrong but he's the type that wouldn't admit it to save his life. Real pos

[@detroitmetrotransparency]

​@patrickwilson619 he knows if he plays dumb he won't get charges. And as you can tell dumb is his specialty.

[@policestate4879]

And everybody stepped away, police, city, every single employee of this city forbidden to speak with him!

[@russblack443]

​@@detroitmetrotransparencyshit one look at the douche nozzle will let you know that.

[@DuggleBogey]

"I slammed the guy to the ground with my hand on his throat, but I have no idea how he got those cuts on the back of his head." Dude made the EMS treat his hurt finger before the guy with the serious head injury.

[@homer5802]

That's because he's royalty. Screw the peons. He goes first.

[@alexandermacgowan9951]

NO!...he's a wannabe "bada$$" 1%er outlaw biker with an OWEEEEEEEE on his pinkie...get ICU prepped!@@homer5802

[@jensgropp]

Also, did you notice how he can’t hardly remember much but you can be assured when he testifies against you he will remember everything

[@angelahansen3398]

After saying he reviewed the videos several times

[@jeffreygoss8109]

Remarkably, huh?

[@inquisitor4635]

One officer says it is an active scene while the other officer says the scene is now over and thus, not active. All that tax payer money to train and pay his salary, yet he believes recording license plates is illegal.

[@allemander]

Whichever lie seems the most convincing, they will spew. It’s always a gamble.

[@valentinius62]

If it was a scene where forensic evidence would need to be preserved and sterile, it would be taped off. Obviously, this was just a non-fatal vehicle accident, so there was no evidence to be contaminated.

[@falseprophet1024]

How is resigning in the middle of ia investigation not dishonorable?

[@royjones7831]

Typically if the resignation happens prior to official penalties coming down, there is no record placed in the perp's file. Then he can mossy on down to the next dept. with a CLEAN file and transfer right into that service with the years prior still counting to his 'experience.' Journeyman copping.

[@Aeryn007]

Dishonorable? From the outside looking in, it is immensely dishonorable...but if these cretins had any honor to begin with, we wouldn't be watching this deposition.

[@williezar2231]

Wait, Reyes wasn't safe so they kicked his ass?

[@eggomanic]

Pretty much sums it up! Lol!

[@krisrodriguez3210]

😂😂 WELL SAID!😂😂

[@royjones7831]

That's how he'll remember to be safe next time! You know, how you beat your kid severely so he'll remember the stove is hot. Wait, you say that's abuse? Huh?!

[@NPCHSN]

They protected and served the shit out of him.

[@userme2803]

How cute, respectful, kind and polite they are in the court. Amazing human beings.

[@stckbyer]

the more you listen, the more you can see why more cameras are necessary

[@ambmainman]

But wait a minute.... this former Police officer lies with such ease.....its almost like he did it his whole career.....and what an amazing coincidence that he forgets the things that are legally bad for him.... but then surprisingly remembers all the things that aren't!

[@edwardkrobot453]

What this cop can't do is tell the truth

[@k8schu102]

And breathe! Must be allergic to the truth. Do you hear how he’s wheezing?

[@Doreana48501]

That's just it tho isn't it. He's not and never was a cop he was and is nothing but a Thug. A two bit Thug.

[@ilb735]

Whilst it stands on his shoulders and speaks far louder than anything he says

[@ilb735]

@@k8schu102 everytime a new question is coming from the interviewer, not so much ( /@all) when more focused / speaking?

[@policestate4879]

Constitutionally incapable of telling the truth.

[@jilltaylor6716]

When they said that he started at the jail, it explained EVERYTHING.

[@jimstewart5008]

10 years a cop and thinks licences plate number are private, case closed he is uneducated and unprofessional. Whoever hired him should be fired

[@drointhewind480]

And yet the supreme court says that is ok!

[@watercarepro9610]

I just watched another cop of 20 years not knowing a damn thing about the law, it's the cop that arrested the girl for taking pictures outside the courthouse, and even said the judge wanted her camera to delete the pictures. That cop is clueless, you have to watch it ..

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

Your fellow citizens returned a no bill

[@vivianewing7154]

He can't remember what he learned 90 days ago which means he is getting too old to be a police officer anymore.

[@doodmonkey]

Do you remember what color socks you were wearing that day? Absolutely! Do you recall the part where you broke the law and violated Mr. Reyes's rights? Sorry I don't recall.

[@joeows6537]

This is top-shelf auditing level education right here. This entire video has the who what where when why and how, thank you very much mr. Turner well done brother.

[@stangalang4783]

"I CAN SMELL THE CIGARETTES THROUGH THE PHONE"

[@michellemiller8506]

That's more than cigarettes. He's doing a ton of facial twitching. Maybe they should drug test them before doing any questioning... Lord knows they'll use any excuse why he lied under oath!

[@keithw846]

He said, "the accident scene is done" and "this scene is over" .. So, there was no reason for him to be required to leave.

[@tibbsmcfish3056]

I always love how they use the license plate tactic, like they actually care about protecting those people.

[@melissagaynor5880]

Or like dash cam don't exist 🤦‍♀️

[@2r3notgoodas1]

They dont give a shit about the public. They use any excuse to confront any person.

[@mikewilliams2072]

It is scary to think about what would have happen if no cameras were at the scene!!!

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

Officer's word = True fact

[@witchywoman4778]

Every single training center for cops should make it mandatory for trainees to watch these type of depositions. Maybe, that would stick with them and make them think before they do something they will regret. They could call the training class "Don't let this be you."

[@melnimtz]

Think of how many lives this officer has ruined by not knowing the law, not telling the truth and having an ego issue. Every arrest this guy has made should be reviewed. This is disgusting!

[@dchiffy]

I’m so glad there’s accountability. Thanks for the update and the report. Obviously this guy was coached. He is not genuine, well trained and well meaning. He came into the force as a dickhead and was well groomed We need police and government personal to get there own personal insurance, we dont need to pay for it Qualified immunity needs to be limited And all cops need large identifiable numbers so we dont have to work hard to recognize thme

[@cmasterson]

I worked in a police department. I swear it was like high school. You had officers on the same shift hating the other officer. My supervisor was sgt. I worked with the TAC officer (she trained officers on running NCIC), she was the only officer that could. She was going through a divorce and I think k she called her husband after looking at the bank statements one day and was crying because she figured out her was cheating. Officer Yancy snitched to the Sgt and the sgt nor anyone else cares. We worked at the TRU or front window and 2 or 3 sat in the front and 3 sat in the back . The ones in the back just made sure warrants had the correct info on it. So we could take personal calls and watch TV etc. He hated her for some reason and tried for months to report anything she did to get her fired. Just petty for no reason.

[@dchiffy]

@@cmasterson petty is the perfect word, thanks for sharing

[@cajunrandy2143]

they shouldnt have any more immunity than a roofer- who btw has NONE

[@ChocolateMilk..]

@@cmasterson They're all sick in the head! As sick as any other fascist or Nazi!

[@ChocolateMilk..]

@@cmasterson Hope you recognize that there's not a single empire or civilization in human history where the people didn't eventually take matters for justice in their own hands, and the first to be stripped of uniform, powers and every possession and then eventually executed are the police as they're always corrupt. Imagine that. Not a single civilization that put up with such abuse and fascism. The cops in USA harass, accost, assault, rape, destroy and murder people every single day. Every action of law enforcement and politicians will be investigated and not many if any will be spared in the end.

[@icebalm]

"I took all these training courses, but I don't remember taking them and I don't remember the contents of them." This testimony proves this person cannot be trained and should never be employed as anything other than a ditch digger ever again.

[@gr33dyglutton]

They know if they acknowledge what they've been trained on it can be used against them next time and they can't fake ignorance when they want to arrest someone for .

[@lubabe9969]

Digging ditches takes energy, this guy sounds like he definitely couldn't do it.

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

Perfect qualifications for a cop.

[@mrtruecommenter10000]

I'm just saying I dig ditches and it's a pretty damn good living I make a lot more than police officers

[@iczar5]

This donut couldn’t get his p***s wet in a shower let alone dig a ditch 😂

[@thatdudeingray4546]

Wow, every time he lies his lungs give out. Like god is punishing him in real time 😂😂😂😂

[@lowdimes8775]

20 years ago $100 000 would have been a good settlement. Today our rights are worth millions. There should be no limit to the amount of money for these settlements. Another way the government holds us down

[@valentinius62]

Could be more if it went to a jury trial. Who knows, possibly millions. On the other hand, most people are bootlickers, and would be inclined to buy the cop's story. So it seems most are content to just settle. People are constantly bombarded with Blue Line propaganda, every single time a cop is shot anywhere makes national news, and we're constantly being told that the police are the only ones who can protect us.

[@dukeraul624]

The settlement limit is set by those that accept the settlement.

[@lowdimes8775]

@dukeraul624 have you noticed, our government spends billions and trillions. $100,000 is a $20 this day and age to them. Unless multimillion dollar settlements occur the tax payers that pay out never find out, it gets swept under a rug.

[@dukeraul624]

@@lowdimes8775 tell the plaintiffs, they are the ones accepting sub par settlements. They are keeping the bar low.

[@lsantana2562]

I just watched a 2.5 hr deposition...and don't regret a second of it. More of these uniformed individuals need to be held accountable for their unlawful actions.

[@frankmoss6319]

I've been watching depos too, I am appalled at what I hear. It always appears that they are thinking with their gonads. And you think all the videos they would clean up their act.

[@fredgilham8869]

CT wwwwq ft no

[@fredgilham8869]

Fdpp hi

[@jmeponte972]

I know this is an old comment, but if you still like to watch these depositions, you should watch Lt. Milazzo and Sgnt. Larson deposition. You won't believe what you are watching😂😅!😂😂😂😂😂

[@lsantana2562]

@@jmeponte972 ya, I watched those too...amazing people tasked with enforcing law, don't know the laws.

[@billmiller3425]

It's staggering that there are still cops that do this. How can this be???

[@larry3064]

Qualified immunity and taxpayers paying for their crimes. They know that they can get away with it unscathed the majority of the time.

[@Marks-Law]

In the South where I live, we are having seriously expensive cost of Totaling new cars. Like 90-120 days from brand freaking NEW Police Cars.

[@ianbattles7290]

A complete lack of consequences for violating the law.

[@planeiron241]

they r trained to arrest first, kill if possible it's all written up it's going to get worse and nothing will be done...you can make billions of videos nothing will change...you haven't seen nothing yet it's gonna get bad...you r brainwashed soon as you start school better yet now that cellphones and HC are in kids hands the brainwashing is escalating starts at even a younger age than 5 or 6, 3 yrs old

[@CALCOBRA94]

Look T your own backyard and u will the cops ur county and city hires. Try filming them and see how they will intimidate u under the color of law.

[@Oshun2525]

I cracked up when he ran to the bathroom. Allegedly.😂😂

[@dearblabby]

He obviously failed all of his TCOLE certified courses except "How to LIE and conveniently FORGET material facts" course. He got an A

[@Jimbobjankowicz]

😂

[@jeffreygoss8109]

After seeing all these Texas police officers I’m pretty sure the TCOLE test is conducted my by Fisher Price.

[@dearblabby]

@@jeffreygoss8109 Be nice to Fisher Price. They've been so nice to us.

[@supportourmilitary4768]

Thank you all for bringing this to light absolutely disgusting what they did and sadly still keep doing unless voted out the city will continue to lie and protect themselves not the citizens until real change occurs. Donna Harper.

[@miked1639]

If I had too guess looks like we have a dem and a republican cop in this incident both dirty

[@supportourmilitary4768]

​@@miked1639 yeah probably you are right.

[@melloman8210]

So there was someone interfering in a scene of an accident and illegally filming license plates. Except, the investigation was complete, no officer observed him interfering and decided to enforce someone’s feelings, stated false allegations he never had any training on and did not understand yet took an oath to uphold the constitution, and the person was conducting constitutionally protected activity. Got it 🙄

[@mj-3531]

A law abiding citizen journalist is standing peacefully in public and officer J Cagle believes he has to come over and calm him down by taking him to the ground and serve the hell out of him? That is some top notch copsplaining right there!

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

Two issues here.. the former officer is an authoritarian... He does not like to be questioned or challenged... Also... Noble purpose corruption... He believes that he is entitled to violate citizens rights if he can articulate a positive purpose.. Officer safety... Controlling the scene... These are the cover mechanisms cops use...

[@rcpilot179]

And if you don't comply with his unlawful commands, he will arrest you for obstruction.

[@bjornyesterday2562]

Absolutely. That is their training

[@donsab-xz4so]

@@bjornyesterday2562 don't forget the great all-purpose phase "based on my training and experience as a police officer"

[@jamierupert7563]

"here's the deal". Gotta love that one too. It's ALLLLWWAAAYYS "here's the deal".

[@rj9203]

You are exactly right. When I was considering a career in law enforcement, it was drilled into our heads how to stay within the lines and coverage of QUALIFIED IMMUNITY. I saw the corruption early in and discovered that I would not be able to change things within. IF things can be changed, it will take public knowledge to stop it.

[@dper1112]

0:00 Video of incident. 3:35 Deposition of J. Cagle. Background questions. 18:39 Cagle answers questions about the traffic accident. 21:31 He answers questions about Reyes. 28:10 He says he didn't know that Reyes was taking pictures. It's a little cringey. 35:20 He admits that he didn't tell Reyes to move for safety reasons, which undercuts his previous and future testimony. 36:00 He talks about his interaction with Reyes. 40:00 He decides to escort Reyes, to back him up. He continues to talk about the physical interaction. 47:00 He discusses his takedown and what happens on the ground. 49:40 He says "shoulder area" but gestures at his own neck, not his shoulders. He then talks about obeying instructions of a cop directing traffic as justification for the arrest. 53:00 Questions move to production over an incident report. 58:00 Questions move to Cagle's forced resignation. He says he was rejected for other cop jobs because this incident occurred. 1:02:00 A break is taken. I didn't have the focus to timestamp the second hour.

[@cerealdude890]

You’re my hero ❤️

[@nicoleawkwardone]

🤘🏼

[@OttoByOgraffey]

Thank you!

[@nicoleawkwardone]

@buddyaustin7232 oh we all watched it... Homie just didn't timestamp the second hour. Bless his heart❤this cop is a pos

[@nicoleawkwardone]

@buddyaustin7232 🤘🏼

[@gordonking2859]

The police should be made to pay all costs ,including lawyer and medical incurred

[@ValerieBailey-y9u]

Yes, if these came out of the police budget they would all be patrolling on bicycles.

[@pjfoltz8810]

He should not be allowed to resign, He should be prosecuted and then be fired snd no longer be allowed to be a cop again. To become a cop, they should have to learn the constitution and Bill of Rights and be able to recite all of it.