Sunrise police relieves sergeant of duty after he grabbed an officer by the throat

A Sunrise police sergeant has been relieved of supervisory duties and is under investigation following an incident that was captured on camera.

[@Tou282]

If he is doing this to his fellow officers, just think what he does to civilians... Fire him immediately...

[@StudioDaVeed]

And so much for the demand: "I want a Supervisor out here.", in the hopes they will be more level headed than the patrol cop you're dealing with....

[@zeronationempire3580]

ASAP

[@MsMeccaJ]

Or his wife...

[@msabccbscnnoanfoxnews]

I feel bad for his wife his kids and his dogs

[@jasonmatney9037]

Also needs to stop the roids

[@drottle]

It takes a lot of strength to stand up to your boss when they’re acting inappropriately, good for you officer

[@Original50]

She'll be black-balled and forced to leave.

[@jreamscape]

@@Original50 yup thats why modern policing is fundamentally flawed.

[@theatre721]

Not to stoke the fires on a touchy subject but there's this policy making rounds across agencies called duty to intervene. Before that it was mostly an understanding between (good) officers "if you see me crossing the line, I won't be mad at you for saving my job." This supervisor was not a good officer, breaking law, policy, and police subculture. Shame on him

[@dimacharav3318]

The chief commended her leadership in the statement. Hopefully she'll be earmarked for promotion... hopefully she'll take THAT guy's job.

[@ashsuri1289]

@@Original50 She was made to get him fired they where all on pay to do something to get that officer fired. He was the one black balled do you see anything violent in the video? Their are cops that get away with violence. This guy shoved someone. Now ask yourself why they fired him quick? He was one of the good guys. You dont know or care to know how corrupt the police force is.

[@zacharygail4605]

The female officer is amazing. We need many more with her mentality. Good moral compass and balls o’ steel.

[@kbanghart]

The dude is a perfect example of those who attacked the cops and capital on January 6th, I wouldn't doubt if he had friends who were there, even if he wasn't personally.

[@bsh7390]

you be the one, and change the world

[@keuwlcat1319]

@@bsh7390 i got diabetes instead ;c

[@zeuscottonball6322]

@@kbanghart *Capitol

[@kbanghart]

@@zeuscottonball6322 potatoe, potatoe

[@khalidalali186]

He looks like a gangster himself lol. He was definitely on a power trip. The lady officer was more of a police officer than all of the other men combined. Good job.

[@RexRenart]

Many tatoos and some stuff...

[@solomonyasharahla8603]

Good cops don't let bad cops do bad things. This was a great example. FINALLY.

[@jeffdaman6969]

@@PROLIFIC_TRAVELS and the POS men who stood around and watched are weaker.

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

Ya ya ya I'm a rapper

[@ebkjojo1527]

He’s in a higher rank he not going anywhere notice it’s a black guy getting hurt

[@parkeralan19]

@@PROLIFIC_TRAVELS lol look at what a lack of sex does to guys like you. Poor troll :(

[@krismonger9004]

@@PROLIFIC_TRAVELS Come tell me I'm weak punk. I have stepped over jokes like you to get to a fight! Crying in the corner when the bullets start filling! Not easy cleaning up a job where bad goes on every day and most to scared to do anything or say anything. This is why they all need cams on all the time. Because the sad part is most of the time she would have gotten fired. And she would have if not for the police cams. She is the real thing not crying about what's wrong. She is out there trying to make a real change.

[@derrickB81]

Finally, a cop who has the right set of mind to intervene. That officer is what we need more of.

[@Crunchykyle]

Look how disgusting and vile that man is that choked her

[@derrickB81]

@@Crunchykyle I agree 💯! If he did this on camera, imagine if the camera wasn't rolling.

[@Crunchykyle]

@@derrickB81 assault, child abuse, murder, drug trafficking, human trafficking and so much more guaranteed

[@derrickB81]

@@Crunchykyle you got that right! Wonder how many people he's hit, while they were handcuffed!

[@benjaminmartiniii5375]

@@Crunchykyle That coward scumbag is no man!

[@raytherrien2851]

This Guy is a loose cannon, just imagine what he's doing off camera to arrestees...This female police officer should be awarded for her actions, need more police like HER.

[@goochI034]

They shouldnt need “awards” to do their job properly.

[@jpmendoza138]

Vicarious trauma is something that is not talked about in this profession. Tough job!

[@leonayahhicks2711]

Word 💯

[@1yaadleaf]

She’s a great example of what we need

[@user-uy3eq5hg1s]

You must be the guy who has never had an angry outburst in his life. How does it feel to be so perfect? For everyone else, do you think it's fair to assume you know their character based off of a 30 second video clip you saw on the internet?

[@hotrodpc66]

She has a bigger pair than most of the police officers in this country. We needs millions more just like her. More like her would restore faith and gain the respect back for our law enforcement, as well as getting rid of those like him. Give that woman a promotion, she's worthy of being a true leader on the force.

[@ducksparrowmybel8night430]

I thought it was even worse back in the day

[@maxine-x4x]

You're insane.

[@NY_7]

Perfect example of who should be a "Public Servant", and who shouldn't.

[@mike81399]

👍 Exactly

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

ACAB

[@joylobo1042]

Imagine being black and being referred to as a servant. You see why normal people don't use that term? Maturity comes only if you want it or you can live like a man/woman child like most low motivation, low achievers in developed countries. Go get an education or skill instead of engaging in this BS.

[@HAYAOLEONE]

99.999999% chances you were never one and have zero idea what it means..

[@shackerslade3215]

@@joylobo1042 what

[@itsjustapodcast]

The fact that he wasn't afraid to do that in front of those other officers leads me to believe he knew/thought he would get away with it

[@SobaOfPulaski]

He didn’t get away with it. He was relieved of duty.

[@princezgeekchic3690]

He THOUGHT he would get away with it

[@tonysmith4702]

@@SobaOfPulaski he kinda did get away with it. He just got moved from patrol car to desk and lost some rank. ...not fired, not charged....it won't happen in this case at all, it would be too much of a bad look for the "Force"

[@dingle2987]

@@tonysmith4702 I say it looks even worse that he didn’t get fired.

[@lucasmills9959]

Of course. All cops look out for one another. They're all evil scum and I'm willing to bet most would defend him instead of the female officer in this situation. Because they're evil.

[@Materialgirl_3]

Imagine how many times this man has abused his power. The fact that he did this all knowing that he was being recorded says it all

[@taijisyxom6888]

Those people need to be stopped early on, not saying they're evil but it's a clear sign when a cop feels like they're above the law. I've seen online communities protecting bad bosses, admitting what they're doing, finding them cool, not questioning any of their decisions. It's respectful if people stand up against them because they're aware of the possible consequences.

[@R_JT69]

I'm just confused as to how tf he became a Sargent..

[@rootfish2671]

It's really shocking when you realize how dumb the average cop is

[@rootfish2671]

​@@R_JT69 he stayed on the job

[@killermogle]

Just no.

[@DarkEchoesALW]

I hope the female officer knows how much we appreciate and support her for doing the right thing. I hope she’s getting as much support from the community as she needs. We need to protect good cops.

[@chasesigler9885]

She needs to be the seargent

[@maxine-x4x]

You're a brainwashed dummy.

[@mac7Attack1]

She is the representation of what a police officer should be, a PROTECTOR of the PEOPLE, even against her own sergeant.

[@Miyabuttleaks]

You know nothing Jon snow

[@Panthersigma]

@@Miyabuttleaks he knows what that female officer did was carry out her oath of duty

[@mac7Attack1]

@@Miyabuttleaks lol that did sound like something Jon snow would say no lie

[@dpaquin58]

So true mn

[@twizzy2303]

Good cop vs bad cop 👮 vs👮‍♂️

[@sgtchief]

We need more officers like her. One's who actually stand up to the bad cops and don't just stand around letting the situation happen.

[@doomadreadon]

"we need more [insert] like "them" is a line I've seen way too many times across the internet and it's actually really sad that this world is more dystopicful each day, week, month or even each year. Life is never fair and us humans are parasites on this planet and never meant to exist.

[@thatboi1302]

@@doomadreadon damn bro who hurt you.

[@doomadreadon]

@@thatboi1302 no one did hurt me, I just said the actual truth

[@doomadreadon]

What people wish for sometimes happen or never does. That's life!

[@thatboi1302]

@@doomadreadon why so negative man. Brighten up. There’s a lot of bad in this world, but there’s also a lot of good.

[@desminquemiller5786]

If he can do this to a fellow officer without hesitation, it's scary and worrisome to think about what he has done to civilians

[@PC-bd3uh]

fun fact... did you know POLICE have the highest rate of domestic abuse over ANY career. studies have found that a minimum of 40 percent of families of officers have experienced some type of domestic violence.... that's just the 40 percent that are caught... so sad

[@SegoMan]

Blue Isis hates cameras like vampires hate mirrors..

[@vodkavodka8903]

Ikr

[@K4R007]

I was thinking the same thing

[@kfiscal01]

Poor wife and kids if he's got em.

[@michaelmassey7897]

Imagine being guy’s wife dreading him coming home every day with that aggression.

[@doloresleyva8810]

Ya feel sorry for his wife and if he has kids.

[@vxptc1]

Imagine being the husband of that female officer hearing that her boss put his hands around her throat.

[@glensmalll]

Kudos to the female officer for standing up for what she thought was right

[@Scallycowell]

And that’s why good cops are a rarity. They get punished for rocking the boat and then either get phased out, turn a blind eye, or die like in cases where dispatch is purposely slow to provide backup.

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

ACAB

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

@@zeeoracle ACAB.

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

@L T its a daily reminder

[@poejavelski148]

@@ablueairheadablueairhead3215 All cops were born before their parents got married? Weird insult but okay.

[@servelloservices1977]

If he did that to a fellow officer, i don't want to imagine what he has done to civilians or people he hates. This guy should be investigated and put in jail. If any of us put a finger on someone we go to jail, and i am ok with that, this guy has to pay for his wrong doings NOW!

[@downunderfulla6001]

Took the words out of my mouth👍👍

[@iversonstimecapsule1690]

Yee sadly you can’t kill him you gotta force the government or the system actually to work for us and charge him.

[@jessejoe7216]

Very well said!!!

[@mandofloxks1629]

He fuxked the rookie

[@manbunmyname5866]

He's a sergeant, he was promoted for this behavior before cameras were everywhere.

[@RevoRob007]

You can tell by how red his head was that the sergeant was in an absolute rage. He is not psychologically fit to be a police officer.

[@H8-IZ-G8]

Meathead pig All those roids giving him rage

[@Klove70]

@@H8-IZ-G8 what's roids??? I know... but Lmao! 😂😂😂💀

[@H8-IZ-G8]

@@Klove70 Google baby

[@thetruth5098]

Half of cops are not fit

[@LKS-M9323]

Remember a few years back I believe it was the NYPD got caught passing Cadets even though they were cheating and actually getting the wrong answers and couldn't pass the physical portion . I'm sure NYPD ain't the only ones

[@yvonne3850]

SHE IS A HERO, And he doesn't even realize it ! There's something Seriously wrong with this man!!!!!!!!!!

[@intj2948]

She deserves credit for standing up to abuse of power. The cop that put his hands on the other should never be allowed around people while wearing a badge…EVER again.

[@mandofloxks1629]

Brah she ain't standing up she suxked his dixk now she think she's the boss lmao

[@adox8574]

No dude she was straight up out of place by grabbing his belt and yanking him back while dealing with a suspect. Should he have grabbed her throat? No... Should he be dealt with because of it ? yes... But so should she because she was out of line.

[@devencastro4515]

@@adox8574 I'm confused on what you're seeing thats out of line on her end that I'm not

[@Christianpreaching]

@@devencastro4515 she interfered with his police work for one. The guy was stressed and trying to fight an unruly criminal and that's not the time to come in as superwoman and try to save the day

[@thatsux0rz]

@@Christianpreaching the unruly criminal who was cuffed and inside the car? What, did Big Sergeant get mad cause he made a yo momma joke?

[@SebiSthlm]

That female officer showed some real leadership and integrity. Good job, officer!

[@rogerivy2919]

Leadership would be to pull him by booth shoulders not by the belt, her actions are as low as his actions....Its people at work thats not harassment or stupid assault lol....

[@erikhoryza9068]

@T B yes, Leadership. Ethics play a major role in our society, and knowing this guy would threaten the life of one of his own (who was probably looking out for him) is horrible, especially if you replace that officer with a family member or random citizen.

[@anthonylyons4617]

Women shouldn't be cops they're too weak

[@theultimatewarlord69420]

@Swim Fan No, because she did the right thing. Much of society will congratulate her, particularly many of the police force. She showed guts and true leadership. She showed fair sportsmanship. No second-thought doubting, just going straight in to de-escalate the situation. No matter if it’s your boss, you are both human. As long as it is appropriate, and you will know that you will be supported and congratulated in the aftermath of your decisive action, you should stand up to anyone who ever threatens you or anyone else, even your own boss/superior

[@raygunner4970]

@T B OK, bootlicker. Keep backing the blue until it happens to you. Just like people in Germany during World War 2.

[@808ERIC808ERIC]

If that cop is willing to do that, just imagine what he would do to a regular citizen....scary

[@JayElJay]

@From Which Of This Oak lol what? His own actions werent his fault? The mental gymnastics you guys will go to defend terrible people.

[@captglenn100]

@From Which Of This Oak He looks directly at her and seeing she is a fellow officer, then decides to place his hands on her neck and shoulder shoving her backwards. Officers are put in adrenaline filled situations all the time, perhaps he needs to learn how to control those impulses. So next time his adrenaline doesn't cause some serious injury.

[@fransmith8992]

@From Which Of This Oak this is not war, gomer.

[@thorazine0076]

@버블pop No he doesn't know better, he is a police officer for godsakes!

[@extinctbaryonyx]

Imagine his poor family

[@jesse021891]

That female officer is a true professional and leader…..and the one who should be in charge. If we had more like her people would have more respect and confidence in cops serving in their community instead of fear.

[@deschoonmaker]

..untill she's get hit by a male fist...matriarchy is a ilussion..male rules over females..nature rule u idiot.

[@myselfandeye3884]

The fact that she was the only one who intervened and the other cops didn't come to help her says enough about the other cops. They should all be investigated and she should get a promotion.

[@JonathanRodriguez-nz9nw]

Agree, not doing anything when someone is doing wrong is being complicit. Who cares if it is their boss, he is obviously unhinged

[@MarvaLuss1]

I concur.

[@windycity70]

The flowered pussywillows were side delicately placed witnesses!💐

[@jborrego2406]

And do you notice the cop that was filming her kid and grabbed by the neck mood his camera so you didn’t see what happened at the car an no one stop him

[@cjshots6013]

Hear ye, hear ye!

[@newhorizon1355]

Maybe this is why cops are scared to go against other cops. Imagine what's not caught on camera.

[@MISAO_SAO]

The abuse dynamic is real...he didn't even consider the fact that he assaulted a woman officer and how disturbing that is...I hope he doesn't have a spouse b/c he's definitely getting handsy.

[@Andy-ej4bb]

@@MISAO_SAO her sex has nothing to do with it. She's a police officer.

[@Hello-io6bx]

You cant rule out gender... Not sure he would do that to a guy... We don't know

[@Dmvgold1995]

@@Andy-ej4bb it may have something to do with it though that and the fact that he’s a sergeant so he probably is senior to her in rank. Either way his ego is out of control

[@Andy-ej4bb]

@@Dmvgold1995 one can only imagine what he's previously done when there are no witnesses.

[@1234519022]

The woman had the balls to step in for the criminal but the fellow offers sat and watched when buddy put his hands on a fellow FEMALE officer..that’s wild

[@sweatergod5386]

Typical power dynamics of a group of people tbh. The head of the group will be allowed to do anything so long as he strikes fear and the urge to follow orders in the ones below him.

[@waltreal]

Not all people arrested or being detained are criminals.

[@jof9369]

So, let me get this straight... a female officer should expect preferential treatment & chivalry on the job? She should expect to receive special treatment because of her gender? Sincere & genuine question; no sarcasm at all.

[@jasoncoles9086]

Ain't no females my dude, just officers

[@mikenelson8377]

Don’t play the gender card.

[@CreativeThinking52]

I hope the police officer who stood up for justice won't be treated badly. Thank you for sharing. 😱

[@JoeOvercoat]

Oh she’s black-balled now. Marked for life as one of us: not in their gang.

[@mirror_oo3127]

She prob had to quit and move. Trash is attracted to trash and the woman who told her to just leave it alone is the kind of officer they had there. This woman who stood up to him prob got harassed and threatened or worse.

[@spellboundty]

Other cops just stand around like cowards while agregious actions are being carried out by their fellow officers yet this woman who's half this guy's size steps in and actually does something. A good example of how the strength of an individual is not always associated with their size or rank.

[@SwEtchinmusic]

Men of honor for sure.

[@cdhui]

Protecting their own when it suits them.

[@nestorchavez9508]

Speaking of cowards...

[@qualicumjack3906]

@ramon almanza Damn your life sucks

[@Amtcboy]

No one manned up. Instead, one womanned up

[@sharvisharvz_pyrotechnics5559]

The fact that he knows he’s being recorded AND STILL acts like this just shows he has tons of experience doing evil. SMH.

[@knerduno5942]

I recall maybe 6 years ago, some police organization said they studied the results of officers with cameras, and said they are not worth the cost. They said cameras should not be used because police officer behavior did not change when using the cameras. LOL

[@tierone3895]

No. It does not.

[@sharvisharvz_pyrotechnics5559]

If this is how he treats his female officer bc she didn’t stroke his Ego, imagine how he treats his wife at home.

[@WickedV3ng3nc3]

@@knerduno5942 No but theres proof of their corruption.

[@alienandroid2012]

@@tierone3895 yes bootlicker

[@ieshabunny]

if he’s that aggressive towards a fellow officer i couldn’t imagine what he’s doing to those being arrested when no one is around…

[@tootsd]

Or even to his wife if he has one.

[@mareebrown2163]

@@tootsd my thoughts exactly.

[@justicehayes4715]

He's disgusting.

[@sir2657]

They get beat up simple

[@ChuxDiaz]

He probably beats his wife

[@UhYeahWhateverDude]

Lame. If that had been a male officer this never even would have been brought up. The only thing that got hurt was her Ego. IMO, he taught her a valuable lesson. And for the record, don't ever grab me near the waist when I am armed...I don't care who you think you are...that is just asking to get choked.

[@TheFourthSurvivor]

I remember seeing a similar case some time ago involving an officer doing something like this to an EMT. It's great to see people in these professions standing up to crooked, bully cops

[@pamaladarling6600]

Omg 😲 a EMT wow just wow this is sickening 😢 💔 this is why our police are loosening control of the people, their are some wonderful police out there and they do put their life on the line but make no mistake if they are bad they need to be fired and prosecuted....

[@ZadManPRODUCTIONS1]

Was it on Live PD? I remember something like that happening in an episode.

[@SparkingRelativity]

Ohhh my gods like seriously

[@TheChickadee4086]

yeah i remember some cop trying to arrest an EMT during him trying to do his job..... Also one in a hospital arrested a nurse over HIPAA...

[@TheChickadee4086]

@From Which Of This Oak nunya bidnazz nunya bidnazz 0 seconds ago @From Which Of This Oak LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO the suspect was in the car, only people around him were in blue, he was showing out, got called out.

[@kevinnguyen5210]

Imagine if that officer just abused his power and she didn’t step in. They all would of went down for standing there and letting him do that.

[@1whocs486]

But he wasn't ....he didn't use the spray

[@lxw5231]

agree. see Floyd case. 4 officers were in troubles.

[@brassknucks2548]

@1Who C's - Good morning sir. In this incident you're ONE WHO SAW NOTHING. He assaulted a female/fellow officer. Imagine what he does in the field to citizens and I bet she already knows his energy.

[@1whocs486]

@@brassknucks2548 How was he to know it was a officer who grabbed him ...she grabbed him from behind...that's never a good idea to grab someone who is already charged up ..an you run up behind them and sling them ....bad situation for her an the other officers standing around he could have grabbed his gun

[@Faygo_xx]

@@1whocs486 what? U sound stupid

[@Mythology0824]

This is never gonna stop until police is held just as accountable for there actions as civilians. Instead of getting treated like they are some type of god.smh

[@garrett3689]

qualified immunity needs to be removed i bet a lot would change

[@SonsoftheEagle]

They have to die. The system can't be fixed any other way.

[@SJames-tm2ei]

Say it again..over and over

[@Rzo139]

@@SonsoftheEagle You can say that about anybody, including you, but here you are.

[@jamesmays9979]

*are

[@falco123123]

The female officer just prevented the supervisor to actually commit a crime himself against the man in the car. That's a good sign of leadership.

[@israelihoward7488]

If he did that to other police officer.Imagine if that’s just a regular Citizen

[@Holoyspirit7]

Imagine what he done to his wife, if can dare putting his hand on his coworkers throat like that.

[@spec24]

@Black Augur Media Wow, talk about arguing against yourself. So the police terminology is made up and THEY are regular citizens, but those holier than thou military, they're not? I hate to break it to you, but the police are given special powers that "regular citizens" are not. Their law enforcement powers are derived from the state, just like military power.. wth is this "security clearance" nonsense? The state has a monopoly on violence, and while it's fun to imagine that we are on a level playing field with these state sob's, it's just not a thing while we live under their rule. And while the law SHOULD apply to all people equally, it's just not the case. The denizen's of the state will always have a leg up.

[@Justin-pb8sx]

the wife at home

[@barryervin8536]

@Black Augur Media Yes, first the police started referring to non-police as "civilians", now it seems they use the term "citizens" too. Police are deputized civilians (they are not military and are subject to civil law) and I hope to hell they are citizens or we are in even more trouble than I thought.

[@FrankYammy]

This woman has more balls standing up to that dude than any male officer I’ve ever seen. Much respect.

[@ballaking1000]

You keep eyes on this particular officer? Lol

[@creedenstar]

you must not be paying attention to officers then

[@JG-gh4xj]

she has no balls, she’s a female

[@liltjay7722]

Nice of you to bring gender into this. Could've given her credit without dissing the male officers

[@ddobry21]

Your comment seems to have drawn all the special people of KZbin to reply to you. I agree 100% brother. She DID have balls, BIG ones. What worries me though, is that she will feel repercussions for doing the RIGHT thing

[@RickEliasCook]

We need more officers like her. He’s handcuffed in the back of the car not acting crazy and you try to pepper spray him? Then grab your female coworker by the throat for attempting to stop you from doing something stupid? Thank you officer. You’re what this country needs fr! 💯❤️🙏🏽

[@sonnyv.3947]

He shoilda slapped her for interferring.. She was unprofessional just like him. All lives matter !

[@charlottehanna790]

Female? Or a woman?

[@dinoflagella4185]

@@sonnyv.3947 at least you recognize that he was unprofessional. Wether he/you hit women is up to you. I have a feeling you have deep unresolved issues.

[@rubengonzalez5155]

@@sonnyv.3947 are you promoting violence against police Officers? 🤔 I think that’s a crime kid !

[@blAfriCan_aMeriCan]

@@sonnyv.3947 You sound so stupid you must believe in woman beating...

[@ricklittle4617]

Saw the whole 10 minute video he was definitely out of line and threatened her with a demotion if she didn’t change her story. Needs to be fired immediately

[@robw2486]

That lady cop was brilliant, and was not prepared to be apart of her manager's bad conduct.

[@notarango448]

Bad conduct stfu thats attemt murder you guys always let tve police over charge someone but do it to them so they know

[@SoPoTheVibe]

Yes she was. She works for the most corrupt racist terrorist group. Police. What she expect to get treated special? Police are psychopaths with too much power & untrained.

[@joeygutierrez5311]

Manager....I love it

[@JD4A84]

No, she wasn't. She should have never grabbed his belt and pulled on him that way.

[@JD4A84]

It's not brilliant to go pulling on a police officers belt and dragging him away, unless he was pounding on the suspect or something of that nature and she clearly knew the situation.

[@TPRES_74]

We need more Officer's like Her. Just like most incident's there's usually more than one Officer who didn't do anything but watch instead of trying to de- escalate the situation.

[@nataliamiliano150]

Nah she screwed up, she’s lucky she only got choked for that blunder.

[@wanderlustendumado5396]

@@nataliamiliano150 you are delusional.

[@erobins8352]

I bet you have that great 😌 game

[@cjshots6013]

Yep, you see it all the time.

[@st0n3p0ny]

@@nataliamiliano150 she didn't get choked. He pushed her after she started wrestling him.

[@adamfurtaw915]

He may be a cop himself, but assault on an officer is still a felony. I hope he gets some jail time. I know he won't, but I like to hope.

[@christopherthomas6336]

No incentive for a police officer to do the right thing

[@leskerr9446]

Roid rage??

[@Moistcat95]

@@JD4A84 I bet you assault women all the time lol subordinate please don't become a cop

[@mach183]

@@Moistcat95 assault is assault the gender don’t matter Curve your fruity feminism

[@Moistcat95]

@@mach183 i am not a feminist. The sergeant was clearly on a power trip macing a handcuffed man when he could of just closed the door and been done with it. Do you ever see cops stopping "bad cops" no. The first time you do it's one getting choked.

[@johnsimmons8456]

You put your hand on a supervisor and try to drag him by his belt and embarrass him in front of a hardworking, contributing member of society that is currently in handcuffs in the back of a patrol car and wonder why he puts his hands on you? This is what’s wrong with this country….absolutely zero understanding of cause and effect relationship. Not saying what he did to the suspect or putting his hands on the officer was right, but what did you think was going to happen after you put your hands on a fellow officer? And you wonder why people ask “let me talk to your supervisor” thinking that is going to help your situation. 😂. I mean the fact that he’s not arrested and only restricted to “desk duty” tells you all you need to know about the lack of understanding of proper cause and effect. 😂

[@anonymoususer1824]

Dude is completely unhinged. Imagine getting arrested by him without cameras. Yikes

[@joeymcquilkin3670]

That’s what I’m saying…. You get stopped by this dude late at night on a lonely highway 😳 lord only knows how those encounters transpired

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

I'm a rap artist. Just saying. Its relaxing

[@darrensanimalsreptilesfish30]

Thats me at 15 in 2005. I'm glad they're cameras now

[@jonboy9734]

@@SuperOmegaBerserker he would squeeze your head off. Stop acting tough.

[@ogreezie858]

@@SuperOmegaBerserker lets work.

[@adamhawkins243]

We need thousands of more offices like her that hold the bad officers accountable for their actions

[@caleb2507]

We do. Thats why instead of millions of cases of misconduct we have a mere hundred or so. There are millions of police in the USA yet only a small number of them are criminal or participate in misconduct. Assuming police or even on average police are being unlawful is wrong. I dont assume all black people or even the majority are criminals just because a lot of criminals are black. Double standards are bs. If people are gonna judge the whole on the actions of a few then everyone should do it not just directed towards police, many of whom are good and honest men and women of all races and creeds.

[@crothert]

With desk chairs and white boards.

[@sotorc1448]

@@caleb2507 way more then a hundred cases of misconduct. Also what about the thousands that they let go and don't get blown up that we don't even hear about.

[@BC-ny3zb]

@@caleb2507 willful ignorance is a beautiful thing.

[@gnostikmindz]

@@crothert less staplers and paperclips

[@clippers4me]

Most cops are cowards to intervene but this female cop has courage and what's right and wrong.

[@TomMaragos]

6 months later, any updates on this one?????

[@kevinnelson7070]

Imagine how he would treat his wife at home for a disagreement, and for this female officer who did what was right and set the tone for male officers, to GROW A BIG PAIR!!! and stand up for what is right who knows it may start to change the way citizens feel about police and shift things in a positive flow, this female officer should be greatly commended for SERVING and PROTECTING, not only was she protecting the wrong doer from harm she was also trying to protect her department, and her fellow officer from more racial injustice headlines. Hopefully the hot head can see this now, and to the female officer if ever your eyes read this thank you beautiful may GOD keep you, protect you and equip you with more wisdom, grace, strength, integrity and protection to do your job😍💯💪🏿💪🏿👍🏿🙏🏿

[@meyou245]

Steroids are bad, mckay

[@2ears1mouth43]

I hear what you're saying about the arrest incident and I agree with you, but the wife comparison I disagree. Men in good marriages treat their wives differently and better than women they are not married to. The way any man treats a woman is not indicative of how this man will treat all women. IMHO.

[@twoonesixer9501]

More domestic violence reports come from women married to cops more than anybody else in the country.

[@plutotech]

@@2ears1mouth43 so he beats other women but stops at his With? 🤦‍♀️

[@onionbubs386]

@@2ears1mouth43 I wish i was this gullible

[@downtownnikka]

She needs to be the Sargent… she just showed what it takes to be a leader, standing up to you FRIENDS and PEERS regardless if they are your friends or not is what make her a good leader

[@2011metalmaniac]

One would think the world works like that but next time she needs back the radio silence will be defening

[@blakedavis2447]

Well that guy would be her superior so that’s to me more impressive, anyone can call out an equal but to go against the grain that’s what’s hard

[@amkatana567]

you are very right. she is a great officer and true public servant.

[@SundayGravy812]

Thats why Im still a pureblood and my friends are dying of vax aids. I stood up to them. Feels good.

[@Phantom_Yur]

@@2011metalmaniac It's called a code. They have to help her no matter what. If they don't help, they would get deranked or be put out of duty.

[@fcsjohnnynips]

Now everyone can see what happens to those "good cops" when they try to intervene and stop their fellow cops from crossing the line.

[@lts5674]

We already know good officers are attacked, bullied and ostracized when they don't toe the line. They should still do it and keep doing it. If the good officers truly outweigh the bad, their collective actions should be enough to facilitate a culture shift.

[@JL12997]

@@lts5674 the problem is that they probably don't outweighs the bad cops simple im following orders gestapo biggest gang in the world the Police

[@seanmurphy408]

@@lts5674 however if the ratio of good to bad stays 50/50 or more or less that, then the culture stays the same... Which is what happened all last century, the century before that. Etc etc. So nope this centuries gonna be the same. Just sit back and enjoy the vids of the ones that get caught is what i say 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SAINTxSZN]

Most "good cops" don't intervene

[@BrookD195]

@@SAINTxSZN Then they are accomplices

[@lastsonofthewest2444]

She should be fired. The supervisor was well within his rights.

[@flonkas]

wow, she risked everything just to protect her citizens, exactly what a police officer should do. good for her.

[@flonkas]

@Michael Jurek to many people their career is everything

[@General_Rubenski]

@Michael Jurek why are you so triggered?

[@thomasshepard6030]

She risked everything for a scumbag who had just been arrested for assaulting 3 members of the public the same individual has an arrest rap sheet as long as my arm now no other officers will work with her after she reported the sarge

[@butcher24yrold]

@@thomasshepard6030 cops aren't judge jury and Executioner. So yes everyone still has rights n freedoms. No unusual or cruel punishments. Cops are supposed to deesclate the situation not try to act big wit a handcuffed suspect.

[@josiahcastro7783]

Mans a criminal

[@Danny-hj2qg]

He 'assaulted an officer'. Doesn't matter that he's on duty.

[@ben6089]

Technically, so did she

[@jonburrows2684]

@@ben6089 but split decision goes to the quota

[@Scorex7]

@@ben6089 by grabbing a belt?

[@melvinarmourjr7529]

@@ben6089 she didn’t touch him and furthermore was doing what she was trained to do. I was in law enforcement and they don’t train you to batter or abuse an already cuffed and controlled suspect. He was totally in the wrong and she was totally in the right. Sad thing is, no one else seemed to see his behavior as a violation of everything you’re taught to uphold. No one else did anything even when he grabbed the officer around her neck. I’ll bet he bears his wife if he has one.

[@amazingamazigh6847]

@@ben6089 she didnt. She stopped a criminal from attacking a cuffed person

[@jaybrook07]

The lady needs to be promoted asap. Finally an officer holding their own accountable

[@herygarcia6193]

The truth is she is probably going to be harasser to the point of quitting and living the state, like they did to the trooper that caught a metro police officer in Miami doing 120 mph on his squad car.

[@DarlingNikki2]

@@herygarcia6193 I remember that! She was harassed, stalked, and her family threatened if I remember right. Can't recall if it was done by folks in her own division or the metro division, but whichever, it was a damn shame to see it happen.

[@justsaiyansteve]

Good cops like this get bullied by their own and eventually leave. They wont last long.

[@hailey8123]

She would let everyone walk all over her she wouldn’t make it far

[@steveyates1136]

She needs to be promoted to a desk job before she gets someone that's counting on her killed.

[@phillicheesestake]

If that's grabbing by the throat then there's 8 days in a week

[@dicksoncamilo7214]

Her leadership and dedication to duty deserves a huge hand of applauses. We need more like keep to serve. That’s a real officer who keeps the law enforcement oath to protect.

[@Aiveq]

...what leadership?

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

ACAB

[@solti235]

That feminist

[@Phantom_Yur]

@@Aiveq Stopping that dumb officer from doing something that he would regret. And like it said in the video, that she deescalated the situation.

[@Phantom_Yur]

@@ChineduOpara How is he being a troll?

[@centronox]

Now THIS women can be called a GOOD cop. FINALLY the "good ones" are standing up against the "bad ones". This is the ONLY way you can be called a good cop.

[@tyk5719]

The ONLY way? What if they have to defend someone by using a firearm?

[@IridescentW]

@@tyk5719 If you stop one person from being assaulted, and then let other people be assaulted as you watch, you are NOT a good cop or a good anything for that matter.

[@tyk5719]

@@IridescentW I am not sure where you got this from, maybe to just join in? I said beyond only stopping people from doing bad things. If you are so content on this then go through the process to be a cop yourself.

[@honestmike6976]

@@IridescentW well said.

[@steveyates1136]

She was wrong and would have been beaten by the suspect if she were alone.

[@piotrbrys8008]

Dude imagine being that guys wife after he comes back home, 100% bet you that that throat grab was muscle memory and only stopped because he remembered it was an officer in front of him.

[@tommytwo-times9053]

that’s a big assumption

[@honestcomment862]

@@tommytwo-times9053 Maybe but, she's a woman, much smaller and a fellow officer and he choked her without hesitation and none of the other cops psychically intervened. I Doubt that would be his first time by viewing how quickly and aggressively he attacked her. Not to mention he mention back to verbally abusing the detainee.

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

@@honestcomment862 not only did they not intervene, they specifically began turning away from what was happening so their body cams wouldnt capture it.

[@shawnmts7109]

Don't have to imagine, it happened to my sister, my brother found out be for me. That goodness. My dad got home found his daughter and grandkids there. Did not ask a question tell the middle of dinner. He new what he was thankful for. He just wanted to be in a good place before he found out. Ps; all is good

[@piotrbrys8008]

@@shawnmts7109 not sure i understand but appreciate the personal story

[@danielalix7843]

If I were a chief of a police station I'll take his badge away I don't like an arrogant cops that thinks they have the right to do that they are supposed to deescalate the situation not cause it

[@ingramwillie]

Crazy how none of any other man cops did nothing

[@ghevisartor6005]

@@ericmead916 wow you are such a cuck i hope she sees this bro

[@Spindablok]

@@ericmead916 only the female. She had more balls than all these fools with balls.

[@lpg12338]

@@domvega2931 Even if that was true, his response to her actions were no way equal to hers, he escalated this big time.

[@anthonyharris7440]

@@domvega2931 I think your missing the point buddy. Retaliation is huge, sometimes it’s not what you do, it’s how you respond after the wrong doing. He was wrong from the start premeditated on using pepper spray on a cuffed suspect. It doesn’t matter what the criminal did… it’s how the criminal was treated afterwards! GEORGE FLOYD would have still had his life if other officers would have intervened perhaps pushed officer Derek C off from George’s neck…. But no they stood then watched like a scene from a movie… guess what happened to those officers, they all got charged as well! Your fellow officer was wrong in this situation and he’s lucky that woman officer husband wasn’t present @ that moment! Let’s be comprehensive here buddy.

[@XP3RTL3G3ND]

@@ericmead916 Not too bright I see. Republicans are for the top 1 %. Their policies don’t help the middle class at all. Keep giving billionaires their tax cuts.

[@Quinnjamin2020]

It takes a lot of guts to stand up to someone on your own team. I applaud the woman that took action when she saw something wasn't right. I'm not sure how her behavior could be encouraged except by ensuring the offenders are relieved of duty. Kudos to Sunrise police department! It takes a special kind of person to be an officer and that sergant is no longer a fit for the position.

[@glorymosbyfloyd3878]

Truth

[@darklordojeda]

It's sad to say but I think this jerk is on his own team.

[@misterp2538]

The skeptic in me thinks, they only took action because it was caught on camera and the story went viral, otherwise it would have been the female officer getting fired and the bully having a bigger ego...wish I was wrong...

[@npc2000.0]

I'd rather have someone with testosterone fighting criminals than someone with estrogen and who bleeds every month.

[@melaniecotterell8263]

If she had to make that arrest that criminal would have killed her. She should thank god that a big man was there to take care of business and she should have stayed out of his way and spoke to him later. You don't tug on somebody's belt from behind when they are arresting an unruly suspect. She needs training.

[@alext2933]

Just imagine how he treated the public.... Animal. Remember this is the senior officer on scene. Truly shameful.

[@alextrochezgomez1266]

I’m the cooler Alex

[@MrEAW56]

I think those guys getting arrested are animals...The cop is just tired of dealing with violent super thugs

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

ACAB

[@md-wg4bz]

No, the sergeant is a supervisor, not a “senior officer”, he is not supposed to have “hands on”. The officers at scene should have handled the situation without a supervisor trying to get involved.

[@dieterrosswag933]

Yeah, criminals should be treated softly

[@conquerandwin]

That guy has no business in the police department.

[@IKhanNot]

If I was the one putting my hands around an Officer’s neck I’d probably spend the next 10-20 years in jail. Will he be getting anything remotely close? I think not.

[@Crunchykyle]

Nah he gets vacation pay and a time out. Then comes back to work and starts choking people again

[@IKhanNot]

@@Crunchykyle Yeah if anything he'll probably train his arms and grip during his vacation to get stronger so the next time he chokes someone he'll do more damage.

[@tonymartinez6068]

Ever pull on the back of your boss's belt? Your dad's belt? Your Captain , General, or Sargeant??! Your spouses? Anyone's??? Lesson is .. Don't! You might get something you don't want. Too many Karen's in this day and age. 🤔🤔🤔🤭🤯🇺🇸

[@IKhanNot]

@@tonymartinez6068 Just because Karen is a buzz word doesn’t mean it makes sense all the time.

[@Crunchykyle]

@@tonymartinez6068 🐑 lick them boots 🥾

[@slimneddu6174]

A sergeant can't lose his head or acting in a wrong way like he does...Total respect for female officer that stop her supervisor MORE COPS LIKE HER

[@xxKatsimexx]

SHE should get the sergeant's job imo...

[@YoungHaveNot]

Her coworkers wont feel that way. Female officers arent respected as it is

[@v-inthe-d2457]

All of you need to learn to spell. The female officer should be disciplined for placing hands on a higher rank. She’s scared to do her job and needs to go somewhere else.

[@YoungHaveNot]

@@v-inthe-d2457 that part. Im glad someone else said it.

[@zoink9285]

@@v-inthe-d2457 right so it’s established that the suspect is in cuffs and in the back of a cruiser, multiple officers around, sergeant is escalating the situation verbally and also whipping out a pepper spray. Another cop goes in and grabs him by the belt and pulls him away from the situation and therefore sergeant, because he’s a superior can put his hands on another officer almost pinning them against a vehicle.

[@vitogriffin8902]

Why are the faces blurred and where is the audio? That information belongs to the citizens and the chief omitted it. He's only commending the female cop because this incident has so much attention.

[@1whocs486]

💯💯😡😡

[@DTO..]

: you're kidding, right?! ??

[@darrennicholson5151]

No we need audio to know what happened because they say he grabbed her by the neck and his hands where not on her neck we need to to what was happening when she decided to grab dude and yanked him by his belt...if she didn't like what he saying file a complaint

[@georgedepalma429]

@@darrennicholson5151 - 0:18 or 1:11, is your neck somewhere else? The guy is hancuffed and in the patrol car, job done, close the door, why is the supervisor sticking his head in the back with pepper spray in his hand. The suspect can headbutt or kick him, situation escalated. Even without audio, it's clear this cop let anger get the best of him.

[@1jazzyphae]

None of the other officers tried to intervene when he was attacking his fellow cop. That tells everything

[@allavac1954]

I am glad she is getting her dues. Great job when all the other men stood around too scared to say something. Courage comes in all package sizes and I'd have her take the lead in dealing with the public over all that where there. Kudos to you wonderful job

[@lexxzus]

That should be an immediate termination. That was assault on another police officer had that been a regular man who done that to an officer he would be going to jail.

[@amigo4909]

He would have had a beat down too.

[@Mancer666]

She assaulted him first.

[@cire80]

@@Mancer666 oh brother 😒😒

[@joeyking2765]

You're absolutely right, she assaulted him as she initiated the physical contact. She should be charged for interfering and battery.

[@photo7839]

@@Mancer666 And she could be arrested with interfering with an investigation.

[@miguelalameda28]

really well done officer not letting this unfold while the other cops just stand there watching the whole situation unfold without doing anything, she legit had more balls than all those other officers

[@Ethan0047]

LMFAO RIGHT????

[@danielrodriguez5165]

I feel like you would be one of those officers that escalate things rather than de-escalate given by your response to the whole ordeal Lol

[@warriorgp4640]

No you dummies, no one "sat around" and watched. The officer who took action was the first one to respond. Obviously someone had to respond first. That's a no-brainer. That does not mean because she responded first, other officer were not gonna respond. Had someone responded 2 seconds before her, then you'd be saying she didn't do anything but sit there. This is a chronological issue you have formed from your assumption. Secondly, something was done about it, s there is no issue of anyone "sitting around". She pulled the guy off, problem solved. Thirdly, even if that were the case that they all sat around, you folks need to learn to stop blaming innocent cops for every g'dam thing a bad cop does. It's ridiculous and sickening. Some cops don't intervene because they could lose their g'dam job. Who TF wants to go through all thehardshipof becoming a police officer on top of tending a 6 month rigorous academy, go thoug1 year of probation and serve for 5,6, 7 years, drawing closer to retirement to lose it all because you told your lieutenant to stop?!? That's not reasonable. Anyone with a brain would let h legal system handle the situation. Citizens who've had their rights violated by police know how to put in lawsuits. It doesn't take another police officer to lose their job. Fourthly, cops who often intervene and stop other officers can be reprimanded, mistreated by coworkers and lose camaraderie. This is not something you want as a police officer. That's why cops allow citizens to report police misconduct. Don't get me wrong, it would be better for police to report it, but the repercussions on a cops personal life can be brutal. In so many words many officers are scared to stop other officers from committing misconduct. You can't blame them for being human. We have courts to handle police misconduct. The only reason the officer stepped in in this situation because it was escalating way past the point of sensibility. Otherwise she would not have stop him.

[@deschoonmaker]

..untill she's get hit by a male fist...matriarchy is a ilussion..male rules over females..nature rule u idiot.

[@rogerroger5649]

Everyone knows exactly this guy's MO. He's your typical power drunk, tattoo covered, muscled up guy who joined the force not to honorably serve but because of the power he believes the badge and gun gives him over others. For him physical force is the only way to handle anything and believes being behind a badge gives him the authority to use it anytime he deems necessary. For him following the law is for weaklings and anyone who doesn't believe or think like he does is wrong. Yeah, he's really helping law enforcement everywhere. 🙄

[@hillybill6092]

I’m sure the steroids he is doing don’t help with his temper.

[@buchan448]

@@hillybill6092 lol was thinking that too

[@scottmcgill2133]

Very well said.

[@anthonydavis9382]

Steroid rage is REAL. It should be illegal in government positions

[@hillybill6092]

@@anthonydavis9382 The Sheriff department where we use to live never drug tested any of the employees. I had a friend who dated a lady deputy and he said she did cocaine and ecstasy almost every weekend so I’m sure steroids aren’t a problem if you want to get real big to go along with the ego

[@ewetube2919]

She is irresponsible for grabbing his duty belt from behind. His actions don't justify hers. They should both be in trouble.

[@Perky10]

Shut up bro

[@KingFamppam]

Shut up

[@HRKFUNNYMOMENTS]

Her Bravery is impeccable. The Fact That The Other Officers Did Nothing, Says Everything.

[@mw29]

I Too Capitalize Every Word Like I Am Writing A Title

[@HRKFUNNYMOMENTS]

@@mw29 Good, Good😈

[@elizabethj8977]

@@mw29 do you also add a random comma, while title-ing?

[@salz_]

@@elizabethj8977 They probably do, yeah

[@HRKFUNNYMOMENTS]

Lol i Said Something Nice, An All People Can Think About is How i Type My Words Out. You 🤡'd Yerselves🤣

[@karma_benz]

She’s someone you need on your side. Ultimately she was trying to keep him from doing something crazy and then something worse comes around. Ups to her for having integrity!

[@sicario1178]

She has no business being a cop, grabbing a duty belt like that.

[@adrianabritt365]

He wasn’t hurt and she was keeping him from doing something stupid

[@narcissismisadisease]

At the end of it he slammed the door shut. If that had been his first act instead of his last all would have been fine. He has no business being a cop.

[@nicholaslawlor8623]

@Sicario 17, She was preventing the thug from escalating the situation, did you not comprehend what was occurring?

[@ivan0oze886]

She's got no authority and is emotionally unstable to be an officer

[@Vondruke]

THIS is how you look out for your fellow officers, not covering up their crimes.

[@glorymosbyfloyd3878]

Exactly

[@Vondruke]

@@2009mincey Sure, but everyone makes mistakes.. even cops. They're not robots... no matter how much some of them think of themselves as The Terminator.

[@dentyph5169]

When was arguing with someone a crime

[@bigcrackrock]

Except there wasn't a crime on the cops part yet and she was probably just scared that he might lose his cool and pepper spray the guy.

[@rauritorbrand5629]

@@bigcrackrock Which would have been assault, as the guy was handcuffed and in the back of the police vehicle. The arrested individual was no threat. The cop just wanted the last word.

[@AmusedInMiami]

Imagine what would he might have done if there were no body cameras. And aside from that I'm sure he would have written her up and made her an outcast in their department.

[@shadowcrew8631]

Believe me… He will be let go since it made it to the media. This is from November and is now gaining traction because the video was released to the public if not then nothing would’ve happened…

[@sandrap.7388]

So true

[@DTO..]

: as i have blogged,, the only way to put and keep the PD. in check is to video their actions as proof.. why?!, because they'll change the truth in the senario to fit "their good" in the report if you don't..

[@JD4A84]

She wasn't so much de-escalating the situation as she was trying to control it, even inappropriately grabbing the sergeant and pulling him away. Let me get this right: she felt she had the authority to put hands on a fellow officer and drag him away for engaging in heated rhetoric with a handcuffed suspect, for making a SHOW, not USE, of force with pepper spray? Sorry to play devil's advocate, but she was the one in the wrong here. I didn't see his hands around her neck either. I saw his palm at the base of her neck and applying pressure to back her away. That wasn't appropriate; I grant that, but neither was pulling him away. I give her props for being a tough woman, though. He was a big dude and she pulled him away with some ease. let's use some common sense here. The suspect had assaulted people and was why they were called out, and then they had to "try" to place him into the patrol car, meaning he was most likely resisting. He was no doubt running his mouth, making threats, and even had his legs out the door ready to kick. The officer shook up some spray as a SHOW, not USE, of force. He was completely justified with his actions with the suspect. The subordinate officer's OPINION about the officer's professionalism and blah, blah, blah doesn't give her the right to put hands on a fellow officer. I wish the sergeant wouldn't have pushed her back, though, because it completely flips the narrative around, and I'm so sick of bad behavior being overlooked because of shifting narratives. sick of it.

[@lisadudley88]

Here. Here!

[@b-bopeddie1290]

@@JD4A84 ABSOLUTELY......

[@rubens.4116]

Now that is a true server of the law: Not afraid to go against her own.

[@Tarumarugan]

She was trying to save him from messing up his whole career and he wouldn’t stand for that 😂

[@shaylanae8413]

That right there !

[@joshuagarner1654]

No she wasnt

[@frankdank7439]

Rosa is an activist not a cop.

[@Drogas3653]

He literally assaulted a woman on camera and instead of getting charged, he gets demoted to a desk job.. cops are way too protected. If you want to break the law without consequences, just become a cop

[@youngeeneden1594]

It’s always been known cops have more rights, and get away with more, all you truly have to do is become a cop

[@leongregory8103]

He defended himself. She should have never touched him first. We was using words she initiated contact. She got what she deserved.

[@vibesgaming2875]

That’s what I’m saying like if that was a person that grabbed her by her neck they would be in jail or probably shot

[@ilikecinema1234]

@@vibesgaming2875 oh they would've gotten shot if they even start approaching an officer whilst looking violent, dude who choked the woman should be in jail

[@janbest1070]

hope she sued the dept and pressed charges on her own

[@nealb6]

If more officers stood up for right like this woman did, the public would definitely have more trust, faith and respect for police officers

[@ahgflyguy]

what it will require is not so much officers standing up for what's right, but a non-police review board for EVERY complaint of wrongdoing. And this review board would not grant any officer leeway in determining if they should be referred out for prosecution in some other jurisdiction (a jurisdiction where they haven't been working with the District Attorney for years).

[@OG_LAMONT]

No they wouldn't

[@MultiTurbospeed]

That cop is lucky that she didn't have to use a taser

[@WhiteWolf-lm7gj]

@@OG_LAMONT The main reason I've ever heard people distrusting cops is because they can effectively get away with anything, so I think that greater accountability would certainly work to build trust in police.

[@OG_LAMONT]

@@WhiteWolf-lm7gj that's something that you and I both know will never be a reality not in this dimension

[@Covert_Arrangements]

The other “men” present have zero respect from me. You watch a fellow co-worker get choked by some power tripping Sergeant and you just stand there?? Unreal. That dude should have gotten a good ole’ parade beat down.

[@mansagarus9226]

Amen

[@figarofigaro3429]

Back the Blue no matter what. 💙

[@jincs151]

@@figarofigaro3429 not really

[@figarofigaro3429]

@@jincs151 sarcasm

[@INDIA_BEE]

On top of that...He choked a woman..

[@monmixer]

Can't imagine how many citizens citizens he has done that to.

[@reddog1500]

We'll find out soon enough, and taxpayer money will have to be paid to review all of his arrests. Trump people fail to understand why everyone loses in this scenario.

[@ghostmofo5829]

@@reddog1500 Still puking out Trump every chance you get simpleton?

[@monmixer]

@@reddog1500 I strongly agree. Especially all of lawsuits paid out by the citizens for bad behavior of an officer.

[@joeyking2765]

Just the ones who deserve it.

[@jorgeumanzor1260]

We need more officers like her she should be the sgt. that is what policing is about helping not escalating situations

[@mikelinniii1186]

@brain less

[@brassknucks2548]

@@mikelinniii1186- "Brainless" 😄 Mike, that was clever AND true.

[@juanalmos1959]

They won’t let her pass the sergeant exam at all costs..she is now “labeled “she will get harassed by her fellow officers to the point she will resign I feel sorry for her may god protect from what’s coming towards her

[@gellica04]

Exactly I commend her for that, seeing that no matter who it was she knew it was wrong. Good job!

[@ParlayParri24]

It's actually a dam shame that with all those MEN around it was the woman who stepped up and did what's right.. I swear everybody picks and choses who they have selective outrage against.

[@chuey1313]

That Sargeant is a HUGE liability to the tax payers and needs to be held accountable immediately.

[@LTMH369]

All of the officers who did nothing while he attacked an officer on duty should have to answer for their inaction.

[@MrDdub619]

Wondering why he not arrested yet??

[@ladygreen632]

@@LTMH369 yup

[@icewallflatearth1158]

Tax funded sovereign citizen domestic terrorist gang members roaming our streets and communities.. With qualified immunity from prosecution.. We need to fire 75% of all police nationwide.. Such a waste of astronomical amounts of tax dollars..

[@DTO..]

@@MrDdub619 oh you know, the regular pending investigation of a isolated incident bullsh't they give as an ambiguous excuse..

[@stevend4138]

She wasn’t even standing up to him. She was trying to help him, disengage him from unnecessary use of force. 😮

[@bravovictor1922]

Good for that officer who intervened! We need more of this integrity and personal / professional courage within law enforcement. It will pay huge dividends in rebuilding public trust and confidence.

[@AJ-wl1fj]

I couldn't agree more. Imagine for one moment if instead of winning a free lifetime vacation for criminal behavior (suspended with pay) dirty cops were given double the minimum sentence for any conviction as would be given to a civilian. After all bad behavior is supposed to be discouraged not rewarded as with the current system. Police should be held up to a much higher standard and higher degree of training not just high level tactical de-escalation tactics but also years of psychology and mental illness training along with regular in depth psychological assessments. We don't need more police we need much higher caliber police from within the same communities in which they live.

[@toketellajokechoke]

All I can say is wow to the lady cop. Thank you for being a great example. Looks like things are beginning to change for the better. Promote the lady officer immediately. That was amazing. Big F for the male cop especially turning on his own team as well shows he is definitely not fit to be a cop.

[@jacobgold147]

Promote her and arrest him

[@jamesball8519]

What about the officer choking her due to her stopping him. Things are definitely not changing for the better anytime soon

[@ronque23]

She needs to be promoted if the department wants to do more than lip service to a more progressive police force. She did what the community demands and he assaulted her.

[@cire80]

Not psychologically fit, and pumped full of steroids which aren't helping his anger issues, and loaded god complex.

[@lilacoasis4400]

Also concerning how the other officers did not step in when the Sgt grabbed her, a fellow officer, by the throat. If she hadn't been there, who knows what would've happened to the suspect in custody.

[@dusteyrose5883]

They knew she was in the wrong for doing that to a supervising officer. he was intimidating the violent Criminal anticipation which is his job.

[@nathanlewis5682]

If someone grabs me by the throat I'm pulling my 1911 and mag dumping into the perp

[@monkeyb0xfilms216]

@@dusteyrose5883 that is not their job, they enforce laws, they are not the CIA they aren’t soposed to be intimidating anyone, even the people they arrest are soposed to receive some bit of respect while being detained, she did the right thing, her supervisor is in the wrong, the other officers who did not intervene are wrong

[@lilacoasis4400]

@@dusteyrose5883 idk... aren't all officers suppose to intervene when they know another is about to, or is doing, something wrong regardless of their rank? She stopped him from making an already bad situation worse. Her actions do not justify him grabbing her by the throat and then pinning her against the vehicle. That is assault and intimidation. Anybody could've stepped in to descalate, especially the Sgt. It didn't have to be her descalating by removing the Sgt. The Sgt just showed his hot-headedness and abuse of power.

[@Blacksheep-ik7gx]

@@dusteyrose5883 what? What’s does any of that even mean?

[@bharathym]

That officer was so brave She was smart to stand up for what was right

[@olusolasoretire6524]

A couple of things are wrong here: (1) assaulting an Officer is a felony offense that could easily cost you your life if you're a civilian, (2) the victim of this 'crime' is a woman, and (3) the 'perpetrator' is uniformed, ranked Officer, (4) some 'do nothing' Officers stood by and watch this assault and didn't stop it. The 'bully, bad cop' Sergeant needs to do some time in jail after the Badge has been permanently taken away from him and those 'by-stander' Officers need some disciplinary actions taken against them by their PD.

[@doom-driveneap4569]

In an ideal society, yes bro, all of that would 100% happen. And I agree with you that that would be a just and correct judgement. It would be rationally discussed, thoroughly documented, and then voted on. But we are apes bro, highly intelligent apes that are bound by our emotions, our biases, and our upbringings. Maybe in the future (1000 years from now) we will live in a society that holds all people accountable for their actions, regardless of their positions of power, race, ethnicity or gender. Veritas.

[@dr.anthonyfauci5280]

He’ll be suspended with pay

[@LKS-M9323]

Only idiots believe males and females are physically equal 🙄. We are equal as humas . I sware ppl love being extra lol

[@nomahfuckah2080]

DID EVERYONE MISS WHEN HE HED HIS GUN TO HER HEAD ?!

[@GoldbergPatriot]

Thank you for mentioning the other officers who didn’t react, that stood out.

[@ptfd140]

"Officers engaged in wrong doing should not receive different treatment." Last line is everything.

[@Asger21]

Just empty words. Where's the action to follow up on it? Drowning between innumerable complaints.

[@eighthave]

Well, assuming they have investigated thoroughly, given every single benefit of even the slightest doubt and found to have done something wrong. The good news for the sergeant is that even though he lost his job, he may be able to get work as a stand-in on any future Marvel movies that feature Red Skull. I really have to wonder if this is roid rage.

[@richarddukard8989]

He didn't lose his job, he retired with a nice pension, and is relaxing at home, having learned nothing

[@darrenridgeway7452]

Just imagine how his wife and kids feel when he gets home. Scared shitless

[@rdb0819]

His wife is probably the real boss at home. This is why he has a temper at work

[@cforestmills]

Without doubt.

[@Angry.General1461]

@FCA1975 Why you don't let Goldberg the wrestler be a police officer!

[@joshg4953]

@FCA1975 so your perfectly fine when a cop dies? What if the cop is a good cop?

[@pluto9403]

@@rdb0819 wish that was the case but sadly you never know what some people are like behind closed doors and this guy genuinely just gives me that bad vibe especially if he’s that quick to wrap his hand around another officers throat ESPECIALLY a female cause he needs that power trip he knows if he does that to another man he’ll get folded

[@thomasmcginnis3783]

Treasure her. We had one here in Indianapolis, and a two-bit bad guy shot through a door and hit her. I'd met her, and she was quality Human -- sharply intelligent, carried authority well, up-graded everyone around her. Hope Sunrise can keep the one they've got.

[@treau3131]

The fact that not one of these other officers grabbed him when he was choking an officer say a LOT about this police force.

[@trollingisasport]

Florida police It's full of horrible scumbags. Stories I've heard through friends like them putting homeless people and driving them upstate make me want to puke. Unfortunately the criminals aren't much better. South Florida is just a cesspool.

[@randolphtolbert3825]

Makes you wonder about the people who promoted him.

[@dapickle6128]

@@randolphtolbert3825 people who promoted him probably only saw the butterfly’s and rainbows side of him

[@Yanessa97]

Police force in general too.

[@dougpayto6152]

He never choked her. As a matter of fact she grabbed him first when he had broken no department rules or laws.

[@Avail316]

Outstanding! An officer that honors her oath. The officer that put his hands on her should be arrested for assault.

[@animaanimus8011]

She not only verbally tried to stop him and physically pulled him away by his belt all while knowing he was much bigger than her AND he was clearly willing to randomly assault other people. He needs to be arrested and his cases need reviewed, especially any past complaints against him. Because I’m guessing there’s at least one.

[@danielpetrucci8952]

If I was her I would of pulled my gun on the Sergeant if he grabbed me like that

[@ablueairheadablueairhead3215]

ACAB

[@spikefivefivefive]

If he would attack another officer, just imagine what he would feel justified in doing to a civilian.

[@Keepskatin]

Well she grabbed and pulled him first. She should have talked to him first. I would pushed back a fellow officer who pulled me by the belt too. Also the suspect beat up several people, and is talking crap to the cops; he deserve to get roughed up a bit.

[@garymorris9611]

@@Keepskatin ..oh boy. Always someone to stand up for these clowns.

[@romangeneral23]

@@Keepskatin yeah. Remember what you are saying the next time a cop pulls a gun on you for speeding or something. Then lies on the report and claims you jumped him. Then you will get nice and roughed up in jail...

[@spikefivefivefive]

@@Keepskatin - You misspelled "choked".

[@Keepskatin]

@@spikefivefivefive You want a cookie for spotting the typo❓ This is youtube not midterm exam...beeotch☝🏾🤗

[@Waytobee]

Good job officer! Thank you for having hospitality towards your community you protec as you should being a public servant, your supervisor surely was out of control and can't seem to control his emotions. Very brave standing up to him. Thank you again!

[@deschoonmaker]

..untill she's get hit by a male fist...matriarchy is a ilussion..male rules over females..nature rule u idiot.

[@notworthit1096]

It’s sad to see that nobody helped her. All other cops scared of the supervisor when being in a position doesn’t mean you go above the law.

[@Reality-sg8rf]

Nothing to do with position. The guy is 280 pounds, unhinged enough to assault another officer who happened to be female. If a man injects himself into that situation he's gonna either get his neck broke or a bullet. This could have been alot worse. Talk all you want about it but a set of laws, society mores, isn't going to undermine 300,000 years of animal instinct.

[@jmiles3993]

@@Reality-sg8rf bro what are you on about😂

[@TheLuuman]

@@jmiles3993 let him rant, there are some people who just dont have the balls to do the right thing when it means risking your health. Its what separates hero's from average people.

[@Reality-sg8rf]

@@jmiles3993 Average people got to go home to their families that night thank god. Heroes might have went to the hospital or worse. I guess this is above your heads.

[@fbitheagentguy8781]

@@Reality-sg8rf With your logic, nobody should have stopped the Nazis from committing the holocaust because they had guns. You make no sense