Terry Stop Flop! 😳 LAPD Tases Unconscious, Unarmed Man to Death! Immunity Implodes!

[@fatherinexile]

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[@carolbamforth7475]

We need to demand an end to qualified immunity. Corruption and no accountability in policing is an epidemic.

[@chrisoakey9841]

you need criminal charges laid as well as recognising qualified immunity is a direct overstep by the courts. it first contradicts 42:1983. a statute directly intended to help people sue govt. second it says a law is not "clearly established" until a court rules on it. placing the court as the only part of government who can truly enact law. laws were legally established when passed then signed into law. the judiciary are the "impartial' body that isn't involved in making law. not the only one really making law.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

@@chrisoakey9841 Prime example of how SCOTUS overstep legislative authority. This law was create precisely for this. So now even if congress were to enact a law, which they already did, SCOTUS would simply reverse whatever they come up with. I want to know why the DOJ is not charging criminally in cases like this. 18US241 and 18US242 clearly apply here.

[@chrisoakey9841]

@@ygrittesnow1701 one great reason for Biden to sack the 6 GOP justices if not all 9. all of them violated their oath with 14th amendment , and 6 with the immunity decision. both ironically giving comfort and protection to an insurrectionist and therefore disqualifies them from holding any govt office in USA.

[@chrisoakey9841]

@onceagain6184 you need to charge the dodgy judges with their crimes.

[@northgrrl]

@@chrisoakey9841và

[@johnmagnotta8401]

A cop saying "stop resisting" comes as second nature to many officers.. cops aren't stupid.. say stuff the lawyers can use to defend you.

[@chrisordway2692]

Cops are trained to say that when they are using force

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

That corpse was resisting!!

[@chrisoakey9841]

they are trained to say stop resisting for the camera. if they are actually struggling, they are too busy to say stop resisting. cops yelling stop resisting are confessing to unreasonable force. and felony 18:242 can mean life in prison. the cops murdered the guy by doing exactly what they are trained to do. even an unconcious man is a threat. and a corpse moves when officers grab the body. and pulling hands from under someone is hard when you are on top of the corpse.

[@FeckArseIndustries]

Why the cops in the US have qualified immunity seems to be completely insane and beyond all reason. Totally unaccountable- mental. Do other 1st world countries have this system of state sponsored abuse and murder?

[@abbswinston4258]

The auditory environment is consistently loud, with a particularly repetitive emphasis on verbal commands, notably the phrase "stop resisting," which is prioritized in training. This phrase serves as a crucial justification for subsequent actions. I mention this from personal experience, as I underwent the same training. An injustice inflicted upon one individual is an injustice to all. Such occurrences can affect anyone. Unless qualified immunity is abolished, the situation is likely to deteriorate significantly, I assure you. It will become much worse.

[@havenbastion]

Funny how it's not clearly established that if you have overwhelming physical power over someone you shouldn't hurt them. Funny how it's not clearly established that if someone is presumed innocent you shouldn't treat them exactly as if they're presumed guilty.

[@douglashoward-t8o]

And one shouldn't administer capital punishment till after a conviction.

[@Rashnak66]

"if someone is presumed innocent you shouldn't treat them exactly as if they're presumed guilty." lets be real here, dude committed felony burgulary, fled, and was being arrested after the chase. He was guilty of that, not that it justifies the force used, but this isn't an innocent angel

[@ygrittesnow1701]

"None of the officers present at the scene adhered to LAPD’s policy, which mandates specific measures to prevent positional asphyxiation. The Board of Police Commissioners found that Rivera did not pose a threat to the 10 officers on the scene, further finding the officers acted out of policy." This was no less then a murder. There should have been federal criminal charges as well as the civil suit.

[@douglashoward-t8o]

And they violated actual laws.

[@theespartanff3188]

You say you can't breathe, they say you can or else you couldn't say that. You don't say you cant breathe, well if you couldn't breathe you'd say so. What the hell judge

[@martystrasinger3801]

Yeah, the concept that you can squeak out a desperate plea (requiring exhale) but not able to breathe enough to sustain life (inhale) seems to escape a lot of people.

[@sailguy2010]

Who can say they can’t breathe while being taxed 4 times? I’d like to see the judge demonstrate that. Garbage justice.

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

here's the thing, if a person is having great difficulty breathing they say "i can't breathe"!!! no one who has had great difficulty breathing has said " i', having GREAT DIFFICULTY breathing" EVER! again they say "i can't breathe" but cops are so callous and stupid that never occurs to them !

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

The two worst phrases in our criminal justice system: qualified immunity and totality of circumstances. 😡

[@ygrittesnow1701]

'We are the government. We're here to help you.

[@sudipghosh5774]

And officer safety

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

funny how totallity of circumstances doesn't apply to us ! only them !

[@evenbet9603]

I appreciate your observation. I agree completely, one is a "benefit of the doubt card," the other is a means to obfuscate the truth used by law enforcement and their representatives.

[@paulwood3460]

If justice was served, then life in jail with no parole. But we all know that justice won’t be served.

[@bettyjones973]

This is barbaric and inhumane. Would these criminals do this to their own family members 🤔

[@delresearch5416]

Yes

[@douglashoward-t8o]

Yes

[@delresearch5416]

Yes, and they say look what you made me do.

[@kevinfields7500]

They tased an unarmed man that was clearly not going anywhere. That's use of deadly force.

[@michaelherring7210]

What a sick woman arguing for these cops. I know it’s her job to defend them, but that doesn’t make it any less ghoulish. Just because someone is a felon, doesn’t mean cops can do whatever they want to them. This was a non-violent crime being investigated by 10 cops who couldn’t put handcuffs on 1 man without killing him? These cases are laughable to normal people who don’t know much about QI.

[@dermotlynch2223]

She would strenuously argue that they didn't kill him. He just happened to die while they were helping him.

[@benanderson3041]

These judges are obviously highly intelligent but an 8 year old knows right from wrong but these judges and district attorney's are oblivious

[@Delimon007]

17:20 She just lied. . . she said she knew what the cause of death was, then said that it was "sealed" meaning she doesn't have access to it and neither does the court. . . Also does she know what a "seizure" is? Your body is acting without YOU telling it to do things. Of course he body can automatically tense up if he is unconscious or having seizures! I thought this would be common sense. . . Edit: In case this doesn't make sense, just think of it this way. Things that are "sealed" in court would be things like private information say, someone's address for example. You also have classified information that would also be sealed. This is the first time out of the 10+ years I've been watching GOD knows how many court cases I've seen "cause of death" be sealed. Chances are, they don't know what the cause of death is and it hasn't been verified. That's why it can't be used in court. It makes absolutely NO sense to seal away the reason why someone died when talking about manslaughter or murder does it?!?!? Obviously not.

[@isaacclark9825]

Sealed as used here means you cannot discuss the details in front of the public. It does not mean that the court won't consider the evidence. It is not sealed in the same sense that a juvenile record is sealed and cannot be used in court.

[@martj1313]

It's very discriminatory that only the government get qualified immunity, if they taught cops the law and stopped recruiting psychos then they wouldn't need it.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

Cops don't exactly spend their time reading case law to find out what has and hasn't been clearly established. It is amazing that even in cases where it is clearly establish they don't try to claim QI.

[@justinknighton-po4vn]

​@@ygrittesnow1701every other profession requires their employees to learn and keep up with new regulations

[@douglashoward-t8o]

But it's war man.

[@harveyblough7204]

Nothing will happen from this.Being that they are allowed to investigate and find themselves innocent

[@CeanStrauss]

This is a qualified immunity appeal hearing. Qualified immunity only applies to civil litigation and has nothing to do with criminal prosecution. A win here would only allow the family to attempt to sue the LEO(s) involved. QI doesn't save government officials from being criminally prosecuted for their blatant crimes, that's what the rest of the corrupt "justice" system is for.

[@HuntingtonTownshipWatch]

The attorney for the police really had no argument.

[@chriscopley7265]

"negligent tactics don't constitute a violation of the Constitution" ???????

[@johnmagnotta8401]

Let me see if I have this right.. if a suspect is saying "I can't breathe" we've heard cops say "you're talking so you can breathe" and courts mostly agree.. then, on the other hand the judge brings up "well, I didn't hear the suspect say 'I can't breath' so.." Maybe I'm reading too much into this.

[@ibe310]

WHEN DO JUDGES AND COPS BECOME MEDICAL EXPERTS?

[@11C1P]

@@ibe310 Whenever it suits them. Then whenever it suits them, they also will gleefully say they aren't medical experts.

[@Delimon007]

The funny thing is, if you bring on ANY medical expert, ie. an actual F'in doctor who specializes in respiratory issues, they will tell you that just because someone can speak doesn't mean they can breath. Exhaling =/= Inhaling. They are two totally different things. Also you may not be able to get an adequate amount of air but you can still talk etc. If someone is choking and they can still talk, does that mean they are okay and they can breathe?!?!? NO! So why the F is this stupid myth still circulating when a 5 second google search would EASILY debunk it?!?!?

[@bobthetitanic]

Don't forget about the immunity​@@11C1P

[@Bri_g3]

@@Delimon007if you can’t count to 10 without having difficulty breathing then you need to get to hospital immediately, that’s what I was taught.

[@cynthiarowley719]

Tribal issues, ? A fish out of water, it's KNOWN the fish can't breath.

[@AlexeiTetenov]

Keep Pressing!!!

[@fatherinexile]

🫡

[@damonday3451]

Bruh they always say if you can tell me you cant breath, youre breathing. So how the fuck you supposed to tell them you cant breathe? Gotta wait until you really cant breathe?

[@integralmath]

Dear lord. Appellants' counsel is one terrible appellate litigator. Go to the beginning of the argument when one of the judges asks counsel, because to her the written brief didn't make it absolutely clear, about whether he forfeiting one of the claims that was pressed in the court below. He answered her that they were abandoning that claim. The judge accepted the representation. Counsel then spent 35 seconds explaining what he was thinking when writing the brief droned on and on about the subject. An answer that took less than one second to give and in turn took less than one second for the court to accept as a binding forfeiture of a claim, for no reason other than counsel's own deficiencies at oral argument, consumed 35 seconds of his total argument time, which was scheduled for only 15 minutes. Good appellate counsel do not make these mistakes, the problems presented thereby become evident later in the hearing when he's exhausted his time. But even then the judges graciously grant him a brief period to make a single point, and he starts regaling the court with tales of his time as a new lawyer in the 1990s... this is just a dreadfully unprofessional lawyer larping as a litigator. Court: counsel, what's your name? Lawyer: well, my parents started dating in high school. They were lovely high school sweethearts who just did everything together. And then one day, they got engaged. Later they were married and then my mom became pregnant. WITH ME! And then nine months after that, she was in labor. In a hospital! With doctors! I was born. They named me Sir Talks-a-lot because, if you can believe it, I have a complete inability to shut my mouth. I just mindlessly talk and talk and talk. Interminably! Judges hate counsel like this. So do competent litigators.

[@davidgrossman7965]

You no realize that if anyone of us made arguments as ridiculous as the state does here, wed be laughed out of court. Even courts that kinda make the rught decision, like here they take these ridiculous arguments from the state seriously. If our lawyers made such hair brained arguments, they'd be sanctioned

[@hillbillyhookin1986]

I should have been an attorney I love these videos

[@lochnesswes1]

The BS "we need clearly established law" that tasing a person to death to demonstrate that act as criminal/negligent by the officer(s). How do we create clearly establish law/precedent if every case is dismissed for lack clearly established law/precedent? Its judicial cowardice.

[@douglashoward-t8o]

It stymies the advancement of justice in America by the Justus system the king has on place.

[@will.m1110]

Is it a LAPD policy violation if an officer observes another officer committing a violation, and doesn’t report said violation?

[@douglashoward-t8o]

Under the actual laws. This is called torture to murder.

[@RandyLaheySunnyvale]

Love the audio on this.

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

"your honor i'm reminded of the saying " 2 wrongs don't make a right " and in this case i would say that 1 wrong should suffice ,

[@bluevegas01]

XD, that man in the back with the black hair is after the beginning of this video is looking at the other guy like "This man's cookin'. Let me take mental notes." LOL.

[@andrewewels3054]

I think the law the judges are looking for is " cruel and unusual punishment "

[@sailguy2010]

Man, hearing that lady lawyer lie about the guy struggling after being tazed is sickening. Just cus a cop says “don’t resist” as he beating somebody to death doesn’t make it right.

[@CPIcivrights]

Officer's using officer safety as a reason for the use of force, which is probably the biggest cause of harm to civilians. Officers overreacting with little thought because of qualified immunity being at the root. The older officers and trainers have been enforcing the law incorrectly for years. Then you put young officers that play video shoot Em up games all of their life, and they're very quick to pull a gun and pull the trigger, not even thinking of the consequences of their actions. Then you add officers who are afraid to be police officers who are afraid all the time of everyone, and they also hold guns and pull triggers too quickly. Acorn cop. Then you have the misuse of the Terry stop. When you combine all these things together, it spells a clear danger to the public. People who have carried gun lawfully and legally all their lives and have never committed a crime are being shot and killed by police for nothing more than owning a gun and legally carrying their weapon because police are so fearful of the general public. In the United States police kill more innocent people than all other countries together. Police in the US are very prone to violence against the public.

[@jimosborne2]

To all those justifiably very upset over qualified immunity for cops, it’s only about to get far, far worse in the future. The Supreme Court has ruled that the President may be entitled to FULL IMMUNITY for any alleged criminal activity. I guarantee it will be only a matter of time before the idea of absolute immunity trickles down to other federal and state officials

[@ajayazad1]

land of the free and home of the brave !! 😕

[@Resist_JWO_1984]

Land of the fee, home of the slaves 🐑🐑

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

IF HE'S NOT GOING TO DO A MONELL CLAIM THEN WHAT IS HE AFTER?

[@bettyjones973]

Stop these stops, constitution states citizens should be able to go about their business without being harassed, kidnapped and killed.

[@AuditingWithSmiley]

Sounds like Ronald Greene and the Louisiana State Police.

[@JosephKano]

Tensed up... They love that tensed up dont they.

[@reverendfry6088]

@ 03:50; Of course they were wrong.

[@thomasspringer5187]

I have a question. What difference does it make if a Monel claim is sought after when the issue is justice?

[@thomasspringer5187]

I believe the honorable Justices cant be honest if they have to protect the agency that facilitated the murder.

[@memyselfandi3202]

US.. the place where people need to be trained on 'common sense' and 'using your brain'. Not to mention if someone is being asphyxiated they *will* struggle and *will* kick out. Somehow someone laying on their stomach is able to see behind themselves and can thus kick the hand of a cop. Not being able to breath also means you cannot say/scream your opposition to being.. well asphyxiated. FFS.. create a professional police force and train them! Not this 'learn to police in 30 days' crap

[@Ashehasawienerdog]

sealing causes of death of poilice victums demands imprisonment of the officals covering things up at the least

[@callumbush1]

Evil personified

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

They use sametas leand for to me to dobther duty job i did nt new drown was taking my pitur this people are evil this country

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

This ate crim this country they doing in her country

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

Way are taking ther pictures for ?

[@colingregory7464]

Might the "lack of faculty", possible use of substances have been Head Injury ? Not sure it matters in an assessment ! Is the suspect's struggle supported by anything except Officer's word ? What was the cause of death and was restricted breathing contributory ?

[@colingregory7464]

Would a mediated decision fix the law ? If there is doubt on The Law surely that should be settled ?

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

U tell cop wat to do in street wen they see us ?

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

Ther one doing crim wen us to dsamr crim to them they but in jail for crim they do ?

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

Way? U but camera in somebody house waching them tolk aboy them in public ?

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

How are people doing crim this country ? It's u guys working in front of government control ur country that waybit poor clop?

[@OlsonCox-uu7ob]

This people at my house menetor my house report me wat im doing in my own house its illgal it not ther business to new wat. Doing in mh own house

[@frankwatson2165]

Am i the only one who hears the whiny screeching sounds when the defense counsel is speaking

[@FeckArseIndustries]

How they can state he was unconscious at a distance is a new one on me. Just saying, 38 years experience as a front line paramedic, I couldn't confirm loss off consciousness at 5yds, 10yds, any yards.