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[@Pincalo]

Philip DeFranco great to hear Phil. Hope the kid comes out happy and healthy!

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

Any police officer that refers to it as "my law" should automatically be debarred from doing the job

[@v3ck1n]

Paul McCaffrey That's exactly what I thought

[@supermax8289]

Paul McCaffrey whole department should... if one acts like that with 6 others watching what does it say about the whole department

[@shadfurman]

Paul McCaffrey yeah. I caught that Freudian slip with like a neon mushroom cloud. This is NOT a one off rouge officer, this assumption of authority is pretty standard nation wide by the entire judicial system. They're usually just a little more tactful about staying out of the press.

[@KimmyQueen]

Agreed That triggered the freak out of me

[@maargenbx1454]

Of course it's not one rogue officer...look at the officers standing around during the scene. Not one of them lifted a finger to enforce the law. I hope they're ALL under review.

[@vettech_]

my issue w the nurse story is that she isn't just following policy....SHE was the one upholding the law and patient's constitutional rights. the officer was behaving illegally. minimizing it to a "policy" issue is disingenuous.

[@bethw6027]

gogogadget 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Exactly!! If she would have broken the HIPAA law then she most likely could have gotten fired and the hospital could face possible lawsuits. Especially with the victim being an officer, his representatives would most likely know about HIPAA and they would report it.

[@ragnarbolgen3163]

To any nurses reading the comment section; Thank you for all the hard work that you do. Thank you for upholding your policies and vows as a medical worker. I believe i saw another comment that i will quote; "Nurses are the best! They will put everything on the line for their patients. Thank you nurses!"

[@artawesome30]

Not all nurses, some nurses I've met have been atrocious, in hospitality and morality. Good to give credit, but only where it's due

[@eadlynjune]

Ragnar Bolgen I remember my mom jumped in front of a fork an old lady was wielding and her coworker got hit in the head with a shoe by the same person. Luckily both of them are fine but my mom still says, despite her age, it was somewhat scary. The woman died a day later and my mother even felt bad for her. As did I but I wasn't the one nearly stabbed by a fork. She's truly an amazing person.

[@kellygriffin8232]

Ragnar Bolgen you're welcome!!

[@peachesandcream.2612]

Ragnar Bolgen - You have obviously not encountered many nurses!!! They are some of the worst bitches and most horrible bullies on the planet! They also lie like the devil!

[@peachesandcream.2612]

The Video Garden - It's the nursing assistants who do all the real work! The nurses just swan around playing doctor!

[@matthew28-acts238]

No excuse, this cop needs to be fired and the other officers involved. All civil servants take a oath of office and these cops openly admit their willingness to violate our individual rights. NO EXCUSES.

[@mikeveis2395]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@emilycarter2492]

Wrong. Firing the officers is a knee jerk response that does NOTHING to stop this from happening again. The officers need to be reprimanded & the person who gave the order needs to be fired. Ultimately, the decision to get that illegal blood sample was made by someone in power (chief of police) who did so at the directive of the MAYOR and City Representatives. They are the ones who want to protect their cushy paychecks and bonuses, which would be adversely affected by a lawsuit from the trucker. The political representatives that were put in positions of authority cared about their own interests and prioritized those over citizens rights. Blaming the whole situation on the officers involved is exactly what the higher ups that made the order want. They will throw them under the bus and protect themselves, then they will make the exact same order the next time.

[@Randyhoar]

I'm confused. Aren't police officers meant to be versed in the law, not make it up on the spot on how they feel?

[@skepticmoderate5790]

Police training is definitely not enough. It doesn't take very much to become a cop in America.

[@CuleChick11]

That's how it SHOULD be. But in many cases police aren't really trained properly, so they may not be sure of the letter of the law and at the end of the day, when they are tired and frustrated, they just... act. Yes, there are bad cops in the system, but there is also a BAD SYSTEM that undervalues law enforcement officers, not giving them the training or mental health techniques they deserve.

[@Nimbus3690]

Probably a bad cop

[@Redjoker96]

Police departments intentionally hire the most uneducated failures at life they can find. Fun fact having a college diploma actually puts you at a DISADVANTAGE for getting hired onto the police force. In fact they used to just turn you away if you were college educated. Its far easier controlling a bunch of buffoons than actual educated individuals Some of my family members are officers and they way they tell the average beat cop knows just a few pages more than the average citizen about the law. Officers are in no way some sort of special class they're just average people given a gun and a badge and minimal training in many cases.

[@jfbeam]

+Redjoker96 To be fair, they hire the people who apply. Sadly, yes, the job does appeal to the power hungry and people with an axe to grind. I have friends who are in law enforcement. They all have a diploma and college degree. And yes, they fall into those two categories, however they aren't assholes who simply make up the rules as they go along.

[@Jonnyvonwallstrom]

Beware residents of Utah, Detective Jeff Payne has his own laws. That's what he said. This officer should go back to police academy.

[@ranchoddaschanchad6230]

Creative North and he should also revisit their penal code

[@sanchomcadams2060]

Creative North His motive and immediate decision to arrest the head nurse was really very disturbing. It's like there's a martial law going on.

[@sdfszcrew6833]

Creative North Wrong suggestion. He should retire.

[@pajarolibre3023]

He must be suspended

[@wldct69]

Mad Eyes maybe fired? I hate that the citizens will pay him any pension.

[@nosuchthing8]

That Nurse is much braver than the average police officer

[@dalewalker4614]

And much more intelligent as well. Oh, and she also has possession of tons of INTEGRITY, which the police are absolutely devoid of!

[@timarnold6473]

That is so true

[@frobber150]

Alex Wubbels was the National Champion in Slalom and in Giant Slalom in 1999. She had a child in 2014. Tougher stuff there isn't any.

[@globalresearch4180]

Gotta add to the great comments here. We need protectors, not low IQ psychopaths with badges and guns.

[@mikeveis2395]

They're not police officers, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@louannadavis9434]

This Nurse needs a really BIG paycheck.

[@DIYDaveT]

louanna, she got $500k but I wonder if she will have ptsd for the rest of her life. And how many others got the same treatment as her without the body cameras and youtube keeping it real? This is not about getting paid. Its about making America safe from rogue cops again.

[@submetropolis]

that paycheck should have been taken from that police departments budget.

[@timcalhoon7469]

That paycheck was used for education!

[@timarnold6473]

I definitely agree with you louanna

[@sboyle7884]

​. And having integrity, doing what's RIGHT.

[@Quickblood1]

Body cams are so awesome especially when people forget that they are wearing them.

[@stass2933]

Quickblood1 not really, it's always the supervisors whispering in the cops ears what to do, and whats been said rarely becomes a public record, and even if the cop/s that has made the unlawful arrest lose their job the supervispr rarely does, same applies to the army, and politics, the corruption starts from the very top

[@silenthague8541]

they get flustered when people question them about the law as cops aren't taught law they are only taught how to give tickets and to enforce officer directions they are the same every where

[@DjJooze]

Pure ignorance and authority deep up their ass

[@Elldallan]

@Silent Hague Not everywhere. Over here(Europe) police training is a 3 year college degree.

[@Ayveh]

Yup!

[@loganswhite6645]

God I really hope that nurse sues. I honestly feels so bad for her because she did nothing wrong, was basically assaulted and humiliated

[@AngryKittens]

I hope she gets a shitload of money.

[@royalewithcheese7]

LoganTheBurrito NO! I hope is she doesn't sue. Was she wronged? Yes, but taking away funding for an entire police department because one (or two) idiots did something wrong is messed up. That's like firing 10 people because one guy did something unethical.

[@radelta]

she should of complied, let the legal system decide later

[@heathercameron1485]

That's the typical American answer to everything- let's sue 'em! Because money will fix everything!

[@VyperByteX]

You can complain about the loss of funds if you like. Here's a protip: If you don't want to lose funding then train your officers correctly so they don't think they have their own laws and don't violate peoples civil rights with wrongful arrests. A good number of police officers need a firm reminder that they are paid with public money to protect and serve. Not to harass and violate people's rights. Also, if she could would have complied she would have been civilly liable for breaking the law and hospital policy. Meaning he or his family could have sued HER. Easy to say she should have complied when you are not the one facing a possible lawsuit.

[@gethighonlife11]

Are you fuckin' kidding me?! Not only was this officer and supervisor acting outside of their realm of authority, but the person whose blood that they wanted WASN'T a suspect, they didn't have a warrant, and he was an OFFICER as well??? The plot thickens!

[@roynguyen5400]

dumb police, and a lot of them with badges on our streets bullying citizens.

[@chandralawson1954]

I'm a nurse, she's my hero. I'm glad I don't live in Utah, the end.

[@TheBakedsalmon]

Chandra Lawson Utah is actually a pretty decent place to live.

[@RandolphCthulhu]

I have had to stay in a hospital overnight three times in 50 years. Once for two weeks. The nurses I got each time were great. They looked out for me, took care of me and had empathy. I love nurses, they are the best part of the healthcare system. Doctors though vary a bit. One excellent, one good and one a hack. Keep up the good work Chandra.

[@manihill9426]

TheBakedsalmon No utah is not a decent place to live it full of a bunch of judge-mental mormon pricks and laws here are ridiculous

[@shayneoneill1506]

On the upside, if you did live in Utah, you might get her as a nurse one day, and its pretty clear she'll defend her patients like a bulldog, which is EXACTLY the sort of nurse you want in your corner if things aint looking good

[@raystapp4001]

I lived there to and the cops all of them are bullies with badges. When I was driving in Salt Lake City, I sneezed and I accidentally went on the shoulder and was pulled over and accused of drunk driving. Had to do the breath test and sobriety test for almost forty minutes before I was allowed to leave. Stay away from UTAH!! You might get accused of doing a gas attack if you fart near a cop.

[@JDlovescats979]

Anyone who thinks that the nurse/hospital were in the wrong have clearly never worked even an hour of their life in a hospital. The laws surrounding patient information are so strict that two doctors could be thrown in jail if they are caught discussing the health of a patient in a hallway while on their way to see said patient.

[@ivoxvxi7482]

Jennifer Dally well most people don't work in a hospital so duh? Doesn't mean they can't express their opinion. Hate when people do shite like that, oh you don't know anything on this topic because you weren't there or you're not that. I've never worked in a hospital and I think the nurse is in the right, so what? Am I wrong?

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

It's crazy to think that in our system, nurses, who help save lives have more strict rules and laws on them, than the ones with guns who easily take lives.

[@PervyAutomaton]

Why would they want the blood in the first place? Theres no reason for it.

[@JDlovescats979]

Navi22 you clearly misread my post. I said that people who disagree with what the nurse did have never worked in a hospital, not that if you haven't worked in a hospital you're not allowed to have an opinion.

[@adeutube1]

Wraxas they try to protect himself from the liability cause the injury of other during the police chased. They did not know that the truck driver or the victims is a police officer as well. Now let the circus begin

[@GabrielToribioMonsta]

Officers with this type of attitude need to be purged from the justice system.

[@mikeveis2395]

They're not police officers, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@yourlifeisagreatstory]

That would mean we’d only have around 10% of a police force haha

[@TheNakeeky]

Great. Hired to enforce the law but doesn't know what it is, nor does he care. You know, in other jobs you'd be fired for not following company policy. But here where the enforcement of the law and people's lives are in danger the police's response seems to constantly be "meh, I'll check on it later". If someone screws up a takeaway order they're held more accountable than this.

[@thatcattycat]

Nakeeky right !

[@mikeveis2395]

That's not law enforcement, that's terrorism

[@JohannesNielsen]

Its simpe, both of those officers broke the law, and needlessly distressed the Nurse in question, and the Law is very clear, and it seems that the senior officer had an agenda to purse, and was assuming that the Truck Driver was drug or alchol intox

[@aalvarez2914]

Exactly. The senior officer was just as responsible. If he hadn’t condoned and covered for it, but instead corrected and disciplined him immediately, it wouldn’t have happened. It’s not only cops that act like this, but the ones that condone and cover for it, that perpetrate it and give so many others a bad name.

[@BravoBlanc]

You know the worst part about the nurse story that seemingly EVERYONE forgets? Wubbles was just doing her job, but her SUPERVISOR on the phone was the one telling the officer it wasn't allowed. "You're making a mistake threatening a nurse." Payne attacked the messenger.

[@gigi77d60]

I didn’t think of that. The MAN, on the phone. He’s a scumbagX something. Hopefully he’s a good husband and father.

[@globalresearch4180]

That phrase "you are making a mistake" really triggered the unhinged Jeff Payne and he lashed out at Alex Wubbels.

[@k3vinyAng]

They dont realize that Hospitals has some of the best lawyers lol.

[@mrkremko1]

I wish the supervisor could’ve gotten down there and helped her. Surely, somebody else in top of the management hierarchy could’ve gone down to the ER and assumed the situation for her.

[@Mechadroid209]

What's worse the Lt ignored the people making the policy and instructing wubbles but he doesn't want to talk to them cause he knows what they gonna say

[@darkdudironaji]

These cops need to stop acting like they know the law. They never do. Because they're not lawyers. If you inform them that they're wrong, they get angry and arrest you, and get no more than a slap on the wrist for something they should be fired for. Police need to be held accountable for their actions, or this shit is going to keep happening.

[@i_notold8500]

I would think after years and years on the job they would learn some about law but it appears they don't.

[@chrisridge5504]

darkdudironaji Actually most do.In fact you're clumping together "lawyer" as someone who knows the law but that's not how it works.Im in a job training program offered by my highschool and my instructor knows what he is enforcing.A lemon lawyer isn't generally going to know that much about search and seizure.The term "lawyer" isn't an all encompassing term in the real world.Its often specialized in an area.The police know the laws they enforce.This is evidently a case of a cop losing his cool after so long of trying to just get his job done(the more complete videos show the 30min+ of them explaining that she is obstructing an investigation).This is the sort of thing we are currently going over in ethics.Clearly an escalation of force though.

[@Kawatsume]

They do know the law. But for whatever stupid reason, they just made trouble for nothing.

[@darkdudironaji]

ChrisRidge You're right, I wasn't being specific. But, my point still stands. Cops know what the law in regards to what they do all the time. They overreach all the time when in an unfamiliar situation.

[@Holylinkx]

I don't know about fired, because some situations can be grey, in this case the police overstepped and should payout money for this, and be forced into mandatory training regarding this to prevent such events from happening again. They are just trying to do their job, a job where the right choice isn't always clear. Sometimes they overreach because they are trying to do what needs to be done. i can't imagine why they needed it in this case and was more than likely unnecessary and should be punished, but i don't think they should lose their job over it in this case, no one was hurt, and she might have had some mental stress for a bit but she'll be ok, she should however definitely receive some sort of monetary recompense for her mental anguish.

[@JustinMcBrideVastalant]

We need to have some massive changes to our police force here in the US. Police have been militarized and have been given so much more power in the last 20 years or so. We get more and more stuff like this every week. It's no wonder I feel nervous in the presence of a police officer. The police are supposed to be for the people, for protection. Not these military thugs. I know it's not all police, but it's happening often enough for us to get footage of corruption on the regular. This is why gun ownership needs to remain legal. There's too many people that are labeled as protectors that are working against the innocents best interest. We need to fix this. It's going to get worse before it gets better.

[@jessicar4536]

Sealed unit Body cams, no on/off switch, same idea as black boxes on planes..

[@windyshouts8886]

Only way we can fix this if we fight back go to law makers pass more laws to protect us from them but of course police is the largest gang and they will go after us this is gonna get worse if we don't try

[@andhikabayutrimulya5801]

having a gun while facing police would just making things worse

[@KGisthename]

Justin McBride amen

[@mikeveis2395]

They're not police, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@andykaufman5785]

Both cops need to be fired immediately. If the firing is illegal there are "civil remedies" and it all goes away.

[@DIYDaveT]

Kaufman, firing is not enough. Put them in jail. If illegal blah blah blah. Who cares if it is illegal because the cops don't care if they do illegal things to the people. It's time for cops to feel the short end of the stick.

[@alexi8741]

What's really fucked up about this whole situation is that if that nurse had provided the police officer the patients blood because it was "easier" she could have been fired and lost her nursing license meaning she'd be out of a job and unable to get another job in her field. Incredibly selfish of an officer wanting to violate patient security and risk a nurse's job just to do something his way

[@JosephEliason]

Exactly

[@EllieC130]

Shows what balls the nurse had as well.

[@KookiesNolly]

Alex I what she did was just normal to me, not heroic or whatever just regular situation what I don't get is why is the police doing all this. Why would they be held accountable if a guy they were chasing eventually killed someone. That guy was running away so he certainly did something wrong, why aren't we focusing on that?

[@budgiecat9039]

maybe the victim can sue the department for escalating a high pursuit chase putting him in danger?

[@TheYengirl]

Well the nurse will win millions in an easy win lawsuit. She will never have to worry about drawing one more blood sample when she can win the millions and never have to work around idiots ever again!

[@KerryCronic]

That cop needs to be fired. Period.

[@markharris3451]

Kerry Cronic Vlogs could not agree more. There is no room for this type of blatant brutality in our modern society

[@DDK20284]

Mark Harris not brutally but unlawful arrest

[@Mandalorofclanordo]

Kerry Cronic Vlogs no he doesn't, you've never been a cop you wouldn't know.

[@aldendomino3523]

No, but we have been citizens, and we do know that as Americans, we have rights.

[@KhronosTrigger]

No, all of those cops need to be fired. Tracy and the cop doing the original arrest on the nurse both need to be stripped of their badge, fire arm and uniform, and never allowed to serve as justice for the public.

[@marier1542]

Is it just me, or do US cops seems a bit insane

[@alexheschong2717]

marie R some of them are. Most of them are cool.

[@msgirly6827]

marie R for real right. With all these stories going on you would think that all they are trying to do harm people.

[@blizzyyt2281]

T REX that doesn’t make sense who is supposed to stop the guy who’s ripping peoples throat out??? Civilians

[@a.t6066]

@T REX all officers are not bad. There are some good and some bad. That is with any job and with any population of people. There is never all good and there is never all bad.

[@a.t6066]

@T REX people need to understand how big the US is

[@hybrina790]

For me this is exactly why body cams are extremely important, I think being in any position of power a lot of people are likely to abuse it but if we have the footage then we have the proof.

[@MichaelCameron1]

The nurse was in the right, the police officer was being scummy. I hope he gets fired, poor woman 😕

[@WrenHuang]

right? Patient rights is a thing and the woman was being 100% civil!

[@camilasuemi6850]

yeah. They apologized her, but i think it was traumatizing enough for her. It would be to me. Getting arrested all of a sudden just because im following the hospital's laws. Terrifying.

[@joshr408]

Coffee Cat Gaming misread the comment. Read again

[@gamerboss5299]

Michael Cameron Fired and prosecuted.

[@rainshadow1844]

When the officer states in private that he pretty much knows he's in the wrong, all the sudden there's no longer any need for debate. Anyone actually defending him (haven't seen anyone defending him at least in the comments for this video, but then this video has all the really damning evidence in it) is just arguing for argument's sake.

[@katrinak6215]

Those officers in the nurses "arrest" should be fired...they are the problem with "law enforcement ".

[@chrisridge5504]

Katrina K Are you using the quotes to quote the video or to imply it being fake or incorrect?Because they are law enforcement and she was arrested so should I assume the former or?

[@katrinak6215]

ChrisRidge I used the quotes because the arrest was unlawful & the officers were the embodiment of fake law enforcement. At least in my opinion.

[@itsbobmd]

Before you pass sentence, what do you know about the cop?? What do you know about Utah law?? Any idea as to the cops background, his experience? I mean before you want to take away somebody's livelihood I would think you'd want ALL the facts first.

[@katrinak6215]

Bob Chapman It is soley based on this video & the one from the following day. Providing more information. Believing that Phil does his research thoroughly, it seems pretty clear to me. But hey, everyone can have an opinion! ☺

[@itsbobmd]

HIPAA is a joke.. Obamacare, and his backdoor gun controls gutted any HIPPA laws and rights anyone had.

[@tiffanym851]

I applaud Alex Wubbels' actions and bravery that day. However, I want to point out that Alex, while an amazing nurse, is much more than that.. did you know shes a 2 time olympian? 1998 and 2002!

[@themockalove]

tiffany M who cares? It doesn't affect the case in the video

[@Space-Glitter]

Lol it's the comments section, at least this fun fact is relevant to the video shown and not just like one time in 1993 I took a trip to Big Lots and they were out of the purple sky dancer I wanted so I threw a fit and we went to KB Toys instead. Now THAT would be something that no one would care about. This at least was a cool, random fact that you def didn't know about that nurse. Or are you just mad because now that your brain processed a new piece of information about this woman it had to push out some of your fav Blink-182 lyrics?

[@patriciasheck6378]

Dana Webb LMAOOOO I think I love you

[@RonSafreed]

Officer Payne is a bully/browbeat & when he was a kid & a ten & youth, he was still a bully/browbeat & a socio-psychopath. I would never trust him in any police duty he does !!!!!!.

[@lydiacolon3564]

tiffany M a

[@sabrinaelle8597]

Another thing that wasn't mentioned in this video but was mentioned in the news articles I've read... was that the policy they are talking about...was approved by both hospitals AND law enforcement..so the law enforcement officers were going against their own policy as well.

[@TheNightowl001]

Actually, they didn't have any choice but to approve it. It's Federal LAW!

[@RonSafreed]

When a cop is a bully/browbeat/narcisist/hedonist/socio-psychopath, does not care about the Constitution/Bill of Rights & Christian/Biblical principles, such cops are not trustworthy !!!!!!

[@neill392]

@@TheNightowl001 Supreme Court ruling.

[@Gimilli]

7:22 "Your policy interfering with MY law" uhh, they're not just laws for you my friend.... they are OUR laws. any officer with the mindset that they create the law should be fired

[@briansinger5258]

Gimli *shot into space to appease the gods.

[@davidvillarrius6313]

Gimli Here here! They place themselves as if they're Judge Dredd. "I AM THE LAW!"

[@gemoguy5850]

David Villarrius best comment goes to

[@nathanng2629]

Gimli MATTER OF LAW.

[@BFedie518]

And that's why my high school physics teacher always said that nurses are the absolute best. They'll put everything on the line for their patients. Thank you nurses!

[@kriegsmarinekonigstiger4038]

Not all of them

[@jblue1622]

Kriegsmarine Königstiger I've known plenty who prove you to be more right than the OP, with any place of work always some workers are good at their job never all are good or bad or whatever, if all workers were ever good we would never have any problems in the workplace

[@dylanbrewer4845]

Nursing is a great profession. Which is why I chose to be one.

[@Ninja563]

Dylan Brewer good luck, it takes A LOT of patience

[@SlideRulePirate]

The likes of Nurse Wubbels literally protect us while we sleep... or are even unconscious. That does sound like it should be a job for the cops but, as we see, sometimes it's the cops you need to be protected from. Crazy world.

[@mikeveis2395]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@ThunderChunky101]

These men should be jailed. That's not even hyperbole, she was clearly assaulted and the officer in charge clearly KNEW he was breaking the law.

[@patricksmith2704]

I don't understand something. Police officer breaks the law...........................police officer doesn't go to jail. What is the point to having laws if it only applies to me?

[@Nimbus3690]

Does what he did carry a jail sentence?

[@MrZippoman777]

Ivin3690 they got strict laws about fuckin with emergency room people but this chick was the only one watching some burnt crispy majic underwear mutherfuckers hooked up on tubes someone could have died while she was held outside

[@ethanl1225]

Ivin3690 assault?

[@Nimbus3690]

MrZippoman777 I guess that's true. But I think that might be a reasoning to offer in court against the cop, perhaps in a lawsuit. I am asking about what's readily available in the books. Is the unlawful arrest by the cop of that nurse a jail-worthy offense? What is the punishment for that, ignoring all the potential worst-case scenarios that could happen with the nurse not being in her post at the hospital?

[@tsalvo9290]

assault/kidnapping, it was an unlawful arrest and he manhandled her and kept her illegally. That is assault and kidnapping.

[@ericaclements8015]

As a nursing student, this kind of thing terrifies me. We have a legal and moral obligation to protect our patients. Good job to the nurse and her supervisors for standing behind what is right.

[@peaceinhersheyyy]

Erica Clements I agree. This is very eye opening for me as a nursing student. The nursing school always drills us with ethics and it is important to protect our patient. I was really proud for that nurse and her supervisors.

[@chaosXP3RT]

Erica Clements I wouldn't be terrified. This isn't the norm. This was 1 case were this happened. I wouldn't lose any sleep over it happening to you.

[@liamooney342]

Taking her out of the hospital put patients lives in danger. It's awful they took up her time, spoke horribly to her and were aggressive. Nurses deserve respect.

[@BT5PavedTheWay]

Lia Norman this! Nurses are already understaffed and overworked! They don't deserve this kind of treatment.

[@EyeAmBatman]

Im a poleeb man, i want blood, you gimmie, or else... >:-/

[@obrigaah]

Police Officers NEED to be held way more accountable for their actions. I respect Law Enforcement and I know Law Enforcement is an extremely serious job. Mishaps need to be taken seriously. Those police officers must be fired. A suspension is just not enough justice.

[@DIYDaveT]

JAIL!!!!!!! It's assault!!! Jail!!!!!!! Just like would happen to me if I did it or you did it. Why do people think just losing a job is just punishment simply because a cop is involved?? It's not enough!! Same treatment under the law should apply to me or to them and until that happens I will never be satisfied.

[@jimmyk7760]

I read the quotes , and all I hear is the cops need to be fired ! NO ! They don’t need to be fired , they need to go to jail ! A message needs to be sent to all officers ! GO BY THE LAW ! A lot of my family is in law enforcement, and they don’t have a problem with upholding the law !

[@meowmeowkittymeow]

This is a perfect example of why body cams are absolutely necessary. We see exactly what happened instead of reading or hearing a revised BS story. Good for that nurse. Their jobs are already hard enough without being harassed by the very people that are supposed to protect us.

[@sunnyneonraye1459]

And I have to wonder: did these cops forget they had body cams, or are they just that arrogant and think they can get away with anything?

[@HeroGuy3]

Meygan Penn while I agree that bodycams are necessary i have to disagree that they helped in any way here The people at fault were already at fault and the bodycams haven't changed anything here

[@chavewrig9462]

Sex Defender nah cause a lot of people never believe cops do anything wrong. They literally have to see it on tape to believe there are corrupt cops. White people didn't even believe us when we said cops are beating blacks til the Rodney King tape came out.

[@lrodger2486]

Sex Defender I'm totally lost as to how you think a body camera has not helped in this situation forget the fact that's provide us all with irrefutable proof of bent cops at the work ......unbelievable.....

[@alejandronopasanada8753]

chave wrig white people still don't believe us. This is a moral problem of white people as the largest voting block and dominant culture. That's why I say leave the statues up. Cameras are just cute to police while white people watch us and themselves get murdered by the state and ask "well, was he wearing clean underwear because...."

[@bokc]

Kuddos to the nurse for standing her ground and protecting the rights of the patient. We depend on healthcare professionals to protect us when we are at our worst. Their is no such thing as "my law", we are all accountable to the same laws which should be enacted fairly and justly.

[@lyricbot8513]

xoVenus365 truth!

[@gtanner997]

xoVenus365 Jeff Pain (misspelling not an accident) shouldn't be in any position of authority. When you knowingly lie about the law in an attempt to get your own way, you shouldn't be in LAW ENFORCEMENT. I mean, the name says it all. They aren't called "law manipulation officers".

[@nearlystuck6947]

Every single cop involved needs to be removed from the job, All the ones standing by letting this officer bully the nurse..

[@DIYDaveT]

JAIL JAIL JAIL JAIL JAIL JAIL. Loss of job is NOT enough. When a cop attacks like that, you have to understand, he's putting your life in danger because at any time he feels he's losing control he will draw his weapon and shoot you without warning. If we are going to give them G-D like life and death power like that then they must be held to a far higher standard than "lose your job if you illegally abuse your victim". He should be in jail at least 2 years for assault and then have to register as a violent offender and live by violent offender rules for the rest of his life.

[@LawdawgOG]

Cops are suppose to de-escalate situations... not escalate. They all should be fired. They literally didn't do their job. And we all know what happens when we don't do our jobs. We get fired. But hey police are all gods. So who are we the people to tell them what to do.... We the people.

[@earthcolours_]

Damn that truck exploded like it was a Michael Bay movie. Hope that guy is ok

[@miah5561]

That Brown Guy hey I saw you on Pete's video

[@earthcolours_]

Miah Jackson People always say that but I've never seen this guys video. Are you sure it was me or is it someone using my profile picture?

[@tonypeppermint5329]

I'm wondering what happened to the guy.

[@Richard-mg4rx]

That Brown Guy knowing it exploded like a Michael bay movie that's unlikely. Probably is scarred by Michael bay horrible acting

[@titotitotito]

That Brown Guy Thats why u dont make a crack lab in ur car

[@rat6560]

As a former officer. the officer was wrong. even if she did draw the blood. it would have been not admisible in court.

[@rat6560]

It depends on the charges.

[@rat6560]

depends on what they were accused of

[@i_notold8500]

All of the incriminating body-cam foorage is, in my opinion, a good sign that the higher-ups in the police department aren't backing this crap. May be self-preservation on their part but it's still a good thing.

[@ab0x0fp0tat0s]

Pretty sure DOT requires a drug test after any crash while driving a Truck however, Those cops could've waited a hot minute to get the victims consent and not go around manhandling nurses.

[@mgzone23]

I think it depends on who caused the accident 🤔 the car came in to his lane from two or three lanes away.... They caused the accident not the truck driver ... He has no fault in the situation his a victim... They are trying to cleanup they assess.... Power ,ego,,,, trippping thugs....

[@MikeyGaming]

This is why "Have you ever been bullied?" Should be question number 1 before you go into law enforcement.

[@MsKassandraKotaku]

Number 2: Have you ever been a bully? Number 3: What do you think is your main duty as a police officer? If the answer isn't protect and serve they should immediately have their application thrown away.

[@tomjohnson1110]

Kimberly: After they reply " Protect and serve " ask them " who do you protect and serve " and if they say " other police officers " then throw their application away.

[@samw3891]

Kimberly no1 yes no2 no no3 'the answer you put'

[@bwilhelm4214]

The answer is that everyone has been bullied. Everyone. If you haven't been then you live a wierd safe space that has not prepared you for real life.

[@LagunaX1]

I also believe everyone has been a bully at some point in their life, even if unintentional.

[@yoloswaggins2161]

"I need your blood" - Officer Dracula

[@alexsiemers7898]

I'm pretty sure there was a Geico ad which had Dracula at a blood drive.

[@BATayl0r]

"I need your blood" - Dr. Acula

[@anygirl3598]

“Your policy is interfering with my law.” Bruh hospital policies are based off of the law.

[@BeautifulMess2022]

Wow, Phillip DeFranco you are amazing. I love how honest you are and how you take your job serious and you don't hold back nor say what people want to hear. 👍👍👍

[@taylorbrine]

That whole first story proves how much we need body cams. the whole thing blown open because it was recorded constantly.

[@chaosXP3RT]

Taylor Brine Who uploads the footage from the bodycams? Doesn't the camera go back to the Police Department to be uploaded by an officer?

[@batron6030]

chaosXpert so you're thinking that the entire olive department is corrupt, even the specific people chosen to look over/keep the footage?

[@jamielove2045]

But can't officers turn the cameras on and off if they wanted too?

[@krumb520]

Ashley Harris In some places cops get in trouble if they turn off their bodycams.

[@RySin89]

Fire that officer immediately, This is bullshit. I'm usually on the side of the police, its a tough thankless job, but this is crap. and this other officer being "above" the law is complete bs. I joke about triggered but I'm triggered!

[@lootimusmaximus6786]

RySing89 don't worry he'll get time off payed, and a desk job.

[@kuminanida333]

RySing89 Officers have to much power if a officer is breaking the law and harassing, assaulting, and on the verge of kidnapping a women who is standing up for common rights and the law, I should be able to knock his teeth out and put him in his own cuffs, like I would any other law breaking asshole. The fact that their was a suggestion to make actions against officers be considered a hate crime only makes me call BS on this more.

[@jaqenhghar3676]

Weren't you for blue lives matter when the police killed Philando Castille, but not this situation I wonder why? 🤔

[@galacticwarlock2271]

Bert Dishman they are above the law this is false imprisonment, assault and battery. But he is still working with a slap on the wrist.

[@adamostaceyb.-fam5323]

RySing89 unfortunately he is on paid leave! He gets paid vacation for acting like a bully! No wonder they pull this without worrying. We as citizens need to scale back on the rights they have over us and our safety.

[@lisamariel.46]

Yours is THE BEST commentary and coverage I have seen of this case. Please keep up with the happenings here and keep us posted. These cops are going to be fired for this.

[@Orion1632]

My thanks to the Nurse too. Is there a go fund me page for her?

[@Todd209S]

I retired last December from a twenty year career in Law Enforcement. Ten of those years I was a Sergeant (A shift supervisor) in charge of a team of officers. I tell you, if one of my officers had done this exact thing I would have (upon arriving on the scene) released the nurse from custody with an apology and with information on how to contact the department's internal affairs unit. I then would have told the officer to turn in his badge and gun to me right then and there and I would tell him to go home and that he would be contacted pending an internal investigation of his actions. The detective violated this woman's constitutional rights, he should be terminated from his agency. The Lt. should be disciplined for gross incompetence and failure to act when he has witnessed a crime (the violation of the nurses rights) and for dishonesty (saying one thing to the nurse and hospital staff and basically the opposite to his own officers). Again, as a twenty year LE veteran, this situation is indefensible and if the SLCPD attempts to defend either of these disgraces to the uniform, the chief should then also be removed.

[@bookwyrmneducator]

Todd209S Thank you. It is you and the good cops I know that give me hope for real change and accountability.

[@MizuMark]

Todd209S god bless you sir!

[@FattNinja121]

Thank you. I argue on here constantly that these cops are the minority. Unfortunately, the minority get the most media coverage and ends up making everyone look bad. Thank you so much for your service, this country would fall apart without amazing men like you.

[@TyDie85]

Todd209S I was angry with this. But I am aware all cops aren't like this. but I'm of the mind that the personality type that goes into law enforcement is SOMETIMES one of a person who wants to throw power around. Surely you knew some cops like that. Hell, I know people at my own job that are like that. But when it comes to law enforcement, it is WAY much bigger of a deal than some manager at McDonald's being a prick. Anyway, thank you for NOT being like that. And I'm thankful to all the officers who actually DO care about the public.

[@jessiedawn123]

Yes I support most officers because I know they work hard but man this guy and all the guys there need to be fired can you imagine what they have done not on camera I mean that poor woman would of lost her job if she would of done what they asked

[@briannamarie2659]

If Detective Payne was so brazen on camera, I can only imagine the horrible things he has done when no one was around.

[@samwalker4913]

Brianna Marie very good point

[@SewSumi]

"My Law"

[@WhyteLis21]

He's lost all credit of knowing the law when he said "my law." 😏

[@tana22123]

I just want to say I really appreciate your channel. Media isn't talking about this stuff the way you are, thank you!!!!!!

[@ozymndius]

It's a very easy explanation for Officer Payne, he was a petulant child who wasn't getting his way so he stamped his feet and had a meltdown. But let me be clear, I'm a former ED nurse, and normally there is a very good relationship between nurses and police; police know we are the ones caring for them when they get hurt and we (nurses and medical staff) know police will respond quickly when we get an out of control situation. There is typically mutual respect...it's a shame he has become the face of police interacting with emergency room staff. Nurse Wubbles is a hero.

[@HateTaxesWASt]

Payne is actually a detective. Which makes it worse, since Detective are supposed to be clear-headed and not go nuts when something doesn't go their way. And yes he was acting like an insolent child.

[@epep50]

Kevin Devine: Fellow Nurse (Army), anytime I have interacted with police and had a conversation we end up bonding quickly and have so much in common and similar senses of humor. This is so damaging to our police force who is frantically trying to win the public over after the chaos and lies the social media, liberal news and so on have preached as truth about our law enforcement. He fucked up so bad here and seemed like a bully who just wanted to throw his fat ass weight around and not uphold the law he swore to protect. Watching how "Detective" Payne behaved and treated a health care professional who explained the situation in plain English and he couldn't cope like an adult and a professional and went right to the handcuffs is unforgivable. This man's actions is probably going to result in physical violence towards fellow officers. His career should be over, and that nurse should press charges and sew him in civil court. This bully just handed black lives matter, antifa, sjw's, and our destructive media exactly what they want. Fuck this asshole.

[@dalewalker4614]

@@HateTaxesWASt Even worse, Detective Payne was also the designated "Blood Draw" Detective for the SLCPD and he knew the law just as well as Nurse Wubbles and the House Supervisor she had on the phone. He was an ass under a lot of pressure and totally lost control. They should have suspended his police credentials when he was fired. He'll just move over a county or two and become their problem child.

[@dalewalker4614]

Kevin Devine Another Critical Care RN weighing in here. Not only did this Detective DESTROY the relationship between the LEOs and the Nursing staff, but the lack of the Hospital's own Security Guards to intervene and protect their nurse was despicable at best. If as health care providers, we can't trust our own Security Guards to watch our back, what do we do? There is a REASON the hospital threw money into the settlement pot for Nurse Wubbles....

[@darcybhaiwala7057]

I'm a nursing student and they drill us hard when it comes to ethics. It is so easy to sue a hospital so EVERYTHING has to be charted and nothing can be left to chance. Medical professionals shouldn't have to live in fear especially if it impedes patient-centred care On another note hope for a safe delivery with baby Carter!

[@angedejeudi]

Darcy Bhaiwala I think that applies to almost anyone in healthcare, especially since it's such an emotionally charged environment where many are trigger happy with lawsuits. And among them, patient confidentiality is one of the first things we're taught not to violate.

[@nothanks9944]

angedejeudi It applies to anyone working in a covered entity. Including janitors, volunteers, and students. Just to name a few.

[@darcybhaiwala7057]

Damn that sucks. I'm in Canada so the closest problem we would get with wait times is caused by triage, not insurance

[@wldct69]

Exactly and the cops don't care because they don't get held responsible the same way. Also, they get paid time off during investigations.

[@MrTravisAl]

One thing that stood out to me when I saw the body cam footage which wasn't feature here was the cop saying. to the department head of the hospital when he says why arrest her for my policy? "Because she's telling me no". That speaks loudly to how he feels.

[@7H3541N7]

I remember this story and this episode. There was a video referencing this incident on FB yesterday and suddenly this vid pops back up on YT to watch. Crazy, craxy story.

[@GamingFurry]

Utah Law 76-8-503 - Perjury 76-5-102 - Assault And last but not least, blatant disregard for Arrest Guidelines (77-7-6). Lock him up

[@rainbowshine68]

GamingFurry boom

[@rainbowshine68]

I hope they do get punished severely

[@leonetassinari6654]

#FuckedByAFurry

[@davidiusk]

All the officers there were complicit and should be fired

[@Muck006]

+davidiusk Not fired ... charged and tried.

[@odstkchamp7719]

I honestly think that Nurse deserves to be the BAMF of the month. She did the right thing and she stood her ground infront of people who thought they were above the law practically.

[@alexringler8293]

Thank you for sharing Nurse Wubbels' story. As nurses, we often feel like we don't have voices. We are silenced by the law or our own administrations and do not have the opportunity to stand up for ourselves and the autonomy of our patients. Nursing is a taxing profession, but knowing that we can still be advocates and lifesavers to our patients is why most of us started our careers in the first place.

[@catherinec2600]

Anybody else get recommended this randomly 5 years later?

[@facehugger8995]

I find it strange that his supervisor had his back makes me think the whole department is corrupt.

[@evan-uk6iv]

Facehugger89 i live here. It is.

[@bammer180and1]

You think so now? Most police departments are corrupt

[@JT-dl2cc]

Police are also told to stand down in a lot of riots across the U.S. if the police weren't told to stand down in Charlottesville that girl & I think 2 cops(correct me if I'm wrong)would have never died. But this is what the media wants

[@bammer180and1]

Starz they are actually not told that often. Besides, blaming the media for policing actions is hardly relevant. Thanks to the media we're seeing how these departments who swear to uphold the law are not doing that. They make their own laws and 94% they get away with it.

[@JT-dl2cc]

So I guess the Charlottesville mayor shouldn't take the blame for what he did. especially with the media having obvious bias towards the whole ordeal at the time. That's where I was going. I don't want to type out a long ass paragraph on here about it

[@richandohibachilee6638]

The officer shouldn't just be suspended from the case he needs to be suspended altogether, this is a tiny fragile man who has obviously not heard the word no enough. The other officers there should have intervened. In the video you can see them standing around uncomfortable while a woman is being assaulted at her place of work after showing no intentions to get violent.The nurse was incredibly brave and it was incredible how she stood her ground.

[@Shirley36]

He should be fired. End of story. Nobody would feel safe with a cop like that around.

[@annabananaaaaa800]

He is suspended with pay currently while another department conducts a criminal investigation. There's also another officer in this incident that was suspended but they haven't said who it is. I am assuming it's the charge police man.

[@1poetaconfundido]

Richandohibachi Lee guess what they dont going to get any consequences for the action a the very least maybe suspended but not fired thats for sure

[@misha130]

I very much doubt the nurse thought this would happen nor did she really have another option

[@garrettdark5668]

The other officers are cowards for not intervening, they are even used for further intimidation as the arresting officer tells the hospital staff anyone who intervenes will be arrested by the other officers. Then the other officers after cowarding down, start trying to help the arresting officers by handling the protesting hospital staff. The hospital security are also cowards for not protecting those under their protection (the hospital staff and patients), they go even so far to assist the arresting officer by pushing the button to remotely keep the doors to the outside open so the arresting officer can drag the nurse outside. There's so many failures and things wrong in this incident.

[@dingalingbabysling]

As a nurse this video really hits home! Watching this happen added another level of fear to my job!Being a nurse is rough but rewarding at the same time!Thanks for covering this great info as always!

[@herraman2244]

Hell yes, so proud of that nurse. Police need to be brought back down to earth.

[@chatterbox4875]

My mum used to be a nurse and i have to say that their job is one of the hardest out there. She had to work unreasonable hours and night shifts while having three young children and still got up and did her job every day. Nurses don't get the respect they deserve, they have the same knowledge as a doctor but after the diagnosis they don't walk away and talk tot another patient, they stay with them and treat them as a human. When i saw that video it made me so angry that the police officer treated her like that, he was basically saying "because I cant do what I want I'm going to arrest you" almost as if to prove a point. He handled her like some rag doll and he should be charged with something because what he did has to be illegal. She was doing her job and I'm glad that she stuck to the hospitals policy's. I have so much respect for her.

[@cathrynhodson5960]

Art Basement they get paid normally but they aren't rich like surgeons and doctors

[@angelsinger4574]

Chatter Box I'm disabled, so I see more than my fair share of medical professionals. I once read a quote that said, "Doctors diagnose, nurses provide care." This has absolutely been the case insofar as I am concerned. In all these years, I have had many, many bad experiences with doctors...and only one with a nurse. They do amazing work, and it is very much appreciated.

[@thetwilighthunter1150]

I wanna shake the hand of this nurse. What she did was beautiful. Standing up to people how have way more power then you to protect your patients is noble.

[@darthkontos1861]

And this shows how police act when there pissed off....smh

[@carolineullrich7323]

We saw and heard all this already. Granted you did it way better. Thankyou.

[@powersteamracing]

There is no doubt in my mind that the officers wanted the blood sample to see if they could put any amount of blame on the truck driver. I'm a trucker myself and the lengths police will go to drag a trucker through the mud is horrifying. My father (a fellow trucker) had stopped to assist with an accident that occurred on the other side of the highway, and when police arrived they gave my father a real hard time. They asked for log books, a breathalyzer, and drug test. They even accused my father of blinding one of the victims with his high beams and causing the accident, when the accident had already happened by the time my father came across it. If a cop can save his ass by trying to blame a trucker, they will go above and beyond to do so.

[@CadenceReads]

You can assume that about all officers because of the few he had that encounter with? I don't think so. That trucker was also an officer.

[@PublicEnemyMinusOne]

Christopher Powers Your comment really makes me wanna say "Respect" 🤗

[@powersteamracing]

CadenceReads my opinion isn't based off of just one instance. Every trucker I've ever talked to has nearly always had an issue with either Police, DOT, or border guards giving them a real hard time. Are there good cops, sure, but the cops that do start after a trucker usually go above and beyond to find something. I had a cop pull me over claiming i was impaired driving just because i literally scratched my ass for a second and subsequently drifted onto the rumble strip for 1 second. Nearly every trucker hits that strip every day for a number of reasons; passing another truck, gust of wind hitting the broadside of the trailer, etc. The officer starts giving me the full 9 yards: log books, flash light in the eyes, asked if i was on meds or sleepy, when did i wake up, when did i start driving, when did i stop last, on and on and on. Just as he was asking me to step out of the truck he notices my dashcam. "Is that a dashcam?" "Yes" "Is it recording right now?" "Yes. Front facing and in the cab. Company requirement, hardwired in." "....... fine!" He immediately gave me back my paperwork and let me go, after he realized he was being recorded. And i doubt they'd care if it was an officer, especially a reserve officer. If they could pass the buck I'm sure they would.

[@itsbobmd]

You do know the truck driver was a cop too don't you??MAYBE they wanted the sample so a year from now when the family of the escaping felon hires a lawyer and comes back and sues the truck drivers family, and the trucking company they have undeniable proof that the truck driver was in no way at fault? Or are you too cynical to think from that perspective?

[@powersteamracing]

Bob Chapman I did mention that he was a reserve officer, so i am aware. And you are correct, they could be doing that. I'm just going by how they chose to handle the situation. It came across as more of a "cover my ass mode", rather than a "cover his ass mode".

[@cmonijustneedaname]

This nurse has balls. The balls to stand up to a police force, to their authority, because she knew it to be unjust. This woman is one of my heroes now. I aspire to have the confidence she had to stand up for what she believed in. Few people have this trait and it's truly beautiful to witness, even though it escalated in to such an awful mess.

[@721rena]

Junior true story

[@RickZepp]

Mr. DeFranco, wonderful, honest, and unbiased report on this incident. Keep up the good work.

[@garypanter1881]

The thing I just can't get around is the anger and malice in Detective Payne's voice and the unprovoked violence of his actions. Every time I watch this it scares the hell out of me and since chills up and down my back.

[@sophiegraceward]

That guy seemed angry he was being told no.. clearly needs to be fired and seek some anger management.

[@booboo4341]

Sophie Ward totally agree. She was legally in the right, even if she was rude to the officer she's still be in the right. But she wasn't, she was a calm and helpful as she could be.

[@Jake-ir3gw]

His superior told him to arrest anyone who got in the way of getting the blood sample.

[@slein1055]

Boo Boo she wasn't even rude

[@booboo4341]

niels van blitterswijk I know. That's what I'm saying. She could of been rude and she still would of been in the right. But my point was that she's wasn't even rude, she was as helpful and calm as she could be

[@nanoflower1]

That's the thing that is so strange. Numerous people have pointed out that it's a simple matter for the officer to get a warrant for the blood sample. Just a phone call and a few minutes and he should have what he needs to get the sample so why is he making it such an issue. Going through the argument with the nurse and arresting her is going to take more time than getting the warrant. So this seems to be more about sending a message to the hospital than actually doing the job.

[@SuperJonesPro]

All cops should wear body cams.... and so should all politicians.

[@hashem6356]

they could just turn off the camera if that happens

[@jessicar4536]

Make them closed units, like the black boxes on airplanes.

[@hashem6356]

but yeah i agree with that thought on body cams

[@goodgirlkay]

G Jones Totally agree. We need TOTAL TRANSPARENCY in government.

[@hashem6356]

actually this plan could be flawed very easily if the cop hires someone else to wear the body cam and he gets a new uniform because the camera cant see the face of whoevers wearing it

[@jleo71]

Thanks for bringing all that stuff we hadn't heard, to light.

[@tenfoldvictory324]

Thank you phil for the update on Nurse Wubble's arrest. I saw the initial video but not the additional body cam footage. It's so informative and I thank you.

[@stephanienicole776]

I think those cops were so in thr wrong. I give that nurse major respect for standing up for what she knew was right.

[@aliciat2216]

I agree.

[@timarnold6473]

I also agree with you Stephanie

[@mikeveis2395]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo

[@smadak]

STOP THESE DIRTY COPS. They need to be fired, like in any other job. I'm sick of these monsters who abuse their power and get away with it.

[@earthstar7534]

Kelly this, please please please we need consequences for these abuses. Those who uphold the law should be hold just as, if not more accountable to it.

[@jduenes7338]

Kelly, like the garbage fucks that plant drugs then say "ohhh look what I found" then arrest a father a mother brother or sister that will face who knows how long behind bars. They make me sick. If the police department would actually get rid of the bad ones, people wouldn't be so distrusting of "law enforcement".

[@lionessprowess3581]

Thanks for taking extra steps to clarify this story.

[@aol11]

Thanks for doing your homework, I think everyone needs to see this

[@markadams8557]

I'm so glad Phil makes these videos so I don't have to sit through the news on television.

[@therestingmitchface6241]

Mark Adams TRUE THIS

[@meganward3072]

SAME

[@rosegordon03]

Mark Adams same

[@BlindProsopagnosic]

Mark Adams I would still strongly advise that you, at most take these storys and Phil's coverage on them with only a grain of salt. Do consider doing your own research afterwards.

[@jessewilliams9575]

Blind Prosopagnosiac MSM is so unreliable and biased at this point, that it's honestly not worth watching.

[@davis6123]

At this point, I don’t feel comfortable with police conducting investigations into police “brutality” incidents. I’m just wondering how much trust we can give them.

[@electricmocasins7789]

TitanicMan I believe they have a committee or board that does internal police investigation although maybe it's different in the US

[@jrios1550]

J Alloway that organization has been proven to be corrupt and depleted. It's just for show they don't investigate.

[@numberxiv2471]

TitanicMan Who do we even turn to anymore? Its becoming harder and harder to trust police these days. Who do you go to when the people whose job is to protect and serve are the ones causing problems?

[@rc2884]

Wrong doing by police such by handled and investigated by an impartial third party. But the reality is that cases are often solved internally or given to a neighbouring police force. Even third party investigators are usually ex cops. I think something like a senate investigative committee consisting of members of the public and local politicians is a much more viable solution

[@malcanth3481]

TitanicMan Internal police investigation: "I know you think I did something wrong, but I investigated it and I'm innocent. No further evidence is required." I know it isn't that simple and there are some policies that are supposed to make the investigation take place without bias, but sadly there is a culture of silence in the police. The public doesn't really get to see behind the curtain so it becomes hard to trust the police when they say nothing wrong happened. Maybe what happened wasn't really wrong, but it hurts public trust when there is evidence pointing to wrong conduct and the only evidence police give that nothing wrong happened is "trust us."

[@reluctentninja]

What an excellent piece, truly excellent.

[@comrade-notacommie-jenjen9229]

Thank you for properly reporting this, pretty much every single mainstream media just focused on the physical arrest and didn't bother to follow-up - bar a few interviews with Ms. Wubbels a mere day or two after the sickening incident. No one bothered to delve into this to the extent you did and the fact you maintain that extraordinary hard-work ethic and genuine honesty after all of the years you've been doing this really shows your true colours and gentlemanly personality. Much love and peace to you and all of your loyal, dedicated fans, you are all fucking awesome xxx

[@nielamor3499]

police need to be held accountable for their actions. my boss talks about how his dad was a cop and the shit he used to get away with in todays age he cannot do, yet today we still see wrongful actions being commited. only now we have proof and all they get is a suspension.

[@ThatBillmanGuy]

They have unionized away every punishment that could befall them. Short of 3rd party actually catching them on camera committing murder, the worst they get is a paid vacation. Body cams just end up "malfunctioning" a lot, so they're no help.

[@nielamor3499]

Billman Warren precisely and it's absolutely stunning to see that no real punishment is being handed to those who abuse their power.

[@nielamor3499]

i also want to add in no way i am bashing ALL police officers. i respect them fully but when they abuse their power i cannot stand for that. in no way would i be able to bring myself to just let shit slide.

[@ryanschur8730]

State troopers are the primary offenders in situations like this. I think it's mainly influenced by the fact that since they're not given a specific community to protect and serve, they don't view themselves as protectors, but enforcers. It's like they feel the need to cover each other's backs because they're afraid no one else will if someone tries to press charges against them.

[@Okuu__]

that first story is exactly why people feel uneasy with police around rather than protected. im aware its a case of a bad apple in the bunch but it just shows some of the horrible shit that happens.

[@thesquishedelf1301]

General Artorias It's worth noting that the original version of that saying was apparently "a few bad apples spoil the barrel"...

[@galacticwarlock2271]

General Artorias if it's only a few bad apples where were the good apples?

[@Okuu__]

Francisco Garay there werent in this story by good apples im referring to the examples of police going above and beyond what their duties entail to provide an improved quality of life to residents of their community.

[@alvinthompson6333]

This is the tipping point I'm afraid. Thanks for the in detail story on the nurse case.

[@hlawrencepowell]

Well researched. Thanks.

[@soverysleepy]

the lieutenant needs to be fired and made unemployable, the cop needs to lose his job, accumulated pay and pension, and the nurse needs a medal for heroism. if police break the law, why should anyone obey it? police need to be held to a higher standard always and be punished more severely when they break that standard.

[@peekopakanko7053]

soverysleepy The Lieutenant is a real bully.

[@DyneTyrreal]

I think the currently plague like culture of extreme mindsets sweeping the nation is far worse than a cop who lost his cool and went to far. He should not be held to a higher standard than others, he should be held to the normal standards a cop is SUPPOSED to be held to which isn't always the case as is well know. His punishment should not be more severe than others if they break that standard. You shouldn't wish so much harm to some to a person who fucked up, everybody does it and so do you.

[@jessicar4536]

Regular citizens are sentenced severely to serve as deterents to others, so why not cops too? Because When THEY are corrupted-the whole of society slides downhill as well.

[@DyneTyrreal]

It's fine if they have severe sentences, I just don't agree with holding them to a higher standard and punishing them more severely than everyone else. People now a days hold far to much resentment for the police, it's always been a thing but now it's become a fad to come up with any reason what so ever to hate on them more to the point people are killing cops. The job already had risks as it stood. I don't want to see a civil war in the states just because people built themselves into a frenzy, made worse by the media, and tear the country apart. People say a lot of shit on the internet, they always have, but now I am seeing that boil over into reality more and more and it is pretty damn scary. Also, to Jessica R, you are right... partially. Yes the whole society can slide downhill by corruption of the police, however, this is not the case in the states. The police issue is being blown far out of proportion, it's an issue but not as big as it is shown. If you are worried about corruption taking down society in the States your first priority to look into should be politicians and the media. It's gotten to the point to where the people don't even care what they are told, if it is beneficial in the long run and whether it's true or not, they only care HOW the information is given to them. It's crazy to me that people put more importance into whether something sounds politically correct or not over how much of what's being said is actually true.

[@dereksoyka5057]

Thirty year veteran lieutenant makes a mistake, so he should lose everything he has worked for, he should never work again and not be eligible to receive his pension because why not, taking everything else anyways. The lieutenant made a mistake, the detective was just a crappy cop, but I will ask if you face losing everything you have accomplished in your entire life because you make a single solitary mistake at your place of employment. ...Didn't think so.

[@themos9751]

It still amazes me how manhandling a woman under false justification only warrants a police officer to be striped of blood sample duty. The dude needs serious punishment, demote him, suspend without pay for a few months, fire him if you need to, but don't let unjustifiable manhandling and the intent to commit a crime get off with only one less duty to perform.

[@cbc101117]

Steven Jameston that sounds like a great idea. Let's do it.

[@kevshorty]

Themostrandomofguys why do you call it man handling? He did some serious wrong. But police are trained to not discriminate when it comes to handling people when making an arrest

[@SJ-qs3nz]

Themostrandomofguys sorry but it would still be terrible even if it was a man there's no need to highlight the fact she's a woman

[@starrynightfall00]

Titilola adunni Martins Lol I knew some irrational anti-sjw would make a comment like this. The OP was wasn't refering to anything to do with gender, the nurse in question just happened to be a woman. Control yourself.

[@SneakyBeaky115]

Police unions in America have too much power and will protect bad cops over good cops. It is a scum organisation despite what good they have done for the police force.

[@CharlesLewis]

Im a truck driver, and the department of transportation will do ANYTHING to put blame on the Commercial Driver. That is why they were trying to get the blood sample for the driver.

[@mejeduwho]

I happened to stumble on your site because it was part of the Utah nurse story. I'm impressed. Truly. The fluidity of your delivery together with your attention to detail is well beyond your years. You lost me on the part where you talk about videos and games. I'm way too old for that stuff.I've subscribed because I haven't come across anyone your in your age group that can deliver a news story that makes one want to listen through to the end. Like Fox says,"fair and balanced" Thanks. Kudos.

[@ToTouchAnEmu]

I'm so glad bodycams are becoming a thing.

[@brentkillian]

ToTouchAnEmu me too

[@bearwynn]

don't rely on them too much however, some cops abuse the fact that they have a cam to plant evidence and then "discover" the evidence while recording body cam. They're great, but you still gotta be suspicious

[@lololol924]

ToTouchAnEmu Too true. Though I am curious if these were always on, as the latter recording seemed to be a private conversation to his colleagues. While it was very useful in this case, I feel it's important to preserve the privacy of cops when they aren't involved in an altercation. Cops see fucked up shit, and the best way they cope is engaging in dark humor with their colleages. If even those conversations are recorded, and someone gets offended, then that cop might lose their job....which I'm against.

[@JD867]

We've always had them where I live. I've ridden along with local police before, and its hilarious to think that all the things I said were recorded.

[@JoshMarshain]

Strong Bad unless some shit like this happens idk if anyone is gonna go through a cops cam footage, like day to day business and conversations unrelated to an incident. That'd be way too much to go through

[@Sexpizza]

This whole "He was their superior officer so they had to go along with it" shit doesn't fucking fly with me. That defense doesn't work for war criminals and it shouldn't work for abuse of power either.

[@maggielandrey411]

+Sexpizza! Agreed!!!! Good cops need to stop defending bad cops, or stop remaining silent when they do shit like this or worse!!! Help the bad ones get fired dammit!!! With a mark on their record so it'll be hard or impossible for them to be re-hired!!! :/

[@The_Foxymew]

Yeeeah. Sadly, that's not how the real world works. Cops, like any other job, is a job done by human beings. Flawed humans, like anyone else. And it's not easy to put your job on the line against someone who has authority over you. It's just not how most people work. I've heard of stories where a superior would get someone fired just because they don't like them, for no reason whatsoever. Just fabricate shit up. Or otherwise just make someone's life hell. It's easy to put cops on a pedestal and think they're supposed to be better than us. But they're not. They're just people like anyone else. And that sucks. Being a cop is one of the worst jobs I can think of, especially as more modern times approach. You have almost no free time, since you have to appear in court for many of the arrests you make, which just eats up your time. And the pay is shit, and more and more people just hate you because of your job, regardless of what kind of person you are, good or bad.

[@nekrataali]

+Maggie Landrey: For real. There were multiple officers in that hospital watching what was happening and NONE of them did anything to stop it. They sat there and watched or even helped. +Foxymew: Your job isn't worth more than the lives of other human beings. It's because police don't stand up to bad cops within their ranks they continued to get trampled on by their superiors who encourage the blue code of silence. It's amazing anyone can see a video and story like this, hear what those police are saying and the kinds of attitudes they have, and think any of that is okay. Human beings are flawed, that's why most organizations realize you need transparency, checks/balances, and recognizing and reducing bias. An unacceptable number of police departments across the US have none of these, then can't figure out why entire communities don't trust them or immediately run.

[@The_Foxymew]

I don't think it's all right by any means. I think it's great that information like this is coming out. I'm just saying it's easy to scream at people they're shitty beings for not doing something in a situation they themselves have never been in, sitting behind their computer monitor. Good lord knows how many times I myself have gone "If this and this happens, I'll do this" and then when it does happen, I don't do what I planned. The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. But being a whistleblower in any occupation can be hazardous enough, especially with cops. Bad cops treat crooks badly? How do you think they'd treat a traitor. Their view, not mine, of course. Most people just don't want to rock the boat, man.

[@bloodydove5718]

+Foxmews most people know this already, but the thing is... People have higher expectations for cops, because of their profession and the amount of power they wield. If people dont have those higher expectations for the people of this profession, there would be less pressure on them to do what they're suppose to do... which leads to more abuse of power. True, a lot of civilians dont remember that cops are still fallible human beings.. but A Lot still do. And with their job being hard, it most definitely is, but they Choose that profession. They choose everything else that comes with it, the good and bad. So when they make some pretty huge mistakes that affect the lives of others, they deserve everything that comes with it. If "Good Cops" allow bad cops to do bad things, they arent good cops either. Protect and Serve, not Protect and Serve when it is convenient. Complacency is Compliance in situations like this, and those higher standards are for the community's benefit

[@PositiveMommaLife]

New sub! Love your content and best wishes on the new baby!