Cops violently arrested her for failing to ID-you won't believe how they justified it | PAR

[@philwelborn6718]

🚫 ... this Officer is a Total Ass ~ she was nowhere near the 7/11. He had NO charge❗️ WHY, would an Officer with the slightest bit of Integrity handle a frail older woman with this level of unnecessary force. It's sad that a local attorney didn't step up and file a suite on her behalf. ▪︎ Overly aggressive arrest with NO articulable crime. ▪︎ Excessive force. ▪︎ Falsification of arrest report. ▪︎ She WAS off the property and not required to ID. ▪︎ Coerced by threat of additional changes to secure a guilty plea to a false charge. ▪︎ (9) days in Jail on false charges. ▪︎ DENIED Medeical care, or access to her medication. ▪︎ Local DA was complicit in the false charges ~ DA had access to full video and chose to cover for Officer and Department. NOTE: THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO REASON FOR THE OUTRAGEOUS 💰 AMOUNT REQUIRED FOR FULL VIDEO ACCESS by the accused so they can seek legal representation. This strongly suggests the DA's approbation of questioable policies, and, or dumb mistakes by crooked, or over zealous Officers.

[@therealnews]

Thank you so much for watching this video and your excellent analysis!!! As well as your compassion for Darcy. May I use it as the "comment of the week?" -taya

[@robertperry8265]

Justice in America is a cruel evil joke. Cops are sovereign and we are their enemy!

[@Inanna27]

​@@therealnewsTaya ... I really appreciate your work and I keep watching your videos despite the fact when you turned me down after I sent you the CRY for help when I was transported to jail in my underwear to jail, where I stayed 5 days for failing to identify... Injured badly and lost in action because I never had experienced such violence and to be honest I am still traumatized..... This woman's case is bad, but you have not seen the brutality I had to endure when the neighbor accused me of having been on his property (which was a lie)... I asked for the video footage as evidence, which they never gave me.... (Sheriff's office-happened last year in February 2023)... And maybe this case will be brought to the attention of the public with your assistance after all, who knows..... I believe in justice and I will stay focused but maybe it is you who will bring my case to the forefront to start the ball rolling because as of now I am awaiting a date for a trial for riding home on my bicycle - CRIMINAL CHARGES!! (This time I got the video footage from the Sheriff's office!!!! And in plain sight it is clear that it was still DAWN and therefore no need for lights) ... Anyways,.... If not you then someone else, but I KNOW the day will come because I walk in the Light and darkness will be revealed EVENTUALLY 🙏💜🙏 one way or another ... 💜 Despite my struggles I know who I AM .... Om Shanti 🙏

[@philwelborn6718]

@therealnews Feel free to use it... Even she was doing a little pan handling ~ she had left, and it should have been over. A little compassion is not a bad thing, especially when the officer has a hot meal waiting for him.

[@Tubeyouloadup]

Absolutely One million percent! The criminal da maybe makes money when the criminal cops bring in prisoners to get paid by the state for? And the state don’t mind because they get that money from the federal government for prisoners.. this is evil . Any good attorney not corrupted by the system should easily clean floor with this criminal government activity Def needs reported to the fbi police corruption and civil rights complaint

[@chuckthompson5724]

He just wanted to assert his power as an arrogant ass he doesn't like homeless people.

[@thagenet]

It’s basically illegal to be homeless now

[@grandfrosty]

They are police. They are out there attacking everyone, indiscriminately. If you are innocent and wrongly treated and ultimately vindicated...then liability would stick on them.

[@averayugen7802]

or women with deep voices, or people who NOTICE things, etc.... That's all it takes!!

[@chrisdeannemartin1341]

Maybe true, but she is not homeless

[@DanW-xm8oj]

He didn't want to, he went out of his way to make sure he could take her to jail.

[@ralphcantrell3214]

She can’t be “trespassing” unless they asked her to leave and she refused.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Unless she has teeth on the back of her neck the cops saying she bit them, is a bold faced lie. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@therealnews]

Well said!!! -taya

[@bactareality]

The corrupt judicial system have ruled they are allowed to lie.. what could go wrong?

[@alliecollin1748]

Poor love doesn't appear to have ANY teeth😢🇬🇧❤

[@doorbash5680]

Remember cops are allowed to lie and he sure did!!!

[@dawaynemauerman6846]

​@@therealnewshello there I need ur help please.... Ur going to want to hear what happened to me and my family in this small town .

[@BobbyBlair-xx7bs]

That Officer should be charged with assault, unlawful restraint, false arrest and probably a few other charges.

[@saludahead]

As well as First Amendment violation!!

[@marilyngregory103]

@@ottohesslein3230 absolutely 💯 💯

[@Sarge395]

And a month paid vacation

[@BenEthridge]

They are cowards, picking on a defenseless woman who's weaker. Assaulting her then kidnapped her and thru her in the gulag to be further abused. That's not law enforcement that's thugs with a gun and badges and people allow this to go on. Shame on us... Gday

[@frankclough380]

The cop would be charged with a violent offense in a civilized country, but this is not a civilized country, this is the USA.

[@bradlamb9075]

Cop was wrong

[@Scorch428]

They both were. You must follow cops lawful orders or they can arrest you. Fight it in court, not in the moment. Cus you will lose.

[@EJ-74]

@@Scorch428That’s not a lawful order, what law was she breaking for him to give her a lawful order 🤔 You do know trespassing is a civil issue, the only legal thing the cop could do is give her a verbal trespass warning then if she comes back she can be charged until then she has zero obligation to ID herself and the cop had zero lawful reasons to demand her ID or detain her… You should educate yourself before making a fool of yourself… 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@frankvandalen6524]

Were wrong!

[@christinemcpherson8891]

​@@Scorch428Yup.

[@kevinwest7912]

He was more than wrong, he's a criminal thug.

[@rispatha]

$2,000 for body cam footage of your own case that you as a defendant are legally entitled to to present any arguments in your favor even as a Pro Se litigant? Isn't that withholding evidence? Isn't that extortion by charging the person involved for that footage so they can prepare a case to defend themselves? They royally screwed her over big time and this needs to be handled by a real lawyer to get the appeals taken care of and file a federal lawsuit against them.

[@Andre-wf8cb]

None 😞

[@danielboone8435]

Lawyers are just in it for the money, they don't care about our rights.

[@therealnews]

Well said!!! I could not have said it better! It was my first thought but this type of "extortion" occurs more often than you would imagine and I am still trying to find ways to help people fight it. It makes me wish I had a law degree so I could fight fire with fire. Thanks for your comment and for watching! -taya

[@rispatha]

@@therealnews ... By law are they not supposed to turn over all evidence against you and visa versa? Both sides are to be informed as to what is being brought forth so both sides can prepare their cases properly. Charging someone like this for their own evidence is just wrong on so many levels. The video alone that was presented would exonerated her and they knew that so they deliberately withheld that until after the fact and even then in a highly limited and restricted fashion.

[@Tubeyouloadup]

Yes in the authorities know that most of these people have no idea what their rights are and so they’ve therefore think that it gives them the right to violate their rights and I think there is a practice in a system that they do that they all participate in and I think that in itself is another claim that this lady can make Then there’s the ADA claim as well That cop is definitely a sociopath and a criminal and anyone who thinks differently who calls himself law-enforcement or the district attorney etc. is also criminal in my book because this is absolutely not not not legal even Ray Charles can see that

[@tobiasclausen6273]

“Bad faith” defines American fascism in so many ways…

[@therealnews]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment- I am so glad you appreciated our analysis!-taya

[@thagenet]

Class war, militarized, police and homelessness is now illegal.

[@grandfrosty]

Trusting the 'government' is not patriotic in America.

[@Steve-u5l]

America is the best place to live me being a marine why you say that😢

[@Steve-u5l]

Sorry just gave my past and believe in you protection us back in my days we had nothing glad to see someone making sure the cops ant killers but protection us for a change

[@kathyrivard5985]

Because she didn't give him her name, what an asshole. This is my sister

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

Is she doing anything about it?

[@BeccaMain-xc6ds]

Sorry she had to endure this abuse😢Nobody deserves that treatment😠 I Hope she is better now and not traumatized❤🙏

[@shazr3057]

Hope she's ok

[@rogernormanjr4315]

She was leaving, no reason for it. He is a 230 pound male, and she is already in handcuffs.

[@kathleenwykle736]

The fact she was apologizing for being abused

[@marilyngregory103]

How can we ever trust a cop.

[@davidd6660]

This isnt an isolated incident. In terms of treatment or lack of actual crime.

[@Ries234]

😂😂😂😂 right

[@therealnews]

You are, unfortunately, absolutely right. I hope we can help get the public to push for meaningful reform and change. And by shining a light on these departments, at least it will cause them not to want to make the same mistakes again-- hopefully. I feel like I am trying to reform policing and get accountability one department at a time and it sometimes it feels endless. But I can't stop, not as long as people like Darcy and Eddie keep reaching out to me. Thank you for your comment-taya

[@pablovalentine8976]

She never bit or scratched him at all , Just shows he is not only a monster he is a liar . He needs to be sacked

[@PacoSmith]

Yet another thug in a uniform. They must be monitored because this happens more often than we think. I hope she took legal action.

[@therealnews]

Thank you so much for your supportive comment for Darcy. I believe it would be very difficult for her to take legal action because they compelled her to plead guilty to obstruction and trespass by threatening her with more charges, such as resisting arrest, resulting in possibilities of jail time, a fine over $1000, and involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. She was terrified of the idea of being committed, and so she pleaded guilty under the advice of her public defender. It would be extremely difficult for her to file a 1983 lawsuit because of the guilty plea-- which I think one could argue is the reason she was pressured into the guilty plea. Also, states like Kentucky, Tennessee, and, I think, until this year, Louisiana(I think it is in courts now with ACLU), you only have 1 year to file a 1983 case. In Maine, you have 6 years, but most importantly, you have to not have plead guilty. (There should be a national standard of at least 4 years states shouldn't get in the way.) If you have a guilty plea, it has to be overturned by direct appeal, or you have to have another governmental form of completely reversing or nullifying the charges. The bar to even get into court for the lawsuit is high and then you fight past qualified immunity for police and I believe there is absolute immunity for Judges and Prosecutors so... it's one heck of a fight. - Thank you for taking the time to watch and for your comment- taya

[@PacoSmith]

@@therealnews Thank you for providing an update and clarifying matters. Keep up the outstanding work. 👍🏿

[@pneulancer]

@@therealnews You’re absolutely correct. Sadly, she lacked the wherewithal to hire a competent and compassionate attorney and more than likely has no legal recourse. As someone who has had an encounter with law enforcement that was less than fair, I was fortunate enough to be able to hire my own attorney who saved me from serious charges. That being said, the ability of the police to ruin people’s lives cannot be overemphasized. It is disturbing to say the least to know that law enforcement wields the power they do with little to no oversight. Sadly, I don’t see a solution in this country given the present circumstances .

[@VickieVollmar]

Let's see, trespassing, obstruction, resisting arrest, these are what they charge if they have nothing to charge you on

[@Jusslookin]

That dude deserves 25 years in prison for his actions and his lieutenant chief need 25 years to life in prison for those practices

[@stra808x]

Since all crimes are in commerance. The officers not answering the question what am o being stop for let's us presume that he has no bases for the stop and we can ignore it ever happened and go on are way. If you follow the law the way the police and courts do. The use of presumptions more than anything else to create revenue is out of hand. They don't like when you do the same thing back.

[@awasteofwords]

She was trying to leave without giving him his ID fix

[@timmyholland8510]

Cop keeping the City safe from innocent people.

[@cletusaschoff7475]

This was inhumane treatment of handicap person

[@therealnews]

Thank you so much for your comment. I completely agree. One of the groups most likely to be harmed by police are folks with disabilities- thank you for watching and taking the time -taya

[@altairiv6326]

Because they are easy targets and cannot protect themselves in any way. They cannot fight back, not even in court. Public defenders are a joke. They could careless about the outcome of their client's case. The state pays them, so why should they care, let alone do any work on the case.

[@kathyrivard5985]

@@cletusaschoff7475 my sister here

[@jpaultelchannel1702]

abuse of an elderly

[@AnalysisMedia]

This is obvious sociopathic behavior, and this cop needed his "fix."

[@hooponoponogirlz]

Discrimination for being disabled. Both for the arrest and also for the video footage. Should be public record or at least for her private record.

[@therealnews]

Agreed 100% Thank you so much for your comment-taya

[@monikaramirez8067]

He dragged her back onto the property for the trespass.

[@therealnews]

I think you make a really good point here. She was already on the sidewalk when she was grabbed. She did not deserve this physical brutality, and on top of that, from my understanding, the people in the store did NOT tell the police she was trespassing; he was told they thought she might be sick or need help. (They know her, and they care about her well-being!) This is what they think help is? Incredible. Thank you so much for watching and catching that! -taya

[@GayleLopez-eu8sr]

What is the name of her public defender? People should be warned about this shoddy defense team.

[@therealnews]

That is an excellent point! I will ask Darcy if she can find that paperwork because I agree with you! She didn't remember at the time of the interview. Thank you for commenting! -taya

[@norman_5623]

I had the same question. When the DA had no evidence of trespassing to present, it should be easy to get the case dismissed. According to my Google search, Utah has a combination of legal services and public defender programs. Utah provides free counsel to defendants with income under 150% of the poverty line. Some states have a committed program, but others seem to be grossly underfunded, in cahoots with the prosecution, or incompetent. Maybe you could call the Utah State Bar and ask them: Should a defendant in these circumstances have qualified for a lawyer? Why didn't she get one? Criminal defense lawyers usually have good insights into how the system really works in their jurisdiction, and sometimes can be very outspoken. I used to think that you could always get a free lawyer if you're charged with a crime but can't afford one, but I did see videos where some jurisdictions didn't provide a lawyer for minor crimes -- with short (!) jail sentences. Is that possible?

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Failure to disclose information...Pretty BS charge considering the Cops wouldn't say who they are & why she's being arrested. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@Tubeyouloadup]

1,000,000% her first fourth fifth eighth and 14th amendment rights were all violated in this incident which is actionable under United States code title 42 section 1983 She will win hands down

[@Nightsisters_Clan]

​@Tubeyouloadup LOL, no, she won't. They just have to show was a menace to the business (tresspassed) to the community (she literally was getting ready to run into traffic) and herself (combative and speaking gibberish). That cop did everything by the book, even down to reporting injuries on bodycam. I'd have to see the bodycam footage unedited, but I'm sure it would show how he got injured. Change the game, not the players.

[@jkoste1]

Cop says, "Hey, Don't feel my leg." while he's hurting her.

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

Policing will not improve. The first lesson in the academy is , there are only two kinds of people, Us and Them. My first day in the academy summer of 1970.

[@therealnews]

Thank you for your comment! I have had officers share the same experience with me. I have also heard officers told once they leave the academy the first thing they are told is "forget all that BS you learned in the academy, the streets have different rules," basically telling the rookies to throw the constitution out the window or they won't make it home alive. I definitely would like to learn more about your experiences. Please feel free to comment back and share; I usually check in a couple times for responses! Thanks again -taya

[@charliejepsen485]

Never trust a cop

[@raymondmills7032]

That doesn’t go for all police officers

[@williampeltack5782]

@@raymondmills7032 For every bad cop, there are 10 good cops watching and not doing anything to report or improve that cops behavior. That makes them all bad cops.

[@stephanesumner5436]

I hope an Attorney takes her case for free ! I will pray that someone sees this and helps her !

[@gordongarrett6229]

Demand PERSONAL accountability for unlawful government thugs .

[@Pho_Cough]

Omg! This is so painful to see! She didn't do anything wrong! What the heck!?

[@Stephen-q1k]

I am the LORD your God, who upholds your right hand, who says to you, “Do not fear, I will help you” (Isa. 41:13).

[@Jblaze024]

yeah he really helped that lady​@@Stephen-q1k

[@therealnews]

I agree, that is why I really pushed to be able to share her story. I can only hope that by shining a light here and the public seeing her story and being on her side-- the officers hopefully won't do this to the next person- because they know we are watching. Thank you for your compassion for Darcy, she has a great sense of humor despite everything and is a sweet person, she didn't deserve this. -taya

[@bizhope007]

I know right😢.. hurts my heart.. so sad.. so very sad and inhumane😢☹️

[@jbengineering2681]

This crap has to stop in America immediately

[@khafrekhufu7259]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😊😊😊 Goodluck. They don't have it in them to correct the situation...

[@Stephen-q1k]

Pray

[@TRAITORS-EXPOSED]

It will only get worse

[@damnright4]

Not going to happen.. They love doing "crap" like this.

[@vadr1651]

What crap? She pleaded guilty. End of story.

[@Goodluck27711]

Oh that OT…that’s why he arrested her. Now he has hours taking her to the jail, reports, paper work….

[@therealnews]

I think you are very much onto something here!!!! Thank you for this very insightful comment! -taya

[@cletusaschoff7475]

She needs to chatge the department with withholding evidence because they shouldn't be charging for evidence of a case

[@School.Of.Athens]

so naïve

[@undernoillusions1448]

​@@School.Of.Athensso easy to just say things like "so naive" a little bit harder to explain what the heck you're talking about ...so let's see if you have it.

[@School.Of.Athens]

@@undernoillusions1448 that is more than fair of a reply from you to me and I appreciate it because I agree with you.. So much to the point that it’s ironic, my reply of so naïve is naïve in itself. Now, to answer your more than fair and compelling question it is naïve to think we are even close to the point where we can even be close to charging the department with withholding evidence. It takes a serious amount of activism and change to get to that point so with that said of course, what she saying is right but to just say it and not explain how to get there it’s like replying that it is naïve and not explaining why lol… but all that aside I salute and congratulate your question I like your name because I believe you are not under any illusion, lol. And their is not enough people asking why I like you did…

[@TheNiteinjail]

She didn't kiss his ass by instantly answering his questions... So he doesn't care about her at all. Cops see everything as US vs THEM, by failing to identify she's clearly labeled herself as THEM in this cops mind... So he doesn't care about her.

[@CenturyHomeProject]

Thank you Taya for exposing her story to us all.

[@therealnews]

I really appreciate that! I am so glad you took the time to watch and I really hope we can shed a light that will make officers think twice before treating someone they think is "homeless" or a "problem" so brutally. Thank you again for your comment! -taya

[@scotthazelton519]

Cop lied, plain and simple

[@LizzieCATs38]

WTF $2,000? Is that normally the prices of things that we have a right to have.

[@doorbash5680]

When cops want to hide things.

[@yak38719]

tax paying for them so should be free

[@jerrycrone3813]

Videos like this really makes me think we're going backwards in time instead of forward

[@thystaff742]

History repeats itself when you allow it. We're approaching a full blown communist state, a Democrat paradise, and this is how it starts.

[@marycooper8385]

She is homeless for God's sake

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

​@@marycooper8385, what's your point exactly?

[@doorbash5680]

@@marycooper8385 She is now but was not when this all happened. She lived in the same place for over 3 years before this happened!!!

[@therealnews]

That is a really good point; seeing this type of aggressive behavior against innocent members of the public is shocking. It sounds like a thing of the past. And it SHOULD be a thing of the past. Unfortunately, what I have discovered through my reporting is that this behavior of misconduct and abuse has been occurring for years-- it's just that when victims came forward, they were not believed. Often, police departments would give the newspaper the mug shot of the person and a list of any criminal history they had, even if it was just shoplifting at age 19-- this was used to discredit the person and sometimes would even prevent media from running any kind of sympathetic story. My colleague Stephen Janis has been covering police abuse for 20 years. He told me each and every time had to fight to get his stories published! Now, thanks to the ubiquity of cell phone video, CCTV cameras, and even body-worn cameras, we now have a chance for victims to finally be believed! And sometimes, people still will support the police officer and justify their actions even when they see the brutality with their own eyes. I really appreciate your comment and that you took the time to watch- taya

[@-Gorbi-]

What are the officers full names? How can the people get in contact with them? What are their phone numbers?

[@School.Of.Athens]

WE NEED TO FIGURE OUT HIS NAME...... i im gonna call and calmly explain to him how empty inside i felt after watching his behavior

[@jpaultelchannel1702]

I fail to see how this could be happening in a democratic country let alone the United States. False charges by the police and prosecutors who want to illegally confine her to an insane asylum. The police assaulted her several times, used unnecessary force, committed abuse against an elderly woman, violated her 4th amendment rights, violated her first amendment rights, violated her 6th amendment rights and maybe violated her 14th amendment rights, all starting with a bogus encounter. This is despicable. I hope she sues.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

It's no coincidence that the NKVD wore a blue stripe, and no coincidence Robert Peel was a Fabian socialist

[@therealnews]

I really appreciate your insightful comment as well as your compassion for Darcy. Thank you so much for watching our report and for your analysis. I would like to maybe highlight your comment as "comment of the week" if you don't mind? -taya

[@undernoillusions1448]

Well if she didn't want to get locked up in an insane asylum She shouldn't be praying.

[@jpaultelchannel1702]

@@undernoillusions1448 I'm going to presume you are joking and then just pray for you.

[@Jo_Kuiper]

Her crime was not complying with his unlawful order to identify herself, your cops expect that everybody should ID themselves on demand, which is wrong. Cops need ID's like junkies needs their drugs, and I even think they get taught that everybody needs to ID themselves to a cop on demand, ignoring the constitution and the rulings of your courts, which states that cops need a crime they can articulate. And no, she didn't bite him, he lied. Why the f do the cops want some 2,000 $ US for their BC recording, it should be free of charge, it's supposed to be public property.

[@monikaramirez8067]

Bored sociopath.

[@mikeporter2317]

That was shameful

[@zzulm]

Going after the disabled and the poor and using vulnerable people to gain more money.

[@hickoryoaks5298]

Darcy’s Unlawful arrest forced her into homelessness. Thanks policing for Profit America.

[@upaiaq]

What a bully...he should be charged.

[@christophwilhelm6431]

When kops make a contact, no matter how illegal, they can't let it go bc that's career progress for them. In this case this woman presents no deterrent to assault&battery so that makes one more check mark for the coward.

[@zorangogic4184]

Welcome to USA😳

[@craighohmann9534]

Ogden police are not held to accountability. The jails, prosecutor and judges will always grind out some kind plea. For the police actions to be excused.

[@biofreeze5232]

He’s attacking her and he has the nerve to say she’s being ridiculous.

[@vivianpatton5692]

I think part of the reason we keep seeing arrest like this is , there is too many cops to begin with & they R just BORED out of their minds. 2nd is they really don't follow the laws. They do pick on the weak & lower waged ppl. That was NOT fair to her & he should have to pay for his crime. Thank U Taya.

[@darksaint0124]

Correct. They follow their really policy. And somehow it always allows them to violate the constitution and the laws that we all have to follow.

[@RonSafreed]

This is called "bullying" & kid bullies never/ever "grow out of it"!! Check out Street Cop Training out of NJ, they have been banned training cops in 9 states!!

[@undernoillusions1448]

​@@RonSafreedI saw a video earlier this evening just floored me. A 3-month rookie knew all the tricks, all the criminal attributes of a seasoned cop already and he utilize them all with precision. Obviously that's not means they are training this type of stuff in the academy because the recruitment level of civil and humanized participants had drive to a load that they cannot recover from if they don't hire miscreants

[@undernoillusions1448]

​@@RonSafreedoh yeah by the way I agree with you on that training but I also have to say I read here recently the courts have said that if you are interested and treated badly on the streets you have the right to sue the academy where they were trained . This could really spell bad news for that profitable company

[@RonSafreed]

@@undernoillusions1448 policing InAmerica & the West is becoming like policing in say North Korea in which policing becomes a branch of a tyrannical government not to fight crime but to suppress the common folk into fear & intimidation, always & forever!!

[@jppauley9969]

Justice is all about how much of it you can afford!!! Disgusting!

[@MultiPraderas]

#TargetedJustice

[@Robin-jv1is]

And the cops wonder why we don't trust them

[@tomavilla8428]

"Do you have anything on you you shouldn't have" handcuffs

[@rogernormanjr4315]

She said she was "willing to walk away", but that's not going to be good enough for the cop. He is going to extort her, and beat her for the sole reason she didn't give him whatever he demanded. People often get treated just like this for "Dissin dat boss".. So, what does this teach us? Cops will break your bones, to get their fix...

[@thegreaseboys3263]

The DA probably never watched the bodycam and rubber stamped the charges brought forth. The DA, judges and lawyers are all in good with each other which probably explains why a lawyer wouldn't step up.

[@DermotLehane]

And some Americans call other countries shitholes.

[@darkonedarcyl8ton944]

This is Darcy Layton, from the video. Thank you all for the support, and your time spent here, with your kind advice and comments.❤🙂

[@DJPLAST2]

There is snow on the ground and water flowing in the gutter, I would venture to guess that is very cold outside, so the cop rolls her around in the ice water and soaks her clothing. How long was she left in those wet clothes? That, to me, is cruel and unusual punishment. For the cops it was not unusual, daily operating experience, normal. Bottom line, this is just plain old disgusting on the officers part.

[@ReneeBrockington-p2d]

She didn't even make an attempt to bite him. And if he didn't illegally put hands on her, he could not have framed her.

[@rogernormanjr4315]

They were beat. I keep hearing certain "Words"... This wasn't "An Arrest" it was "Retaliation" because she didn't give them enough respect.

[@loua1519]

Civilians are an endangered species with so many cops licensed to act at will without provocation.

[@charleslewis6047]

This cop needs to go to prison for violating her constitutional rights under color of law, a felony.

[@TRAITORS-EXPOSED]

Let's be clear, this cop thought and still thinks he did the morally correct "RIGHT" thing.

[@GeorgeNewport-s6j]

you can tell when the local gestapo is lying as they lips are moving

[@mtw1234]

$2000.00 for the bodycam footage!!?? We already pay for the footage!!

[@jude9469]

Gestapo. They don’t care how much the f’up peoples lives. The total contempt of citzen.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Yet it was the communist NKVD who wore a blue stripe. And it's globalists who indoctrinate "police". And remember Robert Peele himself was a Fabian socialist

[@Robin-jv1is]

I hope she sues his ass

[@OddoFelacio]

unfortunately in the u.s. cop's legal costs are covered by taxpayers!

[@abinbiju9625]

@@OddoFelacio yeah but when city lost their money because of him the city might terminate him there is a chance

[@OddoFelacio]

@@abinbiju9625 rarely but 🤞

[@choifayue9848]

sure but $$ can not solve the basic problem in the us police force PEACE

[@stewblare2190]

@@OddoFelacio i mean its the taxpayer, that gave that cop a badge and gun.

[@notoriousbid3169]

Cop adds another charge? That charge being "failure to identify?" Cop initially states trespassing as an infraction... But she has to be asked to leave (given an opportunity to leave) and remain on OR return TO the premises...

[@vadr1651]

This would matter at the trial, if one took place. But while the cop is only investigating, if this is stop-and-id state, refusing to identify is a crime by itself.

[@notoriousbid3169]

@@vadr1651 No, it's not!! "Stop and Identify" States are NOT literally that!! It violates the 4th Amendment!! No Law that your State decides to enact may violate the U.S. Constitution!! But... If I play along... Not identifying would be (basically) the first and only charge!! If "Stop and Identify" was a real thing, why were ALL of the cops silent on with what she was being charged?

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

​@@vadr1651 , WRONG!! Get educated!! 🤦‍♂️ even in a so-called "stop and ID" state, they have to have probable cause, or Reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime has, is or is about to occur. 🤦‍♂️ Why would you comment on something you know nothing about!?!?! This isn't Nazi Germany!!

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

​@@vadr1651 , you're not very smart, huh?

[@doorbash5680]

@@hoosierhyperwatch5884 Most likely a cop !!

[@psisky]

She could be traumatised for life now. That's disgusting.

[@jenniferpierce8087]

I live in Salem Oregon and our police are just as bad. We were asked to leave an area so two blocks away the police stop up, beat the crap out of the two people i was with. They pulled my pants down and left me like that cuffed on the sidewalk. I made numerous complaints and I actually got laughed at by the police. We really need repercussions for officers who abuse their power.

[@dbree9668]

yup... you can have as much justice as you can afford

[@travisleeabq]

I’ve seen videos of cops coercing a store manager into officially “trespassing” Someone who was a perfectly fine customer because the cop has a bad attitude. I don’t think the cop was responding to any complaint from the store AT ALL. He just rolled up and felt like screwing up someone’s life. Like any criminal, the cop preyed upon her because she was old and probably powerless to Fight the false arrest, in court.

[@charleslewis6047]

The secondary cop needs to be charged for complicity with the original crime against the victim. Both need to go to prison, lose their right to be associated with law enforcement.

[@kellyallison3548]

Not everybody has 50000 to sue the police. Police know this.

[@edelgyn2699]

Same everywhere - police abuse people who have no way to oppose them.

[@LifeBetweenTheDash]

"This could have gone so differently..." says the officer. Yes, it could have, if you cared about the people in your town 🤬

[@OnkyoGrady]

He only did any of this because she refused to id. What a pos.

[@joehopper3720]

Malicious prosecution to prevent the exposure of injustice allowed to continue via a systemically corrupt judicial system. Had this lady been dressed in expensive clothing and had her private driver pull up and all what the problem was; this 'officer' would've been apologizing for the misunderstanding and suggesting methods of righting this despicable wrong. If the law does not apply equally to all; we do not have a justice system, rather a system of authoritarian tyranny.

[@nicclark9791]

Government at its finest, NEVER...

[@mikeporter2317]

Thugs with a badge

[@frankvandalen6524]

2000$ for something that has already been paid for by the taxpayers? Ya gotta be kiddin' me!!! Double dipping by our servants needs to come to a halt.

[@JB-dk3qc]

This is what they do so they can go home and not beat family.

[@kathleenfrakes4188]

What in a sane world is this cop stopping and hurting her, she WASNOT trespassing at the time. Again, do we need this cop, are we safer now??

[@dogpatch8266]

law suit law suit law suit.

[@globyois]

Wasn’t it Utah where that cop violated that heroic Nurse who protected her patient?

[@rjay7019]

Yes

[@BrianScott-h3o]

That’s sickening,

[@BurroGirl]

This is bull. Dang cop. Did she even get a public defender??!!

[@therealnews]

The public defender was... less than helpful and ask her to plead guilty so she wouldn't face resisting arrest charges, a $1800 fine and possible involuntary hospitalization. She was scared, so pleaded guilty. -taya

[@johnallenbailey1103]

​@therealnews well that's infuriating.

[@thystaff742]

She needs to contact the local news for help. They might get the body cam footage.

[@ajaxfilms]

This is criminal. The woman is causing no trouble and obviously has some problems. This cop needs to be charged with assault.

[@alvisserrano9797]

Lawyers Doctors Nurses Get insurance to protect them from mistakes they can make that can seriously affect there patients. Police need insurance also and when insurances start to deny rogue officers insurance . Rest assured 75% of brutality and unlawful arrest will decrease. Police cams dropped 60% of brutality claims . Need I say more .

[@dougfreeman7641]

Only leave your home for supplies, keep your guns loaded and on Your body. It's dangerous out there and you aren't safe.

[@christinefrances5598]

abolish Qualified Immunity.

[@stevenhunt3113]

You say over policing, it's called A Police State, because this is an isolated incident, that has become the norm. Not in just one place, but everywhere, not just in Americs, even. It happens in every populated area, that have police. And it only gets worse, day after day. At some point, as is human nature, we will have had enough, and something will get our message heard. Like you keep saying.

[@hennyholyfield]

Just sad

[@therealnews]

I agree. The impact of an arrest can be so disruptive and harmful. There are so many levels it can ruin a person's life, ability to get work, housing, or even affect mental health. Arrests are over used. -taya

[@rogernormanjr4315]

The comments on unhoused people, are very true. This brings about the question of inequality, financial inequality in specific, the cops do not even bother you if you have money for the attorney anymore and they do target you if they think you can't afford the cost... It was clear, they were looking for some way to manufacture consent to violate her rights and freedom.

[@ThomasPaine1974]

Never said you were detained or under arrest. He put cuffs and imprisoned that woman . All withing 3÷5 minutes. That cop should be sued !

[@crazyforcanada]

Predators with a badge looking for the helpless.

[@sprinkz6187]

On June 26, 2020, Karen Garner, a 73-year-old woman with dementia and sensory aphasia, left a Walmart in Loveland, Colorado, allegedly without paying for cleaning supplies, a T-shirt, candy, and soda worth $13.88 👉 WATCH THE VIDEO

[@Flaming-Ahole]

Yes watch the first part of the video, the one I seen she set the bag on the counter, said she needed a different credit card, she had nothing on her but her wallet. When accosted

[@kareystone2285]

I've seen it, her name is burned into my memory.

[@tumshie1960]

Her family sued the Cops and won

[@KimSmith-v5k]

Watch any cop documentary and you hear the sergeants tell their officers, as they go out on patrol... to "it's a war out there so be safe". These monsters are seriously taught that we are all criminals who they should hate and to have an us or them mentality, which is pathetic considering that 95% of the citizens are decent, law-abiding people. They view us all as peasants who are less than human.

[@scotthazelton519]

Thanks for sharing Taya

[@FaddysPlace]

Wicked Wicked Wicked No Justice No Justice No Peace. FaddysPlace

[@stra808x]

Integrity:Moral principles: Integrity can mean being honest and having strong moral principles that are not easily changed. It can also mean adhering to a set of ethical principles and core values, even when no one is watching. In the workplace, integrity can be shown by taking responsibility for actions, being respectful, and maintaining a positive attitude. There is no Integrity in law enforcement.