Cops ordered him to break the law, then arrested him when he wouldn't

[@margaretthomas5548]

I am convinced the worst criminals have badges.

[@Razgriz85]

They're violent gang members that use the tin badge on their chest as a license to punish, extort, and kill.

[@carpo719]

You would be correct (the worst ones wear ties and earpieces)

[@Mikevdog]

A big gang

[@watchinit6530]

@@Razgriz85 , The troubling part is that the Trump cronies SCOTUS just gave the "thin blue line gang" a wider avenue for qualified immunity.

[@whatitisnt2094]

Well yeah they have immunity to do as they please

[@whenyouknowbetter3451]

Why can't the cops spend 57 days in prison? That is what I call justice.

[@johnnybynum967]

What I call justice, would be the public to have our own system to permit sentences on our so called police, have our own jails and judges that work for the people and no qualified immunity. The true criminals are in our justice system, take away there so called power against the people.

[@rockchildofthe60s69]

Just 57? I was thinking more along the lines of 557, maybe 1557. .

[@Platypus2062]

They should spend 10 times 57 days. They're the ones that took an oath to the Constitution, so they violated not just this man, but the constitution, AND their legal responsibilities as someone who's supposed to enforce the law and not break the law and extort others to break the law. THEY CLEARLY HAVE NO INTEGRITY, NO MORAL COMPASS, NO ACTUAL POLICE SKILLS, NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE LAW, AND THEY'VE BEEN DOING THIS FOR SO LONG THEY'RE TOTALLY RELAXED ABOUT THEIR CORRUPTION.

[@tomnisen3358]

And let it be known that they were cops!

[@seanmcglynn2476]

57 x 3

[@thegungadfly8930]

Breaks the heart to hear him say, “”but I didn’t do anything wrong.” He is frightened of Jail yet these porks have zero sympathy for sending him back. He just wants to do the right thing.

[@graysonchristie7687]

They don't want you doing the right thing. Doing the right thing represents weakness to them. The more you abide by the law, the more contempt they have for you. They wanted to hurt him just because they could, and it's fun for them.

[@soniadaniel8125]

They just didn’t care about destroying his life. He was nothing to them.

[@darcyrogers8881]

That actually made me cry.

[@meidas_robyn2775]

The cop who actually put the cuffs on, sounded as if he really did not want to do it. This is the problem, the cop had no choice but to follow the orders of the Sheriff or face consequences. The cop does have a choice though, the more who stand up against unlawful orders, the better chance we have to change the system. imho. This story is heartbreaking.

[@anon4854]

@@soniadaniel8125 Summed up 90% of cops interacting with the public. The amount of videos where cops offhandedly say "deal with it in court" is absurd. They literally dont care one way or another. Even if they're in the wrong they still get paid to be there and 99% of the time they'll still be employed after. Meanwhile the citizen has to float legal fees and take time out of their lives just to contest bs charges.

[@chaseholland826]

The pain in that grown man's voice when he realized what they were going to do to him was truly heartbreaking to hear. I don't understand how anyone with a soul can sleep at night knowing they are treating people this way.

[@wvrjl]

Especially knowing that he worked so hard to put his life together, arresting him when he had done nothing wrong and was trying to cooperate, when he didn't have to, enrages me.

[@ericalexander5890]

All these cops should be in prison for life. In general population.

[@patrickwilliams6464]

This is a prime example why you should never trust a friendly cop and just keep quiet.

[@bmanagement4657]

You never trust a cop, period.

[@voiceofreason7558]

Never trust that a cop is genuinely friendly.. they are out to get you

[@danmorgan3685]

Cops are *never* friendly. They pretend to be friendly to get people to do what they want.

[@sapshootervt]

Good pig knows bad pig & does nothing... both bad pigs.

[@navigator1372]

Lol friendly. Thats the illusion

[@linlouwho123]

This is utterly disgusting. I can’t imagine being that evil to charge a totally innocent man and destroy his life. To think we hire these people to protect us.

[@7heRedBaron]

They do every damned day until they are just used to it.

[@post-leftluddite]

Unfortunately, as numerous peer-reviewed studies have concluded, law enforcement overwhelmingly attracts individuals with Right-wing Authoritarianism (the personality type as defined by Robert Altemeyer). Look that up and the associated behaviors and it explains perfectly why police behave like the do... People with RWA: 1) Authoritarian Submission: blindly submitting to authority without thought or question (this is why cops follow any order blindly) 2) Authoritarian Aggression: displaying intolerance, aggression, and/or violence toward anyone who doesn't blindly submit like they do or who they perceive as violating the status quo/a hatred for change and novelty at the micro and macro level (this is why cops become instantly aggressive when someone affirms their rights, because they LITERALLY cannot comprehend why someone wouldn't just submit like they would) 3) Obsession with Punishment: people with RWA are obsessed with punishment and constantly claim that harsher punishments are needed. The particularly desire extremely harsh punishment for relatively minor offenses (e.g. Drug prohibition). People with RWA admit to gaining personal pleasure from inflicting punishment 4) Hypocracy: People with RWA feel they are exempt for the laws they inflict upon others. They commonly speak out of both sides of their mouth. There are many more characteristics, but these paint a perfect picture of the typical cop.... It's basically a situation in which law enforcement overwhelmingly attracts individuals who are the worst possible candidates for the position... In other words, anyone who wants to be a cop, should never be one... Anyone who wants authority should never be given authority. It also shows that it isn't that these cops have been corrupted by power, rather they were already corrupt before becoming cops, and because they were already corrupt, they south out authority. The pervasiveness of this psychology demonstrates why no amount of additional training or even body cams have fixed the problem, and that the root of the problem is that people who seek out positions of authority should never be allowed to have them.

[@Roaming_Wolf]

Totally innocent? He's a convicted felon out on parole...not exactly what I consider totally innocent. He made the choice to break the law at some point and got caught. 5 years is serious felony territory. Lets not forget there was a victim of HIS crimes also. He could have chose to work hard, stay clean and not F up like he did. No one here seems to get that.

[@joshsmith9572]

@@Roaming_Wolf obviously he was in jail for possession. Victimless crimes exist, kid. In fact they're the majority infractions that send good people to our prison for profit system. Shill

[@Roaming_Wolf]

@@joshsmith9572 I don't know too many addicts that work to pay for their drugs. The ones that did amazingly were usually responsible enough that they never had any law enforcement interactions at all. The vast majority were terrible in that they stole from people , stores, broke in cars, etc. That is not victimless to have your possessions you work your ass off for taken by someone with a habit. My van was hit for tools 4 times. That affects how I pay my bills, not victimless. Straight possession should not be a crime but if your habit gets away from you, then it's everyone's problem.

[@mikeharvey9811]

With this evidence the cops should be on trial. This shows how wrong the system is. Barb

[@anthonymarcano5983]

Nothing is going to happen except most likely they're going to get promoted for this🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🐷

[@alanwhitlock6776]

​@@anthonymarcano5983

[@karenjensen6642]

I would go as farm to say that they are racitering (Mafiadeads good in

[@dmkays]

57 days. I figure his life lost during incarceration should be worth at least $25,000 per day for 57 days. At a minimum he should be entitled to at least $1,425,000.

[@AliValentine143]

Thank you Chris for doing the right thing. I hope the Officer that said, "this is the last time I do this shit," actually meant it because compliance is equal evil. I'm glad this story was shared: justice for all.

[@norbertoramirez6426]

I think the officer that said this is the last time i do this s.....t sounded like he was disturbed by what he had to do from hier authority I truly beleive he wanted to let him go and was actually happy chris had improved his life

[@terryrodriguez6209]

This poor guy deserves a nice healthy settlement for his illegal incarceration. Doubt he’ll be homeless again after this.

[@deborahnooneleftbehind9651]

Hope this guy sues for deprivation of rights , illegal detainment, illegal arrest,etc..the list is so long of how the thugs behaved! Sue…sue…sue…

[@sapshootervt]

@Trevor Spring No victim no crime = Civil law suit for all the pig that were involved .

[@mannycastle3011]

I dont think he will get much, why didnt he go with that massive key chain and show that EACH and every key did not work.... I would have thought he is lying too and he likely was lying.

[@veronicajennings1044]

@@mannycastle3011 This Pig-Thug Didn't Have A F-ing Warrant, So This Is No- Knock Warrant Search To Enter Someone Property, And This Criminal Tyrant' Lying To The Poor Guy Face, And This Shows That Police Are The Worst Biggest Pathological Liar's In America. .

[@carode99705]

@@sapshootervt Chances are qualified immunity would give the cops a pass. Can sue the sheriff's office for illegal arrest since there was no basis for the arrest and their body cams refute the charges. I'm guessing settlement in the $150k-200k range.

[@randalljohnson5515]

There is no training issues here: just accountability issues.

[@navigator1372]

Exactly. Just evil tyrants. Dickheads. Plain and simple. You cant train away evil

[@billvanderveen4868]

THIS!!!!

[@navigator1372]

Yep. Training issues are small. You cant train away tyranny. This is mostly cops who know better but choose to do wrong

[@rockchildofthe60s69]

There is a mental health issue. Cops suffer from narcissism, egomaniacs, anger issues. I think the mental health screening that they do for hiring is a test to make sure that the cops do have mental health problems and they have severe mental health problems.

[@notsure7874]

They're doing exactly what they were trained to do.

[@jeroylenkins1745]

57 days in jail. Another example of the process being the punishment.

[@glintinggold]

All for their egos.🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@kentlbrown5810]

Looks like a criminal case of kidnap that lasted 57 days.

[@RickJohnson-vn5ys]

Sad part is they don’t even care. I’m becoming convinced that the only way someone can be a cop now is to have no heart, no soul, be a criminal that hasn’t been caught yet, be dumb as crap, and willing to kill anyone anytime to prove they are in charge. Sad world we are living in now from politicians down to bad cops to whome have less heart then a corrupt politician

[@jackwatsonepic626]

Despicable comes to mind 😡

[@melissah8415]

"Do your time, straighten yourself out, get a job, be clean. Nope, that's not enough. You need to do everything we tell you, no matter the situation, no matter if we are telling you to break the law or we will arrest you, make you lose your job, put you back in jail and screw up you life." I sure hope he can sue for those 57 days he was illegally imprisoned.

[@sidmohd9066]

This just make you feel to f... Cop up...!.. Revenge just looking at it!

[@arnoldthomsen6571]

suing wont help. vengance will. when these cops are dead, they wont be able to be tyrants. And the people who hired them should also be killed. In fact, i think it best if we literally kill every public official since they are all complicit.

[@melissah8415]

@@arnoldthomsen6571 Wow, you need some help.

[@arnoldthomsen6571]

@@melissah8415 Nah, we need a purge

[@shmericreyna]

@@arnoldthomsen6571 the Lord Christ himself will separate the wheat from the chaff, the sheep from the goats. Justice will be served, its not up to us to do so. Only God can judge, otherwise we become exactly like those we hate with that mindset you currently hold.

[@tokenetta8070]

This should put the cops in jail. 57 days in a box. They owe this man as much as they can give.

[@DezaRay24]

All their pay for 57 days should also go to him as well times all involved

[@RiverRat-2112]

Not anywhere near enough. What we saw was a kidnapping and kidnapping is a very serious felony.

[@NIGHTCRAWLERMEDIA]

Dirty pigs caught on camera. "You don't need to record us, we would never do anything wrong"

[@tonybarbre2743]

you have some pretty good audits .

[@NIGHTCRAWLERMEDIA]

@@tonybarbre2743 👊

[@KiwiBushcraftAndSurvival]

What they did to that guy just broke my heart, NOW I AM PISSED OFF!

[@ricglass14]

ditto

[@catovideo1]

This lady is very articulate,I like her clarity and her wordings..Great job with educating us all👍🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😎

[@SixthEstateAZ]

Chris was a victim of armed thugs, that’s it. I hope he finds satisfaction in civil court! Damn, I love you and Stephen for doing the work you do! Powerful reporting!

[@MattPado]

This is outrageous hopefully he gets compensated with a lawsuit.

[@cult_of_odin]

Most likely too late. Statute of limitations should not exist for rights deprivation.

[@troofveritas8233]

The money comes from the public, it should come from the cops retirement and personal goddamn funds, or they should be required to carry malpractice insurance like physicians are.

[@valu1827]

@Perry Ross- This incident wasn’t that long ago. I doubt the statue of limitations have passed.

[@victorsingery2811]

@@troofveritas8233 exactly. When the pension funds pay, they will "self police" the problem.

[@mikemartin5909]

@@cult_of_odin most statute of limitations laws are 5 or 7 years.

[@neveraskedforahandle]

Those cops need to be sued and removed from the force.

[@patrickdaly2121]

And locked up for being corrupt

[@jaywalker4097]

Your response after the video was nothing short of TED Talk quality. Much respect and Salute. You're truly doing a good thing and you are much appreciated 🙏🏽 Thank you

[@kennethoneill241]

Unbelievable violations

[@VioletWings1353]

I'm at the 6:26 mark and I'm disgusted at this manipulative behavior of this officer. It's predatory in nature.

[@rbeprice1234]

This 57 day shitshow should award this man a bundle of cash.

[@debbieodle7282]

RP: I hope he sues the shit out of them soon!

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

Yes. He and his wife deserve something to balance this unwarranted cruelty.

[@colincrowley1280]

The american system only allows justice if you can afford it one of the most corrupt countries on earth

[@wasterangler]

@@colincrowley1280 in heart I agree. But curious inquiry: is it though? Compared to who?

[@dishonoredundead]

@@wasterangler I can try to answer for him, but this is more my opinion, obviously. China for example is worse, but China isn't corrupt. They allow their cops to take you away at will, it's not a secret, they wont make a big show out of it pretending they care about justice, and they respect your rights. American CJS is a farce. They will do anything they want to you, just like China, only they will make a show of it to protect the big lie. That's the corruption. They want to have it both ways. They want to seen as the good guys, trusted among the communities, hero's , but they also don't want to do the right thing to earn that reputation, so they just cheat, and lie, and use propaganda, and put on the show. And they are all playing. The judges, the D.A's, cops, they are all actors in the corruption games. In some ways it's even worse, because people will look at you like you're a bad person, instead of just a victim like they would in China. This poor guys wife could have had a rule like "if you get locked up again I'm taking the kids and leaving". And so they do this show, and it's not his fault, but they have the people thinking it must be. Adds insult to injury. Look your victim in the eye, don't smile and act like you're a hero, like you genuinely think you're helping this kid by arrested him for weed. Or w/e.

[@CTathletics]

This is when remaining silent is gold

[@twiggs24]

Then they throw you in jail for hindering or obstruction of justice. You cant win

[@Joy31608]

Didn’t work

[@deborahnooneleftbehind9651]

Agree!!

[@olivesmith1920]

The cops would have arrested him on the spot. Maybe, Alex Baldwin could call the cops and ask them to give this guy a break...lol.

[@dennisengland7521]

This actually happens to alot of ex, felons. It is hard enough just trying to do the right thing and have a run in with police and as you see it just takes one tyrant and they all blindly obey with out question. I have been EXSACTLY where this guy is. Good luck my friend may the Good Lord look after you and grants you a Great lawyer

[@ikeskifan]

It's not an accident at all it's planned. Why does the United States have the most percentage of citizens in prison than any other country in the world More than Russia and more than China why?... To put money in the pockets of the cops and the politicians and the crooked judges and the crooked prosecuting attorneys

[@Papa-rm6hr]

I hope there’s a civil rights lawyer watching this. Please someone help this innocent man.

[@maverickngoose95]

Always remember! THE COPS ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS!!!

[@paulhenman9907]

How come this guy is not suing them,

[@boatymsboatface3929]

He should

[@mannycastle3011]

@@boatymsboatface3929 Im thinking the charge while long shot is legit. I like the word she used at 15:48 which is a "superficial charge".... Still, shady by cop but enough to stick. The first officer I believe was actually trying to help him.

[@boatymsboatface3929]

No way was that guy trying to help him

[@dsfabrication101]

Everytime I hear one of them gets whats coming to them im overjoyed...

[@David0lyle]

Ironically, I don’t really see how his consent would have produced an admissible search. All that bluster for a search that could, probably SHOULD, be thrown out in court.

[@brentfarvors192]

It was a arrest warrant; The validity of the "search", would have immediately not mattered when they found said person named on the warrant...They couldn't kick in the door, because it wasn't a search warrant. They wanted this guy to "consent", to say they had permission from an involved party in case of the assured 4th amendment law suit...An arrest warrant is NOT a search warrant...They most probably had a search warrant for his home, but he wasn't there. The worst thing for Police is to have a wanted person, turn themselves in; Because, they always bring their LAWYER with them...

[@atsylor5549]

It’s not about the search being good or bad. Their goal is to arrest the guy not collect evidence. Once they arrest him the legality of the search doesn’t matter for that case in the court room. But later the police can be sued civilly for the illegal search. But as long as the police can argue that someone gave them consent and they thought that was enough. They’ll be protected. It doesn’t matter if it’s all bs, if the judge hears they got permission it won’t be considered a willful civil rights violation. The cops were just trying to protect themselves from a lawsuit

[@jakeuphemlick6411]

Yeah the thing is though if you are in a property or dwelling then if you give them consent even if you don't own it you are there legally by the owner and you give consent then it's legal it shouldn't be but the laws and everything ended judicial system is written a certain way so they can F us in any way that's crazy because one word could be used in so many different ways just to try to hem you up it's crazy

[@jesarablack1661]

@@atsylor5549 Yep cops were setting him up, they could have filed charges against him for cooperating with them

[@ChristianHipHop]

WOW - When they arrested him that was so sad. I hope he gets justice and the criminals in the video with badges face charges!

[@MrLocomatt]

Ya that rocked me seeing him do his best to help without stepping on rights of another but they still treated him like shit.

[@arnoldthomsen6571]

charges.... bullets are the only cure for this.

[@earlbullard5515]

The one cop *knew* it was wrong, let it happen anyway. "I don't wanna take any type of decision-making away from you" is the exact problem in law enforcement. That p.o.s. doesn't need to be allowed to make decisions regarding peoples' lives.

[@chrismurray9588]

One of the most eloquent and insightful summations on whats wrong with law enforcement in the US. Kudos to you Taya Graham. You must have received some outstanding comments on your insights in Uni. A+++

[@dishonoredundead]

You can see the pain in that mans eyes, and hear it in his voice when he repeatedly says "can I please leave". Just let people be, you already broke him, you gotta haunt him for life now too?

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Yep gotta keep him broken

[@graysonchristie7687]

That's how they get off. Hurting vulnerable people is their crack.

[@r.foshee1578]

Poor guy has been violated his whole life which started at a young age! I wonder who the victims were that got him into all that he does? like many, there was probably no real victims of a crime. It's almost like everything was planned and will indeed lead to the next plan!

[@chicado4184]

BS, he has been incarcerated a few times! He admitted in this video! This channel is not being fair! Stop going to jail! You don't go to jail for nothing!!! Must always blame the law but never the perpetrator! Please get your life in order! Bless you and stop blaming the police for your sins!

[@chicado4184]

Yeah, his eyes are pitiful! However I see he is guilty, hiding! This channel is rude and puts down law enforcement...I will agree that there are bad apples but NOT all are!! Most are great!

[@jamespooler8809]

I say when a community finds cops that do this shit, the entire community needs to get together and force them out. Not just sit back and wait for the corrupt to investigate themselves.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

We can't be bothered , after work we just wanna relax and watch some TV and kick back a few beers to end the day with. That other stuff is too much like work.

[@crayonsfordinner1035]

@@MrTheHillfolk Complacency like this is what’s wrong with America. Freedom ain’t free brother.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@crayonsfordinner1035 ain't that the truth. It can hurt a little sometimes too.

[@Shawnx-jb7sv]

The problem is they get hired in the very next Precinct next to them! That must end immediately as well! Imagine what the slap-in-the-face that is to us?!

[@Shawnx-jb7sv]

@@crayonsfordinner1035 DUDE! WOW! YOU ARE A VERY LARGE PART OF THE PROBLEM!

[@starvingartist6754]

I would sue them for taking 57 days of my whole families life at $100,000 per day for each immediate family member,,,,,( wife and children )

[@jillgibson2648]

Absolutely disgusting

[@beakyboy2245]

Even if you know your rights it’s still a jail cell coming whenever THEY WANT..

[@Robocline]

you know things are gonna get shady when the cops all look like the cast of American Chopper.

[@freedomlover5269]

If every cop who violated the Constitutional rights of citizens were sued on every occasion they violated those rights, the courts would be jammed packed for years and all cops would spend more time in court and in depositions than they would on the street and in police cars.

[@Razgriz85]

The Constitution just lists a bunch of rights we're born with that the government has no business infringing on. It doesn't grant rights as the phrase "Constitutional rights" suggests.

[@carpo719]

this is EXACTLY why we need to end qualified immunity

[@SirNic4180]

@@Razgriz85 do you think the officers during their interrogating you they think constitution let's let's break that today they don't care about the constitution they're trying to arrest you that's their job to arrest people him you up and throw you in jail at the end of the day them lawyers they have the entire system behind them to alleviate their problems 99% of the time.

[@washingtoncountyrealityche3898]

@@SirNic4180 most lawyers are running a game on you. The prosecutors and defense attorneys work in tandem against you. That's why defense attorneys always urge you to take a plea even when they know you're innocent. Quick money scam against the people. The cops get praised bc they're catching the "criminals", the prosecutor gets a conviction for his repertoire and eventual bid for District Attorney, your attorney screwed you out of money, and you're left paying fines & court costs for years. Everyone wins except for you. True Story

[@Maxdickus]

So.... What's the problem with that?

[@rcpilot179]

At one point I noticed a cop holding a bunch of keys. He tells Chris if he can't find the right key, he'll have to damage the door. As if that was Chris's fault. To me it seems more likely that they didn't want to damage the door , as that would show proof of the illegal entry and search of the property. Some seriously shady activity for our law enforcement.

[@wdfkTV1870]

Is there anything else but Shady policing tactics?

[@cycleboy8028]

My thought too. If they have the key, can play it as "given consent". Breaking in, need to justify that damage.

[@Jeice5]

Exactly I was thinking when he said that, tell them to break the door and find him.

[@jennifermoody6987]

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.” - Margaret Mead This is the epitome of The Real News Network

[@JodyHammett]

I'll tell you why they're treating people this way cause we the people are letting it happen

[@PhantomMonk3y]

it broke my heart hearing him break into tears saying, ' i didn't do nothing wrong....but i didn't nothing wrong.'

[@peterhernandez7817]

Someone get this man a lawyer and some mental health advocates.

[@donbeam4072]

Hope Chris files a lawsuit

[@edacheson8540]

"I apologize officer, but I do jot have the legal authority to grant your permission to search these premises"

[@qbnfrank1872]

Thank you! I learned something new in this video. I want to wish the victims the best of luck. Good job man! Cleaning up is a very hard thing to do. Keep battling brutha!!!

[@Shawncsc]

It doesn't matter. But I feel like the arresting officer wanted nothing to do with it. He even said "last time I do this again" HE KNEW it was wrong and still followed through with it. Coward

[@wethepeople43040]

He knew it was wrong and did it anyways. He's just as bad as the rest of them. Cowards

[@jamesfrancis4210]

exactly....

[@chuckmiller5763]

This is the problem with most cops, even when they know its wrong they will follow orders. We see it all the time.

[@sandman1347]

The cops who don't play ball get targeted by the dirty ones.

[@angry_zergling]

Even worse than the rest pulling the 'them versus us' 'the ends justify the means' stuff. Don't get me wrong the cops that do are evil, but at least in their own heads they think what they do is justified and they act according to their own beliefs. But that piece of shit actually knows what he's doing and does it anyway.

[@MajorRoadAhead]

I am watching this from England with eyes wide open, as these quasi military police officers are carrying more hardware than I ever did during 10 years service as a Royal Marine, at home and in many other countries. It wouldn't surprise me if I saw police helicopters overhead and armoured cars on the ground.

[@PC-rd5wh]

We really are witnessing a modern day faction of imperialist bandits and how appropriate they are operating in the worst imperialistic slob country in the world

[@chrismurray9588]

I live in Australia and ditto. Our cops are great in comparison and dont act like a military hit squad. Cops walking around with enough firepower to overrun a small town is obscene and says a lot about how warped the US has become.

[@Milpower]

Royal Marine, eh? If true, you are a tough mofo. Tougher than nearly any cop. Am retired military, also SpecWar. I have ONE use for cops (filling holes).

[@MajorRoadAhead]

I joined the Royal Marines soon after leaving school. The training was challenging, but you don't have to be Superman. I passed the commando course just after my 18'th birthday,and served for 10 years.

[@activeshooter6716]

The DA and their prosecutors should know within 24 hours wether there is evidence that supports the crime the officer made the arrest for and in a case such as this, a couple's life wouldn't have been ruined.

[@jamesmclean4495]

D A needs to be fired illegal detainment

[@compassioncampaigner728]

D A was aiding uniform bullies exact revenge onto Chris.

[@bluesville13]

ON MY GOODNESS HOW EVIL. I COULD NEVER TREAT ANOTHER PERSON THAT. HOW IS THAT THE LAW. SACK THIS POLICEMAN.

[@geezer805]

If he sues, I feel confident he will win and eventually will win enough money that he won't need to worry about it ever again. The cops need to be punished for trying to convince him to violate the law. Congratulations to him for standing up to tyrants. Abolish qualified immunity.

[@edwardperdue8212]

Never speak to the police, for any reason. The lying cop actually accused him of being a liar, the level of psychosis displayed by law enforcement is causing me serious anxiety about interaction between me and them, my training could cause serious issues.

[@LaceyR_FreeEricBrandt]

The masses need to have the ability to see your shows. The people we need to reach are the zombified people who watch government-controlled corporate news. They have no idea what the real world is like. If we can not reach the masses, we are simply doomed IMHO. Thank you Stephen & Taya for all of your hard work. Real journalism is so rare we really appreciate The Police Accountability Report.💪👊 #FreeEricBrandt💔

[@sherrycambridge1531]

Hi Lacey !!

[@LaceyR_FreeEricBrandt]

@@sherrycambridge1531 Hi Sherry 👋

[@ronaldlollis8895]

Free Schaffer Cox

[@hashbrown4781]

The charges were a lie. How does this man stay in jail for 57 days. Why have law enforcement when they do not enforce law. They know putting someone away makes them compliant by force. These officers need to go over to Russia or North Korea. I can't understand what any of the many oversight committees actually do.

[@cult_of_odin]

It's the private for profit prison system. They need to have at least 90% capacity to turn a profit. They use the legislature to pass unconstitutional laws that criminalize victimless normal human behavior to make sure they keep full. Police, DA's, and judges are all in on the system.

[@jesselink8747]

Pignorance is Dangerous

[@MNJ90]

You can hear in his voice he is devastated

[@bobsmith2335]

So basically the cops are saying since you went to prison now you're our snitch and we get to violate your rights. Either do what they say or you'll go to jail and possibly back to prison. This is a gang not law enforcement.

[@debbieodle7282]

Bob Smith: cops are nothing but a gang of bullies!

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

There's a difference?

[@frankvandalen6524]

I saw this before. Seeing it again, makes me sick again. I hope he sues them for enough to make the rest of his life comfortable.

[@philobetto5106]

and that dumbazz mustache cop needs 67 days in lock up what uh BICK!! 00=====D

[@nigsbalchin226]

Throwing a man in jail and keeping him there for 57 days, causing his wife to be thrown out on the street homeless, all because a Sheriff with the emotional maturity of a five year old got angry at the fact that he couldn't get them into the premises to conduct an illegal search. With the right lawyer he should be able to take the taxpayers in that town to the cleaners. It's just a pity that the real criminals in this story likely won't be touched in any way.

[@leemiller1686]

Is there a lawsuit started on this case

[@gregkasza1925]

Gosh, didn’t that Officer say he was going to help him out? Every cop is a liar.

[@JodyHammett]

Say one thing you don't do Chris you don't open your mouth you pley the fifth if you ain't got a lawyer present you don't talk to the cop

[@MrDoingRandomStuff]

You can hear the fear in his voice when they were arresting him. So sad. Bet the cops got off on that later telling other cops.

[@compassioncampaigner728]

You got that soooooooo right!

[@worldpeace8665]

He his the voice of truth. He's being a advocate for the people at this time. He giving the people justice, just by standing up and using his voice. Look he's being interviewed now by a journalist and she's speaking up his behalf and other's around the world. That's beautiful when someone see your story and they are willing to help you. It's always great to know that people do care.

[@dwaynef.s.8014]

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[@thomashoff9400]

Is he suing for the illegal arrest and 57 days in jail?

[@newmexstilotyrantexposer5464]

Yeah I'm suing them for keeping me in jail for 57 days and also for violating my rights for unlawful arrest

[@brianpedigo1306]

@@newmexstilotyrantexposer5464 hope u get $100,000 per day u spent in jail !

[@michaelsnap6659]

@@newmexstilotyrantexposer5464 please don’t forget your wife’s pain and suffering in your suite. In my opinion the Ball park figure should be doubled, start with 3.5 million and let the chips fall where they may. Your entitled to that and more. Oh a take a few careers with you.

[@lisasowers9272]

New Mexs Tyrant Exposure, oh how I pray a lawyer sees what happened to you and your wife and takes on your case pro bono you so deserve more $ than ever after what you had to endure and all you lost because of these lying evil scumbag thug tyrants! They tried to illegally use you and then wrongly arrested you when you couldn’t do their illegal request then abused and kidnapped you. That’s mental and emotional and just evil. I sure do hope things turn out wayyyyy better for you and soon! You sooo deserve it. Super awesome you changed your life for better and are doing good things now! 👍 Take care and keep on doing great things! Lisa Sowers

[@gregkasza1925]

I spotted the problem from the very beginning. He SPOKE to law enforcement. Always remain silent. What’s so hard about that?

[@williamgage4825]

👍👏🌹 Thank you Steven we appreciate you and Tia.....we are the people 👍

[@TC-wo9gi]

This is so sad and discussing! I have the utmost respect for Chris and how he's changed for his life around. You should be so proud of yourself!

[@stevewalker4904]

Problem is when you see these people going back to prison time and time again its normally not them breaking the laws it's the police and the justice system that should be in prison.

[@michaelveis8937]

You mean disgusting.

[@daveponder2754]

Oh yeah it is very "discussing"(sic). Larn hou tue scpel.

[@ChristopherJones-lt3le]

What they do doesn't have to make sense. They give psychopaths and sociopaths a gun, badge and damn near unlimited power. The wagon is out of control at this point.

[@edhellbilly]

It has been out of control and its only going to get worse for the people if we the people dont try and cut the head off the evils that be wherever it exist

[@Derseffect]

God bless this guy. I hope he has smooth sailing the rest of his life. He’s earned a break after this bs

[@kathykubina2743]

We don't need people like that. Always film. Don't talk and don't trust.

[@goofyrulez7914]

There is a four letter word for cops: E-V-I-L!

[@lizcollinson2692]

Congratulations to this guy this is significant pressure. It takes great courage to defend your own rights nevermind someone else's.

[@azaguero8170]

Great job as always-some of the best reporting in the industry!

[@dagnabbitt1158]

Taya, you are spot on with everything you said. Lot of truth throughout this video.

[@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart]

Chris was the ONLY man on scene that day. MAD respect, you are an honorable man.

[@pauls5745]

wow they are using the hell outta the guy, he has no part in it

[@fenianbhoy5285]

Great work guys. So professional. 👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@arimdu1408]

This almost brought tears to my eyes as a grown man

[@lunaforbes7420]

Same frfr 🤦🏽‍♂️😔

[@OhMyPod]

It did bring me to tears, and I used to work behind the walls as a detention officer. What a blatant violation of this man's rights.

[@shroompicn-shrooman]

I like how you produce your show ..very informative and professionally done . Thanks for doing the work that needs done.

[@christophwilhelm6431]

They expect you to comply with coercion and when you know the law and counter unlawful reasoning, that's when they use violence instead of recognizing their limits. They can shove 'plausible deniability'. It's their CHOICE and they choose to be criminals bc there's no price to pay. It's backwards when law enforcers are completely lawless.

[@compassioncampaigner728]

Nicely said

[@davidtucker3155]

We are a constatuional republic

[@homer5802]

I can't imagine why the public has so much hate for these animals.

[@allegannews9256]

Will he be able to sue and recover any compensation from his arrest and detainment?

[@washingtoncountyrealityche3898]

If he can actually find an attorney willing to take his case he most certainly has a malicious prosecution and wrongful arrest case.

[@wethepeople43040]

If I was smart enough I'd go to law school and do nothing but these types of cases. It's sad that we don't have enough lawyers to keep our government in check.

[@washingtoncountyrealityche3898]

@@wethepeople43040 in some states I can't remember which ones you don't have to go to law school or have a law degree. You can just take the bar and if you pass you're in.

[@washingtoncountyrealityche3898]

I know you don't need any degree to become a patent attorney. Just pass the bar with a 70% or above.

[@OnkyoGrady]

Also, this guy needs to start attending city council (or whatever they've got) meetings. I saw a lady doing this when I was applying for a permit to get married in a small town park many years ago. She had a problem where a young cop in town threatened and hurt a family member, it got brushed under the rug by the mayor and the police chief but it was clearly a situation where the cop crossed a line. I got the impression watching her that affording a lawyer was not in the cards. So she brought it to attention at every single subsequent meeting. You could feel the cringe wafting off the council members hearing the story again, and my family member (a way old former mayor actually) who lives there told me that she eventually got that cop to leave the dept. His career was absolutely nuked by this little old poor lady who just wouldn't shut up.

[@2014Alm]

@@thomasryan2679 go simp elsewhere

[@frankvandalen6524]

There's a story in the Bible about a lady who kept bugging a judge, until he relented.

[@daithi1966]

@@frankvandalen6524 Didn't he cut her baby in half? Maybe that was a different story.

[@OnkyoGrady]

@@frankvandalen6524 is there? Honest question, wouldn't know.

[@jasonrobbins4227]

@@daithi1966 that was King Solomon and it was said with intent. A real mother would gladly surrender her child opposing the life of the child to be extinguished. The woman who was seeking the child lost her child at birth. The actual mother surrendered her child. Then King Solomon awarded the actual mother her child. Reasons for the brutality stems from the blessing of wisdom by God. Which the intent was never to severe the child. To find out who was truly the mother. Rather high IQ decision I might say.

[@ronaldbryant9193]

I they don't have an obligation to protect the public,they need to quit using "public safety"as an excuse to harass the public.

[@matthewritterpusch5877]

You need to get a civil rights lawyer and all those officers need to be brought up on charges. The State/ County where you live will probably settle out of court , but if not , the ACLU lawyer should be able to blow them out of the water. Good luck!

[@bluepacificrecordingstudio1120]

American cops are the true villains

[@AWATERS-2112]

Did Chris Dixon even have a Lawyer to Represent him?

[@lady4real75]

He probably didn't or even bail money.

[@concernedvoice7135]

First off, I wish to commend this man for turning his life around. You are on the right track and, although I do not know you, I am very proud of you. Secondly, you did the right thing while faced with a very stressing situation. It shows the conviction of REALLY wanting to keep yourself turned around.

[@LuisLopez-te6yf]

Ordering someone to do something illegally/against their well, wouldn't that make the person ordering principal in the first degree?!🤔

[@compassioncampaigner728]

Unequivocally !

[@geraldweissburg8618]

This is the finest and most cogent message on the policing disaster that I have seen.

[@jaycreasey]

Either show me the key to that damn door or it's getting booted😮😂😂📸📸📸📸

[@melissaverduin3693]

Spot on! I totally agree about cops having too much POWER! END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY NOW! STOP MAKING THE TAX PAYERS PAY FOR ROGUE COPS SALARIES & LAWSUITS ACROSS AMERICA!🇺🇲👈

[@jupitercyclops6521]

Shite! They just made a couple rulings that re enforce qi. It was on lehtos law

[@barbaralauderdale5963]

A Damn Shame! This is is why DEFUNDING is so Important and Must be implemented! As does Qualified Immunity! Too much Power? We must take our Rights and Power back!

[@j5632-d9t]

Mr Dixon, I admire you. When you're young, many do stupid things - some of us get caught, some of us don't. Unfortunately, you got caught, but paid your dues. Yes, there were criminals at that site, but it was not you. You are solid my brother! Never talk to the police - they are "NOT" your friend, no matter how nice they are with you.

[@THEFALCON58]

this all comes down to the (captain doing his job, training the lawful cops, (BUT THE CAPTAIN IS NOT DOING HIS JOB) (THE CAPTAIN DOES NOT WANT TO DO HIS JOB) (this is revenue chasing by police) unlawfully /arrests/ orders/ violating public righs / lyes, POLICE/SERVANT'S UNLAWFUL TREATMENT OF THE PUBLIC PEOPLE/ THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

[@audiospanked4787]

I like the way this lady does her job, with truthfulness no less . I subscribed .

[@frederickconnell6052]

Too much yap,yap,yap,get on with it