Arrested For Backing Out Of A Driveway | Cops Got A Call

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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

He was literally at the wrong address and not only that he approached the vehicle very aggressively. In my new book "Living In The World of tyranny" I discuss the things that are hidden from the public. I also expose everything I saw while working as a police officer. If you want to know more about police and get the inside view then this is a must read. www.amazon.com/Living-World-Tyranny-What-Left/dp/B0CKGNQPFD Volusia County Sheriff 123 W. Indiana Avenue DeLand, FL 32720 P.O. Box 569 DeLand, FL 32721-0569 386-736-5961

[@Mr_Dopey]

In NY State it's illegal to back out of any driveway unless you have a certified "flagman" directing traffic.

[@damonr4136]

#2ndamendment

[@Goodluck27711]

@@Mr_Dopey😂

[@SnarkyMcSnarkles]

Try being a bit more objective. She did a lot of questionable things.

[@Battleborn357]

​@@SnarkyMcSnarkles Like what?

[@The_R-n-I_Guy]

We should legally be able to defend ourselves against unlawful police

[@BlenderRookie]

I agree. But the problem is, there are so many times when the cops make clear and provable violations and the cops get by with it. Which means, even if it was an unlawful action, the police investigate themselves and the courts generally back the cops. So regardless, the innocent will still be oppressed and the corrupt and inept cops will still get a pass. A person's defense against the unlawful acts of a cop will simply be deemed itself unlawful.

[@1014p]

Absolutely, but wait till the DA starts throwing every possible charge at you to include jay walking. Question is how often does this occur? Given Audit videos seen id guess 23-34%. Based on my experience of cops charge hunting and fabricating cause to check, 100%. Although none went far enough to do things like in this video. Ill leave it at this, its rare people I talk with in active legal defiance being bothered by a cop. A few use to do the drug thing and excluded those experiences talking with me.

[@damonr4136]

Legally you are allowed too, that being said you'll most likely end up being railroaded or shot

[@JustBenInLA]

It was 100% lawful.

[@readingfrenzy3818]

In Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina you can legally resist an unlawful arrest

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

We've investigated ourselves and determined we are all heroes

[@simonbrown7501]

🙄 This comment again?

[@bjmccann1]

​@@simonbrown7501Yes. It continues to be true.

[@billpii6314]

@@simonbrown7501Do you disagree?

[@ssgemactv]

​​@@billpii6314 He's trying to be slick LOL he can't actually disagree with the comment because in this situation it's irrefutably true as it is and many so instead he just talks shit 😂

[@Dondizle]

​@simonbrown7501 Well, clearly, she didn't do anything wrong and was still charged for resisting arrest. The officer said on his own bodycam she wasn't arrested. The cop didn't even ask her anything. He went up to her car, told her to turn it off, opened the door and took the keys out himself. That's theft. He was hostile from the start. If I was her, I'd probably act that way out of fear, too. She was still arrested for nothing. He used excessive force on a woman who had no knowledge of the burglary situation because the cop was at the wrong address. The cop didn't speak calmly, he escalated the situation, arrested and charged an innocent woman for nothing. But yeah, this comment again because it's BS what they did, and they got away with it.

[@thomraine600]

Sorry, opening that door, let alone reaching in for her keys, is a DIRECT violation of her (and YOUR) 4th amendent rights !!!

[@bobmatthews6918]

And meanwhile the actual person who was committing a burglary got away with it, because the police were at the wrong address

[@darkorhino]

This affair is nuanced and while you are correct there can be mitigating circumstances.

[@michelerenem]

preach

[@michelerenem]

@@darkorhino there are no mitigating nothing.......... Stop trying to sound relevant.

[@pauljudah1235]

Look obviously our rights don't matter to them. We have no rights

[@ps8432]

Needs to be appealed. Where is the right to resist a false arrest. Judge is wrong. Remove qualified immunity and this would never have happened.

[@Brett33]

The arrest wasn't false . He was attempting to detain her as part of his investigation . Her refusal to comply to the instructions from the officer and fighting with the officer is what she was arrested for .

[@Dragonstalon1001]

@@Brett33 His 'Investigation' at the WRONG HOUSE?? You can't be that Ignorant. You only have to comply with LAWFUL instructions, and stopping someone who has NOT committed a Criminal Act and start making Demands of them is NOT Lawful.....or are you the type of person that thinks Cops should be able to just go up to a Random Person walking down the Street and Demand their I.D. just so they can 'Run the Name for Warrants' or Cops going up to a Random Homeowner and Demand they be allowed in their Home WITHOUT a Warrant just to see that they aren't committing any Crimes when they had no knowledge of Wrong Doing at that House?? That is some Gestapo type BS

[@DubLubb]

​@Brett33 resisting unlawful arrest is no crime...this needs to be appealed

[@AdderTude]

@@Brett33 He violated the Fourth Amendment by opening her car door and taking her keys. Illegal search and seizure.

[@michelerenem]

@@Brett33 You love the taste of leather? Go live in North Korea.... You would fit in there real nicely.

[@jimmy_kirk]

Meanwhile... the home that they're supposed to be at is still getting robbed because they're busy arresting an innocent person.

[@jasonwebb1882]

Yep and the COPS get away with it. It disgust me on how many times this happens and their is no accountability held. How hard is it to look at an address and see, oh wait stop everyone, it's next door??? No they will have Qualified immunity and get raises for them being classified as heroes.

[@mikebunch3189]

i am a firm believer in the bad cop scene ... but , things would have went a little smoother if she hadn't acted liked a trapped animal . always remain calm . that is key to police interactions . act like a fool and bad things will happen to you . tricks of the trade while living in a police state .

[@user-fr9jg1vl2j]

So the cop had no probable cause, illegally searched/seized by opening the door of the car, used excessive force and he gets off while the victim gets up to 20 years? Justice system in America is crazy.

[@j.a.3138]

this is what happens when you behave like a criminal

[@MikeHarvey-ol7xr]

​@@j.a.3138 Not if you have the magic clown costume on.

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

​@j.a.3138 That's what happens when one is a POC, especially black.

[@youarewrong57]

@@j.a.3138yeah I’m willing to bet an appellate court doesn’t agree with the lower court’s ruling. Simply because it’s not in line with the constitution. There’s nothing reasonable about being so ignorant you end up at the wrong address detaining someone who you have zero knowledge of the situation about. He had zero reasonable suspicion to stop her. None. An anonymous/unverified/untrusted 911 call isn’t reasonable suspicion for anything. Probably a dumbass magistrate judge too, who don’t need to know jack shit about the laws to become judges.

[@maddog7999]

@@j.a.3138what behavior was criminal, exactly? on the part of the female, we already seen multiple felonies committed by the pigs in this video

[@markrankin2954]

That judge needs to be arrested and charge with conspiracy

[@n8iv386]

Cops and Judges get Qualified Immunity, so that won't happen.

[@statinskill]

Obviously that's not going to help, because another judge would just set him free again. What would help is bringing him before a troika court after the revolution.

[@adrian.82]

Judge works for government not for you.

[@inrainbows1829]

For what She looked like she was up too no good

[@AdrianBrown]

20 years...for backing out of a driveway. In what 3rd world country does THAT make sense?

[@afrocraft1]

Lol. For needlessly resisting and assaulting a cop, actually. Makes total sense. All she had to do was stop for a minute. Now, she'll learn the hard way through a lifetime of pain.

[@SnowMan-qt9kf]

You still believe that there is 1st world country and 3rd world country ?

[@lingjohn1288]

​@@afrocraft1that boot taste good ?

[@afrocraft1]

@@lingjohn1288 Yes. Much better than prison food.

[@glxxxm]

@afrocraft spoken like someone who has never had their rights violated.

[@msdarby515]

How in the HELL did the judge convict her??? Cop or not, you approach me aggressively, reach into my car, shut it off and pull the keys, you best be telling me a good damn reason or expect a level of resistance from me, as well. Judge needs to be investigated and pulled from the bench!! I hope they appeal. This is BS.

[@Rkbmomma]

Clearly a case for the Institute for Justice!

[@smoothtwh]

​@@Rkbmomma They're very picky about pursuing cases.

[@NyangoStarAmerica]

The judges in Florida are the most corrupt in the country and are controlled by the police and prosecutors in Fla. They do what they are told to do by them.

[@jcx5659]

F L O R I D A.

[@bboywolf]

​@@smoothtwh they might pick this up if it gets enough traction.

[@greatwhiteape6945]

Take away their qualified immunity!

[@McLovinit98]

It's the only way things will ever change

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

When their department and the city/county/state/feds just pay any judgements anyway, taking away QI does zero good. Even the states that have removed it did no good. You are forced to sue in federal court where the state law is irrelevant.

[@inrainbows1829]

We need Trump He's going to grant full immunity to the police without full immunity the police can't do their job We need law and order back in this country People are out of control What happened to respect for law enforcement The demonrats that's what happened They not only allowed BLM to burn down Portland and Minneapolis but they endorsed it The demonrats want a lawless land where everybody hates God hates America hates the police and deep down hates themselves Donald John Trump is the man to bring back law and order and restore respect for laws We are unsafe right now with an open border and millions and millions of fighting aged men have snuck into our Beautiful County they ain't here to be nice An 911 style disaster is bound to happen and the only man who can save America from the Radical Left Marxist Communists Thugs Druggies Pedos and Criminals who hate God hate America is Donald John Trump God Bless the United States of America

[@jasensmith3628]

This so called officer should be fired immediately. This guy is a criminal and completely out of control. He violated the law and her rights.

[@Brett33]

And she wasn't out of control , running her mouth , clapping at the officer , refusing to listen to instructions while he is trying to detain her to figure out if she was the suspect he was originally called to investigate ?

[@rufusjustrufus8213]

@@Brett33 1) You're defending someone who was too dumb to read an address. 2) None of the things you listed are illegal.

[@toddmartin4900]

AT THE WRONG ADDRESS! cops had no right to detain her for THEIR mistake.@@Brett33

[@crispy9175]

The judge that let them get away with this because the woman had a breakdown while being falsely arrested should be in jail for life.

[@zacharykolbe161]

I just don’t understand how you can be charged with resisting an unlawful arrest.

[@RepublicConstitution]

Resisting is a secondary charge

[@toddmorningstar4206]

You can't, not legally at least.

[@FucYoutubeEatshit]

well what your not getting is the fact these scum bags write whatever they want on the report paper they will charge you with all kinds of things even remotely related and it does not matter if the chrges stick in court they still have the arrest on there record with all charges filed as a big old shiny feather in there Nazi caps they are awarded for lying because if a department does not make enough arrests they get defunded so there trained to make false arrests even in Canada you can not trust a a lying government criminal police gang member they are trianed by the government and nothing but lying evil criminals @@toddmorningstar4206

[@aweewa5659]

You unfortunately have to get a good lawyer to fight their false charges.

[@msdarby515]

The judge should be investigated for violation of the Constitution.

[@natashasmith5832]

Just like a judge to take a cops side even when the officers are in the wrong

[@pinballrobbie]

Part of the same gang.

[@terangi8389]

yeah and possibly 20 years thats 20 yrs

[@KAnderson2020]

Exactly!

[@roy19491]

the Judges are as big a bunch of morons as the cops; after all, they failed as practicing attorneys, so they became judges to collect bribes, and be as psychopathic as cops

[@TheRealDrJoey]

No judgement, and no honor. Par for the course.

[@hadleyslife7351]

This is how everyone should react in this situation. A stranger in a uniform just grabbed her out of her car. It don’t matter what his job is

[@Bacteriophagebs]

Judge: "What's the charge?" Cop: "Resisting arrest." Judge: "Why was she being arrested?" Cop: "She failed to follow instructions while detained." Judge: "What was your RAS for detaining her." Cop: "I got a call to a different address." Judge: ... Cop: ... Judge: ... Cop: ... Judge: "Sounds good! Guilty!"

[@Nickmacpaddywhack]

Yep... sounds about right... welcome to America

[@Nickmacpaddywhack]

And what really grinds my gears is when cops arrest someone for resisting arrest... what sense does that even make? You have to already be under arrest in order to resist arrest. The leap in logic boggles the mind.

[@AdderTude]

@@Nickmacpaddywhack In the minds of cops and some judges, detention and arrest are one and the same.

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

@@Nickmacpaddywhackit should since resisting arrest is a secondary charge.

[@michaelslivensky8741]

Cop: she was at the wrong address I showed up at... I hafta arrest somebody. or I'll look bad.

[@ruthtoner3936]

I learned from Direct D to always keep your car doors locked

[@damianlibby522]

Definitely, and windows up , they just reach in and unlock seen my self as I was drug out of passenger seat by uptight, feelings, ego enforcer.

[@New_Zealand_1]

Those Cops were so hyped up and determined ... they would've just smashed the windows and dragged them out. Cops did no investigation whatsoever

[@josemilian4167]

true but some flip out when it's locked or window isn't all way down. insanity.

[@petermcculloch4933]

I have watched cops smash drivers side windows and windscreens because people did exactly what you are recommending.

[@luckymanham302]

@@petermcculloch4933just another lawsuit then. Let them smash it.

[@MasterBiffpudwell]

This is why we have appellate courts. To override the corruption of small town judges.

[@JTRozen7024]

Unfortunately, even if a verdict is overturned, usually the process was "itself" the punishment. People need to obtain substantial financial reimbursement after inappropriate actions of LE.

[@MarcTelesha]

That's not what that is for. It is to make sure things were done properly. Not if a person is guilty or not. So if the judge didn't make a mistake and it's their opinion 99.9% the judgment stands. Happened to two of my friends.

[@lstchance87]

How is this not a fourth amendment violation. He unlawfully entered her vehicle and seized her property

[@darkorhino]

It's because he was acting in good faith (even though he erred with the address). There was no intent on the officer's part to abuse his authority while carrying out his duties.

[@lstchance87]

@@darkorhino there is only good faith for the stop, him entering the vehicle and seizing the keys is still a violation of the 4th. He didn't try and identify them or verify any information before taking action. Anyone else in any other profession would still be fired instantly if they made such a horrible mistake and if their mistake caused injury to another physical, emotional or, monetary the offender would be responsible. But for some reason we give police a pass they mess up the citizens pay for it and the person who made the mistake gets off no issues. Speaking as a former police officer every police officer should personally be forced to hold a minimum insurance coverage amount so that if they "Make a mistake" while "acting in good faith" the insurance company has to pay the damages and if the insurance doesn't cover it then their retirement covers the rest and if that still isn't enough to cover it a federal garnishment of their future wages until their debt is paid. I guarantee you that insurance companies would drop bad cops from coverage quick when they start to lose money and then since they can no longer get then needed coverage to be a police officer they can no longer be a police officer. Simple quick solution.

[@farmer9180]

Qualified immunity must be removed if not it will only get worse.

[@e.jameszettlemoyer3819]

There is no situation which is so bad that a cop cannot make worse.

[@LuminaryCursorem]

Most of the time, the situation is of their creation.

[@michaelmagaw6870]

Absolutely

[@jareds2253]

They want us out are cars for safely at the same time if we get out are car they can kill us cause there scared

[@douglasedwards134]

It's truly amazing.

[@jareds2253]

@@douglasedwards134 hide there killers

[@adrianedwards1668]

What was the outcome of this case? Officer should be charged with theft, breaking and entry and assault.. Maybe even kidnapping. This lady has rights..

[@dannygonzales8364]

We all know nothing is going to happen to this gang members

[@jasonshults368]

Be the change you wish to see in the world.

[@peterdorscheid5652]

Your rights cease to exist as soon as you have an interacting with the cops, in the "Land of the Free"..

[@toddmorningstar4206]

@@jasonshults368 That could get violent.

[@Orneryone]

The judge said this dumb deputy can do no wrong.

[@selltheworldgames]

He deserves 1 day in jail per minute starting the second her detention began until the second she was released. This should become the standard. Abolish qualified immunity.

[@Jo_Kuiper]

The cop being at the wrong address should mean an automatically dismissal of all charges against her, and the judge should also have done the same.

[@toddmartin4900]

But some how it was a reasonable mistake. Funny how that is written into law to protect LEOs but the public cant make reasonable mistakes? Its all about control

[@zyzzyz7035]

Maybe not the best behavior but she was absolutely right. You don't get a nice response when you illegally take away someone's freedom. This cop was no different than any stranger coming up to you and trying to kidnap you.

[@jasonshults368]

Yes, with a gun and a taser and metal torturous restraint devices on display. In my opinion, police should not survive these sorts of encounters.

[@lees5953]

Man shut up, she was right to act how she wants. Y’all always trying to tell someone how to act. The damn cop is overbearing and wrong.

[@zyzzyz7035]

@@lees5953 You're not that smart. She gave the judge an excuse to rule against her by not staying in control. She was in the right but lost. Learn how to play the game or lose every time. This is something your father teaches you.

[@nitsudocsicnarf347]

​@@zyzzyz7035Rule of law is a myth. Statism is slavery.

[@Battleborn357]

​@zyzzyz7035 It doesn't matter what the judge thinks or her attitude was. The cop was in the wrong, period. Cops and judges that think that way, and blame the victims for the abuse of their tyranny, are the problem. Our civil rights aren't a game. Stick to Call of Duty or Minecraft if you wanna play games.

[@tygrahof9268]

Hope she sues the crap out of them!!

[@skinlab4239]

Hope she sues the crap out of the people!!

[@davidanthony4845]

That's a Hell of a defense; it's not a FALSE arrest, it's a STUPID arrest.

[@L337f33t]

if the pizza guy can get the right address then we should hold officers to the same standard.

[@christine_lovelace]

She has the right to fight back

[@sergiojohnson1903]

Citizens, keep your car doors locked until you are ready to get out of the car and never roll your windows all the way down for officers.

[@davidpage3893]

The clueless cops will smash open the windows and pull you out of your car claiming you resisted arrest. This is sick and needs to stop.

[@bobwhite3895]

She may have acted wild but as I remember someone who said, if you are truly innocent you scream it from the rooftops, of course if you are wrongly arrested then it is "resisting".

[@WadeMaster789]

This guy was WAY beyond his authority. Pathetic. 🤦🏻‍♂️ She was absolutely correct.

[@LeadDingo]

But the Judge.. ?? what the hell ..??

[@ssgemactv]

​@@LeadDingo Same team, the courts and the cops act like they hate each other in news conferences but when it actually comes down to it they run defense for each other when one of them breaks the law...

[@jasonshults368]

As long as cops continue to survive these sorts of encounters, they will continue to act like they have impunity.

[@1014p]

Or they will instead go to fire first and ask later. Which will result in the public probably going to war on the various departments however they choose to.

[@22smcrrider96]

​@@1014pwait are you saying they don't already do that! They shoot 1st fairly often

[@alexandrasymeon5893]

The courts give them impunity.

[@aweewa5659]

Immunity, too.

[@jed7644]

@1014p - Sign me up.

[@horbie5039]

So, basically the the officers incompetence was a reasonable reason to kidnap and torture another human being and the charge them in an attempt to put them in a cage for a long period of time.

[@madtabby66]

A pizza place would go out of business if they screwed up addresses this often.

[@mrbig2729]

What's even more fucked up is that there were two other vehicles that drove by him at the very beginning and he didn't stop those two vehicles you saw these two black teens and immediately went "yep those are my suspects"

[@youarewrong57]

@@mrbig2729the lower judge is an idiot and I expect the higher court to reverse the decision. Since it’s all state criminal charges I’m gonna assume it’s a magistrate cause I hope to god no real judge would ever be this ignorant about case law of the constitution, specifically the 4th amendment and the constitution itself

[@stanleyhaskell8207]

​@@youarewrong57let's hope.

[@wvguy7238]

McDonalds workers are held to higher work, moral, and ethical stanfards than police officers.

[@tennesseelondon4623]

If Americans don't have the right to resist a lawful arrest, they have not rights whatsoever.

[@Dragonstalon1001]

So let me get this right, the ONLY reason she was stopped is because she was backing out of a Driveway AT THE WRONG HOUSE, the Cop then FORCIBLY and ILLEGALLY entered her vehicle to pull her keys out of the Ignition.....so the Cop was WRONG and committed Crimes, but because of HIS EGO and the Follow-on Cops Ignorance of the situation, the Lady is the one that is locked up. Here's an Idea, drop the INNOCENT Woman's charges and CHARGE the Cops with Assault, Carjacking, Malfeasance in Office, Violation of Oath of Office, and Conspiracy to Deprive Rights. Until Cops are actually to the Standard of the Law and are put behind behind Bars for their OWN Criminal Acts, nothing will change. How many times have we heard Cops say "Ignorance is no excuse"....so the Cops should be held to that same Standard and shouldn't be able to use 'Ignorance' as an Excuse for their OWN Behavior!!

[@mtdfs5147]

This is why I have a deep mistrust for the police. Even when she did NOTHING WRONG, everything went bad. All because this officer immediately took it to a 7. AND THEN THEY HAVE THE AUDACITY TO WONDER WHY PEOPLE MISTRUST POLICE

[@noosphericaltarzan]

I think he just wanted to feel her up. It was a sexual assault. Watch it again.

[@mtdfs5147]

@@noosphericaltarzan Def cant deny this possibility. At this point what does it even mean to be "american"? It used to stand for freedom, but now it stand for police misconduct and political/corpo greed. Like since when did we start allowing COMPANIES to have rights like people do? Since when did we allow jamming a bill with so much redundant information that OTHER, SEPERATE LAWS pass without us ever knowing? WHY HAS OUR COUNTRY BECOME A PLACE WHERE INFORMATION ON WHAT THE GOVERNMENT DOES IS TABOO TO KNOW? WHY IS THERE ANYONE WHO SUPPORTS THIS STUPID SYSTEM?

[@GordonMcClelland]

what you do not trust the lying murdering police....how dare you

[@galenicalhoover6508]

@@noosphericaltarzan I thought the same thing. Kept pawing at her chest.

[@noosphericaltarzan]

@@galenicalhoover6508 He grabbed her thighs too. Pretty sure the car keys weren’t there.

[@lightstar3817]

This is some next level gang shit

[@mrbeaker8188]

Law enforcement in this country is totally out of control!

[@ralphwilliamson5356]

Things will never stop ,until states do away with qualified immunity for cops.

[@cma9042]

Absolutely ludicrous!!! She was assaulted! Is there even a possibility of her filing a lawsuit??

[@billpii6314]

There is always a possibility.

[@calientecafe]

How can you keep calm when your being kidnapped

[@rudedogal1420]

Incompetent policing in America. These cops are horrible at doing their jobs and needs to be fired

[@mountendew]

These tyrants need to be sued ! This crap needs to stop. Their perception of power is mind boggling!

[@nightbloodrayna]

Funny way to spell six feet under. 🤣

[@stevecastro22]

Officers: As long as you fear integrity and accountability, you are NOT the good guys! End qualified immunity! Make each officer personally liable! Take the settlements out of the police union pension fund. Do you want your respect back? THEN EARN OUR TRUST BACK!

[@SmokeyThaLion]

judge needs to be investigated something tells me he has some bias going on thats common for him

[@michaelboros9834]

Unbelievable. That cop was groping her everywhere he could… I sure hope she and her family don’t let that go…

[@derekjones3464]

The fact that this can happen in America is mind blowing!

[@user-dh5ui9sk8n]

That’s why we need to get rid of judicial immunity.

[@andyfletcher3561]

ALL qualified immunity.

[@ClumsyCars]

You're allowed to return equal force when being illegally detained.

[@chezoreo1336]

I don't suggest it

[@johndouai4833]

NOT according to that ILLEGAL judge.

[@ClumsyCars]

@@chezoreo1336 That's how we got here.

[@azaguero8170]

Gotta love our justice system…they arrest you when they had no business stopping you and the DA thinks it’s in the interest of justice to prosecute you -all 95 lbs when wet-for violent resisting arrest??? Wow she pulled away and screamed my wrist hurts and that needs to be punished. I can’t stand our system!!!

[@sophie-963]

I don't understand how the judge would enforce those charges when it was the wrong address and false arrest. Unbelievable

[@ByDemonsBeDriven78]

The cops screw up & yet she pays for it, & her life is destroyed! 🤬 I hope this is appealed! The judge got this wrong, the 'repeated violence on LEO's' is caused by the cops doing this type of stuff. The judges ruling perpetuates this!

[@JustBenInLA]

The cop made a reasonable error and was investigating. The obnoxious she-boon through a fit.

[@ByDemonsBeDriven78]

@@JustBenInLA I dont think it's reasonable if the officer responded to the wrong address.

[@meghan7547]

@@JustBenInLA Cop can't even read simple numbers.... wonder if he can wipe his bottom?

[@chaos0852]

@@meghan7547 yes he can, with the constitution

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

​@JustBenInLA it's only "reasonable" to an illiterate moron to attack the wrong person at the wrong address.

[@kelteredprine]

Complete violation of a citizen's 4th amendment right to privacy. This crap has to stop.

[@moguaiato5583]

What? 4a is not the right to privacy. It's the right to be secure in your person and papers. Ie the protection from illegal search and seizure.

[@kelteredprine]

The U.S. Constitution does not mention the right to privacy. But courts can make favorable Constitutional interpretations of privacy. Case examples include: Griswold v. Connecticut Roe v. Wade Miranda v. Arizona Brown v. Board of Education In these cases, the U.S. Supreme Court has found that several Constitutional Amendments imply the following privacy rights: The First Amendment provides the freedom to choose any religious belief and to keep that choice private. The Third Amendment protects the zone of privacy in the home. The Fourth Amendment protects the right of privacy against unreasonable searches. It also applies to unlawful seizures by law enforcement. This is where all that “probable cause" talk comes from.

[@moguaiato5583]

@@kelteredprine best read the constitution again because it does mention privacy in one of the amendments. Can you find it?

[@kelteredprine]

You're going to have to help me here. Just what amendment uses the word "privacy"? I can't find it.

[@kelteredprine]

No, I can't find the amendment that "mentions" privacy. Enlighten me.@@moguaiato5583

[@cosmicafrica]

This shows how twisted American justice really is. If you're innocent because you haven't actually committed any crime, but the judge finds you guilty, why is there a justice system ?

[@myaccount3402]

The cops determined her guilt, the judge just allowed their judgement to stand

[@russellnodder9626]

Cop needs to be fired and sued and judge should be disbarred.

[@mathiask7959]

Sucks that we the people have to know more about the laws than those enforcing them

[@68Cypher]

Well that is becuase there are people that would murder their own fam bam in the name of stoking the blue shaft

[@jasonscott8844]

That is actually a major sign of living in a police state

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

What sucks is as we the sheeple do not fight back. Law suits is not fighting back.

[@peoplenewstoday]

“I got a call” is not a sworn statement!

[@jb8801]

The judge sidedd with the pigs. Not surprising. That judge and those pigs belong in prison.

[@alfonzacorn]

They automatically want to arrest somebody when they feel that you have done something wrong but they don't get arrested when they do wrong this is wrong on many many levels

[@christiannielsen3300]

She is right the cop is wrong

[@hhhy9160]

And yet somehow we all without any training, resources etc have to be more aware, patient, calm, knowledgeable and make no mistakes.

[@gangly37]

I hope her attorney appeals this ruling.

[@billpii6314]

Well, it does take $$ so you better hope she has some then.

[@thecolonel1978]

End qualified immunity now! Never, NEVER vote for a pro-law enforcement politician.

[@HawksDiesel]

End terry v. Ohio, end qualified immunity. Police unions should never dictate what is taught at the police academy

[@davidgriffin6724]

Yet another case where justice must be found in the streets.

[@ganzmelrah1607]

Bang Bang Bang Gang!!!.

[@billyrandell]

If someone thinks the victim's reaction is irrational or out of line, then they've probably never been bullied or discriminated against. Humans don't like being treated like they aren't human.

[@riettarichardson9485]

Yeah, the White Man he’s so grand!!! This is a false arrest, the young lady was backing out of a driveway!!!

[@brucer.5403]

Any judge with some common decency would have tossed those charges out. That would have pissed off the Pope even.

[@bigrich6750]

I contacted Sheriff Chitwood after this incident. Of course,he defended the deputy, because I quote, she cussed at the cop, but it was the deputy who first cussed at the young woman, who was innocent of any crime. The deputy was not even on the right street. He had gone to the wrong street and attacked the first person he saw, which is just fine and dandy with Sheriff Chitwood.

[@luckymanham302]

That’s crazy. Cussing a cop is free speech. Yet again, another incorrect interpretation of law from the highest position cop. Unreal

[@christophernuckolls9964]

Chitwood is a loser, just like his lover Weaver.

[@Wintercide]

Pretty sure the deputy was high or drunk, how do you show up to the wrong street?

[@KAnderson2020]

Figures. He's evil, too.

[@willielongbotham7156]

You get the quality of police that you deserve by putting up with their unlawful actions. I live in what some term a 3rd world country, where this event would result in physical action by the public against the police involved, starting with being verbally warned and if not heeded? escalating through ICU visit to possible death for the abusers.. Based on this, the police are very careful about how they treat the public...

[@nbeneby]

How dare the cop snatch open the lady's door

[@jamesroales2684]

That would of super-infuriated me, too!

[@elderdwaynehull5377]

We got to get them corrupt judges out of office

[@clifflayne9073]

If the judge sided with the officers, the judge should be removed from the bench.

[@branchesofYAH]

If the injustice system won't do what is just and right, we the people must remove it, and imprison those committing these acts.

[@buckeyebob7919]

Or more

[@johndouai4833]

YES...there "IS" a Constitutional RIGHT to defend yourself from a corrupt and ILLEGAL government...which is what we've BEEN UNDER, since later 1870's...

[@stanleyhaskell8207]

Protect the 2nd amendment at all costs.

[@toxinfactory7986]

All I saw was a violent car jacking by the criminal costumed individuals.

[@kendallsmith1458]

Surrounded by an armed gang

[@L337f33t]

good point. what if the guy was just impersonating an officer?

[@bradgrand79]

He’s a carjacker and should’ve been dealt with accordingly

[@henrypierce8010]

This is a situation where qualified immunity should not applied.

[@keithgriffin761]

a lot of misconduct is occurring in Volusia County of Florida. Sherrif Mike Chitwood must go

[@jasoncody1537]

Volusia County cops are crooked every single one of them

[@roczilla6834]

The blue backing up the blue is frightening when you have your freedom on the line. I hope she has the means to have a good lawyer and not take a plea deal.

[@poolbob8776]

There should definitely be a lawsuit here. This could have been handled so much better. As usual the situation was quickly escalated by the police.

[@nobbybrown8056]

Cops turn up and break numerous laws and the civilian ends up arrested. I feel a big law suit incoming! Plus the judge should be held in contempt.

[@JonathanLedbetter]

Anyone got the direct contact info for the judge in this case? They need to be reminded that the Constitution is not optional in this country.

[@skillethead15]

Thanks to stupid judicial immunity, judges can burn the constitution in their courtroom and nobody can do anything about it. It's absolutely insane the type of stuff that goes on in this country.

[@TCK-9]

It's easy to find with a few minutes of digging online. Just cross reference a few bits of info and you can find the information rather easily. I would post it, but the last couple times I did I ended up in youtube jail for a while 😒

[@gearllowe849]

The cops didn't have the right to mess with her at all!

[@thewarrior9087]

That Judge needs to be removed. How many BIG cases has he gotten wrong. This is evident. -theWarrior

[@garyeggbean2803]

Even once they knew they had the wrong address and wrong person they still maliciously prosecuted her for four felony charges punishable with up to 20 years in prison. As far as I can tell the alleged offence was not helping armed criminals in costumes with the unlawful assault and kidnap on her person.

[@blainelytle341]

I sure hope she contacts Institute for Justice with this blatant violation of her civil rights !

[@AtlantaSoundGuy]

The police will investigate themselves and find no wrongdoing.

[@mtw1234]

Kidnapped right out of her car and the judge sides with the cops?!!

[@justinlloyd3]

I know everyone feels the same way. We would rather a criminal get away than for an innocent person to be harrassed or jailed.

[@bryank3980]

They wonder y they don't get respect when they treat people like that especially when u show up at the wrong address

[@timtubemusic]

This tyrant has no idea about de-escalation or how to treat the public. Violated 4th amendment entering the car and taking the keys and excessive force. What could have been a few questions escalated into ruining this innocent womans life. He's a danger to the public. Fire him!

[@gramps6334]

Their ego immediately blinds them from evaluating anything. Dangerous behavior. And typical training failure.

[@icanseenowherefromhere8995]

All cops demand respect, but so few give it. And they wonder why more and more people are turning against them.

[@user-wt7eb5ox6q]

that cop doing so good, went to the wrong address and still found a way to hurt citizens. just doing my job ma'am, i'll take your vocalizations as indication of another satisfied customer

[@horbie5039]

Just an observation, but it seems that a very high percentage of tyrant cops have full sleeve arm tattoos.

[@moochie6855]

I’ve always thought the same thing. Must be every time they beat someone they get a free tat

[@RepublicConstitution]

It's a sign of the deteriorating standards. You'll see that everywhere now. Restaurants, hospitals, etc.

[@libertyforever836]

They are gang members that’s why they have tattoos. They are the “muscle arm of the state” gang. Or in another language, they are the new American gestapo.

[@XBootlicker]

Because they make poor life decisions.

[@MuzixMaker]

scraping the bottom of the barrel

[@mikemike1690]

The scotus has ruled you can defend against this with deadly force. Maybe that should….

[@riettarichardson9485]

No More QUALIFIED IMMUNITY!!!! “Blank the Police!

[@DadOdizzle]

She has a viable law suit. Another reason to keep your car doors locked, and windows rolled up with only a small crack

[@jackwarren8788]

If police officers keep continuing to act like this then defunding the police is a good idea

[@jimmycannon8057]

Not only the cop's but the corrupt judges and cop supporters who allow them to continue to get away with this 🦬💩

[@barrybb5409]

Defund the police all you want. Theyll just extract money from white people so they can continue abusing black people. What we are seeing currently.

[@conniemcmillian7010]

This should have been done. Remove Qualified Immunity and Defund the police [Race Soldiers]😢

[@TheRealDrJoey]

We need reform from top to bottom. Judges, DAs, cops. They're all basically evil now. I'm beginning to have empathy with the Germans caught up in the rise of the Nazis in the 30s.

[@bobmoz]

you can’t be charged with resisting arrest if you committed no crime in the first place.