When Cops Mistake A Teacher For a Violent Fugitive

[@agarthastudio6005]

"I'm not here to mess with you. I'm just here to mess with you & try to find some reason to arrest you or remove you from this world." -The Police

[@Micky-A.]

Wrote the same exact thing as you bud!! Strange ain't it ? Lol.

[@Cazmun3i]

Seems like black folks dont really have rights

[@davelordy]

_"I'm not here to mess with you"_ Says two armed men who've got you on your knees like a prisoner awaiting execution.

[@jeremy_trent]

When was the timestamp for that exact quote? I totally missed it! lol!

[@ElJefe3126]

All he's done since initiating the stop is messing with him. He hasn't done one other thing.

[@treyburger5314]

Love how they always say I'm not trying to mess with u as they mess with u

[@technne-gu1yu]

they arent they are there to arrest you to the smallest thing to ruin your life or just take your life from you

[@metzger5850]

"This wouldn't have happened if..." "Look what you made me do to you"

[@londenard]

I love how they are so surprised when someone gets upset they are being harassed by the police without cause...

[@davelordy]

First video: _"I'm allowing you to chill"_ Thank you master, thank you.

[@Tinks82]

I love how pigs escalate things, violate your rights & then act like YOU'RE wrong for being upset!

[@michelerenem]

it's the ultimate gaslighting and narcissism. Those are the type of people who seek these jobs out... Sociopathic narcissists

[@bettyanthony2733]

The cop had no problem with him going into the car to retrieve his ID but his hands on his pockets were a threat? How asinine!

[@Auto..Payge.]

Exactly. Aman gave his name immediately and his ID immediately the cop didn’t have to even ask twice yet he was STILL suspicious. They tell us not wanting to give name etc is what causes suspicion usually! This time tho he was still suspicious! If that’s not proof the cop profiled him and had made up his mind already

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@Auto..Payge."suspicious"? You spelled "racist" wrong.

[@tara1darby]

Rest in heaven Ahmaud Aubrey. He was murdered in cold blood for jogging in the wrong neighborhood.

[@howardcrumpler2298]

They always use "this area is known for drug activity" to justify harassing someone!!!

[@rwid71663]

well, if you lived in a area like that you would know why.

[@henryjackman3160]

Courts allow them to use their experience and "high crime area" as justification to establish reasonable suspicion of a crime. It is complete BS but SCOTUS has taken a chainsaw to the 4A to aid police in keeping the courts busy and collecting revenue.

[@errata101]

what park or area is not a place where druggies hang out? ​@@rwid71663

[@marcbeebee6969]

If you Donat want to called a horse dont look and talk like one. Of your sitting in a beat up car in such a area that's just to much stereotype to ignore. 😅

[@bobsch-gd6ze]

well, it is amazing that the area "IS" known for illicit drug use and yet they still hang out in a known Hot Spot...

[@miltonjones1620]

He's on his knees and the cop says I'm not here to mess up your day

[@johnsomich7890]

“I’m not here to mess up your day”…. As he is DEFINITELY, CURRENTLY, MESSING up his day!

[@bradunderwood1012]

Piss’s me off watching these kind of videos. Getting tired of cops acting like this.

[@janice5057]

We are all criminals in their opinion

[@cherylalt101]

It almost seems like the cameras are making them act worse. It's like a defiant child who just acts up for no reason. In most of these cases, the officers are short tempered and aggressive, but expect the citizen to be polite and understanding and love being harassed by them. If you are grateful to be harassed and abused, then you're uncooperative and suspicious. Their behavior is generally ridiculous and contrary to everything we know about human nature. I can't see anything in the third case but they ram his car twice and then try to drag him out despite one officer telling them that the man was stuck. They kept up their violent abuse until the poor guy died. Jeez I mean can't they check to see if someone might be seriously injured before they get crazy with more violence?

[@jazzforme2u]

A black man sitting in the park

[@stanswaby]

That a all the justification it takes

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@stanswabydidn't you know "Black on a Tuesday" is a First Degree Felony?

[@Auto..Payge.]

Aman complied .. he gave him name immediately gave his ID immediately and the cop STILL thought he was suspicious! This PROVES it doesn’t matter if you comply!!!

[@hobeone1192]

I watched this channel grow throughout the years. So much better than what is was when started.

[@auditarchive2400]

Thank you for sticking with us! What is the good and what is the bad? What can we still improve?

[@laurierice7687]

Standing up for our rights is now considered "acting crazy"! Make it make sense! Referring to 1st video.

[@birddawg5878]

The ones with the badge win. They will investigate themselves and find nothing wrong

[@runninreb9142]

I'm not searching you, I'm checking you"

[@stanswaby]

The lies continue to escalate

[@robertducat-qp7qy]

The one cop on Arbery, so damn scared that he is BACKING UP WITH ONE HAND ON HIS GUN, AND THE OTHER ON HIS RADIO MICROPHONE Perhaps he should work for McDonald's

[@BrianMcCoy-f5w]

I mean Arbrey did get angry and aggressive outta nowhere and he seemed pressed to tell the pig he was a rapper he said it like 10 times like bro calm down u not a rapper blood

[@charliebrard5359]

Unfortunately this young man was shot and killed by a racist man and his son for being in the wrong neighborhood . The dad and his son were found guilty and sentenced to jail.

[@vivianpatton5692]

I'm fed up with cops being aggressive & pulling out guns & using a taser for NO good reason. It needs to change.

[@postholedigger8726]

Everybody is fed up except the police departments who encourage it and a corrupt judicial system that turns a blind eye to police crimes.

[@April-tm7uv]

What you going to do about it?😊

[@vivianpatton5692]

@@April-tm7uv Write the Governor .

[@ASKMEABOUTMYGARDEN]

@@vivianpatton5692 the black dude was being aggressive the whole time.

[@laurierice7687]

We need national police reform.

[@bobwoods5017]

I remember a time that I thought we were a free and open society, and was told a country under God... With justice for all.... To me it was a promise to us. How naive was I??? Qualified immunity under mines our liberties and grants judicial protection to aggressive violent behavior while allowing racism to spread among law enforcement.

[@tumbler2808]

I can guarantee some of these officers would gladly call themselves a Christian, but never think about what Jesus would do in their stead

[@johnd545]

My thoughts as well and affects feelings of deceit.... Including as a citizen that it is our oath to each other. All such behavior can be defined as a Travesty = According to Cambridge: something that fails to represent the values and qualities that it is intended to represent, in a way that is shocking or offensive: eg: Langdale described the court ruling as a travesty of justice. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Lies, lying & hypocrisy a pack of lies idiom artifice bad faith black is white idiom ageism falsehood Falsification feed someone a line idiom fib Fiction Lie mythologically mythologize Perjury Idiom stretch the truth idiom weasel words .white lie whopper Etc.

[@elderdwaynehull5377]

Lying cops smell no weed.

[@rogernormanjr4315]

This cop seeks refuge behind his vehicle and then proceeds to demand compliance and obedience to his commands as he searches for weapons or drugs, while simultaneously calling code, and putting other lives in danger to make cops come quickly and get physical…

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

'i'LL explain to you in a second" a second to us might be a minute or two but to a cop it' apparently means NEVER !

[@jessiperry2276]

Seriously, how many interactions do they escalate that could've been handled just fine if they just answered the question, "what did I do?"?

[@rogernormanjr4315]

The truth is, deputy Little and his group decided to abuse the guy and then punish him for it, and the use of force, which they were perpetrating upon him, showed contempt for his safety and well being in addition to a desire to make his arrest as painful and punitive as possible…

[@marcbeebee6969]

Yeah but you must admit this guy is suspect as sh** 😂. Did you have teachers like him? He talks and dresses like a thug. His damaged car looks like the car of a drug addict😅

[@jamesjeter2658]

If you’re that scared, you need to get another job. This job is not for you.

[@garlandmoore8553]

Notice that the other cop has his hand on his weapon, and ready to shot. The original cop now mention his license is suspended, which seen a little suspicious to me.

[@amazinggrace5692]

This isn’t the first time a lic plate reader got the name wrong. There needs to be a strict policy of identification before putting handcuffs on. The fact that she said she was a school teacher and just came from the gym should have given them cause to double check right then.

[@Jebondiah]

"Listen man, I'm not here to give you a hard time." *holding him at tazer point on the ground because he's in a park in the broad daylight*

[@BANGDANGOW45]

Their license plate reader has cost them far more in lawsuits than the system costed.

[@johnmiddleton4646]

Stop your lying officer. The email gave you the license number, but you never checked. You found a red car and immediately went after that women.

[@Lily-baby23]

Most officers are psychotic. They escalate things, don't Communicate well, twist things around, Then blame you for all the wrong doings that they did it's psychotic.

[@Lily-baby23]

I'll explain everything to you in just a second..... 2 minutes go by .. 🦗 nothing 😅 you politely ask again. They tell you just to calm down😅 it's crazy 🤪 to the extreme from lie enforcement 😅

[@charles7443]

What is it that cops feel like they can come up and call citizens "man", "brother" or "buddy", but expect to be called officer.

[@christiangomez73thetimexbegin]

Off The Bat… What The Hell Does That Citizen Need I.D. For?!

[@rongarrett1366]

I counted 50 people from Indiana with the same name as me and 25 people from Utah. The reason for the search was that I was cussed out by a woman on Twitter for something that happ[ened in Utah. I've never been to Utah.

[@tomlevasseur8550]

Cop saw nothing illegal but stopped anyway. He’s trying to create crimes where none exist. Chilling in a park is suspicious activity??

[@stanswaby]

Must be some kind of new approach to policing and taught in cop school. Treat everyone as a criminal, violate all number of rights, use excessive force and hope somewhere down the line something will stick. And then ending with some BS charge of resisting, obstructing and/or disorderly conduct. Please

[@stevenburkhardt1963]

Huge lawsuit is required in this second clip

[@RiverratGoRVing]

This is way Qualified Immunity needs to be removed from Police. They need to be held accountable for their actions. Camera and Audio need to be on and a Law needs to be Passed and Inforced that they remain on at all times. As well as being worn by all Law Enforcement Agencies. All Settlements need to be paid from Officers Pinion Fund and not Taxpayers Money.

[@IAMDPP]

Even if Qualified Immunity is removed, if the DA will not press the charges, what will it matter. I mean both the FBI and the CIA have cause problems in our community and have never punished themselves.

[@cliffordlacy8650]

The minute that cop found out he had the wrong person in the car he should have got her out not let her sit there

[@rshume341]

Qualified immunity needs to be abolished. Police need to be held accountable and not withbacking of the public purse...

[@IAMDPP]

Even if Qualified Immunity is removed, if the DA will not press the charges, what will it matter. I mean both the FBI and the CIA have cause problems in our community and have never punished themselves.

[@Bigpay5150]

2nd incident. How did they mess this up. You got the description of the car and the license plate, and you still got the wrong person. They were supposed to be looking for a red car, not a black suv

[@cliffordlacy8650]

He didn't do anything. No need for id.

[@richarddavis2961]

A police officer who stopped an innocent man and then pats him down for officer safety or officer sexual misconduct what is the difference.

[@DukeTodd100]

I am not here to mess with you says the cop. So let me search your car and keep you detailed.

[@terrymax5340]

So cop Taz innocent people or assault them ,they face no charges . In saying this, do we have these rights to do this like they do. No laws say police can commit crimes.

[@bpdmf2798]

The guy didn't match the description, it was a black man in a green shirt and they stopped a black man in a neon yellow shirt.

[@DennisJantz-uk5hf]

The cop that showed up acts like he's ready to start slinging lead. Dude. Wasn't acting right either

[@jmac3977]

Last vid. He was detained. Cops don’t get to detain and then transport a suspect. That’s an arrest. Cops are supposed to transport the witness/victim to the suspect location for an ID.

[@elmerslick8700]

In the full video(neon shirt), a lawyer filmed the "detainment" from his nearby office. The cops came by to take down names and confiscate any evidence of the incident. The lawyer said everything has been emailed to the mayor and local news...no IDs given to the cop.

[@cherylalt101]

There's about 20 different shades of green, but cop never asks light green, dark green, neon green, and after detaining this guy, he calls victim and after about 20 questions finally asks for height and weight. Now he knows it's not the guy he's detained, but cop is going to run with it anyway until he can come up with something to arrest this guy for to justify his detainment and harassing him. Terrible, shoddy police work. It's almost like they don't know how to do even minimal investigation and only know how to escalate situations and go from 0 to 100 in a couple of seconds. Then they can't understand why citizens respond annoyed or angry...I'm harassing you for your own good, why won't you be happy about it and let me abuse you and your rights? What's wrong with you man, I'm harassing you nicely, man. Please be my friend and let me search your vehicle and your underwear and ruin your day or maybe your life. Like what's your problem, man, I'm not trying to mess with you! Do these jokers ever watch their own bodycams? It should be required that they review certain footage to learn from it and see how different the truth often is from the info they give to new officers on the scene or to supervisors. That info when they call for backup or relay info is critical to how other officers respond, but 9 out of 10 times they outright lie or at the least exaggerate the suspect's aggression or belligerence and the suspect always ends up at hospital or dead when all the charges are dropped because they were innocent to begin with, but police just don't listen or use any critical thinking skills. It's all a huge waste of taxpayer money and resources and also negatively impacting citizens' lives and future interactions with police. It's a lowdown dirty rotten shame to put it bluntly.

[@glennwall552]

Technology services simple take photo and send it.

[@Nabinut]

Although she didn't explicitly say this incident was a reason, Jasmine Horne recently moved out of the US.

[@Holocaustica]

I’m at a loss as to how law enforcement officers are no longer taught how to defuse interpersonal conflict or deescalate tense situations. The first one actually looks like he’s trying to AVOID a peaceful tone for an increase in volatility.

[@glennwall552]

IDF trainer teach escalation is desculation it been exposed.

[@voodoo420420]

'Stop moving' says the pig to someone who is clearly knocked out.

[@tomlevasseur8550]

Poor Miss Jasmine. Cops will get off because of a “reasonable “ mistake. Why the racial profiling assumption??

[@cherylalt101]

I think because they immediately snatched her even though she was home and very cooperative. The most minimal investigation would have revealed it was her car and license and registration matching would have revealed that something didn't add up. She asked why she was in cuffs repeatedly. She said she was at home and she was a teacher. Nothing added up but they saw a black woman and assumed her guilt. It took way to long and scared Jasmine half to death which was all in necessary. There's a very good chance that a white woman in the same situation would have been treated differently because she didn't match their idea of a criminal.

[@danielbockmann883]

The first guy was probably released because the cop didn't want the footage to be reviewed and see how badly his partner screwed up by trying to tase the guy for no reason

[@mijour]

training for a police dog typically takes between eight months and a year, Training for Officers 6 weeks to 12 weeks

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

and police dogs are 85% incompetent according to my count !

[@happyinparis]

Well, dogs are smarter ... a lot smarter than cops.

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@PaulRoos-p3oworking dogs are only as good as their handler. Blame the dork, not the dog.

[@SkunkApe407]

​@@happyinparisyeah, but the dog doesn't call the shots. Unfortunately.

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

@@SkunkApe407 exactly my point, the dogs would have a 98% success rate if not for the lying cops claiming they "hit" just so their buds can vioilate the 4th amendment and search the car which invariably comes up empty !

[@Dragons4Dummies]

What kind of psycho tries to rip the guy out of a window as his leg is stuck? What was that? Were they like... TRYING to hurt this guy? And the last one was silly, not gonna lie. I love how they unironically left as soon as she confirmed he was black, arrested some guy, THEN asks the victim for more details, and even though the details don't match he's basically like "Idk. He's preeeetty black, and preeeetty upset. Lets just arrest him anyway."

[@ruthpittman4079]

The second officer is a flat out crazy coward!!!

[@krisnkyle9834]

Meanwhile the daughter is being illegally detained this entire time

[@BMHenning]

the constitution provides a provision to retaliate against tyrants, those things you refer to as cops.

[@angelahansen3398]

It is sad when a person has no right to sit in his car in a public place in the middle of the day.

[@JenSwarbrick1966]

After being told that the guy was the owner of the car, the cop had the audacity to say, OH WELL, seconds before they figured out he wasn't breathing. "I just killed a guy for no reason but OH WELL, too bad, so sad" Such disgusting, dismissive, unconscionable, uncaring behaviour from a cop ... that apparently shouldn't be a cop if he's got that callous of an attitude toward another human being.

[@April-tm7uv]

He was the one that was killed by the two racist 😮father and son

[@twizteddreamz5150]

They kidnapped that man.

[@arthurreynolds53]

Pure thuggery,worse when they gang up

[@Temeraire101]

"No please I'm teacher". Not a teacher of English then.

[@tekkisasleep]

It’s wild to me that state and federal laws, and the constitution are written in a way to protect us from the people ( law enforcement) that are supposed to be the ones protecting and serving us, we the people!

[@robertducat-qp7qy]

That one cop is slowly flanking Mr Arbery

[@BillBlast7372]

***NO ONE IS QUESTIONING THIS, WHY....*** the increase was for the nanny to go from 3 to 5 days a week, but when the husband said I'm free on Fridays, the wife's attorney said a nanny isn't needed on Fridays bc the nanny only works 3 days a wk....so why the need for the increase then??? It's total BS!!!

[@eleazarmerriweather9774]

It is godly wicked grossly wicked to treat people like this and don’t tell them but the purpose that they have been arrested for

[@atlantik770]

The Gang Member in blue is "Fishing", big "EGO" but he is there to harassing someone!! End qualified Immunity maybe then something will change holds these Tyrants personally accountable!

[@psycharol]

I dont believe these oficers this person was a fugitive I believe they knew she was a black woman so all policies and laws are off the table. I can understand why she thinks she might be murdered.

[@AlejandroBelloRD]

That police road pirate didn't have a problem getting close a civilian when demanding ID, but then asks to "get back" and immediately asks for a second unit: Escalation Death Game is ON!

[@ScottieHarvey-q9r]

SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS

[@garyhale5167]

The first guy was the one who 3 guys were found guilty of murder after they stalked him and shot him, they're still in prison 🤡🐖🐷🌰🥜🌰🥜🤔🥜🐿️🤬🦅🇺🇲

[@jasonseifried7192]

I’m not here to mess with you but I’m messing with you. Wtf. This behavior needs to be rectified

[@luigivaraies4946]

What's the point of these stories if there is no completion

[@showwhite7320]

Why do cops keep believing that a person running must be guilty? You hear this over and over again in these police videos. You would think by now, they would know that people just run when they get scared, especially when you rush at them with your guns drawn.

[@Libertaro-i2u]

Because usually, running indicates guilt.

[@BS-stupe]

Does this cop know about cell phones and texting a photo. The person at the other end of that phone call could have looked at a photo. That cop was just trying to cause a problem to act on. There is no excuse for this cop.

[@denisedowney9065]

How about sit and WAIT for the CALL of criminal activity

[@justinhawk4215]

So the first one was the guy they had on camera raiding new homes

[@Andre-x6x2b]

Racially profile at it's finest.!

[@krisnkyle9834]

When will they check the name against the warrent

[@stanswaby]

Must be some kind of new approach to policing and taught in cop school. Treat everyone as a criminal, violate all number of rights, use excessive force and hope somewhere down the line something will stick. And then ending with some BS charge of resisting, obstructing and/or disorderly conduct. Please

[@wolf12077]

I'm so sick of this shit what can we do?

[@tamtheman2099]

The current problem with Law enforcement is training is not given by nationally accredited companies the present batch of training companies focus on Officer Safety first second and third before even considering citizen's safety.

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

Breona Taylor?, I'd be more afraid to end up like sandra Bland !

Dispatch should have spelled the name since is wasn’t a common name.

[@jasonseifried7192]

Why do police departments hire idiots???

[@jittaun248]

To control citizens. And they get away with it because citizens dont know how to invoke their 1st, 4th, 5th, or 8th constitutional rights.

[@jasonseifried7192]

@@jittaun248 preach

[@user-rs8zg8ey2b]

Incompetence at the genius level, lock them up!

[@3dprintedrx]

RIP Ahmad Arbery

[@Ni73sh4d3]

"Just take a deep breath, you're alright" No you psychopath, she's not alright. I know you haven't developed theory of mind like most people do by age five, but other people have their own emotions.

[@andrews6013]

The worst part about the auditing community is that a there is soooooo much material that its always something new. For the most part

[@POTSy-EDS-Zebra]

There’s a video of in I believe it was Jacksonville Florida where this exact situation happened (except the suspect was running from a different kind of crime I think it was armed robbery or something really serious like that) and the guy who was detained handled it completely differently by remaining calm even when they handcuffed him and just patiently waited to be proven to not be the man they were looking for (he even filmed the encounter in a respectful way) and the kicker was he fit the description of the suspect EXACTLY (outfit hair etc) and guess what? The entire encounter only lasted a few minutes, there were zero issues (aka no yelling, cussing, violence, or other issues) and the man SHOOK the hands of the officers and thanked them for keeping his neighborhood safe by doing their due diligence to find and capture the suspect, ensuring a violent criminal wasn’t running around. I’d take an officer who will stop someone that fits a description of a potentially violent suspect over an officer who will see someone matching the description and not stop them for A COUPLE MINUTES because they’re worried about being politically correct and yes, that means I wouldn’t mind an officer stopping ME if I fit the description of a criminal because I’d rather be MILDLY inconvenienced for A COUPLE MINUTES than live in a neighborhood where police don’t do their job. If we are being honest, the same people thinking it’s wrong to stop someone who fits a description of a violent suspect to rule them out would be the same people condemning those same officers for not stopping this man if he WAS the VIOLENT suspect and he went on to attack someone else for their car/phone/money/etc then and they would say “well who cares that he didn’t fit the FULL description they should’ve stopped him because he fit the description enough that it’s possible it was him and NOW look at what he went and did because the officers didn’t do their job. People ultimately judge them no matter what they do so they may as well do their jobs to the best of their abilities in a way that allows them to sleep soundly at night knowing they did what they could to keep their community safe and I really think people should put themselves in the officers shoes. Eyewitness accounts are notoriously unreliable so “a black man in a green shirt” could have literally been a Hispanic man in an electric blue shirt for all they know so if they see someone who fits a big part of the descriptionhow could they NOT stop to literally JUST rule them out and send them on their way if it’s not them? To make my point, riddle me this, if your spouse/family member called and said “a black man in a green shirt just robbed us and hit me and our son/daughter and he took off running down the street” and while driving home you see a black man in a green shirt running down the street near your house, can you honestly tell me you wouldn’t think you may have found the guy you were just told about? I think humanity would get along a great deal more if we just took the time to put ourselves into someone else’s shoes to see a situation from a lens that is different from what is “cool” and “acceptable” at the time and come to our own conclusions about how we would handle that same situation if it was us in their shoes.

[@amazinggrace5692]

The first guy when the taser misfired … I mean the guy took his hands out of his pockets and went down on his knees right away, so why did the cop try and take him?

[@jefferyholcombe5189]

Officer running his ID threw NCIC has already violated his 4th amendment right's when they try to run his name for warrant's. There are many violations of his right's to comply with the officers unlawful directive's to not get in his car and keep his hand's out of his pocket's. This is the epitome of a bad set of officers violating his right's to investigate when they have no articulable suspicion.

[@stanswaby]

Must be some kind of new approach to policing and taught in cop school. Treat everyone as a criminal, violate all number of rights, use excessive force and hope somewhere down the line something will stick. And then ending with some BS charge of resisting, obstructing and/or disorderly conduct. Please

[@eleazarmerriweather9774]

This is nothing but torture

[@GlenNelson-e1j]

This is why there hated so much

[@ithinkitsaurus]

probable suspicion of what?

[@godsbabi1]

Why are these videos blurred?

[@bigjay6743]

I'm not here to mess with your day says the cop as the guy is kneeling on the ground with 2 cops standing over him and one with his hand on his weapon.

[@anthonyesparsen7776]

What is wrong with her breathing so hard ? !

[@JamesDonald-bl3zp]

I do smell just enough weed that we can look in th car