Cops Got A Call Again | Arrested For Walking Around My House
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What is really sad is that is probably a second longer than a brotha's life span after a gun is seen or called out by a cop.
These days, you cannot 'dispel' cops, they won't believe you.
They believe whatever fits their narrative.
It's better to invoke your 5A right to silence.
Thankfully he didn't have any cigarettes on him of he might have been murdered...
Not to mention he’s got earbuds in so may have not heard any orders!!
Consider naming the prosecutor in these cases. It is obviously a public service to name the officers for misdeeds but what sane person doing the job of prosecutor took this sham of a case to trial?
Not convicted of anything but still forced to pay $100 costs. Judge needs to be sacked as well as these cops.
Many states are doing this exact thing , not guilty But you need to still pay court costs ….. got to get Our money somehow.
Isn't that unconstitutional? Charging money to access due process is essentially a denial of that right! It's no longer equal protection under the law!
The Institute for Justice should take charging fines for innocence up as a case!
@@kharnthebetrayer1575 SO this is police taxing without representation, like parking tickets...
@mandelstamm yep some charge $200 to fight a $50 ticket 😅😂
@@tygrahof9268 pretty much, as someone said IJ needs to go after Any and all states that charge you for Due Process!!
The police are not public servants. They are an occupying force.
The standing army we were warned about!!
But We Got a Call..... b.s. has gotta go
They are enemy of the people
State sponsored terrorists
@@apexaero and we all know there was never a call 🙄
Why is the victim paying court cost? Make the cops pay the court cost.
Because no matter the issue, right or not, hes not a choosen one but a goy :( bow to your master or Uncle Shmuel will punish you anyway
Yea, I would sue the arresting officers for court cases.
Why in the hell would he be forced to pay court costs if ALL charges were dropped ? FFS!
He should sue
Normally, because that's how the laws are written. Or in others words 'We're not paying for our mistakes'
Because courts charge defendants for their services. So do jails and prisons. Being tried and/or convicted is not a free ride. And if the defendant is guilty, it works - the problem is that it's a punishment for no good reason when the defendant is innocent.
States don't like having to pay for all their mistakes. So they make you pay either way.
They must know he cant afford a lawyer
Cops need to be held accountable personally, remove qualified immunity completely.
Search Americans against qualified immunity.
When the ppl know the law they lose immunity. I recently read a court case where the officer lost immunity for slamming a guy.
Overturn Terry v Ohio
@@kevinsmith4814It happens, but it's not guaranteed. Cops often arrest people out of anger. This usually leads to a book and release. If you sue for wrongful arrest, the lawsuit is taxpayer funded and it doesn't help if your car was impounded. Qualified immunity shouldn't exist at all., 👍
@captjohnson5452 thats not gonna happen.....it simply needs to be tightened to the point where they cut the shit after patting you down they dont try to tell you to keep your hands out your pockets.
I'm a mental health professional, and its sick how cops violently attack and kidnap people and then ask them if they have mental issues when they're angry or scared or not calm in a situation where any sane person would be upset.
I have a suggestion, why don't you go to some these calls and see for yourself what its really like instead of talking out of your ass.
YEP!!!!! TIRED!!!!
I'm ALSO a mental health professional.
We should both know that there is a use of force continuom, and this will be put in place via policy.
It's not cops, it's policy.
@@leeyaferguson9019yes!!!! We must stop oprah!!! I like your energy bro. Lead the way!!!!!!!!!
It's called gaslighting.
The security officer should be in prison for weaponizing the cops along the cops for false arrest and abuse
Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
the fact they muted the audio is a MAJOR red flag
And should be considered tampering with evidence.
There should not be any OFF buttons at all on their cameras!!!
From the context that was when they were talking about where he lived so my assumption is that the details of his address were muted.
@@joannakasper5486they could mute the recording that they send to the public if it has address or birthday. But there needs to be a recording that has no mute
@@kasarrobin5420 but that version should not be released to the public if it contains personal, identifying information about the detainee. The unmuted version would be a part of the case evidence.
Muting body cams so they can conspire against someone needs to be a felony
Automatic
A privately owned company should have control of the body cams. When a cop starts his/her shift, the body cam should turn on and then off at the end of the shift.. The officer should not have any control of the body cam. Everything said and done by the officer on duty should be recorded. Also, make it a felony for the office to cover or try to stop sound recording. When you get body cams for your defense, it should have a complete record of what was said with a clear picture and sound. When you get the body cam footage, some things are blurred out with no sound. Would that not be the definition of tampering with evidence? Who knows what could be important facts that are needed in court. A supreme court justice couldn't make that determination on the spot.
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yep they find out no ones car is broken into then panic to find something to charge him with
The goal is to put you in the system. Not to see if you are innocent of the call.
Straight to violence and then they conspire together. Disgusting, Disgraceful and Disturbing
I think body cameras should be mandatory and unable to be muted. It's always suspicious when they mute them and "confer".
Just like a gang.
@@thystaff742 YES< Arrest you the TAX you illegally. Might as well be wearing gang colors instead of uniforms.
Welcome to the blue line swine with K-9 patrol ! Yur guilty of a hunch and hearsay , understand !
@@thystaff742exactly
_"the problem is he's walking throughout the community"_
Fuck me, America is a dystopia.
america richest coyntry of the third world
Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
Oh ! So you can't walk anywhere anymore some people do do this.
It makes me laugh when I hear speeches from your presidents talking about other countries saying "They're jealous of our freedom". 🤣
The cops should be charged the legal fees.
Arrest the security guard for making a false report, that's a crime.
This is Florida though, so making false reports is normal thing for these people. They are literally on camera conspiring to pin any burglary on the victim. How are they even still employed, but it's Florida! Criminal empire with the legal authority to harass citizens.
Sue the guard.
Wannabe cops are worse than the blue line gang
I had a bad dog, it had to go live on a farm. The security guy needs to go to the farm too.
MAGA Florida another Red Police State, pay court cost..BS
We live in a police state designed for forced compliance.
There is a national program where it's comply now complain later. They don't care if you complain it goes no where. If you sue it comes from the insurance company. No accountability in the system from the top down.
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nWo
It wouldn't have gotten this way and this bad if people knew how to behave in the first place. Yes, cops have always had a history of corruption but so does literally everything involving humans. Our society is so broken in so many ways. It's a shame.
@average-joe-citizen1 they love saying " take the ride and try it in court" then they lose all the video and documentation for years
The judge should've ordered the officers to pay the court costs.
They protected and served the crap out of that taxpayer.
Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
The man should not be paying any court cost at all.He needs to be suing and get paid for his unwanted problems with the officers.
Just shows there is no longer a 14th amandment or 4th or 5th or 6th !
the 14th is pointless. The 4th amendment needs to be plead correctly for the lawsuit to proceed. it's all word play@@Poppagee69
@@bossman1699 well, literally 2 months ago they fired an officer for doing this exact same thing to someone with 🏀 🏀 bigger than 🏀, so it looks like a model claim for both of them.
@@danielboone8435 Facts ! I've seen stops like this go in the plaintiff's favor you just have to know your rights and how to plead it correctly in federal court. 42 USC 1983 ..
Yeah Right. Yawn.
What the security guard did, in my opinion, is the equivalent of swatting.
False police report?
@@davidrush4908 Basically yes. If the security guard knows who he is, sees him getting into his own car, barefoot, holding a cup of coffee, with no tools for breaking into or stealing cars, and already has some kind of beef with him then it seems to me that he called the cops only to harass the kid. That's really what swatting is. The use of law enforcement as a means of harassment.
He probably has the same attitude as these thug cops that citizens are under a defacto curfew, since they want to claim a citizen outside their home at night suspicious enough to warrant a full blown investigation.
Sounds like the security guard was stalking him waiting for an opportunity to retaliate
It also makes me wonder how the cop asked the security guard the questions. The guy said he looked in two cars that belonged to him then when the cop came back after questioning the guard, he said the guard said it was 3 or 4 cars. Did the cop ask a neutral question to get to the bottom of it or tell the guard the two cars belonged to the guy giving the guard a chance to make it 3 or 4 cars?
I love they gave him a lawful order and within two seconds tackled him, didn't give him to time to comply. And of course being upset over being illegally detained he is considered mental.
They gave an order. It was not lawful. Lawful means there is a law They can use to justify
I did not hear an order. That cop was mumbling incomprehensible gibberish. Only when he started reading from his Miranda cheat sheet did he produce english-sounding noises.
It wasn't a lawful order...
That was not a lawful order. Just because a cop says something DOESN'T MAKE IT LAWFUL!
The American police force is terrible.
It is easily the worst in the western world. If any of this happened anywhere else those officers would be, at least, severely disciplined or, most likely, fired for professional misconduct.
Having to pay a fine for completely fabricated charges is a great example of the American Justice system.
That could have been a plea deal put forth by the prosecutor; the accused should have refused it and called the prosecutor's bluff.
“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight, that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced, or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with.”
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand
@@549BRthat's just another way to say the same thing 😂
That's why the police only solve 12% to 24% of murders, 35% Burglaries. But have a 200% to 450% traffic court backlog daily.
@@549BR assuming that they can afford legal representation.. cops treat people differently if they assume that they are legally helpless
Tackle a barefoot guy holding a mug and a cellphone over a phone call? I'm pretty sure he can sue the hell out of them and win, easily.
Taxpayer will pay the damages. End qualified immunity
@@jeremyb239 the insurance company will pay the damages.
Exactly. That ain't burglary attire.
No Lawsuit will happen. No Lawyer will take the case because this is how the Court will find...
*Officers got a call from a citizen as a 911 call.
*The Officer's arrived on scene to a possible burglary in progress.
*Officers found a suspect who matched the callers description.
*They approached and tried to detain suspect to question about the criminal activity reported by another Citizen who has the authority to manage with a limited reach of power over, the property with the consent of the original property owners.
*The job of Law Enforcement/Peace Officers is to uphold the Law, capture criminals to be processed by the Court of Law and to uphold the Public's Peace. As long as whatever they are doing falls into that scope of that mandate then they are protected by Sovereign Immunity in the Courts not to be held responsible for the wake of a situation because they were doing their job with that in mind to UPHOLD the Law and KEEP the PEACE. So they are forgiven for any mistakes or damages that happen during the course of their duties.
And the Court will find in favor of the State and they will be granted Qualified Immunity and therefore protected from litigation.
A corrupt Judge will never find for the victim because if you hold Government Responsible for their actions that means that Judges and Politicians will one day be held accountable for their actions and can be held to US Code 18. They will NEVER EVER get rid of the King's 👑 Divine Protection to be held Publicly Responsible and be held civilly & criminally responsible for their actions.
@@renwynoutcastan anonymous call is not sufficient to detain someone. So says the Supreme Court.
"Have you got metal health issues" why are you saying your innocent, why are you angry, there must be something wrong with you. Gaslighting at it's finest.
Exactly 💯💯
How is it not racketeering to make him pay court costs from an illegal arrest?
How can the judge make him pay court costs when he didn't do anything wrong? Corrupt judges.
You can damn Skippy assume that by making him pay costs, even though the charges were dropped, that the Judge was a Cop Lover, and would have thrown the book at and severally punished dude if it wasn't Crystal Clear that it was a False Charge and Arrest.
That's damn Criminal Conspiracy.
Nobody gets their charges dropped, but still legally bound to pay costs.
They didn't ask to be charged, jailed, or Tried.
Pay attention to your LOCAL elections and vote corrupt judges out!
@@johnwick6995judge should be get Hillary Clintoned.
“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight, that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced, or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with.”
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand
You answered your own question!!
All those cops need to be fired and arrested and jailed
Especially the Sargent who was instigating
👍👍
He was up to no good
They wont
@brandonknight7240 who?
Honestly, how many police are needed for one dude? America is sure overkill with Police.
Despite its reputation, it'd an authoritarian state. Where I live, the police are used for directions, helping old ladies onto the train, and accidents.
How can you be charged with resisting arrest, when they claimed he was only being detained
contempt of cop charge. if they have nothing else they'll either hit you with disorderly or resisting. the problem is resisting is almost always a secondary charge though.
A good lawyer will used that!
How in the hell is it okay for any cop to mute a body cam? That should be an automatic termination
Tampering with evidence
more like automatic life imprisonement
If the security guard is harassing him all the time and the cars are his and he lives there, why is the security guard not charged for making a false 911 call?
This tyranny must stop. And the court should sing for their costs
I was think the same thing
That is an issue the man who was arrested needs to take up with his HOA.
No, that's a false 911 call that could've cost a man his life, the security guard should be arrested. @@joshkrause2977
@@joshkrause2977no, it's something that should be taken up with the police. If the man lied and knew that the guy was a resident who owned cars, but called anyway, that's false report and illegal. Not an HOA problem.
When I lived in a big apartment building with security, he tried to ID me and my friends who were helping me move, I didn’t give him shit and wrote a letter to my state governor and he was removed the same week, we the people need to speak with legislators to change this tyranny
He should sue for millions. Any jury should find in his favor.
The victim should be reimbursed for his time, his missed work hours, his trauma, and for being roughhoused by "peace officers". Being arrested for doing nothing wrong is a nasty experience that will sit with the victim for many years. He was walking around, mentally preparing for work and was followed by someone who he knows has it in for him. The next thing he knows he is chased by thugs in uniforms who handcuff and kidnap him, holding him against his will. He is concerned about missing his work shift but is continually held against his will for absolutely no valid reason. What a complete nightmare for that man.
This young man needs legal representation,,he needs to sue ASAP. .....THIS was unlawful arrest..
The cops should pay court fees if case dropped.
They need to be arrested on top of being fired and paying the court fees
Cops need to be sued.
Cops don't pay for anything. The community does the paying for the cop's misdeeds.
Exactly!
Overzealous is such a nice way to put it.
Those cops shouldn't be allowed to flip burgers, much less wear a badge.
Disgraceful, the lot of them.
When suspicion is treated exactly the same as guilt, that's not rule of law, that's tyranny.
Sue the security guard and company, the apartment complex and police department
When ever cops mute their cameras, you know they are guilty of violating somebody's rights
There should be a law for all cops, you cannot turn off your video or audio off. As a matter of fact, why does the camera have a mute and an off button?
When they mute or tamper with evidence in any way all charges should be dropped thrown out and cops disciplined
@@brisbanecarmeetsandtrackda9072 INDEED!
And they know they are about to violate someone's rights.
It's literally tampering/destruction of evidence
Why did he have to pay court fees if he was arrested for nothing and had all fake charges dropped? WTF
Because US of A.
At least partial court costs would have to be pinned on somebody and god forbid they get pinned on police officers. That would imply that police officers did something bad ...
The cops need to be fired when they mute or turn off their cameras.
This young man needs to get an attorney ASAP and at the very least sue for false arrest!
He needs to learn to keep his fkn mouth shut!
Hope he does sue for false arrest.
If you or I tackled somebody that way we would be charged with assault. So should they.
And he at least lost 1 day of work most likely.
And sue the security guard
DEMAND A LAWYER IMMEDIATELY!!!!!
Yes, immediately, after you've been booked. Old saying you can't beat the ride, but you beat the charge. In his case for a 100 bucks 😅😂
"I don't answer questions...so either arrest me for walking down the street at 3am or leave me alone."
Not one second of investigation!!!!! Disgusting!!!! It’s his cars and it’s where he lives!!! No loitering
Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
This guy needs to invoke his right to remain silent, and file a law suit.
That guy needs to quit trying to break into peoples cars.
@@SnarkyMcSnarklesthere was no proof that he was.
@@kenmrock9334 A security guard saw it and called the cops. I will concede that an eyewitness account is a step below absolute proof, but its enough most of the time.
Except all charges were dropped for a reason.. lol so not in this instance . Derp
@@nathanwhute856people! Stop feeding the trolls! It's so obvious!
Modern policing, attack first, investigate never, fabricate charges.
It's always been like this. Not just modern policing. We are just seeing it more with the adventof body cams and cell phone recording. This is nothing new. I became a cop in 1992 and it was happening then
Then lie on the report.
Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
The biggest problem I have with these situations is the fact that, even If the charges are dropped, the victim still has to deal with jail time or bail, costs, court, fees, and lawyer fees, even when they admit that they were wrong. It’s ridiculous that the judge dropped the charges but then made the victim pay the court costs. Every single situation like this, the person should be reimbursed for there, bail and court fees, and anything else associated with this. They shouldn’t have to file a lawsuit for those costs to be covered. Especially if they lose their job because of it.
Its a money racket. Every arrest brings in revenue to the system. Every arrest brings cops closer to a promotion which means more money for them.
Sounds like that security guard who called needs to be sued.
Every police contact is made profitable somehow.
The'll either take the cash out of your pocket now, or they'll get it later in the form of "fees."
PAY COURT COST WHEN THE PUBLIC ALREADY PAYS FOR ALL OF THAT, BECAUSE OF BULLCRAP CHARGES???.....JUDGE SHOULD BE DISBARRED
Makes my blood boil. Muting should be a felony. Kid should sue them all including the security guard.
As a lawyer, I would turn to the Jury and say, see where he's muting his camera, at this point I want you to assume that everything they are saying is the worst case scenario for this officer.
Even if its a minimum amount of jail time, just something so can't be cops again and aren't allowed to own a gun.
Tampering with a bodycam should be a summary five years in General Population.
No courts, no trials.
Unconstitutional?
Not by the standard of that same Constitution.
State Actors have VERY FEW rights.
They DO NOT have the right to a fair trial, they work for Das STATE.
@@comochinganconestocan you help me sue them? That was me and I’m out 5k in legal fees
They’re always more concerned about random 10 year old cars in a parking lot than they do of peoples lives.
We all know the security guard faced no charges for LIEING.
14:34 - This was my VERY first thought on the start of the video. He's barefoot, with a cup of coffee, phone in his hand and in a T-Shirt! he stopped and held up his hands IMMEDIATELY upon being challenged, and this was not mentioned by ANY of these officers because they KNEW it absolutely dispelled the narrative that they wanted for a wrongful arrest. Terrible policing and terrible supervision.
Exactly! Great point my friend!
@@WeThePeopleUniversity And great content Sir. The policing here in the UK isn't any better - I'm Ex Metropolitan Police (London) and its in utter disarray with new officers knowing nothing about interaction with the public and the laws of the land. We have even lost the right to free speech here ...seriously, we have. It's awful.
Very different than their version 'he kept walking away, I set off in hot pursuit'
If all charges gets dropped the arresting officer should have to pay court cost not the one targeted
I wouldn't be surprised if the security guard had a connection with the the cops.
He probably was refused at the academy and hangs out at cop bars. My ex was a security guard and it seems most of them are police academy rejects with delusions of grandeur
When cops mute, block, or turn off their cameras... Charges should be dropped and then those same charges placed on the cop that tampered with the cam... They forget we make them wear them to keep THEM honest.
Thank God that none of them had a heart attack because they would charge him with murder, too!
Yep
Still waiting on that case.😤
I hope that security guard gets fired.
Or he should sue the company that the security guard works for.
@@heraldo2 should sue the security company AND the fucking police. definitely the police for police brutality and false arrest and probably a few other constitutional violations.
The "stuff been happening in this neighborhood" is such a lie itself.
Which makes you wonder what’s the security guard doing?
Kid deserves a big settlement
Settlement won't change the violent felons.
Yes indeed This young Man deserves to be paid from every single officer who were involved with this incident and all Qualified Immunity needs to be Removed from every single department across the country and every single state! And every single officer must possess a Personal liability insurance policy to keep their Jobs!! Zero liability insurance zero Job!!
They absolutely had no proof of any crime being committed nor did they have any reason to immediately put hands on him.I’m with the person living in the area that they can legally walk in the neighborhood anytime of the day or night.
Phone calls to dispatch are a oportunity to attack the unarmed and blame them for making them do it !
No proof but they can argue that with a description from a witness they at least had probably cause to detain, which doesn't on its own necessitate restraining.
Remember, this is supposed to be an investigation but the first question they asked was "do you have any id?" Which was a minute and a half after he was tackled and put in cuffs. The kid asking why he's being detained did a better job of "investigating" than they did.
Correction-They didn't even have any EVIDENCE, much less proof.
@@nunyabisnass1141 No they won’t be able to argue that either.They were both his cars .
@@jerronmoone8243 that's irrelevant because at the time of restraining him, they had neither ID'ed him, nor run the plates. The side I'm coming from is what the courts have repeatedly upheld, in that police can detain if they have reasonable suspicion, and reasonable suspicion can be initiated by a vague description and complaint from a phone call. Dont get me wrong, that doesn't mean they can tackle and put him in cuffs (which is why that one cop said he turned a certain way, so they could justify that as an intent to run...in sandals yeah i know, just leave it because its mot important).
Keep in mind he didn't have id on him, nor was he obligated to identify himself either, so that creates a bit of a problem, a sort of Mexican standoff. You don't have to identify yourself, but for the cops one of the quickest ways to determine your intent and standing is to know who you are. So at that point from the cops perspective they only have a guy with no id, and a complaint about a guy looking into cars. We haven't even gotten past the first 15 seconds of the video yet at this point of the "investigation," and there's cars, a guy, a complaint, and no attempt to make sense of the situation yet.
They literally arrested and read him his Miranda Rights before they did any kind of investigation.
“We got a call to say you’re a criminal, it must be true and we’re not going to question the caller.” Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
The judge made the victim pay the court costs?!! Even though charges were dropped?!! 🤬😡
No justice not even by judges.
Where is the crime? Where is the victum? Where is the proof?
Some random asshole called the police and made shit up. Seems to be the common thread in all of these videos. Some garbage person ruining someone else’s life because the cops don’t understand anything.
I think there was no crime and yet the judge was a dish rag.
We need laws where if any charges are dropped the state pays for court costs.
No, the cops pay the court costs from their pensions.
When you say the state pays for the court cost you mean the people.
No any court costs or settlements need to come out of the officers pension
Just removing Qualified Immunity would change the dynamic of LE as they would be accountable for they actions.
I’d rather see it as a bet. The cops are betting you’re guilty, so if not guilty, the cops should have to pay the person the full cost of the ticket/fine.
Why is HE being charged court fees when he was UNLAWFULLY arrested ?? Charge the damned police the court costs.
Is walking outside your own house illegal in the US ??
Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
I know we have the right to have our day in court.
Everything is illegal in this Police State we live in. The USA is a Plantation not a country.
I fear the police more than the criminals.
Why tf does a citizen have to pay court cost when charges are dropped!?!
“We got a call to say you’re a criminal, it must be true and we’re not going to question the caller.” Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
Wait. He had to pay court fees after the charges were dropped? Sounds like he was still being punished for being innocent.
The court doesn't care one way or the other about your rights, just so long as they get theirs.
Extortion right
This kid is a loud mouth so they made an example outta him… cops LOVE when u kiss their ass and comply with their unlawful orders, oh and last and not least I.d is like crack
This is what arms are for.
@@springerworks002 Voting doesn't seem to be working, that is for sure.
I really hope he sued the cops and the judge for making him pay court costs Ridiculous
Suspicious sprinkler surveillance- Get On The Ground!!!!
It doesn't seem legal to charge someone court fees for charges that were thrown out. If anyone should pay, it should be the prosecution.
Yeah that part puzzled me as well. Not sure what tye judge was thinking on that one
I had some charges dropped and they me pay "administrative fees". Too young to know better at the time.
The security guard with the false allegations gets to keep screwing with people's lives. Exaggerated the number of cars and missed the successful entry into the cars was with a key fob?
I won on a traffic ticket many years ago in court. I won and was reimbursed the amount of the fine minus the court costs. I don't get that.
It should be the other way around. If you get cleared then whoever brought the case should pay the costs. Fined for being innocent can't be right surely?
Is there a curfew?? Do cops get to dictate when people do things, now?
the issues is the language of the laws, heavily implies that night time activity is unlawful without straight up saying it, if i remember correctly it goes along the lines of " a reasonable time and place of everyday citizens" but im sure i got that quote wrong, but look it up and notice the language of how its written.
Yup... they can do whatever they want, whenever they want. Look at this case.... The guy missed work and still had to pay court costs for charges that they just made up because their egos were bruised and their authority was questioned
These JBTs (Jack boot thugs) are just stupid.
@Freakyman403 Yeah, yet how many of us have to work second and third shifts? Nighttime movement as probable cause is BS.
@@Terry-Hesticle while i agree you think the police are not gonna abuse that law as their excuse. its not the first time that laws simliar to it have been used to harass those going to and from night shift work,
There are so many innocent people in jail and that's the problem..they need to full up jails and correction facilities so they have their jobs...disgusting
Lawsuit against the police, security guard and the HOA paying for the security need to be sued.
He should sue the hell out of the security guard and the security company too.
Arrest the security guard for making a false statement.
I dont understand, shouldnt security approach the man and figure out who he was and what he was doing? and if he wasnt the owner THEN catch him and call police? its just how security works in my country, and yes they actually have no right to detain you but they still do it, but they are hold accountable if they use excessive force or unlawful detainting unlike real police, and thats why they are millions times better that police
@@kiemugen9830 Yes you are correct, he should approach and acces the situation. But, he made a false statement to the cops and the victim also stated the guard knew him, so this maybe an ongoing situation of harassment.
Dude can probably sue the security company as well. They are liable for who they hire. My guess is security did witness two cars but made up the other two to secure an arrest
Or make his life a living hell? Perhaps there need to be some ‘annoymous calls’ about HIS behaviour? You know, someone impersonating a police officer etc
@@suecharnock9369 Excally
When we hold our law enforcement officers accountable for their actions, yes even having them charged the court costs them. Not the innocent individual.
Why should he have paid the court costs! Such crap!
Leave it to the injustice system to find this man innocent yet STILL forced to pay court fees! Always gotta get thier money...
Pay for freedom! The American way of ensuring that the “poors” cannot seek justice.
Well that's what it is based on money for the courts systems period. Is what America policing based on. 🤨🧐🤔 James in America Chicago.
@@joshuastanton6731Feedom, your only as "free" as you can afford.....
Every police contact is profitable somehow.
Caution geniuses at work. Arresting a person engaged in legal activity in his neighbourhood again.
Wow. Presumption by the officers of the good faith and competence of the security guard tainted their judgement here. Perhaps they should have arrested the guard, too, and then investigated…
So glad I live in a free country and not a police state like the US.
After arresting him, reading him his rights just before he gets put in the cop car, the cop says," now we can investigate.😂😂😂
It's stupid.
This is sickening
You cannot be legally charge with resisting arrest without violence for an unlawful arrest. It is one of the most ignorant things, they arrest you and the charge is resisting arrest...arrest for WHAT.
He shouldn't have paid court cost he owed them nothing...
No investigation, no conversation, just violence.
“We got a call to say you’re a criminal, it must be true and we’re not going to question the caller.” Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
I was out walking last year in the early hours of the morning and the police stopped. The conversation went something like this:
Policeman: morning.
Me: morning.
Policeman: out for a walk?
Me: yeah, can't sleep.
Policeman: well, I hope you get some sleep when you go back to bed.
Me: thanks, cya.
In my opinion, he stopped and had a brief chat so that he could recognise me if something actually DID happen.
They put handcuffs on him _and_ read him his Miranda rights. It’s pretty clear they skipped the detention and went straight to an unnecessarily violent arrest with zero probable cause.
“We got a call to say you’re a criminal, it must be true and we’re not going to question the caller.” Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
The security guard should have been arrested for a flase police report and everything that happened after words
Why is he not suing them for harassment and illegal arrest?
This is what's been pissing me off for years... Anybody can call and say anything.
it's a war-time scenario. You could call and sell your neighbours as spies, rebels, seditionists, etc. without repercussions, and you would bring them a living hell or even an execution. The state of the US nowadays... not that much of a difference
Or a cop can CLAIM they received a call.
I watched a video from another auditor recently, where a call supplied under FOIA sounded particularly suspect, following a warrantless arrest on private property.
@@1960Wheelzyour right I've been told that lie we got a call ,ask who called , answer none of your business
“We got a call to say you’re a criminal, it must be true and we’re not going to question the caller.” Gold standard policing right there. Less than 3 seconds to establish that a law abiding citizen has no rights and can be legally violated for nothing. Loitering and prowling… A grown adult man legally walking around his own space. Mmmmm 🤔 No investigation needed - That will do
Every single one of them tyrants need to be held accountable for their lies and never put a badge on again they are a disgrace to America
We need to stop cops from thinking they have the right to do anything they want just because someone called them. This is disgraceful behavior.
Why are you saying something bad about our blue hero’s?
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
It's becoming apparent that if you give them any kind of resistance, they will ignore their duties and purposely run you through the system as punishment bc the system allows them.
Id agree for them all to be forced to work highway construction for the next 10 years. In new mexico.
@@tylerjones1645I agree 💯
If those cameras don't show the kid looking at more than 2 cars, the security guard should be charged with false reporting .
He told the cops the kid looked at more than two cars.
All about submission and obedience, not serving or protecting. Utter and complete AHs. They went straight to taking what the security office said as accurate. Because no-ones ever lied or exaggerated to get a quicker response. 😠🙄😤 The minute there was a reasonable explanation they shoulda let him go. Hopes he sues the cops, the department and the security guard and whoever he works for.
We have got to put a stop to this behavior. It's egregious and tyrannical.
Needs to be ILLEGAL for cops to mute their cameras or turn them off while on duty.
Qualified Immunity needs to go, now!
It is illegal.
@@carlcarlson5553 Show me the law, cause IF it really is "illegal", then there are plenty of lawyers who will take every cop who does it to court.....
I don’t think there should even be a mute button.
Security guard should be arrested for harassment.
Loitering for walking around? Can anyone else see something wrong with that?
What the hell kind of “justice system” do we have where someone is illegally arrested with all charges dropped and required to pay court costs? The “officers “ that arrested him should be paying his court costs and the lawsuit.
A broken and corrupt one.
Forcing to pay court costs when charges were dropped is illegal. And cops keep wondering why people hate them.
@@matthewsands3591 without a doubt
@@matthewsands3591and getting worse daily
SCREW THE COURT COSTS....I WOULD NEVER PAY SUCH AN EXTORTION FEE!