Update#1: Stop Taking Pictures And Leave My Scene Now!!
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Original footage was submitted to me by Rolando Reyes, he wanted me to share his story to bring more awareness to the situation.
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Lake Jackson deserves NO commendation. They created yet another gypsy cop and taught another cop that nothing all that bad happens if you stand by and do nothing while your partner flagrantly violates the law.
Charges must be filed or the people must replace mayor with someone who will get chief to file charges.
he did not stand by, he joined with the criminal’s behaviour and was protected from any responsibility…
@@dd-jm1md he got pulled over but he stood strong with the thin blue line and assaulted, battered and kidnapped a news reporter.
"as of this morning, BEFORE CONCLUSION OF THE INVESTIGATION, we accepted the resignation" and "We are also in consultation with the DA for confirmation on whether the actions of the officers rise to the level of criminal responsibility"
That means he gets a general discharge, but had they concluded the investigation and fired him, or had to charge him, then he'd be looking at a dishonorable discharge... They knew the outcome of the investigation and let him resign, file the paperwork, then they complete the investigation that proves wrongdoing, then file the charges, and none of that goes on his record which allows him to get employed elsewhere and maintain pension and benefits already gained.
Why not just arrest him, charge him, and then let him "deal with it in court" like they do when people don't even commit crimes? They're not as commendable as you'd like them to be, but it's better than a total cover-up and excuses with union backing.
Or God forbid, hire him back!
Yep ya nailed it 1,000% fact. Just another unbafuckinglievable normal gov coverup day. Nothing to see here move along sheep.
May I highly commend you on your well-worded response. You reflect my feelings 100-percent. I will again say that this activity is the reason policing in America should be completely dismantled brick by brick, redesigned and rebuilt.
Exactly, think about it a police officer simply have to know certain staues or call his supervisor to clarify. Police officers get Qualified Immunity for not knowing anything. Yet citizens are required to know all laws or random statues and ignorance of the law is no excuse, even if the statues and laws are not published. All recourse for citizens are extremely costly.
That's what most bad cops say when they commit a false arrest, "You can deal with it in court". I agree, cops should get the same treatment and be told the same thing, but we know they look out for the bad cops and do them favors.
They always say, "Don't talk to the police" because anything you say can be used against you. Here, the cops do a lot of the talking and THEY incriminate themselves - they say they don't want him on the "accident scene" yet one of the cops, when told to go back to the accident scene, says "It's over!" So therefore the was no accident scene, so no reason for to leave the "accident scene" that no longer exists! And as usual, the cops take their dear sweet time "investigating" yet they take no time in arresting a citizen.
Arrest them - you can beat the rap but you can't beat the ride.
@@justanotherguy8791 exactly.... That is what happened to the citizen plus they made sure to leave a few souvenirs in the process....🥴
It's unfortunate that we have to applaud what should be the reasonable and default action.
Too sad.....
Always appreciate the updates on these cases. Transparency is 100% critical, and it’s always good to see appropriate action taken. Thanks for the work that you do.
@Jay Bee I like how Cpl Gonzalez was like “Phillip Turner…as in Turner v Driver?”
"appropriate action" is not letting one resign and giving the other a vacation. "appropriate action" would be enforcing USC 18:241 and 2.
Very glad to see the update. Baby steps lead to giant leaps eventually as long as one stays the course.
I didn’t see which thug knocked the phone out of his hand, or arrested him. But as far as I’m concerned they should both go.
Wouldn’t it be nice if we could see the body camera footage?
Cagle.
Mendoza didnt really step in until Cagle would say, "MENDOZA!?"
Go where? They are both still police officers today. Just one had to go to another department
@@throatpunch4789 no, actually one of them was forced to retire.
@@throatpunch4789 Exactly. Which is why there needs to be a nationwide certification requirement. Where a problem cop can’t just keep switching departments. The threat of having their certification pulled, will make for a more polite law enforcement community.
Someone should make a webpage called Johnny Cagle was a bad cop that was forced to resign. That way if any other departments think of hiring him that will show up in the results.
The out of the box thinking just damn impressed me ,I would never have thought of this but damn that's clever
if only we could find that . . someone
Johnny Cagle should learn "would you like fries with that?". Although I doubt McD would want to hire him. Please keep a watch for this bum, so he doesn't saddle any other agency. Tyrants need to go.
I love hearing the “turner as in turner v driver?” To have case law nationwide by your name is so powerful. When they hear that “turner” it’s just like hearing “this is a man not to fuck around with”
You love to see it - lol
I have literally just commented this on another video it still gives me chills honest,it's just amazing and I don't think people realise just how amazing it is
He made a CHANGE in law I wish I had his courage,due to personal reasons I have fought for homeless rights all my life and gone to prison for it,but I've never got close to changing law ,this man is incredible
Agreed that it’s awesome but It’s not a national case, only applies to the 5th Circuit, Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
Correction...Turner v. Driver didn't have an impact nationwide unfortunately. It only covers states found in the 5th district I believe. Since Texas is in that district it covers a lot of people but still only a fraction of the US population.
When a resignation doesn't bar an officer from applying elsewhere, this is hardly a victory.
Officers shouldn't be allowed to resign during open investigations on them.
@@mrantion3tp891 They should be able to resign, just not able to be hired in any public position.
Agreed. It means no corrective action has been taken so the cycle will repeat itself at another department
When Phillip Turner calls your local police department you know you've f'd up 🤣🤣
Facts!
Officer Carl realized...he just fk'd up
Who ever thinks that just one person can make a difference, well here’s proof that you can make a difference. Much respect Mr. Turner. 😎❤️🇺🇸
Thank you, Phillip, for providing a very professional update on this incident. While it is somewhat encouraging to see PROMPT actions by the department’s IA, I couldn’t help but notice the press release did not mention what the specific criminal charges are that they referred. Was it false arrest, assault, kidnapping, excessive use of force? Had a citizen been arrested and charges referred for such offenses, press releases typically include those details. The public has a right to know. Perhaps your excellent research capabilities can find out. Well done, Sir! 👍👍👍
I'm old enough to remember when "internal Affairs" was created. They did not always exist.
That’s why they informed the officer he was going to be fired. The officer then resigns and can go work in another department.
The department allowed him to resign. The department could have easily fired him and not allowed him to resign.
It’s good to see that this department didn’t just say the officers were following procedure and did nothing wrong. The department took immediate action, but this could have been avoided had these tyrants followed the law and not let their egos overcome their duties as LEOs.
I spoke to them a few days ago. The officer I spoke to was very cordial and responsive. I spoke to them about the importance of being aware of law as law enforcement. It's important to have an understanding that policing is public safety, not the generation of revenue for the state.
Well said…. “It’s important to have an understanding that policing is public safety, not the generation of revenue for the state.”
@Kris Koppy Thank you! I'm tired of police ticketing people for inspection stickers, mufflers, ride height, seat belt, extortion excise taxes, etc. It's time that people wake up.
A public apology by the officer on camera to the victim should be a part of any resolution. If they can’t do that, they lose their man card until they do. I can’t respect people who do not live by the code of “owning your errors and attempting to make amends.” They aren’t even human in my book and deserve no acknowledgement.
As should the transfer of all the officer's assets and all future assets received.
@@rayh592 resititution would be Ideal, but getting the apology out of non humans is a real trick.
@@mehameha4453 Getting an apology that is genuine would be better than forcing an apology that has no meaning. Kind of like an abuser who apologizes after abusing their victim to save their back side then do it again later. In this case you aren't getting an apology because they truly feel they have done something wrong but rather because they were caught and called out on it.
apology AND admission of guilt and an admission by the city also that the cops comitted CRIMES
@@cajunrandy2143 the city does apologize “for” the officer almost 100% of the time. Like having your parent apologize for you. When you are an adult, whether you mean it or not, you should be forced to apologize in person on camera while looking at them. It may not mean anything but it is at least more than what they do now. They should be given a choice. 1. A public apology or 2. Sign a statement saying they refuse to apologize and agree to pay damages to the victim or the victim’s family as well as giving up their right to ever be a Law enforcement officer or a private security officer in the USA. Nor ever hold public office.
Yeah, billions are paid out bc of an "Erroneous understanding of law"
Fun fact - tax payers have paid out $2 BILLION dollars over the last 10 years as a result of police misconduct. Policing for profit is bankrupting America.
Millions are paid into the system from citizen in the form of “Erroneous miss application of justice from said system. To protect and serve the system and only the system…
Awesome video as always, Mr. Turner.
But does good ole Johnny Ringo get to apply to another city somewhere… he needs to be banned from being a PO anywhere
'im your huckleberry' - the next municipality 2 blocks away, 2022 (colorized)
Now for all of the BLUE LINE supporters out there. This is why the Auditing community do what they do and why I and others support their efforts. I am sure I can speak for the masses of the Audit supporters and the like that we DO NOT HATE POLICE. We HATE tryannical, ignorant, egotistical police. This video exemplifies what the mission and cause is for 1st Admendment Auditors. They are not sovereign citizens. There is no such word as 'sovereign citizen". If you cared enough to educate yourself, look in a Black's Law dictionary and you will not find that word. However, you will find sovereign, n. 1. A person, body, or state vested with independent and supreme authority. Let this video be a testiment to those Police officers and supporters of the Thin Blue Line that we Americans support the Bill of Rights and will defend and expose the corruptions that continue to errode our liberty. The more and more we expose corruption, it becomes more and more obvious that policing in American takes on a gang like persona. Your efforts are not to serve and protect, instead, to bully those who look tyranny in the face. Great work on this piece Mr. Turner.
Mr Turner, I truly believe the cases you present, especially Trurner v Driver, should be condensed in a classroom text book to be a required course at the police academys and as a law school course. The way he recited your case with respect, could help change the landscape. Here's another idea. Put together a package for sale with the best cameras and editing software to bring amateurs in play. The cell phone is ok but with your experience you can offer the best equipment available.
Keep up the good work.
Great comment! 👍🇬🇧
Damn dude you make a great point!!!
Never thought about that but he could make so many people aware of their rights and at the same time make a little money if he was to put together a package of camera(s) and a condensed summation of your rights
@@wkcave You got it!
All it means when an officer resigns is he is free to be hired in the next department where he will terrorize a different group of people.
Love the update. Would love if more channels did this. Differentiating yourself from the rest
Turner v Driver paving the way.
Excellent! The cops are slowly learning that they work for the public and must be held accountable for their actions. Thank you auditors!
Awesome thanks for teaching the Rights people have
Love it when I read or hear that a lawyer has been retained. Time these egotistical thugs and bully’s are held responsible, and they are not Lord and Masters but are SERVANTS.
This is great news and I salute this police department for taking the proper actions.
I still have concerns about cops investigating cops. However this was definitely a step in the right direction.
More police departments need to react like this one.
good sitrep. it makes the cases that drag on for years and years, being just as self-evidently beyond the scope of officer authority, look more and more like retaliatory tactics to drag out victims as well as harbor the criminal while they remain free. if it could be this fast the whole time! sheeeeeeeee
thanks as always, peace
Note, it took less than 5 days to implement and investigate and come to a decision in an internal affairs investigation. Fantasitic effort by the police force. But it begs the question why does it take others months to do the same?
Police were originally installed to keep order in society. Over time they were also incorporated into a "social contract" which effectively gave them an additional level of respect (a.k.a. power) in the community. That level-up created a situation that allowed effective policing of the community with fewer numbers of officers. However, over the following period of time, the "social contract" has been subverted into a fascistic hierarchy that allows ego over policing which then gives us these infamous scenarios referenced in the video.
All of the actions of 1A auditors are intended to "rewrite" or even rescind that "social contract". As power is once given, it so shall be revoked!
Battousai, you honestly believe this was a mistake ? It was impunity.... He still got away unscathed.
Thank you so much for this update…..and your follow thru is spectacular.
This city and Its police department should be a shining example to all others as to how to quickly handle a misconduct by its officers.
When they provide justice and fairness to the public , the public in turn will be supportive of them. This is all that the public is asking for by way of the auditors. Just think , the quickest way to make auditors obsolete is to behave justly with the public, then their would be no need for auditing. But as we know……that would never happen voluntarily.
Peace
People power can really work! Thanks for the update Mr. Turner.
Turner: Thankyou for your efforts to deal and try to change injustices. I personally believe you have great abilities that could take you anywhere you want to go.
So good to see these tyrants are being held accountable!! Awesome!
I called the police chief right after this press release came out and praised his handling of this situation.
Love how the community of people holding cops accountable keeps growing. We are seeing results.
Slow results but results all the same.
All people in any kind of government should always be under scrutiny. The higher you are in those positions, the more accountable you should be. And the standards of accountability should be raised .
All it takes is one District Attorney and anyone can be above the Law by his discretion. They get to decide whether or not to prosecute. Imagine if the DA was automatically charged with whatever crime he refused to prosecute. That would end a lot of corruption.
Great update.
Couldn't a private prosecution be taken out for the assault and illegal arrest?????
Well done auditor! Thank you for your commitment to make a positive change even when it is not easy and obstacles work against you. This event is a good example of how auditors and citizens can work with law enforcement to achieve a positive outcome.
To the IA and officers of Port Jackson, Texas police department thank you for taking swift action to address this situation. Clearly you have a significant workload. However this situation was made a high priority and timely action was taken. And in the process respect for the public was demonstrated as well.
This is an excellent example of how to handle such a situation. In fact the manner in which this was handled is the best I can recall seeing over the last ~18 months, though others in this forum may disagree.
Thank you sir for all you do but cops investigating cops is never going to get the outcome we the people deserve. Keep up the great work.
Great update. Your work behind the scenes is fantastic. The letter showed a decent outcome - as you said, police investigating police is always tricky. We have had that happen where I live - oh boy!
The possibility of criminal action is interesting, let's see what develops. Again, excellent video sir!
PT I've said this before on your channel, you sir are a bada$$ and a blessing to this country.
I would have preferred if the Police chief had not accepted the Resignation and fired him instead
Every cop must complete crucial confrontation and mandatory training on deescalation.
you KNOW you have made a difference when a COP asks "is this Turner vs Driver" eluding that a person not know for "mr xyz" but a court case made LAW
"Allowed to resign" ...The correct phrasing should be "Allowed to RE-SIGN" as a cop, with another Department.
Because this kind of disciplinary action worked so well for the Catholic Church's Molestation Scandals?
I have serious respect and gratitude for law enforcement. I've had my ass saved by cops before. But nothing boils my blood more than someone using their power as a cop to violate someone else's rights. There is just something infuriating seeing these clowns seem so sure of their incorrect understanding of the law with the benefit of hindsight, knowing that what they are doing is sealing their fate and will ultimately result in the end of their careers as a cop. There's also something seriously satisfying about seeing a bully with a badge dig his own grave.
3:53 Dude looking like the 2014 RoboCop with that visor
And this is why I call for The Branding of the forehead!
"Never to be a cop"
The only way to keep police, honest!
If officers knew their forehead was to be branded "Never to be a cop' if they violated someone's rights.
Then most would stop violating someone's rights!
The real issue is that the cop that resigned will just go to a department down the road and pickup right where he left off. The press release failed to say that the cop was going to surrender his license which means he can be rehired by any other law enforcement agency. He keeps his pension he has built up so other than taking a few weeks off he really lost nothing. What a load of BS.
We all know that these officers are of low iq, but in this day and age, you would think that all officers would have obtained some level of knowledge concerning filming in public, and filming officers
I totally agreed with you. It is 2022!!! So yes. Officers should have "some level of knowledge concerning filming in public, and officers."
@@fredwarsaw5782 I made a little change to my comment, I don't know if you are agreeing with my comment, or critiquing the way I wrote it, either way have a good day.
@@keithgregory8982 absolutely. I agreed with you. in this day and age, officers should not be reacting to public photography in this manner.
We have to continue to document and film all public employees for transparency. This actually needs to be brought to the legislature for more transparency within our government and a reasonable fee structure for FOIA. I hear some crazy stories about rates and fees to discourage our rights.
How can 'Internal Affairs' be completed before Mr Reyes'(sic) case is dismissed???
Its amazing that citizens have to email the law to the police!
This is great news!!!!!!!!! This PD was actually quick to admit that the officers were at fault, which is better than a lot of them that ignore the problem or try to cover it up.
I hope the FOIA request gets the body cam footage before it gets “lost”.
Tank top I wanted was out of stock but I got one of your T shirts! I'll wear it with pride! Thanks Battousai!!!
Excellent news. Great result. Let’s hope the officer who resigned doesn’t show up in another police department in another state.
Mr Turner I love the work you do KEEP IT UP !!!!!!
The crocked police Union ALWAYS protects their blue line gang members and tells “in trouble” officers to “quit / resign” and just move down the road to the next gang member LEO department! It’s disgraceful!
Well done! Thank you for what you do. We need more of this!
I hope the dude sues and use that press statement as an admission of wrong doing. Those cops were acting like thugs. And this is a unicorn where cops investigate themselves and find wrongdoing.
new sub here, Freeman sent me over...props to you for staying course through and through and giving us T v D!!! stay powerful!!!👊
Thanx for what you do Patriot.
It's imperative that you follow up on this. The agency allowed the officer to resign instead of firing him! Pressure the DA to file criminal charges! Also the fact that they had one ambulance and gave it to the criminal cop for an injured hand from attacking the citizen. The victim had to ride to the hospital in the back of a squad car.
There are only a handful of channels that provide updates. Its very refreshing.
00:44 is this the same turner v. driver... The Battousai is a LEGEND 💪💯
I like how you follow up .
Plus, I Really like how cool you always remain with cops.
Let them know that "In this day and age, Ignorance of the law is not an excuse" !
The one that resigned needs to be decertified before he goes one town over and keeps on causing problems. 😤
That resignation should always be tagged with
“While under internal investigation”
If this was mainstream media was there they wouldn’t had done this.
The investigation started before the cop was allowed to resign so he should still be held accountable for his violent attack on an innocent member of the public !!! The report should go on his file and be stated when and if he seeks employment in another law enforcement agency !!! This cop should be prosecuted and sued for the violent attack !!! After all ignorance of the law is no excuse !!!
I want to commend Lake Jackson Police department for moving so quickly to discipline The officers involved. Too many police departments are throwing it on the back burner. Hoping the public will forget about it
Well done, about time these tyrants meet some real resistance and have to pay for their actions..
Should be fired, resignation means he can apply for all retirement benifits. I don’t want to pay this criminals retirement !!
I hope this department actually follows through on their statements.
TURNER v DRIVER
Legend right here and the PoPo knows it!!!
NNH demonstrated some awesome righteous indignation on how this was handled in his video - all should watch that.
Statute,Code,or Policy is Moot....any conversion of said policy to a crime and applying it to a Man or woman is unlawful and clearly acting under the Color of Law if no harm(a crime) to a person or property exists.
The only thing Mendoza had confirmed in this encounter and what followed is that when he joins a fellow officer in criminal activity he will be protected to the hilt…
I'm sure their 'qualified stupidity' will clear them of ignorance of the law.
Love the statement portion they say thank you for your patience.....like anyone has a choice.....
It's sad he resigned with a clear record to go other places. Then more taxpayers at the fault to pay for the mistakes. Then they decline to file charges.
The problem with the system is officers are given the choice to resign to get out of the situation they put themselves in.
Like it’s a requirement to spend time at the G** range it should be a requirement to spend time in the Law Library learning the law.
He asked " is this turner v driver?" Name ring bells like Sunday at 12 o'clock
Woot! I love the taste of justice in the afternoon.
They wouldn't let me resign if I did that at work... notice in the letter it does not say what the law enforcement officers did WRONG.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse, unless you’re a cop!
Resignation? That's department jumping! 🖕👮♂️❗
They better file criminal charges and never let him work as a cop
Why the hell do they allow them to resign rather than prosecute them? That's B's!
At least the higher ups in the department are law-abiding. 👏
thanks for the update..respect from Germany
Why is it when cops are ignorant of the law, they get to use it as an excuse. If I am ignorant of the law, why don't I get to use that as an excuse. Tax code is HUGE but if you are ignorant of it and make a mistake, does the IRS just let you go with a strongly worded reprimand??
The bike cop needs to go as well
I would be curious to see how the district attorney covers for his buddies in the police department.
Allowed to resign = literally no punishment just transfered to another department.