White Cop Arrests Black Grandma With Dementia. The ending will Shock you
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2021
- Janet Walker is a 73 year old Grandma who has dementia. Most days she is fine, but there are other days where she is confused, disoriented, and forgetful. On this particular day, she forgot to pay her check at a local restaurant. When a police officer confronts her about the incident, she denies any wrongdoing and evades the officer. The officer ends up having to use force while arresting the Grandma. Luckily a familiar face arrives on the scene and helps before things get out of control.
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Grandma was so adorable. it's sad that it happens to a lot of grandmothers you watch the news and you see the elderly being attacked by police officers throwing them to the ground and hurting them. Sometimes killing them if they hit their head. They did it to a man who couldn't speak English. I love the message this video sent out. Thank you very much Wesley Parker for the video. 🌹
"This scene brought me to tears."
The struggle is REAL.
Dementia affects the WHOLE 👪 family.
My mom passed, from complications associated with the DISEASE.
Sorry for your Loss Joyce
@@SoulSnackStudios Thank you.
Yes man my mother die with out recognize any one of us
@@estuardojohnsosa9396 our Uncle die in a car actidene
Sorry for her passing. May she forever RIP.
This made me cry,i work in longtermcare i see this every day,its truly heartbreaking.I had a 94 year old tell me i just want to go home i don't belong here i want my home please i just want to go home to my family,i talked to her calmed her down,then went in the bathroom and cried my eyes out.
So sad.
Aaawww, take care 💜
Im in 😢 tears my 73 yr old sister with dementia just passed brings back so many memories
Aww it is really sad. This world is so full of evil. 😭
Grandma: (runs away)
Me: dang she’s fast
Army: Yep she’s a sharp one
My mother has dementia and I travel back and forth to South Carolina from Atlanta to help my brothers and sisters with my mom it can be very hard so I'm glad that it was videos to be put out like this so people can understand what dementia is and what the family is going through and what the person go through also
What was nice they portrayed the officer disturbed by the behavior BEFORE he knew it was grandma
My dad died from dementia its such an ugly mind altering disease he had days where he was as gentle as a lamb and other days a wolf but all in all he was still my sweet loving caring dad who happened to have a mind altering ugly disease called DEMENTIA 😢😢🥺
So does mine.It's heartbreaking at times.But still get to see flashes of here memory.I'll take that.
Organic coconut oil good for it add it to your diet
Me to my mom died 3 weeks ago i miss her 😭
I am a CNA that always put myself in my dementia resident shoes, especially after I have covid-19, I get a little experience with the brain fog, so I know what it feel like 😢.
I had COVID too and have brain fog due to it
"Grandma" deserves an Academy award; she played that part, and she played it well. Also, I enjoyed the peaceable ending invoked by "grandma's" words of wisdom; the reconciliation of cooler heads should always prevail.
Thank you Lisa!
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I so glad you enjoyed this vid
I though she actully had dementia
"You're hurting me!"
I am brought to TEARS.
Dementia is no joke and I cannot even begin to fathom how terrifying it must be. My mother is an RN and works in hospice and said her patients would jump out of bed, scream, refuse medication and even forget how to swallow.
My Grandmother forgot how to swallow for a while. At first she "pouched" her food in her cheeks. They had to insert a tube in her stomach for a while. Fortunately, it came back to her and she enjoyed food and natural nutrition to the end of her life. She was just short of 101!
#blesshersoul
My grandmother starting to have signs where she’s getting up like 6a.m getting ready to walk out the door for work.She’s like 90 and hasn’t worked in about 40yrs.Dr.said she did good to be 90 and just showing signs.
Wow the message in this is so Powerful, brought tears to my eyes. I pray for Better days everyday.
Thank you so much
Great video
Moral of the story?
Get into the buffet business to get rich.....and approach a black person first if you want a PS5.
@Andy Persad no
That sent chills down my spine. My grandma had alztimers. She would run away too. We had to put locks on the gates and higher the fencing. Great job of getting out the word.
Dementia not alzheimer. Read the difference.
@@oldsexyjames3771 Some symptoms can be very similar.
Dementia
Kk,
@Alfie Bell A form of dementia
As someone who works with senior citizens, this really touched me.
Awww she thinks her grandson is her husband💔
Dementia has its rough days for sure
Yes, so SAD
he is her husband
@@elk2752 No- Lmao He's not
Yeah that lady is f'd up.
The little old woman is so cute!🥰
@@waltergriggs9338 🥰🥰
Bruh
@@briley-roblox5934 bruh
@@waltergriggs9338 bruh
@@waltergriggs9338 FR
You shouldn't have to know someone is sick for you to show kindness. Great video
Yes! you nailed it!
Dementia and Alzheimer diseases took families memories, is really heartbreaking seeing people that you knew your whole life deteriorating mentally and physically.
Sure is I'm experiencing that with my 77 yr old mom it's really hard on me but I have to remain strong and stand by her and see her through
Happens to the best of us. L.O.L
My grandfather had Both to some degree he died of old age ironically of 90 years old he pass on last year.
It still hurts sorry.
@@williamdolyniuk7804 I understand that some of my close friends parents and family members has it.
If his father has dementia he should have recognized the symptoms right away the idea is cops have forgotten the act of conversation before making an assumption.
The officer was responding to a call. He is not a mind reader he was not completely right in his actions but not completely wrong either.
Forgotten humanity is more like it.
When he said his own father had dementia, Tucker simply looked at him like, "pass the sauce, I'm about to have this dude for dinner". Thank goodness it ended well.
The grandma was physically ok, but she needs a
"Wander" Wrist Band!.
Was the cop supposed to just run to the hospital real quick, check the records and make sure she had no mental disabilities before arresting her??
Maybe it was a while before his father had passed. And do different people who suffer from dementia experience different symptoms?
So very sad. Thus situation could have gotten worse if the other had not come. Thank God she wasn't injured. Some incidents with dementia are a lot worse.
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The ass didn't even check the ground for fire ants before throwing her down.
Especially for people of color. No compassion at all.
It’s a skit...
@@Enabled9ix of course it's a skit. It tells a deeper truth about the human condition.
Meemaw means love....and you were reminded of how much she is loved and respected by the actions of her grandson's ....xoxo ❤
That was nice,accepting a apology
And learning to recognize your mistakes is way for a good and smart thing to deal with
Yes.. considering that the grandson is probably the same rank as the arresting cop.. otherwise, if the grandson was the police chief, that other cop could have been fired
Went through this with my grandmother it sucks big time no one really knows what it's like till they have to deal with a member of their family when it comes to dementia
My husband and I were driving down a street when we saw a man standing by a car in a diaper. There was a woman standing outside with him. We hesitated but felt we should stop. He had dementia and had gotten out of the house. All he did while we were there was call his wife every foul name in the book. Evidently there's something called sundowner that goes with this that they are worse at sunset. It was such a sad situation to watch. We talked with the wife for a while to get assurance she would be able to get him back inside.
Dwight , it is a horrible condition my dad had it and i still have a hard time accepting him dying , and not to mention; he died from covid on Dec 8th . Still Loving you Dad. May your journey be a very peaceful one.
@@patritablackston2064 so sorry to hear that.
@@maureen624
Thank you Maureen.
God bless you.
When she got out of the car at the end, it hit me right in the feels.. Amazing.
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how now bla
She is an old lady...
I could relate all to well with this my grandmother died of dementia alzheimer disease. It was so sad to see her diminish a little everyday from herself. I miss my Nana!!
Can dementia advance into Alzheimer’s and one thing I forgot to mention are you familiar with the sundown syndrome
I'm so sorry for your loss my dear, pray you take comfort in the beautiful memories I'm sure you shared with her,rest in paradise nana.
Mr.C. Thank you for your response. It is so comforting to know you are gentleman enough to judge without the expletives in print. You have a wonderful day.
You don't see where the grandson who knew she had dementia and did nothing to protect her from this situation happening. So again thank you 😊
My patient has dementia, but she's a lovely soul...we have good & bad days together... she's very good to me as her Caregiver
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I'm also a care for 2 disabled adults. One is a male who is 60 years old but his mind is like a 5 year old and when he has his bad days is very difficult.
She's in early 80s
You defo lmao
Yup. That's how it is. Day by day man... Day by day
Forgiveness is a wonderful thing
It is but if someone keeps doing the same thing over and over again you don't have to keep forgiving them
That's a damn shame him treating a sweet elderly woman like that. Breaks my heart. At least he apologized.
I just felt sad at the way he held her down knowing she was just a harmless old woman. I know it was just staged but still makes me sad.
Right Because reality it can happen this brings about awareness and it should bring it to police officers to have a conversation with people to see where the mindframe is well they supposed to do that anyway but some Don’t, Communication is the key it has never failed or been wrong... 👌😉😊
Yes.. very sad. I'm still puzzled as to why she would run up a restaurant bill for a hundred dollars.. That seems made up.
@@angeec.3312 because they don’t know what they are doing in her mind she could’ve believed that she wasn’t alone. When the Police Officer ask her why she stated she didn’t do it, my sister pick up thing or misplace them, they don’t know there Now, sometimes. Their mind set gives them a Different Visual on functioning. I deal with this with my Sister. And my 2nd Older Sister just buried her mother-in-law with this disease we have to learn to try to meet them where they are step in to their way of thinking because when I said they are not in the Now I mean they don’t function on a day-to-day basis like we do now there now it’s totally different they can remember some thing it comes and goes and you never know when it goes so that’s what I mean in there Now!!! I am Greatful and Thanful
I had the Chance to work in Health-Care with People with this Disease.
@@missvsunshine7756 but what about her making up a name
I don’t think that grandmother run up any
Restaurant bill.It’s a made up story. It is so
sad that a black person cannot walk in peace
without these white officers harassing them . They should go where the real bad people are
and arrest them .Not all black people are bad.
As I said before there are good and bad in every race. Why can’t they stop their own
color as often as they stop a black person?
It’s a shame I am tired of seeing these kind
of behavior .
Hell no that office would never handle a white old lady like that disgraceful, shame on him 🤔🤭
Exactly. That’s America for ya
Disagree. Look up the news report this video was based on. 73 yr old woman with dementia, arrested by police
My mother us 87 years old . And her getting dementia or forgetting who I am is one of my biggest fears I don't think I would know how to handle it. I believe every cop should go through a training on how to deal with people with mental illness.
Good points Delia
My father is 86, he has dementia, and him forgetting who we are is also my biggest fear as well. Their personalities change completely with this disease.
Learn what to do to avoid it happening diet excercise
@@charlestonbrown3383 Thank you, brother.
Dementia is terrible disease, I felt so emotional on this video and both cops were good to each other in end. From 🏴🇵🇹👏💖👌🏾👍
Sometimes patients is good for humankind look what the old lady did,she has a soul God bless her 🙏👏❤😢.
This is very sad luckily his grandson was there!
U so correct only god no what would have been the out come .. blessing to everyone
Wow. That was quite shocking, but I'm glad that this story ends in a better note.
We agree Jonathan
I know
You call that thrilling. It's not a show it's a seventy year old lady being handcuffed and you call that thrilling. Shame on you. Show some sympathy instead
@@hazelcooper5570 there's a lot more going on in this scenario than is being discussed here 😳
Gpod endings in short supply ... truth difficulty with earthen.. L.O.L
My Great Uncle had Alzheimer's. He could not remember smoking a cigarette 5 minutes ago but he could remember his childhood and youth with hos family like yesterday. I found out playing music from his era would bring him back to himself for period of time. He loved his music.
Alzhiemers is not dementia! With Alzhiemers one can have bout of confusion and forgetfulness, but still live in the real world. With dementia one loses complete contact with reality! It happened to my mum. I know!!!!
That's a sad situation
For both the office that nice sweet grandson and that good hearted lady .I wish every one all the best .my heart hurt watching the video
God blessed everyone .🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤
He should have called an ambulance as soon as he determined she didn't know her name. The pm's could determine if she was dehydrated or needed insulin and they could keep her safe until things got sorted out.
Forgiveness...the most powerful weapon.
It’s very powerful
Unless it's fir manipulation
I agree this just break 💔 my heart I'm glad the sergeant apologize to her and her grand son God bless her and her grand son 🙏
Sooo True 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😉👍Amen
Your right i forgave my wife for it all she has has not changed perhaps it is EARLY a form of e
Wow!!!! That made me cry. Important lesson to be learned.
Thanks. We need more pieces like this.
Nice of him to take care of the tab as an apology it all worked out in the end
My Mom had the begininnning stages of dementia it was hard
Yep it has a happy ending
He shouldn't have to. That's not his problem. The lady or the grandson should have done it. How rude of the grandson to let the white officer pay.
@@Grassmpl stfu
I feel so sorry for the son & grandmother
Thanks for sharing this story! Have we really stopped that low, that does look like a loving response! Thank God her grandson came by! Bless you!
That grandson has eyes to die for. Quite handsome young man in my opinion. 😎😎💪💪♥️♥️
Wow, what an ending, so happy to see it end like this. I was in suspense the whole time.
No. So you think it's fair she gets away with dining and dashing?
I agree with the arrest.
@@Grassmpl she didn't do it intentionally, she forgot. You see how quickly she thought her grandson was her husband and then remembered he was her grandson. I am sure her grandson is going back to pay the bill. Dementia is a horrible disease.
@@RebeccaTaylorTillery the bill isn't gonna pay itself regardless. I dont think the grandson is doing it. It's the white officer which is just not fair.
Yeah she forgot so the police went to remind her but she didn't cooperate. I dont see what the officer did wrong here. The woman is at fault for not cooperating.
@@RebeccaTaylorTillery I mean cmon it's not like the police was aggressive right away. He already, in a civilized manner, ask her to stop several times. Once should be enough.
I can't believe this made me tear up and choke damn you guys make good videos you got my emotions running like a time clock
Thank you Carlos
Same
Dhar man makes good vids too no hate
I don't think this video is real?? It's a show to get attention for money lol
Haha me too
This actually happened to a man in California named (Francisco Serna), 2016 the 73-year-old man with dementia who was killed by California police. After getting a call that he was trying to break into a another house report said he had a gun but it was truly a crucifix he was confused and thought it was his house or daughter house rip Francisco Serna 😔
Ohh my gawdd
Ewww, the police should receive more training.
There's many stories just like this that doesn't get hear about it because of race police didn't go to jail and someone died or badly beat up all the victims have many things in common hared about the white kid that got shot in the back lied about it said he was selling drugs and refuse to acknowledge Him but video show cop put up kid is walking away with headphones on so yes police needs more training along with some therapy
“Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” Way to go Tucker you showed such control!
I like this video. It has positive impact on us all. Good or bad, right or wrong. Having compassion for the the young and old. I thank you for sharing this wonderful story.
Thank you so much Steven
If only life was understanding as that. I never had a policeperson be understanding or apologize!!
Sad to see this poor grandma go through all this sad story thanks
Waw waw waw. What a video. Beautiful and touching. Thank you🙏🙏🙏
“shes a runner shes a track star”
She keep running back
@@ms.mathsi9208 oof
Yess
Oof
Y oof
I have taken so much care of these dear souls .Minds just walked off and left them in a weird place
God of mercy.
It was a good thing her grandson showed up!Officers should show compassion for the elderly
Oh how this made me miss my mum even though she didn't recognized anyone afterwards but just to have her by me was enough yet I wasn't granted the opportunity to take care of her till the end and that hurts so much
People love your parents and grandparents while you still have them in your life and be patient with them in old age for if we lucky enough that will be us soon so treat them with kindness and love and leave the past in the past for tomorrow we might not be here to hear I'm sorry or I love you
How NOT to handle a situation with an elderly dementia patient! SO cruel! SMH!
Was the cop supposed to know she had dementia
It could have been handled a lot better. He could have said "we have some people worried about you. I need to get you to safety." There is a BIG difference between protective custody and arresting someone.
I remember when I was a medical student they want to section this person to hospital in the USA you call it commit them. It was partly because this person was uncooperative. I came along and found out this person was a tourist from India and didn't speak English. If they bothered to check they would have realised this person was a doctor and was on medication for depression!!! Heaven knows what would have happened had I not come along!
Very good points James, We always appreciate your continued support with our channel :)
It could have & has been handled alot worse since this is stolen from a real story. Only right here they tried to make it about race un the true story the old lady was white also here they said she just ran out without paying in the real life the lady tried paying after they stopped her she said she forgot to pay but they didn't let her & told her to leave then called the cops on her. Obviously in the real 1 the guy was more brutal with the old lady but thats because they're not gonna hurt a lady for real in a video but js the treatment was worse. Also no happy ending so far like we have here because in the real one the back up was not a savior it was someone who also helped restrain the poor old lady. But the absolute worse thing about it is since they're being sued the prosecutor got vids from the police cam & from the police station itself & in that video it shows that not only did the guy know she had dementia but he was making fun of it & bragging while watching the video like a someone would watching back a video of them scoring a big touchdown. During the video the guy put the ladys arm behind her back & pulled up so while hes watching it he says oh this is where I made it pop meaning when her shoulder popped out of place he kept showing different ppl all while they laughed about. Also the lady that was his back up at first u can see she didnt like what happened & probably felt bad but as the video goes on & shes talking shes asking if she did a good job or if she did enough etc.. so its apparent that this is thought & ingrained but also that not all cops start off bad they probably feel like they have to because of the whole blue shield stuff where u have to stick together even when theres wrong doing.
1. He did not know she had a mental disability so why would he say that
2. She literally committed a crime
@@Emmanuel44444 Would you tell someone with dementia they’ve broken when they’re not consciously aware they’ve broken the law?
@@jmo1375 how tf was the cop supposed to know she has a mental disability??? Did you want him to read her mind?
Telling compelling stories, necessary message here🎬
My grandmother had dementia and a lot of people are clueless what the symptoms of dementia are.
This Kind Of Things Have Got To Stop NOW!!!.-_-
At least he learned from his mistakes. Plus. He apologize. That is very important he apologize in the first place.
Both officers handle it professionally.
The black officer didn't really have a problem with it until he found out it was his grandmother. And if it hadn't been for her, he was going to attack the other officer.
@@johnnytadwell5976 of course but they both handled it professionally & he apologize on top of it, he paid the bill for the old lady. They were on the same page. Imagine other cop wouldn't apologized & things would be out of hands..??!!!!??..Everyone's safe 🙏.
@@tibonrichiejr3078 This video was a reenactment. Those were actors. It's not going to show you what actually happened. And take away the color,race and mental health reasons and you have a woman who got away with breaking the law.
At least he didn't shoot or taser her.
@@aaronhusar24 your right, that wouldn't be good at all. But what I want to know is this, if you were the officer who got called to pursue this woman, how would you have handled it?
I hope this is not real. I am crying watching this. Thank God her grandson was the police.
What lol it’s so obvious they’re acting lol
GRANDMA IS BEAUTIFUL and She's a Great Actress. I loved this Video
Your videos are the best by far of their type. .... they really instill how important it is to be kind in a clear and interesting way.
Love the video definitely has true meanings. Thanks for sharing❤❤👍👍
You are so welcome
This had me crying for a while, I worked with people like grandma for many years and just know how they get treated by some people some times.Some of these cops are too jumpy but I am glad that her grand son came to her rescue🙏
Kindful police officer. Thank you for saving the old woman. 🤝🤝🤝🤝❤❤❤
Don’t ever disrespect our grandma they are old and sometimes things don’t go as it is with the young one’s
We need more classes 🇺🇸🌹🦅🙏🏽🙏🏻
Awwww the ending is so cute when the grandma helped the officer up🥺.
Oh wow...oh wow tears oh wow it's not easy not at all..we have our moments we forget so much on our mind.. not just dementia...the officer had temporary dementia himself but met someone who cares unconditionally.. first time saying I subscribed it's beautiful
Thank you so much, we won't let you down!!
Really a harmless senior citizen and he definitely should’ve recognized she has dementia & I broke down when he said grandma 😭😭😭
It's not really
It's a play
Love these stories. But why would he put his dementia grandma behind the wheel i hope the keys weren’t in it
I was a care provider . For over 20 years . I took care of two all timers . One worst than the other . They had good days and bad days . And I love both of them . Talk to them like you normally do . This just shows you . We are quick to judge them wrong . Thanks for showing the video .
This circomstance break's my heart. I took care of 2 in my husband's family.dememia is a very cruel illness for all loved ones. Like 2 people living in one body. Total helplessness. My heart cry's for both of the officers. In my circomstance I had to reverse all our door locks to keep my mom from exsapeing outside in the winter at night. She would pace the floors all day and night very little sleep. Some time she could talk plain and other times she spoke in touges. I truly know what unconditional love is. I miss both of them , but I will never do it again. The white officer didn't spend as much time with dad and was probably put in a care facility. The other officer grandma from what I can tell still lived in his house.
So if she wasn't a cop's grandmother it would have been fine?
If COPS are like this..it would make the World a better for all..unstand each other..
Why couldn't the lady stop walking as she was asked? Then the handcuffs wouldn't be needed.
What the fuck do you mean im confused 🤔 explain it better
@@Grassmpl the lady in this story had dementia so she could have forgotten who the officer was
@@Grassmpl Cruz the lady has dementia beside that she old. Old ppl get confused easily
@@Grassmpl maybe if you educated and informed yourself about dementia you would understand 🤷♀️
My oldest Sister died from frontal Lobe Dementia. This brought tears to my eyes.
I love these type of stories
I think this was based on a real case. There was a woman who I belive was 80 who had dementia and a police man tacked her and broke her arm. The worst part is he was proud of it all 😳.
That woman took stuff from Walmart without paying. Is she supposed to get away with it?
@@Grassmpl nah she walked out with a flower pot then a worker told her then she gave it back to him
Yes. I saw that. It was a white woman though, not black. I saw the actual video. Before it is over, both those police are in trouble as they should be.
@@Grassmpl - The cop also showed the video to three people at the cop shop and laughed about it. You think they should get away with it?
@@Grassmpl do you understand what Dementia is? Stop commenting if you choose to be stupid!
Heart touching, am a Home Health Aide/Caregiver my patient is yrs old
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How many years old? It seems to be blank before the yrs old part of your comment...
Having a simple discussion....leads to unity..
This is reality and I like the way it ended. It could have went south if cooler heads not prevailed. Thanks for sharing.
I love your video
Thanks Eric!
Wow lovely story i love it I'm so sorry for not commenting more because of my English
Hey Mrs.Shirley!!!!!Great job
When he said miss walker she have no where else to go I said “GET THEM ANKLES MRS WALKER”
Officer Ortega gave his apology to Miss Walker was a good thing.
And yes that was a good thing what the officer did and said but also you got to remember Elder people shouldn't have to go through any of that without knowing their situation
@@contellasmith473 Thank you for your reply which has real truth but police officer are caution in crime situations, yes a old person can hurt you seriously.
Hes not even being racist hes just being irrational
Your so thankful
Very touching ...my aunt is suffering from dementia my prayers for encouragement and strength go out to all the families 🙏🏽😔
My mom has the same thing and on bad days she's scared of everything she can't identify with but he could of just followed and at that age she wasn't going no where fast. Protect and serve! Isn't that suppose to be the moto . Call the ambulance. She's 70 something mines is 89 i pray that ,that never happens
Moral : don't let people with dementia alone ...
Sometimes it's not so easy.
So you're blaming someone for this cops behavior? First of all it's not that easy to take care of someone especially given her age means most her kids if not all are living in their own home have jobs etc..so they might not even be aware of her condition. But if they do they might not have time to do babysit her 24/7 & if the got her a care taker again even if they stay with them it's hard to watch them every second they're just like kids u turn your back on them for 1 second and they could be gone or already made a mess etc... so they probably sneak off
@@tommygunn1671 I mean if the grandma never committed a crime and tried to run away from the cop, she would not have been pinned and arrested🤷♂️
I thought the very same thing. Why was she out alone?
@@tommygunn1671 , poor granny, no one took the time to accompany her.... Guess her family was toooooo busy huh?
Compassion is always a good place to start in any situation.
Our Mother had this disease. It’s the worst. There are joyous moments and horrible. But we really learned a lot through this process. 💗💖💗
Love this channel sooo addicting to watch!!!!
Okay this is a training role playing for policemen awareness. Great 👍
This and the other videos where the racist policemen arrests young black kids who turned out to be the son or daughter of their African American chief
História linda de dignidade e respeito
i love how he says hey I'm your Sargent but the low ranking officer just doesn't care