Cop Is Fired and Arrested After This Lawsuit
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The Supreme Court has ruled cops have no duty to protect, so you are wrong about the cops having a duty to protect anyone, regardless of what Texas law might say.
@@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28 so the cops cant be held liable for failing to keep people from harm in federal court, but they can in state courts if the state says they do have to, and also they can be charged in both courts for choke slaming a victim to the ground, so you are wrong about assuming this is about failure to protect.
Did you cut out a bunch of the video that shows the officer taking her to the ground after grabbing her by the throat?
I could have sworn I've seen the original video and there was a chunk that was skipped over. Just wondering.
@@thunderdome5452 youtube wont allow such content to be monetized and homies gotta eat
The lady stated she doesn’t like the police department and doesn’t trust them - they came and proved her 100% correct.
Right??? My thoughts exactly!!!
Yeah he heard "she is not cooperating" and said to himself I will show her. At least justice was served hopefully she gets some strength from the lawsuit and gets rid of guys like this in her life.
“You guys have a bad reputation”….deputy walks up and immediately choke slams her
Officer came to "help" but ends up getting choke slammed to the ground
Yeah, 10 seconds from Hi I'm here to help you to, choke slam to the ground.
100% proof she was right.
The irony of the cop grabbing her by the throat in his efforts to "protect" her from the guy who grabbed her by the throat, is almost unbelievable.
Double choked 😮
It's almost as if they sent a domestic abuser to protect someone from domestic abuse
Some perps just like to victimize victims. You see it in pedos when they know a kid's already been abused.
@@Strideo1 Almost???
Smh
The officer probably traumatized her worse than her boyfriend did. How in the world is she supposed to trust law enforcement at all after this?
Shit I didn't trust them before watching this
😂😂😂
@biggajah808 she didn't either. She said so in the video. Poor girl.
Decades ago, IN TEXAS, officers appeared for calls from neighbors, where my now-ex-wife had been assaulting me, I answered the door where my shirt was drastically torn for the aggression of the woman. Their ONLY concern... was the WOMAN OK??? I had crawled up into a ball while the woman wailed on me, but NO concern of ANY assault from the woman, while she assaulted me insisting that I should fight to show that I am a MAN. The ONLY showed concern whether the WOMAN was OK. Does this make sense to ANYONE????
Problems like this will continue until they stop letting officers "resign/retire" and start consistently prosecuting them.
That still wouldnt stop the prosecution from happening
They should get double the time. They put themselves into the shoes of a protector and they break that they should be punished x2. For an example I be using assault, if I assaulted someone and the sentence was 5 years, cops should get 10.
So your boyfriend can't choke slam you when you don't cooperate but the cops can. Makes sense. It is sadly ironic how this officer trying to explain this to her sounds exactly like an abusive partner would sound. "This is what happens."
No, he said, "YOU made me do it, it's your fault."
“I’m not going to hurt you” proceeds to hurt her 😅
"I need to hurt you to protect you" is not an uncommon rationalization for domestic abusers.
Well no he can't. But he was being protected by a corrupt chief, but that chief got defeated by someone who was not focused on protecting him and was rightfully charged and arrested for it
I was JUST about to say that, it sounds JUST like something an abuser would say to try and justify their actions.
The cop physically abused her then told her that it was her fault that she made him do that. Classic abuser behavior.
I cops just assist an abuser take advantage of her. You could see how she folded when the cops got aggressive. That isn't a normal response from a normal person, that's someone who has been abused, possibly since they were a child. That is sickening. I bet he beats his kids.
@@User0000000000000004 his wife probably looks like a huge walking hematoma
WHY DID YOU MAKE ME USE FORCE AGAINST YOU
Its even worse when men get falsely accused of family violence. They not only get arrested and possibly abused by the cop arresting him, the justice system treats it as if he is guilty simply for being arrested.
right? I'd hate to know what he does to his wife or girlfriend.
She got 200,000 dollar settlement and he got 6 month probation if anyone's interested
Thank you for the update
I've seen cops do things like this dozens of times. The psychopaths will treat a victim worse than the culprit.
its because judges likes cops and dont give for such criminals normal punishment
No way. I've seen thousands of these videos. It's extremely UNCOMMON. There's way more good cops than bad cops...we just don't ever see them.
@@jasondavis1949 US and Israel law protect criminals cops. Instead europe and even dictatorship countries, in USSR, early russia, early china most cops that commited the same crime in US were executed.
Cops: We're here to make sure your bf didn't abuse you.
Lady: He didn't abuse me.
Cops: Ok so we're going to abuse you to make sure you weren't abused.
FACT!!!!!
Exactly... not to mention even if they didn't get violent, they show up and don't accept "no nothing happened, I don't want to talk to you" they keep questioning you trying to get a "yes a crime occurred" which leads to unnecessary and false charges... they don't accept "no" then also asking a girlfriend whether her boyfriend (who she's apparently fighting with about something) everyone's mad at the answer "nothing happened" so I can see why some women eventually lie and say okay "something criminal happened" then afterwards the gal recants her statement and tries to fix it, but the police and courts won't take "nothing criminal happened" as an answer... they will literally go forward with charges without your support and while you're telling them "no crime occurred" all in a bad attempt at "keeping domestic violence victims safe" all while police commit domestic violence themselves at an alarming rate... they also often times end up arresting the boyfriend and start dating the victim.
Exactly
typical cowboy American ass police , sort off neanderthaler........
@@alitarak4640 I’ll be real. They ever come to my fucking door acting like that imma catch a murder case
“Look what you made us do to you.” This is exactly the kind of victim blaming and gaslighting that an abuser engages in.
There isn't a single doubt in my mind that the officer in question beats, has beat, or would beat his spouse or legal partner. 100%
Reminds me of my mothers after she gave me the ass whooping of the year 😅
Just saying ... in 1997 victims had no rights. Things have come along way since then. Come a long looooooing long way from the 60s when marital rape was a thing as well.
Keep moving that needle further and one day women won't be second class subjects in America and police will stop abusing peoples freedoms.
Crazy they replaced domestic violence with police violence.
@@LiberalLoudMouth FACTS
Officer: “You’re not a victim of DV? Hold my badge!”
Really proving that distrust in the police valid, aren’t they?
Hopefully she wins this lawsuit. Even if she wasn't abused before this, she'll definitely always remember this case of abuse!
I believe the county paid out $200,000 to Ms. Leal.
@@dleblancyou’re absolutely right, they paid her $200K
The fact that the cop berates her exactly like an abuser would is sickening.
Most domestic violence abusers are actually cops.
It's SOP.
Murica
He physically assaulted her, not berated her. He hurt her just as the guy who they want to find.
@@rcpilot179 you have it backwards... 40% of cops, in a poll, and their spouses, self reported domestic violence.
It's a staggering number. It's reprehensible. And considering how quickly this POS blamed this woman for the abuse he put her through, and any other abuse she suffers, I'm truly concerned for any women, children, and pets in his life.
"You don't cooperate with us, this is what happens." This is EXACTLY the same thing as an abuser saying, "LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO!"
"You break the law, you will get arrested!"
This is EXACTLY the same thing as an abuser saying, "LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO!"
You're not very bright.
@@dabajabaza111 No it's a pretty solid parallel actually. The cop obviously did not understand how to do his job properly.
@@dabajabaza111 Except she didn't break the law. She literally did nothing wrong. She said she didn't want to talk to the cops, which was her Constitutional right.
Cops have THE highest domestic violence profession... Literally just a gang in body armor which is so sad cause police could have such a positive impact if they weren't such shit human beings here in the US.
You are 1000000% right!
I was grabbed on the street and raped when I was 13. The cops actually BLAMED ME for being outside after dark. Needless to say I have a rather dim view of our fine men and women in blue.
Don’t wanna press charges, conversation over!
That young lady said she didn’t trust them from the beginning. Never have words rang more true. Whatever she was going through they traumatized her even more if not worse. I hope she wins ever single dime she asks for. 😭
Ironically when they showed up, she clearly said “I don’t wanna deal with y’all, you guys have a bad reputation”
She was clearly right
That’s not what ‘ironically’ means, but your point stands
@@williemays2 What is ironical in this case is that the police officer hurt her more than her own partner... people call the police for domestic violence, and they go there to commit the violence. What an irony...
@@williemays2 yes it was ironic that she said that she didn't want to deal with them and they had a bad reputation, and then they proceed to victimize the victim afterwards. That word is used exactly right. You shouldn't be correcting anyone
She clearly states she didn't call leave her alone. The female officer set her up
@@jerralenglish5574 Don't answer the door. Let them knock for hours. (yes, cops will knock for hours as they have nothing else to do but fuck with people)
Cop: "Is any violence occurring at this location?"
Citizen: "No."
Cop: "We'll change that."
🤣
"Fine, I'll do it myself"
😂😂
Hold my Beer would have fit aswell xd
Lol
If it wasn’t for CZcams, we’d never hear about these stories.
Seeing the former officer in an orange jumpsuit was very satisfying.
This is so infuriating. As a man I see why women often do not report abuse. Those in the position of upholding the law and protecting her violate her rights and traumatize her further. All over their ego.
This is correct
Throwing a domestic violence victim to the ground, putting her in handcuffs, and blaming the situation on her could be worse than the domestic violence itself depending on what it was
The deputy acted EXACTLY like a textbook domestic abuser. "I don't want to hurt you, but I'll hurt you for your own good," followed by "you MADE me hurt you!"
It's so blatant it's almost a parody.
@@Bacteriophagebs It's literally like South Park.
There is no evidence in this video that there was any actual abuse against this woman other than the cops abusing her.
Their mistake was thinking cops are there to help you.
Literally the opposite of what she needed...
You have no obligation to open the door or speak to police. Ironic how that POS cop committed violence against the woman while “investigating” violence against the woman.
"I'll assault you to protect you from an assault."
-Pig's logic.
@@ivanvas55 We had to destroy the village in order to save it.
Exactly , the cops make it worse
“For your safety I’m just going to assault you real quick, is that clear?” - basically these cops
Her fear of the cops were quickly substaniated.
DO NOT answer the door !!!!!
Cop: We're here to investigate physical abuse
Also cop: *physically abuses the victim*
Fascinating that the women expressed hesitation to interact with the PD and distrust and that fear was met with violence. So, instead of allaying her fears, the PD has confirmed them.
I thought the same thing!… a bunch of bullies who hide behind a badge…
Yep
Hopefully she learns to not even open the door for government minions. People need to band together to start fighting government on all levels. We need the MINUTEMEN.
Yep.
The more these officers fuck up, The more people will begin to call them less and less instead of taking matters into their own hands.
@@MyChannel-wg8ml did we watch the same vid where ata clarified how she was justified and legal in all her processes?
He was actually doing quality detective work. He performed the actions of the abuser in order to understand his mindset. Then, he was able to immediately locate the abuser by looking in the mirror.
👀🤣😂🤡troll
High quality comment🤣
Some cold sarcasm right here 😆
@@brendabattle9088 He’s right though.
😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆
What should have happened? The first responding officer would actively listen, while showing understanding and empathy. Tell her that she is sorry to hear about bad reputation and expresss the willingness to do anything to make her feeling to be overturned. Give her a card with a telephone number to call anytime if she needs help, and finally assure her that the police is on her side. Everything would have been very different.
Never answer the door for cops who don't have a warrant. NEVER.
So let me get this straight, the boyfriend allegedly chokes the victim. The police show up and are unable to locate the boyfriend. So the police decide to further victimize the victim by one upping the boyfriend by choke slamming her, putting her in cuffs, and telling her it is essential her fault they had to assault her. Then the police department and court system take 2 years to arrest the officer who assaulted her.
And don't forget, they promoted him to detective during this time as well.
@@bspradley And the guy who promotes the piece of shit is fired and replaced by someone who corrects this behavior by arresting the piece of shit. Happy ending.
Victimized 2x
Seems like they unlawfully entered the home as well?
@@SilenceIsGolden64 2nd time was the worst. It was done professionally.
The victim: "theres no abuse here"
The cops: "well we got a call for domestic abuse and we came all the way down here, so theres gonna be some abuse"
"I didn't come all this way for nothing, someone said abuse and i'm not gonna get dissapointed"
@@Atlas2030AD so the logical thing to do when investigating a rape or an abuse is to tackle the victim to the ground, just go straight up John Cena on their asses. this girl was supposedly the victim of an abuse, based on the phone call the police received right? So what the fuck are you even arguing here?
😂😂
I LOLed. I'm going to hell.
This 100% lol
Wow. He gets 6 months probation, and if he completes it, he gets charged with no crimes.
She settled with the county for $200,000.
The police choke slamming a domestic violence victim is crazy…
The idea of a girl having a “mark on her neck” being grabbed by her neck and slammed to the ground. To keep her safe is beyond comprehension.
That pig cop had no interest in protecting her. He only wanted to arrest the guy and stroke his own ego. Total piece of trash!
And he may have tampered with evidence. His grabbing her by the neck may have obscured any of the previous marks.
That's pig logic!
It's not about protecting. It's about getting their way. Even if that includes assaulting the "protected".
Imagine wanting to help someone so bad, you're willing to beat the shit out of them to make sure they're OK.
You got jokes, this is serious stuff, man. However, I see your point!
🤣😂🤣
@@mr72rosalind That’s what jokes are for.
Lol it’s like all the “wellness checks” that cops do when they kick down doors with guns drawn and end up killing the person they’re checking on. 😂🤣🤣
Why isn't this video showing the part where he "grabbed her by the neck and threw her to the ground"? That was the most important part of the whole incident.
Im surprised Hernández didn't arrest her for impeding an investigation and take her to jail for that. Id say she's lucky not to have been beaten. My heart goes out to her.
I'm surprised she is alive. Usually they find an excuse to tazer you. She looks so fragile too
Uh...she was beaten
...she was choked my dude!
@@abigailbp9294 Thanks for clearing that up. I’m glad to be here in Thailand
I love watching these videos. Always great to learn more about the law and my rights. However, the scariest thing about the videos you post is that almost every situation you audit, even YEARS after the fact, are not resolved. Whether it be charges or lawsuits. Charges still pending, lawsuits being put off. There needs to be major reform for our judicial system.
You gotta love how the male cop explains how “yelling doesn’t make them stop, just makes things worse for you…” sounds like what an abusive person might say to convince a victim they are at fault for what just happened
The male cop also said afterwards "we don't get your cooperation that is what happens" which seems very similar to something an abuser would say like "you made me do this"
That cop used the exact same language and conduct as a serial abuser. He belittles her, talks down to her, assaults her, tells her that it’s all her fault, and then forces her to admit that he’s right.
Just saying ... in 1997 victims had no rights. Things have come along way since then. Come a long looooong long way from the 60s when marital rape was a thing as well.
Keep moving that needle further and one day women won't be second class subjects in America and police will stop abusing peoples freedoms.
This will *only* happen when people vote blue and then one day voting progressive. Moving forward more steps than 1 forward 2 back will only happen when America goes progressive.
WORD. Smfh...
Basically yelling won't make me stop and if your yelling makes any problems for me I will hurt you much worse later.
When your average citizen doesn’t want to interact with this police dept because she’s aware how bad and unstrustworthy and violent they are, well it says it all frankly
exactly!…
Its more ironic because she straight said she doesn't want to talk to them because of their rep
And when he was "suspended" for a day but then promoted shortly after shows how the whole department is rotten to the core. That's what happens when they're left to police themselves.
And she Stiil couldnt avoid cop violence. I hate all cops, they deserve all the hate theyve earned from citizens.
Then they prove it with their actions
The logic of using force on a suspected victim of abuse escapes me in this case.
If you get in a fight with your spouse dont ever ever call the police unless its like a life or death situation. The very strict domestic violence laws were created with good intentions, but they’ve since morphed into an almost automatic arrest, even if you did nothing wrong.
Or don't call them for ANY reason. In my 27 years I've never called police and never will. "Call for help, you probably snitch on yourself". I can only picture one reason law enforcement would need to come to you and that's if just shot an intruder, then yeah they gotta come get the body and check up that you shot him legally.
Something about that job makes some officers think they always know best for citizens. Like “ma’am, it’s in your best interest that I choke slam you in order to protect you from violence. Now thank me for my service.”
Bat shit crazy
Abolish……police. Everything will settle down.
This is what happens when you give a simple minded scumbag incredible authority over other people with no o r over seeing them and practically zero consequences when they do something wrong. This guy violently assaulted a domestic violence victim. And the police department suspended him for one day then immediately gives him a promotion They act exactly how a spoiled child acts who’s parents never give them any boundaries or punishment/discipline.
40%er maybe.
@@atsylor5549 Whatever mechanism allows for the creation of local law enforcement is the way to dismantle it. We do not need “ babysitters” and certainly fucking retards who can’t get a real job, become make believe cops then think like a parent, a sadistic one. Fuck….them….all. Abolish this tax payer burden and let folks take care of their own shit.
So, let me get this straight! When responding to a suspected domestic violence call, it is acceptable for the police officers to assault the victim? Have I got that right?
lmao
yup. united states police is pathetic and seems like to get this job, gun and badge you have to pass an exam: count to 10 and maybe recite first half of the alphabet. But dunno if some of those 'officers' or 'deputies' (however they call em) even could pass such complicated tests so...
America is a very scary place to live: anyone can buy a gun, crimes literally everywhere and if there is no crime activity - their 'law enforcement' gonna find something for everyone so they can finally use their guns and thos two or three brain cells that were never used before...
Well, it's not gonna be suspected anymore
Yes
Well of course they have the right to lye make up write up false statements ( If ) ever caught they lie about others lie ,, cover up for them. Than very soon. Get a promotion big pay increase paid Time off when being suspended otherworldly paid vacation not to mention EXCELLENT BENIFITS
I’m trying to figure out how any of the exigent circumstances can exist from a phone call made by uninvolved “witnesses” to the occurrence. How can you have suspicion that the abuser is in the home when the “victim” didn’t call for help, the “victim” says she’s safe in the home with the person she called to be there, and the “victim” saying she doesn’t want to press charges or have any medical attention? This whole thing stems from a third party calling the police
“If we don’t get your cooperation we take it “
He's basically saying "look what you made me do" which is exactly how a domestic abuser gaslights their victim.
Exactly! And they are still have no clue why even non criminal ppl hate the police!
It's not a coincidence that a huge amount of police are also domestic abusers.
"Why did you make me do this?" meme scene from invincible in real life
😄
She has the type of personality that literally asks for it. She begs for people to abuse her it’s her fault
The fact that none of the other officers questioned or attempted to prevent this guy from abusing an abuse victim is frankly disgusting and shameful.
That's their code, 999 times out of a 1000 they'll back up/support their partners, whether or not they think it was okay.
How was she to prevent something that happened soo quickly and unexpectedly? Was she supposed to see the future or something?
Edit: since ppl love to assume, are emotionally charged, put words in mouths and apply motives where there were none, I am, and have ALWAYS been in agreement with everything else that was initially said, and her silence after the fact was ridiculous and makes her part of the problem no policing in the institution. However, expecting her to have somehow "prevented" the chokeslam was ridiculous... That was my only point of contention and so was obviously the only thing that I was referring to... nothing else...
Jesus Christ... the kind of disclaimers and pre-clarification you need to ask such a basic question ...
Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner.
@@Darius-kl3jk So the other officers totally ignoring it seems appropriate to you? She doesn't have to see into the future to know it happened, she saw it in the present and then completely ignored it.
Why is it that when police do things that even the courts find illegal, that the buddies they have with them on scene nearly never try to stop them or even mention the questionable legality of it?
@@Darius-kl3jk No one is expecting any of the other officers to be able to "see the future", but a complete lack of questioning about an ILLEGAL amount of force is the disgusting and shameful part here. Don't try to derail a legitimate statement with nonsense.
"We're here to protect you from domestic violence." *Chokes and slams woman to the ground.* What a stand up deputy!!
Do Not Open The Door For Police.
This is why victims don't call police. Because they don't want to listen to the victim and want to control the situation. I love how they consistently reinforce that she brought this on herself because she didn't want to talk to them - abusers love to do stuff like this.
@@navajo237 You are injecting your own narrative into the story using information you don't have.
You should never call the police, unless your life is in danger, because the police themselves, are usually the highest risk of violence you will ever encounter in life.
This isnt exactly why victims dont call but it is definitely a catalyst.. its frustrating and makes you feel helpless to call some one for help and they act just as the person they were supposed to apprehend
@@navajo237 - Wow. Way to pile on the victim.
He topped it off with victim blaming for good measure: "Understand those circumstances that y'all put yourselves in, and y'all make us have to deal with those issues."
"I don't trust you or the police department, you have a bad reputation and you're abusive" *Proceeds to prove her right*
BIDEN 2024
After her boyfriend beat her , the cops come and say he didn’t hurt you enough.
@@Ihategobblegum biden thinks police should be defunded and less trained 😂
@@inframatic False. If you actually read the newspapers you would know that defund police means they want to demilitarize police and use that funding for better training and social programs.
@inframatic No he doesn’t you liar
Former Deputy Hernandez pleaded guilty to official oppression and was sentenced to six months of probation. The victim settled her lawsuit with the county for $200,000.
COP WHILE CHOKING FEMALE: "I need to make sure you're safe!!"
The irony in this is unreal. We are here to protect you from being choked by a vicious person and then the cop chokes the victim himself ... hope she gets a huge settlement sorry she had to go through everything.
She literally said that she doesn't trust this specific police department. Gee, I wonder why
"I've had bad experiences with you guys"
Ohhh we'll make that worse
Not to mention the talking to she got after getting out of handcuffs to go into her home
Well said.
@@fusion4627 Just gaslighting for the camera. That’s how you know when they realized they F&$@ed up.
Update for those interested: The deputy plead guilty to "official oppression" and got 6 months of probation. The victim settled for $200,000.
thank you , was about to check for that and your comment helped a lot!
Thank you, I appreciate this, glad I looked in the comments first. Lol
I’ll bet they would have given her boyfriend a much more severe sentence with literally no evidence. They have body cam footage as well as the female cop as an eyewitness.
As long as the men beating women wear blue costumes and are armed while they commit their assaults, then it’s apparently not all that serious..
Thank you for getting additional information on this situation.
@chahan The plead bargain is a system when you plea to a lesser charge. That is the bargaining part of the plea bargain. So, he made a deal and got the lesser charge. That is how our court works. It is a wheel and deal system. There is plenty of evidence for the full charges, but that would require a lengthy trial process, so a deal was made.
We live in a police state. Always record. Always fight back.
"Do you have marks on your neck?"
"No, I don't know..."
"Well you do now!"
Im not going to hurt you.. I'm here to help and make sure you're ok. Protected and served the crap out of her
when a cop say that i tell them that a lie out of ur ass u know it & other people know it there for want to take me to arrest me & take me to jail go for it i dare u to cuz i get a lawyer now then i sue ur ass... so now i dont want to talk to u & im leaving if u stop me or so then we have a issue cuz i will yell code red out load to get everyone here ASAP that they can watch u do something wrong so try me
Earning the hate, one 911 call at a time...
@@havok9001 u can say all that all u want but if u yell code red not a single soul would give a shit, unless someone happens to be right next to u guys..
@@reese-tr8sq oh it will mean shit when i yell code red cuz for starters im disable there for any harm by any means happens to me by cop or anyone else like u can be arrest, charged with a class F felony charged on there record with a year in jail with a $1000 fine on top of a lawsuit.....
no matter what county ur ass is in felony is a felony
@@havok9001 Well that was stupid.
Just yell "danger Will Robinson", just as effective and at least funny.
Shocking. She even said at the beginning that the cops have a bad reputation in that area.
I live here, and they do lol
@@jeremym9973 lol same!! Yeah Williamson county sucks for such a chill and quiet area🙃
and dumb fu.c.ks proved she wasn't wrong at all
We all hate Williamson County Police.
@@jeremym9973 Has Gleason been an improvement?
I can hear: "Dinner ready is pizza?" comming from that police officer when he gets home.
It's the irony for me. It is actually embarrassing that she felt less safe dealing with them over her abuser, and then was proven right within 10 seconds of one showing up.
It's ridiculous isn't it, smh
Exactly she knew that police station is corrupt, well every police station is but there’s levels
Just imagine how it was before cameras. The police could easily lie and all the minions would all corroborate the lie. Without video nothing happens to that deputy.
Cops: we’re here for a domestic abuse call
Her: I’m not being abused
Cops: don’t worry we will fix that
Cops: Don't worry, we're really good at that
Lmao
good one
This cop definitely beats his family.
Ex-cop Hernandez looks great in that orange jumpsuit 😂
Imagine suffering from domestic abuse just to be abused by an officer and have him talk to you LIKE AN ABUSER telling her it’s HER fault he choke slammed her.
The first officer was actually foreshadowing how her boss is about to show up and choke slam her by asking what's on your neck.
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And then to be handcuffed in your own home while they’re gaslighting you. Absolutely horrendous.
Wow! They were there to help her instead, threw her to the ground and cuffed her. Way to make an impression! ....
I'm getting PTSD watching because the last video I saw the cops said "We're just here to help you" then, moments later shot her many many times.
She committed the offense of disrespecting a cop. It says it in the constitution that all citizens must at all times, in words and with actions, show 100% deference to any and all members of law enforcement. I'm surprised you don't know it. That's the one part of the constitution that every cop is taught day 1 in the academy.
Cops are never there to help.
@@trippmoore the ultimate offense. Contempt of cop.
That topped it off but i think the grabbing her by the throat was the worst part for her.. Bet she had flashbacks from that.
They quickly established that she hadn't been abused quite enough yet, so went to work. Sick.
And they wonder why she hates them!
You should also give an F to the first officer for being complicit. Cops that don’t speak up about misconduct are a part of the problem as well.
She was worried he mite turn the tables on her and blame her.
That excuse for a male officer has anger issues and im glad he was fired.
He needs to calm the fook down
Being complicit is not as bad as the crime. That’s shouldn’t be hard to understand smh
@@jackmcbride9046 so give her a D-. It shouldn’t be that hard to understand that being complicit is a major reason bad cops think they can abuse their power smh.
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@@garrettr3644 Then we see the video where a Female cop stops a male cop from police abuse and he choked. There was another instance In NYC where a female tried to stop police brutality and the tried prosecute her criminal her. It took her 15 years to get her pension. There have been cases where cops intervened are were successful prosecuted
Crazy how one structure of leadership found this dude “promotion material”, when another found his actions criminal. This broken system will only be as good as the people we put at the top.
and promoted to detective I might add, like great detective skills used there. Walks up and literally grabs her where she allegedly had marks.
I guess the flip side of that is that the new sheriff is easy better... so good on the county for ousting the old guy.
Voting for your masters is the reason this stuff happens.
It looks like it was covered up. That's why after the other sheriff left, all this finally came to light.
Yes because voting works. I swear none of this tyranny will be solved people are just so stupid in America.
The officer is there to protect her from someone who put their hands around her neck, then the officer put his hands around her neck?!! What?!!
Theres no point to ever calling the police.
Police officer: ma’am we are here because you might be endangered
Police officer: grabs victim by neck and throws her to the ground
Police officer: when you do this stuff, this is what happens
Great work officer! I feel so safe and protected.
This police officer sounds like an abusive partner, cool cool cool.
More like:
Victim: I don’t want to talk to you, you make me nervous and have a bad reputation
Female cop: I understand, we’re not here to hurt you
Male cop: chokes her, slams her on the ground and cuffs her
Also make cop: look what you made me do…
And then the officers wonder why domestic abuse victims go back to their patner..... well YOU'RE teaching them that's normal, comply or get roughed up. Disgusting....
@@edwinlongwell "Look what you made me do..."
Can we have someone go to his house and ask his wife how many times he's said that to her after choke slamming and throwing her to the ground?
He will have a nice time in jail
"This is what happens when you don't comply". That's why channels like this are so important to educate the public and hold these rogue officers accountable.
Who arrest law enforcement the minute they act like a criminal with a badge
This is what happens when you completely disregard an individuals desire in a situation that only effects them and substitute for it the “discretion” of an officer who is automatically predisposed to distrust anyone they meet in response to a call. It was an incredibly dangerous precedent to give police unfettered power in a so called “domestic violence” situation. Taking away the rights of citizens to make their own own decisions in matters such as this is almost never beneficial to the citizen and only serves to empower the police state at our expense and to our detriment.
Rouge I beg to differ
@@dannyconti8433 What do you mean?
This video series should be required watching for all police officers nationwide. Especially knowing that if you F up, you may be featured in the next episode.
In the longer version he berates her even more. "Shut your mouth and quit talking!"
This guy definitely hits women on regular basis. Seeing an abuse victim and immediately assaulting them because you think your badge will let you is pure evil.
Probably a raging alcoholic as well
@@graveyardrumblers No doubt!
No coincidence that 40% of cops are domestic abusers
@@footballhistory9133 damn that's insane. I've always had the belief that you have to either be an extremely good person to want to serve your community, or you're just a power tripping unsuccessful POS if you legitimately want to become a police officer. Most of your job as a police officer is just giving people bullshit tickets and ruining their lives for awhile. I would absolutely DESPISE myself if I had to do that shit to people all day.
In a make believe world where pen and paper is the most powerful thing in the world.
Labels are not real. Authority is given to those you give them too. Don't let them think they are above you or they will pretend they do until it becomes real to them in Thier mind.
Don't let them forget that they're just human like you. Young lady did good with respect but this guy is too gung ho.
The fact that the lady officer said “yes” after officer Hernandez explained why they shoved her to the ground…she should have been charged too. She was completely okay with it
I guess you didn't watch the video to the end... about battered women, the trauma, and how each reacts "differently".
@@SerenitynPeace And this allegedly battered woman was comforted by the pig choking her for her safety, right?
She started the shit. Everything the officer k own came from the lady cop
*knew
@@SerenitynPeace the woman was assaulted and the other cop did nothing. also the cops gave her the 'guilty by association' treatment. it should be applied to cops too when they just watch.
That cop sure showed her!
Smh!
Woah! He grabs the “victim” by the throat to throw her to the ground AND illegally enter her home after she refuses entry?? THEN they place her in handcuffs?!? This gets me SO angry.
The officers are there responding to a call of “possible” domestic violence and violently assault the young lady. Absolutely incredulous.
Officers had the right to enter her apartment. But since the shithead officer grab her neck and force her down all legitimate reasons went out the window.
Look up the definition of incredulous the next time you try to use it.
@@publicanimal Look up the definition of definition the next time you try to use it.
@@hippotato4863 I love this reddit mindset where being totally wrong is embraced.
@@publicanimal what exactly is a reddit mindset? also i was just joking 😂😂
Proving, once again, that there is no situation so bad that cops can’t make worse.
Abusing sometime while trying to get to the center of abuse. It's mind blowing how stupid and avoidable this was.
They power hungry. 95% of policing is communication.
There is absolutely nothing that some MFing idiot wouldn't make worse. One of those situations is generalizing one persons doings across a group of people consisting tens of thousands people.
@@anteshell or, there are a lot of people trying to point out a problem that's gotten steadily worse, while others try to downplay it.
@@jamuraisack5503 there probably are, though I've never seen one and definitely am not one myself. I fully realize the scale and severity of the problem here. It doesn't do any favors to it by lying about it or otherwise up-playing it.
Even this video proves I'm right. Just one or two good players would have no damn say about how things should be regardless of their position in the force, and still this is just one of many examples where the bad actors have been reprimanded. Do you have any other false excuses for lying or is that it?
She hella called how the interaction with the cops was going to go.
The photo of the cop with an orange dress as a prisoner has cracked me up....Its not a real photo
The officer basically gave her the "you made me do this to you" excuse that abusers use. Hope he goes to jail, and that she wins her lawsuit. No one should have this insult to their injury of having to deal with both an abusive situation with their partner/boy/girl/friend, and a cop who just does the same thing.
yep it's like, ma'am you are the victim here, me like well she is now.
Cop - "Did a man use violence and left those red marks on your neck?"
Girl - "No sir"
Cop - "Hold my beer"
I'm dying over here!!!!!LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!
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You sir are sooo wrong. Thank you for that.
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“I don’t trust yall”
Hernandez “ allow me to reintroduce myself”
dont ever answer the door when cops knock
This is why so many DV victims don't go to the police. It's horrifying that so many people are more fearful of the police than their abusers, this is quite literally the opposite of what they're here for.
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The police are not for your protection.
No 🤨 You think?
Unfortunately it's *exactly* what the police are here for. We need to disband the police and replace them with an organization that is designed from scratch to put people first, with the proper training and education, instead of paying for a bunch of big guns and big trucks and crap. Only SWAT should even be allowed to have firearms, and any call involving a firearm should be handled by SWAT, not regular officers.
Exactly. It happens daily, including with rape victims. And dv VICTIMS getting charged themselves instead of their abusers, getting them MORE abuse from their perpetrators!!
How in the hell do you show up to a domestic violence call an then put more trauma on a possible victim. He literally proved why she didn't want to fuck with this department to begin with. This is sick.
Cops are usually domestic abusers
I use to live in Austin Tx, and the williamson county police are the most evil... I would not even live there.
Thank God not all Cops are bad but it shows the majority of them are, Good that he got Arrested by the new Boss.
Great move.
@@6AlphaMikeCharlie9 - If you were put in a room and told there were 100 snakes but "only" 10 are poisonous, how could you trust ANY of them? I'm so sick of people saying that bad cops are the exception. Like you said, bad cops are the rule.
@@goofyrulez7914 this is what i wrote:
"Thank God not all Cops are bad but it shows the majority of them are, Good that he got Arrested by the new Boss.
Great move" I said the majority of them are BAD
This is crazy, I work down the street from here. Didn't know the sheriff's had this reputation here.
Wild how you can just call the cops on ANYONE and say "I heard domestic abuse" and they can basically break into your house as a result.
Yes. It is a vast, vast infringement on everyone's rights, tolerated because of emotion. It needs to be changed.
@@lilolmecj You don't seem to understand one basic fact, Carole. The laws were set up to prosecute only with a complaint and a victim. Which is as it should be; if no-one involved wants the laws enforced they shouldn't be enforced. If they cover for them, so be it. That's their choice, what adults do is their business. This notion that the police have a right to investigate and prosecute a crime against a person who says a crime wasn't committed is not only bullshit, but dangerous bullshit. "But it might save lives," you say. "But the people involved don't know what's best for them," you say. This is the exact mindset that let them enforce laws about how big your Thanksgiving could be a little over a year ago. If an adult doesn't want law enforcement help, you don't get to force it down their throat because you believe you know what's best for them better than they do. If you think that isn't the case, you are every bit the petty tyrant that the very worst ego-tripping thug is.
@@lilolmecj well a young innocent man was killed in cold blood by the cops in exactly the situation you described. The neighbors called the cops claiming a young couple was fighting (they were playing video games and talking loudly) the cops came and tried to open the door in the middle of the night. The man being scared grabs his pistol and opens the door. The cops yell “put the gun down” he gets on the ground and put the gun down the cops shoot and kill the poor guy in front of his fiancé he dies in front of her gasping and choking on his blood.
They performed a strong arm burglary. I have had this happen before to me. A girl called the police on me saying i wouldn't let her into my apartment. I would not let her in, because she did not live there. The police broke my sliding glass door and pulled me out of my apartment, then let her go through my belongings and take what she wanted. When i told them what they were doing was against the law, they asked me if i wanted to go to jail tonight? When their sergeant showed up, he again asked if i wanted to go to jail. I had committed no crimes, they did not have a warrant and nobody was in danger inside my apartment. The police have the guns, numbers, and clout. They can do whatever they want. I realized i was fighting a losing battle and went into, yes sir, no sir, mode. They let her finish robbing me, then let me back into my apartment and left. I was totally floored finally realizing that the cops answer to nobody and do whatever they feel like doing.
Called SWATING
This officer is like the guardian angel for domestic abusers: beats the girl, gaslights her and even covers the abuser's tracks. What else could a domestic abuser ask for?
What victim would call the police after something like this? Beat by the guy, beat by the police. Ever one of these officers should be in prison.
And give them 500,000 easy for their honeymoon
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Every one of the officers should be in prison? What the fuck for? The female police officer was very professional. Only Hernandez should’ve been prosecuted, and that’s exactly what ended up finally happening, thank goodness.
What a shame that it took a new sheriff to clean up the department and take that action though. Shame on the sheriff that was serving when this happened and only put Hernandez on one day suspension without pay.
The former sheriff should be prosecuted, but not put in prison for what he did. What he did was wrong, but it’s not to the extent that he should be serving prison time for it.
I will say though that the former sheriff’s history should be looked over with a fine tooth comb though, and if he did something more severe than this, then perhaps prison time would be in order.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Witnessing and then immediatley assisting in the cover up of her coworkers actions...
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 yeah... at least the female should. She watched her buddy mishandle a victim to the point of it being criminal. Then reprimanded the person who is now the victim of two abusers, and left with the suspect.
Anyone else would be arrested for the level of association with the suspect during the commission of a violent felony, and be forced to prove their innocence in court.
She's just as guilty as he is imo.
The county settled out of court for $ 200k
Chokeslams you to enter your house
"You don't want to cooperate, we understand we can't make you do anything "
Officer Hernandez behaved exactly as a domestic abuser would. He grabbed her by the neck and threw her to the ground, and then told her that it was her own fault. It is hard to believe that he wouldn't act the same way in his personal life.
police: "we are under the suspicion that you are a victim of physical abuse"
female: "no i'm not"
*police physically abuse her*
police: "see, we were right weren't we"
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good coment
My thoughts exactly
Physically abused female: "no i'm not"
She was the victim of abuse TWICE that night. Absolutly sickening what that 'officer' did.
He grabs her by the neck in order to protect her from being assaulted by her boyfriend. SMH
Using violent force against an alleged victim of domestic violence? Like, how does that idea even enter into someone's head?!
Can you imagine the IMMEDIATE charges if a civilian did that? And this guy got a promotion
@@crf1096 oh well lets see "terrorizing a citizen" "Making forcible entry to a domicile" "harassment" "disturbing the peace"
People who are abusers don't like being told no. She said no so he physically assaulted her, just like he's done before with girlfriends and even his children (assuming he have any).
Ego.
The officer should have just left the scene once the young lady said she was okay.