THEY BROKE IN AND DEMANDED ID [LAWSUIT]
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Forced entry by police! They broke in and demanded ID. This is an illegal entry and they have no warrant. Hopefully this citizen know he has a lawsuit available. He should sue them and bring awareness to this as much as possible. Be sure to learn your rights.
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After he explicitly told them to “get out” and they did not, they were armed intruders..just saying.
You can't shoot cops that will not hold up in court
@@Miller_Time can’t or won’t?
They can't just say everything is okay and leave. That would be too easy. He made a terrible mistake by opening the door.
@@Miller_Time It was held up in court on certain occasions
I get you. But the lights are on and it's not dark so they can't be mistaken for home invasion SCUMBAGS. If it was to dark he could have shot them leaglly.
If he had an internal affairs complaint against the department, this was 1000% retaliatory. Never open the door for cops, get a ring camera.
He didn't open the door. They busted the door open
He opened his door. At 1:27 you can see the storm door is cracked open. They busted in when he tried to close it.@@denisk751
Ring is spyware. CCTV is your best friend
Don't get a ring camera. Selfhost your door camera.
We need to reinforce all entry's and talk through the wall or door. Once the house is breached unlawfully, "castle doctorine" applies. We have to choose either defending our rights all the way to jail or allow our rights to be violated to attempt a lawsuit
I'm sick and tired of police labeling standing up for your rights as "obstruction".
It's the Communist way.
When they refused to leave that should be an INSTANT lawsuit, WTF do you do when the tyrants do not leave? SUE THEM
Call their co-workers so you have even more pigs
Unfortunately suing is useless since the officers are not held accountable and go back to work and probably target this person for harassment. I am not saying don't do it just don't expect anything to change, just expect things to get worse for you. The city/taxpayers lose the police don't and they go about their business as usual.
This is sad. Why don't they just leave.
All lawsuits should be paid from police pension funds !!!!!!!!!
Insane how more cops just keep walking in without permission like it's a house party to them.
Nosey...
Lmao 🤣 🤣
And how the one cop just had to keep his foot inside when they were told to go out was crazy. Acting like a fucking child just trying to rile the guy up more, they were preying for him to get violent just so they could shut him up. (Misspelling/pun intended)
Even if it was a house party cops need to be invited inside.....
They need some lead in their diet
Let me get this straight, it took 9 officers to verify that this wasn’t the source of the supposed 911 call but they didn’t seem too concerned about finding out where the “real” supposed 911 call was located. Yeah, they were there to send a message.
I agree
Very good point. Once everyone was fine it seemed mostly like a show of force which wass interesting considering they kept showing up even after they clearly updated over the radio" It was a landline that they dont have and a simplyuncooperative homeowner. Fucking christ what do they pay these people for?
Pure retaliation !
Yea they wer ...thats what they do..they went to my buddies and told him the same thing ..only thing is he had a land line phone so they went in to do a welfare check ..found what they wer looking for..they then got a search warrant and went in and busted him..wit a little bit of pot
That's what I was thinking... "we are looking for a lost child".... child not here.... spends 2 hours telling the guy they are looking for a lost child... LOL. The kid would be dead for these dudes found them.
Felony charges for all cops involved.
2nd A
Nope
If a person states that the officer is trespassing, the officer does not have a warrant, there's no probable cause because once all the cops were inside everyone said they were OK, and the cops still insisted in staying and getting more information, that's trespassing once you are asked to leave continuously. I may be wrong, but, that's a bit of what I know from the law.
Felony tresspassing for sure, as well as failure to enforce when the newly arrived police did not make the rest leave.
I am retired LEO That department would not have a budget for at least 3 years due to the lawsuit
they have insurance at tax payer expense, so the rates go up and who pays for that mistake ohhhh the tax payer.
Nobody gives a shit, how does that prevent any of those officers from intimidating the public out of retaliation?
Who was arrested and who was fired without qualified immunity?
Absolutely no one. Then nothing was done. Fool
And who's fault is that?😮
Not that I believe you.🥴
You don't seem to understand the basics.🙄
yeah, because they deserve a budget after that... if your department cant handle a civil rights lawsuit then just dont violate peoples rights. its not rocket science.
no you were not, you was hired as a janitor Derek
The easter egg was when the victim said that the visit was retaliation for a separate internal affairs complaint. I suspect the "911 call" was bogus.
I caught that too. That would explain why they kept screwing with him and took forever to leave.
I concur.
@@Gunslinger1875 & I concur with your concurrence. 😁😁
@@sunnydaze2359 I thank you for your concurrence and the hard work and years of situation awareness you achieved to fully understand my concurrence , unpon watching and listening to above video. 😁😁
@@Gunslinger1875 Sure thing partner . 😉
"If you're that afraid you shouldnt be police" I couldnt agree more.
Everyone has fear....but we still need police. We shouldn't act oblivious! He knows what he's doing! We know that police and military officers are trained to observe your movements and be prepared to neutralize threats. WE ALL KNOW THIS! So you have the right to reach for a black cell phone when speaking to a cop , but I'm not sure it's the most sensible life choice. It obviously doesn't mean you deserve to get shot, just that you made an error in judgment that resulted in you getting shot. Is this a surprise? Who actually thinks reaching into your pockets while talking to the police is a good idea? They don't know if you're Mr. Rogers or Jeffrey Dahmer, and if they want to get back to their own families they better have the instinct to react first. This is all common sense, but in today's climate it's popular to hate the police...but come on! I'd rather have these police officers bothering me for a night than not have them investigate a distress call. I'd also rather have them in my neighborhood than this dude who obviously has anger management issues.
@@apophisxo4480 You cant have freedom and saftey. America is not land of the safe.
@@travnarok415 Freedom is an illusion. There exists only chaos on one side and levels of oppression on the other. Safety is really the goal. Who cares if you are free to do something if it's not safe? You want to be able to speak how you wish, go where you want and do as you please without fear of retribution or harm. You are "free" to to call Xi in China "Winnie the Poo", it's just not safe or wise to do so. Safety is paramount!
@@apophisxo4480 I think its fair to say that if freedom is an illusion then saftey is an illusion.
@@travnarok415 You're free to do everything the government allows you to do. When I say safety, I not referring to skydiving obviously. I'm talking about the ability to do as you please without fear of retribution. You say that we should "preserve what is left", my argument is that your notion of the golden age of a "free America" is an illusion. It never happened and it never will. We have more freedoms than an authoritarian communist regime in a monocultural and compliant China, but not by as much as we fantasize. I love this country and I do think we enjoy great freedom here, but safety is important. If you manufacture that power tool, you're not free to make it however you wish. There is law, order, and standards that supersede your desire for freedom. You're individual freedoms take a back seat to the safety of your neighbors. Anyone living under an HOA knows that THEY are definitely not "free".....but they may be safe.
The fact they didn't take him into custody shows they are guilty af.
The blatant audacity of the cops to remain standing in that man's home, after they've clearly got the wrong property and have intruded in error and forcefully without a warrant, is simply unconscionable
It’s what the 2nd Amendment is for
It’s not “wrong property”, they do this intentionally because of some previous incident this man had with a police. No one called 911, hence why 10 donkeys showed up to enter an”wrong house” and no one went to the actual caller (cause there was none)
No immunity for cops, judges, prosecutors, and politicians period!!!!
100%. That would remind them they work for us!!!
Yesss!!! I Agree 💯 👍!!!
Yep and must carry private insurance like us.
11:00 "I have an internal affairs complaint on one of the Sargent's and this is your retaliatory action"
It's obvious they were provoking him hoping he would assault an officer.
Smells like entrapment and they staged a fake call.
Yup. And conveniently it was a call and hang up. Nobody said anything, hmm.
This was a total frame up to mess with this guy.
It is bone chilling that cop have the time and motivation to cook up these schemes.
You got that right on. You see the "I dare you" look in the two remaining officers eyes? Arms crossed over the chest? Inching further in instead of retreating slowly? A set-up.
Exactly, hoping to get a response so they could arrest him. It was likely retaliatory.
A landline was used. Whose number was it? Find the OPERATOR and INVESTIGATE that Call! Maybe there was NO call just a harassment visit! Make that FAKE 911 CALL a priority issue in YOUR community. People have been KILLED by mistake, with Fake 911 calls. Find out if and why the PRESUMED 911 caller hanged up, if they ACTUALLY called and hanged up? The CALL is what THEY say got them there in the FIRST place. Make them PRODUCE that CALL! If they can’t, make them PAY!!!
Edit: After mulling on this, THERE were TOO many cops there for a simple 911 hang-up! This looks like they PLANNED this!
Yup, it was a set up on retaliation
How many heroes does it take to try to intimidate one man. Evidently more than they brought.
The home owner should have let the LEO speak with the occupants.
If the 911 call raised reasonable concern for the safety of the occupants, the officer was trying to do his job.
Put yourself in the role of a kidnapped or terrorized child.
Still can't enter without a warrant. @@miguelservetus9534
@@miguelservetus9534that the thing, they did. Everyone in the house said they didn’t need assistance, but they refused to leave
@@miguelservetus9534 I think there might be a kidnapped child hidden in your closet, Just need to check it out and go through all your belongings real quick. Oh I'm going to need to seize your firearm too, and that bag of flour in the cupboard? gonna need to have that tested for narcotics... Enjoy the next few months in lock up while the courts figure it out. Thanks for your cooperation!
@@miguelservetus9534 Put yourself in the role of someone who likes to lick tyrant boots
You can tell they're planning their retaliation.
The fact that they had to be told multiple times to get out and still stayed is a clear violation of the 4th amendment
I'd say that borders on criminal trespass, repeatedly told to leave after being told by everyone there that no one there called them or wanted them there, then still refusing to leave. If it was someone else the police would of had them in handcuffs for trespass.
@@trippieau9248 It didn't border on criminal trespass, it was clearly criminal trespass.
They were trespassing after the first get out of my house. There was no disturbance when they arrived they just over step their authority as usual. I hope he sued all of them.
I wish he had clearly stated that they were TRESPASSING.
Tresspassing
The cop who kept his foot in the door was flexing, not de-escalating. He would be first in my lawsuit.
What are you suing him for?
@@craigfelter Trespass. The caravan thing was a joke meant for a different person about a video that I was also commenting on and i mixed up.
@@craigfelter Unlawful entry for one thing, trespassing because he was already asked to leave.
It was clearly stated that they have no warrant, meaning they had no right going into his property.
He did not consent to any of them coming into his property, therefore they are all armed intruders.
We as citizens should be able to treat them as armed intruders when they break the law like this.
Most fucking definitely
He was butt hurt from being called out for misconduct.
WE THE PEOPLE MUST come together to stop these TYRANTS !!
Enforcing the law doesn't mean YOU ARE THE LAW!
“If you’re that afraid you shouldn’t be police”
I LOVE IT!!
If you really pay attention, most of the time they complain about police safety, they have put themselves in a dangerous situation, as well as the public. Let's get rid of these guys!!!
cowards that's all they are
@craigcowen6920 Facts, Everytime! Escalate the situation, then claim all they did was cause they "Feared for their safety!" 🤡
What a bunch of ass clowns 🤡
How many cops does it take to investigate a 911 call that the homes occupants have stated NONE of them called, and they have no LANDLINE phone.
You sign your life away to protect the citizens, but are so afraid
So anyone pick up when he made the statement that he already had filed a report on one of these cops? This was retaliation!
Agreed
It definitely seemed like it. They didn't even have a statement from anyone, on their alleged 911 call !
O yes on Sargent,that is 100% what this is about. That's what they do.to the people..and it's OK till they do it to wrong person. This is sicking. . They had no write
Yep.. they retaliate & deny it using lies n bs ..
Badge or not. Home owners should have given 1 direct order.....VACATE my home or be met with extreme responses from the bang stick...buh bye
"You guys are thugs, I don't think you would do anything" - DAMN this man slayed
At this point they need to be treated as a burglar.
When the guy recording mentioned that he had filed a complaint against one of the sergeants it all made sense.
I know a person who was being harassed by a cop, and had to deal with stuff like this. Actually I've known two people who were harassed.
I also know a guy who committed attempted murder and several other crimes who acted this same way to cops, and to every "friend" and family member who didn't help him hide evidence.
Actually almost every actual criminal I knew acted like this to police. I even knew a guy who would make fake 911 calls to mess with police.
So it's tough to know what was going on.
I agree. As soon as he brought up retaliation...those cops changed their attitude. I say it's time for a big time lawsuit. I wish some high profile lawyers would take these cares pro Bono. Shove a cop up against a powerful lawyer who would rip them to shreds on the stand and then get big time settlement.
Yep, seems like the officers were getting retribution for that. I remember when cops could actually be trusted, long long ago.
@@ChaosInFlux before boomers destroyed the country and allowed the government to go off the rails?
@@ChaosInFlux I think you're remembering The Andy Griffith show and confusing it with reality, haha.
The only difference between these cops and evil clowns is the clowns would have all arrived in the same car!
That is for sure , it would have been fun to watch them all spill out of the one car
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I 💘 your sense of humor..
Well all cops work for the state, who passes evil legislation that tramples your rights that they all enforce without hesitation, making them just as evil as the politicians.
@@derekwbooker93 Derek , all I was doing was making a joke about the cops . I understand what the state and the politicians do in regards to the laws
If the addresses was the wrong one, they legally needed to GTFO ASAP.
What gets me is that there will be instances where someone is in real trouble and they will drive up look around a bit then leave and the person get murdered.
Yeah, imagine if the guy actually did something and cops just left, cause he didnt let them in.
Imagine that he did nothing but the cops remained while the actual 911 caller is being killed because they wasted too much time fighting with their egos!
Meh. People will get murdered anyways. Murders happen in the heat of the moment and are split second scenarios. If your plan is that the cops are going to protect you, you are going to be disappointed.
"Throwing your FICTITIOUS authority around..."
That left a mark.
All of these officers would have excelled in their careers in the late 30s through the mid 40s in Germany.
CORRECT!
50's and 60's here in the states depending on where you lived , southern states , cities like Detroit and Chicago to name a few
@@edwardmurawski9324 in other words, nothing has changed except now they have QI and they use it to do as they damn well please to whomever they please. Great progress America!
@@gingw7333 The progress is that people in America are now standing up for there rights instead of rolling over
People always acting like cops would've do that again yet we see what is happening in Australia. If cops or military have to choose gov over the people you better be ready for a Germany repeat
My support for the Thin Blue Line is getting thinner every time I see one of these.
..Me too
If cops break into your house, refuse to leave, and get violent what recourse do you really have?
None. Which is why the system is broken.
"DID I ST-ST-ST-STUTTER?! GET THE F*** OUT OF MY HOUSE" I love this man
Nailed it!!! Their egos wouldn’t allow them to retreat. Fucking tyrants.
I stutter, I'm tall, but I don't give small people hard times about being small, everyone has their physical handicaps,
Lmfao this guy is great
Time stamp 6:55 for the lols.
You're welcome guys 😎
The matter was ended. The cops refused to leave after being told NUMEROUS TIMES to exit. Armed trespassing. Charge each and every one of those criminals.
Awe man im counting how many ambulances should have been required for this unlawful entry.
Coroner garbage truck instead.
Busted in to a Lawsuit
That many cops to that call means they are grossly overstaffed.
It’s a surprise there weren’t more fuhkin pigs actually. This visit was purely harassment!
Or they all have such small balls they need to travel in a pack to feel safe.
G R O S S L Y!!!
.... And, sqawkin' for more.
@Mike Barooshian
ALWAYS.
Overweight, too.
Dude recording definitely stood his ground and was absolutely justified in his reaction
Yes. Clearly.
When are people going to see these mf terrorists for what they are .picking up a weapon and taking out the terrorists is what we as Americans need to do
Five words. Do you have a warrant!
He was being a toddler. "Whaaaaaaaaa Big Baby not want police in my house.....Whaaaaaaaa I'm so important." There's the Law, there's the Constitution and then there's the reality-Play Bitch Boy Games, Win Bitch Boy Prizes.
I certainly don't want just anyone in my house. If you've ever had police lie about you and get charged because they lied then of course I wouldn't trust any of them they are people I don't know so I don't trust. I'll give respect and hopefully get respect but if ya come at me with dumb BS then I'm done.
When cops enter private property without a warrant just like this should be considered as breaking and entry criminals with guns.
It should be life in prison for every single cop that entered that apartment.
This is the police expressing how they feel about his previous complaint.
Nah bro...this is dirty jersey
Retaliation is what I call it...
And they will get the free legal representation provided by the local police unions. Often DAs are members of various organizations that support law enforcement. This often leads to difficulty in any consequences other than civil. There are loop holes in suing them. Most people comprising a jury will side with the PoPo 👮♀️
And yet we pay taxes to get harassed. Makes no sense!
The real gang gang gang is the mob... The mobbed up to his house and demanded entry
I think the cameraman was spot on ... it's retaliatory for an IA complaint he already has on file.
Or he set up a phone line , and made that call to set them up
@@doomman700 , how do you set up a landline and convince the phone company to cooperate in pulling a prank on the police department?!
@@mitchrodee the line was set up through the cable company. Do the research yourself. You will note one of the cops points out how it’s done, the guy on the camera quickly interrupts so not to give it away.
@@doomman700 well, then the cable company/internet service provider or whomever that setup his VoIP will be able to verify the name of the user at that address and he or she will be arrested for abusing emergency services. However, it still doesn’t explain why the cops didn’t simply talk over him and stress the fact that they already got verification from the cable company. Cops can be pretty insistent at repeating facts to subjects they are making contact with. Anyway, if the police truly had that information they would have taken all three into custody for further questioning.
@@mitchrodee the point is you don’t have that info and have jumped in the bandwagon defending the guy. I simply say wait for the rest of the story. It’s hard for some to do that these days though, I see it often.
I've seen this video before on a different channel.
One of the most agregious criminal violations of the 4th Amendment in history
But if you dont sue them, they wont learn their lesson.
If the department is unionized, they won't learn their lesson anyway because unions shield officers from the very law they supposedly uphold.
Supervisor doesn't care if his officers are stressing him out or violating his right or continue to have his foot in his doorway. How many times does he have to say "Get out of my house?"
Pepper spray usually gets the message across. If that doesn't work a kick in the crotch will. The home owner have the right to defend his home.
as many times as needed, in fact it should be the only words he should yell at them... Over and over, until they figure out that's the only thing you are going to say...
@@rowenkylee5627 I would not suggest doing this: as it is assault... There were 10 COPs there willing to murder you, if given the chance... Don't you think they all would testify in court against you, purger themselves just to lock you up, where they know how to get to you...
If you take someone's rights then try to complain nobody wants to hear that bullshit!
Not a single cop gives a single shred of a fuck about you or your rights
They will loose lawsuit as he told them to leave 100 times AFTER they knew it was an error. Remove qualified immunity now!!! They have to be held liable NOT taxpayers
Double! Paying their salary then paying for their evil actions while they continue without pause. They were not there to protect and serve. They were there to intimidate and harras!
I'm sorry but you can't remove that. Let him Sue and get his 10 million dollars but you cannot remove that. It seems like a scene out of a movie
Cop would loose there life if they even stepped on my property without a warrant.
This is why i dislike the police. They don't know the law of the land.
@@mrleafbeef634 they know, they just have been able to get away with it for generations, and they're used to it. 🤷
They might have been able to say it was exigent circumstances, but once they talked to everybody they should have left right away.
If they call 911 again and you come back, I'm calling a law firm for harassment and a lawsuit
And this is why you never open the door for cops unless there is a search warrant.
Yup. Open the window or have screen door locked and talk from there
Never open the door or talk to them! FTP
And This is why there was a "little Door" in the doors.
And always have screen door LOCKED!
Never open your doors to armed thugs.
Warrants are just paper,
How many times, legally, do you have to ask them to leave? This is unreal.
Legally you only have to tell them one time to leave after that point they were committing aggravated trespassing under color of law.
That's the time the second amendment should be utilized
@@BohemothWatts-vz1lc absolutely
If that's a Castle Doctrine State, you're within your rights to use deadly force.
@@Sweetness71775 That is not how it works.
I love this guy. Never backed down once.
Unbelievable how they linger, bully and try ignore directives to leave.
File restraining orders and issue trespassing notice on everyone of them
You misspelled execute their entire family
And who is going to enforce those actions? Their buddies they work with?
@@joeymerrell8585 The Second Amendment. Always keep it loaded with armor piercing ammo.
@@DeadTyrantsAreGoodForSociety wow. The whole family. Your just as bad as these thugs. Yea they are wrong but the family sound like a idiot
@@wakeuppeople7327 sounds we got a boot licker. If they can't act right with the badge on they can find out what the consequences are real quick.
It doesn’t matter what an intruder’s costume looks like when he invades your home.
STAND YOUR GROUND.
Makes me wonder how these cops would react to 8 dudes pushing their way into the cop's house and refusing to leave...
yep one warning and their getting opened up on
Some states you can't and you are obligated to Run.
@@arbiter1 wait in some states you can’t defend yourself in your home? what states are those?
@@LightStorm. All of the Blue states have laws against protecting your home. Whoops, I'm sorry "Duty to Retreat"
You have the right to defend your property with force.
A reason why I don’t own a firearm.
Obviously once they confirmed the number of the 911 call didn't come from there it's time to leave, and find the landline phone that called them. They don't leave, instead they want to insist on prolonging the drama and sit there and copsplain and if the call was really an emergency, shouldn't they go find the actual callers?
"This doesn't have to be a bigger issue"
*proceeds to make it a bigger issues by not just leaving*
Anyone else wonder why they aren’t trying to find the actual 911 caller ? Guess it wasn’t really that important then
Exactly what I was thinking.
Fn bingo.
That caller was this guy. Wait till the rest of the story comes
@@doomman700 , do tell what you think you know
They're lying and they know it.
It's a psychological giveaway.
Why would you look for something you know does not exist because you made it up?
Why ask a question when you already know the answer?
At what point does this turn from legal investigation to harassment where he is justifiable in forcibly removing them from his property?
They are likely trying to goad him into shoving an officer, so they can arrest him for assaulting a police officer, then they'll have cause to slap him with all kinds of subsequent complaints like obstruction, resisting arrest, etcetera.
That corrupt criminal cop belongs in prison
All those police officers should be fired for entering at man's house without permission
Some of these cops need to respect people's property and leave without trying to make bad situation on their jobs and also respect people's rights by walking out their house and do their job right like other cops do.
@@davidtookes7408 what other cops exactly? All of them act the same and will back up every single bad cop out there.
I think they were doing exactly what they were trained to do. Your problem needs to be resolved at another level.
@@eddarby469 Look I'm telling it how it is, your problem needs to be at another level.
@@davidtookes7408 My understanding is a 911 call does support "exigent circumstances." The policy in my area is if they get a 911 hang-up, they have to go to the address and talk to every occupant to verify everyone is OK. So the police were likely doing what they were trained to do. That fellows vulger outbursts only resulted in officers digging in their heels and things got very tense. I would not want to be him if he had been arrested. The video shows that he made every attempt to antagonize the police.
The truth comes out. He has an IA complaint in progress against one of their own. That was an attempted retaliation scare bully tactic.
FTP
A little louder for the trolls in the back! Preach.
Lawsuits
that was probably the best thing he said the whole time as what they were doing is being recorded and can be used to show retaliation.
@@bobbys4327 yup
What if his girlfriend was your daughter and she was in trouble.
Should the cops walk away from protecting your child.
You answered question about the occupants in the apartment. That’s all they needed.
The homeowner here made the mistake never open your door to police officers talk to them through a device that allows you to keep your door shut
Facts never open door
I have a locked gate then a wood door, so I would never open the gate for police. A few years back they were looking for someone & ranged my doorbell for permission to check my backyard
Not even propped. I mean I get why they were there but yikes. You’re right. Do not open the door.
Google legal name fraud. . . . . . . ID'S illegal.
@@lady4real75 You were lucky that they did NOT break the door down, then arrest YOU for 'obstruction', and/or "harboring a criminal".
FTP!
Omg. This is so outrageous. Gtfo out of his house.
Guilty until proven innocent
This guy a lot nicer than I would’ve been. I will commend him on his patients.
The thing that bothers me the most, is more officers continued to just walk into the dude's house unlawfully. How many armed thugs does it take to intimidate 1 unarmed man?
More than that apparently. This man did everything right.
Every heard the more information passed from one person to another the facts and details are "lost" well that's why they call back up the back up doesn't know that these guys just broke 3 laws they just know that the fat cue ball piggy called back up for an aggressive male so they come so he's the one that is breaking a law in the eyes of the court
The officers are responsible for checking the situation out. Once it was confirmed that there was no landline call and no one was in danger they should have wrapped it up apologized and left. It does not take nine police officers to verify that. They should have never came inside once they verified there were three people there. The other thing they could have and should have done before harassing the guy was to contact the manager of that apartment complex and ask if there was a landline active in that specific apartment. I would be pissed too if I'm minding my own business and I had nine police barge in for no reason. It's conduct like that that ruin it for the officers that actually do care about protect and serve. In this situation it was unwarranted for all that to have taken place.
@@rba5567 there are very few good police officers but the ones that are good get a bad rap for just wearing the uniform. I feel bad for those cops they take all the hate for what others do and did. And it's sad because good people can be corrupted.
All of them
Imagine being such a tyrant that you walk into someone's house and tell them that they have no idea what's going on in their own home...
Actually they didn’t say that. They said quote “can I explain what’s going on.” They never said the OWNER doesn’t know. People like you take words out of CONTEXT and change the truth with couple words makes me sick.
@@tmmalone1986
So feeling the need to explain something to someone does not imply they don't already know?
Shall I explain what "implications" are, or do you already know? According to you, even if you know I should be completely justified in explaining it anyways, and you would be a hypocrite to imply that I am being condescending...
But, yeah... Sure. Great argument, champ!
Don't forget to throat the whole boot to show your support...
@@tmmalone1986 Nothing the OP said was incorrect. The OP didn't say that's what the cops literally said, hence the lack of quotations, they (the cops) are telling them (with their actions and copsplaining), that they don't know what's going on in their own home.
You make yourself out to be a stickler for context and words, but with the context we have-that IS clearly what they are telling them...
😂😂😂 thats grotesk
@@enasnI99 Thing is that legally the had the right to enter as part of their authority to do welfare checks. Until they made contact with all the occupants, the police had a legal right to enter and remain in the entry area. It was staying after it was clear no one was in distress or had called that will cause trouble. But this guy didn't know about that exception to the 4th Amendment and didn't want to hear the officers explain it.
Don't you just love the cops explaining.
I bet they got their EGO got hurt to. When they were told to get out my house.
As a child I used to legitimately respect police. I thought they had a difficult job dealing with the worst of the worst (which is still true occasionally). However, the vast majority of the "difficulty" in their job is created by them doing outrageous shit like this. Everyone living in that house has the right to be livid with these officers. All they had to do was knock on the door and leave when they determined nobody called, instead they turned it into this shit show.
Yeah if the police would just leave when burglars, home invaders, or kidnappers tell them to they wouldn't have problems like going through Jeffrey Dahmer's freezer, or saving grandpa when he collapses while calling for help.
@@utubenewb1265 wtf does that even mean? Did you see any home invaders or elderly folks here asking for help? Didn't think so 🙄
@@sawyer4981 Ok. Go back and watch the video. You notice the police show up and tell a UNIDENTIFIED person they got a 911 call from that address, there operator heard fighting and the call hung up. Then the UNIDENTIFIED guy told them they should stop using their flashlights to look inside, and that they couldn't check on other people's safety, and tried to shut the door on them when they informed him that a suspicious 911 hang up gave them the exigent circumstances to enter. Again a UNIDENTIFIED person tried to stop police from checking on other people's safety.
You do realize that Jeffrey Dahmer talked officers out of investigating before killing, raping, and eating one of his victims, and killed several more people before the police actually investigated his apartment?
You do realize that criminals usually look like anybody else right?
After the officers talked to everyone there most of them should have left quicker. But the final officers still had to investigate why a 911 call had been made. Was it a accident? Or was it someone who was already mad at police making fake 911 calls? Or was it someone spoofing the phone system and "swatting" this guy?
I've known 2 different people that were illegally harassed by a police officer.
I've also known a former meth dealer who admitted he used to make fake 911 calls to harass the police. With a computer it's easy, no handset needed.
So a UNIDENTIFIED person tries to stop police investigating a 911 call. Are you on Jeffrey Dahmer's side on this? Or on the side of the police who caught him?
@@Carts45 Ok, whataboutism doesn't work. Sure, that's right.
So a 911 call from that address was made. The operator heard fighting. The caller hung up.
The police should investigate who called.
WHATABOUTISM, #1) "but what about if the call was maybe a accident?" Should police investigate then?
#2) "but what about if the person has complained about the police?" Should police investigate then?
You understand that "whataboutism doesn't work", would include your "whataboutism" also right?
@@Carts45 Ok, whataboutism doesn't work. Sure, that's right.
So a 911 call from that address was made. The operator heard fighting. The caller hung up.
The police should investigate who called.
WHATABOUTISM, #1) "but what about if the call was maybe a accident?" Should police investigate then?
#2) "but what about if the person has complained about the police?" Should police investigate then?
You understand that "whataboutism doesn't work", would include your "whataboutism" also right?
The foot on the doorstep is hilarious. That tyrant just couldn’t resist flexing in the lamest, simply lamest way possible.
Steve Lehto Just did a state supreme court that a K-9 nose can not break the plane of a open window.
Had me dying dude “HIS FOOT IS IN THE DOOR”
Totally unprofessional behavior to deliberately antagonize innocent people in their own home. I believe that is the definition gang activity.
They would have gotten🔫……
They sent the whole department
I've been telling citizens for a long time do not open your door if they don't have a warrant to search premises buy
I accidentally dialed 911 and a deputy sheriff came to my house. Pressure did not want to see my ID.
Hopefully someone backs this guy and he gets to sue these officers individually, and as a department.
When he wins hope he uses a portion of the money to end the tyrants lives
@PL Lyons They were invading "Private" property, using a bogus 911 call as excuse... I hope all gangster COPs are fired for cause, with no retirement, no medical and no future working in Law enforcement... Make them homeless for their actions... End qualified immunity now...
@@DeadTyrantsAreGoodForSociety I think you're severely overestimating what this kind of lawsuit would pay out.
Or has access to an AR15
@PL Lyons They were there to retaliate against him for him for making a previous complaint.
I think it is weird that they focused solely on the camera guys info, and not at all the other people there. It is absolutely clear they were there to harass the camera holder.
When he said he had an IA complaint in for their department, this got really suspicious and seemed almost retaliatory, especially when the call was from a non-existant land line that as registered to their house and they focused on the one who submitted the complaint. Whether or not they had legitimate concerns, the appearance of their actions seems very suspicious.
@Mike Barooshian you’re totally wrong . There are in fact some bad cops , not all are bad . You can’t put them all in the same basket . Totally unacceptable and untrue.
@@rondadepenbusch8152
As long as the so-called good cops do not say anything they're all bad
The REAL crime was "contempt of cop" . They wound up with NINE cops. That's 144 rounds. That sounds kinda excessive. If the 1st 2 plus the supervisor couldn't handle it, they are in the WRONG line of work. Kudos to the guy for hanging tough and sort of maintaining his cool. I DO think he should have cleaned up his language.
@@rondadepenbusch8152 All cops are bad. There are no stories of good cops pruning the bads.
Sue, sue sue!
"Did I st st studder" LOL!!! 😂🤣😂
"You guys are thugs, I don't think you would do anything" - (to help in an emergency situation) He got that right.
Well. they weren't trying to find the actual caller, if there was one. I tend to doubt that if the homeowner has filed repeated IA complaints..
Exactly, if there was an actual emergency they’d be arguing with him over ID and then arresting him on a bogus “obstruction”charge when they didn’t get what they want.🤦🏻♂️🙄 I have seen it so many times, they get a vague anonymous call and the first thing they do is demand ID and then arrest the person and argue with them for 20 minutes trying to force them to comply when no crime is alleged and therefore they cannot force identification. And all the while the “investigation” is completely forgotten about and all that results is a false arrest. The community was not served in any way, the persons rights are violated and the best case scenario is a successful lawsuit. But the cop is never held personally responsible. The taxpayers pay the judgment, the police department never learns and they continue to willfully violate constitutional rights. They must be held personally and criminally accountable if anything is going to change. 🤦🏻♂️
Imagine what would happen if you showed up at a police station in body armour and carrying weapons, demanded ID from everyone present, and refused to leave until you'd had the chance to search the entire building.
You'd get your BLM status upgraded.
@@coodaytah6312 Yeah to dead! So stfu!
@@rocknessmonster2540 somebody didn't have cone flakes for brekkie 😒
@Wizard Suth, LOL THAT would have been an ugly situation man!
sounds like some fun lol
Total disrespect for law enforcement.
The girl laughing in the background when he asked them what would it for y'all to figure it out was good 👏
The level of pettiness of that cop refusing to simply remove his damn foot out of his house to calm the home owner down shows exactly how LITTLE they care about resolving issues and how HUGE their precious egos are to them.
shot gun , remove foot. He and NOT ONE of the other cops there would ever do it again.
@@Brian-pz3wh The other cops absolutely would do it again after watching only him lose his foot.
@@_GandalfTheGrey_ Then go for multiple feet?
@@Brian-pz3wh So they're just supposed to believe the guy? Suppose someone in th house actually did call the police?
@@marlenewawrzyniak5816 Because they are known to outright lie about this all the time. The "we got a call" 98/100 they did not. They are looking for an excuse to abuse people and get their ego satisfied.
All of them should be charged with breaking and entering and serve time in jail just like if a citizen had done this.
When a public servant commits a crime, it's a violation of the public trust. That should be a modifier that makes it worse.
Breaking and entering would involve them picking or breaking a lock, busting a window, kicking in a door, etc. They should definitely be charged with unlawful entry though, which can be a felony if the person is armed or a person/property is damaged (which both happened here). Regardless, they should be facing charges of some kind, especially after being asked to leave numerous times.
They can't just leave though....What if there actually is someone in the house, perhaps the owners, who are victims of home invasion for example. The disproportionate amount of anger is a bit suspicious. How can they just leave? This is life unfortunately. Things aren't perfect. I don't want cops bothering me when I'm trying to relax, but I'm pretty sure MOST people would have the common sense to handle themselves a bit differently. There is abuse by officers and it's a problem, but in this case it just looks like you're doing your best to provoke a confrontation and it's totally plausible that you placed the call to initiate the confrontation. Seems like a set up....Just saying. No one in their right minds would behave like this. It's your right...but it's stupid! Perhaps you guys were innocently watching the UFC fight and cheering and a neighbor called the police thinking someone was getting attacked....It's OK dude, RELAX!
@@apophisxo4480 Yes, they can "just leave." There has to be a certain criteria met for them to just walk in the house without a warrant, and none were met here. They can't walk into someone's house legally just because of suspicion or a "feeling" of misconduct. Laws are laws, and walking into someone's house for being butthurt isn't a justifiable reason. They're *LAW* enforcement, not feelings enforcement.
Sadly, cops are held to a lower standard than you and I.
The bald cop had the eyes of a psychopath.
Which one?
Never open your door.
The owner needs to yell "get out!" repeatedly at the top of his voice until they leave.
He did! 🇬🇧👍
"Go home" seems to work with dogs. Not sure what works with pigs.
@@wizardsuth Suuuuuueeeee!
Always keep a door locked and the contents of your house unviewable to them.
Hide from viewTo EVERYONE
That's right, never EVER open the door for them, because all they have to do is stick their foot in the door and you're screwed, once they do that if you try to close the door and their foots in it then they can get you for assaulting an officer and barge in, it's one of the many dirty tricks they pull on people.
we need cameras in our homes, cars and body cams to protect ourselves from police …. dam shame
Yeah and if they don't see anything they will try and pull the odour bs card
@@roslynsamuria7309 they will disconnect them or take them
That one really pissed me off.
This is why everyone needs a camera that you can talk on so you don't have to open the door.
They don’t seem too concerned that whoever did actually call still needs help lol.
nobody called ...they were hoping to frame him
They werent worried.. They would have searched the house if they were concerned.
Somebody, some attorney, take this case pro bono and take those cops, the department and city to the cleaner!
Wont happen.he just needs to move to another city or state!maybe Vermont!
To experience the same thing from a different set of cops?
Not pro bono, on contingency.
Lawyer up and sue. This is insane.
Well done dude
Well done
I'm telling you that THIS was retaliation...pure and simple!!! This guy owned those fools!!!
@Gearjammer because he didn’t want random people in his house ?
@gearhammer he fucked them in the ears for as long as they've been there, smacked them big, dismissed them and didn't give them any info despite all the pathetic scare tactics in place.
And I think that he'll at least file complaints on each of them, leading for more probs for these cops in the future. And it'd be much better if he's suing them for the criminal trespassing and so on.
To summarize: they get nothing and bad to leave after being dismissed, getting IA complaints and, hopefully, a lawsuit. So yes, they've been owned.
@Gearjammer not a bootlicker,but a a a-s licker,have no facts just accusations,you would be a great corrupt officer.
@Gearjammer awww, our little miss bootlicker is trying to be a smartass, so sweet that that's even adorable! :) Not today, sweetheart.
Those scrubs were verbally used and abused all the time, didn't get any ID despite their little tricks, got dismissed, left with nothing, and they'll get sued. Standing and quietly listening that you're an animal and not having balls to even answer to that, and not having more problems only because they've been cowering behind their badges, well... Only in your little books that type of behavior is called owning someone. It's not how owning works in an adult's world. You'll see if you'll ever mentally grow up to your biological age. :)
@Gearjammer omg, our little miss is even writing "animals" with a capital "C", you're not just licking. You're diving deep on that boot, miss.
Yep, they've been sorry cowards, as you know what's not a cowardly way to settle some prob between men? Of course, you don't know, so I'll tell you, listen closely:
-- The proper way to settle things between men is to show up single, without a badge, and offer participation in the next silver gloves or any open ring. Or just to meet somewhere to have a talk. So the other party would decide if they'd be interested too in that way of letting steam out.
Retaliating with bunching some smelly-pants boiiis that fail to scare someone even then that whole sounder from their shambles were trying their best in the middle of the night...
Not impressed. Cheap. Cowardly. Not efficient. Lame.
This guy wasn't impressed either. So they've been verbally used in all the holes, left with nothing, and will get sued. Sweet. That's closer to owning just for you to learn something new today.
Now you're dismissed, but I'm allowing you to continue making that cute sounds of yours all by yourself.
They were seriously trying to escalate the situation,so they could go hands on.
They did go hands on, they fucking assaulted him and forcibly entered his house with no Warrent. $$$$$$$$$$$$
That is exactly what they did it just didn't work the way they wanted.
Qualified immunity needs to be abolished.
They weren't going to put hands on him, if they were they would've done it on the first F you.
Yup thats exactly what they are doing. If he was the guy yelling in the complaint they want to see what he's capable of and if he will do something to a cop, he will do it to women behind closed doors. The guys a little crazzy if you ask me. Way to aggressive.
@@miked596 yeah I'm sure I would have handled it differently he could have started with a more civil conversation to settle the issue but instead he immediately denied the cops entry with voices clearly audible from inside the house giving the cops a valid reason to at least show concern about the other occupants of the house. The cops' behavior is still inexcusable though. Bad situation all around.
Love how the two cops are inside and 3 more let them selves in like "Is the party here bro?"
Oh man, bombshell in the end of the video. He’s filed a complaint with this PD and then they get a “911 call”. Never open the door for police without a valid warrant.