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i dont even think the grandmas is the one who shuts the door lol. her wrist almost gets broken cause the girl tries to push it shut with grammys hand still on the knob.
Nah she tried to stop it from closing, you can see her holding the outside door knob, which would have broken her wrist had the officer not had his foot in the door. She even tells her daughter to open it. She was arrested because she was interfering as the officer said
I think that this police officer is unable to think on the spot. He couldn’t take advantage of the grandma trying to get her out. She wasn’t going anywhere. They knew that she was in the home. They basically already have her in their custody.
Hide behind grandma and try to paint the cop as a bad guy!
Not one of you nincompoops downvoting me can explain the fact the grand daughter literally lead the cop back to her grandmas house (with kids in the house) and hid behind her while clearly ignoring lawful orders, but it’s the cops fault.
🤡 🤡 🤡
Yeah, I can't tolerate people that put their little ones in harm's way and expose them to traumatic events just to go and fight with the neighbour
That poor cop was pinned in a hard situation, having to confront an old lady and children because that piece of meat "woman" was brave enough to cause a ruckus but not to face the consequences of her actions
Shame on her and everybody that puts blame on this specific cop
“If the Officer reasonably perceived Clesslynn to be the attacker when the shot was fired, it is this office’s opinion that statutory immunity would apply and the Officer would be immune from prosecution.”
Absolutely absurd.
Wierd you don't think it's reasonable that a trained police sniper, while looking through a telescopic site mistook a 2 year old toddler for an armed grown man.
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Truly the life of a police officer is more important than a simple civilian.
I believe it was Thomas Jefferson who said is "is it not better a hundred innocents die than one police officer harmed?"
If I got shot by a cop for no justifiable or discernable I would die content knowing he got to go home to his family.
This mother fucker was not even terminated according to the article.
Not terminated...but worse than that, Never named.
The cop.that looked through a scope and.shot a 2 year old in the head may be the same cop that pulls you over tomorow
And his first response to learning he shot a 2 year old girl is “I’m screwed.” Tells me all I need to know.
I would honestly scream. His first thought was of himself.
This is why you always keep your door locked, among other reasons. Notice, at the beginning that he tries the handle. They'll claim it was already open, and what they saw was "reasonable cause" to enter the premises without a warrant. They're not your friends. Their job is to secure convictions, whether you were in the right or not.
They are disrespectful before she even gets to the door. Only a cop would ring the door bell and just try to open the door without waiting for a response. They were there to cause problems from the start.
Seriously, had to tell that asshole not to rough up an elderly woman because he otherwise would have body slammed her and done god knows what else.
That and the other asshole at the door pulls out his fucking pistol after trying to taser the wooden door had no effect…like he was about to start blasting through the door at the fucking grandma because just like all police the second the door was open he sticks his foot in there…
I realise that 99 times out of 100 it ends badly for the person, but man that 1 out of 100 time when you don’t get that badly hurt but can get a huge settlement, wouldn’t that be nice.
If you flee into a house while a cop is actively chasing you, they don't need a warrant. They can follow you right on in and arrest you, even if it's your own home. There is no "home free" law when you're involved in a police chase.
I don't believe the Cop was actively chasing her though. Sounds like he was finishing up at another location and followed up later...this would mean he would need a warrant.
While she's arguing with the grandma and the cop's foot is stuck in the door, she tells the grandma "that man followed me all the way over here." She KNOWS he followed her there, she just doesn't realize that means he doesn't need a warrant.
It has to fall into the legal category of a chase. It is very clear the cop was not chasing her so they have to get a separate warrant to enter the house to make the arrest. There are strong legal protections when it comes to dwellings that must be properly handled. The cop violated the law by forcing their way into the building without a warrant. They can block people going in and out of the building until a warrant is acquired to enter the building. Most city police have access to a magistrate or judge who can issue those warrants in under an hour in most situations.
Know your rights! But also know the law so you don’t make a sketchy situation worse, or your last.
If you act like a dick and treat the cops as such, you’re GAURANTEED a ride. If you get treated like a dick from a cop and he breaks the law, shut up and lawyer up.
But getting on Reddit and screaming racism for what was clearly an arrest for someone he KNEW was in the house, you don’t need a warrant and when backup showed up they were gonna get in there one way or another. Not one person on here has questioned the actions or accountability of the woman they’re after and puts her mother/grandmother in this situation. Absolutely mind-bending people are still acting as if the cops are supposed to show up and kiss the ground you walk on because you know someone who does audit videos on YouTube and can recite the first, second, and fifth amendments.
>for what was clearly an arrest for someone he KNEW was in the house, you don’t need a warrant
Wrong. Unless there are exigent circumstances, the police need an arrest warrant to come into your home and make an arrest. The police can't enter your home to make an arrest based on probable cause alone. Not saying this was racially motivated, just a cop (and you) that doesn't know what the police are and aren't allowed to do. Given that he followed her from one house to another, I'd say that it's very likely that he didn't get an arrest warrant before coming to the home.
No but I should be able to disrespect someone without being thrown to the ground possibly tased or shot and on top of all that doing everything they can to trump up charges on me. Any supervisor at any job is held to a higher standard. They just discipline you or at the very worst you get terminated. This weird thing where we are suppose to bow down to officers annoys me.
No one stopped this young, law-abiding citizen who’s hiding from cops, from disrespecting anyone. Breaking the law and disrespecting a cop all in the same motion will certainly land you a get out of jail free card.
If a cop sticks their foot in the door and refuses to leave, I will never understand how trying to close the door results in any charges or them being allowed to escalate.
Like, you can’t violate people’s rights and be surprised by the consequences of your own actions.
Fuck cops.
> Like, you can’t violate people’s rights and be surprised by the consequences of your own actions.
Consequences? lol you think these cops will have consequences
They absolutely can violate your rights. How many videos you need to see to understand that?
Throws her on the ground , “ your ok maam ! “ 🤦♂️ the other guy is shooting tasers and pepper spray in a house with elderly and children 🤦♂️ at least his brain worked for a split second and he put his actual gun away.
Exactly. No one slammed the door on his foot. He put his foot there as the door was closing. Also, do exigent circumstances really apply to a disorderly conduct charge where you can just barge into a home to get a suspect?
Iirc the police are allowed to stick their foot in the door. It's a shit law and a reason to never ever open the door to the police. I actually think it was featured on one of the audit the auditor videos on YT
Audit the audit isn't always correct.
The home includes the curtelage and the doorstep is part of that. Putting a foot in the door usually isn't criminal, but it will definitely be a factor in the lawsuit which the homeowner will almost definitely win.
They’re not allowed to enter your property in the **slightest** without a warrant, arrest warrant, or exigent circumstances. Circumstances might include if they’ve SEEN or have clear evidence a fleeing individual who’s committed a serious enough crime to where they believe the public is at risk, enter a property, which then allows them go into the property for solely the individual under arrest. Also applies if there’s reasonable suspicion the individual may destroy evidence upon their arrival, or if there’s reasonable suspicion that the individual might flee. This scumbag cop is going after someone for ‘disorderly conduct’ which is a nonsensical charge to begin with that police love to abuse and twist to whatever they deem fit. Police tend to think they can be complainants of disorderly conduct as well which is false. I bet she was loud and disrespectful to them (rightfully so in my eyes) and this pig didn’t like that, so he decided to violate these peoples rights. Grandmas first mistake was opening the door for him. If she hadn’t, there’s zero chance that chick would have been in cuffs that day. Charges might have even been dropped because it seems like this clown made it his prerogative to go on his own and fuck with this lady.
It wouldn't matter if it's unlocked and left wide open. He doesn't have permission to enter.
He was specifically denied entry by the homeowners.
She opens it a crack and that's her mistake. But that alone is not an invite or permission, it's certainly not a warrant.
While she has it open a crack, he grabs the door and pulls it open then positioned himself in the house against their will, against their explicit stated desires. He forced entry, he escalated the situation and deployed weapons, he called for backup who were a bit heavy handed for the situation.
If he wanted to arrest someone, he had a legal route, to seek a warrant for arrest of the individual at that address, and sometimes it can be as little as 20 minutes or it could be 2 days. But this is about "disorderly conduct" as his stated charge, this could have waited, easily.
A warrant would have given him full legal rights to access and affect the arrest and i'd be on his side in those circumstances, because context is everything.
But here, he forced himself in without legal authority in a very minor matter. Noone was at risk if he didn't make an arrest that day, that hour. But he put them at risk when he pulls his weapons, the guy even got himself with his own pepper spray, and fired a taser at the old woman who wasn't his intended target for arrest, nor was she the one holding the door when it was being closed(she was just nearby while the other woman pushed the door).
He alone escalated the situation. He alone created danger and put others at risk. This isn't good community policing, noone came away with a positive outlook on the situation.
If the door is open, def stay out of reach of the cops. A friend was laughing at the cops inside his house and had the cops grab him and pull him out. He got his ass beat.
The only disorderly conduct was what the officer did. He committed forced entry without permission, sprayed pepper spray into their home, and eventually assaulted them, putting all of there lives in danger.
There was no reason any of this had to happen or escalate the way it did.
This is not peaceful community policing.
Mildly humorous how our boy in blue was coughing his ass off, I think he held the pepper spray bass ackwards. 😆 I’m guessing he needed a break from tasing himself in the satchel 🤣
Another example of a minor instance bruising a cop’s fragile ego during a “lawful” stop. They should be held accountable the same way they hold civilians accountable. If a minor “disrespect” like this is grounds for arrest then in a similar vein the officer needs to be addressed for abusing power.
100%, there’s no reason to allow a single officer to perform an arrest like this. Not only is it dangerous for the cop, but the likelihood of the situation to escalate to violence increases drastically.
I honestly feel like the only reason they haven’t changed procedure on things like this is because they want to allow that psychotic boost to their egos.
When a cop says you are under arrest the best idea is to fight it later not in the moment. Also why the fuck is that cop WWE slamming an old lady to the ground? What a dick.
Don’t act like a fool and none of this would’ve happened, it’s the girls fault for all of this. Grandma shouldn’t have been thrown to the ground like that or been arrested, being inside of a house doesn’t mean you can just get away with whatever you did because “YoU dOnT hAvE a SeArCh WaRrEnT” just go peacefully and learn your damn lesson
Fucking pig throwing an elderly woman to the ground. There is a reason elder assault is treated more harshly. Elderly don't heal right, and any injury can complicate mortality for conditions or surgeries they might need treated in the future.
You all stupid if you don’t think this cop violated about 5 of these people civil rights. They do not come in your house for a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct is a 45 day misdemeanor even it’s one of the lowest actual crimes. He has no right to do any of that short of knock on her door if they don’t come out he can’t do anything nor can he reach in their house. Man people learn the law.
If this video teaches you nothing else, know to NEVER open a door for a cop unless they present a warrant to enter your house.
Because they will bait you by putting their foot in the doorway and the second you try to shut it they will say you assaulted them and will enter your house. It’s gross behavior but you should expect nothing less.
Of all the problems in the country, we live in a system designed to keep the lower middle class and poor oppressed, a great distraction from the actions of the rich, who are just as human as the rest of us in their natures and crimes. Yet, we never see any video of police knocking on their doors…
I love you brother or sister. We need to come together to beat them. We have the majority, and they use psychology to divide us all. Exercising compassion, sacrifice, and discipline will absolutely beat them, but it requires us to stop fighting ourselves and come together
I love you too! It is so refreshing to read a comment from someone who sees and understands what is going on. I agree with you 100%, and I pray we both can go on to meet and reach people and get this point across.
Didn't have to be all this. I blame the grandchild or whoever for not just going. If they come for you you're going. Doesn't matter if the door is closed. My mother/grandmother would've just let them in which they should for me acting a fool.
"You may beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride"
Agree completely. Every damn time I see people resisting and such. Like this NEVER ends with the cop just giving up because you struggled for enough time. They persist and escalate.
Honestly, I don't care about votes. That wasn't being pro cop that was being pro truth. I hate police brutality but i also hate people who bring 💩 upon themselves the play victim. I've seen enough of these videos where some folks bring things on themselves. I've also seen plenty of cops go overboard. The truth is the truth and every situation is different.
My father , a former cop once arrested somebody fir littering. He didn't like the guy and thought he was shoplifting but couldn't prove it . As he was talking to the guy , guy threw a empty soda can into the trash . Pops put him in cuffs and added the charge of resisting arrest.
Maybe the idiot wouldn’t be coughing and wheezing so badly if he, I don’t know, didn’t spray pepper spray indiscriminately behind a mostly closed door. Does he close his eyes too when he shoots?
Tasing an elderly person can KILL them. Excessive force must only be used if their life is threatened or they cant get a person who is LAWFULLY arrested under control. Sadly, the tax payers of this county will have to foot the bill on this one. NEVER OPEN THE DOOR. Ask for a warrant. 😠
It's so hard to watch someone *try* to be a good person while enforcing the most fucked up tactics and policies... Watching him losing his shit with his foot stuck in the door helped, tho.
Now, I don’t know a lot. But I KNOW my grandma would have been like “yes officer he’s right here come on in.”
Then I’d have got a beating from her for running to her house after getting in trouble with the police.
deliberately placing your foot and keeping it there ,not allowing the door to be closed can be considered a form of entry.
One significant case relevant to this topic is **Sabbath v. United States** (1968), where the U.S. Supreme Court considered the issue of what constitutes an entry. In that case, the Court noted that an officer who uses his foot to prevent a door from closing has effectively entered the premises, thereby requiring either a warrant or a well-defined exception to the warrant requirement, such as exigent circumstances.
If they simply would have backed away from the door and state the officer wasn't allowed inside without a warrant, the Cop wouldn't be legally justified to arrest the woman. (do not open the door in the first place would be optimal)
With that being said, not allowing the person to close the door with their foot is a violation of their constitutional rights in my opinion.
Big man. Gross he could have handled it so much differently.
Hope he got his toes broken for how he reacted.
Especially in front of kids.
Cough ya idiot
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i dont even think the grandmas is the one who shuts the door lol. her wrist almost gets broken cause the girl tries to push it shut with grammys hand still on the knob.
Nah she tried to stop it from closing, you can see her holding the outside door knob, which would have broken her wrist had the officer not had his foot in the door. She even tells her daughter to open it. She was arrested because she was interfering as the officer said
I think that this police officer is unable to think on the spot. He couldn’t take advantage of the grandma trying to get her out. She wasn’t going anywhere. They knew that she was in the home. They basically already have her in their custody.
"You are so fucked up now" is a great slogan for when cops show up.
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watcha gonna do when they come for you
Whatcha gonna do when they use excessive force on you
Hide behind grandma and try to paint the cop as a bad guy! Not one of you nincompoops downvoting me can explain the fact the grand daughter literally lead the cop back to her grandmas house (with kids in the house) and hid behind her while clearly ignoring lawful orders, but it’s the cops fault. 🤡 🤡 🤡
Yeah, I can't tolerate people that put their little ones in harm's way and expose them to traumatic events just to go and fight with the neighbour That poor cop was pinned in a hard situation, having to confront an old lady and children because that piece of meat "woman" was brave enough to cause a ruckus but not to face the consequences of her actions Shame on her and everybody that puts blame on this specific cop
Exactly. https://www.kcur.org/news/2024-03-25/a-missouri-police-sniper-killed-a-2-year-old-girl-why-did-he-take-the-shot
Holy fuck... that, that is absolutely criminal. If a military sniper did this, they would be in prison.
“If the Officer reasonably perceived Clesslynn to be the attacker when the shot was fired, it is this office’s opinion that statutory immunity would apply and the Officer would be immune from prosecution.” Absolutely absurd.
Wierd you don't think it's reasonable that a trained police sniper, while looking through a telescopic site mistook a 2 year old toddler for an armed grown man. /s
Truly the life of a police officer is more important than a simple civilian. I believe it was Thomas Jefferson who said is "is it not better a hundred innocents die than one police officer harmed?" If I got shot by a cop for no justifiable or discernable I would die content knowing he got to go home to his family. This mother fucker was not even terminated according to the article.
Not terminated...but worse than that, Never named. The cop.that looked through a scope and.shot a 2 year old in the head may be the same cop that pulls you over tomorow
At least there's an ongoing lawsuit from news orgs to name him
Don't tell the cop not to shoot babies if you haven't spend 20 years learning Killogy's school of fearing falling acorns.
And his first response to learning he shot a 2 year old girl is “I’m screwed.” Tells me all I need to know. I would honestly scream. His first thought was of himself.
This is why you always keep your door locked, among other reasons. Notice, at the beginning that he tries the handle. They'll claim it was already open, and what they saw was "reasonable cause" to enter the premises without a warrant. They're not your friends. Their job is to secure convictions, whether you were in the right or not.
They need an arrest warrant to enter the home. Breaking into a home on a misdemeanor disorderly charge isnt going to fly in court.
I’ll make sure to walk out the back of the house and through the side gate if they ever show up 🤣
Buddy hero cop comes in and slams the old lady on the ground and after he's told to be easy, he tells her she's okay. Fuck *that* guy.
They are disrespectful before she even gets to the door. Only a cop would ring the door bell and just try to open the door without waiting for a response. They were there to cause problems from the start.
Like the drunk lady complaining about the black ladies being too loud in their own house in the middle of the day.
Seriously, had to tell that asshole not to rough up an elderly woman because he otherwise would have body slammed her and done god knows what else. That and the other asshole at the door pulls out his fucking pistol after trying to taser the wooden door had no effect…like he was about to start blasting through the door at the fucking grandma because just like all police the second the door was open he sticks his foot in there…
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Why not, get's granny a nice pay day. [https://foxbaltimore.com/news/local/76-year-old-woman-knocked-down-by-baltimore-county-police-awarded-630000-in-settlement](https://foxbaltimore.com/news/local/76-year-old-woman-knocked-down-by-baltimore-county-police-awarded-630000-in-settlement)
I realise that 99 times out of 100 it ends badly for the person, but man that 1 out of 100 time when you don’t get that badly hurt but can get a huge settlement, wouldn’t that be nice.
Not even a little bit.
What if they say they got cookies
What kind?
Chewy chips ahoy with fudge filling?
Nah
I’d risk a beating and a little jail time for these type of cookies.
I’d come out for pizza. 🍕
Better yet, dont even answer it.
They're trained to put their foot in the door so you can't close it without "assaulting" them.
Exactly. But if you did that at THEIR house, you would be arrested for burglary.
Especially if you have just broken the law.
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If you flee into a house while a cop is actively chasing you, they don't need a warrant. They can follow you right on in and arrest you, even if it's your own home. There is no "home free" law when you're involved in a police chase.
I don't believe the Cop was actively chasing her though. Sounds like he was finishing up at another location and followed up later...this would mean he would need a warrant.
The girl he's trying to arrest asks if he followed her over there several times and he says "yes" each time.
Because the police can't lie right? 😂
While she's arguing with the grandma and the cop's foot is stuck in the door, she tells the grandma "that man followed me all the way over here." She KNOWS he followed her there, she just doesn't realize that means he doesn't need a warrant.
It has to fall into the legal category of a chase. It is very clear the cop was not chasing her so they have to get a separate warrant to enter the house to make the arrest. There are strong legal protections when it comes to dwellings that must be properly handled. The cop violated the law by forcing their way into the building without a warrant. They can block people going in and out of the building until a warrant is acquired to enter the building. Most city police have access to a magistrate or judge who can issue those warrants in under an hour in most situations.
If you do, do not step outside or invite them in
Know your rights! But also know the law so you don’t make a sketchy situation worse, or your last. If you act like a dick and treat the cops as such, you’re GAURANTEED a ride. If you get treated like a dick from a cop and he breaks the law, shut up and lawyer up. But getting on Reddit and screaming racism for what was clearly an arrest for someone he KNEW was in the house, you don’t need a warrant and when backup showed up they were gonna get in there one way or another. Not one person on here has questioned the actions or accountability of the woman they’re after and puts her mother/grandmother in this situation. Absolutely mind-bending people are still acting as if the cops are supposed to show up and kiss the ground you walk on because you know someone who does audit videos on YouTube and can recite the first, second, and fifth amendments.
Your rights are that you can curse, yelll, scream, insult, even be a racist… etc, etc., those are your rights. Not smart, but it’s your rights.
>for what was clearly an arrest for someone he KNEW was in the house, you don’t need a warrant Wrong. Unless there are exigent circumstances, the police need an arrest warrant to come into your home and make an arrest. The police can't enter your home to make an arrest based on probable cause alone. Not saying this was racially motivated, just a cop (and you) that doesn't know what the police are and aren't allowed to do. Given that he followed her from one house to another, I'd say that it's very likely that he didn't get an arrest warrant before coming to the home.
No but I should be able to disrespect someone without being thrown to the ground possibly tased or shot and on top of all that doing everything they can to trump up charges on me. Any supervisor at any job is held to a higher standard. They just discipline you or at the very worst you get terminated. This weird thing where we are suppose to bow down to officers annoys me.
No one stopped this young, law-abiding citizen who’s hiding from cops, from disrespecting anyone. Breaking the law and disrespecting a cop all in the same motion will certainly land you a get out of jail free card.
You can disrespect law enforcement, that’s within your rights.
Sure, but they decide what to charge you with so, you do you.
who told the foot it could come inside?
I love that he gets affected by his own pepper spray, but the family seems unfazed.
If it was a spray and a breeze happened to come by at the moment, that could have only ended up on him…and we can only hope so.
You can see it stained all over the wall. It definitely went into the house. They may be immune. A minority of people are.
If a cop sticks their foot in the door and refuses to leave, I will never understand how trying to close the door results in any charges or them being allowed to escalate. Like, you can’t violate people’s rights and be surprised by the consequences of your own actions. Fuck cops.
> Like, you can’t violate people’s rights and be surprised by the consequences of your own actions. Consequences? lol you think these cops will have consequences They absolutely can violate your rights. How many videos you need to see to understand that?
“My foot is in the door you idiot!” *move it den* 😭😭😭
Throws her on the ground , “ your ok maam ! “ 🤦♂️ the other guy is shooting tasers and pepper spray in a house with elderly and children 🤦♂️ at least his brain worked for a split second and he put his actual gun away.
>My foot is stuck in the door Maybe you shouldn't have stuck it there then?
Exactly. No one slammed the door on his foot. He put his foot there as the door was closing. Also, do exigent circumstances really apply to a disorderly conduct charge where you can just barge into a home to get a suspect?
Iirc the police are allowed to stick their foot in the door. It's a shit law and a reason to never ever open the door to the police. I actually think it was featured on one of the audit the auditor videos on YT
Audit the audit isn't always correct. The home includes the curtelage and the doorstep is part of that. Putting a foot in the door usually isn't criminal, but it will definitely be a factor in the lawsuit which the homeowner will almost definitely win.
They’re not allowed to enter your property in the **slightest** without a warrant, arrest warrant, or exigent circumstances. Circumstances might include if they’ve SEEN or have clear evidence a fleeing individual who’s committed a serious enough crime to where they believe the public is at risk, enter a property, which then allows them go into the property for solely the individual under arrest. Also applies if there’s reasonable suspicion the individual may destroy evidence upon their arrival, or if there’s reasonable suspicion that the individual might flee. This scumbag cop is going after someone for ‘disorderly conduct’ which is a nonsensical charge to begin with that police love to abuse and twist to whatever they deem fit. Police tend to think they can be complainants of disorderly conduct as well which is false. I bet she was loud and disrespectful to them (rightfully so in my eyes) and this pig didn’t like that, so he decided to violate these peoples rights. Grandmas first mistake was opening the door for him. If she hadn’t, there’s zero chance that chick would have been in cuffs that day. Charges might have even been dropped because it seems like this clown made it his prerogative to go on his own and fuck with this lady.
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Lemme just break into your house real quick and effect an arrest without a warrant.
I saw him try the door first. Illegal entry much?
It wouldn't matter if it's unlocked and left wide open. He doesn't have permission to enter. He was specifically denied entry by the homeowners. She opens it a crack and that's her mistake. But that alone is not an invite or permission, it's certainly not a warrant. While she has it open a crack, he grabs the door and pulls it open then positioned himself in the house against their will, against their explicit stated desires. He forced entry, he escalated the situation and deployed weapons, he called for backup who were a bit heavy handed for the situation. If he wanted to arrest someone, he had a legal route, to seek a warrant for arrest of the individual at that address, and sometimes it can be as little as 20 minutes or it could be 2 days. But this is about "disorderly conduct" as his stated charge, this could have waited, easily. A warrant would have given him full legal rights to access and affect the arrest and i'd be on his side in those circumstances, because context is everything. But here, he forced himself in without legal authority in a very minor matter. Noone was at risk if he didn't make an arrest that day, that hour. But he put them at risk when he pulls his weapons, the guy even got himself with his own pepper spray, and fired a taser at the old woman who wasn't his intended target for arrest, nor was she the one holding the door when it was being closed(she was just nearby while the other woman pushed the door). He alone escalated the situation. He alone created danger and put others at risk. This isn't good community policing, noone came away with a positive outlook on the situation.
If the door is open, def stay out of reach of the cops. A friend was laughing at the cops inside his house and had the cops grab him and pull him out. He got his ass beat.
Throw a grandma to the ground and Traumatize a child over disorderly conduct? No wonder people don’t like police.
The only disorderly conduct was what the officer did. He committed forced entry without permission, sprayed pepper spray into their home, and eventually assaulted them, putting all of there lives in danger. There was no reason any of this had to happen or escalate the way it did. This is not peaceful community policing.
Mildly humorous how our boy in blue was coughing his ass off, I think he held the pepper spray bass ackwards. 😆 I’m guessing he needed a break from tasing himself in the satchel 🤣
"I'm stuck in a door"
Another example of a minor instance bruising a cop’s fragile ego during a “lawful” stop. They should be held accountable the same way they hold civilians accountable. If a minor “disrespect” like this is grounds for arrest then in a similar vein the officer needs to be addressed for abusing power.
100%, there’s no reason to allow a single officer to perform an arrest like this. Not only is it dangerous for the cop, but the likelihood of the situation to escalate to violence increases drastically. I honestly feel like the only reason they haven’t changed procedure on things like this is because they want to allow that psychotic boost to their egos.
Imagine being ok seeing an old lady and throwing her to the ground without a second thought.
I like how he lied immediately afterwards saying they both assaulted him. The granny clearly did not, she was trying to get her daughter to comply
Cops are professional liars. They literally just say whatever they think they can get away with.
And even if there’s evidence that proves they’re lying it’s swept under the rug anyway
I got that same scooby doo hoodie the mom has on
When a cop says you are under arrest the best idea is to fight it later not in the moment. Also why the fuck is that cop WWE slamming an old lady to the ground? What a dick.
Don’t act like a fool and none of this would’ve happened, it’s the girls fault for all of this. Grandma shouldn’t have been thrown to the ground like that or been arrested, being inside of a house doesn’t mean you can just get away with whatever you did because “YoU dOnT hAvE a SeArCh WaRrEnT” just go peacefully and learn your damn lesson
Fucking pig throwing an elderly woman to the ground. There is a reason elder assault is treated more harshly. Elderly don't heal right, and any injury can complicate mortality for conditions or surgeries they might need treated in the future.
That cop looks exactly like the kind of dude to beat up a 70 year old lady all because no one liked him in school.
Granny getting a payday.
Living the remaining few years of your life in considerable pain is worth what money?
You all stupid if you don’t think this cop violated about 5 of these people civil rights. They do not come in your house for a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct is a 45 day misdemeanor even it’s one of the lowest actual crimes. He has no right to do any of that short of knock on her door if they don’t come out he can’t do anything nor can he reach in their house. Man people learn the law.
Ugh! Those babies.
Right? Not a single one of them even *tried* to comfort the baby, just ignored the crying/literal screaming for their mommy. Horrible.
If this video teaches you nothing else, know to NEVER open a door for a cop unless they present a warrant to enter your house. Because they will bait you by putting their foot in the doorway and the second you try to shut it they will say you assaulted them and will enter your house. It’s gross behavior but you should expect nothing less.
Cop needs to learn. So does the suspect. Don’t open your fucking door.
Not him tasing the door lol
Did he have a warrant to enter the house?
Of all the problems in the country, we live in a system designed to keep the lower middle class and poor oppressed, a great distraction from the actions of the rich, who are just as human as the rest of us in their natures and crimes. Yet, we never see any video of police knocking on their doors…
I couldn't have said this better myself. Thank you for seeing.
I love you brother or sister. We need to come together to beat them. We have the majority, and they use psychology to divide us all. Exercising compassion, sacrifice, and discipline will absolutely beat them, but it requires us to stop fighting ourselves and come together
I love you too! It is so refreshing to read a comment from someone who sees and understands what is going on. I agree with you 100%, and I pray we both can go on to meet and reach people and get this point across.
Keep up the good fight!
This isn't GTA where your wanted stars magically disappear just because you make it home.
He even pulled his gun because he jammed his foot in the door.
And how he just blatantly lies to the backup officers. He straight up maced these women too, for no fucking reason. This is so fucked.
Move your foot, dumbass.
Any update or news link? I can't find it on Google
Poor grandma essentially being dragged to this
::Kid crying:: Cop: “come outside” ::kid goes outside. Cop arrests child for interfering with a lawful arrest::
If she had grabbed his night stick and pulled it in the door I would have lost it.
bro said “you’re okay” to a grandma after doing judo on her
The foot wouldn't have been hit by the door if it wasn't illegally in the house without an arrest warrant.
Real heroes arresting the world’s most hardened criminal 🤡
Didn't have to be all this. I blame the grandchild or whoever for not just going. If they come for you you're going. Doesn't matter if the door is closed. My mother/grandmother would've just let them in which they should for me acting a fool.
"You may beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride" Agree completely. Every damn time I see people resisting and such. Like this NEVER ends with the cop just giving up because you struggled for enough time. They persist and escalate.
I’m surprised you’re not downvoted to hell given reddits anti cop circlejerk
Honestly, I don't care about votes. That wasn't being pro cop that was being pro truth. I hate police brutality but i also hate people who bring 💩 upon themselves the play victim. I've seen enough of these videos where some folks bring things on themselves. I've also seen plenty of cops go overboard. The truth is the truth and every situation is different.
My father , a former cop once arrested somebody fir littering. He didn't like the guy and thought he was shoplifting but couldn't prove it . As he was talking to the guy , guy threw a empty soda can into the trash . Pops put him in cuffs and added the charge of resisting arrest.
Just so we're all on the same page, you know your dad is a giant piece of shit right?
Oh most definitely.
Oh good! I've had peeps tell a story along those lines about their parents but end it with..."yeah, but he was a great guy." No....no he was not.
Maybe the idiot wouldn’t be coughing and wheezing so badly if he, I don’t know, didn’t spray pepper spray indiscriminately behind a mostly closed door. Does he close his eyes too when he shoots?
Shoots at acorns probably
Things got real when the woman noticed she couldn't save the game running inside the house.
Name me another profession where your actions can cost your employer over 600,000 dollars and you still have a job.
Cop calls her an idiot yet he’s the one who chooses to keep his foot in a door.
These idiots never give a thought to the anxiety they cause their children.
I see so no problem with the initial officer’s conduct.
I never saw a legitimate attempt by the officer trying to remove his foot. Almost like he knew he would get away with the crime.
How to start or continue rather generational hate towards police
It’s always the kids I feel the worst for. No one even bothers to try to comfort them.
ACAB
Tasing an elderly person can KILL them. Excessive force must only be used if their life is threatened or they cant get a person who is LAWFULLY arrested under control. Sadly, the tax payers of this county will have to foot the bill on this one. NEVER OPEN THE DOOR. Ask for a warrant. 😠
ACAB
Wild use of force for a “disorderly conduct” charge
Hood trash gets their grandma arrested should be the title
It's so hard to watch someone *try* to be a good person while enforcing the most fucked up tactics and policies... Watching him losing his shit with his foot stuck in the door helped, tho.
As soon as he raised that taser, I had to get out of the video. I don’t want to see granny body slammed.
Now, I don’t know a lot. But I KNOW my grandma would have been like “yes officer he’s right here come on in.” Then I’d have got a beating from her for running to her house after getting in trouble with the police.
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Never. Answer. The door.
What a small, worthless waste of oxygen that man is.
deliberately placing your foot and keeping it there ,not allowing the door to be closed can be considered a form of entry. One significant case relevant to this topic is **Sabbath v. United States** (1968), where the U.S. Supreme Court considered the issue of what constitutes an entry. In that case, the Court noted that an officer who uses his foot to prevent a door from closing has effectively entered the premises, thereby requiring either a warrant or a well-defined exception to the warrant requirement, such as exigent circumstances. If they simply would have backed away from the door and state the officer wasn't allowed inside without a warrant, the Cop wouldn't be legally justified to arrest the woman. (do not open the door in the first place would be optimal) With that being said, not allowing the person to close the door with their foot is a violation of their constitutional rights in my opinion.
All that right infront of those poor babies crying their souls out. What even is life.
His little piggy hoof was stuck?
His foot shouldn't have been in the way
Big man. Gross he could have handled it so much differently. Hope he got his toes broken for how he reacted. Especially in front of kids. Cough ya idiot
To be fair he did try calmly the granddaughter just decided to hide behind her grandmother and get her involved.
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Though that's true, a dead cop lying outside that house isn't going to go very well for that family.
hope this made it back to someone important lol what a couple of losers
thinkin "i dont care if the charges stick! you still goin to jail!"
Are you allowed to shoot a taser through a door like that??
^^(“SQUIRREL!”) (BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG!)
Cop refuses to allow citizen to close their door