When Corrupt Cop Realizes He's Been Caught

When 3 Corrupt Cops Get Caught and get what they deserve, this is what happens

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[nancyjones]

I'm blown away by that cop who said an attorney is for court. This entire scenario is absurd. What ignorant officers!

[jagged]

It’s always a bruised ego that gets them into trouble. They just can’t be upstaged. Good job jeff and thank you for your service.

[jamusloos]

He usually has a sign that said God bless the homeless vets. And never asks for money. A very clever and clear 1st amendment audit. Amazing outcome! Keep up the work brother

[kevinmiller]

The amount of cops that don't know or care about the law is seriously horrible and insane.

[Mediocre_JT]

"If you've got nothing to hide, then let me search your car" seems to be a common phrase to dismiss your rights.

[mayhem]

Wow. Gault threw Beatty right under the bus! He didn't seem to have any reservations on the night in question, but NOW he thinks they should have talked to the other side before detaining Jeff. I wonder why that is????🤔

[juned]

After all these years and viral videos these cops still don’t know that not showing ID or identifying yourself is not against the law.

[CoExist]

I love Jeff! He does this all over the place, not asking for money just holding the sign. It’s amazing to see what he comes up with. Thank you @Detective Williams :)

[jamesallen]

Being put in hand cuffs and searched, having your property taken from you IS BEING ARRESTED! Illegally and without due process of law.

[Ian-evtg]

They glanced over the fact that the officer criminalised the fact that he invoked his right to silence. “I figured since he wouldn’t answer my questions he was breaking the law”

[Mythinspace]

How is it that no one has mentioned that the officer told him that lawyers were for court, not for investigations so he can't request one be present?!?

[leoshelton]

Interesting how confident they are at the scene of Jeff's rights being violated VS being interrogated on camera by their PD

[shawnwilliamssr]

Jeff needs to sue Alex and the bar owner, along with the police department. This will stop people for lying about a crime.

[Louse]

The fact that he had his own camera and posted it online is likely the ONLY reason to that this case was given any attention.

[SmithBeatZ]

"I believed he may have been asking people for money due to him not answering my questions" 😂😂 Wow 17:05

[wyattwood]

This is what feelings policing looks like so many police officers seem to forget they ARE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS not feelings police

[michaelccopelandsr]

To all cops: As long as you fear integrity and accountability, you are NOT the good guys! Properly educate yourselves! End qualified immunity! Make each officer personally liable! You want your respect back? THEN EARN OUR TRUST BACK!

[jollyjohnthepirate]

God Bless the Homeless Vets. This internal affairs investigation is unusual. Most police departments would simply sweep this under the rug and claim they found nothing wrong.

[Moodycowface]

The most important lesson here is, KNOW AND DEFEND YOUR RIGHTS. Educate yourself and your kids so we can keep exposing the endless corruption

[ericingram]

Jeff is a very intelligent man and has been fighting for our rights for a long time