Cops Get Fired, Arrested, and Sued After Unlawful Arrest

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[AuditTheAudit]

Thanks for joining us. Be sure to watch to the end and see what these officers did after the arrest!

[barakbacharach]

The absolute balls on that guy to confront two random cops in what obviously isn't his first language or his native country is amazing. What a hero, hats off to him

[adhdaldo]

The man who saw the incident and wanted to report the officers deserves a medal for his bravery. We as citizens have to start sticking up for one another more often.

[Iuxinterior]

the fact the idea that “maybe an old lady walking out without paying has mental impairment before we consider the idea that she’s a criminal mastermind” didn’t cross ANYONES mind is sick

[Lasvegasnewyork]

Hearing that cop say; "Before you make a snap judgment, you gotta have all the facts" is pretty ironic considering these circumstances.

[Marontyne]

It's ironic the cop tells a stranger to get all the facts before rushing to judgment.

[secretsquirrel]

Isn’t it funny how police can immediately charge a citizen for resisting arrest all while carrying around “qualified immunity” where it takes months to years to prove their unprofessionalism? I’m an advocate for getting rid of qualified immunity and letting officers carry their own insurance similar to malpractice insurance that doctors and nurses carry.

[axbrack]

Just looked up the case.
Hopp: “On May 5, 2022, Hopp was sentenced to five years in prison as part of a plea agreement to lessen his jail time.”
Jalali: “On August 5, 2022, Jalali was sentenced to 45 days in prison and 3 years probation for her actions, which the presiding judge described as “incomprehensible”. “

[trevorrather]

The noise the cop made while getting out of his car and the fact that he was completely winded after fighting an 80 pound elderly woman says he’s not fit enough to be a cop, physically and mentally

[Sundeep]

The fact that the old lady had a dislocated shoulder and several lacerations was kept in a room without being treated for hours in so much pain in handcuffs while these psychopaths are outside laughing and celebrating is utterly disgusting. I hope everyone involved in this get arrested and brought to justice.

[cortezlopez]

For the witness to stop, knowing that he had difficulty with his English, goes to show how serious the excessive force was from his perspective

[crazynighthawk]

The fact they even sat and rewatched the bodycam footage and didn't for a second question their own actions is terrifying. If this is how they behave when they know they're being recorded at all times, imagine what they are like when the cameras are off!

[bighoss]

The crazy part is the whole police department thought it was normal behavior for their officers. The whole Police department should be fired.

[sporty]

Nobody would have ever known about this if it wasn't filmed. This is what has been going on for years. It's hard to watch, but there's unprofessional cops in every state.

[sm]

To the brave, kind, caring man who witnessed this abuse and cared enough to speak to the officers, you sir are a hero!

[Anitadump]

Happy to report Austin Hopp was sentenced to 5 years, applied for early release after 9 months and was denied 👏

[chroniccomplainer]

Look at her clothes, jewelry, nice haircut, age, lack of blemishes. Shes obviously a nice older lady experiencing a memory crisis. She doesn't look like a thief or an addict. Its so obvious

[thatrunawayguy]

The guy that who stopped is a good man. Hundreds of people usually just drive/walk by things that are obviously wrong.

[monzoola]

The man that stopped to question the interaction is an incredible person.

[espee]

"if they decide not to prosecute, i don't care." Wow. What a waste of resources for a nonviolent offense.