Cops UNLAWFULLY HANDCUFF and DETAIN Innocent Guy Who Refuses to ID! Cops Get Sued! Epic Police FAIL

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[stevedone]

They all need to be fired, prosecuted and jailed.

[TheCanineContrarian]

Lawsuit 101: Handle criminals EXACTLY like this man did and then sue either the department, the state or both

[masterchief-ip]

This is what a $350, 750.00 lawsuit looks like for unlawful detention while identifying, and violating his rights. This man deserves every penny from his court settlement.

[jamesherring]

They should be fired and not allowed to work in any jurisdiction, ever again.

[controlleddemolition]

That first sow is a walking lawsuit. OUtrageous behavior. "You "might" look like the person we're looking for". Cuffs him and steals his wallet. "Oh, he's not the one?" "Take a picture of his ID so I can get his information." She didn't double down. She quadrupled down on 4th Amendment violations.

[williamweinrich]

Seriously for all lawsuits I believe the police need to pay. Not the city!!! They should be held accountable.

[IdiocracyIsAProphecy]

I don't know that you're not guilty until you prove that you're innocent.

[UnKnown-nfhg]

actually the correct word is being held hostage

[JaySouth-lx]

That is quite possibly the sorriest excuse for law enforcement I have ever seen

[widowedtimmi]

"Might match the description" translates to 10 to 20 million in court.

[anthonypettit]

They don't care about lawsuits they don't pay

[markklecka]

She said it herself, " I don't know if you were involved in a stolen vehicle." "You may match the description of someone who committed a crime."

[kevincowing]

If he's handcuffed, he's not detained he's under arrest.

[HaHaroni]

Illegal.
Fully deserving of a lawsuit.

[giugiu]

This is why I have never been interested in going to America for a holiday or even looking for work.

[sterlingreeves]

Corruption in law enforcement is everywhere!!

[JerryJimeson]

What the word is temporarily kidnapped against my wishes against my will and against my constitutional rights

[buFFlosouljah]

His voice didn't surprise me when I saw how quick they were to put the cuffs on a man who they did not identify as a criminal.

[PatriciaClark-suwc]

If he's handcuffed, he's not detained, he's under arrest. They illegally detained him and searched him. I hope he sues every one of these cops and wins.

[gordonwrichert]

THE RIGHT TERM IS HASTHE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT HE DOES NOT HAVE TO SPEAK OR ID