Cops Harass 10 Year Old Disabled Girl. The Ending is Shocking.

After receiving a call from their station, Mango Park Police Officer Janelle Williams and Sgt. Mike Janer approach a local residence in search of the suspects. The Sergeant questions the only person at the home, a young disabled girl. Sgt. Janer is convinced this young girl has something to do with the crime under investigation. His profiling is not just an enormous error, but this misjudgment could cost Sgt. Janer his career.

Starring
Verne Alexandre
Anique Gordon
Annyah Gordon
Paul Thompson

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[hookupcrush]

My blood was boiling that it was suspicious that she was looking out the window. She can look out the damn window anytime she wants. LOVE THE

[friendlywarrior]

I’m deeply offended, this “officer” had no right to do what he did, the reason I take such an offense to this is because my girlfriend is in a wheelchair and no one deserves to be treated like that

[tgifrubysday]

We don’t learn from experience. We learn reflecting on our experiences. That was beautiful.

[patriciaclark]

I love Captain Porter! We need more police like him. The color of her skin was the only reason why he knocked on the door, and treated Captain Porter's handicapped daughter the way he did. He had no reason to do that!

[danielbrant]

I am not black but I love these stories. The teaching moment on equality. Keep it up please

[nasramohamed]

I like that policewoman she is so so pretty❤ and she has a heart

[jeffoxner]

Questioning a minor without parents is illegal.

[nadialister]

Absolutely disgusting how that cop treated the little girl. Surely he knows that it’s illegal to question a minor without a parent being present!

[whatevaz]

I love Captain Porter, he's the captain we need in every police force. He always fixes every injustice.

[Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

The fact the officer blamed his rookie for saying the girl looked suspicious when he was the one who said she looked suspicious just shows he knows what he was doing was wrong and he's not just learning its wrong and how hes willing to ruin other peoples lives to save his own reputation. But still nice video😂😂😂

[anthonyharrison]

He was F-I-R-E-D in other words. And yes, he DID throw her (the rookie cop) under the bus.

[thetwinfamily]

Why do people always assume! She was sitting and looking out the window in a wheelchair. The police had no right to come in her house especially when she told them her parents were not home . I'm just glad it ended correctly and the police man realized his mistake. Wonder if it was a boy then the whole conversation would have went left.

[simshill]

Even if this is staged …. this happens too often .

[nlyrose]

Im black myself and its really sad to see that this is how we are treated

[DEC]

When you judge someone it doesn’t define them it defines you

[terrireynolds]

All police department should show respect to all color and race!!!

[garythenewman]

Are we going to ignore the fact that he just walked into the house with no warrant or even asking

[gordasealy]

This is an example of using power the wrong way.I hope lessons like these will wake people up and make the world a better place for all.🙏🏽

[shadowsavior]

At least the cop understood that what he did wasn’t the right way and lost his jobs for. There is always justice and instant karma in life and those who think that these two concepts don’t exist will pay a high price for it.

[DeadhunterThe]

A good cop would have gone to the house to inform the little girl that there's a potentially dangerous suspect out and that it would be a good idea if she stayed away from the windows until further notice.