Lying Cop Gets CAUGHT On Camera CASE DISMISSED

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[ZenSolipsist]

Lying or shutting off body cam should be a firable offense and they should be held criminally liable for any victims of their actions. Qualified immunity is *BS*

[minero-de-sal]

You know how cops say: "so much can be avoided by not resisting"? So much more could be avoided by not starting every interaction with the public in a hostile and demeaning manner.

[ripem]

“OPEN THE DOOR!” While having control of both of his arms is some real-time gaslighting only cops are capable of doing

[heligriffin]

How to make a "cop-hater for life" in one easy lesson.

[MarcoPolo-eukb]

Police should have a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to lying and turning off the body camera.

[schrodingerscat]

The fact that these cops are always so angry and take everything personal, instead of being a peace officer and public servant, makes them a danger to our children and everyone in the community basically!

[thesuperdingos]

I’ve seen this one. This cop has the tiniest ego ever. Yelling and threatening a kid. He’s supposed to have his license on him, but other than that threatening to drag him out the car? Cmon

[unicornstrap]

This is why people end up with a dislike for the police. Imagine being a kid and this is how your first encounter with the police goes

[purselmer]

The cop is a great example of someone who has no business being an officer or dealing w/the public. He is the epitome of a dangerous LEO. Remove him, pronto.

[OneBrightLightTN]

Cop lies, violates citizen’s constitutional rights and what does he get…….A FREAKING PAID Unbelievable how messed up our justice system is

[daveblackman]

I saw this one on lackluster’s channel. That cop is either blind or loves making up things. That kid was nowhere near that pedestrian. Then he starts treating the kid like he’s one of his own kids. Cops like this shouldn’t be in the public at all, especially who go ballistic over a minor traffic stop (that wasn’t even valid).

[jenni-Poo]

What’s so sad is this officer could have used this as a teaching moment by deescalating his behavior and talking instead of screaming and ordering.

[guesswho]

Ignorance of the law isnt a defense for us, but for the cops and for judges magically it is... the system is broken

[grdyglutton]

The same cop that assisted at the traffic stop was tasked to investigate and found no wrong doing. I'm shocked. That's literally, "we investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing". What a joke. That officer exhibited zero patience and all he did was unnecessarily escalate. Police today don't know how to use their words, all the know is escalation and use of force. Then they have the nerve to tell us it's for OUR safety...That cop is not an asset to the public, he's a danger to the public.

[williamthomas]

Stinson had been harassing this kid for weeks… that’s why you hear the kid tell his mom “it’s Stinson”.

[Stansbrokenhandle]

"We've investigated ourselves and found that we've doing nothing wrong." Stinson needs to calm the F down.

[Moondragon]

It's crazy how immediately hostile this officer was. Like yikes. Being a 17yo kid in your mom's car, not quite sure where the paperwork is. Like damn, take a breath and let this kid get the information from his mom to move the stop along. So much for de-escalation.

[dave]

Regardless of any offenses the minor may have committed, this is terrible, terrible, antagonistic police work. This clown should be fired immediately.

[luciddream]

There is nothing a cop can't make worse.

[kenirving]

It always amazes me how police reports, wether read or heard, differ sooo much from camera footage.