'Step Out!' Cop Unlawfully Detains Guy Without Stating a Reason, Violating His Rights and Gets Sued

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[OldProphet]

He got 350K from the taxpayers. But he should have gotten 350K from the cop's bank account and pension. End qualified immunity.

[bfielder]

Cops need to be held accountable!! End qualified immunity

[tomterrell]

This "Step out of the vehicle" crap has got to end. Why SCOTUS doesn't see this as a violation of our 4th amendment rights is beyond me. It's supposed to be for "Officer Safety", not for retaliation or intimidation.

[abdullatifqaasim]

It's so apparent this interaction is more about power than law enforcement.

[charleshart]

They should be allowed to be personally sued for this type of behavior.

This is what a $350, 995.00 lawsuit looks like. This victim deserves every penny from his court settlement.

[josephrodgers]

People are going to start retaliating against this behavior

[StephenLPhotos]

That's a dangerously violent tyrant, no way he should be allowed to have a badge.

[Troy-yqyt]

Get this Police Officer LAW ENFORCEMENT CERTIFICATION TAKEN AWAY

[adameriksson]

3 things.
1. Never roll your window down more than a few inches.
2. ALWAYS have all doors locked.
3. ALWAYS record.

[davepowell]

Fire this bad cop. Cops like this should not be on the police force.

[geraldshaffer]

Tyrant cop. Cops like this should never be allowed to carry a badge again

[KyleGertner]

He couldn't think fast enough to make up a charge for pulling him over.

[dudutis]

End qualified immunity, make them accountable for every mistake they make!!!

[Irishleo]

Typical tyrant cop behavior because he thinks he's above the law and anything he says is the law

[-lost]

Cops says " I'm giving you a LAWFULL order" ... yet gave NO REASON for the stop. What is "Lawful" about that?

[gracieg]

This cop can’t even see out from under his hat! Why is he going crazy?

[croneliusbryant]

Thank God for video. Imagine the lies he would've went to court and swore under oath.

[davedunning]

Cops with this kind of attitude should never be in a police uniform

[garycamara]

That is NOT a lawful order. If you can't articulate a reason. SUE HIM, charge him with assault.