Blatant Lies Fuel Ghetto Lottery Grift in Reginald Clay Jr Shooting

On April 15, 2023, Reginald Clay Jr. was shot and killed by a Chicago Police Officer. Since then, the incident has been propped up as evidence of police brutality, cover-ups, and racism. Take a look and let me know what you think in the comments.

(WARNING: Body Worn Camera footage is EXTREMELY graphic)

Disclaimer: This video is intended to show and explain the interactions and experiences of law enforcement with the added context and commentary offered by a former law enforcement officer and instructor. Humor (however poorly executed) is added as a tool in order to more effectively engage with the audience and communicate the message.

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[bluecollarbuilds]

Chicago is screwed completely ridiculous

[Wpns]

Great breakdown! I like how you nailed the "lottery" aspect of the whole thing. It is disgusting that some lawyer likely got to these parents/family members and started the ball rolling on something that could cause a riot and cost businesses and their owners millions!

[NannerBrams]

Shame on those families for lying! Selling their souls for lawsuit money. No shame whatsoever.

[sergioleone]

If you ask me, that's the best way to de-escalate that situation.

[mrsteadog]

Backing the blue on this one. He clearly pulled that gun on them.

[mike-xnqj]

Drop the gun and it's a foot race. Losing that isn't anywhere near as bad as this. I hate it for that cop, he didn't want to have to do this.

[thts.my_voic]

Media should be sued by the Police Departments, they let faults information go with out corrections. It would stop for most part the lies/rumors that people purposely make up. There are good cops, that get blasted (on media) for no reason at all.

[BobbieSmith]

Never let the facts get in the way of a good story.

[stephenstarling]

Looks like he should have not pulled a gun on the officer and he put his hands after he was shot and then cops tried to save his life and the civilian population made matters worse the officers didn't want to even shoot but his hand was forced

[r_o_jsynthetic]

Any loss of life is regrettable, but pulling a gun on someone who already has their weapon trained on you is stupidity.
Great breakdown as always.
The MSM needs to give as much time to retracting and providing the truth, as they did reporting their lies.

[RealRickCox]

There's often a TON of things that go into an officer's decision making that body cameras don't show. Thinks like prior interactions with suspects, information obtained through confidential informants, 911 calls, etc. Then when things escalate and the suspect has his off button pushed, there's public outrage... because they don't have ALL of the facts.

[dogmommalife]

How does one put their hands up in the "er". Is there such a thing? I love how all the witnesses appeared when it was only the criminal and the cop back there at the time. The mass of morons are alive and well....fear not everyone 😂

[pamelaschniepp]

Love your videos. Thank you for cutting through the BS.

[majorkilljoy]

How can someone be a witness to something they didn't even see? 😂😂😂 Should be laughed out of court

[jeaton]

I feel that witness could’ve saw the emblem on his shirt and confused it for blood. Great breakdown and great insight for people who need it. Keep fighting the good fight, BG!

[josephrobichaud]

Just looked like they were taking out the trash to me.
Point a gun at any officer, do not stop shooting until there out of amo!

[keriholton]

I'm pretty sure that was no water pistol in his pants! 🙄😝

[surfwaxcdn]

Great breakdown. The dirtbag's draw was so quick I admit I didn't see it until the slowmo, even though i knew what i was looking for. Good on the officer for being prepared for anything. And a pox on the ghetto grifter lawyers advising the family. Feel bad for anyonw working for Guncago PD. Bad place to be wearing the tin.

[crescentmoonchild]

Thank you for this. It’s sad. We need truth

[bobloblaw]

Great video. Cam video doesn't lie.