Cops Break Into Innocent Folks' House, Violate Rights, Trespassed Off Private Property, and Get Sued

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[stormhawk]

MASSIVE LAWSUIT.

Also, armed intruders. The second amendment applies.

[ellsbells]

That's straight up home invasion!!!

[willier]

I watched The Civil rights Lawyer's interview with the gentleman. They are trying to kiss his ass and the cop called to apologize. His brother-in-law never had a warrant. They were trying to have the city call to fix the door, clear set up. Thankfully, he refused. He is taking legal action.

[WBradleyRobbins]

"Bothering me is a safety issue" absolute coward

[Linda-fo]

Cobb drew his gun with children in the room.Something is bad wrong with his police department

[ACJacksongoingoneup]

B and E, brandishing a weapon, kidnapping, illegal arrest, warrantless entry dang lawsuit??

[flowcrastinator]

"You're bothering me" is embarassing. childish and unprofessional little man in a police costume

[tersan]

So basically he kicked the door down as a SCARE TACTIC to get them outside, where a violation could be made up on the spot. And when they didn’t come out, he stood OUTSIDE looking around until he found “something” visual inside that he will later use to justify entering. It will of course get thrown out, but the cops qualified immunity will remain intact and the lawsuit money will come from the damn citizens. Rinse and repeat until every right we have becomes a criminal act. Y’all better pay attention to what’s happening…

[mannyndamendment]

Why do people back the blue when they don't back you and act like domestic terrorists?

[kevincowing]

Lawsuits all round, loss of 🚔 bond, qualified immunity armed trespassers.

[yomismo]

lawsuit get fired and to jail this 2 cops

[Eman-San]

Safety issue is the number one excuse to violate rights.

[gearhead]

A felony home invasion seeings how they are armed and very dangerous, sue them for deprivation of rights under the color of law

[irvingsanchez]

Its always a safety issue with cowards.

[commonsense]

Why is the cop insisting the man come out if it is a legal entry?

[terryhsley]

Looks like they just got a load of money. Those cops should be in prison.

[momac]

Now the chief and mayor need investigation

[jeremysametz]

"You're bothering me. You're a security issue now."

[raghknarrscott]

ALWAYS Stay inside where your RIGHTS are Strongest ‼️

[Archibald_von_Munch]

Earning the hate on a daily basis. The Thug Blue Slime never sleeps, unless they find a good nap spot.