La. Cops Exposed over Secret Detainee Warehouse #Shorts

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Produced by: Cory Ray, Philip DeFranco
Edited by: James Girardier, Maxwell Enright, Julie Goldberg, Christian Meeks
Art Department: William Crespo
Writing/Research: Lili Stenn, Philip DeFranco
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#Louisiana #Cops #Crime

[pushinkeys]

The fact that the cops had the balls to keep their body cameras on is proof enough that department heads knew about this “brave cave”.

[wyrmdancer]

This is deeper than the individual police. Don't tell me their bosses don't know what they are doing. This entire police force needs a looking into to stop practices like this.

[Derapplecraze]

The amount of crap local police departments can get away with is ridiculous

[inventor]

"searched her car after a traffic stop" this should not be a normal thing

[adamsmasher]

Isnt this the department whose head said that not allowing slave labor in prison would hurt the economy and the prisons?

[mohammedgt]

Do people understand what defund the police means now?

[whosyourtoddy]

I have a 40 year old coworker from this area he said corruption is RAMPANT almost all cops are involved in some way or another when it comes to drugs

[MikeSmythe-ix]

Isn't this the exact reason why Americans have the right to bear arms?

[dmdjr]

If this was a gang or a terror org you would have shut down the whole thing. But it’s not so one department just gets paid vacation for 2 weeks

[Fufu]

People need to start dealing with cops like this

[ikep.]

People stand up and stop letting these corrupt cops take people

[southpineshooligan]

They have these all over America. One of the most infamous is in Chicago.

[IndiaNumberOneCoubtry]

Yeah. Good. Baton rouge’s violent crime rate is insane. Remember when we let police be police? And crime wasnt rampant?

[allowmi]

I know the legal system is different in Louisiana, but this is a bit much.

[martymaesin]

Louisiana law enforcement, the best money can buy!

[justr]

Seems like that city needs freedom and all those cops need to be reminded of the people's 2amendment.

[lisamenard]

I've lived in Louisiana my whole life, and know that weird, unlawful, and unethical things like that happen in nearly all of Louisiana, not just Baton Rouge.

[namegoeshere]

So many similar incidents yet these are just some “bad apples”

[wolfdecologne]

And THIS is exactly what ppl mean when they say ACAB!

[LunarRetro]

Sounds like Baton rouge to me. LA is a horrific state to ever attract police attention in for any reason.