Loved that ending. Bad cops punished and innocent dude paid $46,000. True JUSTICE in the end. (For the benefit of those below who love to comment but not to listen: the dude who spent 3 DAYS in jail got the money.)

Loved that ending. Bad cops punished and innocent dude paid $46,000. True JUSTICE in the end. (For the benefit of those below who love to comment but not to listen: the dude who spent 3 DAYS in jail got the money.)

Dude, your comment is just wrong. With that wording it means that the guy who got imprisoned had to pay the money.

Dude, your comment is just wrong. With that wording it means that the guy who got imprisoned had to pay the money.

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And the dude who got two years, and said all of those sad things, didn't... That feels bad.

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And the dude who got two years, and said _all_ of those sad things, didn't... That feels bad.

Someone replied a comment about “ending” before even watching the whole video. Man, they’re not that different as those bad cops.

Someone replied a comment about “ending” before even watching the whole video. Man, they’re not that different as those bad cops.

Prosecutors should be held accountable for putting innocent people behind bars as well as detectives coercing innocent people to be guilty.

Prosecutors should be held accountable for putting innocent people behind bars as well as detectives coercing innocent people to be guilty.

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@AupriProductions whats more upsetting is how prosecutors often have evidence that would show the innocents but ignore it going on their hunch that the person is guilty and then they never want to admit to being wrong because that would miss up their conviction record.

@AupriProductions whats more upsetting is how prosecutors often have evidence that would show the innocents but ignore it going on their hunch that the person is guilty and then they never want to admit to being wrong because that would miss up their conviction record.

Its true, the ending put a huge smile on my face!

Its true, the ending put a huge smile on my face!

The only injustice is who had to pay out that 46,000 for those shitty cops mistakes. That's right, you, the taxpayer.

The only injustice is who had to pay out that 46,000 for those shitty cops mistakes. That's right, you, the taxpayer.

@David T the two most important things in this world; freedom and sex

@David T the two most important things in this world; freedom and sex

He buyed bitcoins in 2010 and now he is billionaire

He buyed bitcoins in 2010 and now he is billionaire

Sadly he got the shame to go with it.
Remember that one time you got stripped of your freedom, clothes, thrown in jail, lost your job and your dignity,.. good times!
 oh yeah here's a couple bucks for your trouble and all the psychological issues you'll have in the future

Sadly he got the shame to go with it.
Remember that one time you got stripped of your freedom, clothes, thrown in jail, lost your job and your dignity,.. good times!
 oh yeah here's a couple bucks for your trouble and all the psychological issues you'll have in the future

@whatisbestinlife the problem with taking victim compensation out of a specific police departments budget is that it incentivises their colleagues and bosses to cover up for them to avoid losing that money.

@whatisbestinlife the problem with taking victim compensation out of a specific police departments budget is that it incentivises their colleagues and bosses to cover up for them to avoid losing that money.

Unfortunately the tax payers footed that bill. The LEO's kept their money and jobs.

Unfortunately the tax payers footed that bill. The LEO's kept their money and jobs.

@Bernard Silver Yeah 8 years to rectify that situation is ridiculous. I feel bad for the guy, I hope he's managed to move on from it without too much emotional/psychological damage.

@Bernard Silver Yeah 8 years to rectify that situation is ridiculous. I feel bad for the guy, I hope he's managed to move on from it without too much emotional/psychological damage.

That 46k needs to come out of the cops pension not taxpayer dollars.

That 46k needs to come out of the cops pension not taxpayer dollars.

@petrol hmmm sounds racist? O wait it was the white guy that got jail for 2 years and no money out of it.

@petrol hmmm sounds racist? O wait it was the white guy that got jail for 2 years and no money out of it.

They should have had him as a possible witness not a suspect

They should have had him as a possible witness not a suspect

@Ryan T. the guys that went to prison also lost, but at least one got 46k out of it

@Ryan T. the guys that went to prison also lost, but at least one got 46k out of it

It's amazing how many people in this thread can't read, are incapable of listening, can't seemingly concentrate on a paltry 20 minute video and/or decide to post a comment without even bothering to watch the video at all.

It's amazing how many people in this thread can't read, are incapable of listening, can't seemingly concentrate on a paltry 20 minute video and/or decide to post a comment without even bothering to watch the video at all.

@Max Hyde 46k is nothing. Its not only the 3 days in jail it is the mental strain put on him due to this nightmare.

@Max Hyde 46k is nothing. Its not only the 3 days in jail it is the mental strain put on him due to this nightmare.

@Ryan T. Tax payers lost when the administration hired silly police officers.

@Ryan T. Tax payers lost when the administration hired silly police officers.

@Mikel Hawk Reputation damage should really also include some associated lost prospective wages. He could very easily run into situations applying for or jobs or loans where he has to divulge being accused of a serious crime, and especially as a person of color he could even face situations where implicit racism makes an interviewer or loan officer decide to play it safe and reject him despite the settlement in his favor. Same thing could well happen with a rental application, a condo board.

TBH I think race also should factor in to the compensation for being falsely accused, because enough people have enough racist biases to make it reasonably likely it'll hurt the victim's income or quality of life later.

Lol I wouldn't mind being wrongly accused and chilling in a cell for 3 days for $46,000

Lol I wouldn't mind being wrongly accused and chilling in a cell for 3 days for $46,000

@petrol beards also had a jacket so that explains why it was harder to prove his innocence. The black dude was just racially profiled

@petrol beards also had a jacket so that explains why it was harder to prove his innocence. The black dude was just racially profiled

@petrol they said beardy was released because there was a lot of holes in the other persons story

@petrol they said beardy was released because there was a lot of holes in the other persons story

@fireflocs are you talking about the guy with a beard? in that case, he wasn't imprisoned for 2 years

@fireflocs are you talking about the guy with a beard? in that case, he wasn't imprisoned for 2 years

that isn’t justice. the system is still in place

that isn’t justice. the system is still in place

@Cam no… 46k for 3 days LMAO u needa watch the video

@Cam no… 46k for 3 days LMAO u needa watch the video

$46k is a lot of money but I wouldn't not want to go thru the same experience. Imagine being in jail 3 days expecting to be wrongfully imprisoned.

$46k is a lot of money but I wouldn't not want to go thru the same experience. Imagine being in jail 3 days expecting to be wrongfully imprisoned.

I'd rather have the bad cops' heads on display at my house, instead of taking their money.

I'd rather have the bad cops' heads on display at my house, instead of taking their money.

Black guy and White guy both innocent.  Black guy spends 3 days in jail (eventually paid $46,000 for it), White guy spends 2 years in jail and gets nothing...

Comments:  "oh that poor black guy, i'm so glad he got justice finally" (again, 3 days later, paid $15,000 per day in jail)

Black guy and White guy both innocent.  Black guy spends 3 days in jail (eventually paid $46,000 for it), White guy spends *2 years* in jail and gets nothing...

Comments:  "oh that poor black guy, i'm so glad he got justice finally" (again, 3 days later, paid $15,000 per day in jail)

@João Peixoto Joãozinho, I referred to "mistakes", in plural, so I am also speaking for other cases similar to this one. But yeah, thanks for not thinking like me, next time stay on your lane espertalhão.

@João Peixoto Joãozinho, I referred to "mistakes", in plural, so I am also speaking for other cases similar to this one. But yeah, thanks for not thinking like me, next time stay on your lane espertalhão.

Was paid would make it clearer btw in case you wanna change it

Was paid would make it clearer btw in case you wanna change it

"Loved that ending" - just know that it's taxpayers money. It's not that funny to pay for public employee's mistakes.

"Loved that ending" - just know that it's taxpayers money. It's not that funny to pay for public employee's mistakes.

Hahahahaha. The trauma he got from being wrongly accused worth the 46,000 dollars? Come on man. Those days that he was on jail, poor guy must be thinking he'll be punish for something he didnt do. Suspension is not even enough. Those investigator should be fire.

Hahahahaha. The trauma he got from being wrongly accused worth the 46,000 dollars? Come on man. Those days that he was on jail, poor guy must be thinking he'll be punish for something he didnt do. Suspension is not even enough. Those investigator should be fire.

@AupriProductions Should be minimum $1 million a year for false imprisonment.

@AupriProductions Should be minimum $1 million a year for false imprisonment.

@John Three16 I can’t agree that 6 days is adequate in this case. I think it needs to be at least one month if they were just incompetent, a year or more if it’s clear they knew he was innocent.

@John Three16 I can’t agree that 6 days is adequate in this case. I think it needs to be at least one month if they were just incompetent, a year or more if it’s clear they knew he was innocent.

@fireflocs WAIT WHAT???? HE GOT NOTHING??????

@fireflocs WAIT WHAT???? HE GOT NOTHING??????

@Cam you'd be surprised, a guy who was in jail for almost half his life got $5000, he was innocent

@Cam you'd be surprised, a guy who was in jail for almost half his life got $5000, he was innocent

@whatisbestinlife the officers were punished too

@whatisbestinlife the officers were punished too

Thanks for your information, I was a bit worry

Thanks for your information, I was a bit worry

@fireflocs Probably because the guy who spent two years in jail was from the US.

@fireflocs Probably because the guy who spent two years in jail was from the US.

@Cam no someone like that gets compensated like 2 Million dollars.

@Cam no someone like that gets compensated like 2 Million dollars.

@Ash B And that points out it wasn't just the three days, restrictive bail for 9 months before they dropped charges.   Suddenly the award seems way too little (especially with the 8 year delay!)

@Ash B And that points out it wasn't just the three days, restrictive bail for 9 months before they dropped charges.   Suddenly the award seems way too little (especially with the 8 year delay!)

@Zoltan Barti he already served the for previous crime though. Didn't the video say that?

@Zoltan Barti he already served the for previous crime though. Didn't the video say that?

Hello I don't know what happen here keep scrolling

Hello I don't know what happen here keep scrolling

@Angelino, they should be put into jail for the same amount of time, and double the time if it's under a year long

@Angelino, they should be put into jail for the same amount of time, and double the time if it's under a year long

What needs to happen is the cops who put people in jail without justification are put in jail. Not “demoted and suspended without pay.” Boo hoo. You PUT AN INNOCENT MAN IN JAIL.” SOMEONE JN

What needs to happen is the cops who put people in jail without justification are put in jail. Not “demoted and suspended without pay.” Boo hoo. You PUT AN INNOCENT MAN IN JAIL.” SOMEONE JN

Probably 80% of that was used to pay for legal fees

Probably 80% of that was used to pay for legal fees

@petrol Bro what? In the video he literally says "the girl was caught lying IN COURT" and that he "WAS PROVEN INNOCENT BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT" He served 2 years IN THE PAST, for ANOTHER CRIME. Jesus.

@petrol Bro what? In the video he literally says "the girl was caught lying IN COURT" and that he "WAS PROVEN INNOCENT BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT" He served 2 years IN THE PAST, for ANOTHER CRIME. Jesus.

@fireflocs Did you even watch the video? I cant believe you got 1.9k likes, it literally says in the video "the girl was caught lying" and that he "was proven innocent beyond all reasonable doubt." wtf? i cant believe everyone thinks he did time..

@fireflocs Did you even watch the video? I cant believe you got 1.9k likes, it literally says in the video "the girl was caught lying" and that he "was proven innocent beyond all reasonable doubt." wtf? i cant believe everyone thinks he did time..

@fireflocs The guy didn't get falsely imprisoned, he spent 2 years in jail IN THE PAST, for another crime.

@fireflocs The guy didn't get falsely imprisoned, he spent 2 years in jail IN THE PAST, for another crime.

@Cam The guy who 46k only spent 3 days in jail. And the other guy spent 2 years in jail IN THE PAST FOR ANOTHER CRIME. He didn't do any time for what he was interrogated for.

@Cam The guy who 46k only spent 3 days in jail. And the other guy spent 2 years in jail IN THE PAST FOR ANOTHER CRIME. He didn't do any time for what he was interrogated for.

A stolen day is priceless. Unacceptable. A dereliction of duty by our "justice" system to gather the facts and prove guilt.

A stolen day is priceless. Unacceptable. A dereliction of duty by our "justice" system to gather the facts and prove guilt.

He should have gotten way more than that!!!

He should have gotten way more than that!!!

46K of your tax dollars =). Welcome to America

46K of your tax dollars =). Welcome to America

If getting falsely jailed for 3 days gets you 46,000 then please falsely jail me lol.

If getting falsely jailed for 3 days gets you 46,000 then please falsely jail me lol.

@Cam Damn, your inbox was getting absolutely shattered

@Cam Damn, your inbox was getting absolutely shattered

Yeahhh...what about the guy who went away for YEARS

Yeahhh...what about the guy who went away for YEARS

Thank you for commenting this m8.... you’re a g for this

Thank you for commenting this m8.... you’re a g for this

@Doc Hollywood why does it matter? You're paying taxes either way and the guy who got 46k was Canadian. If you're not Canadian then don't worry about it lol

@Doc Hollywood why does it matter? You're paying taxes either way and the guy who got 46k was Canadian. If you're not Canadian then don't worry about it lol

@petrol Canada is slightly better  I guess lol 😆

@petrol Canada is slightly better  I guess lol 😆

The robbers probably made off with less than that.

The robbers probably made off with less than that.

@fireflocs The man who stayed in prison for 3 days and recieved compensation lived in Hamilton, Ontario, a stark difference between the justice system in America. Depends on the state though.

@fireflocs The man who stayed in prison for 3 days and recieved compensation lived in Hamilton, Ontario, a stark difference between the justice system in America. Depends on the state though.

Hope that cop got fired. What a waste of taxpayers money

Hope that cop got fired. What a waste of taxpayers money

That's not justice.

They should have paid out more for how horrible it was handled and how much of his life was destroyed.

3 days in jail can lead too.

Your community shunning you.
Your job firing you.
You having an arrest on your record so the likely hood of getting a job diminished.

3 days in jail can ruin your life.

That's not justice.

They should have paid out more for how horrible it was handled and how much of his life was destroyed.

3 days in jail can lead too.

Your community shunning you.
Your job firing you.
You having an arrest on your record so the likely hood of getting a job diminished.

3 days in jail can ruin your life.

Funny how you celebrate the black guy getting off and paid but say nothing about the injustice the white man had to go through for two years LOL says a lot about what and who u are 💯 preach on Tyrone

Funny how you celebrate the black guy getting off and paid but say nothing about the injustice the white man had to go through for two years LOL says a lot about what and who u are 💯 preach on Tyrone

@K M 46k for THREE DAYS is more than adequate. That's like an entire yearly salary, and probably tax free.<br>The issue that needs to be addressed is people who end up getting locked up for years and only get pitiful compensation when they're released.

@K M 46k for THREE DAYS is more than adequate. That's like an entire yearly salary, and probably tax free.
The issue that needs to be addressed is people who end up getting locked up for years and only get pitiful compensation when they're released.

@Kevin Sykes the reason for what? Your comment makes no sense.

@Kevin Sykes the reason for what? Your comment makes no sense.

i'd take even half that money for 6 days. the guy deserved more for being such a nice soul.

i'd take even half that money for 6 days. the guy deserved more for being such a nice soul.

@Jah Sounds about right when you're incapable of any degree of  comprehension. Your brain struggling a bit eh?

@Jah Sounds about right when you're incapable of any degree of  comprehension. Your brain struggling a bit eh?

@hi Has anyone ever asked to falsely incarcerated?

@hi Has anyone ever asked to falsely incarcerated?

@Ross J MacGregor I am losing braincells from reading comments like yours

@Ross J MacGregor I am losing braincells from reading comments like yours

@David T Good thing it was county jail in the U.S. Some of those places are hell.

@David T Good thing it was county jail in the U.S. Some of those places are hell.

@don keyballs You are absolutely correct. Shameful system.

@don keyballs You are absolutely correct. Shameful system.

If they did their job and assumed innocence that 46k could’ve gone somewhere useful

If they did their job and assumed innocence that 46k could’ve gone somewhere useful

20:28 "The interrogator and three other detectives were demoted."
 😂 😂 😂
I do not believe that. I believe everything up to that point, including the cash settlement award, but not the discipline for the COPS. That just doesn't ever happen, in either the US or Canada.

20:28 _"The interrogator and three other detectives were demoted."_
 😂 😂 😂
I do not believe that. I believe everything up to that point, including the cash settlement award, but not the discipline for the COPS. That just doesn't ever happen, in either the US or Canada.

@TheJapanChannelDcom the nonsense on the internet is your propaganda. It's absolute fact Shouji Sakurai was innocent and he wasn't the only one. <br>It's public knowledge how intense their interrogation tactics are and their cases are "airtight" because they force confessions. You can't lose a trial you never go to because you mentally tortured an innocent person into confessing. Go ahead and post the numbers about how many cases end in confession. It's not feasible their investigation leads them to the right person to interrogate 99% of the time. Don't deny this like Japan denies What really happened in Nanjing.

@TheJapanChannelDcom the nonsense on the internet is your propaganda. It's absolute fact Shouji Sakurai was innocent and he wasn't the only one.
It's public knowledge how intense their interrogation tactics are and their cases are "airtight" because they force confessions. You can't lose a trial you never go to because you mentally tortured an innocent person into confessing. Go ahead and post the numbers about how many cases end in confession. It's not feasible their investigation leads them to the right person to interrogate 99% of the time. Don't deny this like Japan denies What really happened in Nanjing.

@Chance No, Corey. They have a 99% conviction rate because they don't prosecute unless they have an airtight case. Don't repeat nonsense you see on the internet, you embarrass yourself.

@Chance No, Corey. They have a 99% conviction rate because they don't prosecute unless they have an airtight case. Don't repeat nonsense you see on the internet, you embarrass yourself.

On the the hand, Japan has a ludicrously high conviction rate because they knowingly jail innocent people to keep their prosecution looking like Superstars.

On the the hand, Japan has a ludicrously high conviction rate because they knowingly jail innocent people to keep their prosecution looking like Superstars.

That money comes out of the tax payers pockets. Not arresting officers, not the wrongful accusers.. us.. it comes from us.

That money comes out of the tax payers pockets. Not arresting officers, not the wrongful accusers.. us.. it comes from us.

@fireflocs No one in this video was falsely imprisoned for 2 years. The 2 years in county jail were for a prior robbery conviction.

@fireflocs No one in this video was falsely imprisoned for 2 years. The 2 years in county jail were for a prior robbery conviction.

@petrol He wont get it. Its pretty fucked up how the justice system can just lock someone up even if their innocent and not have to pay compensation.

@petrol He wont get it. Its pretty fucked up how the justice system can just lock someone up even if their innocent and not have to pay compensation.

Shit dude plays it cool and ends up scoring 46k for 3 days work. Probably did better out of it than the dude that actually robbed the place and got away with It

Shit dude plays it cool and ends up scoring 46k for 3 days work. Probably did better out of it than the dude that actually robbed the place and got away with It

I'm Illinois the DOC and county jails get an average of over $100 a day per inmate so anything short of 36k a year and the facility still profited off of incarcerating the innocent.

I'm Illinois the DOC and county jails get an average of over $100 a day per inmate so anything short of 36k a year and the facility still profited off of incarcerating the innocent.

The prosecutor in botched cases should serve double the time that they gave.. at a bare minimum.

The prosecutor in botched cases should serve double the time that they gave.. at a bare minimum.

@Cam lol even if he was imprisoned for 2 years, that’s 23k/y I’d take that anytime

@Cam lol even if he was imprisoned for 2 years, that’s 23k/y I’d take that anytime

@Cam cam you don’t pay attention to shet huh? I bet you sleep in class don’t you?

@Cam cam you don’t pay attention to shet huh? I bet you sleep in class don’t you?

@Zoltan Barti FINALLY somebody has the facts straight

@Zoltan Barti FINALLY somebody has the facts straight

Policy Enforcers need to have Personal Liability Insurance and Body Cams so, THEY are held PERSONALLY and FINANCIALLY responsible not the City with our Tax Dollars.

Policy Enforcers need to have Personal Liability Insurance and Body Cams so, THEY are held PERSONALLY and FINANCIALLY responsible not the City with our Tax Dollars.

I feel like the edit could have just been adding a simple was in front of paid. 🤔<br>But perhaps people like the drama.

I feel like the edit could have just been adding a simple was in front of paid. 🤔
But perhaps people like the drama.

Not enough if you ask me. <br>That's a years wage for some. He lost 2 years of wages, plus all the court costs. The emotion and psychological distress etc.

Not enough if you ask me.
That's a years wage for some. He lost 2 years of wages, plus all the court costs. The emotion and psychological distress etc.

Next to 3 days in jail, Michael was also forced to comply with a very restrictive bail regime for 9 months before the prosecution dropped his charges!!!

Also bear in mind that most employment contracts require you to notify your employer when you get charged with a criminal offence so they can fire you immediately...

Next to 3 days in jail, Michael was also forced to comply with a very restrictive bail regime for 9 months before the prosecution dropped his charges!!!

Also bear in mind that most employment contracts require you to notify your employer when you get charged with a criminal offence so they can fire you immediately...

Every innocent placed in prison for a charge they didn't do should be paid. I've read of some that haven't and that's fucked up

Every innocent placed in prison for a charge they didn't do should be paid. I've read of some that haven't and that's fucked up

@petrol that's how im hoping my case case i was wrongfully arrested for something I did not do. Cops arrested me on my lunch break after pour a driveway for the company i own. I was held for 30 hours. I had to replace that job on my own dime. Cost me $6000 and hurt my business.

@petrol that's how im hoping my case case i was wrongfully arrested for something I did not do. Cops arrested me on my lunch break after pour a driveway for the company i own. I was held for 30 hours. I had to replace that job on my own dime. Cost me $6000 and hurt my business.

Just one happy ending out of thousands imprisoned unfairly so not sure how good we can really feel.

Just one happy ending out of thousands imprisoned unfairly so not sure how good we can really feel.

@David T Speak for yourself bro. I've been to jail for something dumb, only had to spend 2 days and I was free to go and I would definitely do that again for 46 grand lol.

@David T Speak for yourself bro. I've been to jail for something dumb, only had to spend 2 days and I was free to go and I would definitely do that again for 46 grand lol.

This is the least, $46,000 and free parking and free from traffic/parking tickets for LIFE!! NOW THATS A GOOD DEAL 😎😎😎I understand these police depts need the tax money to keep real criminals off the Street, só that is what I would ask for

This is the least, $46,000 and free parking and free from traffic/parking tickets for LIFE!! NOW THATS A GOOD DEAL 😎😎😎I understand these police depts need the tax money to keep real criminals off the Street, só that is what I would ask for

Paid from, tax payer dollars through theft of income

Paid from, tax payer dollars through theft of income

@C J the issue you people don't understand is that the guy spent 2 years in jail for a crime he did do and the interview in the video is of a different crime that he didn't commit and didn't go to jail for

@C J the issue you people don't understand is that the guy spent 2 years in jail for a crime he did do and the interview in the video is of a different crime that he didn't commit and didn't go to jail for

@Sharishth i totally agree with u. remember he was taking a bus? Now he has the money to buy a brand new car

@Sharishth i totally agree with u. remember he was taking a bus? Now he has the money to buy a brand new car

So Canada is still slightly better in terms of criminal justice system, than US... Cool.

So Canada is still slightly better in terms of criminal justice system, than US... Cool.

From what I have read here. For $46K for 3.5 days in Jail I would sit in jail happily even if I have done no crime but Once a criminal record gets stained on your life or documents its difficult to get a dream jobs. For spending on life and family 46K is nothing if you don't have job. So no sitting jail is not good if you are innocent.

From what I have read here. For $46K for 3.5 days in Jail I would sit in jail happily even if I have done no crime but Once a criminal record gets stained on your life or documents its difficult to get a dream jobs. For spending on life and family 46K is nothing if you don't have job. So no sitting jail is not good if you are innocent.

That is not true justice, those cops will just be placed at a different precinct. Nothing has changed in the end and the system is still fucked

That is not true justice, those cops will just be placed at a different precinct. Nothing has changed in the end and the system is still fucked

thinks he's nailed on for promotion. gets demoted. noice.

thinks he's nailed on for promotion. gets demoted. noice.

That cop shoulda been fired. Im glad he got his money though. He didn't deserve to go through that

That cop shoulda been fired. Im glad he got his money though. He didn't deserve to go through that

@petrol beardy white guy was in prison before the interview are you guys brainless?

@petrol beardy white guy was in prison before the interview are you guys brainless?

@Cam I love how this person:

1. confidently (and wrongly) correct people, When she hasnt paid much attention to the whole video.

2. When pointed out that she is wrong, just went "Oh yeah, but someone does spend 2 years". True, but OP wasnt talking about that.

3. Got tons of likes on her (wrong) first comment. People are sheeps 😅

@Cam I love how this person:

1. confidently (and wrongly) correct people, When she hasnt paid much attention to the whole video.

2. When pointed out that she is wrong, just went "Oh yeah, but someone does spend 2 years". True, but OP wasnt talking about that.

3. Got tons of likes on her (wrong) first comment. People are sheeps 😅

The guy who spent 2 years in jail WAS guilty! Then he was later accused of a second crime, that he didn't commit, and was almost wrongly imprisoned. Did we watch the same video?

The guy who spent 2 years in jail WAS guilty! Then he was later accused of a second crime, that he didn't commit, and was almost wrongly imprisoned. Did we watch the same video?

$15k/day ($625/hr) sounds good  I might want to stay for longer at that rate.  Especially if the food is good and I have a cell to myself.  Being sarcastic but kinda not... ;)

$15k/day ($625/hr) sounds good  I might want to stay for longer at that rate.  Especially if the food is good and I have a cell to myself.  Being sarcastic but kinda not... ;)

@Cam No it was 46k for two days in jail it was the softly spoken guy that got the compensation.

@Cam No it was 46k for two days in jail it was the softly spoken guy that got the compensation.

I was thinking the same thing man. 46k might not seem like a lot but wrongs were righted and it wasn't too severe in either direction. That shit never happens in the US.

I was thinking the same thing man. 46k might not seem like a lot but wrongs were righted and it wasn't too severe in either direction. That shit never happens in the US.

@Cam ummm hear me out you guys. Did anywhere or anyone in the video say that he spent two years in jail for this current offense? Because the way I see it, the only mention of “2 years in county” comes right after the narrator saying he had previously served time. The “two years in county” is also preceded by an asterisk. A common way to insert a revised statement. So maybe the two years is in reference to his prior time. Not time served relating to this incident. Am I wrong, did I miss something? Or has somehow the entire comment section missed this ??

This video had a refreshingly satisfying ending to it. You truly love to see it!

This video had a refreshingly satisfying ending to it. You truly love to see it!

he should've gotten at least 100k imo but at least he got something

he should've gotten at least 100k imo but at least he got something

just write "got paid $46,000" and your message would have been clear

just write "got paid $46,000" and your message would have been clear

The beard guy spent 2 years in jail for a crime he DID commit and the footage was of him being falsely accused but not jailed. He was so afraid and angry because he had been there before.

The beard guy spent 2 years in jail for a crime he DID commit and the footage was of him being falsely accused but not jailed. He was so afraid and angry because he had been there before.

46k is still very less, I guess it was 2003 so it was ok. But the cops should have been fired, this British reject in Canada, should definitely be fired. Outta here with that BS investigation.

46k is still very less, I guess it was 2003 so it was ok. But the cops should have been fired, this British reject in Canada, should definitely be fired. Outta here with that BS investigation.

@Cam it was the guy that was in jail for 2 years it was the guy who was in a cell for 3 days that got the $46,000

@Cam it was the guy that was in jail for 2 years it was the guy who was in a cell for 3 days that got the $46,000

@Travis Ryno I don't get how you can function on so few brain cells, the legal process to get that 46k most likely took years and lots of upfront money. I'd say 46k was a grossly insultingly small amount.

@Travis Ryno I don't get how you can function on so few brain cells, the legal process to get that 46k most likely took years and lots of upfront money. I'd say 46k was a grossly insultingly small amount.

@petrol If you think it took zero effort and no extra time to pursue the 46k in punitive damages then you're in for a shock about just how expensive and long the legal process is. It's not 46k for 3.5 days... it's more like 46k for 3.5 days wrongly incarcerated +3.5 YEARS in court.

@petrol If you think it took zero effort and no extra time to pursue the 46k in punitive damages then you're in for a shock about just how expensive and long the legal process is. It's not 46k for 3.5 days... it's more like 46k for 3.5 days wrongly incarcerated +3.5 YEARS in court.

@petrol Very off-topic, but how is that guy black?

@petrol Very off-topic, but how is that guy black?

3 days in prison, but 9 months on parole. Plus being a black man forced to miss work and tell his boss it's because he's being accused of robbery.

3 days in prison, but 9 months on parole. Plus being a black man forced to miss work and tell his boss it's because he's being accused of robbery.

the other dude got 2 jails in prison for nothing and you loved it, k buddy

the other dude got 2 jails in prison for nothing and you loved it, k buddy

Oh man I would GLADLY sit in jail for 3 and 1/2 MONTHS for 46k. Lol. I wish I would falsely accused. 3 days in jail for 50 thousand dollars... that's awesome.

Oh man I would GLADLY sit in jail for 3 and 1/2 MONTHS for 46k. Lol. I wish I would falsely accused. 3 days in jail for 50 thousand dollars... that's awesome.

@Cam Not 2 years, it's the other guy. I am amazed how you got so many likes with misleading comment lol. Better make correction by including EDIT:

@Cam Not 2 years, it's the other guy. I am amazed how you got so many likes with misleading comment lol. Better make correction by including EDIT:

@andy klompenburg Ugh. You're not wrong :(

@andy klompenburg Ugh. You're not wrong :(

the bad news is, us the taxpayer pays for the incompetence

the bad news is, us the taxpayer pays for the incompetence

It's a good story and ending, but there are guys who spent YEARS in jail and and are either still there, or were released and were given nothing!

It's a good story and ending, but there are guys who spent YEARS in jail and and are either still there, or were released and were given nothing!

After how long ago? Seems like it takes years for sentences and payments

After how long ago? Seems like it takes years for sentences and payments

@whatisbestinlife  best analysis. Those who speak of the injustice of the Us justice system should focus on how and where the money goes.... that trail always leads you to some sort of solution that actually makes a difference.
Just looking at sentencing isn’t an answer; the problem is that the multi-pronged problem isn’t looked at (or perhaps it is but seemingly isn’t currently) as such; it is being oversimplified and categorized as something it isn’t.
Money rules the world. We used to know this in America- in the 90s at least (shout out to C.R.E.A.M. 😁)

46k for 2 years in prison is far from enough

46k for 2 years in prison is far from enough

Don't think he got enough justice but I understand, the the officer was punished is at least a win.

Don't think he got enough justice but I understand, the the officer was punished is at least a win.

What about the white guy who got imprisoned for 2 years

What about the white guy who got imprisoned for 2 years

No justice was done. The taxpayer paid.  Tell me any other circumstance where a completely innocent party pays for the misdeeds of another? If i rear end a guy on the road, my neighbor doesn't pay. But cops get an out. It is such bullshit.

No justice was done. The taxpayer paid.  Tell me any other circumstance where a completely innocent party pays for the misdeeds of another? If i rear end a guy on the road, my neighbor doesn't pay. But cops get an out. It is such bullshit.

happens far far less that way. the vast majority of the time the innocent parties spend the full sentence in prison.

happens far far less that way. the vast majority of the time the innocent parties spend the full sentence in prison.

@petrol Thank you!! THESE PEOPLE ARE SO CONFUSED AND ARE MIXING THE FACTS UP!! YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE CLARIFYING IT FOR THESE FOOLS!!

@petrol Thank you!! THESE PEOPLE ARE SO CONFUSED AND ARE MIXING THE FACTS UP!! YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE CLARIFYING IT FOR THESE FOOLS!!

@Cam omg, you made 1k idiots believe he served 2 years when he was only held for 3 days and paid $46k!!
DUDE I WANNA BE WRONGLY DETAINED FOR 3 DAYS AND PAID $46K!!
EASY CASH DOG!!!

@Cam omg, you made 1k idiots believe he served 2 years when he was only held for 3 days and paid $46k!!
DUDE I WANNA BE WRONGLY DETAINED FOR 3 DAYS AND PAID $46K!!
EASY CASH DOG!!!

bad cops should have been arrested and spent 3 days in prison, exactly as he did.

bad cops should have been arrested and spent 3 days in prison, exactly as he did.

This is a great example of how us prison inmates are just cash cows & everyone involved in making sure people doing time benefit from the conviction. The one's that don't benefit are the victim, the convicted, and our communities take a big hit. <br>This does need to change, no sentence say reform. It screams your punishment fatens my wallet, but we tell you we're teaching you a lesson in a way that you'll return to us conviction after conviction.

This is a great example of how us prison inmates are just cash cows & everyone involved in making sure people doing time benefit from the conviction. The one's that don't benefit are the victim, the convicted, and our communities take a big hit.
This does need to change, no sentence say reform. It screams your punishment fatens my wallet, but we tell you we're teaching you a lesson in a way that you'll return to us conviction after conviction.

With inflation. That's like 75k in today's money

With inflation. That's like 75k in today's money

@AupriProductions not to mention families who rely of them for income, like wtf

@AupriProductions not to mention families who rely of them for income, like wtf

I'd have to agree with the dude about being dissatisfied with the process.

I'd have to agree with the dude about being dissatisfied with the process.

@awesomeferret this thread is especially frustrating

@awesomeferret this thread is especially frustrating

@Charmingly Cynical why are there so many just flat out wrong comments in this thread?  It was Canada.  He got 46k for being incarcerated for 3 days.  One guy is deep in the comments complaining about spoilers?  Fuck

@Charmingly Cynical why are there so many just flat out wrong comments in this thread?  It was Canada.  He got 46k for being incarcerated for 3 days.  One guy is deep in the comments complaining about spoilers?  Fuck

Cops should have been fired , not demoted....

Cops should have been fired , not demoted....

@Cam yeah I think it’s unfair to give a certain amount if he wasn’t behind bars he could’ve potentially made millions more you never know. Maybe if he wasn’t in prison he would’ve gotten himself a high paying job. Anything could’ve been possible

@Cam yeah I think it’s unfair to give a certain amount if he wasn’t behind bars he could’ve potentially made millions more you never know. Maybe if he wasn’t in prison he would’ve gotten himself a high paying job. Anything could’ve been possible

@awesomeferret If I actually cared about this story I would have watched the video until the end and read the comments as well.... however, I simply do not care. But thanks for the correction either way, bud👍 No worries about the spread of disinformation on my behalf... I won't repeat something if I don't know what I'm talking about.

@awesomeferret If I actually cared about this story I would have watched the video until the end and read the comments as well.... however, I simply do not care. But thanks for the correction either way, bud👍 No worries about the spread of disinformation on my behalf... I won't repeat something if I don't know what I'm talking about.

This in a very sad case study in how disinformation car spread. Look at yourselves, people. The amount of people who STILL aren't reading comments and watching the end of the video to find out that the guy got 46k for 3.5 days and not 2 years is very depressing. All you had to do was watch the video you commented on or read the comments that came before yours!

This in a very sad case study in how disinformation car spread. Look at yourselves, people. The amount of people who STILL aren't reading comments and watching the end of the video to find out that the guy got 46k for 3.5 days and not 2 years is very depressing. All you had to do was watch the video you commented on or read the comments that came before yours!

@Zachary Green the cops should have done double the time in prison it is for trying to  frame  an innocent person.

@Zachary Green the cops should have done double the time in prison it is for trying to  frame  an innocent person.

damn i would be willing to go to jail for three days if you gave me 46k LOL

damn i would be willing to go to jail for three days if you gave me 46k LOL

Idk about true justice because the money came from taxpayers and not the guilty cops. And I dont think the punishment for the cops fits their crime. They stole 3 days of an innocent mans life, lied to him and tried their damnedest to make him think and feel like he was a criminal. All that happened to them was basically an unpaid vacation and a demotion? With time, the money lost and the rank lost can be regained but he will never get rhose 3 days back and god forbid it went on his record. At the end of the day justice was served sure, but idk about TRUE justice. If it were truly just he wouldve never been put thru that in the first place

it’s like being in a reality show, topic: jail time

it’s like being in a reality show, topic: jail time

i'd spent a whole month in jail if they gave me 46k :D

i'd spent a whole month in jail if they gave me 46k :D

@fireflocs okay that’s better but shit still

@fireflocs okay that’s better but shit still

If the guy would have just told the police officers i charge you 100k per 24hours spent in lockup and got that on record. 😏🙃

If the guy would have just told the police officers i charge you 100k per 24hours spent in lockup and got that on record. 😏🙃

@Braria It is not the comment that was misunderstood, it was the video. In your rush to impress others you missed the point that 14,000 people didn't miss. Congratulations.

@Braria It is not the comment that was misunderstood, it was the video. In your rush to impress others you missed the point that 14,000 people didn't miss. Congratulations.

Your comment is missing verbs which is likely the reason why it seemed unclear for the readers.
"Bad cops WERE punished and the innocent dude WAS paid ..."
Without this verb it sounds like he HAS payed 46 k dollars ... anyways, the magic in languages and grammar...

Your comment is missing verbs which is likely the reason why it seemed unclear for the readers.
"Bad cops WERE punished and the innocent dude *WAS* paid ..."
Without this verb it sounds like he HAS payed 46 k dollars ... anyways, the magic in languages and grammar...

@petrol Bearded guy was in county jail for 2 years for a crime he did commit.<br>The interview we saw, he was proven innocent, didn't went to jail.

@petrol Bearded guy was in county jail for 2 years for a crime he did commit.
The interview we saw, he was proven innocent, didn't went to jail.

@AupriProductions They should pay whatever wages the person lost, or if not employed then minimum wage for the whole time - plus enough to put down on first/last month's rent & deposit, if they lost their car then help them replace it. I mean DUH

@AupriProductions They should pay whatever wages the person lost, or if not employed then minimum wage for the whole time - plus enough to put down on first/last month's rent & deposit, if they lost their car then help them replace it. I mean DUH

@fireflocs that is horrible. I wonder if they vacated the conviction? Or just let him out. Because a 2-time felon has very little chance at getting real jobs or even a place to live.

@fireflocs that is horrible. I wonder if they vacated the conviction? Or just let him out. Because a 2-time felon has very little chance at getting real jobs or even a place to live.

$46,000 is so reasonable. In the US lawyers go for "mental anguish" & millions. It always backfires by making law enforcement belligerent & even worse at their jobs. Because most people can't wrap their head around a million. $46,000? Instantly understandable. Good cops don't want time & money wasted

$46,000 is so reasonable. In the US lawyers go for "mental anguish" & millions. It always backfires by making law enforcement belligerent & even worse at their jobs. Because most people can't wrap their head around a million. $46,000? Instantly understandable. Good cops don't want time & money wasted

I'm Canadian. The fact like cops like that are on the job in my country is deeply troubling to me. I always knew we weren't exempt but damn... At least they got some repercussions for their absolute negligent treatment of that case and the wrongfully accused person received some compensation. I find it horrifying that incompetent cops like that are on the job. It NEEDS to change.

I'm Canadian. The fact like cops like that are on the job in my country is deeply troubling to me. I always knew we weren't exempt but damn... At least they got some repercussions for their absolute negligent treatment of that case and the wrongfully accused person received some compensation. I find it horrifying that incompetent cops like that are on the job. It NEEDS to change.

@petrol 1k is worth 3.5 days. 46k is just overkill.

@petrol 1k is worth 3.5 days. 46k is just overkill.

@petrol Well that depends on what happened in jail....

@petrol Well that depends on what happened in jail....

@Girl Idk Actually, there is quite a lot wrong with your grammar, literally. Show it to your school teacher on Monday. Run along now.

@Girl Idk Actually, there is quite a lot wrong with your grammar, literally. Show it to your school teacher on Monday. Run along now.

@Girl Idk You need to fix your grammar before calling anyone illiterate, but likely you don't know what the words means.

@Girl Idk You need to fix your grammar before calling anyone illiterate, but likely you don't know what the words means.

@MotoTacular Life Your enthusiasm to express your opinion surpasses your ability to listen or read. Maybe try again.

@MotoTacular Life Your enthusiasm to express your opinion surpasses your ability to listen or read. Maybe try again.

Hate to tell you the implications of being arrested, charged with a crime and imprisoned for any period of time has much further reaching life altering consequences. Could lose your job, and be branded a criminal in the court of public opinion. Please also take into account that this Police Offer shows a continuous pattern of ILLEGAL behavior that cost one man 2 YEARS. So spare me that $46k is somehow proper compensation. The Police Officer Should have been Fired and Charged with False Imprisonment and easily convicted.

@Operator Jewski No, I just called them white guy or black guy b/c too lazy to get their names. The guy who did more time and didn't get no compensation was in the U.S.  The guy who spent like 3 days or less in jail and received all those racks was in Canada. Goes to show how broken the justice system is in the U.S.

@Operator Jewski No, I just called them white guy or black guy b/c too lazy to get their names. The guy who did more time and didn't get no compensation was in the U.S.  The guy who spent like 3 days or less in jail and received all those racks was in Canada. Goes to show how broken the justice system is in the U.S.

@Kevin Sykes how did this have to be about races? LoL what you gonna say too? The detective is racial profiling? 😂

@Kevin Sykes how did this have to be about races? LoL what you gonna say too? The detective is racial profiling? 😂

@Cps Inc also how is it the cops fault all the time? It's the eye witnesses too.

@Cps Inc also how is it the cops fault all the time? It's the eye witnesses too.

@Cps Inc that's what your mad mind thinks, the truth is far from what you say.

@Cps Inc that's what your mad mind thinks, the truth is far from what you say.

Only in Canada.<br>If America, death on the street or 30 years sentence.

Only in Canada.
If America, death on the street or 30 years sentence.

The difference between the RCMP and many US cops is there is stringent personality testing and requirements to become one. Many have post secondary. It is considered a good job, pays well and there is constant training in regards to protocol, law, de-escalation etc. When I was younger, I gave the cops way more problems than they gave me. Out of dozens of interactions with them they always handled themselves calmly and professionally. I was a bit of a twat though. This is why that outcome occurred. Cops that don't meet these high expectations are punished.

@petrol justin, which is white guy,  wasn't in jail for 2 years--he was going to be in jail for those years but he was found innocent beyond all reason. maybe I'm getting my information wrong but I don't remember hearing him being in jail for 2 years.

@petrol justin, which is white guy,  wasn't in jail for 2 years--he was going to be in jail for those years but he was found innocent beyond all reason. maybe I'm getting my information wrong but I don't remember hearing him being in jail for 2 years.

@Mikel Hawk and he’s a detective now and a director of the Police association. That shitty cop even wrote these words: “More disturbing, however, is a public perception that is quite the opposite. The public generally be- lieves that police are well-equipped and more-than- able to keep up with workloads. This is often perpetu- ated by mainstream media, which generally reports with a left-wing, anti-police bias.”<br>The cheek. Not surprising in the least

@Mikel Hawk and he’s a detective now and a director of the Police association. That shitty cop even wrote these words: “More disturbing, however, is a public perception that is quite the opposite. The public generally be- lieves that police are well-equipped and more-than- able to keep up with workloads. This is often perpetu- ated by mainstream media, which generally reports with a left-wing, anti-police bias.”
The cheek. Not surprising in the least

@Cam lol where do you get “2 years in county jail” first of all this was in Canada and second he spent a few days in the bin.🤦🏻♂

@Cam lol where do you get “2 years in county jail” first of all this was in Canada and second he spent a few days in the bin.🤦🏻♂

@Cam   the irony is you FAIL miserably:

For the benefit of those below who love to comment but not to listen:

@Cam   the irony is you FAIL miserably:

For the benefit of those below who love to comment but not to listen:

@Zoltan Barti  I think you and I are the only two that understood this video.  Bearded guy previously served 2 years for a robbery he actually did commit which is why he could have gotten so much time for this false arrest. If found guilty of the fake crime his sentence would have been harsher for a repeat offender.  Thanks! I thought I was going crazy and hearing things because I clearly heard the narrator say what you said.

@Zoltan Barti  I think you and I are the only two that understood this video.  Bearded guy previously served 2 years for a robbery he actually did commit which is why he could have gotten so much time for this false arrest. If found guilty of the fake crime his sentence would have been harsher for a repeat offender.  Thanks! I thought I was going crazy and hearing things because I clearly heard the narrator say what you said.

@petrol Im not trying to say anything, but its probably an issue on the race of the person, "2 white officers arrect a big black buy for robbery" The fact that the profile was to be a small black male and the arrested was the rather, it would literally be the a BIG disaster

@petrol Im not trying to say anything, but its probably an issue on the race of the person, "2 white officers arrect a big black buy for robbery" The fact that the profile was to be a small black male and the arrested was the rather, it would literally be the a BIG disaster

LOL... ouch... this is why it should something like... 15$ a hour for every hour that a wrongfully held or falsely accused person is held. Then there would be pressure to get things done right. To pay attention to details... to gather evidence and ascertain facts... three days would only turn out to be a 1080$ in this case... but the professional conduct and procedures would cause better investigations and thorough fast determinations of facts.

@Cam lol this is why guys have to edit their posts and write "for those who don't watch the video and comment beforehand" because of people like this who somehow get 855 votes for talking out their buttocks <3

@Cam lol this is why guys have to edit their posts and write "for those who don't watch the video and comment beforehand" because of people like this who somehow get 855 votes for talking out their buttocks <3

If I had been this interrogator I would have found this suspect to be telling the truth. As a viewer no doubt of his innocence.

If I had been this interrogator I would have found this suspect to be telling the truth. As a viewer no doubt of his innocence.

@fireflocs Sounds like it must be here in the US.

@fireflocs Sounds like it must be here in the US.

I've spent three days in jail because " i got a mouth" charged with a bunch of shit then released and the cop told me he did it just to teach me a lesson and he knew I didn't do it. All I did was deny the charges and that was me "being disrespectful".

I've spent three days in jail because " i got a mouth" charged with a bunch of shit then released and the cop told me he did it just to teach me a lesson and he knew I didn't do it. All I did was deny the charges and that was me "being disrespectful".

for sure. i just hope the dude didn't suffer too much in jail, which would turn this kind of into a positive thing. i just really wonder what's up with the detective. if evidence wasn't strong combined with the demeanor of the suspect, why is he acting so sure of himself? either he's a moron that thinks he's got some kind of amazing super power senses or he has some kind of prejudice against the poor guy. mistakes can happen but that wa disturbing to watch.

@Charmingly Cynical "Because it's the UK"
Why don't you actually watch the video before you comment?

@Charmingly Cynical _"Because it's the UK"_
Why don't you actually watch the video before you comment?

What later happened to the white guy !!! i mean, he sounds black, but still white anyway

What later happened to the white guy !!! i mean, he sounds black, but still white anyway

@fireflocs The guy who did two years in county was in the USA: got nothing.
The guy who did 3.5 days was in Canada: got $46k.
Use your vote wisely.

@fireflocs The guy who did two years in county was in the USA: got nothing.
The guy who did 3.5 days was in Canada: got $46k.
Use your vote wisely.

@petrol its not a shit ordeal, it's nothing.<br>I didnt get $46k when I was arrested on a 3 day weekend and the DA declined to file charges

@petrol its not a shit ordeal, it's nothing.
I didnt get $46k when I was arrested on a 3 day weekend and the DA declined to file charges

@Cam You have the listening skills of a three years old.

@Cam You have the listening skills of a three years old.

I am so so SO glad to hear that ending. That detective was out to RUIN this man's life. Locked away in prison for years, relationships ruined, damaged, job lost, goals left behind, ambitions spoiled, reputation tarnished. Truly fucking evil despicable filthy piece of shit. Yes I am livid, at how a man with the power to ruin another mans life willingly went full throttle to try to accomplish that.

I am so so SO glad to hear that ending. That detective was out to RUIN this man's life. Locked away in prison for years, relationships ruined, damaged, job lost, goals left behind, ambitions spoiled, reputation tarnished. Truly fucking evil despicable filthy piece of shit. Yes I am livid, at how a man with the power to ruin another mans life willingly went full throttle to try to accomplish that.

@petrol It's too much for 3.5 days. Even in a workers inconvenience his job could be restored. His life had to spiral fast if 46k covers a 3 day imprisonment.

@petrol It's too much for 3.5 days. Even in a workers inconvenience his job could be restored. His life had to spiral fast if 46k covers a 3 day imprisonment.

@petrol He should have ended up with everything those involved owned. Everything.

@petrol He should have ended up with everything those involved owned. Everything.

@DJScuff edJays I know you won't bring it up, because it illustrates how grotesquely corrupted and immoral police training in the US has become. You are so weirdly intent on protecting murderers because they wear uniforms you attempt to deflect away from how they are systematically indoctrinated to become callous towards and encouraged towards killing.

Again, it should be a national scandal that any police department ever hired that unhinged lunatic to train it's officers, much less multiple departments along with a hordes of cops attending his cultish seminars.

And you attempt to deflect away and hide all of it. That's how corrupted the knee-jerk defense of violent US cops have become.

@DJScuff edJays Mate, you've lost touch with your own humanity to defend murderers. I know the charges against the cop and they are bullshit. He should be up on manslaughter charges at the minimum.

There are endless examples of cops abusing their authority, abusing people and outright unjustly killing them. Endless examples.

@DJScuff edJays Mate, you've lost touch with your own humanity to defend murderers. I know the charges against the cop and they are bullshit. He should be up on manslaughter charges at the minimum.

There are endless examples of cops abusing their authority, abusing people and outright unjustly killing them. Endless examples.

@whatisbestinlife "them" you want to group all police into one specific cookie cutter mold of the boogeyman, when reality does not match that at all. Indoctrination isnt something i would bring up, since the news shines a bright light on very small events to stir up unrest and drive a political narrative. Police do not make bank, just google police salaries for a patrol officer. Look up how grossly underpaid correctional officers are. Police are NOT trained at all to kill first. You are just spewing easily disprovable nonsense at this point.

@whatisbestinlife by wanton are you referring to the charge brought on the officer? Because that was for shots that went through the wall into the other apartment, not for any that hit Taylor. She was not asleep during that shootout, contrary to popular belief. Her name was on the warrant, she was not an innocent bystander. What happened to her was sad and a tragedy, especially when it wasnt her fault that her boyfriend decided to shoot at the police who identified themselves as police very loudly and clearly. "Cops are enemies of justice if they choose to be" Criminals are enemies of justice, some criminals become cops and some cops become criminals. At the end of the day, you cant expect to just say "all cops are bad" because they are individual human beings behind that badge, each with their own personality and past and intelligence level. To do what you are doing here is an injustice to those who have dealt with corruption etc, because you arent using any forms of examples or causes of issues or even a resolution, you are just complaining. Complaining is a part of being complacent, its an excuse to not look into how to solve the issue yourself or how others (those in power of the individual police departments) could help. "more training" doesnt cut it, specify training in what and how that can be safely implemented. Instead here we are, you calling my words bullshit because i dont hate all cops.

@whatisbestinlife Most of the time, even when there is outrage or riots, the killing is still justified or it's not actually murder. Like Brionna Taylor, that wasnt the cops fault. Maybe a swat team officer or a chief makes 6 figures, but your patrol cop does not make 6 figures or anywhere close. Tell me, do you feel like the police are your enemy?

@whatisbestinlife Most of the time, even when there is outrage or riots, the killing is still justified or it's not actually murder. Like Brionna Taylor, that wasnt the cops fault. Maybe a swat team officer or a chief makes 6 figures, but your patrol cop does not make 6 figures or anywhere close. Tell me, do you feel like the police are your enemy?

@Beverly Charles my comment was pure sarcasm, thanks for the response though.

@Beverly Charles my comment was pure sarcasm, thanks for the response though.

@DJScuff edJays There's cops who earn 6 figures.

I expect the 9 others to do their jobs and live up to the privileges and trust given them, which is to hold criminals accountable including their own. More importantly, their own. The very act of you posing this question should stop you in your tracks. You are justifying police departments actively protecting and enabling murder.

@DJScuff edJays There's cops who earn 6 figures.

I expect the 9 others to do their jobs and live up to the privileges and trust given them, which is to hold criminals accountable including their own. More importantly, their own. The very act of you posing this question should stop you in your tracks. You are justifying police departments actively protecting and enabling murder.

@-l No Nonsense l- Highly doubt it.  Trump nor most judges give a damn about right and wrong UNLESS it affects them staying in power or their favorite daughter or something similar.
Thanks goodness for THAT judge, a lot of judges take cops side as law.
That bearded guy DEFINITELY would win an award from Candy.  He should definitely sue Candy for all her pole money.

@-l No Nonsense l- Highly doubt it.  Trump nor most judges give a damn about right and wrong UNLESS it affects them staying in power or their favorite daughter or something similar.
Thanks goodness for THAT judge, a lot of judges take cops side as law.
That bearded guy DEFINITELY would win an award from Candy.  He should definitely sue Candy for all her pole money.

@Beverly Charles lol I bet the order came straight from Trump too right? Everything is WaYcIs!!!

@Beverly Charles lol I bet the order came straight from Trump too right? Everything is WaYcIs!!!

@-l No Nonsense l-...well the white guy was in a situation where the WITNESS swore he did it.  The other case we're the police locked up a random BLK guy w absolutely no evidence.  <br>As long as cops had no reason to know the victim / witness was lying.

@-l No Nonsense l-...well the white guy was in a situation where the WITNESS swore he did it.  The other case we're the police locked up a random BLK guy w absolutely no evidence.
As long as cops had no reason to know the victim / witness was lying.

46k? That could’ve cost him years of his life. Should’ve been at least 100k and the investigator should have received a large fine and jail time.

46k? That could’ve cost him years of his life. Should’ve been at least 100k and the investigator should have received a large fine and jail time.

@whatisbestinlife I wouldnt call $45k a year overpaid... That's like teachers salary but instead of students you are the one who shows up to crime scenes. You say the 9 others are bad, but what do you expect them to do? They are not the district attorney, who usually decides when to or not to prosecute. Sure other countries dont have cops kill as much people, but they dont have the crime rates we have. Particularly violent crime rates, which is a product of low education and crime culture. What calls should police no longer take?

@DJScuff edJays
You can have one cop do a bad thing and nine other cops not do that bad thing but not hold him accountable.

That's not 1 bad cop and 9 good cops. That's 10 bad cops. They are betraying the trust they have been given.

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Cops are often overpayed. They're often fed overtime hours to do hours where they stand around doing nothing. It's part of the corruption.

Cop budgets are bloated beyond any reason and morality. They take up vast amounts of city budgets while other programs get cut. Then cops are given the responsibility to respond to situations they shouldn't be to justify it. There are many, many situations our poorly trained and armed and low-educated police forces should not be responding to. Yet they do to justify their bloated budgets.

US cops have laughably low bar for entry, and scant training. Many other nations (whose cops kill vastly less people) actually require years of schooling and training specific to policing. US requires a few weeks. They actually often don't want higher educated and more intelligent people. They want officers with lower education and who don't question anything.

Cops do not deserve the bloated salaries they often get, along with the corrupt overtime hustles.

Our policing is fundamentally broken.

@whatisbestinlife Internal Affairs does hold officers accountable in a lot of counties, cities and states in the nation. You are arguing as if all cops are dirty, or even as if most cops are dirty nationwide. Metropolitan areas have historically had the most police corruption and coverups, and all of those dirty cops served under the supervision and authority of a higher ranking dirty official. It's easy to throw a few badges under the bus for the big fish, but then you dont really see any change. It's also not a broad band aid fix, what might work in NY wont work exactly the same in any other city so it will have to be a department by department evaluation and action. They are not given privileges to infringe rights, they are given tools to enforce the law and those tools get abused sometimes. It's also about the hiring standard, won't find many dedicated police officers if you cant or wont pay them well.

@DJScuff edJays It's absolutely fair when the police department themselves refuses to hold their own accountable. Not just refusing to hold them accountable, but actively blocking accountability and actively protecting abusers and murderers in uniform.

Police are given an extraordinary amount of privileges to infringe upon the rights, health and even lives of others. And they are given the benefit of the doubt when doing so, in spite of the reams of evidence of them systemically abusing these privileges.

Police MUST be held to the strictest and highest standards of total transparency and accountability. And that includes holding accountable and punishing all those who protect the evil-doers in their own ranks.

Since police have proven beyond a shadow of any doubt that they will choose to hide and protect and enable the evil, immoral and illegal in their own ranks they must then have the necessary accountability forced upon them.

@Cam 3 days, not 2 years. That was the guy in the middle.

@Cam 3 days, not 2 years. That was the guy in the middle.

@Run a So what? He is making bank. Lock me up then.

@Run a So what? He is making bank. Lock me up then.

@whatisbestinlife No, it would not cure corruption. It would punish a whole department for one person's actions, which is not fair. Kind of like how Minneapolis will be rebuilt and repaved with tax payer money of people who didnt riot or damage any property. Not like our taxes go toward anything useful anyways, look into when federal income taxes were implemented. Ill give you a clue, it was to hell a depressed economy go to world war.

@petrol he wont get anything because hes a ex con. he cant even vote or get a job at most places. shameful system.

@petrol he wont get anything because hes a ex con. he cant even vote or get a job at most places. shameful system.

@Cam 3 1/2 days.  Don't know where you got 2 years from.

@Cam 3 1/2 days.  Don't know where you got 2 years from.

Not sure I loved that ending unless the individual did.<br>What a trauma to go through and was the payout worth it?

Not sure I loved that ending unless the individual did.
What a trauma to go through and was the payout worth it?

@Faster Jay he probably wasn’t cherry popped, what an exaggeration.

@Faster Jay he probably wasn’t cherry popped, what an exaggeration.

@Ryan T. Tax payer loses either way, more if they are locked up for a year or two.

@Ryan T. Tax payer loses either way, more if they are locked up for a year or two.

The POLICE department that made the arrest should pay. The problem is we, the tax payers, are the ones who end up having to shell out for their errors.

The POLICE department that made the arrest should pay. The problem is we, the tax payers, are the ones who end up having to shell out for their errors.

Where’s the justice for breonna Taylor’s

Where’s the justice for breonna Taylor’s

He should've been paid more, but we gotta start somewhere. I understand mistakes will happen, but this is just one of those things that CANNOT happen, and if it does, it needs to be severely, SEVERELY, punished. You don't just fuck around with lives like that.

Black lives matter. Justice for all.

He should've been paid more, but we gotta start somewhere. I understand mistakes will happen, but this is just one of those things that CANNOT happen, and if it does, it needs to be severely, SEVERELY, punished. You don't just fuck around with lives like that.

Black lives matter. Justice for all.

@Cam Fuck yeah it should! I make $35,000 a year and that's just enough to keep above water. He should have been given $250,000 minimum!

@Cam Fuck yeah it should! I make $35,000 a year and that's just enough to keep above water. He should have been given $250,000 minimum!

3.5 days is pretty low. It didn't even go to court, so it's not like he got wrongly convicted of a crime or anything.

3.5 days is pretty low. It didn't even go to court, so it's not like he got wrongly convicted of a crime or anything.

@whatisbestinlife Well yea, because you are not suing the police department, you are suing those who direct them and provide them their budget.

When you sue a government entity, you sue their highest local authority. If it is a city police department, you are suing the city. If it is the County Sheriff's office, you are suing the county. If you are suing highway patrol/state trooper, you are suing the state.

As someone that watches state, county, and local meetings across the US and Canada for a living, I can tell you matter of factly that yes, a lot of Police Departments DO lose funding when things like this happen simply because money is not infinite and it must come from somewhere.

Many of these Cities run their budgets very tight and they don't just have 50k to shell out to people because they were wronged by the police. Now, the department wont typically lose out on the entire expense, but they will definitely see a dip in their budget for it. And yes, I watch all of the budget hearings for work, too and they do discuss these things in detail in their budgets.

@AupriProductions It's not that there is some policy in place that requires the state to pay you some small amount if you are falsely imprisoned. You are making that sound like something it's not.

Assuming you are suing the state:

You take them to court in a civil suit and if you win the case, they are required to pay the amount as ordered through due process. Failure to pay the can result in the state paying post-justice interest on top of the amount owed. As the creditor the the debt, you can also put in an order for the court to seize property from the debtor (the State) for non payment.

You can also order an examination hearing which will required the state to prove why they are unable to pay the owed amount by allowing the court to go through all of their assets and finances in order to determine where the money shall be pulled from in order to pay the debt.

true justice if they had to pay with their own wage, those 46k, not with the taxes of everybody.

true justice if they had to pay with their own wage, those 46k, not with the taxes of everybody.

You can't take solace in something that rarely happens. For every case that is "adequately" resolved, 1000s more remain wrongfully ruined for life

You can't take solace in something that rarely happens. For every case that is "adequately" resolved, 1000s more remain wrongfully ruined for life

@Rubey Cherry man was only in jail for 3 days 😂. I do feel bad for the others who aren’t that fortunate though

@Rubey Cherry man was only in jail for 3 days 😂. I do feel bad for the others who aren’t that fortunate though

46k for 3 days and some experience i would do it xd

46k for 3 days and some experience i would do it xd

Cmon, that isn't even minimum wage for 2 years

Cmon, that isn't even minimum wage for 2 years

YES! This is exactly what I came here to say. This is one way to get the police under control. If they are held responsible for their malfeasance, their behavior will improve.

YES! This is exactly what I came here to say. This is one way to get the police under control. If they are held responsible for their malfeasance, their behavior will improve.

The Canadian way, don't know why it's so hard for the U.S to punish cops.

The Canadian way, don't know why it's so hard for the U.S to punish cops.

That’s less than a year’s salary. What an injustice

That’s less than a year’s salary. What an injustice

@petrol He spent 2 yrs in jail, not 3.5 days. Did you actually listen to the video?

@petrol He spent 2 yrs in jail, not 3.5 days. Did you actually listen to the video?

@Max Hyde Dont forget that the dude probably had a job, and could’ve earned over a million within a year.

@Max Hyde Dont forget that the dude probably had a job, and could’ve earned over a million within a year.

Yeah I was gassed up when the ending happened. I still feel bad for those people that aren’t so lucky who get pinned for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or just accused and convicted

Yeah I was gassed up when the ending happened. I still feel bad for those people that aren’t so lucky who get pinned for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or just accused and convicted

You know, it's not justice at all. That 46K won't change your PTSD. It takes years to get back to 'normal'.

You know, it's not justice at all. That 46K won't change your PTSD. It takes years to get back to 'normal'.

@Cam you got it wrong. He was in prison for 3.5 days. The dude accused of assault and burglary was in jail for 2 years. (What i understood)

@Cam you got it wrong. He was in prison for 3.5 days. The dude accused of assault and burglary was in jail for 2 years. (What i understood)

Only in Canada do they care about innocent harm they cause. Never in America

Only in Canada do they care about innocent harm they cause. Never in America

@Cam wrong guy and time. Im sure the bearded man that was held for 2 years got nothing because it was in the US.

@Cam wrong guy and time. Im sure the bearded man that was held for 2 years got nothing because it was in the US.

100k a day for blatant wrongful imprisonment is fair imo. Like the 6'3" black guy they arrested cause the little white guy got away.  Thats just nonsense

100k a day for blatant wrongful imprisonment is fair imo. Like the 6'3" black guy they arrested cause the little white guy got away.  Thats just nonsense

@Ruroo C Yep. So many people have super confidence in their opinions, but really don't listen to what is happening. Explains a lot of what we see in the world, doesn't it.

@Ruroo C Yep. So many people have super confidence in their opinions, but really don't listen to what is happening. Explains a lot of what we see in the world, doesn't it.

After reading the comments... I just realized how many people did not pay attention to the video...  😂😂

After reading the comments... I just realized how many people did not pay attention to the video...  😂😂

@petrol  he wasn't falsely imprisoned for 2 years but for the crime he committed when he was in his early 20's. Did you watch the video closely enough?

@petrol  he wasn't falsely imprisoned for 2 years but for the crime he committed when he was in his early 20's. Did you watch the video closely enough?

@fireflocs he wasn't falsely imprisoned for 2 years but for the crime he committed when he was in his early 20's. Did you watch the video closely enough?

@fireflocs he wasn't falsely imprisoned for 2 years but for the crime he committed when he was in his early 20's. Did you watch the video closely enough?

No, justice would’ve been the police officer doing his job correctly, or getting thrown in jail for prosecuting the wrong individual.  Leave this poor guy alone.

No, justice would’ve been the police officer doing his job correctly, or getting thrown in jail for prosecuting the wrong individual.  Leave this poor guy alone.

@Cam what’s up with you dude? Where did you get this number from? You’re mistaken just like this investigator.

@Cam what’s up with you dude? Where did you get this number from? You’re mistaken just like this investigator.

@Cam Yeah.. the cops kidnapped him & locked him in a cage

@Cam Yeah.. the cops kidnapped him & locked him in a cage

I’ll let you guys know what I get out of Dakota County in MN. 9 days in jail for two crimes they knew I didn’t commit AND HAD GPS LOCATION FOR MYSELF THE WHOLE TIME. In and out of court, they dropped the case on the first day of TRIAL. Not the preliminary hearings, TRIAL. They pushed and pushed thinking they would get a plea. I didn’t do shit, so I was ready to take it the whole way. Spent TENS OF THOUSANDS on legal defense, the whole fiasco also prevented me from joining the military as they no longer wanted to take me after what they’d heard from the police. Went through MEPS, was about to be sworn in. Had to sit for 4 hours while they opened an investigation into me over some high school (that I never even went to) rumors. At trial, the DA asked the judge to dismiss the case right out of the gate. I’ll have my just desserts, and if I don’t. Well, let’s just say that’ll be a surprise 💯

Not good enough, they ought to be fired and imprisoned, that would be true justice.

Not good enough, they ought to be fired and imprisoned, that would be true justice.

But you know that man is more assertive now. Fact

But you know that man is more assertive now. Fact

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That relieved me soooooooo much you can not possibly imagine.

Poor guy was just polite and nice and wanted to do the right thing and help them by giving a statement at the police station and what do we have here?! He goes to jail?!?!Why?
I hope he did not have a bad time in jail or detention in the police station. 46 000 $ is a nice sum for 3 days. I would like to trade 3 days for 46 000 $ haha but then again it depends what type of jail they mean. There are different types of detention "blocks" or "places". The police station has one. There is one before trial. There is the real real jail like the movies. I do not believe he got sent there so quickly. He was probably kept at the police station. I really hope. Real jail institutions are rough places.

Huge relief that he got out.

That's the answer I was looking for. Although 23k doesn't seem near enough for an innocent man.

That's the answer I was looking for. Although 23k doesn't seem near enough for an innocent man.

@fireflocs im pretty sure the white guy got in prison for 2 years but that was when he actually did a crime but that clip of him was when he was innocent

@fireflocs im pretty sure the white guy got in prison for 2 years but that was when he actually did a crime but that clip of him was when he was innocent

the baldy guy seem like very educated person from the way he speak. for sure he got good lawyer and know his rights.

the baldy guy seem like very educated person from the way he speak. for sure he got good lawyer and know his rights.

@Phantom a small minuscule charge is usually applied to law enforcement. Worst case scenario is that they get fired and pay a fine.  If they actually go inside of a jail or prison they'll be released on behavior after a minimum amount of time served.  Unless they murder,  they do not get a book thrown at them.

@Phantom a small minuscule charge is usually applied to law enforcement. Worst case scenario is that they get fired and pay a fine.  If they actually go inside of a jail or prison they'll be released on behavior after a minimum amount of time served.  Unless they murder,  they do not get a book thrown at them.

@petrol i would definitely go to a holding cell for 3 days for almost 50G's lol.

@petrol i would definitely go to a holding cell for 3 days for almost 50G's lol.

@Cam 3 Days not 2 years.... You are confusing him with the other guy they used as an example..... I'm not sure if that guy sued..........I would hope he did, but knowing the Justice system, because he had a prior charge.....they probably used that against him which would be absolutely unconstitutional.

@Cam 3 Days not 2 years.... You are confusing him with the other guy they used as an example..... I'm not sure if that guy sued..........I would hope he did, but knowing the Justice system, because he had a prior charge.....they probably used that against him which would be absolutely unconstitutional.

Not enough! But it’s a start! I want that dirty detective gone

Not enough! But it’s a start! I want that dirty detective gone

Deserves more than 46k.  I'd feel better if it was 500k.

Deserves more than 46k.  I'd feel better if it was 500k.

@Cam 46k for 3.5 days in canadian holding facility awaiting bail hearing, all cops demoted and suspended WITHOUT pay.. because thats how we do in canada unlike the US.. 46k for 3 days (because he probably lost his job) is not terrible

@Cam 46k for 3.5 days in canadian holding facility awaiting bail hearing, all cops demoted and suspended WITHOUT pay.. because thats how we do in canada unlike the US.. 46k for 3 days (because he probably lost his job) is not terrible

Outrageous that guy for 2 years should have got millions.

Outrageous that guy for 2 years should have got millions.

46k for 2 lost years of life is a fucking bad deal.

46k for 2 lost years of life is a fucking bad deal.

Great ending but he was way too nice about it. I respect the police but that cop was a c**t

Great ending but he was way too nice about it. I respect the police but that cop was a c**t

@Cam  no, the guy that spent 3 days in jail got $46,000.

@Cam  no, the guy that spent 3 days in jail got $46,000.

Those officers only got demoted and suspended!! What they did was obstruction of justice and giving false statement. In other countries these cops would of been jailed.

Those officers only got demoted and suspended!! What they did was obstruction of justice and giving false statement. In other countries these cops would of been jailed.

That guy was way too level headed when being LIED to

That guy was way too level headed when being LIED to

Eduardo Martinez still bad because it is a permanent mugshot

Eduardo Martinez still bad because it is a permanent mugshot

Eduardo Martinez I realized that that was for the guy who was only jailed 3 days. That’s my b. That’s okay

Eduardo Martinez I realized that that was for the guy who was only jailed 3 days. That’s my b. That’s okay

@climberis1 good point but what if innocent man's annual salary was less then 25,000? Then 46,000k for 3.5 days doesn't seem so bad, 🤑

@climberis1 good point but what if innocent man's annual salary was less then 25,000? Then 46,000k for 3.5 days doesn't seem so bad, 🤑

Guys, it's Canadian kopecks, he got like $100 U.S.D.

Guys, it's Canadian kopecks, he got like $100 U.S.D.

@Robert Gonzalez thanks, it's not like he doesn't know that by now after the 100 hundred people already commented this before you to tell him.

@Robert Gonzalez thanks, it's not like he doesn't know that by now after the 100 hundred people already commented this before you to tell him.

No way that's true JUSTICE.   if it wasn't for the other investigator he would be in prison. True justice would of been the 3 investigators lose their jobs, because he would of lost his. and they should of been civilly sued. and put in cuffs. They are liars. and should not be wearing a badge. how many other innocent people are in prison because they were to lazy to do their jobs. they could care less about him. they seen a way to further their career. instead the tax payers paid for their laziness. That would be true JUSTICE.  until  these dirty cops are personally held accountable. it will continue to happen.

@Kevin w Yeah...that still is better imo....it's about principle; you do what you can without harming the innocent.

Two things though:
1.) It never would be so many as a million criminals freed to prevent one innocent's conviction....because way more cases than that have hard evidence (and multiple pieces of it), while almost all false imprisonments come via circumstantial evidence.
2.) Whenever somebody is exonerated despite appearing very likely guilty, there is a proportionally extreme awareness by, and response from the public.....which, supposing the accused actually was guilty, not only provides a decent amount of safety to the public via the attention, but also ensures that he/she will be very easily caught for even the slightest future offense...which almost always happens with a criminal-minded person. (OJ Simpson comes to mind on this one....)

To everyone arguing, the white guy with the beard was exonerated in his trial because the witness was caught lying multiple times. The tall black guy was held for a few days and was paid $46K.

To everyone arguing, the white guy with the beard was exonerated in his trial because the witness was caught lying multiple times. The tall black guy was held for a few days and was paid $46K.

@Run a yep. in some places, just speeding while out on bail will get you sent to lock up

@Run a yep. in some places, just speeding while out on bail will get you sent to lock up

I just looked up the case and the arresting officer has since been promoted to chief and refuses to admit he was wrong in this case. I don’t know if that’s true justice.

I just looked up the case and the arresting officer has since been promoted to chief and refuses to admit he was wrong in this case. I don’t know if that’s true justice.

It may seem like a lot of money, but as someone who spent a little while interested in things like the Innocence Project and seeing things like this, it’s really not. While it’s good that there is financial compensation for these poor souls, there is so much that the money doesn’t cover, especially the lost years of their lives and their public reputations. Even if you’re proven innocent, there’s a stigma held around you by many of those who knew you were imprisoned

petrol All of y’all have poor listening skills, the narrator stated that the (ginger bearded guy) already spent 3 years in jail for a previous crime he already committed. He even edited his video to state it was 2 years not 3. So the narrator was showing emphasis on his behavior of innocence because he was adamant about “not going back” because he didn’t do anything. Showing that his behavior was warranted. Nothing over the top for the falsely accused. Open your ears

Although I'm sure that money came at taxpayer expense.  Those "detectives" should have been fired.  People get fired from other types of jobs for far less serious mistakes all the time.

Although I'm sure that money came at taxpayer expense.  Those "detectives" should have been fired.  People get fired from other types of jobs for far less serious mistakes all the time.

Kopie no the cops paid the innocent man 46k

Kopie no the cops paid the innocent man 46k

So the innocent dude paid the cops 46k?  That's terrible man.

So the innocent dude paid the cops 46k?  That's terrible man.

petrol correct, but one thing to correct you on. Beard guy had a past record of 2 years that’s unrelated to the case, but was indeed real and not false. He was however about to be falsely in prisoned for 20 years if they found him guilty.

petrol correct, but one thing to correct you on. Beard guy had a past record of 2 years that’s unrelated to the case, but was indeed real and not false. He was however about to be falsely in prisoned for 20 years if they found him guilty.

@petrol
We aren't here to compare. 46k is not enough for putting someone through the traumatic experience.

Some innocents go to death row and die. Are you going to use that to excuse shitty compensation for others?

@petrol
We aren't here to compare. 46k is not enough for putting someone through the traumatic experience.

Some innocents go to death row and die. Are you going to use that to excuse shitty compensation for others?

@fireflocs both isn't true justice like what the comment was going on about. both is equally unfair, just that this is <b>less</b> unfair

@fireflocs both isn't true justice like what the comment was going on about. both is equally unfair, just that this is *less* unfair

@fireflocs the difference is, one guy was in Canada, the other, America

@fireflocs the difference is, one guy was in Canada, the other, America

Amazing how keen some people are to comment, but how slow to listen. Only 2 dudes in the story - they clearly told us which one got the money, but still too confusing for some.

Amazing how keen some people are to comment, but how slow to listen. Only 2 dudes in the story - they clearly told us which one got the money, but still too confusing for some.

@Y F They do arrest the bad cops. If a bad cop breaks the law, they get arrested. Law enforcement is NOT above the law like the media and ignorant people says they are. Most of the time they're fired/suspended, then they go into investigation/court where the judge deals with them.

@Y F They do arrest the bad cops. If a bad cop breaks the law, they get arrested. Law enforcement is NOT above the law like the media and ignorant people says they are. Most of the time they're fired/suspended, then they go into investigation/court where the judge deals with them.

@Travis Ryno do you think they already make sure crimes they commit can be uncovered? Also to the guy saying he was falsely accused but it was deliberate... that’s a terrible argument that doesn’t make it ok, just because you commit a crime it shouldn’t be ok for police to make up stuff to get you in

@Travis Ryno do you think they already make sure crimes they commit can be uncovered? Also to the guy saying he was falsely accused but it was deliberate... that’s a terrible argument that doesn’t make it ok, just because you commit a crime it shouldn’t be ok for police to make up stuff to get you in

Yeah im so sick of the bad cops always giving their titles bad rep. Because if you look in the comments here, everyone is going "OMG ALL COPS ARE BAD, NEVER SPEAK TO THE COPS" and its such a shitty attitude to have. People arent smart enough to know that theres always bad people in every job position. Its not a cop problem, its a human being problem. Unfortunately the few bad cops are all people ever hear about these days because theres a narrative being pushed that police = bad and its just not true.

@Max Hyde i think they’re going off of that one guy who sued for a mil for each year he served, it’s ridiculous that they weren’t guilty and were punished... 1 mil seems more than fair lol

@Max Hyde i think they’re going off of that one guy who sued for a mil for each year he served, it’s ridiculous that they weren’t guilty and were punished... 1 mil seems more than fair lol

@Jade Marie that doesn't cover it for me.

@Jade Marie that doesn't cover it for me.

Dude justice? $46,000 is NOTHING he could have been Free and had sex and had love and kids and had a job that paid 2-5 times more. Anyone who thinks $46,000 is worth it hasn't been to jail. Even 1 hour drives u crazy

Dude justice? $46,000 is NOTHING he could have been Free and had sex and had love and kids and had a job that paid 2-5 times more. Anyone who thinks $46,000 is worth it hasn't been to jail. Even 1 hour drives u crazy

fireflocs because he didn’t take them to court, and the lady lied, not the police.

fireflocs because he didn’t take them to court, and the lady lied, not the police.

46k is nothing. Not even half my salary rn + losing job + public shaming

46k is nothing. Not even half my salary rn + losing job + public shaming

@Vika Jorjadze he also had to  (according to the news article) to adhere to restrictive bail conditions for nine months . If he worked in trade shows. Probably meant he couldn't travel.

@Vika Jorjadze he also had to  (according to the news article) to adhere to restrictive bail conditions for nine months . If he worked in trade shows. Probably meant he couldn't travel.

@Ash B jesus, also having to  adhere to restrictive bail conditions for nine months before prosecutors withdrew all charges. ouch

@Ash B jesus, also having to  adhere to restrictive bail conditions for nine months before prosecutors withdrew all charges. ouch

@petrol Unfortunately the White Guy was in America. The black guy was in Canada I think, but certainly not the U.S. That's the reason.

@petrol Unfortunately the White Guy was in America. The black guy was in Canada I think, but certainly not the U.S. That's the reason.

@Jack Jacket the white guy in the video was falsely imprisoned for two years, I think he got them crossed up

@Jack Jacket the white guy in the video was falsely imprisoned for two years, I think he got them crossed up

@muhsin bek  Not even close to a "good deal" when you consider the damage to his personal reputation. Not everyone knows (or cares) that he was falsely accused. It's like the retractions newspapers regularly have to print after making false claims about someone. Most people will never see or hear about a retraction, same as with this guy. Most people will go away thinking he did it but somehow got off. You're just seeing the money without considering his reputation.

Merely demoted but still kept his job. Hardly what I call "justice".

Merely demoted but still kept his job. Hardly what I call "justice".

Yeah, was wondering all along the video, if he would be compensated. I think 46K grants some satisfaction for those probably worst 3 days of his life. I mean, ok, we got that he was released but why should he suffer even minute of his life when he's innocent? And the detective was so pathetic, unlike those other detectives we see on this channel, he was a total joke. Starting with a bluff when he wasn't sure that suspect was guilty. He didn't have a slightest reason to be sure he was guilty beyond the fact that the guy was somewhere near where crime happened. Also, the witnesses definitely describing someone who wasn't looking like him and he still pressed on him ignoring the characteristics. Glad he was suspended too.

If u get accused of a crime , ull sit in jail until your trail & then uv gotta go threw a trial & convince a jury u r innocent, & if u do , then ull be released, if u win in court, eventually, u could sit in jail for 2 years , even though u r innocent , waiting for court , it happens every day ,& nobodys getting paid for nothing, cept the lawyer on u r case

If u get accused of a crime , ull sit in jail until your trail & then uv gotta go threw a trial & convince a jury u r innocent, & if u do , then ull be released, if u win in court, eventually, u could sit in jail for 2 years , even though u r innocent , waiting for court , it happens every day ,& nobodys getting paid for nothing, cept the lawyer on u r case

@K M Thanks for responding back! I agree with you on that. Government really needs to take it very serious to falsely accuse someone without evidence. I studied criminal justice and learned that many innocent people are imprisoned. It is partly due to our judges being more shorthanded these days, and running through case by case at a high rate of speed.

@K M Thanks for responding back! I agree with you on that. Government really needs to take it very serious to falsely accuse someone without evidence. I studied criminal justice and learned that many innocent people are imprisoned. It is partly due to our judges being more shorthanded these days, and running through case by case at a high rate of speed.

@C J Hi CJ, No, I am referring to the first guy who only got $46,000. For me, that just isn't enough for what they did to him. $200,000 would have been a better settlement for his humiliation  and possible scruffed up reputation. 💗

@C J Hi CJ, No, I am referring to the first guy who only got $46,000. For me, that just isn't enough for what they did to him. $200,000 would have been a better settlement for his humiliation  and possible scruffed up reputation. 💗

@K M Is that what he received for 2 years...$200,000?

@K M Is that what he received for 2 years...$200,000?

I wish he had received more of an award - $200,000. I really kept thinking the interrogating officer was going to say, they were just kidding with him and that they knew he was innocent and then let him go, but he was real suspect. Wow. What a shame. 💜

I wish he had received more of an award - $200,000. I really kept thinking the interrogating officer was going to say, they were just kidding with him and that they knew he was innocent and then let him go, but he was real suspect. Wow. What a shame. 💜

@Cam It's cool! It happens to everybody at some point. I agree that the guy that spent 2 years should have a payout, too. No word on whether he did, but I would be willing to bet he received money, too. It should be well over $1,000,000.00 for those 2 years.

@Cam It's cool! It happens to everybody at some point. I agree that the guy that spent 2 years should have a payout, too. No word on whether he did, but I would be willing to bet he received money, too. It should be well over $1,000,000.00 for those 2 years.

In the US the corrupt pigs would have been promoted.

In the US the corrupt pigs would have been promoted.

Very well deserved. Seem like an absolute nightmare knowing you are innocent, but being stuck in jail. Not knowing when you even get out. The mental agony is worth the money alone.

I would lose even the little bit of trust I had in the law.

Very well deserved. Seem like an absolute nightmare knowing you are innocent, but being stuck in jail. Not knowing when you even get out. The mental agony is worth the money alone.

I would lose even the little bit of trust I had in the law.

They should have been fired. But they only got demoted.

They should have been fired. But they only got demoted.

Michael gave him so many calm chances not to make that mistake.

Michael gave him so many calm chances not to make that mistake.

@Jade Marie 1 mill a day is a bit much but I do agree. He should have been given 30k each day he was in prison. 30k x 365 x 2 years comes out to 21million

@Jade Marie 1 mill a day is a bit much but I do agree. He should have been given 30k each day he was in prison. 30k x 365 x 2 years comes out to 21million

@Cam 3 and a half days bro,, what 2 years are you talking about ?

@Cam 3 and a half days bro,, what 2 years are you talking about ?

That stupid cop interrogating Michael only got demoted....he should have gotten fired.  Total incompetence - a short white guy?????  Did Michael look like a short white guy to anyone?  Also, didn't Michael at one point 'sort of' ask for a lawyer?  It was when the cop said he looked at the video and saw Michael on it.  Shouldn't that have stopped all questioning?

That stupid cop interrogating Michael only got demoted....he should have gotten fired.  Total incompetence - a short white guy?????  Did Michael look like a short white guy to anyone?  Also, didn't Michael at one point 'sort of' ask for a lawyer?  It was when the cop said he looked at the video and saw Michael on it.  Shouldn't that have stopped all questioning?

@hi 46k is perfectly adequate for 3 freaking days. If you start awarding more than that, those departments will make sure NO mistake is ever uncovered.

(That's is basically exactly what happened in the USA in the 70's/80's, and look at the results now....it's hard to get out even after the real criminal confesses because the county wants to avoid the multimillion dollar comps). It's a delicate balance that most of the USA has already screwed up.

@petrol Beardy served 2 years for a previous crime he did actually commit. The one he was interviewed about he was later found innocent in. He was falsely accused but deliberately so it wasn't entirely the police's fault.

@petrol Beardy served 2 years for a previous crime he did actually commit. The one he was interviewed about he was later found innocent in. He was falsely accused but deliberately so it wasn't entirely the police's fault.

@Jade Marie A million seems a bit ridiculous. It should be lost wages plus pay for trauma which is very hard to quantify.

@Jade Marie A million seems a bit ridiculous. It should be lost wages plus pay for trauma which is very hard to quantify.

@Cam i think 46k for 3 days in in jail... i would say its a good deal

@Cam i think 46k for 3 days in in jail... i would say its a good deal

The problem with that civil reward is the public pays for it. The cops feel no punishment there. And if in Canada like it is the US, that money doesn't actually come out of the PD's budget directly. It comes out of a separate fund that isn't counted towards the PD budget. So the PD's that employ these corrupt and/or incompetent officers don't actually feel any pain themselves. They aren't forced to cut back their own hours or bonuses or extras or anything.

The reward for the victim is 100% deserved. But what needs to happen is the rewards come out of the actual PD budget, and even more importantly out of all the cops' retirement funds and pensions of that department. That will cure cop corruption, lying, and lack of accountability faster than anything.

The problem with that civil reward is the public pays for it. The cops feel no punishment there. And if in Canada like it is the US, that money doesn't actually come out of the PD's budget directly. It comes out of a separate fund that isn't counted towards the PD budget. So the PD's that employ these corrupt and/or incompetent officers don't actually feel any pain themselves. They aren't forced to cut back their own hours or bonuses or extras or anything.

The reward for the victim is 100% deserved. But what needs to happen is the rewards come out of the actual PD budget, and even more importantly out of all the cops' retirement funds and pensions of that department. *That* will cure cop corruption, lying, and lack of accountability faster than anything.

@Cam dont be argumentive when you didnt watch the whole video you pissing me off while Im trying get twisted off my cognac

@Cam dont be argumentive when you didnt watch the whole video you pissing me off while Im trying get twisted off my cognac

@petrol yea i didnt watch whole video when i made the comment just based it off what i saw in comments at the time

@petrol yea i didnt watch whole video when i made the comment just based it off what i saw in comments at the time

@hi 46k is pretty decent for 3.5 days. It's a shit ordeal but 46k covers it. Beardy white guy went away for 2 years for nothing, and so far we don't know if he got comp or not - chances are he's still fighting in courts for some kind of justice.

@hi 46k is pretty decent for 3.5 days. It's a shit ordeal but 46k covers it. Beardy white guy went away for 2 years for nothing, and so far we don't know if he got comp or not - chances are he's still fighting in courts for some kind of justice.

@fireflocs PERHAPS nothing, we don't know that unless i'm missing something, right? He could be currently suing, or in some other process.

@fireflocs PERHAPS nothing, we don't know that unless i'm missing something, right? He could be currently suing, or in some other process.

@Cam you've mixed the 2 completely seperate cases shown here. Beardy white guy was held for 2 years over the crime he was interviewed for. Nothing is known about his compensation or status. Tall black well spoken guy was held for 3.5 days and the cops got in trouble, he was awarded 46k.

@Cam you've mixed the 2 completely seperate cases shown here. Beardy white guy was held for 2 years over the crime he was interviewed for. Nothing is known about his compensation or status. Tall black well spoken guy was held for 3.5 days and the cops got in trouble, he was awarded 46k.

@petrol someone was held for 2 years, maybe it wasnt this guy.

@petrol someone was held for 2 years, maybe it wasnt this guy.

@Cam The guy who was falsely imprisoned for two years got *NOTHING*. The 46k went to the guy imprisoned for three days.

@Cam The guy who was falsely imprisoned for two years got *NOTHING*. The 46k went to the guy imprisoned for three days.

@Cam uhhh what... no. 46k for falsely accused and held with no investigation or followup

@Cam uhhh what... no. 46k for falsely accused and held with no investigation or followup

only 46k for 2 years in county jail? that should be a fucking crime right there lol

only 46k for 2 years in county jail? that should be a fucking crime right there lol