“Small white man”
Michael: *the complete opposite*
Detective or police or whatever: yea, it’s him, he did it

“Small white man”
Michael: **the complete opposite**
Detective or police or whatever: yea, it’s him, he did it

@Kingof Grim  LOL I do not even think that the most outrageous and most blatant act of racism would change their minds. Simply admitting that there might be a problem would begin a domino chain of events that would quickly unravel their entire world view. Thus, their strategy is always to deny, deny, deny, deny, and deny some more.

@Kingof Grim  LOL I do not even think that the most outrageous and most blatant act of racism would change their minds. Simply admitting that there might be a problem would begin a domino chain of events that would quickly unravel their entire world view. Thus, their strategy is always to deny, deny, deny, deny, and deny some more.

@Spartan Martell thanks for that, sadly people like them are racist and will deny everything just because they feel that racism doesn’t exist unless it’s the most obvious act of racism.<br> Ever

@Spartan Martell thanks for that, sadly people like them are racist and will deny everything just because they feel that racism doesn’t exist unless it’s the most obvious act of racism.
 Ever

@Goop Guy Wtf are you saying. What am I saying wrong? Come up with an actual argument instead of just criticizing me.

I never said all cops are bad. (Actually, even if I did, how would I validate wannabe terrorists? Wanna explain that line of thought? )I simply said all cops are racially biased because all humans are racially biased in some way. There is racism all around the world. While some places might be much more extreme, it doesn't discard the fact that people tend to look at minorities in unfair manners.

@Goop Guy Yes it's happened. If he had said the wrong thing, he would have been in jail. Look up victims of wrongful convictions by race then come back to me. You sound upset, calm down man.

@Goop Guy Yes it's happened. If he had said the wrong thing, he would have been in jail. Look up victims of wrongful convictions by race then come back to me. You sound upset, calm down man.

@Goop Guy I think it's clear now seeing your multiple posts on here that you are confusing me with other commenters. Some of your replies make sense, others are incoherent and have nothing to do with my last reply to you. Good luck on replying to everyone you are arguing with. Though I still think your arguments are weak and full of false premises due to your insistence on dismissing facts. For example, your refusal to accept the prevalence of systematic racism despite all the evidence for it, thus your willing participation in your own ignorance.

@Goop Guy also, ur right! Correlation and coincidence are different. But when you notice… the “coincidences” happen every year… for over a hundred years… on top of the heaps of clear evidence that’s discarded by yall as
“He isn’t racist! He didn’t scream the n word and say “IM A PART OF THE KLAN” while also wearing a huge white robe and a pointy hat.”

Let me know when you, as a white person, are prejudiced against based upon ur skin color, especially by police.

I’ll make it easy for you. It won’t happen

@Goop Guy so what you said is. <br>“Any stats contradicting my point are not true and ur a child” LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@Goop Guy so what you said is.
“Any stats contradicting my point are not true and ur a child” LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@Goop Guy I never said all cops are racist though, I just said its important to acknowledge the systemic racism in Canada and that there ARE plenty of racist cops alive and well in this country. The person I replied to was pretending racism is only an American issue, its not. You're biased in defending cops no matter what, and you defended cops from something i didn't even imply. Learn to let go of your bias and read.

@Goop Guy I never said all cops are racist though, I just said its important to acknowledge the systemic racism in Canada and that there ARE plenty of racist cops alive and well in this country. The person I replied to was pretending racism is only an American issue, its not. You're biased in defending cops no matter what, and you defended cops from something i didn't even imply. Learn to let go of your bias and read.

@Goop Guy well U said earlier about studying to be a policeman, so you’re found guilty of being a liar. Sucks that you wouldn’t be able to fix your own brain if you ever get to that position.

2nd- referring to the capitalizing thing… that’s what my phone autocorrect does LMAO. If I say certain words it autocorrects to capitalized letters

3. I graduated last year, the majority of our “Social studies credits” that we needed, happen to fall under current events and we discussed quite a lot about racism in the US, especially today. Voter ID fraud and the stupidity of that, among other things. The systemic racism subject I had been interested in since 9th grade (on the other side of the coin) but TLDR, after those essays I started researching much much more

@Spartan Martell oh in that case, if I say white people are all racist, black people are all racist, and you eat puppies then they are all facts, because you can't prove them wrong. That's the reason that all law systems work on an innocent until proven guilty basis and not the other way round :).

@Spartan Martell oh in that case, if I say white people are all racist, black people are all racist, and you eat puppies then they are all facts, because you can't prove them wrong. That's the reason that all law systems work on an innocent until proven guilty basis and not the other way round :).

@Kingof Grim also are you listing fucking averages? Are you joking? You did "2 years of research" then list averages like the crime rates are identical. How do you people not know the difference between correlation and coincidence? I'm not going to teach you averages and why they are awful for wide ranging comparisons because you can do that in school. Go play Minecraft or something and let the adults talk

@Kingof Grim also are you listing fucking averages? Are you joking? You did "2 years of research" then list averages like the crime rates are identical. How do you people not know the difference between correlation and coincidence? I'm not going to teach you averages and why they are awful for wide ranging comparisons because you can do that in school. Go play Minecraft or something and let the adults talk

@Kingof Grim 2 years of research, already know that's false as you don't do those in school, which you clearly havent even graduated from. Lying on the internet doesn't make your points any more important.

@Kingof Grim 2 years of research, already know that's false as you don't do those in school, which you clearly havent even graduated from. Lying on the internet doesn't make your points any more important.

@Kingof Grim I'm trying to be a neurosurgeon but nice try bud. At least you proved your 13 at most with that god awful comeback. You do know capitalising and using more letters than normal doesn't make it seem special. I mean it makes you seem special but not in the way you intended lol

@Kingof Grim I'm trying to be a neurosurgeon but nice try bud. At least you proved your 13 at most with that god awful comeback. You do know capitalising and using more letters than normal doesn't make it seem special. I mean it makes you seem special but not in the way you intended lol

@Goop Guy also, again, I know this story is based in Canada, so the FBI stats don’t matter in Canada but that does not change the obvious and commonly known fact… <br>Police have a big racial bias. The majority of the force has a racial bias.

@Goop Guy also, again, I know this story is based in Canada, so the FBI stats don’t matter in Canada but that does not change the obvious and commonly known fact…
Police have a big racial bias. The majority of the force has a racial bias.

@Goop Guy damn so the guy trying to be a policeman, is trying to say the police ARENT biased LMAFOAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

In any case. 2 years of research, countless classes, and databases is not equivalent to “3 google searches and twitter posts” LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

FBI crime statistics show the racial bias TODAY and it’s still approximately 3 or 4 to 1 for criminal arrests, charges, doubly as long sentencing, and more

@Goop Guy damn so the guy trying to be a policeman, is trying to say the police ARENT biased LMAFOAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

In any case. 2 years of research, countless classes, and databases is not equivalent to “3 google searches and twitter posts” LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

FBI crime statistics show the racial bias TODAY and it’s still approximately 3 or 4 to 1 for criminal arrests, charges, doubly as long sentencing, and more

@Goop Guy When did I say majority of the police are racist? Now you're spinning words sir, don't do that lmao.

@Goop Guy When did I say majority of the police are racist? Now you're spinning words sir, don't do that lmao.

@Goop Guy You went on a rant huh. Calm down, I now your type to do crazy things when you get angry. I'm not the one denying the bias in our world, it's not perfect just as this case wasn't. A black man is easier to convict for a crime he didn't commit- even if the criminal was white. It's common sense.

@Goop Guy You went on a rant huh. Calm down, I now your type to do crazy things when you get angry. I'm not the one denying the bias in our world, it's not perfect just as this case wasn't. A black man is easier to convict for a crime he didn't commit- even if the criminal was white. It's common sense.

@Khadro Ahmed the context you are using it in is to say that all cops are racist, so that is what I was disputing, I'm not saying it didn't happen, clearly you misinterpreted what I said.

@Khadro Ahmed the context you are using it in is to say that all cops are racist, so that is what I was disputing, I'm not saying it didn't happen, clearly you misinterpreted what I said.

@Spartan Martell thanks for proving my point at least

@Spartan Martell thanks for proving my point at least

@Spartan Martell also, you can't act like the police and systemic racism are one and the same and then act as though they are different to prove a point. My point was the "racism" you seem to think is common, is just any time a black person is arrested. People don't know procedure so they think all this stuff is uncommon and only because of there race. When in truth it's just procedure. That applies to all of the videos online ignoring the 10 or so that show actual police brutality, which are often not even race based when they are. Racism is common when it's the only thing you want to see

@Siebe Leurink hey, I have as much stats as you, that is none. So guess we are equal

@Siebe Leurink hey, I have as much stats as you, that is none. So guess we are equal

@Goop Guy eh yeah but you're pulling up with statistics like you know them for a fact. So show me the source..

@Goop Guy eh yeah but you're pulling up with statistics like you know them for a fact. So show me the source..

@Goop Guy "Quit making police violence or racial bias seem common" while your own experience is not sufficient evidence for the general state of the country, racial biases are common. That is not my opinion, that is fact and it is found in so often and in so many places that the current civil rights movement is still going strong and there is so much literature about it that it can fill a single library and then some. I am not the one denying reality here, that is you. Additionally this, "victimising is pathetic and a coping mechanism to avoid blaming yourself" where do I even begin. People are dying from being murdered in cold blood and that's the first thing you go to? Wow. When someone, like you, completely dismisses outrageous atrocities so apathetically, this is when I begin to think the worse about that individual. And before even attempting to reply you need to take your own advice here, "...people with no knowledge of how the police work use it a lot. It's wrong 99% of the time." Except replace "how police work" with "how systematic racism works." You cannot tell people to take a stance against ignorance and educate themselves while you yourself take an ignorant stance.

@Goop Guy What in gods name are you talking about? Are you even Canadian? The Starlight tours and the deaths of many indigenous people at the hands of police for decades was such a huge story here, and it showed how systemic racism was very much alive and well in Canada. These officers laughed as they beat and left these men to die in the cold, and the system covered it up. I said those officers did it for shits and giggles, and you denied that. Nowhere did I say every cop was racist or evil. Maybe don't talk about a topic you clearly don't know about. Google 'Starlight Tours;.

@Siebe Leurink idk maybe the people that are actually on the police force would know better? Maybe the stats don't show the extreme hyperbole many state is fact? Maybe racism had decreased in the last 100 years? Idk I can't pick just one point because they are all good

@Siebe Leurink idk maybe the people that are actually on the police force would know better? Maybe the stats don't show the extreme hyperbole many state is fact? Maybe racism had decreased in the last 100 years? Idk I can't pick just one point because they are all good

@ParanormalTacoz also if they are living in fear. It's more often to do with the lies spread by twitter to worsen the relationships between the police and BAME communities. Just makes both sides more uncomfortable as they feel the other is out to get them. If we stopped the lies and started posting every police story instead of cherry picking. Then we wouldn't have people who are scared of the police. Lack of knowledge is the cause

@ParanormalTacoz also if they are living in fear. It's more often to do with the lies spread by twitter to worsen the relationships between the police and BAME communities. Just makes both sides more uncomfortable as they feel the other is out to get them. If we stopped the lies and started posting every police story instead of cherry picking. Then we wouldn't have people who are scared of the police. Lack of knowledge is the cause

@ParanormalTacoz it's like saying "men are targeted by the police" stats would tell you that, but there is also a large degree of men committing more crimes, which is why it's ignored.

@ParanormalTacoz it's like saying "men are targeted by the police" stats would tell you that, but there is also a large degree of men committing more crimes, which is why it's ignored.

@ParanormalTacoz there is a small amount of corruption in police forces in ACs, corruption is based on income and making money, that it's in ACs we have agencies to track down corruption, like the FBI or MI6. (ACs means advanced countries by the way, it's geography terminology)

@ParanormalTacoz there is a small amount of corruption in police forces in ACs, corruption is based on income and making money, that it's in ACs we have agencies to track down corruption, like the FBI or MI6. (ACs means advanced countries by the way, it's geography terminology)

@comp uter it's pathetic that you manipulate occurances in your own head to fit a narrative. Lots of conspiracy theorists do that too. Guess you guys are pretty alike.

@comp uter it's pathetic that you manipulate occurances in your own head to fit a narrative. Lots of conspiracy theorists do that too. Guess you guys are pretty alike.

@comp uter an easier target? He was the first guy to walk out of an alley the suspect went in. They had perfect reason to detain him. The detective didn't search out a person of colour, that's called a coincidence. You probably haven't heard that term before. It's where two thinks occur at the same time or are occuring at the same time, but they are not actually linked. Or do you believe that vaccines cause autism?

@comp uter an easier target? He was the first guy to walk out of an alley the suspect went in. They had perfect reason to detain him. The detective didn't search out a person of colour, that's called a coincidence. You probably haven't heard that term before. It's where two thinks occur at the same time or are occuring at the same time, but they are not actually linked. Or do you believe that vaccines cause autism?

@comp uter well that's not my problem as I'm not denying racism as a whole. I'm just saying it's not common for racism to be present in the force, so when you say shit like "the majority of police are racist" you can't argue that I was saying there was no racism. Get it together

@comp uter well that's not my problem as I'm not denying racism as a whole. I'm just saying it's not common for racism to be present in the force, so when you say shit like "the majority of police are racist" you can't argue that I was saying there was no racism. Get it together

@Khadro Ahmed some of, that's like saying every person in CHAZ (back when that's as a thing) are all racist because "some" of them laughed after the two black men died a shooting. That obviously wasn't the only view. I also doubt even that. "some" is very poor quantitative data.

@Khadro Ahmed some of, that's like saying every person in CHAZ (back when that's as a thing) are all racist because "some" of them laughed after the two black men died a shooting. That obviously wasn't the only view. I also doubt even that. "some" is very poor quantitative data.

@Kitkat 240  okay but that still doesn’t explain why minorities are so disproportionately targeted. even outside of ghettos people in minority communities are arrested at much higher rates than their white counterparts. and even going beyond your example of in german, in a lot of western countries a lot of the time it’s the reverse (mainly because the majority of the country is white while the minority is still the minority, meaning it probably happens from majority to minority more than minority to majority). so if we use the example you stated then the majority should still be punished at a high rate (if it was proportional to their population) than minorities, but this clearly isn’t the case.

@Sinister Leviathan I just gave my thoughts on the points she made. Her Roland article was cited incorrectly and wasn't about the culture of police or the history but on the statistic answers regarding use of force. Which found that blacks and Latinos are subjected to up to 50% more to nonlethal force than whites. That all races face lethal force the same. I also state that other sources don't know statistics or have any history in mathematics or statistics so their interpretations of data has a major problem within.

@Tucanforpres001 YouTube is not the platform to "detail" data.  That was only one piece of data I referenced and it absolutely is a relevant part of the overall picture. I don't have the time or energy to explain how to read through data. If you're interested, you'll look into it. I read it for my own knowledge and you can do the same. TS and HMcD can explain the data much better than I can anyway.

@Tucanforpres001 YouTube is not the platform to "detail" data.  That was only one piece of data I referenced and it absolutely is a relevant part of the overall picture. I don't have the time or energy to explain how to read through data. If you're interested, you'll look into it. I read it for my own knowledge and you can do the same. TS and HMcD can explain the data much better than I can anyway.

@Tucanforpres001 if you can text 10 people you can text one more that actually has good points,  is having a conversation respectfully, and isn't being rude in anyway like the majority of these comments are.  You would have a better time commenting towards her instead of the other half of these comments you reply to and again did she not bring up the one person that tried to prove the majority were corrupt and found out they weren't is he also conservative? Can I have your thoughts on that point she made?

@Violet Joy also that racial bias study you claim wasn't about culture. It was about use of force by police. Those aren't the same thing. Culture is larger than just who they kill but also how they behave in general. Use of force is the tip of the iceberg.

@Violet Joy also that racial bias study you claim wasn't about culture. It was about use of force by police. Those aren't the same thing. Culture is larger than just who they kill but also how they behave in general. Use of force is the tip of the iceberg.

@Violet Joy you quote the 2016 working paper but don't even detail what it found. It detailed that blacks were more likely to experience force by police but less likely to be shot. Thats far from being dead wrong regarding a bias.

@Violet Joy you quote the 2016 working paper but don't even detail what it found. It detailed that blacks were more likely to experience force by police but less likely to be shot. Thats far from being dead wrong regarding a bias.

@Sinister Leviathan I already have like 10 other people replying. I'm not gonna waste my time trying to convince conservatives that the boys in blue aren't great.

@Sinister Leviathan I already have like 10 other people replying. I'm not gonna waste my time trying to convince conservatives that the boys in blue aren't great.

@Tucanforpres001 you "tore" them down and then she answered back saying how actually you're wrong here's the research and what they did and even brought up another name so again how about you tell her that bc you just left the conversation as if you couldn't argue back and seeing your reasons that you typed to me it wouldn't Go so well with her huh, I'm going to guess you won't actually address the multiple things she said and brought up new things in the new comment she made that you never answered but are perfectly okay answering every other comment talking to you.

You say you're all these things is great so why are you still wrong in the statements you made towards cops? Do you want to share your own sources of these Scholarly journals you read instead of saying you read them? Give me the names of the people you get your material from? I'll happily look into whatever you get your stuff from as well as these people who have "historical" training in statistics as if the history of the police corruption should matter if the research done on the present conditions of the police system says that its changed

@Goop Guy Why I said hyper visualized. I'm also not even on twitter and I see these clips. So many things happen behind the screens that we aren't aware of. Denying the presence of racism is more damaging to the system as a whole.

@Goop Guy Why I said hyper visualized. I'm also not even on twitter and I see these clips. So many things happen behind the screens that we aren't aware of. Denying the presence of racism is more damaging to the system as a whole.

@Goop Guy Racial bias plays a huge role in our justice system. Him being just a black man makes him an easier target. The detective having his information still wanted this man to confess to a crime he didn't commit because he knows how skewed the justice system is when persecuting black men.

@Goop Guy Racial bias plays a huge role in our justice system. Him being just a black man makes him an easier target. The detective having his information still wanted this man to confess to a crime he didn't commit because he knows how skewed the justice system is when persecuting black men.

@Sinister Leviathan Also Violets argument is research done by a bunch of conservative talking heads who have no historical training in statistics which I addressed but you didn't read. I already tore them down.

@Sinister Leviathan Also Violets argument is research done by a bunch of conservative talking heads who have no historical training in statistics which I addressed but you didn't read. I already tore them down.

@Sinister Leviathan I'm literally an economist and paralegal with a specialization in research. I'm gonna guess only one of us knows how to search through scholarly journals.

@Sinister Leviathan I'm literally an economist and paralegal with a specialization in research. I'm gonna guess only one of us knows how to search through scholarly journals.

@Tucanforpres001 you really just used the line "humans are flawed machines" it's like I'm arguing with an edgy 14 year old, how about you hop off your couch get away from the news that only feeds you negative stories and actually do research, research the things Violet Joy gave you,  you touch on nothing she said once again proving that you don't know anything you just really don't like cops and for whatever reason want to spread such misinformation about them, if I'm living in a fantasy then you're living in one messed up Dystopia thinking every single police system has corruption, and just like you said no one's perfect and you're perfectly displaying your bias towards cops letting it influence everything you say without actually knowing, the irony is so thick here that's it's funny, it seems some of us are more flawed than others

@Sith Ticklefingers The balance of the law has been destabilized for decades. I don't understand why all of you believe that you're more gifted than anyone else. All anyone wants is for this bullshit to stop. Don't blame it on crime because crime is at the rate it is because of brutality. They got brutal, so the gangs got brutal too. The only way this shit ends is reform of our justice system as a whole, and that can't stop with the gangs or traffickers that has to start in departments.

@Goop Guy Nope no acab here, we need police, but they corruption is and always has been there. "generalising a group of people" like how black and hispanic men and women are generalised? It's not a bias, it's the ability to open my eyes and see that what is happening is wrong. There are plenty of cops who are wonderful, but when people of a race(who should just been seen as Americans) are terrified of walking down the street because their brother or friend or maybe even their parent died. Thats an issue, its not bias its the view of the millions who are affected by us. Its not hypocrisy when police use "past experiences or intution" as an excuse for murder.

@N M it’s not “absolutely nothing” <br>How the fuck does someone who is the OPPOSITE of the description not only wrongfully arrested, but treated like a criminal when there was so much evidence proving he was innocent. This is just one obvious common sense case of racism that you are choosing to ignore bc it doesn’t fit ur narrative. Ironic how republicans usually complain about this on the other side of the coin. (Not saying leftists don’t do it, just clear bias there too :)

@N M it’s not “absolutely nothing”
How the fuck does someone who is the OPPOSITE of the description not only wrongfully arrested, but treated like a criminal when there was so much evidence proving he was innocent. This is just one obvious common sense case of racism that you are choosing to ignore bc it doesn’t fit ur narrative. Ironic how republicans usually complain about this on the other side of the coin. (Not saying leftists don’t do it, just clear bias there too :)

@Goop Guy I’m so sorry to find out ur not satirically trolling us. I hope as you progress thru school you’ll begin to do some research on these things, as I did when I was younger. Maybe one day you’ll change ur POV after u get smacked in the face with the facts

@Goop Guy I’m so sorry to find out ur not satirically trolling us. I hope as you progress thru school you’ll begin to do some research on these things, as I did when I was younger. Maybe one day you’ll change ur POV after u get smacked in the face with the facts

@Star Commander Dúnadan SonoftheWest KANGAROO COURT???? Damn I forgot, it’s perfectly legal to choke someone to Death for 9 minutes when they are immobile and unable to move, bc they had a history of criminal charges.

@Star Commander Dúnadan SonoftheWest KANGAROO COURT???? Damn I forgot, it’s perfectly legal to choke someone to Death for 9 minutes when they are immobile and unable to move, bc they had a history of criminal charges.

@N M a detective ignoring the evidence in order to convict a black man and refusing to even acknowledge they may have the wrong man very much looks like a racial bias.

@N M a detective ignoring the evidence in order to convict a black man and refusing to even acknowledge they may have the wrong man very much looks like a racial bias.

@Goop Guy Are you referring to my reply saying that the policeman lied about there being footage?

Where in the comment did I even remotely imply anything about/tie back the to discussion on racism?

@Goop Guy Are you referring to my reply saying that the policeman lied about there being footage?

Where in the comment did I even remotely imply anything about/tie back the to discussion on racism?

@Tucanforpres001 Again, you are assuming it's racism based on absolutely nothing. All you can know is the detective was a piece of sh... Nothing else.

@Tucanforpres001 Again, you are assuming it's racism based on absolutely nothing. All you can know is the detective was a piece of sh... Nothing else.

@N M It's obviously a racial bias. He failed to uphold his duty by treating them fairly and the department ended up having to pay out for it. There is no reason to not check the alibi.

@N M It's obviously a racial bias. He failed to uphold his duty by treating them fairly and the department ended up having to pay out for it. There is no reason to not check the alibi.

@Kai Pierre the exact reasons are too complex. In Ghettos the reason is often because they are poor and don't no it better. Gang criminality for example. Like in racist familys people hate Others White or non White Just because they don't know better. And yes non White people can be racist too. Because in black communities for example are White people a minority so they are excluded or worse harmed just because they are different. It is a Problem in Berlin, Germany for example. Some Public schools in Berlin have a high minority rate and non minorities get attacked. Because the in Germany non minorities are a minority in the Public schools in some Problem districts.

@Tucanforpres001

 The first one wasn't a bad excuse, however what they did about the alibi is bad.

I was just saying why stuff like this happens, I did not try to defend this officer though because I don't know what he wanted to do. Why are we applying the "racist until proven not racist" on the officer now? He could just be a bad person.

@Tucanforpres001

 The first one wasn't a bad excuse, however what they did about the alibi is bad.

I was just saying why stuff like this happens, I did not try to defend this officer though because I don't know what he wanted to do. Why are we applying the "racist until proven not racist" on the officer now? He could just be a bad person.

@N M Now give a bad excuse for why they did nothing for the alibi for 3 days when it could have been checked in an hour.

@N M Now give a bad excuse for why they did nothing for the alibi for 3 days when it could have been checked in an hour.

@Timber Stalker however in the 911 call the suspect is said to be a small white man=suspect so it still makes no sense to arrest Michael. Now I don’t want to get into an online argument I just wanted to point out that if they listened to the 911 call more specifically then they wouldn’t have been as incompetent and arrested a large black dude=Michael who was the complete opposite of the suspect.

@Timber Stalker however in the 911 call the suspect is said to be a small white man=suspect so it still makes no sense to arrest Michael. Now I don’t want to get into an online argument I just wanted to point out that if they listened to the 911 call more specifically then they wouldn’t have been as incompetent and arrested a large black dude=Michael who was the complete opposite of the suspect.

To be fair, in some cases descriptions are not that great. You don't have to believe the descriptions, they can easily be fake. Imagine a scenario where me an my black friend rob a store. I can act as a vitness and say that the thief was white. So yes, police officers don't need to follow the description, it is just a possible help.

To be fair, in some cases descriptions are not that great. You don't have to believe the descriptions, they can easily be fake. Imagine a scenario where me an my black friend rob a store. I can act as a vitness and say that the thief was white. So yes, police officers don't need to follow the description, it is just a possible help.

@Sinister Leviathan It sounds like you're believing fantasies instead of reality. All police systems have corruption. Humans are flawed machines that commit mistakes and let bias influence their decisions. If your naive enough to think that somehow there is a magic system that doesnt become corrupted by their failures then have at it.

@Sinister Leviathan It sounds like you're believing fantasies instead of reality. All police systems have corruption. Humans are flawed machines that commit mistakes and let bias influence their decisions. If your naive enough to think that somehow there is a magic system that doesnt become corrupted by their failures then have at it.

@wolololer Bro this video focuses on a black male being held despite having an alibi and not fitting the description of the suspect. There's no reason for it other than racial

@wolololer Bro this video focuses on a black male being held despite having an alibi and not fitting the description of the suspect. There's no reason for it other than racial

"I'm sorry,but I don't see race.everyone is just Hoomans to me"

"I'm sorry,but I don't see race.everyone is just Hoomans to me"

@Aaron 'i'm just gonna ignore every piece of evidence out there becauase i'm white and it'd be an inconvenient truth for me' might aswell be what you just said

@Aaron 'i'm just gonna ignore every piece of evidence out there becauase i'm white and it'd be an inconvenient truth for me' might aswell be what you just said

@Kitkat 240 … i didn’t mean stats from organization. rather from the government websites that report on crime. also as a said it can be an unconscious response (meaning we also, as citizens, might not recognize these wrongdoings because we are so desensitized to them). and besides the factor of racism what would cause the police to unfairly target more minorities than white people than the ideology that’s based off of race. if i may ask what would your beliefs be for why minorities are so disproportionately arrested (i won’t focus on conviction and imprisonment because i already know that another cause for those is classism)

@Kai Pierre I know because it happened to me in a sense. I got swept into an acquaintance's drug deal for just being in her car when she sold pills to an informant with a wire. Spent 18 months in jail waiting for court to finish out because I couldn't afford an attorney.

@Kai Pierre I know because it happened to me in a sense. I got swept into an acquaintance's drug deal for just being in her car when she sold pills to an informant with a wire. Spent 18 months in jail waiting for court to finish out because I couldn't afford an attorney.

@Kai Pierre the thing is that proofing racism isn't that easy. And statistics are hard to find because of that. If you Look BLM sources no Wonder Police are racist but that would be like reading a statistic about how good trump as president is from himself. There is a small Part of Police that is proofable racist. Exactly Like there is a Part of black that are criminal. That doesn't mean WE should see them as that. Because in the Police force and in the black communities are individuals.

@Sith Ticklefingers Yes, and racially motivated murders exist. Right now a government is taking part in one.

@Sith Ticklefingers Yes, and racially motivated murders exist. Right now a government is taking part in one.

@Kitkat 240 in my belief i don’t think it’s a minority of officers based on repetitive  statistics over the past couple of centuries. so it still doesn’t make sense on how a generalization that applies to a majority shouldn’t be applied to the police force. also i’m not saying the officers are cognitively racist but that racist practices have become so normalized in the police force that they aren’t deemed as racist, which in itself is a problem.

@Kitkat 240 in my belief i don’t think it’s a minority of officers based on repetitive  statistics over the past couple of centuries. so it still doesn’t make sense on how a generalization that applies to a majority shouldn’t be applied to the police force. also i’m not saying the officers are cognitively racist but that racist practices have become so normalized in the police force that they aren’t deemed as racist, which in itself is a problem.

@Kai Pierre my Point was you shouldn't See all cops as racist because there are racist cops in the Police force. Same for black people. Black people are human beeings and not all bad because some idiots can't behave themselves.  I think Police should be screened more to find Out racial tendencies but framing them as all racist isn't helping anyone.

@Kai Pierre my Point was you shouldn't See all cops as racist because there are racist cops in the Police force. Same for black people. Black people are human beeings and not all bad because some idiots can't behave themselves.  I think Police should be screened more to find Out racial tendencies but framing them as all racist isn't helping anyone.

@Kitkat 240 ?? the topic was that there is racial bias in the police system. so rather than “shouldn’t get involved in criminal activities”, people of color are already painted out as criminals, without having committed any crimes… did you even watch the video that’s the focus of this comment section? our point is that even without criminal activity people of color are targeted more compared to white people. also if you wanna use that saying then in theory white people should be targeted more because they commit more criminal offenses than any other race…

@Kaytie Spears this exactly! it also leads into the courts because a lot of people who have richer background are able to afford better lawyers and those who are poor and cannot often are given plea deals without even being guilty of committing the crime

@Kaytie Spears this exactly! it also leads into the courts because a lot of people who have richer background are able to afford better lawyers and those who are poor and cannot often are given plea deals without even being guilty of committing the crime

@AndreasJake he could’ve but even if they did have footage they wouldn’t have to show it to him, also so people use evidence to create stories that will fit their narrative

@AndreasJake he could’ve but even if they did have footage they wouldn’t have to show it to him, also so people use evidence to create stories that will fit their narrative

@Lynn' Ayra Wouldn’t That would be called murder? I think that’s wore than racism...

@Lynn' Ayra Wouldn’t That would be called murder? I think that’s wore than racism...

@Aaron BUT what we’re saying is that it’s not a minority, it’s a considerably large part of the whole system, also even if it was a minority its still a problem that has yet to be addressed by the police themselves for centuries…

@Aaron BUT what we’re saying is that it’s not a minority, it’s a considerably large part of the whole system, also even if it was a minority its still a problem that has yet to be addressed by the police themselves for centuries…

@nonedescriptivepresence. I don’t believe you.

@nonedescriptivepresence. I don’t believe you.

@Khadro Ahmed So everyone who looked like them has to “pay” for their evil? Have you ever read Kafka?

@Khadro Ahmed So everyone who looked like them has to “pay” for their evil? Have you ever read Kafka?

@Tucanforpres001  But when you behave that way you’re just “looking at the facts.” Am I understanding that correctly?

@Tucanforpres001  But when you behave that way you’re just “looking at the facts.” Am I understanding that correctly?

@Kingof Grim What you’re doing is called begging the question, Einstein.

@Kingof Grim What you’re doing is called begging the question, Einstein.

@Goop Guy alright mister smart. Who TF calculated that shit when you can't even say for certain about an individual if he or she is racially biased. You cant just make an assumption and state it as a fact.

@Goop Guy alright mister smart. Who TF calculated that shit when you can't even say for certain about an individual if he or she is racially biased. You cant just make an assumption and state it as a fact.

@Tucanforpres001 You say it’s a “proven fact” that police have always been racist and “never haven’t been”. Proven by who? I don’t believe you -show me the proof.

And don’t think that 115 glue eaters upvoting your comment equals you being right, because that’s only the result of our  epidemic of sycophantic conformity.

@Tucanforpres001 You say it’s a “proven fact” that police have always been racist and “never haven’t been”. Proven by who? I don’t believe you -show me the proof.

And don’t think that 115 glue eaters upvoting your comment equals you being right, because that’s only the result of our  epidemic of sycophantic conformity.

@Tucanforpres001 I like how the one person (Violet Joy) gave a whole long list of reasons of why every claim you made is misinformation and bias of yourself towards your hate for cops is wrong and even brought up names of people who actually did such intensive research that you just assumed they were randoms. And you still have the audacity to keep talking your shit while ignoring everything they proved you wrong about

Now don't get me wrong I'm not defending cops but to say that every police system ever is crooked bc it's ingrained into this "culture" is just flat out wrong we can all agree that a majority are good, you However clearly only expose yourself to the bad parts of the police force with only bad stories of bad cops winning while ignoring all the good ones and the ones that do get rid of bad cops don't bother replying to me bc I'd rather see you finally respond to Violet joy and get proven wrong again

@Tucanforpres001 what? You do know that they would have checked the Alibi immediately if they believed that's who he was? Why waste the time? They were lazy, the former option is easier so they went with that instead of searching. Nothing to do with race no matter how much you twist it and think you understand how the detective thinks

@Tucanforpres001 what? You do know that they would have checked the Alibi immediately if they believed that's who he was? Why waste the time? They were lazy, the former option is easier so they went with that instead of searching. Nothing to do with race no matter how much you twist it and think you understand how the detective thinks

@Rojea they aren't biased, they may be more on edge in poor neighborhoods but that doesn't mean they are more likely to arrest someone. Hell they want the people there to like them most of the time so will let people off of small stuff from time to time. But whatever you say

@Rojea they aren't biased, they may be more on edge in poor neighborhoods but that doesn't mean they are more likely to arrest someone. Hell they want the people there to like them most of the time so will let people off of small stuff from time to time. But whatever you say

@tardis022 so? He has all right to hold the gun, doesn't mean he was going to shoot you. That's illogical, he wouldn't have shot you unless you ran at him or went out of your way to get him to shoot you. Look at suicide by cop

@tardis022 so? He has all right to hold the gun, doesn't mean he was going to shoot you. That's illogical, he wouldn't have shot you unless you ran at him or went out of your way to get him to shoot you. Look at suicide by cop

@Tucanforpres001 yeah literally many decades ago. Racism was legal on the past, doesn't mean it's legal today. Your point is stupid, the past is not the same as the present

@Tucanforpres001 yeah literally many decades ago. Racism was legal on the past, doesn't mean it's legal today. Your point is stupid, the past is not the same as the present

@Fluorescent Black some Cops are lazy, but they don't dictate everyone

@Fluorescent Black some Cops are lazy, but they don't dictate everyone

@Cameron Ding it's your opinion and all, but saying wrong things on the internet because you know nothing about how policing works will dictate how people see there own views. And if you validate the idiots and wannabe terrorists into thinking all cops are bad. then it won't help much

@Cameron Ding it's your opinion and all, but saying wrong things on the internet because you know nothing about how policing works will dictate how people see there own views. And if you validate the idiots and wannabe terrorists into thinking all cops are bad. then it won't help much

@comp uter because he came out of the same alleyway. They would have arrested a tall white man if he was the first one out. This cop sucks, but that's because he's lazy, you can't just say he's racist without any proof.

@comp uter because he came out of the same alleyway. They would have arrested a tall white man if he was the first one out. This cop sucks, but that's because he's lazy, you can't just say he's racist without any proof.

@comp uter America has an issue but it's a fraction of the size than it would be shown as if you only loom at twitter clips. People who know nothing about it and lie make that view seem true. It's not

@comp uter America has an issue but it's a fraction of the size than it would be shown as if you only loom at twitter clips. People who know nothing about it and lie make that view seem true. It's not

@Tucanforpres001 it's racist to think it's a racial bias. Why do you think every white cop is racist?

@Tucanforpres001 it's racist to think it's a racial bias. Why do you think every white cop is racist?

@R B it's also about manners or the lack there of in the lower classes. If your nice to the police they are more likely to let you off a ticket. Still gonna arrest you for breaking the law. Seen too many officials with lots of money thinking they are above it only to get thrown out of the car and arrested.

@R B it's also about manners or the lack there of in the lower classes. If your nice to the police they are more likely to let you off a ticket. Still gonna arrest you for breaking the law. Seen too many officials with lots of money thinking they are above it only to get thrown out of the car and arrested.

@Goop Guy dude the only one saying shit is you. Your only rebuttal is just say it didn't happen and then begin trying to tag me with a qualifier. The police industry has a racial history. It always has. Racial profiling is also ingrained in the culture and training. These are facts.

@Goop Guy dude the only one saying shit is you. Your only rebuttal is just say it didn't happen and then begin trying to tag me with a qualifier. The police industry has a racial history. It always has. Racial profiling is also ingrained in the culture and training. These are facts.

@JJPizzaDelivery yep, doesn't mean they are all racist though....

@JJPizzaDelivery yep, doesn't mean they are all racist though....

@Lynn' Ayra oh thank god it is satire. I was worried for a second there

@Lynn' Ayra oh thank god it is satire. I was worried for a second there

@Star Commander Dúnadan SonoftheWest yeah he got off easy

@Star Commander Dúnadan SonoftheWest yeah he got off easy

@Goop Guy the description of the suspect doesn't fit him at all. They're not just being lazy they also genuinely think he probably did it just for who he is. Thats why they dont follow up on his alibi for 3 days.

@Goop Guy the description of the suspect doesn't fit him at all. They're not just being lazy they also genuinely think he probably did it just for who he is. Thats why they dont follow up on his alibi for 3 days.

@Tucanforpres001 they do, stop ignoring them then

@Tucanforpres001 they do, stop ignoring them then

@JJPizzaDelivery a lot but not percentage wise. A percent at most

@JJPizzaDelivery a lot but not percentage wise. A percent at most

@Tucanforpres001 he's upset that you lie time and time again and believe you deserve to be validated for it

@Tucanforpres001 he's upset that you lie time and time again and believe you deserve to be validated for it

@nonedescriptivepresence. So? You think they are the same now? That's like saying, humans started out as apes so they are obviously still the same. It's a mute point and one that is pointless to make

@nonedescriptivepresence. So? You think they are the same now? That's like saying, humans started out as apes so they are obviously still the same. It's a mute point and one that is pointless to make

@Siebe Leurink a very small amount of police have a racial bias, less than a percent

@Siebe Leurink a very small amount of police have a racial bias, less than a percent

@Khadro Ahmed not to doubt your conviction but I doubt it was for shits and giggles bud. What ever supports your view I guess

@Khadro Ahmed not to doubt your conviction but I doubt it was for shits and giggles bud. What ever supports your view I guess

@DayBeforeTomorrow it's such a stupid point. It's like saying "white people have a history of slavery, when they stop having a history of slavery I will trust them" it's the past. A long time in the past. Almost none of the cops in the modern day share that outdated view.

@DayBeforeTomorrow it's such a stupid point. It's like saying "white people have a history of slavery, when they stop having a history of slavery I will trust them" it's the past. A long time in the past. Almost none of the cops in the modern day share that outdated view.

@Sebastian-Benedict Flore yeah that's a lazy cop. Doesn't mean it's racism though

@Sebastian-Benedict Flore yeah that's a lazy cop. Doesn't mean it's racism though

@Goop Guy Exactly my point, stop lying to yourself.

@Goop Guy Exactly my point, stop lying to yourself.

@GoatBMT clearly to who? Clearly to a blind man apparently based on how wrong you are. Try and jump to conclusions quicker to support your own views. Your bias is showing

@GoatBMT clearly to who? Clearly to a blind man apparently based on how wrong you are. Try and jump to conclusions quicker to support your own views. Your bias is showing

@Tucanforpres001 well it's suspended without pay, so it's not a vacation. I don't know much about how the suspensions work other than that because I never have been myself

@Tucanforpres001 well it's suspended without pay, so it's not a vacation. I don't know much about how the suspensions work other than that because I never have been myself

@Megazerik he wouldn't go to jail as they would just use the call log in court to be proved wrong. Yes the detective was wrong here, but it wasn't racial bias it was being lazu

@Megazerik he wouldn't go to jail as they would just use the call log in court to be proved wrong. Yes the detective was wrong here, but it wasn't racial bias it was being lazu

@Kritav Shah lies like these only make things worse. Get an education

@Kritav Shah lies like these only make things worse. Get an education

@Spartan Martell victimising is pathetic and a coping mechanism to avoid blaming yourself, people with no knowledge of how the police work use it a lot. It's wrong 99% of the time. Quit making police violence or racial bias seem common

@Spartan Martell victimising is pathetic and a coping mechanism to avoid blaming yourself, people with no knowledge of how the police work use it a lot. It's wrong 99% of the time. Quit making police violence or racial bias seem common

@Tucanforpres001 there are plenty of them. Another example of the virtue of ignorance

@Tucanforpres001 there are plenty of them. Another example of the virtue of ignorance

@Tucanforpres001 they do, hard for you to hear when you close your ears to everything though. But there are also a lot less bad cops than you think. But I'm not surprised you don't understand that

@Tucanforpres001 they do, hard for you to hear when you close your ears to everything though. But there are also a lot less bad cops than you think. But I'm not surprised you don't understand that

@Tucanforpres001 what? That's also a dumb thing to say because there will be more policing in areas of more crime. How do you not know the difference between correlation and causation? Are you three years old?

@Tucanforpres001 what? That's also a dumb thing to say because there will be more policing in areas of more crime. How do you not know the difference between correlation and causation? Are you three years old?

@Tucanforpres001 HOW how does it look like that? They literally fucking state why they took him in. He was the first one out of the alleyway that the suspect entered. The detective is just being lazy and not like any of what he said would hold up in court. Nice try pretending you aren't biased

@Tucanforpres001 HOW how does it look like that? They literally fucking state why they took him in. He was the first one out of the alleyway that the suspect entered. The detective is just being lazy and not like any of what he said would hold up in court. Nice try pretending you aren't biased

@Skyler Patches the George Floyd one was the police's fault, if you knew anything about policing you would know that. He fucked up procedure, and caused involuntary manslaughter.

@Skyler Patches the George Floyd one was the police's fault, if you knew anything about policing you would know that. He fucked up procedure, and caused involuntary manslaughter.

@Aaron 99% of people have biases. We should have that 1% be police because their job is to be fair

@Aaron 99% of people have biases. We should have that 1% be police because their job is to be fair

@James "for no reason" is rarely true, it's more often that you just don't know why

@James "for no reason" is rarely true, it's more often that you just don't know why

@ParanormalTacoz I'm willing to bet you have something with ACAB on it. Pathetic bias, you seem to think that you generalising a group of people is fine, but when others do it it's bad? Hypocrisy at it's peak

@ParanormalTacoz I'm willing to bet you have something with ACAB on it. Pathetic bias, you seem to think that you generalising a group of people is fine, but when others do it it's bad? Hypocrisy at it's peak

@Matt curry people are stubborn as shit online so he is more reasonable than pokes holes in his argument

@Matt curry people are stubborn as shit online so he is more reasonable than pokes holes in his argument

@Tucanforpres001 that's also not true. You can't just say shit like that. That's generalising and you seen to not like its use in every other place. Quit being a hypocrite and lying

@Tucanforpres001 that's also not true. You can't just say shit like that. That's generalising and you seen to not like its use in every other place. Quit being a hypocrite and lying

@Tucanforpres001 well they don't, like 0.01% have that involved. Twitter doesn't help by making up as many stories as possible for shares and likes

@Tucanforpres001 well they don't, like 0.01% have that involved. Twitter doesn't help by making up as many stories as possible for shares and likes

@Tucanforpres001 the clearly have reasons to be biased, the majority of violent crimes that occur are committed by one racial group, would you not be more biased towards that group?

@Tucanforpres001 the clearly have reasons to be biased, the majority of violent crimes that occur are committed by one racial group, would you not be more biased towards that group?

@TheSuckoShow Oh dear.. A lot of projections and assumptions and plausibilities and implausibilities on your part, mate. It's not healthy to live in misery on behalf of others.

@TheSuckoShow Oh dear.. A lot of projections and assumptions and plausibilities and implausibilities on your part, mate. It's not healthy to live in misery on behalf of others.

@AndreasJake You’re applying logical and honest thinking to a corrupt and insane process. Catching them in a lie doesn’t force them to behave. He still would have had to wait in a cell. I’m not arguing with you. Just pointing out that ordinary logic doesn’t work within the legal system

@AndreasJake You’re applying logical and honest thinking to a corrupt and insane process. Catching them in a lie doesn’t force them to behave. He still would have had to wait in a cell. I’m not arguing with you. Just pointing out that ordinary logic doesn’t work within the legal system

@Shardul Shankar I'm just sayin', you guys do have a problem with institutional racism up there, right?

So the assumption that that would extend to your police is like assuming that you guys also eat food. The inverse is so implausible that it's silly to even consider it.

@Shardul Shankar I'm just sayin', you guys do have a problem with institutional racism up there, right?

So the assumption that that would extend to your police is like assuming that you guys also eat food. The inverse is so implausible that it's silly to even consider it.

@TheSuckoShow Oh yeah.. the amount of Americans who act as experts of world matter that doesn't concern them is baffling.. They are exactly how the saying goes "Jack of all trades......"

@TheSuckoShow Oh yeah.. the amount of Americans who act as experts of world matter that doesn't concern them is baffling.. They are exactly how the saying goes "Jack of all trades......"

@Shardul Shankar It was like, a BIG number, right? Like so many that if you saw it in a horror movie you'd be like "Okay that sounds a little far fetched."

@Shardul Shankar It was like, a BIG number, right? Like so many that if you saw it in a horror movie you'd be like "Okay that sounds a little far fetched."

@Shardul Shankar How many dead children did they find in that school up there?

@Shardul Shankar How many dead children did they find in that school up there?

This thread is.. A bunch of activists from USA (who have no connection with Canada or Canadians whatsoever) being experts in Canadian law, and are more right than the real Canadians talking about their laws and cops....

Well, sounds about right.. sounds about American..!

This thread is.. A bunch of activists from USA (who have no connection with Canada or Canadians whatsoever) being experts in Canadian law, and are more right than the real Canadians talking about their laws and cops....

Well, sounds about right.. sounds about American..!

@ParanormalTacoz It's ironic how hypocritical your comment is.

@ParanormalTacoz It's ironic how hypocritical your comment is.

Had a police officer have his hand on his gun when he came up to my house when I went to see what was going on. Turns out my neighbor got the cops called out on him and I almost got shot and he felt threatened by my size..

Had a police officer have his hand on his gun when he came up to my house when I went to see what was going on. Turns out my neighbor got the cops called out on him and I almost got shot and he felt threatened by my size..

@Aaron We're not even sure there was any racism at play here. I'm not sure why the description was ignored, but we shouldn't automatically assume it was done with racist intent. Maybe it was, but we don't know. At least there was nothing to support that idea that I saw in the interview.

@Aaron We're not even sure there was any racism at play here. I'm not sure why the description was ignored, but we shouldn't automatically assume it was done with racist intent. Maybe it was, but we don't know. At least there was nothing to support that idea that I saw in the interview.

@Tucanforpres001 Unless you're referring to certain states prior to the 60s, none of what you said is accurate. You must not be familiar with Heather McDonald. She has done the most extensive research there is on the subject. Coleman Hughes and Larry Elder get their facts largely from her work. There was a Harvard study done by Roland Fryer who actually set out to prove racial bias in cops. Guess what he found out? He was dead wrong. Are you suggesting you know more than these two people? Heather McDonald has written books showing the detailed data. You might want to check into that.

As far as "cop culture", I absolutely hate to see anyone abuse their authority. Police officers who do not follow the rules and guidelines should be removed from their position and face appropriate consequences for their actions. However, while there are those who are less than honorable and some who are downright crooked, the vast majority are not. We can look at the data for that, otherwise there is nothing conclusive to go by.

The culture that causes blacks the most problems is the stereotypical "black culture", for which there is a long history. It comes from the southern states which stem from Northern England. If you're item to learning, check out the book (available on Audible) called "Black Rednecks and White Liberals". It's really interesting and shows the history of the states that we never learned. Anything written by Thomas Sowell is eye opening. He's been doing research on these subjects for over 5 decades.

@Violet Joy The police have a long history of persecuting and attacking black individuals in the past. They actively allowed the KKK to commit mob justice and in many cases they overlapped. While you're talking about data, I'm talking about culture. I'm not talking crime stats, I'm talking the culture of police as an institution. Beyond that into data, talk radio hosts aren't good evidence of statistical research. Instead we could look at actual researchers and organizations dedicated to this topic that actually knows how to read and run regressions, ANOVA, CI, etc. Elder on the otherhand never studied statistics, mathematics, data analytics, coding programs and languages, etc. You know who has though? Myself. I've studied statistics, mathematics, data analytics, coding programs and languages, etc. I can tell you this, none of your sources ever studied any of these subjects Attorneys aren't taught any of these subjects. Graphing isn't covered during Torts in 1L.

@Gavin the great They arrested a tall black man for a crime they were told was committed by a short white male.

@Gavin the great They arrested a tall black man for a crime they were told was committed by a short white male.

@Tucanforpres001 not true they’re just making a description

@Tucanforpres001 not true they’re just making a description

@AndreasJake There was no footage. Cops lie through their teeth to get people to confess

@AndreasJake There was no footage. Cops lie through their teeth to get people to confess

@Tucanforpres001It's horrible to see misinformation spread here with so much blind support. No, there is not a history of racial bias by cops. The data is available. See Coleman Hughes, Larry Elder, Heather McDonald, etc. There has been extensive research done of the subject. While the media would have you thinking differently, the facts show that white males are far more likely to be arrested. Also, minorities are less likely to be arrested by white cops. You don't get to make up your own "facts". I'm very familiar with the data and your claims are completely wrong.

@MrSearaphim I am also Canadian. The racial element of this video hadn't even occurred to me until I began reading the comments. The people who want to keep racism alive and well use phrases like 'systemic racism. Words. Vote.

@MrSearaphim I am also Canadian. The racial element of this video hadn't even occurred to me until I began reading the comments. The people who want to keep racism alive and well use phrases like 'systemic racism. Words. Vote.

@R B I don't think he means actively racist. Personally, I do agree most cops seem to have a racial bias against minorities(whether conscious or not). I agree with the negative impacts of labelling groups, but I would have to say cops, or rather people in general, are all racially biased. America has systemic racism, and it certainly affects people today. For example, one of the most notable examples are the wage gaps. The wage gaps, most apparent when comparing white to minorities, symbolize this ingrained thinking.

This part is my opinion, don't bash me too hard about it if you disagree.

The term Racist seems to incite defensive behavior. From both personal experience and hearing others, people try to justify actions and saying they are or aren't racist. For example, when asking some older relatives, they unknowingly said some obviously not okay things about other religions. When confronted straightfowardly, they seem to usually deny that they were wrong then justify themselves something akin to, "But some of my best friends are___". I think this response has changed the perspective of the meaning. Racist now seems to mean more extreme behavior. Tuscanforpres probably meant the former meaning. However, I can assure you the vast majority of people are racist anywhere in the world. Although it doesn't mean extreme behavior in the majority of cases, people definitely do have bias, racial and other. It's kind of how you look at a stranger or someone with limited info and try to generalize who they are. They might have some similar behavior in preference ect, but it doesn't justify those labels.

@MrSearaphim Canada is the cousin/ sibling of US lmao. Let's not and America's racism is hyper-visualized because they're actually showing and accepting racism exists unlike Canada and multiple countries in Europe who lie to sweep racism under the rug and act like it's only an American issue. How does small white man switch to tall black man if not racism?

@MrSearaphim Canada is the cousin/ sibling of US lmao. Let's not and America's racism is hyper-visualized because they're actually showing and accepting racism exists unlike Canada and multiple countries in Europe who lie to sweep racism under the rug and act like it's only an American issue. How does small white man switch to tall black man if not racism?

@R B this dude was a calm black man without a history of committing crimes and was treated like he had and was certainly guilty despite all evidence against it. Thats a racial bias. And no, one race isn't more likely to commit crimes. Racial profiling has resulted in a bias in patrols which leads to confirmation bias

@R B this dude was a calm black man without a history of committing crimes and was treated like he had and was certainly guilty despite all evidence against it. Thats a racial bias. And no, one race isn't more likely to commit crimes. Racial profiling has resulted in a bias in patrols which leads to confirmation bias

@Tucanforpres001 its not racism its classism. You really think a cop is gonna give a crackhead the benefit of the doubt regardless of skin color? You cant blame police for being more apprehensive and tired when dealing with certain people when those people are the ones always committing crimes. And no im not talking about a race here im talking about drug users and the homeless

@Tucanforpres001 its not racism its classism. You really think a cop is gonna give a crackhead the benefit of the doubt regardless of skin color? You cant blame police for being more apprehensive and tired when dealing with certain people when those people are the ones always committing crimes. And no im not talking about a race here im talking about drug users and the homeless

@Aaron its not the minority. ALL police do this.

@Aaron its not the minority. ALL police do this.

@JJPizzaDelivery And when they don't respect this right, they "investigate" themselves and find nothing wrong.
I'm living in France, what they tried to do was BANNING the recording of cops, after WAY too many got exposed having fun shooting (non lethal, but can still permanently injure someone, taking an eye out for example) at protesters. Them being filmed also saved a music producer when cops broke into his home/studio (not sure about that last word i can look it up if you are interested, but only french source probably)  without being allowed to, just to beat him.
Our government tries to cater to the racists, the xenophobic, and straight up ignores everything else.
We are going head first in the same direction than the US (we might get someone even more fucked up as a president. Not a bigoted idiot, but a real racist, xenophobic,supremacist party, who would have zero remorse tanking the entire country just for their agenda)

@Lynn' Ayra
It also depends on where you live, if you're in America, you're protected under the 6th Amendment.
But I agree, policemen who accuse people because of their racial bias deserves to be fired from their jobs.

@Lynn' Ayra
It also depends on where you live, if you're in America, you're protected under the 6th Amendment.
But I agree, policemen who accuse people because of their racial bias deserves to be fired from their jobs.

@Aaron lets focus on actual statistics that prove that police have a racial bias :)

@Aaron lets focus on actual statistics that prove that police have a racial bias :)

@Tucanforpres001 We saw unjust results in the Derek Chauvin kangaroo court conviction.

@Tucanforpres001 We saw unjust results in the Derek Chauvin kangaroo court conviction.

@JJPizzaDelivery when those people start actively preventing this behavior openly then I'll say those people aren't the same as the rest.

@JJPizzaDelivery when those people start actively preventing this behavior openly then I'll say those people aren't the same as the rest.

@Tucanforpres001 You also gotta remember, not all policemen are actually like this.<br>But a lot of them are, in the US at least.

@Tucanforpres001 You also gotta remember, not all policemen are actually like this.
But a lot of them are, in the US at least.

@DayBeforeTomorrow I'd have to see unjust results first. All the cops that try to act like they're good usually end up showing they arent good cops and they have a bad history

@DayBeforeTomorrow I'd have to see unjust results first. All the cops that try to act like they're good usually end up showing they arent good cops and they have a bad history

@Tucanforpres001 You are using a blanket statement. That is my point. It is dangerous to think that way because it leads to unjust results.

@Tucanforpres001 You are using a blanket statement. That is my point. It is dangerous to think that way because it leads to unjust results.

@Star Commander Dúnadan SonoftheWest someone's upset the obvious was mentioned

@Star Commander Dúnadan SonoftheWest someone's upset the obvious was mentioned

@Siebe Leurink no he didn't go to prison for the crime, he was held in jail for 2 years awaiting his court date because he had priors in his criminal record and this investigation was a violation of his parole. He lost two years cause of the design of the system.

@Siebe Leurink no he didn't go to prison for the crime, he was held in jail for 2 years awaiting his court date because he had priors in his criminal record and this investigation was a violation of his parole. He lost two years cause of the design of the system.

@DayBeforeTomorrow whataboutism isn't a valid argument

@DayBeforeTomorrow whataboutism isn't a valid argument

@R B Police forces have a history of racism ingrained into their culture. I havent seen that broken. I dont see cops preventing other cops on camera from stepping over the line. I dont see cops trying to prevent corruption within their ranks. I dont see cops trying to prevent racist behavior either. Alot of talk, very little action. The simple fact the cop in this video is straight up lying and trying to frame someone for a crime and not even going to the extent to check out their alibi is ridiculous, and y'all want to act like that behavior is rare? It isnt. Thats standard policing in the world. Failure to even do the job correctly.

@Aaron bro the police force in the US south started out as a "let's catch runaway slaves" patrol lmao

@Aaron bro the police force in the US south started out as a "let's catch runaway slaves" patrol lmao

@Tucanforpres001 saying all cops are racist is just as laughably stupid as saying all black people are criminals. Dont label a group because some of them are bad. I promise, PROMISE you the stats will not support your side at all

@Tucanforpres001 saying all cops are racist is just as laughably stupid as saying all black people are criminals. Dont label a group because some of them are bad. I promise, PROMISE you the stats will not support your side at all

@Tucanforpres001 true, but there was a white guy being falsely accused too. And he actually got in prison for it.. I mean you're correct police does have a racial bias I believe, but this doesn't mean it doesn't happen to all races.

@Tucanforpres001 true, but there was a white guy being falsely accused too. And he actually got in prison for it.. I mean you're correct police does have a racial bias I believe, but this doesn't mean it doesn't happen to all races.

@MrSearaphim As a Canadian, you should know better to ignore the many documented instancse of systemic racism agaisnt indigenous people by police. Not even 20 years ago, officers were caught giving starlight tours and killing indigenous people for shits and giggles, and the entire thing was covered up by the system. We are not much better than America.

@MrSearaphim As a Canadian, you should know better to ignore the many documented instancse of systemic racism agaisnt indigenous people by police. Not even 20 years ago, officers were caught giving starlight tours and killing indigenous people for shits and giggles, and the entire thing was covered up by the system. We are not much better than America.

@Tucanforpres001 "When the police have a history of not being racially bias I'll afford them that luxury. Until then, they have to earn it for a history of not preventing it. Strangely, they've earned to be grouped by that specific trait."

Yep, just like all groups, right?

@Tucanforpres001 "When the police have a history of not being racially bias I'll afford them that luxury. Until then, they have to earn it for a history of not preventing it. Strangely, they've earned to be grouped by that specific trait."

Yep, just like all groups, right?

@Tucanforpres001 It always has to be racial with you activists, doesn't it?

@Tucanforpres001 It always has to be racial with you activists, doesn't it?

@AndreasJake The footage didn't exist. There was no footage. That was a lie from the police officer.

@AndreasJake The footage didn't exist. There was no footage. That was a lie from the police officer.

@Tucanforpres001 white ppl got an history of racial bias tho-
Why aint we hating on em ? Oh right common sense only works partially when its bout you or ppl similar.
Which I don’t condemn you’re allowed to not give af as long as it aint bout you but dont do the same shit to other ppl then.

@Tucanforpres001 white ppl got an history of racial bias tho-
Why aint we hating on em ? Oh right common sense only works partially when its bout you or ppl similar.
Which I don’t condemn you’re allowed to not give af as long as it aint bout you but dont do the same shit to other ppl then.

@Kylskadathey were suspended cause they got caught and the hands were forced. If they really didn't tolerate lying and failing to do their job in any way they would have been fired. Getting a vacation isn't a punishment

@Kylskadathey were suspended cause they got caught and the hands were forced. If they really didn't tolerate lying and failing to do their job in any way they would have been fired. Getting a vacation isn't a punishment

@Tucanforpres001 Considering everyone involved was suspeded I find it hard to believe their behaviour was in any way tolerated tbh.

@Tucanforpres001 Considering everyone involved was suspeded I find it hard to believe their behaviour was in any way tolerated tbh.

@HoloCasey pretty huge leap when going from “short white male” being described in the recorded call from dispatch to the police arresting a tall black man. And if it was a mistake, that’s still an issue. Police and other authority figures are human but because of their authority and responsibility need to be held to a higher standard.

@HoloCasey pretty huge leap when going from “short white male” being described in the recorded call from dispatch to the police arresting a tall black man. And if it was a mistake, that’s still an issue. Police and other authority figures are human but because of their authority and responsibility need to be held to a higher standard.

@Kingof Grim Nah gonna have to disagree with that one. Its definitely case by case and the minority. Maybe if we were living in the 1960's or 80's but not in 2021. Its definitely case by case.

@Kingof Grim Nah gonna have to disagree with that one. Its definitely case by case and the minority. Maybe if we were living in the 1960's or 80's but not in 2021. Its definitely case by case.

@Aaron I really don't think its a minority dude

@Aaron I really don't think its a minority dude

are you suggesting white people are released from the criminal justice system based on race? you must have never looked into Cook County-Chicago

are you suggesting white people are released from the criminal justice system based on race? you must have never looked into Cook County-Chicago

@Big PeePee Energy yes but that’s not what the topic was discussing, in any case tho police racial discrimination is everywhere

@Big PeePee Energy yes but that’s not what the topic was discussing, in any case tho police racial discrimination is everywhere

Yup, that's exactly how POC and especially blacks are treated all the time.

Yup, that's exactly how POC and especially blacks are treated all the time.

@Skyler Patches Imagine thinking a court case where it resulted in showing the cops behaved incorrectly is some kind of own

@Skyler Patches Imagine thinking a court case where it resulted in showing the cops behaved incorrectly is some kind of own

@Victoria 17 Good cops don't exist if they allow bad cops to do as they please. Whenever I start seeing the good cops arrest the bad cops we can start saying they exist. Otherwise they're in a fraternity trying to cover for each other like a gang

@Victoria 17 Good cops don't exist if they allow bad cops to do as they please. Whenever I start seeing the good cops arrest the bad cops we can start saying they exist. Otherwise they're in a fraternity trying to cover for each other like a gang

@Kitkat 240Criminal statistics based on race have inherent bias because they result from wherever the police force is interested in patrolling more than anything. Wherever the police are more likely to look for crime they will find crime.

@Kitkat 240Criminal statistics based on race have inherent bias because they result from wherever the police force is interested in patrolling more than anything. Wherever the police are more likely to look for crime they will find crime.

@HoloCasey they dont get entire heights and the color of the suspect wrong. You dont say it was a small white man an it ends up being a tall black man.

@HoloCasey they dont get entire heights and the color of the suspect wrong. You dont say it was a small white man an it ends up being a tall black man.

@MrSearaphim confirmation bias only seeks answers to back up their existing beliefs. I'm simply looking at the facts. Description doesn't fit, they could easily verify his alibi, assumed guilt cause he was in the area, etc. One it looks like they're lazy. Two it looks like once they found a black man they figured they had their man. Three they were so confident it had to be a black man they ignored an entirely different Description of the perpetrator.

Regardless of it happening in Canada there is a racial bias in police forces. I'm not just saying in the US but racial profiling exists in basically every country and has been a standard practice of policing for centuries.

@Tucanforpres001 guess what they didn’t shoot him. Wanna know why? He didn’t resist. Cant be said the same about George Floyd

@Tucanforpres001 guess what they didn’t shoot him. Wanna know why? He didn’t resist. Cant be said the same about George Floyd

@Tucanforpres001 in my opinion, the detective is full of bull crap and this is most likely off of his own racial bias. But I don't like the fact that people only see the bad and cops and don't see the good cops. What about the cops of color? I feel bad for the cops who are actually not racially biased and do a good job and still get bull crap from people who group people. We are all individuals and none of us are the same. This detective is a bad representative doesn't mean that all detectives are the same.

@Kingof Grim Lmfao this video is from fucking Canada.

@Kingof Grim Lmfao this video is from fucking Canada.

@ParanormalTacoz with that logic you have to blame black and hispanic people for beeing criminal and Others black or hispanic people that know about it are also at fault? So everyone in the ghettos is a criminal? Also Not every black man is not privileged that is a stupid idiologic way to think. Or do you really think that a homeless white man is still more "privileged" than a wealthy black man? Black people have Problems in society but blaming all White people as privileged and for some White people even blaming themselves for beeing White and privileged is only Helping themselves in their narcistic way and not helping non white people.

@MrSearaphim yeah. You shouldn't blame people because of their social backround, ethnicity, cultural backhround or even the job they are working in. Even if the majority is involved doesn't give anyone the right to blame someone without proof that the individual person is at fault. Black people are not all criminals and police not all racist. Just treat every person as an individual.

@MrSearaphim yeah. You shouldn't blame people because of their social backround, ethnicity, cultural backhround or even the job they are working in. Even if the majority is involved doesn't give anyone the right to blame someone without proof that the individual person is at fault. Black people are not all criminals and police not all racist. Just treat every person as an individual.

@Tucanforpres001 so you could say "when non White people don't want to be seen as criminal they shouldn't get involved in criminal activities"  which is as stupid as stigmatizing every cop as a racist.

@Tucanforpres001 so you could say "when non White people don't want to be seen as criminal they shouldn't get involved in criminal activities"  which is as stupid as stigmatizing every cop as a racist.

Yeah that pissses me off :( how could you not pay attention to the description, I hope the cop was suspended.

Yeah that pissses me off :( how could you not pay attention to the description, I hope the cop was suspended.

Black is not the opposite of white when it comes to skin color

Black is not the opposite of white when it comes to skin color

@Timber Stalker oh yeah you're right forgot they were already chasing him beforehand so they'd already at least have a rough idea of his height. sorry about that one, not my brightest moment haha.

@Timber Stalker oh yeah you're right forgot they were already chasing him beforehand so they'd already at least have a rough idea of his height. sorry about that one, not my brightest moment haha.

@yeet yeet potato skeet I doubt they simply forgot the description of the man. Plus, they were chasing him, so they would’ve gotten a glance. What they did was consistent with them hiding a mistake. They tried REAL hard to get the guy to confess, which would have helped them immensely but he simply didn’t.

@yeet yeet potato skeet I doubt they simply forgot the description of the man. Plus, they were chasing him, so they would’ve gotten a glance. What they did was consistent with them hiding a mistake. They tried REAL hard to get the guy to confess, which would have helped them immensely but he simply didn’t.

@Aaron you’re saying don’t judge the minority of the actions for the majority. You’re right! So you must agree since the majority of the time, (entire US history) the police have had a racial bias! Which means that the minority is not racially biased, correct?

@Aaron you’re saying don’t judge the minority of the actions for the majority. You’re right! So you must agree since the majority of the time, (entire US history) the police have had a racial bias! Which means that the minority is not racially biased, correct?

@Timber Stalker I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for the arrest, in the heat of the moment they might have forgotten about the description. But the moment they reviewed the call before the interrogation they should've realized they got the wrong guy

@Timber Stalker I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for the arrest, in the heat of the moment they might have forgotten about the description. But the moment they reviewed the call before the interrogation they should've realized they got the wrong guy

@Aaron Lol bruh avoiding an entire opinion about the police because "its the mentality that gets people killed" is just terrible lmao. 😭shouldn't have to be that way.

@Aaron Lol bruh avoiding an entire opinion about the police because "its the mentality that gets people killed" is just terrible lmao. 😭shouldn't have to be that way.

@Tucanforpres001 Not really people could mistake things when describing people

@Tucanforpres001 Not really people could mistake things when describing people

@ParanormalTacoz You hit the nail on the head. It isn't just racial bias, the police have a history of multiple prejudices against many different types of people in general as well. For example, low income or poor people.

@ParanormalTacoz You hit the nail on the head. It isn't just racial bias, the police have a history of multiple prejudices against many different types of people in general as well. For example, low income or poor people.

I'm from the same city. The cops also harassed a black guy at a bus stop for no reason. Turned out he was a local gov't official.

I'm from the same city. The cops also harassed a black guy at a bus stop for no reason. Turned out he was a local gov't official.

Well he wasn't a woman, so almost complete. Regardless  he was clearly just looking to frame him, and close the case. Just to earn some points and make his life easier.

Well he wasn't a woman, so almost complete. Regardless  he was clearly just looking to frame him, and close the case. Just to earn some points and make his life easier.

@Aaron I’m willing to bet you have a blue lives matter flag hanging off the back of your Ford F-150? Law enforcement is corrupt and whether you’re willing to see that or not, does not mean it’s not there. You have to judge the majority because that majority knows it’s happening and they’re letting it happen which makes them apart of the problem. Protecting another officers racist or biased actions, such planting evidence, feeds this issue. Please think about that the next time you get pulled over for going 90 in a 55, and get off with a warning. Many aren’t as privileged as you and I so use that privilege to help fix the issue. Or keep making a fool of yourself to protect your massive ego, but remind yourself that a large ego won’t fix your disabling low self esteem, many would call that racism.

Yeah but he has white shirt so that makes him white.

Yeah but he has white shirt so that makes him white.

@Tucanforpres001 I need to point out that this specific case was in Canada where racial tensions aren't nearly as high as in the U.S. It does look like the investigators were looking for quick promotions (I think the atypical behaviour was completely irrelevant in this case as the cops didn't even bother to fact check his alibi) and the guy was unfortunate enough to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. As a Canadian myself I have a really really hard time imagining these people purposely not giving this guy a fair chance just cause of the color of his skin... He was extremely polite and cooperative too.

I also have to point out the huge confirmation bias in this thread in general. If you already believe that every cop is racist then you'll look for every possible proof that solidifies that belief and ignore anything that could challenge it. That's human nature. We're bad at reason.

it definitely is racist stop trying to defend racists. the police report said small white man and he dismissed it

it definitely is racist stop trying to defend racists. the police report said small white man and he dismissed it

@Matt curry My point is don't judge the majority on the actions of the minority, someone who genuinely believes the majority of cops are racist isn't going to take on board anything I have to say so yeah, this is my stopping point.

@Matt curry My point is don't judge the majority on the actions of the minority, someone who genuinely believes the majority of cops are racist isn't going to take on board anything I have to say so yeah, this is my stopping point.

@Aaron there is a large body of research that very explicitly indicates that the police is racially biased on a systemic level.
Here's a research doc that shows some of these studies
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1ido70LgXsEhxcnyXE7RVS0wYJZc6aeVTpujCUPQgTrE/mobilebasic
(sorry I'm just lazily throwing a research document that talks about more than just this issue, but I think that it's a good starting point if you want to learn about these problems )

@Aaron there is a large body of research that very explicitly indicates that the police is racially biased on a systemic level.
Here's a research doc that shows some of these studies
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1ido70LgXsEhxcnyXE7RVS0wYJZc6aeVTpujCUPQgTrE/mobilebasic
(sorry I'm just lazily throwing a research document that talks about more than just this issue, but I think that it's a good starting point if you want to learn about these problems )

@Aaron then you should do some deep investigation and research into the history of police in society and discover that racial bias in police isn't an opinion. It is a historical fact.

@Aaron then you should do some deep investigation and research into the history of police in society and discover that racial bias in police isn't an opinion. It is a historical fact.

@Tucanforpres001 Okay great, you can have your opinion, I'll never agree that it's a police culture like you seem to think, I think that's the kind of dangerous mentality that gets people killed, but I'm not going to change your mind on YouTube comments.

@Tucanforpres001 Okay great, you can have your opinion, I'll never agree that it's a police culture like you seem to think, I think that's the kind of dangerous mentality that gets people killed, but I'm not going to change your mind on YouTube comments.

@Timber Stalker they willingly ignored the description of the assailant did not fit the description of the man in custody. They picked up a 6'3 black man instead of a short white man. Then when he had an alibi they refused to check it for 3 days and lied that they had footage of him doing it when their own evidence contradicted he was even the guy. That is racially motivated. Everything points to the black guy being innocent but he must have done it cause he was a black guy in the area

@Aaron I'm rejecting that it is a minority entirely. I'm firmly stating it is a majority of police that use and allow this behavior. Any amount you suggest that disagree with it but do nothing to prevent it are complicit in the actions due to their failure. Police have a history of racial bias and always have. That is a simple fact. Never in their history did they not have a racial bias. Suggesting that a standard practice for centuries in authority exists isn't an insult. It's a fact. If the police wish to change their image, they should start at actually changing their actions.

@Tucanforpres001 You're still judging the heavy majority by the acts of the minority, pretty sure a bunch of terrible life situation could be avoided by not doing that.

@Tucanforpres001 You're still judging the heavy majority by the acts of the minority, pretty sure a bunch of terrible life situation could be avoided by not doing that.

@Tucanforpres001 Unlikely. He was the first person they saw after the first guy had run off, so it is probably not racially motivated. More likely is that they didn't want to go to the police station empty handed so they got the first person they saw so as to not seem incompetent. In trying to hide their stupidity, all they did was highlight it.

@Tucanforpres001 Unlikely. He was the first person they saw after the first guy had run off, so it is probably not racially motivated. More likely is that they didn't want to go to the police station empty handed so they got the first person they saw so as to not seem incompetent. In trying to hide their stupidity, all they did was highlight it.

@Aaron When the police have a history of not being racially bias I'll afford them that luxury. Until then, they have to earn it for a history of not preventing it. Strangely, they've earned to be grouped by that specific trait.

@Aaron When the police have a history of not being racially bias I'll afford them that luxury. Until then, they have to earn it for a history of not preventing it. Strangely, they've earned to be grouped by that specific trait.

@Tucanforpres001 In that specific individual. Let's not group people who don't deserve to be grouped, let's focus on the individual.

@Tucanforpres001 In that specific individual. Let's not group people who don't deserve to be grouped, let's focus on the individual.


The poor bearded guy, he sounds like such a decent dude. And he fucking spent 2 years of his life in prison innocent. I wish we could donate some money to him, if someone deserves a good life from here on out, it’s this guy. God bless him!

@J.R. Griffith Maybe if composed his sentence clearly I would have actually understood.

@PerturbedxTirade I have no clue how you misread what Daniel was saying lmao.. Think people, think before you speak...

@PerturbedxTirade Hi, no what I was wondering was whether he was wrongfully imprisoned. I thought he wasn't (since he was also guilty and imprisoned for 2 years before), but turns out (as other pointed out), he was also imprisoned for this for 2 years, wrongfully.. Very sad. I wasn't making any moral point or anything like that. Hope it's clear!

@PerturbedxTirade im pretty sure Daniël was saying that the guy with the beard did not spend 2 years of his life imprisoned for something he didn't do, the 2 years were spent when he was younger and actually committed the crime he was accused of and didn't spend 2 years of the crime he was falsely accused of in the video we saw, they were not saying, if i understood correctly, that the guy doesn't deserve a good life, assuming you were implying Daniël meant that.

@Daniël So what, the man paid his debt to society. He was wrongfully imprisoned and his sentencing was exacerbated due to the first robbery. How tf do you have 39 likes? You're the type of person that focuses on punishment rather than rehabilitation, aren't you?

@Daniël Yeah but I think he turned a clean slate

Sue the shit out of the police and the city when you get out.

@Daniël he did spend two years imprisoned falsely accused of the robbery in the video

@Daniël at 5:54, the narrator says “at this point he doesn’t know that he’s about to be wrongfully imprisoned for 2 years”. So it seems he had previous offences on his record, got slammed up for this one, at a trial the testimony of Candy got picked apart and he was set free.

@Daniël Yeah I think Mihai misunderstood it

Did he? He spend that time in his early twenties because of robbery (10:53) right?

That’s what i was thinking , i felt so bad for him


Still, do NOT talk to cops.  Don't.  STFU.    I would go down to the station  with the promise of a catered dinner but offer nothing.  Kinda like a date.


Isn't it awesome how total incompetence as a "detective" can result in someone's life being ruined?   Good stuff!

@Cutland Springs Yeah. If a doctor makes  a critical error in surgery, he probably loses his license. I don't know why we don't do that with cops, when not only our lives are at the stake, but also something some are more afraid to lose - freedom and good name. <br>"Mistakes happen" is not an excuse for someone that supposed to be a trained profesional that deals with human lives. Especially when we see those "mistakes" were forbidden interogation techniques, or sometimes even unnesecary violence.

@Cutland Springs Yeah. If a doctor makes  a critical error in surgery, he probably loses his license. I don't know why we don't do that with cops, when not only our lives are at the stake, but also something some are more afraid to lose - freedom and good name.
"Mistakes happen" is not an excuse for someone that supposed to be a trained profesional that deals with human lives. Especially when we see those "mistakes" were forbidden interogation techniques, or sometimes even unnesecary violence.

Mistakes are made by humans, that's our weakness.  We're not arbiters of eternal, undying truth.  If this video teaches you anything it should be that guilt and innocence are not cut and dried and share many equivalent points of reference.  Should one mistake as a criminal investigator mean the loss of livelihood?

Don't talk to the police without an attorney.

And literally NOTHING happens. Very rarely do you ever see a suspension without pay or a demotion, or any sort of life-changing consequence. It’s always “oh, there’s always a few bad apples 😇” if I was that bad at my job I’d be fired.


This interrogator really tried the “we know you did it just admit it” tactic but managed to say it in such an awkward and quiet way it didn’t have one effect.

I wish there was video of him getting demoted and suspended.

@Luke Hutchison that was the problem there was zero "evidence" the cop had nothing. Thankfully it all turned out well, it doesn't for a lot of people who aren't as cool headed or who don't have a rock solid alibi

Well he didnt approach it right either. Outright saying that you know is just asinine, its a mind game. The man almost immediately called his bluff because not only was he innocent but also was astounded at how he was approaching him. A gradual release of evidence pointing towards them mounts pressure onto them making it nearly impossible for someone to fake their way through a full on accusation.


Lying manipulative police officers should be fired, they are not worthy to hold the position. They should also lose their pensions - make them suffer as they made the innocent men suffer.