The woman that lied about that dude and falsely claimed he broke in and assaulted her should be charged and sentenced to the crimes she claimed he committed.

The woman that lied about that dude and falsely claimed he broke in and assaulted her should be charged and sentenced to the crimes she claimed he committed.

Hold on buddy, holding women and perjurers accountable? What are you living in a fantasy?

Hold on buddy, holding women and perjurers accountable? What are you living in a fantasy?

@Steven Downie And you genuinely have no reason to believe that Pegah meant these things just because of the "woman card". I don't even agree with Pegah on him/hers other points, but you just did exactly, what you said someone shouldn't do.

I'm a rape survivor and I totally agree with your comment.

I'm a rape survivor and I totally agree with your comment.

@Rick Terrance its almost like thats when the crime was completed or something...

@Rick Terrance its almost like thats when the crime was completed or something...

@Andres Bridgewater I hope you're being sarcastic.

@Andres Bridgewater I hope you're being sarcastic.

No, women can do no wrong. If a woman falsely accuses a man of a crime, she should be praised for her bravery

No, women can do no wrong. If a woman falsely accuses a man of a crime, she should be praised for her bravery

But how do you prove a false acquisation

But how do you prove a false acquisation

@NaySay Network they do. Some. And some get wrongly accused.

Though there is still racism, sexism, physical looks, etc.

@NaySay Network they do. Some. And some get wrongly accused.

Though there is still racism, sexism, physical looks, etc.

@C L " But you can’t charge her for breaking in and assault if she didn’t do those crimes."

she was LITERALLY trying to do that to him LOL.

@C L " But you can’t charge her for breaking in and assault if she didn’t do those crimes."

she was LITERALLY trying to do that to him LOL.

Perjury at least which is a ten year sentence.

Perjury at least which is a ten year sentence.

@Statistically Speaking To be fair as someone who was often in fight or flight situations I can say that ppl tend to remember more of what they see.Main reason would be that our brain frantically searches for way to safeguard our body (organism) weather it be ways to get out or remembering who to run from in crowds.

What is his name and where can  I read abt him?

What is his name and where can  I read abt him?

@Rick Terrance it probably did affect his life even if he got a good lawsuit off of it, imagine if u was a bad person and fully changed into a productive member of the society for a decade yet u are still forced to waste 2-3 years of your life beside criminals for something u didnt do, if something did flip in your head and decided to turn back to being a bad apple, who can really blame you? I really hope that the law punishes ppl who falsely accuse innocents much harder than it does now, whole family can be destroyed over nothing!

@C L look that B ruined a persons life, she should be under tha jail.

@C L look that B ruined a persons life, she should be under tha jail.

How about the cops should should be fired and forced to pay bankruptcy inducing reparations for an inability to do a job that destroys people's lives. How about removing hidden revenue based quota agendas, if in the U.S. read 27 CFR § 72.11. Also If you are in the U.S., how about waking up to the fact that at any given time you are commercial crop for system so sinister that you cannot even fathom the level of corruption...

I had an ex take the stand and admit under oath to completely making up false charges against me in attempt to prevent me from leaving her. The female judge was outraged and told the officer who pressed the charges against me without so much as contacting me or having a shred of evidence, that she expected charges to be filed against this girl for doing this. He didn't file any charges against her, of course. The same police department didn't file charges against her when she stole $3k from me, or when she stole my credit card. 50-60% of cops are shit and the other 40-50% who are good know that's the truth.

in the old days she would have, the courts used to sentence anyone found guilty of perjury under oath with the sentence the person they testified against would have gotten. i think most states give up to 12 years nowadays

This is the law in Norway now. If a woman falsely accuses a man of rape, she will receive the punishment that the man would have gotten had he been found guilty. This has greatly reduced the amount of revenge accusations.

@Quare Percutis Proximum giving false testimony in the court of law. and slander as well. and lying to law enforcement officers and probably calling police for no good reason. so at least four I see there . Why just slander? This isn't a slander issue.. false testimony is eh... you're going away to federal prison

@Anni Eliina I meant if you can prove someone is lying without reasonable doubt the same as all crimes

@Anni Eliina I meant if you can prove someone is lying without reasonable doubt the same as all crimes

@Alfie Shepherd i wasn't talking about people actually making up false accusations. that's a terrible thing to do and should be punished somehow. but there are also real accusations being written off as false because they couldn't be proven. that means that there would also be innocent victims sent to jail if false accusations were to be punished. i'm just saying that the solution isn't so black and white.

@Statistically Speaking Nobody said  if a person accidentally accused the wrong person they should go to jail they said if they are proven to be lying they should go to jail

@Statistically Speaking Nobody said  if a person accidentally accused the wrong person they should go to jail they said if they are proven to be lying they should go to jail

@Anni Eliina How is someone who has been proven to be lying innocent nobody said if a woman accidentally accused a man they should be put in jail lying about rape and assault doesn't just hurt the man it hurts all people who have been raped or assaulted as people are less likely to believe them

@C L but lying in court is an offense and she deserves to be punished

@C L but lying in court is an offense and she deserves to be punished

@Statistically Speaking yeah, people saying that false accusations ruin people's lives and yes they do. but if people were convicted because they made false accusations there would be innocent people's lives ruined there too

@C L that's what they did for the guy tho..

@C L that's what they did for the guy tho..

@Steven Downie when did I say woman?! Sorry, I'm getting a PhD in psychology and I have studied memory well enough to know it is not reliable

@Steven Downie when did I say woman?! Sorry, I'm getting a PhD in psychology and I have studied memory well enough to know it is not reliable

@Quare Percutis Proximum Making a false criminal complaint is a criminal offense. Slander is a civil offense.

@Quare Percutis Proximum Making a false criminal complaint is a criminal offense. Slander is a civil offense.

@Statistically Speaking were you not listening, she was caught straight up intentionally lying in court. Identify your bias, stop trying to defend someone just because of the woman card. Even if the guy narrating this video is wrong, you genuinely have no reason to believe otherwise, what you've suggested is pure speculation, derived from insecurity. Might want to brush the dust of the psychology books, Pegah, and start some self analysis.

@C L the charged him for it when he was innocent

@C L the charged him for it when he was innocent

She should wear the letter "L" for liar on her chest and have to walk around town forever for everyone to see. Then people should say "shame" "shame" "shame" as she passes by them.

Women don't even get prison time for falsely accusing men of rape! It's disgusting

Women don't even get prison time for falsely accusing men of rape! It's disgusting

@C L no...but you can align the sentence for filing a false police report accordingly

@C L no...but you can align the sentence for filing a false police report accordingly

@Cxm_peach Yes, they do. Stop trying to convince yourself of these reactionary, draconian views you hold.

@Cxm_peach Yes, they do. Stop trying to convince yourself of these reactionary, draconian views you hold.

An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind. She should only be charged with whatever crime is involved with falsifying claims.

An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind. She should only be charged with whatever crime is involved with falsifying claims.

Yip.<br>False allegations destroy lives forever. People should be jailed for that 100%

Yip.
False allegations destroy lives forever. People should be jailed for that 100%

@Matthew McCone I didn't say they make a false claim just to have made a false claim, when you are in a fight of flight mood your body is not going to waste extra energy creating photographic memory of the situation... You can remember some things not others... They mentioned he knew her ex boyfriend, there is a chance she had met him once, or had seen a picture of him somewhere, obviously nothing that memorable, as I'm sure you can't remember all of your ex's friend you have seen a picture of or at a background in a gathering or whatever, but I can imagine that when she did see him, she remembered a bit of him, but obviously because that memory wasn't clear enough, and her memory of the incident wasn't clear either it came to her brain obviously didn't go "I remember this guy, from that one picture on my ex's facebook" but instead went something like "I have seen this man before" obviously she is not asked to think about all of her memories from birth, but just the memory of the incident, which again cannot be clear, because the body is not designed to waste energy on anything other than fighting or flighting, so "have seen this man" all of a sudden is "I must have seen him at the crime scene, otherwise why would I have remembered him?!" I hope that helps a bit. I know it's very sad and disappointing, but unfortunately human body and memory is extremely complex, and not always 100% accurate. Again I know this for a fact (from having read studies in memory in situations like this were victims misidentify their perpetrators, I know she didn't do this to be malicious, and it was an honest mistake) obviously the criminal justice system of this country is broken... If it wasn't the cops would actually go look for evidence and not get a false confession because getting a confession results in a raise. I think we should be angry, but we can't blame her for making a mistake any one would make, but blame and change the system for enabling this... Obviously any one whose studied the brain, and the mind, even in small doses, knows that it is extremely faulty, and if you even think about it, you encode memories based on your experiences and not from an unbiased view, for example if you are arguing with your friend your memory won't be encoded as " we had an argument and I was just as wrong or unreasonable" but more like "we had an argument, and he is so rude for calling me this and that, and so ignorant for not understanding my point" I hope this helped

@Andrea B Honey, that's not how it works. At worst you get sued for liable. That doesn't often come with a jail sentence. Hell, a lot of women are barely even "Real Victims" to begin with. My buddy got charged with sexual assault, and the women came onto him. I was there. Probably only like 3/5 of women reporting are actually "victims." Everybody is a goddamn victim nowadays.

The problem is, that could be very easy to get wrong. Say you're a woman in a relationship with a community leader/business owner who abuses you and you report him and no one believes you...you could be charged and sentence to jail for HIS crime...real victims would become even more afraid to come forward wit the truth for fear they could be charged if the trial goes wrong or people don't believe them.

totally agree. someone r4ping or assaulting someone will/can ruin their life, but falsely accusing someone of that can also ruin an innnocent persons life.

totally agree. someone r4ping or assaulting someone will/can ruin their life, but falsely accusing someone of that can also ruin an innnocent persons life.

@Quare Percutis Proximum  You are correct, libel is written and untrue, slander is spoken and untrue. In the USA in most and maybe all states, for someone to get into trouble for slander or libel they have to cause some type of harm or damages to the person that they were saying or writing untrue things about. For example if what you wrote or said was untrue and it caused them to lose their job which means no income and possibly ending up homeless and starving.

@Kev ZX-10R C1H It's called a dialect dummy.

@Kev ZX-10R C1H It's called a dialect dummy.

@Statistically Speaking Doesn't matter if remembering faces is hard, don't profess someone to have done it if you can't remember. Just simply say "I can't remember". Be honest, stop trying to make up stuff and call it a mistake. There's a difference between an intentional mistake and an unintentional mistake. Someone that intentionally accuses someone when they can't remember or are doing it on purpose... that's an intentional false accusation. To make it not an intentional false accusation, simply say "I'm not sure" or "I couldn't say because I don't remember". Not lie and say "whoops my mistake" when someone else's life is on the line and could potentially ruin their life FOREVER.

@Mazda 787B is English not your first language either "why's you" WTF

@Mazda 787B is English not your first language either "why's you" WTF

@Skamacho I think you must be smartest person in the universe who's talent hasn't been recognized.

@Skamacho I think you must be smartest person in the universe who's talent hasn't been recognized.

double the crimes, actually, since that is such an undeserved injustice.

double the crimes, actually, since that is such an undeserved injustice.

@Rusty Umm yes he was dude where have you been? He spent 2 years in court fighting the "russian collusion" conspiracy bullshit they didnt convict him because he didn't do anything it was all to cause the uninformed population to cast doubt on him it was essentially state sponsered defamation. Same thing with his most recent "impeachment " trial which also failed to actually convict him. It was just to make him look like shit. Unless he paid the protesters to kick in the door at the capital he's not responsible for the actions of a small handful of protesters who decided to break the law just because he used the phrase "We must fight for justice" (the word fight in English doesn't always correlate to literal violence....he used it figuratively) furthermore he gave the speech to address the protesters after they showed up to support him and protest and his speech occured AFTER that small group of protesters forced entry. The democrats simply publicly smeared him with lies in order to ensure he wouldn't run again.

Woman here: I totally agree!!! Women need to be held accountable for false information. It could LITERALLY be the difference between a free man/woman or guilty one.

Woman here: I totally agree!!! Women need to be held accountable for false information. It could LITERALLY be the difference between a free man/woman or guilty one.

DID YOU SEE THE PART WHERE THEY ARRESTED THE DUDE THAT WAS DRESSED AND LOOKED  JUST LIKE HIM

DID YOU SEE THE PART WHERE THEY ARRESTED THE DUDE THAT WAS DRESSED AND LOOKED  JUST LIKE HIM

@Mazda 787B I'm British, so decide for yourself if English is my first language. That bloke you replied to was talking about what actually happens and hence, was implying what O/P said isn't possible in the real world. His argument is logical while you and the O/P are playing on plain emotions. I think a little work on your comprehension skills will do you well

@Rick Terrance trump was not impeached for that, please don't tell lies

@Rick Terrance trump was not impeached for that, please don't tell lies

@Manu Sharma Is English not your first language? Why’s you feel the need to send me this? Nowhere in that comment, did I suggest that that’s what happens. I said what should happen, exactly like the initial post.

@Mazda 787B what should happen and what really happens are two different things. He just told you what really happens

@Mazda 787B what should happen and what really happens are two different things. He just told you what really happens

@C L if you can’t charge and sentence people on crimes not committed why are their people incarcerated today that have not committed crimes they’re accused of. Are you saying those people should just do their time and their accusers should just be able to walk away without any repercussions?

@Christoffer Rasmussen oh, i thought libel had to be written or something like that...<br>regardless, couldn't they sue for defamation and damages?

@Christoffer Rasmussen oh, i thought libel had to be written or something like that...
regardless, couldn't they sue for defamation and damages?

@Anonymous AJ well in democracys you can complain to your representatives for example, in dictatorships it's harder you first have to be in place of power to nicely ask your respective dictator. in coministish country well i don't know you shut up and hope they don't find a way to learn you have unauthorized ideas i gues. If law has an obvious flaw it needs to be fixed and this laws has it.

@Ender İskender To take what action? I don't understand.

@Ender İskender To take what action? I don't understand.

@Anonymous AJ i don't know how often but once should be Enough to take action how many innocent human being have to suffer to take action. Also i am pretty certain statistics shows its very often but I don't want to go ahead and prove that argument for the sake of a country i don't care much about however it makes me sad when there is injustice and innocent human beings gets harmed without reprocassions but ultimately it falls on their fellow citizens to be aware and take action against it.

@Ender İskender Sorry, I should have asked for proof of this happening <b>systemically.</b> I'm not disputing that it does happen. I'm challenging that it occurs often enough for the sweeping phrase "Women dont get punishments in the Americas(North America, US & Canada)" to not be a contrived and reactionary statement. Yes, it happens - but how often?

@Ender İskender Sorry, I should have asked for proof of this happening *systemically.* I'm not disputing that it does happen. I'm challenging that it occurs often enough for the sweeping phrase "Women dont get punishments in the Americas(North America, US & Canada)" to not be a contrived and reactionary statement. Yes, it happens - but how often?

All she has to pay is what she has taken from school or something and since she already spend it all, she gets away with ruining that young man's life because law is just wrong.

@Anonymous AJ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Banks_(American_football) should check sexual assault part. Creame of the cake if accuser is under 18 she doesn't have to agree to give dna evidence and women's claims are accepted as evidence on its own since courts believe no woman would lie in such case. So by law he is guilty until proven innocent in this case. I am all in with punishing rapist but this system is just not right.

@Ender İskender That is something almost completely unverifiable. The reasoning is there, but you have to prove it's actually happpening.

@Ender İskender That is something almost completely unverifiable. The reasoning is there, but you have to prove it's actually happpening.

@Anonymous AJ but it is correct if it might cause real victims to go silent later. Like in the rape cases and maybe just maybe it might be the case for assault charge too now put that on top of the fact women's geting generaly lesser sentences you got yourself another reason to be angry with the system.

@NaySay Network While it's true that women get lighter sentences and that such injustice should be reformed, saying women don't get punished at all is just incorrect.

@NaySay Network While it's true that women get lighter sentences and that such injustice should be reformed, saying women don't get punished at all is just incorrect.

The problem is that memory is not perfect, there is a good chance the person who actually did the crime was in the line up, (or maybe even wasn't) but trying to remember a face (remembering faces is actually hard) especially when your interaction was one where you feared your life, is actually harder than you'd imagine... I'm sure she made an honest mistake... But still tragic that this can happen

Nope. Women dont get punishments in the Americas(North America, US & Canada)

Nope. Women dont get punishments in the Americas(North America, US & Canada)

You can’t just charge and sentence for crimes not committed. Maybe false police reports and slander or something like that? But you can’t charge her for breaking in and assault if she didn’t do those crimes.

@Quare Percutis Proximum well slander is different than a false accusation that resulted in legal trouble. This could have ruined his life if it would have stuck Im hoping he got a good lawsuit off this. I hate to see somebody thats just trying to straighten out their life get thrown back into the system over nothing.

@Google User yup. They started the whole "Russian collusion" impeachment process within 5 minutes of him winning the election in 2016..

@Google User yup. They started the whole "Russian collusion" impeachment process within 5 minutes of him winning the election in 2016..

Sounds like same bs the dems Are doing to trump

Sounds like same bs the dems Are doing to trump

I agree. There should at least be serious punishment to purposely falsey accusing somebody. The accuser serving the same sentence as the accusee would have served seems fitting to me.


Second guy shows the <b>extreme</b> danger of relying on eyewitness testimony. Often they are wrong when involving strangers or people they hardly know, and sometimes—as here—they might be flat out lying.

Second guy shows the *extreme* danger of relying on eyewitness testimony. Often they are wrong when involving strangers or people they hardly know, and sometimes—as here—they might be flat out lying.


Maybe someday, every detective could be accompanied by a psychologist in the interrogation room. I am not an expert in criminology, nor am I a psychologist, but I have had personal experience with people who lied to cover up serious crimes. Michael and Justin, while reacting in different ways, were CLEARLY not lying.


Love the ending. So sad to think about how often this has happened and the truth never came out.


What a well put together man even on the scrutiny he remains calm and collective. He knew he was targeted by a racist cop. <br>Edit: the first guy

What a well put together man even on the scrutiny he remains calm and collective. He knew he was targeted by a racist cop.
Edit: the first guy


Michael is FAR too Canadian. He even tells the investigator "I'm not trying to give you a hard time". MICHAEL, this guy is literally trying to give you HARD TIME!

@Chew Quietly How different are Portland, Seattle and Vancouver?

Being civil is perhaps the best thing you can do in this situation, aside from demanding your lawyer (that's YOUR lawyer, not a state-appointed attorney; don't care what the cost is, it beats jail time).

Ugh I'm not Canadian but I love em with my whole heart🧡 Wish I lived there🥰

@TSERV yes. All lives matter. What BLM is trying to say is that is that to ignore the injustices that have been inflicted is to commit a great moral crime. It is not to undermine anyone else’s life, but to elevate theirs to a place of equity. It’s not right to put them above anyone else, nor below. They deserve the birthright of humanity, as they are part of it, but right now the emphasis is placed on them because of the horrors they have endured at the hands of friends.

@Junko their job technically is to serve and protect and keep the peace. I’m in full agreement that regrettably many seek the job to satisfy a need for power, however they are not there only to arrest people. I see what you’re trying to say though.

@Andre Quinones I’m Canadian and I’m married to an American. The two countries are COMPLETELY different. The only thing we have in common are corporations and the English language.

@Andre Quinones Canadian cops treat first nations worse than even American cops treat black people. Canada isnt the "nice guy" country they pretend to be

@Rhys Jones Europeans have VERY different opinions on Americans vs Canadians. It’s a little fact Americans are hated almost

@Rhys Jones its always been so silly to me that Europeans hate America/ns because without us they’d literally be speaking german two times over. Its blatant jealousy but still silly nonetheless

@DeTommy nvm bro, I'm sorry, just forget it

@DeTommy nvm bro, I'm sorry, just forget it

Saint Sacrifice, agreed, but bruh, don't you know what happens to people with his shade of skin ? he HAS to become a diplomat. anything less could result in further abuse or loss of life.

@TSERV I don't support blm, but I hate when people say that cause it's saying something that doesn't need to be said. The phrase "black lives matter" was made to put into light that black people aren't monkeys, not to say that white people are the monkeys. I don't have a problem with saying all lives matter, but as a response to black lives matter, it just sounds weird asf. Also, no disrespect to monke.

@TSERV I don't support blm, but I hate when people say that cause it's saying something that doesn't need to be said. The phrase "black lives matter" was made to put into light that black people aren't monkeys, *not* to say that white people *are* the monkeys. I don't have a problem with saying all lives matter, but as a response to black lives matter, it just sounds weird asf. Also, no disrespect to monke.

“No disrespect to you” this resonated with me as a Canadian lol

@TSERV ok put it this way the house's not on fire matter but the house on fire matters more right now but all matter equally

@ReyCo47  yes, had you read through the comments you would've seen that a few comments were directed towards Michael who cowardly deleted all his comments.

I observed it as him being reared properly. He had good role models and or parenting.

have you ever thought that canadian 'niceness' is lowkey an advantage to them? i mean watch the end of the video and tell me micheal didn't do the right thing or acted the right way.

Freaking out doesn't help though, I think Michael handled it well

@layney boy hello fellow angry Canadian! I get pissed off quite often too, and am quite a good example to disprove the "Canadians are polite" thing!

@Street Rider yours is the best comment on the topic ever.

@Street Rider yours is the best comment on the topic ever.

@Jimmy M Thats the opinion of my country that I get when looking at TV and social media. However talking to real people shatters this notion. I have lived at least three years on every continent except South America (and Antarctica of course) and have found that every society is a gradient of assholery and good-naturedness. I probably wouldn't put any national emblem on my backpack, its better to just be as kind and accomodating as you can be in another culture.

@Rhys Jones So true. I lived in Australia for several years and when people would smile and ask me if I was Canadian (there are a lot of Canadians in Australia). I would say no I am American, and their smiles would quickly fade. Australians consume a lot of American news and entertainment so their preconceptions of Americans are pretty negative. But many Americans have a preconception of Australians being fun-loving and laid-back which I rarely saw in people. Culturally they seemed pretty reserved until they started drinking. This is mostly in the cities though, people in rural areas are much more steriotypically fun-loving... Until you say you are American...

@Rhys Jones LOL thats so funny but also sad. I believe it tho.

@layney boy have you been to other countries tho? or perhaps just live in Quebec? Im a canadian who lives in america and all i can say is i think people get a lot worse lol.

Junko ya at this point everyone should know to just shut up and get a lawyer. I didn’t like when micheal in the video kept saying “I trust your will” it made me super uncomfortable

So happy he got 46k from that, what a joke lol.

"I have seen the video"
"Excellent that proves my innocence then"

3 days later still in jail, crazy.

People keep saying that cops aren't your enemies, but they're not your friends either. <br>Their job is to arrest people. Always assume the worst in a interrogation and shut up until your lawyer shows up.

People keep saying that cops aren't your enemies, but they're not your friends either.
Their job is to arrest people. Always assume the worst in a interrogation and shut up until your lawyer shows up.

"I'm really sworry to waste your time with this, but I'm not the person you're looking for."

Saint Sacrifice why does the rookie sound so British though?.

Saint Sacrifice why does the rookie sound so British though?.

@layney boy ok it's a stereotype we all have them chill

@layney boy ok it's a stereotype we all have them chill

Your comment is stupid...Canadians are just as pissed off as the rest of the world...Michael is an introvert and a gentle soul...

layney boy you said you didn’t understand why we got that reputation I’m just telling you at least a part of the reason why.

And I grew up and live here as well and honestly haven’t met as many shitty people as you make it seem, what province are you from lol

layney boy it’s how we act in other countries. We send out tons of money for help, we generally don’t get involved in war, as well as our tourists are generally very well behaved. I can tell you for certain Europeans have the same opinion on Canadians as America.

Fun fact I actually ran into a travelling couple in Wales, they had Canadian leafs on their backpacks but told me they were American they just have Canadian backpacks because people treat them like shit with American flagged ones lol

He even thanks the investigator at the end.  <br>Way too Canadian chill. It's almost as if I feel more upset than Michael.

He even thanks the investigator at the end.
Way too Canadian chill. It's almost as if I feel more upset than Michael.

@Andre Quinones wrong, Michael lives matter

@Andre Quinones wrong, Michael lives matter

I freaked out when an american cop accused me of littering once. And people say were the same country 🤣 but yea poor michael tho. Last part here isn't a joke.

 blm


From someone whose been in those shoes but wasn’t innocent I completely feel for them bc they are truly innocent. Some people are extremely unlucky and what’s more important is that this happens so so so many times all over the world at times and it’s scary. Jail isn’t fun it’s miserable the beds are concrete or metal slabs with a 2-3 inch mattress pad a 2 inch thick pillow and a short blanket (for the tall folks I’ve seen suffering from freezing cold whatever) it’s a special type of hell. Fed prison is a bit better but state or county jail you’re mixed with everyone from murderers or weed charge waiting for court so dangerous are mixed with non dangerous and all that.


And, having anxiety from (non) friends and family is hard because either: "anxiety is not real. You are just dealing with guilt of breaking the law" - yes, actually said by a cop (state trooper) or automatically viewed as guilty. They never stop to think how the interaction itself can also bring anxiety, not because guilty not innocent, just purely from it being a conversation.<br>Shit is stupid to be auto labeled guilty.

And, having anxiety from (non) friends and family is hard because either: "anxiety is not real. You are just dealing with guilt of breaking the law" - yes, actually said by a cop (state trooper) or automatically viewed as guilty. They never stop to think how the interaction itself can also bring anxiety, not because guilty not innocent, just purely from it being a conversation.
Shit is stupid to be auto labeled guilty.

i know exactly what you are saying!!
my best friend is going thru something just like this. being charged of a horrible crime simply for exposing a child molestor.
if u have the time and interest, please look up the user : "catterpillar" on youtube.
he is being charged for making that video - he is going thru hell right now, already having had heart issues he tells me he thinks the stress of it all is literally going to kill him, with a heart attack.


The patience of a saint on this man.  It makes me so fearful of the police falsely accusing me


Glad to hear the last bit. What a liar, saying he had video of the accused. 46K wasn't enough. Neither was a demotion. Fraud is fraud, and when committed by a law enforcement officer, it should require a discharge from his position and public shaming. Each lie should have counted as a separate fraud charge. Punitive damages should have been 46K from each of the 3 investigators.


I feel so horrible for the second guy. The way he slowly increases his leg shake as he puts two and two together and realizes he's being falsely accused is heartbreaking. He knew he wasn't going to be believed because he has a history

@mr X the man expressed anxiety and anguish  both verbally and nonverbally.
Both linguistic and nonlinguistic communication  exist.
Byyour own logic,  the very fact that language can be misinterpreted or used to deceive invalidates it.
Your argument boils down to " until i can READ MINDS" language is ' STUPID. '

@mr X This is incorrect.
Nonlinguistic communication is real.
The commenter didnt say that the increasigl6 agitated leg bounce PROVED anything.
It is plausible given the entire context that it Indicates agitationand the terrible things Causing agitationat well known to us.

@mr X lol. Its just an empathetic inference.  based in the entire known context and relatable
Sure the person is IMAGIIG what they'd be feeling snd just aboutAll people would be experiencing  in his place if They were doing that-...

COULD the leg bounce be manifesting something  else, entirely?   Sure , but how is THAT. relevant?

@mr X look who discovered logical falkacies 101 😁

@mr X look who discovered logical falkacies 101 😁

@mr X sure but  the context IS known here.  GOOD POINTS IN GENERAL. but in this instance how bout you   RELAX and take her empathetic share made in good faith for what it is ?

@mr X because most humans can relate to the escalating agitation it exposes and the rising  anguish most people would be feeling in his place.

@FiNiSH Random well, two YEARS of false imprisonment  doesntNOT Matter.

@mr X I’m sorry I didn’t read anything but I know if I did text to speech it would just be a fart

@mr X are you kidding me? You clearly don’t work in healthcare because there are plenty of peer review studies that evidence a correlation between body language and internal state of mind. Body language obviously does not ‘cause’ body language, but there is evidence to support that body language can be expressive of emotion and thought

same thing happen to me except i don't have history, in fact i never did anything wrong in my entire life and now i'm still figthing charge and trust me, even if i know i will win in court, it still horrible and some days i just want to kill myself, i cant handle all of this shit, 2nd worst moment of life

@mr X
He literally says he's freaking out in the video. Stop being so pointlessly pedantic.

Also there's no evidence that body language is a good indicator of emotion objectively across all people. It can still very much be used situationally to track changes in the mental state of specific individuals. Especially when it's a behavior that repeats with similar stimuli

@Citizen Otacon you have made 2 mistakes here. You are telling me that someone is experiencing anxiety at a specific moment in time.

You absolutely cannot do this. Anxiety is a state of mind it is entirely subjective therefore there is no possible way for any one to know if a different person is experiencing it.

your second mistake is that you have cited an observable action as proof of the persons state of mind. You also cannot do this - the reason for any behaviour anyone shows is entirely subjective and there is no possible way to know what it is.

@mr X damn, you got proven so wrong you went silent. <br>also, you usually like a comment when you agree with it, find it entertaining, sympathize with what's being said, etc etc. so, you're also wrong with that part as well.

@mr X damn, you got proven so wrong you went silent.
also, you usually like a comment when you agree with it, find it entertaining, sympathize with what's being said, etc etc. so, you're also wrong with that part as well.

Ughhhh.... that shit was so obvious to me that he is telling the truth. He is like panicking and offended and it’s clearly genuine. He was so not expecting that... poor Justin.. “I used to be a piece of shit” he isn’t even angry at the detectives exactly it seems like he is just heartbroken. He keeps apologizing he’s in shock. ughhhhhh I know this was something out of his nightmares...

@mr X you're literally arguing that no one should make choices because outcomes come in many different shapes. Get a life bro.

@mr X bro..... you can literally google why you're wrong.
You can't determine someone's way of thinking by body language, but you can tell what they're feeling in that moment.

For example when someone's face is beet red but it's in the middle of a summer day, a very normal temperature, no wind, but their friend said something that could embarrass that person. The person's face turning red is due to embarrassment, which is body language.

Someone bouncing their legs at a rapid pace is a very good indicator for anxiety, also tremors is another good way of spotting anxiety, when someone is constantly shifting their eyes and analyzing a room, that's anxiety.

I took college classes on this, what you're spouting is complete bullshit.

Like yeah when a guy is getting in my face and shouting at me, and clenching a fist that totally doesn't mean he wants to punch me, nope not at all, for all we know he's going in for a hug. You're delusional.

@mr X anxiety, people usually fidget with their legs if they get nervous, he was bouncing his leg up and down the whole interrogation.

@SUIT NUGGERAT no did you watch the video? He was completely innocent

@The Journey thanks for describing my point more articulately than I ever could have.

Feelin bad for both guys myself. But yeah you're right in respect to his predicament dawning upon him, and his resulting behaviour.

@mr X Man give it up dude.  4.9 k people versus you is reason enough to question your bloody reasoning.
And just because you participated in a debate club or studies the top 10 logical fallacies, etc, doesn't make you right either.
Appeal to authority or popularity are not 'proof' but they are evidence towards something being more likely true. And frankly stats plays a role in what is true and what is not true, ask any bloody physics major on the study of reality at its deepest level, it often comes down to stats.
Similarly a large portion of why a human thinks something is true is based on the probabilities as well, whether for instance someone shaking their leg could mean a thousand different things, the fact that under certain circumstances it statistically often only means one or two things is happening internally with the person means that people can logically make that leap and be 'reasonable' sure they are correct. This is how we get by in the world, the way you are proposing would grind anyone to a halt having to second guess everything because 'it might be wrong rarely'.  By backing this up with years of human study and first hand knowledge confirmed by asking someone what they are experiencing say at the same time they are shaking their leg, etc.  And then by also simple projecting oneself into the situation and understanding how you might feel. Humans combine all this and make a judgement call all the bloody time, and it works, otherwise we wouldn't do it.  Can it be wrong, yes, of course, does it mean it's wrong just because it can be wrong, no, that is a logical fallacy in itself.
Here is the facts, it is more then likely correct by quite a large margin, and that is good enough for most people, especially in a case like this where it doesn't matter too much, and it really is the most likely scenario.  If there was say someone's life hanging on the result, then yea, we can delve into the depts of Descartes Doubt, but this is not reasonable for most everyday things in life.  And pushing it like everything 'must be done to the extreme' is just a fallacy in itself.
The fact that there are 4.9k people who think the same, and the only 1 sharing your opinion gives us a chance of 4900 to 1 that you are wrong buddy.  Because it is clear that to 4900k people they would likely feel the same thing as Stephen originally described.  Thus in a poll it shows that 4900 people would react the way Stephen described in the situation, and 1 person says that shaking their leg like that in that situation would not mean their leg would likely shake more aggressively as the realization of the situation took hold.  Ie we did a poll, 4900 people to 1 is the current poll.
So yea, 4900 to 1 you are wrong. Gonna go with that 'logic'....

@Stephen Grigg No, these people did not agree with you they gave a like. This is not the same as an agreement since you dont know why any given one of them clicked on the like button.

In any case claiming that people agree with you is a  Appeal to popularity logical fallacy. If a message has a big enough audience its is going to get lots of supporters but that dos not in any way prove that the statement is accurate because even the worst lies can be believed by many people.

@mr X more than four thousand people agreed with me. Get a life dude

@Stephen Grigg Your comment is an ad hominin logical fallacy.

@macandfries have you got any evidence to support that statement or did you just make it up?

No, Just No!

Anything that another person is thinking - including the reason for ANY form of body language  or experiencing is entirely subjective - it cannot be observed and exists only in that persons mind.

This means that it is not possible to know anything about what another person is thinking, or experiencing or why they behave the way they do based on their body language.

Anyone who makes ANY  a statement about someone else's state of mind along with a statement about their body language that they think "proves" it is ether stupid to the point of there being something wrong with them or a fraud who is trying to fool exceptionally stupid people.

Would you please explain  why you think a suspects leg movements are in any way relevant

@macandfries what matters is he's out now. and rightfully so

@macandfries Yes alleged.

"used to convey that something is claimed to be the case or have taken place, although there is no proof."

There is no proof. A lawyer making an accusation isn't proof, it's an accusation. So, yes, alleged.

@macandfries Thanks.  Interesting.. it's a bit hard to get the info, but it seems like he knew Candi and stole her daughters Playstation while he was visiting the house?  But that she then made up the story of him breaking in and beating her.  Wild.

@macandfries but im tslking bout when they don't like both cases shown in the video...

yea i mean especially knowing in your heart, that they don't have any kind of evidence to support their claims. just absolutely shitty and horrific feeling im sure.

@macandfries why would his lawyer say that

@macandfries why would his lawyer say that


First-class detective work right there...thankfully justice prevailed


I'm so glad the investigators actually received a punishment


I admire this other side when the detectives are trying to nail you for something you didnt do. The innocent project tells you how many innocent people are in jail for something they didn't do. Sad sad


I worked with cops just like this, (in the US) ...  who could give a shit less if they have the right guy. Detectives are not trained to eliminate as much as they are put under pressure to "solve" things quickly and put another brownie button on their girl scout vest.


I love that JCS actually listened to their viewers and did a video of innocent people being interrogated....orrr maybe they've been planning it all along. Either way, dope stuff.

theres innocent people ones on his patreon

Was Top comment always on every video hard to imagine it’s coincidence

They already had a similar video like this before when they started, with the first guy actually, too bad they had to take them down, their early videos were gold

@Brekowins dirty tactics, very dirty in that show. My bloodpressure is rising when im even thinking about those cases..

I think he listens cause he mentioned something specific that we say in the comments a lot: (Innocent people with anxiety will look guilty). idk though, but I was waiting for this video 💕😂

I feel like it's hard to plan something like these situations when it's just you. Soon you'd probably start to doubt your plan and start bouncing ideas off people which likely leads to witnesses and accusers.

Or maybe he didn’t listen bc they’re not innocent.

Yup this is great stuff. I recommend watching "confession tapes" on netflix, it's a good documentary series on interrogating (probably) innocent subjects and forcing a confession.

Yeah I have been waiting for one like this.


"So let me get this straight... you are sentencing me ten years in prison for crimes I never committed? Hell, might as well make it twenty."

Punches judge across the face

"So let me get this straight... you are sentencing me ten years in prison for crimes I never committed? Hell, might as well make it twenty."

_Punches judge across the face_


What’s scary about all this is that you are in a world of 💩 if the investigators convince themselves that you are guilty of the crime. The system is supposed to prevent wrongful imprisonment, but humanity is not a system and you can be at the mercy of the ones doing the digging.


I know how’s he feeling it’s fucked up me and my brother were falsely accused of molestation and rapes 3 years ago by our own  maid I feel this guy how it feels when you are falsely accused of things which you have not even committed but I have faith in justice system and we won the case as truth always  wins 🙏🏼


Did they actually kept michael in jail for 3 days? Those detectives were really taking their sweet time.<br>Wow man. I know people can be petty. But this one left me speechless.

Did they actually kept michael in jail for 3 days? Those detectives were really taking their sweet time.
Wow man. I know people can be petty. But this one left me speechless.


Hey, this kind of visual comparison between the psychology of people who have committed a crime and those who have not is especially interesting. In your past videos you've done an amazing job at explaining how a suspect's behavior during interrogation betrays their psychology. In this video you've gone that much further by contrasting such behaviours in detail by using past cases. This is amazing work. Thank you.

MraPirates you have a point but I think it’s important to learn from them

I honestly hate most of videos...not because they are getting criminals to confess, but because those tactics used on an innocent person can cause them to crack as well, which is unfortunate.

TheRev0 and can you believe this is free on YouTube?  JCS has taught me sooo much about people who lie.  I swear, I was good at catching liars before, but I am a freaking expert now lol

I bet this video was in response to popular demand.

@mak0001 This vid does make me paranoid though

I agree! Very intriguing. I study applied math. I don’t know shit about detective work but this channel ALWAYS keeps my attention. This video even more.

Agreed! Loved to see the compare/contrast, please bring more of it! Big fan :)

Agreed, great work. Glad to see innocent people too.

Agreed, also nice to see an innocent person every once in a while.


I have been questioned many times in my youth I always made it very difficult for the detectives LOL I had the ability to lie and remember everything I lied about and even left room in the lies for the future and I did everything alone! I once told a detective it was my job to break the law and your job is to catch me cops are not there to help anyone better to keep your mouth shut from the beginning only talk to your lawyer.


Imagine purposely trying to throw someone in prison so that you can get promoted.

FTP.

ALL OF THEM.


The first Guy is Calm because He's never been in trouble before, and has a naive understanding of our Justice System. The 2nd Guy knows that the Truth is irrelevant in a Court of Law, He understands that Speculation can become Reality in a blink of an Eye. And what did or did not happen no longer matters.


Once again this wonderful channel is attacked with graphic content flagging from youtube. How many times does this team have to reinstate the videos back up for you to get off their back?


"The interrogating officer and three other investigators were demoted and suspended without pay."<br>Music to my ears.

"The interrogating officer and three other investigators were demoted and suspended without pay."
Music to my ears.

What about the guy who spent 2 year's in there what did he get?

What about the guy who spent 2 year's in there what did he get?

@TheMattc999 But, how do you know this cop is guilty of what you're accusing him of and suggesting he be locked up for a lengthy time? Just playing devil's advocate here, but shouldn't that cop also be considered innocent until proven guilty?  If your answer is no, then you're being hypocritical! :P

@Harry Mills I agree with your first paragraph, that what the cops did here is similar to bearing false witness and should not be considered acceptable conduct.
But, the problem with your comparison of a sitting president being accused of a crime without evidence and then being investigated, is that the president has more waaaaay more power than an average citizen who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. I think it's fair for the people in positions of tremendous power over the country and world to be scrutinized more closely than the average citizen walking down the street on his way to work, building trade shows.

 Also, Trump wasn't stuck in a holding cell for three days like this unfortunate citizen was. :P

This guy was so chill, and got $50k out of the the deal. Not bad for three days of inconvenience.

This guy was so chill, and got $50k out of the the deal. Not bad for three days of inconvenience.

@Jacklyn Narian btw I didn’t say overnight, what I meant is the amount of people who say they are anti gun for years now yet for some reason y’all can’t change it even though you said it. Literally politics is dumb but I know things can change if they really out enough effort but most of these days it doesn’t seem like there is any movement trying to stop guns at all. I mean seriously this gun problem has been going on for years but doesn’t seem like it’s gonna be fixed any time in the future. More importantly I’m critiquing your country because I have reasons to and y’all gotta learn to take some criticism. I’m not saying my country is the best and has no problems, of course it has problems and let’s be honest that all countries has problems but this is the internet and I am critiquing your country under the comments of this video. Like I would criticize my own country if this comment was about my country but what I’m commenting on is what this comment implies and therefore I add context about my argument. So it is in my best interest to critique what I believe in mentioned in this comment. I know that you are defending your country and being critical about something isn’t bad. That’s what makes things  better. There are many things I think you misunderstood and took it offensively but I want you to know that these are just criticisms and are not directed against you since you are a person but not the entire population. Also I don’t think you are reading my replies correctly lmao cause you seem to repeat some of the things I mentioned. I mentioned how the entire western civilization is colonized which includes Canada and USA and South America, and what I compared to was how USA treated the natives vs how the Canadian treated the natives. You misinterpreted my wording. Also politics are complicated I get it, but let’s be honest here, you don’t need politics for change. Just see India’s protest for independence, or the African American’s protests of freedom. Non of these needed politics though politics were involved but it wasn’t the governments who changed the law, it was the people who fought for change who changed the law. Right now your telling me only politicians can choose what the people want apparently and if the governments want guns, the people can’t change that. I’m just suggesting and asking for some clarity to why hasn’t gun law changed after years meanwhile other populations of people can make such changed just in a few years. It almost seems as you may be wrong about the amount of people who are Antigun. Even a single person can change countries like ghandi or Martin Luther king junior, or Mandela. These people changed the world because of their will and strength for change, so what does America have? Are you ready for a change?

@Brian Ni you've never taken a political science class before? I wish laws can change overnight but it doesn't work that way. Maybe you're still a teenager. I don't know who you are but I hope get to learn how politics work. And more importantly, learn to not only criticize other nations but yours as well. That's how democracies work. Racism is well and alive in Canada too. Like the US, it has a history of colonialism.

@Jacklyn Narian why is it that you guys are mostly anti gun yet you can’t change gun laws? Isn’t America the country you can hope for change with the right amount of protest and people? Also yes literally the entire western civilization was colonized but the way the natives were handled was a bit different. Anyways my image isn’t a white man carrying a gun killing African Americans, it is however a country that somehow can never change it’s roots. I can’t say my country is racist free because inside everyone’s a bit prejudice. I’m jus sayin man the media is a strong place and it has much power to define what a country may be.

@Melissa B It was also Canada. Everywhere is fucked, but not everywhere is fucked in the same ways or for the same reasons.

@Melissa B It was also Canada. Everywhere is fucked, but not everywhere is fucked in the same ways or for the same reasons.

its not enough! Demote? what does that even mean?! oh so now he is just a normal investigator ? i doubt they will be working traffic lights! but the brother could of had his whole life ruined! disgusting! at least he got a car out of it 45k aint no lose change!

How much did the red haired falsely accused guy get, after he got out of jail after 2 years? I hope he got a lot in compensation.

How much did the red haired falsely accused guy get, after he got out of jail after 2 years? I hope he got a lot in compensation.

@Harry Mills I hope the lying lady got jail time.

@Harry Mills I hope the lying lady got jail time.

@Melissa B that's just what the media told you bro

@Melissa B that's just what the media told you bro

Imo I think this is a mistake that should cost you your job permanently. To risk ruin somebody’s life because you didn’t do your job properly is just insane to me. They simply don’t have what it takes to be an investigator or officer.

Saved The best part for last almost left the video out of anger too

Saved The best part for last almost left the video out of anger too

I love a happy ending too. That's some major BS they put him through when they had absolutely no evidence that he did anything.

I love a happy ending too. That's some major BS they put him through when they had absolutely no evidence that he did anything.

@Brian Ni your perspective comes from your media. Most Americans are anti-gun as well. If your image of an average American is a gun-carrying, racist white man from a small town who goes hunting for black people, you are uneducated on the fact that this is a country of immigrants where most have escaped persecution and/or financial hardship. Canada is also that type of nation - colonized and stolen from natives by the Brits and French. It's ok to be critical of where you live. Comparing yourself to the US just to make you feel better doesn't do anything to further push justice in your own home.

@Jacklyn Narian welp i guess we just have different perspectives then. Good thing we don’t have guns in canada tho.

@Jacklyn Narian welp i guess we just have different perspectives then. Good thing we don’t have guns in canada tho.

@Brian Ni I hope you know that close to 75% of US citizens don't agree with what the police do here. Racism exists everywhere - even in Canada. This video was proof of that, whether justice was served or not.

Fired and forced to pay a fee for the damage repair would the right thing to do.

Fired and forced to pay a fee for the damage repair would the right thing to do.

Well to he innocent the one who investigated the ginger, were pretty reasonable compare to the other one

Well to he innocent the one who investigated the ginger, were pretty reasonable compare to the other one

Who hired these idiots in the first place?..very wrong way of investigation and coming to a conclusion without any proper evidence..

Who hired these idiots in the first place?..very wrong way of investigation and coming to a conclusion without any proper evidence..

Officers have the ability to cause immense damage to someone's life.  They should have minimally received the same treatment - put into prison for 3 days.

Officers have the ability to cause immense damage to someone's life.  They should have minimally received the same treatment - put into prison for 3 days.

i was kinda happy when I heard he got 46k for the 3 days but I let out a loud HELL YEAH when I her the investigators were demoted and suspend without pay, just M'WAH perfect

@ケザコ I completely agree!! Cops these days are literally OUT OF CONTROL!!!!

@ケザコ I completely agree!! Cops these days are literally OUT OF CONTROL!!!!

Firing them would’ve put a real big smile on my face but I suppose this grin will suffice

Firing them would’ve put a real big smile on my face but I suppose this grin will suffice

I'm not privy to the entire event, but that officer should not have been suspended.

He should have been sentenced and jailed for the same charges he was trying to pin on an innocent man...

They should have been fired, clearly they can’t do the job at hand.

They should have been fired, clearly they can’t do the job at hand.

@Ash Trash yes I know but I'll take what I can get for the time being. Just because you will settle for less in situations you can't change doesn't mean you can't fight for better

@Harry Mills Who are you referring to when you say "these people?" Because it seems like you are talking about the cops in the video (local cops), but then you are talking about illegally obtained warrants, and the United States government (federal lawmakers, presumably). Those two aren't the same group, so there must be a bigger group, that contains both of the smaller groups - local cops and federal lawmakers. So what group is it that are "these people?" One commonality is that they are mostly white men. Are you talking about white men?

@Ash Trash You see, i think that the punishment for "what could have happened" an violation of principles, we can't have access or predict what could or could not have happen, that's why the ends cannot justify the means (you cannot guarantee the outcome  [end]), the  punishments should be fair, that said, i believe that if the detective jail the guy for 2, 5 ,10  years in prison,  then the detective should  have a punishment as severe as it, and the victim should receive according indenization

@Emma G that's some liberal "compromising" bullshit right there lmao All Cats Are Beautiful

@Emma G that's some liberal "compromising" bullshit right there lmao All Cats Are Beautiful

Ok to all the people saying that the punishment they got wasn't enough, well yeah bo shit it wasn't. But it's a lot better than what we usually get, where police aren't held accountable at all unless there is significant public backlash

@Mooncake it shouldn't be about punishment for what happened. It should be about prevention and punishment for what COULD HAVE happened. These people have legal immunity AND total authority to wreck or even end our lives completely. They need to be held to a MUCH higher standard than the average citizen, but instead they are held to a lower one. This is on purpose. The system isn't designed to protect us.

@ケザコ In this case the guy got 3 days of jail, and received 46k of it.<br>It's no like he was convicted and served years on jail, so i found the punishment kinda fitting, and also the indenization

@ケザコ In this case the guy got 3 days of jail, and received 46k of it.
It's no like he was convicted and served years on jail, so i found the punishment kinda fitting, and also the indenization

@Harry Mills And of course in the USA they can go after a criminal President with legally obtained warrants. It recently occured. And nothing happened to the criminal President. Disgusting. God bless America....

@Harry Mills Totally agree. If you have the power to wreck someone's life, reputation, and livelihood it better be taken and treated with that significance with gross misconduct punishable by the same repercussions as the defendant is facing (jail and prison).

Why? Lmao if I made that big a mistake at my job, I'd be fired. And human lives don't depend on my job.

Why? Lmao if I made that big a mistake at my job, I'd be fired. And human lives don't depend on my job.

so a slight pay cut and temporary vacation. they still have their jobs.

so a slight pay cut and temporary vacation. they still have their jobs.

@Harry Mills your analysis is SPOT ON! From a theological perspective as well as the social perspective...touche '!

@Harry Mills your analysis is SPOT ON! From a theological perspective as well as the social perspective...touche '!

Hope Michael had the time of his life with the 46k compensation. Champagne jacuzzi.

Hope Michael had the time of his life with the 46k compensation. Champagne jacuzzi.

A happy ending (: I’m glad when cops actually get punished instead of it being swept under the rug!

A happy ending (: I’m glad when cops actually get punished instead of it being swept under the rug!

Yeah, they should never work again in a capacity that serves the public.

Yeah, they should never work again in a capacity that serves the public.

So just being demoted is music to your ears? The cop is useless piece of s***.
Instead of being a good detective and reviewing evidence, which is hard work, he decided to just "wing it".
He was lying (to both the suspect and himself) that he already had all the answers. That's not "trickery", that's just being a lazy bum.
How did he not get fired?

In all honesty they deserved to be fired. Watching the interrogator not even give the man a chance to speak for himself and insist he's guilty was kind of painful.

In all honesty they deserved to be fired. Watching the interrogator not even give the man a chance to speak for himself and insist he's guilty was kind of painful.

Such a culture shock to me. In my country, the US, they would have possibly shot him and been promoted with more pay. Them getting demoted or suspended without pay isn't even on the menu here.

@Melissa B this took place in Canada. I think that it is reasonable to assume that they might.

@Melissa B this took place in Canada. I think that it is reasonable to assume that they might.

not enough! they need jail and or prison time

not enough! they need jail and or prison time

i can't tell you how satisfying that was...

i can't tell you how satisfying that was...

Actually hearing that I was like 'good you f***ing c***t' haha I hope this officer lost his job, like hell he treated him like an individual. The level of contempt and disrespect was unreal!

The issue is that they should have been fired.

The issue is that they should have been fired.

You know, I REALLY wanna be more like that Michael type, but I´m much rather more like that Justin type...

You know, I REALLY wanna be more like that Michael type, but I´m much rather more like that Justin type...

I was so upset from this video. Thank you for writing this information. I hope to God not to ever be in such a situation and cringe in my soul that such practices exists. Thank God the truth prevailed and at least locally there was some accountability by this department.

@P Sauer honestly watching this interrogation is quite scary. I mean this was a Blatant case of just get any ole guy arrested for being at the wrong place, right time….

@Shardell Yeah, okay, but there's a thing called perspective. There's a thing called a second chance. These guys shouldn't be cops any longer but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be treated without humanity. We become just as bad as they acted if we do. They should go to prison for what they did so that other cops know there's consequences. But for the rest of their life? That isn't justice, that's vengeance.

@drakkonis1 Mistakes like that can only be made on purpose and maliciously and stealing someone’s time is the worst crime

@drakkonis1 Mistakes like that can only be made on purpose and maliciously and stealing someone’s time is the worst crime

@Shardell A little excessive, don't you think?

@Shardell A little excessive, don't you think?

Should have been FIRED. It is evil, they had video footage and it was reported by the shop owner it was a white man.

Should have been FIRED. It is evil, they had video footage and it was reported by the shop owner it was a white man.

....So the management office of the departments voiced genuine interest to have the interrogating officer and three other investigators back to work the moment after they were informed they made their biggest mistakes that can be made in their respective SERIOUS positions that literally directly deal with people and CAN alter people's lives with a mistake in the field they chose.... in any company I've worked with (that DOESN'T alter people's lives in a serious matter I've seen people immediately get fired for a mistake or two that once again doesn't alter any one's life in a serious way... a cop makes their BIGGEST mistake *which is either kill or bring in and lie on innocent.... they get sent home for a few days.... sent home and told to come back...........<br>How were they not FIRED? Lmfao

....So the management office of the departments voiced genuine interest to have the interrogating officer and three other investigators back to work the moment after they were informed they made their biggest mistakes that can be made in their respective SERIOUS positions that literally directly deal with people and CAN alter people's lives with a mistake in the field they chose.... in any company I've worked with (that DOESN'T alter people's lives in a serious matter I've seen people immediately get fired for a mistake or two that once again doesn't alter any one's life in a serious way... a cop makes their BIGGEST mistake *which is either kill or bring in and lie on innocent.... they get sent home for a few days.... sent home and told to come back...........
How were they not FIRED? Lmfao

@Derek Lemaster That's not good enough, either. They should have been prosecuted. Police are entrusted with a sacred trust. If they cannot carry that trust they should find other work. If they outright betray that trust they should be punished more severely than the criminals.

Shouldn't they have been fired? I've heard of people being fired for being late to work. These guys took three days of a innocent mans life away because they were lazy.

I’m working night shift and I yelled out a little waking a patient up Bc I got happy that he got paid and those insidious officers got what they need.

I’m working night shift and I yelled out a little waking a patient up Bc I got happy that he got paid and those insidious officers got what they need.

@ケザコ exactly, if not sentenced to prison for as long as they were trying to put him away for, set a real example for other cops that we are no longer going to take this bullshit.

what a joke, demoted and suspended without pay? they almost ruined this man's life because they were so incompetent. Being fired and barred from ever serving as a cop/investigator for life should be the absolute minimum

That's not good enough. They needed to be fired.

That's not good enough. They needed to be fired.

That is the part that put a smile to my face, what really got me emotional is how polite & respectful Michael Dixon is to the racist scumbag detective who didnt even think once that this could be wrong. Its amazing how God changes situation & people like Mr Dixon never loose their temper.

@Melissa B When they get it blatantly wrong and mess with people's lives, unjustly, there should be severe punishments.  It's right up there with bearing false witness, which should be punished the same way as you'd punish the falsely accused, if found guilty.

The way these people can put your life in jeopardy at little or no risk to themselves is disgusting.  In the USA, they can go after a sitting president with illegally obtained warrants and CLEAR malice, and nothing happens to them.

There've always been those who operate above the law.  It's more blatant, now.  They do it right out in the open, and if you're on the wrong side of it, you have no remedy.

It’s all a show, don’t be so easily tricked. The culture within the Police does not allow for reasonable punishment for f#$’ ups like this.

It’s all a show, don’t be so easily tricked. The culture within the Police does not allow for reasonable punishment for f#$’ ups like this.

I literally perked my head up from my computer while this played in the background, for a second I forgot I was at work

I literally perked my head up from my computer while this played in the background, for a second I forgot I was at work


When I was 16, (32 now) I use to run around with gang members. One time there was a drive-by shooting in the city I live in and the person was killed. After about a month, the gang task force came to my house and took me in for questioning about the shooting. When I got to the interrogation room, 1st thing they said was, "we know u did it. Ur homies said u did it and they said u buried the gun in ur backyard." I was like wtf? I said I don't know wtf u guys are talking about. They persistently kept coming at me telling me to come clean. I did get pissed and I cussed them out saying they don't know wtf they're talking about. After a while I got fed up, laughed and told them I'm f'n done talking with them. They threatened me that they'll see me in court and I'm gonna get life. I told them well then do what u f'n gotta do cuz it seems ya got no suspects so ya just pulling people in threatening them. They took me to Juvie after and I was there for a month. Court date came up and guess what my charge was? "Disorderly Conduct" for a school fight I had months back before they took me in for the "interrogation" and got expelled for. Moral of my story is that I knew I was innocent and yes I got pissed off like the innocent guy in this vid cuz of all the accusations being thrown right at ur face but I chucked it with a laugh at the end cuz my innocence was there in mind and heart.


I’ll say it again.  Always ask to speak to an attorney.  Do not answer any questions by the police.  Let your attorney do the talking.


micheal asked for a lawyer and the dective dismissed his request, all while claiming he was giving him his rights and treating him decently.  im beyond happy everything worked out in his favor but the damage is still done.


I would have liked to have seen this video framed in a way where you presented the video as a guilty person being analyzed as usual, only for you to pull the rug from under us to reveal that he was actually innocent


This makes me sick how many people who are innocent get arrested and their lives ruined while the actual person who committed the crime skips away free

Yeah they should only arrest guilty people!<br>Oh wait.... they actually don't know for certain who's guilty.  So maybe give investigators a break.

Yeah they should only arrest guilty people!
Oh wait.... they actually don't know for certain who's guilty.  So maybe give investigators a break.

@Straight Pride Is this bait? You threw the whole fishing pole.

This is personally why I'm against the death penalty. Unless we can 100% guarantee that everyone is convicted correctly (which will never happen as long as humans are involved) then I am against it.

@hits*academic what if the king is a tyrant? It's democratic for a reason.

@Buddy Boyy I would 100% agree as long as the guilty murderers and rapists who are set free are made to live in your neighborhood

@PlayStation2014  no one asked you lol. im glad that happened

Happened to my Uncle. Served 16 years wrongfully

It is a truly rare occurrence, but luck does exist

@hits*academic ok, literally speaking what does that mean.

Ive been arrested twice because i called the police for help the first time my gf was holding the deadbolt so i couldn't open the door. They falsified the report saying i was too drunk to open the door with my keys. I did everything right i went to the bar took a cab home then have to spend the night in jail. Was never arrested before either. Was then arrested again for my neighbor calling the cops on me they asked me to talk to them outside and cuffed and arrested me right there. They assumed i was a aggressor because my girlfriend at the time threw me into furniture with enough force to break it. Its really upsetting and i have those charges for life now.

I agree but side note ur profile pic and name are so cute (I love Harry Potter also)

Fr or when there's so much evidence stacked up against them but their lawyer finds a weird loophole in the law

@hits*academic We have learned from history that if there is 1 king, even if he wants to help the country, one of his offspring is eventually going to get power hungry

The number of wrongly, falsely followed, harassed, indicted, charged and convicted, incarcerated is actually astounding.
Also, last time I checked about 50% of those who are incarcerated have non violent drug offenders.
This prisons for profit and police needing to make quotas has to cease and desist.

@Buddy Boyy depending on what they did I fully agree

you could've just stopped at : This makes me sick how many people who are innocent get arrested and their lives ruined

we dont care about the rest.

Hi this topic is big for me im from Ireland I got badly beating by a garda he us a to take me from school with no warrant he get me in his car and beat me to these places that were broke int he use to beat me show me how I got into these houses then drive me to the station tel me just admit to this u can go home never had celisitor now I am fighting so fukn  hard to get justice to stop this it's not fair

@hits*academic Great plan einstein, except what happens when your king is a criminal. Hint: Historically, thats most of them, its the whole damn reason we had to invent democracy. The only "good" kings are kings without power.

When I used to work in the courts here in australia (As a video technician, I was the guy who set up all the video-links, fixed the VHS machines (This was the early 2000s when VHS was still a thing) and a Judge once told me that she estimates that in a jury trial about a 1/3 of the people convicted are innocent and 1/2 of the people found innocent actually did it. Non Jury trials the ratio is a lot better because judges are pretty experienced with reading body language and evaluating evidence, (Thoug they do get to hear the discarded evidence which is usually prejudicial and poor quality),  but still would likely be around 1/4 innocent found guilty and 1/4 guilty found innocent.

Now, imagine that situation with the death penalty? Terrifying isn't it.


I got really angry on behalf of michael, I'm glad to hear that he got Justice


I think the difference with the first two subjects reactions are that Michael probably has been accused many more times than the second dude. That's why Michael is innocent but his reaction is unusually calm. He also knows how quickly an intense rebuttal can be labeled "aggressive" and not end well for someone like him.


What happened to your channel? I was watching "Wrath of Jodi" and once I refreshed the page - yt told me it's not there. I checked your channel - and many of the videos I'd frequently watched just went poof. Only 3 remaining. What happened? Your content is of such quality and I enjoy watching it s much.


When you're in these situations I think it's good to call out the investigators. "Are you sure you know that? Yeah prove it to me.." etc. But ultimately best to get a lawyer...


Im glad the detectives were punished. They could have ruined this young man's life.

@🌟 Brandon Uwanawich So innocent people don't go to jail?

ofc am going to worry

@ja vin don’t fear anything my guy if u never did anything don’t worry

For all we know they did. A false accusation even if exonerated can cause irreparable damage. It's why a suspension and demotion aren't sufficient for this detective.

Unfortunately, many lives got ruined like that, that's why I fear being at the wrong place at the wrong moment.

@Emma yeah they should face serious punishment for what they did to that guy who was clearly innocent

Purposely trying to imprison someone they know is innocent to boost their own repertoire should result in immediate termination, but at least they were punished, I guess.

Purposely trying to imprison someone they _know_ is innocent to boost their own repertoire should result in immediate termination, but at least they _were_ punished, I guess.

Absolutely, the only thing is he's described as being 37 years old here, although he looks 10 years younger.


So getting a promotion from a forced confession promotes a detective? That sounds like a defective system to me..


Salute to Michael. He got my respect for being such a smart and calm man..


I was once accused falsely that I played a role in a rape case. I experienced the same shit as Michael Dixon. My reaction was something between Michael and Justin. At first I was calm because I knew that I did not do anything. But once they told me, that one of the girls which should had been raped recognized me on one of the photos they showed to her, I was furious! It was obviously a lie because they did not arrest me or anything afterwards. They were just trying my composure. The strategics of these cops all the same all around the globe. I am from the Czech Republic by the way.


I would much sooner react like the first person. And I would definitely never lose my cool. Granted, I don't have enough of a history that burglary would land me 20 years in jail. Nor do I live in a nation where that is even possible in the first place. But I do have a history so I can understand someone actually losing his cool under the circumstances and getting angry and upset at the whole situation.

But mostly I would remain extremely and unnervingly calm. Although, if a police officer says he has evidence that does not exist... it depends on my state of mind. I am confident enough that I would laugh off any accusations. And while in my nation even just police officers need to have a decent IQ, I know that these people are not the most intelligent people on the planet.

I would much sooner react like the first person. And I would definitely never lose my cool. Granted, I don't have enough of a history that burglary would land me 20 years in jail. Nor do I live in a nation where that is even possible in the first place. But I do have a history so I can understand someone actually losing his cool under the circumstances and getting angry and upset at the whole situation.

But mostly I would remain extremely and unnervingly calm. Although, if a police officer says he has evidence that does not exist... it depends on my state of mind. I am confident enough that I would laugh off any accusations. And while in my nation even just police officers need to have a decent IQ, I know that these people are *not* the most intelligent people on the planet.


Cop: "We have witnesses"
Michael: "Perfect!"
Cop: "We have footage of you."
Michael: "WONDERFUL"
Cop: Sweats profusely

Cop: "We have witnesses"
Michael: "Perfect!"
Cop: "We have footage of you."
Michael: "WONDERFUL"
Cop: *Sweats profusely*

@Praevasc the sentencing has more to do with precedence, age, prior convictions and socio-economics…… than your helpfulness

@Abby Cross the FOP/IA/Legal team strongly suggests he make this claim as it opens up a can of worms, shakes public trust, threatens finding and power structure

@Aaron Gonzalez depends on your experiences in jail. I doubt that a lifelong trauma is worth that.

@Aaron Gonzalez depends on your experiences in jail. I doubt that a lifelong trauma is worth that.

For me as a German its allways frightening to see how U.S. cops behave while interviewing suspects. I get the feeling that they dont care who, but that someone gets convicted to push their own carreer.

The cop must’ve been trying to call his bluff and it so clearly wasn’t working lmao

The cop must’ve been trying to call his bluff and it so clearly wasn’t working lmao

@Aaron Gonzalez Right?  I did too at first and felt kind of Happy!

@Aaron Gonzalez Right?  I did too at first and felt kind of Happy!

@D D L oh shit nvm then thought he got it like a month later or something

@D D L oh shit nvm then thought he got it like a month later or something

@Aaron Gonzalez long tedious lawsuit efforts and lost time that could have bern directed toward loved ones ambitions and other precious rewarding prioritoes - time stolen that youll Never be able to give back, , compensated nearly TEN YEARS LATER - alot of peoole arenteven ALIVE ten years kater.<br>It wasnt like a GUMBALL MACHINE, Unfortunately.

@Aaron Gonzalez long tedious lawsuit efforts and lost time that could have bern directed toward loved ones ambitions and other precious rewarding prioritoes - time stolen that youll Never be able to give back, , compensated nearly TEN YEARS LATER - alot of peoole arenteven ALIVE ten years kater.
It wasnt like a GUMBALL MACHINE, Unfortunately.

I'd love to see that go to court. "Okay, let's the footage of the accused".

I'd love to see that go to court. "Okay, let's the footage of the accused".

@Galapagos Smooth what? did u not even watch the episode LOL he literally gave an example of why this isn’t the case

@Grand Turtle that’s how it always goes. He held the blue line and gets rewarded. Doesn’t matter if it’s right, ethical, or moral.

Reminds me of poker when they keep calling your raise and you’re holding garbage LOL

Reminds me of poker when they keep calling your raise and you’re holding garbage LOL

Cop: No. This isn't how you are supposed to play the game.

Cop: No. This isn't how you are supposed to play the game.

@Praevasc I agree with you up until the advice about it being to your "advantage to just admit it" if caught "red handed". is absolutely untrue. It does not have any affect on your sentencing.  As someone who worked in a law office I have never seen a Judge take a confession into consideration of sentencing. A confession benefits the officer more than you, believe that. The only right thing to say is to request a lawyer and say nothing else, even if you think they have evidence against you.

@Rabbie Burns 14 million instead of just thousands lol

@Rabbie Burns 14 million instead of just thousands lol

@Ruby Rose damn you fine, watchu doin tonight?

@Ruby Rose damn you fine, watchu doin tonight?

Guess he wasn't getting that promotion, lol. Seriously though, screw that cop. What a terrible detective.

He should have added "Well, I hope you can show this video in court because if you are lying to get me to confess and I spend even a day in jail because of your lies and lack of any reason to hold me, I'll sue the hell out of this place and you personally for harassment".
Now, folks, remember this: cops will NEVER be trying to get you to confess if they actually have the necessary proof to nail you. The fact that they are trying to get you to confess should give you a degree of confidence that you might be OK. Lawyer up and shut up is the best advice anyone can give if you are accused of something.

He should have added "Well, I hope you can show this video in court because if you are lying to get me to confess and I spend even a day in jail because of your lies and lack of any reason to hold me, I'll sue the hell out of this place and you personally for harassment".
Now, folks, remember this: cops will NEVER be trying to get you to confess if they actually have the necessary proof to nail you. The fact that they are trying to get you to confess should give you a degree of confidence that you might be OK. *Lawyer up and shut up* is the best advice anyone can give if you are accused of something.

@Matskat Bro you preheated the oven to 220 degrees, and left him for 3 hours until golden

@Matskat Bro you preheated the oven to 220 degrees, and left him for 3 hours until golden

Funny thing is I'm not a trained cop, and even I can tell he's telling the truth. 🤣

Funny thing is I'm not a trained cop, and even I can tell he's telling the truth. 🤣

@Kreutzer It ain't free everywhere.  But, yes, this is what Cuba did.  When you didn't have wage-slavery, nobody wanted to harvest sugar-cane (back-breaking, horrible work).  In 2007, they sent 19,000 doctors.  Cuba provides more medical personnel to the developing world than all the G8 countries combined.  Out of a country of 11.33 million.

Now why was someone recording at that time-

Now why was someone recording at that time-

Reminds me of the time a guy tried to pay with two counterfeit $20s, and when I didn't return them to him after informing him they were fake, he threatened to call the police. "Please do."

@Bhodisatvas this genuinely made me laugh haha

@Bhodisatvas this genuinely made me laugh haha

@Rabbie Burns no my friend <b>millions upon millions</b> he got what he deserved in humiliation

@Rabbie Burns no my friend *millions upon millions* he got what he deserved in humiliation

@Aaron Gonzalez He was also held in curfew in his house for 9 month. All of a sudden it seems much less attractive.

The guy just played the UNO reverse card.

The guy just played the UNO reverse card.

So we have proof
Michael:you sure about that
Cop:sweats like a waterfall

So we have proof
Michael:you sure about that
Cop:sweats like a waterfall

Especially when the witness testimony was a small bald white guy was the criminal

Especially when the witness testimony was a small bald white guy was the criminal

I felt terrible for the ginger dude with the beard. He’s already messed up once and it sure as hell seemed like he was was doing everything in his power to do right.  His fear is palpable. He knows he’s going down for something he didn’t do. He spent 2.5 years in jail for that offense.  There is no amount of money that can make that right. He’s going to be mistrustful the rest of his life.

I loved that part. Michael did way better than I would've

I loved that part. Michael did way better than I would've

@Mr.SteelinKeepit if becoming doctor is so easy, why isnt everyone a doctor? outside america university education is free. Why isn't everyone a doctor there?

Cop: We got... DNA evidence. And Satellite data. And god himself told me you did it. Will you confess now?

@zammmerjammer He should have been fired though. So infuriating.

@zammmerjammer He should have been fired though. So infuriating.

I hope my answer would be, If you have all of that evidence, why are we even talking.

I hope my answer would be, If you have all of that evidence, why are we even talking.

@Devin the Developer may have been to Australia for a period of time.But his accent is British.

@Devin the Developer may have been to Australia for a period of time.But his accent is British.

@suburbans nation good! This makes me feel better I felt so bad for these guys watching this

@suburbans nation good! This makes me feel better I felt so bad for these guys watching this

@Mr.SteelinKeepit You seriously think 8 years of studying to become a doctor is about college partying?
I suggest you see the kind of stuff freshmen have to learn about. Everyday it’s about memorizing organic chemistry and biochemical pathways/maps, interpreting 100s of graphs so that you can recognize what’s happening in a split-second, while keeping in mind there are caveats to everything. It’s a nightmare.
There maybe bad doctors out there because doctors don’t like making and getting blamed for risky medical decisions by patients’ family and stick to routine benign solutions, but I guarantee you, at least the studying part is very rigorous.

@zammmerjammer "The fact that idiot is still on the force means no one is safe in Hamilton."
That and it is still Hamilton. 🙂

@zammmerjammer _"The fact that idiot is still on the force means no one is safe in Hamilton."_
That and it is still Hamilton. 🙂

I have to admit I got frustrated with Michael at this point. He needed to be more assertive. There is absolutely no point in being cooperative with cops if you're being detained without charge and wrongly accused of a crime. I know he "won" in the end but a lot of people don't.

All the interogator could say is "I did"  and Michael says we'll that makes no sense cause I didn't do it"

All the interogator could say is "I did"  and Michael says we'll that makes no sense cause I didn't do it"

@Mr.SteelinKeepit i REALLY  dont think its moronic but you can have your opinion. <br>Bad ones will be bad ones. Good ones will be overshadowed.

@Mr.SteelinKeepit i REALLY  dont think its moronic but you can have your opinion.
Bad ones will be bad ones. Good ones will be overshadowed.

@Rabbie Burns I wouldn't be so sure that cop was reprimanded or demoted at all.its the government we're talking about, where promotion is largely based on longevity, not competency.

The cops change of tone was funny after Michael asked if he was bluffing about the video footage to illicit a response.

@Matskat "In The Old Days" ? Where tf you from ? the 1600s ?

@Matskat "In The Old Days" ? Where tf you from ? the 1600s ?

@Da I Sending him from USA to England... Why would you be so nice to him? :O

@Da I Sending him from USA to England... Why would you be so nice to him? :O

Seeing him instantly being called out on his bluff is a breath of fresh air on this channel I tell ya. Really puts into perspective just how aggressively defensive the innocent will get compared to the guilty.

@Mary is Sound yeah he's english they should of sent him back over here

@Mary is Sound yeah he's english they should of sent him back over here

The Hamilton officer who ignored the eveidenced is now a Staff Sergeant.

The Hamilton officer who ignored the eveidenced is now a Staff Sergeant.

@Aaron Gonzalez Suspended, demoted.. No. well, 3 days suspension and no demotion. Promoted 6 years after though.

@Yto you must not know it takes six weeks to be a cop then. <br>Yet to be a doctor you need 8 years of schooling.

@Yto you must not know it takes six weeks to be a cop then.
Yet to be a doctor you need 8 years of schooling.

well if you're not guilty, you have nothing to fear, witnesses will say it wasn't you and footage will also prove it.

@Yto I mean all you need is 2 week "Training" and a Highschool Diploma

@Yto I mean all you need is 2 week "Training" and a Highschool Diploma

Reminds me of those Indian tech scams. "We hav oll youre mone naw! YOu go to jale!

Reminds me of those Indian tech scams. "We hav oll youre mone naw! YOu go to jale!

@Praevasc I agree but the detective when to far and he fucked himself up and got suspended without pay and demoted

@suburbans nation 3 days in jail and get $46,000? Sounds like a deal to me

@suburbans nation 3 days in jail and get $46,000? Sounds like a deal to me

Denoted and suspended without pay. The righteous cull the unjust.

Denoted and suspended without pay. The righteous cull the unjust.

@Yto They just followed the script. The script says they have to say to the suspect that they have overwhelming evidence. They say this to absolutely everyone. They do it in the hopes the suspect will start talking. Probably many of the less intelligent (or more scared) guilty people will then instantly admit the crime, so police likely thinks it's worth a try. And it's not without reason. You shouldn't talk to police without a lawyer in general, but if you really did commit something and you know for sure they have evidence (don't believe if they say they have, they are allowed to lie), for example, you are caught red-handed, or you know the evidence is out there and easy to find, then it might be to your advantage to just admit it. The judge will likely reduce your sentence if you did so.

@zammmerjammer the cop sounds British doesn’t he?

@zammmerjammer the cop sounds British doesn’t he?

@zammmerjammer he's the type with a persecution complex; nothing is his fault, everyone is against him, trying to make him look bad. The LAST person who should be in law enforcement.

And he took 46 000 dollars compensation for 3 days in jail. BRAVO MICHAEL, YOU GOT THEM !

And he took 46 000 dollars compensation for 3 days in jail. BRAVO MICHAEL, YOU GOT THEM !

@zammmerjammer Do you have link for the developments of this case? I can't find anything on Michael Dickson as he has the same name as a NFL player smh

@Ion Ymous  that's the saddest part. Surely it didn't even weigh on his conscience for the days following this interrogation. He couldn't care less about the guy as soon as he finished the interrogation and I bet he now sponges his guilt behind statements like "Unfortunately this things can happen" ,"I was just following protocol ", "I did everything by the book"<br>That type of confidence should have at least made the inspector stop double check his facts before proceeding with the accusation.

@Ion Ymous  that's the saddest part. Surely it didn't even weigh on his conscience for the days following this interrogation. He couldn't care less about the guy as soon as he finished the interrogation and I bet he now sponges his guilt behind statements like "Unfortunately this things can happen" ,"I was just following protocol ", "I did everything by the book"
That type of confidence should have at least made the inspector stop double check his facts before proceeding with the accusation.

@Ion Ymous Even 8 years later during the lawsuit, that cop was STILL insisting he had arrested the right guy!!! The fact that idiot is still on the force means no one is safe in Hamilton.

Right. No guilty person is gonna say “WONDERFUL” to that statement lol

Right. No guilty person is gonna say “WONDERFUL” to that statement lol


You wanna know the worst?

Im pretty sure Most of the people who gets away after 2 years with proof of them being innocent or anything like that will just be sent back to their house and nothing else

No money given as compensation, nothing, absolutely nothing


Omg that ending is sooo good! This kind of thing happens way too much. It’s almost always because of lazy and usually criminal police work and detectives.


My experience of this is on a much smaller scale, but I remember as a teenage girl answering the front door to find a police officer there looking for someone. I kept telling him that no one by that name lived at this address, but the officer just got angrier and more accusatory, as if I was lying to hide this person. Eventually he said "Look, I know he lives here at 123 Redacted Street, so--" "This is 123 Redacted Road." "...what?" the look on his face. He'd spent a good 10min arguing with a teenage girl when he was the fool turning up at the wrong address. I wonder if he still sometimes remembers and cringes. I sure hope so.

theres been cases where they sent entire swat raids to the wrong address. thats ccrazy


Were all taught to respect police when growing up and all these detectives are dishonest and lie.  So sad it brings tears to my eyes.