And this is why defense attorneys advise:  Do not talk to the police.  Detectives can lie, there is no legal requirement for them to be honest or truthful.  Their job is to close the case, not to determine guilt or innocence.  Always, always, always require an attorney.  Do not say anything to any detective for any reason at any time.  The ONLY thing that can result is your words being used against you.

This sounds very weird and stupid as I'm from Finland. The police in Finland cannot lie to a suspect, to a witness etc.

Fuckin right! & don't worry about if u think it's gonna make u look guilty if u don't talk & ask for an attorney. Who cares what they think, if I know I'm innocent I'm still not talking & asking for an attorney! I don't care what they think!

Ask for a coke and a snickers. Call them pricks. Then ask for a lawyer. Never talk to the police.

That’s true. Detectives have the freedom because they are trusted by the legal system to twist things that work in their favor

@Primal Convoy that sounds fucking terrible

@chelseafcrocks82 this is in Canada genius they do the same in the UK. There was a man who spent 12 years in prison in the UK while wrongfully conflicted. Due to the officers lying in the interrogation

In Japan, they can hold you for you to 30 days and force a confession from you.  In that time, you cannot see a lawyer, and they don't have to guarantee any translation.  If they do, the translation is often fine by an amateur.  They can also find ways to extend the 30 days (which also bans any phone calls during that time).  The law courts are ruled by 3 judges, with little or no trial by jury.  The judges usually rule in favour of the police, as the system believes that if the police charged you, then you must be guilty.  The extremely high arrest-conviction rate in Japan is usually obtained via high-pressure, signed confessions, with little or no evidence to back up the investigation.

And here i thought my countrys law to be weird of not forceing or lieing to the suspect is considered not an conclusive evidence and even most of the time not evidence at all even if they force you to say you do it and you screem it out loud it is still not evidence

Yeah fr if anyone does feel like they will look “guilty” for asking for a lawyer.. you won’t... matter of a fact if there is not enough evidence and you ask for a lawyer they might even throw the case out altogether as they was hoping you would blabber it all

To many ppl let the idea of looking guilty scare them. Fuck that get a lawyer


I don't know, say that you have an evidence that you don't have should be perjury


Cop: "OK can you describe the perpetrator?  Was it a tall black man, a short black man..."
Witness: "No it was a white man."
Cop: "Got it, a light-skinned black man."

@Karlo Joki it was a joke lol. A pretty accurate one too

@Karlo Joki lol a few thousand people seem to disagree

And Canadians think they don't have racism lol

Also he was described as small, this man is 6'3

@Juniper Hofheinz but thats probably how it went lmao ...

is it a Everybody Hates Chris reference?

nother black man gonna take the fall and add to the statistics

@shun South Park is just depicting irl cops


love how everyone is sympathetic for Michael but glosses over the fact that justin was wrongfully accused and sentanced to jail for 2 years and wasnt compensated at all.

@gucci mane hold on he spend three for robbery and if he wasnt in county for two years how can the accuser lie in court multiple times. He probably was poor and couldnt bond out

@Chystal you are taking one case that  is an outlier to most cases. Why don’t we talk about the life sentences given to black folk for marijuana joints? Do white people get those? White people aren’t being targeted the way you think. Also there was no reason to mention the lady was Asian, her race is irrelevant to our discussion.

He probably wasn’t sentenced, and instead was in jail for two years awaiting trial.

He probably wasn’t sentenced, and instead was in jail for two years awaiting trial.

@gucci mane to you and everyone who does not know US criminal procedure: first you are arrested and charged with a crime. You have to have a trial to determine whether you are guilty of the crime you are charged with. If you are guilty you are sent to prison. For the time between the charge and the trial, you either have to stay in jail, or pay an amount of money called a bond. A bond is a deposit you make to the court; if you show up to your trial, you get your bond back, and if not, the court keeps it and they go find you (think Dog the Bounty Hunter; the bond is the bounty).

Anyway, if you can’t make the bond payment, you have to stay in jail until your trial. That’s fine except it can take several years for your trial to take place.

I haven’t looked at the facts of this case but my assumption is he was charged with burglary and assault; he couldn’t afford bond and so was in jail until his trial, two years later; and found not guilty at trial. He wasn’t falsely imprisoned as a legal matter because he was never legally imprisoned. This is exactly how the system is supposed to work: an innocent man was charged with a crime he did not commit, and found not guilty. If you think it’s unfair result, and obviously it is, look in to the bail bond system and why it should be reformed.

He did not go to jail, he went to jail for 2 years for something else in the past. In literally says in the video "the girl was caught lying on the stand" and that Justin "was proven innocent beyond ALL reasonable doubt."

@Adeniyi .Omishore he was sitting in county jail for two years while they tried to get the charge to stick

@Adeniyi .Omishore he was sitting in county jail for two years while they tried to get the charge to stick

@Emperor Strider Ion think she’s a closet racist lol I got a feeling she proudly flys/wears the confederate flag

@Chystal you really think the judicial system is racist towards white people? Jfc

@Chystal you really think the judicial system is racist towards white people? Jfc

@Jaelynn Bill he was held in jail awaiting trial. We don't know if he got proper compensation, in Sweden (I'm Swedish) you would have got something like 100.000$ even without demonstrating police/prosecution missconduct, but I think in some US states it's quite hard to get compensation for wrongful imprisonment.

@Korosuke Some humans are like that, not everyone see rehabilitated peoples like a lost cause. Its also depend on what crimes they commited.

@Chystal its really sad to see people still thinking this way :( if you are willing to learn, there is a great documentary on Netflix called the 13th. I would highly recommend! it opened my eyes to a lot of things I was never taught or never heard about pertaining to black mistreatment in america.

@Korosuke He still has the right to a fair and just trial. Innocent until proven guilty, not guilty until proven innocent.

@Jort von der Tanne I believe he went to prison at one time for a different offense.  Came out of prison and then got falsely accused and was imprisoned again for two year until he was exonerated.

Or did the second Guy accused the accuser again and startet another Court-trial after two years? Can we get an answer on that?

Ah now I see where you get it. But: "The Accusers Testimony was later picked apart in Court..." If it was in Court, it could not be after the Conviction, right? I think the commentator is inconsistent here. Or am I missing something?

He was not wrongfully sentenced to 3 Years Jail, where did you get that?

He was not wrongfully sentenced to 3 Years Jail, where did you get that?

At least he still has his white privilege.

At least he still has his white privilege.

There sure are a lot of people in this comment chain pretending to know what they are talking about.

There sure are a lot of people in this comment chain pretending to know what they are talking about.

@Keto I'm not saying they do all the time. Heck. I'm not saying they do even half the time. But it should be the case that if anyone falsely accuses someone of something, they should be charged with something. I can still hope.

@Jaelynn Bill you actually think a woman will face charges for wrong accusation? Not in the west buddy. Not in the west

@Jordan I don't think you quite understood. he said why he was aggressive. he never said his aggressiveness wasn't justified tho.

Happens all the time and any amount of jail time on your record prevents you from getting a decent job so not only did they not compensate but completely ruin his life

@Jaelynn Bill indeed. It matters because in the eyes of the criminal "justice" system, you're fucked. I'm not saying it's right. I'm just saying that's likely why he wouldn't be able to get restitution...that and he probably doesn't have much money considering he lived with his mom and was in and out of prison.

@Adeniyi .Omishore it literally says he was "unaware he was about to be wrongfully imprisoned for just over two years". The narrator says that before he even starts Justin's video.

@Noah Frey what does that matter? He paid his dues and they were negligent in their investigation. Having a past doesn't mean you lose the right to a fair and just trial. And two years for a crime he didn't commit, regardless of criminal HISTORY, is negligent at best.

He wasnt wrongfully sent to jail for 2 years? He was previously in jail for 2 years for robbery.

He wasnt wrongfully sent to jail for 2 years? He was previously in jail for 2 years for robbery.

@Jaelynn Bill sorry i commented before looking at the full video. My apologies.

@Jaelynn Bill sorry i commented before looking at the full video. My apologies.

@1Rellnyn 🤦 the redhead, bearded guy falsely accused for burglary and assault. Did y'all watch the video or?

@Rachel Forshee it really wouldn't have mattered how he'd have acted emotionally. They'd decided he was guilty before he'd even been spoken too. Because he had a past. He might have served his time, paid his dues, but it doesn't matter. he will never stop paying in other ways. No matter what, they should have done their due diligence to check up on his alibi, to check other possibilities, to check the evidence (or lack of it). They didn't.  The best thing HE could've done was call for a lawyer but I doubt he had the means to do that. The system failed him.

The exon wasnt compensated because the police actually had evidence to arrest him. The fault lies with the person who falsely accused him, not the police.

  The other guy, the police had no evidence to arrest him but did so anyways which is false arrest and false imprisonment. Not to mention negligence of the investigator who didnt bother checking his alibi.

Realistically, it's because more people can put themselves into Micahael's shoes rather than an ex-con with a troubled past. Most people aren't ex-cons but law abiting people.

@~Ito~ (糸) That's a ridiculous take. Disregarding the different countries and situations each man was in (Canada vs USA, regular guy vs. ex-con), unless something Justin said was the direct cause of his conviction, he was screwed from the start based on whatever the police had on him before the interrogation. His only mistake was not lawyering up at the beginning, which even then may not have saved him. Being 'polite' would have zero bearing in that case.

I think that's the point. Even when you ARE innocent you have to be THIS polite and THIS cool for an innocent person to be taken seriously.

He should’ve kept his cool like Michael did. Michael knew he was innocent and used that to gain control over true situation.

Right?? I’m looking through all the comments, and yes it’s upsetting for Michael but what about Justin?? Did he get his payday?? I get that he was angry and upset but I Mema of course he was, who wouldn’t be? He was being accused of something he didn’t do and the cop wasn’t believing him when he said he didn’t do it, that’ll make most people upset and angry and scared. I mean look at his legs, that guy is scared.

@Tolp Romra I'll have to go looking. I really want to know what happened in his case.

@Tolp Romra I'll have to go looking. I really want to know what happened in his case.

@Sammie Malesci he was punished for it for just over two years. It said so at the beginning of his clip. He had went for a previous crime and then he was imprisoned for this crime, which he didn't commit.

@Always Smiling  "he was unaware he was about to be wrongfully imprisoned for just over two years"... That means he was imprisoned for something he didn't do.

The two years was for something else. He wasn't found guilty of this new one.

The two years was for something else. He wasn't found guilty of this new one.

He wasn’t sentenced to jail  because of this,  that was a seperate and previous situation

He wasn’t sentenced to jail  because of this,  that was a seperate and previous situation

@Chicken and Pizza  id be pretty fuckin aggressive if someone was locking me in a cage for something i didn't do. Undoing all the hard work he definitely did to turn his life around.

@Tolp Romra can you link the vid? Id appreciate it greatly

@Tolp Romra can you link the vid? Id appreciate it greatly

He was covered in a previous video so it's likely the revisit didnt generate as much buzz

He was covered in a previous video so it's likely the revisit didnt generate as much buzz

I think its because he was a little aggressive and an ex con so people just don't care as much. He may be a little combative but doesn't mean it still isn't terrible injustice way worse than what Michael got.


Dixon is so intelligent he didn't even bother with trying to prove his innocence, he knew the truth would come out and he knew he'd get a big payday. Dixon a BOSS

@OxiCleansGaming except that zoomers commonly use lmao and lol to express sarcasm or lighten a dark thought such as "I wanna die lmao"  because we are depression meme poisoned. it's not making light of the subject or trying to indicate it's funny. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that slang is subject to evolution

@Kitkat 240 quite reasonable if he did do a normal medium crime let assume for 10 years the moment you get back into life you would have to redo everything not get hired because of ur record and boom you are now homeless basically forever. Some people just don’t have that much will

@Hugo Chapon You are 100% correct, don't let these people get to you. I would have a little debate with them myself but to be honest I don't feel like it, but at least you are one smart person here :D.

Doesn't seem so intelligent to me.

There is NEVER a good reason to be in an interrogation room. The police CANNOT interrogate you without your permission. Being in an interrogation room means that you have waved your fifth amendment right to remain silent and it means you have waived your sixth amendment right to have an attorney present (who would have ended the interrogation as per your fifth amendment right).

By failing to invoke his Miranda rights, Mr. Dixon clearly demonstrates that he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.

@Kitkat 240 you were correct to begin with.  Words have power.
This world was created by the Word.
The tongue is the most powerful tool we have.
Must have the knowledge that words can curse you and Demons will use what you say against you.  I know full well.

@Hugo Chapon LMAO is not an alternative to OMG. LMAO is used to express laughter, and humor, while OMG is used to express shock or disbelief. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand this.

eeeeeh.. he could never know that for sure before he was released. many people being locked up for years before proven not guilty

@Noah Ds since when did I say so? And of course, you can think so, I won't be the one to tell you otherwise, you have your own experience and I have mine.

@Hugo Chapon since when does the end of a sentence unable to define the rest of its meaning? And lmafo is not used as an alternative to OMG

@MrGrumpyGills Never said it was 100% disrespectful, having an open mind is key to finding what's wrong with what pactastic said, which hasn't to be a "sick joke".

@Bicth I'm literally procrastinating hashahsa, taking this as an exercise

@MrGrumpyGills It's double BS not to give a single argument. Having a dark sense of humor isn't disgusting, to consider something humorous as serious for sure is, independently of what type of comedy you prefer, is always respectable. You don't know me, or either the entire population that have suffered any of the tragedy we're talking about, and you are in no position to tell anyone how to face it or talk about it(excepting when it's hateful), just let's stop giving lessons to random people.

@Hugo Chapon lol is laughing out loud lol

Yeah that’s what I was thinking the whole time

@MrGrumpyGills are you guys old people? you've been arguing a whole thread about a completely normal zoomer thing to say

@Kitkat 240 You definitely weren't disrespectful, you were perfectly right to call out pactastic. Sick joke.

@Hugo Chapon Your whole comment is utter BS. "LMAO" is not used as an alternative for "OMG" and of course the ending of a sentence can very well define its meaning.<br>And yes, it's disgusting to joke about suicide. Let's hope that no one you personally know ever takes his/her own life - I assure you, it's not funny in the slightest.

@Hugo Chapon Your whole comment is utter BS. "LMAO" is not used as an alternative for "OMG" and of course the ending of a sentence can very well define its meaning.
And yes, it's disgusting to joke about suicide. Let's hope that no one you personally know ever takes his/her own life - I assure you, it's not funny in the slightest.

@Kitkat 240 Even if it wasn't your intend, you still did it. And just as you say, "that person has probably no clue about being in that situation...", true, but it also means that he DOES probably have a clue about it, and therefore have that precise reaction. My objective wasn't to correct you to be sincere,  it was to make clear that you thought(and probably you still do) he was making a joke when you had very little clue or didn't even ask at first. This guy might just have had painful rounds of depression, got out of it, and now know the value of life and express his thoughts in this harmless way and then you go in to assume it was a joke.

@skyla jasmine that’s a very exaggerated response I’d say

@Chandra Napier You're completely right, it's nowadays the "official" meaning. The thing is that LOL appeared with the internet, and in most  non-english countries it was given the meaning I mentioned, you can ask a French, a Spanish or an Indian and I would say that most of the time they will say the same haha. I even remember the times when it was "(a) Lot of Laughter"

He only got half justice.

He got about 1/3 of what one of the arresting officers make in a year. The other one died of a "medical condition" before judgement, so Mr. Dixon didn't get anything from that estate.

He only got half justice.

He got about 1/3 of what one of the arresting officers make in a year. The other one died of a _"medical condition"_ before judgement, so Mr. Dixon didn't get anything from that estate.

@Hugo Chapon I thought LOL meant Laugh Out Loud?

@Hugo Chapon yes okay I have No right to tell that person what that person can or can't say. That wasn't my intend. But that person has probably no clue about being in that situation and should think more about what that person is writing. Additionally with your logic you have No right to Correct me or even claim I was disrespectful

@Kitkat 240 LOL means "Lots of laughs" and it's not used to express laughter these days, you know. It's more of a surprise reaction. It's the same case for LMAO, which is used more like an alternative for OMG. But ok, lets take worst case scenario: even if he wanted to say  "Laughing my ass off", it wouldn't be in a positive way. You're literally taking the end of a sentence to define all its meaning when he clearly states what he would do in a certain situation. Plus, you're not in the right to tell anyone about what to joke about or not, and neither am I.

@Hugo Chapon "I would commit suicide If I went to jail for a crime I did not commit lmao". "LMAO" Laughing my ass off?  I would be on your side but the "lmao"?

@Kitkat 240 I don't think he joked, it's probably disrespectful to assume he did.

@pactastic You shouldn't joke about that.

@skyla jasmine Agreed but I feel bad for that second dude cuz the witness lied about him

He deserved every bit of that pay for his excellent character. He knew the detectives were trying to do their jobs and no arking up would have changed anything. Also glad those detectives got demoted for treating him unfairly and making false accusations against him saying they saw him do it 👍

imagine if the truth didn't come out though because all these police are against you and try to prove your guilt, this is why so many people spend years or even their life in prison for a crime they didn't commit. this guy is lucky he had witness's others are not so lucky its a horrible system.


This actually scares me. I believe I'm very much like the man in the white shirt. I believe I would be quite calm and collective and just trying to cooperate. It's crazy that it took them 3 days to even decide to investigate the security cameras. Glad those interrogators were disciplined.

What is more scary is it was mainly luck that set him free. Another investigator seperate from the current investigation that took place checked it and declared him to be innocent.

glad it was in canada huh (i think they said by canada's law)


"Getting a confession void of evidence is in fact excellent for an investigator's career."

This statement sums up much of the problem with law enforcement today.

at least here in the Philippines, that would be inadmissible as evidence unless the confession is made with the assistance of an independent lawyer, made in writing and signed by the hand of the suspect.

True! That's why cops ain't interested in solving a crime, they're interested in getting a conviction!

@Ghosty Frost I'd say you're half right. It's good to be able to get guilty people to confess even without solid evidence, but it's a known phenomenon that sometimes innocent people confess to things they didn't do under unrelenting pressure and questioning.

@Paul Cowherd but when the incentive behind it is so big, as an investigator, why wouldnt you then go into every interview as if they’re all guilty?

@Paul Cowherd ONLY if they have empirical evidence and the suspect is still lying, NOT trying to get a confession from nothing, that's FUCKED!

@Paul Cowherd this guy is probably a cop thats probably why he doesnt get it

@Ghosty Frost unless they hold and charge said person with the crime and pressure them to confess in order to get a reduced sentence as opposed to the maximum amount. For someone who doesn't understand their rights, can't afford a lawyer and has to deal with a bullshit public defender who barely passed the bar, they are going to take a plea. And this is the problem that the system has subjected mostly uneducated minorities to this kind of treatment for decades. Because the detectives know they can't afford proper representation that would have their "only lead" walk out that door instead of to holding in handcuffs.

@Paul Cowherd I mean, how does it make sense to be trying to extract a confession from someone that you have no evidence even committed the crime in question?????

@Paul Cowherd The <b>only</b> thing this policy does is incentivize officers to lie and manipulate innocent victims into making false confessions.

@Paul Cowherd The *only* thing this policy does is incentivize officers to lie and manipulate innocent victims into making false confessions.

I mean if they’re able to do that the right way it is a good thing cause it can show skill in manipulating someone guilty into pouring out the truth when they have done it

i started reading this literally EXACTLY when he said it in the video and it blew my mind


I was more pissed off seeing Michael being wrongly accused than Michael was while being wrongly accused

Penthactus Soul I have many reasons not to believe in a being that could do anything yet chooses not to because it enjoys humanity’s suffering. That was just my first question.

@Joshua S Before I get into this I wanna know sth. Is the only reason you dont believe in god that because humanity suffers a lot or is it just the first question you wanna ask?

@Penthactus Soul I do believe that everything has a cause: science. Through the process of evolution, humanity came to be and came to thrive, leading us to become the most intelligent creatures on the planet. Only with this intelligence comes the belief in God. If there really was an omnipotent being out there, why wouldn't it prevent all the misfortunes humanity faced daily. Answer that for me.

@Aryan Dont worry about that I dont mind :) Have a good day too. You can ask anytime again

@Penthactus Soul I don't think I have anymore questions now. And I don't want to spam your notifs and annoy you. Have a good day, mate! :]

@Aryan Oh ok. Yeah it is. What I told you comes from Islam btw. If you have more questions just ask :)

@Penthactus Soul because it's very interesting.

@Aryan When I was younger and me and my siblings lived with my grandparents I also had questions about our religion. They didnt get offended but they just answered with "Because god said so" "because its in our book" "You have to believe in god blindly" and that pushed me away from religion big time.

So to your first question.
Heaven and hell are in another dimension or different state of existence. When we die we will be punished or rewarded in our grave. Existing in another dimension between the worldly dimension and the afterlife. Then we will be resurrected to be judged. And then we will go to another dimension where heaven and hell are.
We cant see heaven or hell while we live. We will never even in a trillion years be able to see the heaven or hell or what happens in the graves while we live.

2nd it would be naive to think we are the only sentient intelligent beings in the whole universe but the reason its not talked about in my religion is because god knows aliens arent sth we should be worried about. We wont be in contact with aliens ever so its not written in our book where only the important things are written down.

I believe aliens exist but they wont ever have anything to do with us. So its irrelevant to fantasize about them. At least while we live.

Think about the names god has. He is the only one and he is all knowing all powerful. He created everything. So there no lesser gods watching over other planets. God himself is looking over everything that exists. He sees and oversees everything from galaxies to black small ants at night. He sees everything and watches over everything and keeps everything intact. And its very easy for him.

God is protecting us in a way. He isnt protecing us from everything. Because then there would be no point in testing us in this life. We have good phases in our lives to appreciate the gifts god gave us and we have bad phases where we still appreciate what god gave us and pray for better things because we know god is the only one who can hurt or help us. He has the power and control over everything. But he still gave us free will. So its a test if we follow his commendments or not while we have hardships in our life.

It wouldnt be much of a test if god takes all hardships from our life away. And god created for every disease a cure. Its us who decide if we want to work to find a cure. And if we want to find a cure to cure all people or to find a cure for our own gain to make the most money off of it.

@Penthactus Soul thank you so much for answering these questions. I've been meaning to ask them for so long. When I ask these questions to my parents they start to think that I don't believe in their religion and then get offended. Religion is very interesting to talk about so I still have a few questions. 1.Where is heaven and hell? is it on earth? is it on another planet? is it on a completely different dimension? Earth can not be the only planet with life, there are more than 10,000 planets in our galaxy alone that are similar to the earth. So does that mean there are billions of god's in our universe looking over planets with life? If god is "protecting" us, then why doesn't he make things like harmful viruses, harmful diseases, natural disasters go away?

@Joshua S Thats ok. Im gonna ask you some questions now. I dont mind waiting for answers.

So do you believe in the Leibnizian principle? That everything has a cause? As the saying goes "Nothing comes from nothing" ?

I believe in it because to me thats the only logical explanation on how we came to existence. I dont wanna be the guy to say "Read my last comment I explained it there" but you can read it if you want. But I dont mind repeating myself because I imagine it would be annoying for you.

So imagine being a soldier and you wait for an order from your commander to shoot the target you have infront of you. But that commander has to wait for his commander to give him the order to be able to give you the order. But that commander also has a commander and has to wait for an order. And that commander too. So it goes on like this forever and in the end you will never shoot the target. Therefor we will never exist. But we do exist right? We are proof to ourselves that we exist. So there has to be a beginning that is the start of everything which has no beginning itself. I believe in god who created everything that exists. Touchable or not. Like time. Because you cant ask "What was before god?" Because there wasnt anything before god. He created time itself. It sounds like fantasy but if you really think about it its the only explanation. Maybe it explains how we have such fantasy to begin with idk. But the point is that there has to be a god. Otherwise we would have never existed.

If you think that Something actually can come out of nothing then please prove to me where it exists. Show me an example. Because there are a trillion things of evidence that everything has a cause. And I never saw 1 thing can came out of nothing.

Lets take it to science a bit. We have 2 theories. That god exists and that god doesnt exist. I have much more things to back up my theory because I have a trillion examples of how sth came out of sth else.
But you wouldnt have even 1 example of sth that came out of nothing. So scientists would approve and support my claim.

Think about it. Doesnt it make more sense that god or sth like god exists? A design needs a designer. A creation needs a creator.

We can discuss if this is the only life we have and that we should live like we want and stuff like that after we cleared up this question first.

@Bronzethelegend36 4 Are you willing to discuss or do you just want to vent?

@Aryan 3. What does he do? The names also describe what he does but Im gonna give it some context (for the lack of a better word). God is watching over us rn. Protecting us and gouverning us. He is protecting and sustaining us. We cant control everything. For example we cant control how our organs work. We dont make them work. Who makes sure that our organs do what they are supposed to do and not fail? Thats god. Who makes it possible for us to work and get food? Who makes sure that no situation happens that stops us from getting food? Thats all god. He is in Heaven but All-Present. God is always with us, watching us and protecting us in a way.

4. God never gave birth to us. He created us but he never gave birth. He just needs to say "Be" and there it is. And he doesnt want to kill us like you think. He lets us live in this world as a test. You know the Phrase "nothing lasts forever" ? Its because everything we see and feel will be gone sooner or later. The buildings, the plants, we ourselves the humans, the earth, the sun, the solar system etc.

This life is a test to see who follows his commendments who doesnt. When death comes and the end of the world, we will be resurrected and god will judge us. He decides who goes to heaven and who goes to hell. This life is full of happy and sad things. Its a test. If you win the test you will be happy in paradise forever. Thats why we will die. Every soul will taste death and we shouldnt be scared of it.

Its ok if you dont believe that god exists. But let me ask you sth. Everything has a cause. Like the saying "Nothing comes from nothing". It means in this case that if nothing existed before the Universe then the Universe cant exist. There has to be sth that has a beginning.

Everything has a cause but lets say god who created the universe also has a god who created him. Who created that god then? And who created that god? It goes on forever and the conclusion is that its impossible that god or sth like god doesnt exist.

For examole you are a soldier and you wait for your commander to give you the order to shoot the target. But that commander waits for his commander to give the order. But that commander also has a commander who waits for an order. Ans at the end you will never shoot the target. Therefor the universe never has been created. But it was created. We are living inside the universe. We are living proof that we exist so there has to be a commander who stands above all to give the order so you can finally shoot the target.

@Aryan  1. Im happy that you respect my religion and I respect you for not believing in god. You are still human and deserve to be treated right and respectfully. Doesnt matter if you share my religion or not.

2. God has 99 names who describe who he is.
He is the most merciful,
The Bestower of Mercy,
The King and Owner of Dominion,
The Absolutely Pure,
The Perfection and Giver of Peace,
The one who gives Eeman (Faith) and Security,
The Guardian and Witness and Overseer,
The All Mighty,
The Compeller and Restorer,
The Supreme and Majestic,
The Creator and Maker,
The Originator,
The Fashioner/Designer,
The All- and Oft-forgiving,
The Subduer and Ever Dominating,
The Giver of Gifts,
The Provider,
The Opener and the Judge,
The All-knowing and the Omniscient,
The Withholder,
The Extender,
The Reducer and the Abaser,
The Exalter and The Elevator,
The Honourer and the Bestower,
The Dishonourer and the Humiliator,
The All-Hearing,
The All-Seeing,
The Judge and the Giver of Justice,
The Utterly Just,
The Subtle One and the most Gentle,
The Acquainted and the All-Aware,
The most Forbearing,
The Magnificient and the Supreme,
The Forgiving and exceedingly Forgiving,
The most Appreciative,
The most High and the Exalted,
The Greatest and the most Grand,
The Preserver and the All-Heedful and All-Protecting,
The Sustainer,
The Reckoner and the Sufficient,
The Majestic,
The most Generous and the most Esteemed,
The Watchful,
The Responsive One,
The All-Encompassing and the Boundless,
The All-Wise,
The Most Loving,
The Glorious and the most Honorable,
The Resurrector and the Raiser of Dead,
The All- and Ever Witnessing,
The Absolute Truth,
The Trustee and the Disposer of Affairs,
The All-Strong,
The Firm and the Steadfast,
The Protecting Associate,
The Praiseworthy,
The All-Enumerating and the Counter,
The Originator and the Initiator,
The Restorer and the Reinstater,
The Giver of Life,
The Bringer of Death and the Destroyer,
The Ever-Living,
The Sustainer and the Self-Subsisting,
The Perceiver,
The Illustrious and the Magnificient,
The One,
The Unique and the only One,
The Eternal and the Satisfier of Needs,
The Capable and the Powerful,
The Omnipotent,
The Expediter and The Promoter,
The Delayer and the Retarder,
The First,
The Last,
The Manifest,
The Hidden One and the Knower of the Hidden,
The Gouvernor and the Patron,
The Self Exalted,
The Source of Goodness and the kind Benefactor,
The Ever-Pardoning and the Relenting,
The Avenger,
The Pardoner,
The most Kind,
Master of the Kingdom and owner of the Dominion,
Possessor of Glory and Honour and the Lord of Majesty and Generousity,
The Equitable and the Requiter,
The Gatherer and the Uniter,
The Self-Sufficient and the Wealthy,
The Enricher,
The Withholder,
The Distresser,
The Propitious and the Benefactor,
The Light and the Illuminator,
The Guide,
The incomparable Originator,
The Ever-Surviving, the Everlasting,
The Inheritor and the Heir,
The Guide and the infallible Teacher,
The Forbearing and the Patient.

Penthactus Soul I will happily continue this discussion tomorrow. You can respond now if you wish but I’ll only get to look at it tomorrow not available right now.

@Joshua S Tell me if you just want to state your arguments and leave the conversation or have a serious discussion. Then Im willing to engage with you

@THE CHOSEN ohh I was like half asleep reading that so 🤣

@Penthactus Soul I have a few questions. 1. Who is god? 2. If he exists, where is he and what does he do? 3. If a being like that exists, why does he wanna give birth to humans and then kill them? In my opinion, god is just made up and I don't think it is possible for a being like that to exist. This is just what I believe though, if you wanna believe in God then keep going, I have no problem with what you believe in.

Penthactus Soul religion is pointless you only have one life and you should enjoy it

@Lexterrific First: God doesnt make us do anything. We have free will. People create sects and religions with their free will.

Second: Many gods claim to be the one who created the universe because every religion want to have strong believers who trust that their god can do anything. Would you pray to a god who isnt all powerful? Who cant do anything he wants?

There are religions who have many gods with different powers and they all want to be worshippes but there can only be 1 true religion if there is one.

I'm in a very religious country but I am not interested joining in.
First. If God is real, why make humans believe other gods.
Second. Why all those gods claims the one created the universe?
(Sorry to my poor grammar)

@TIV67 Playz Idk if you think I meant good and not god or you made the same typo as me because thats the reason I edited my comment.

But anyway. Jesus didnt commit sins but he didnt die for our sins either. We are all responsible for our own actions. It doesnt make sense (to me) that God would forgive us our sins for killing his "supposedly" son. We will be able to have salvation because of gods mercy not because of Jesus. Jesus was a respectable and very precious Prophet and Messiah but he isnt god or the son of god. Not even metaphorically. Jesus isnt all-knowing omnipotent but god is. And Jesus prayed to god but he never sacrificed himself so our sins are forgiven. Thats what I believe in

Someone like the damn comment it has 666 likes

@TIV67 Playz Nah dude Jesus was "just" a prophet and Messiah. He isnt god and tbh I think you shouldnt pray to him but rather to god. Imo they are both seperate beings

yeah lmao. the most hurtful thing he said was "i cant say im satisfied here" homie had the patience of fucking ghandi man

@MOOXN ? He is saying that he is more mad than Michael is


That guy is so calm. He’s well spoken and calm even in this horrible situation! Very inspirational

@S.B. thats also the reason he was proven innocent & the officers penalized.  United states would have him in jail, payin fines & officers promoted

not to mention its 3am.  If I am held up even 30 seconds from getting home by a slow driver I lose it haha

@Mrs. K That sounds great and most unusual if your father managed to heal from childhood trauma by himself. Did he maybe learn hos´w to use himself in his profession?

My Dad's the same way. It's amazing how clam he can be in a stressful scary situation. Years of learning how to be calm with his abusive Dad... And sadly probably the same reason this guy is so calm too. Trying to be calm and respectful toward someone who has your life in their hands :( I'm so glad he got reimbursement for the ordeal...


That was fkng INFURIATING to watch. Those poor men. I cannot imagine how frustrating, terrifying, and horrifying it would be to be in that position. Knowing you’re innocent and having an investigator telling you otherwise with such conviction... gah. I’m so glad the Canadian cop was at least reprimanded for his abhorrent behavior. He should have been fired and jailed, though.

What makes it even worse is that the suspect has to juggle with what they feel they can and can't say without further incriminating themselves. The entire investigation becomes a farce due to both parties being trapped in a game of cat and mouse.


I gotta give credit to him for how calm and respectful he was during the entirety of the proccess. I wouldn't have been able to keep my cool the way he did. And the way he talked too, so articulate. Seems like a clever guy as well as a cool one.

@Chamomile Tea Seems no one took your obvious bait.

@LostWuns this makes perfect sense. And it's also very sad.

Kyle Mouttet haha, it’s funny you say that. Because the entire time, I was watching it. I kept thinking to myself: I’d need to let my work know I can’t make it in. Lol

@mak0001 You can compare Canadian politeness to southern hospitality. While it's somewhat customary, it's also a cover for serious racism and abuse of power. Have you seen any of the brutality videos when Cdn police smash on people? Especially Indigenous and POC? I've seen it first hand. Canada wants "the good" image to prevail, but the mask is slipping.

It's painful to see that what made this take so long to be dealt with was that he viewed the interrogation as an honest, good faith process and was simply being a good, helpful person - which made him look to this cephalitic bitch like he was guilty.

yeah, dude even had the presence of mind to ask to be able to call in to work to let them know he wouldn't be able to come in the next morning.<br>this is what a real man looks like..

yeah, dude even had the presence of mind to ask to be able to call in to work to let them know he wouldn't be able to come in the next morning.
this is what a real man looks like..

I think he was in shock/ couldn't believe it was happening and was confused. The interrogator was so "convinced" that it made the situation even more bizarre. What's the point of even bringing him in the room just to say "I know you did it, there's no conversation to be had". Everything about it was confusing.

It's Canada too from all my encounters talking to Canadians they've always been positive. It seems public relations with police in  a America are super bad. So it's nice to see a different perspective.


I feel so bad for him, imagine getting out of prison, realizing you need to turn your life around, walk the straight and narrow do that for 2 years only to be imprisoned for a crime you didn't commit, for over 2yrs but from his perspective not knowing how long he will be incarcerated for, or whether he will ever be able to prove his innocence and get out early. The feeling of helplessness, betrayal and anger he faced daily for years while falsely incarcerated. Being in prison with those feelings, and still trying to walk the straight and narrow and not get in any extra trouble in jail. I'm extremely impressed, & amazed that he was able to control his emotions & maintain hope while incarcerated, and didn't let his emotions corrupt, and harden him and take away his hope.

Many people facing very extended prison sentences have a hard time with their emotions, most people eventually give up hope, get depressed and become suicidal... the fact he was falsely imprisoned, while living as a law abiding citizen, completely innocent, not knowing how long he would be imprisoned for, whether or not he would ever be able to prove his innocence, must have made those feelings, & emotions even stronger and even harder to resist. Doing so is an amazing testament to his outstanding character, unchallenged metal strength & fortitude, but even so I'm sure being falsely imprisoned for over 2 years changed him on a very deep lvl and he will never be the same.

Edit: Their seems to be a tad bit of confusion as to whomever my comment is in reference to. As to whom my comment is referring to, I'm talking about Justin who is the Caucasian gentlemen. I'm not talking about Michael who is the African American gentlemen, who is featured as the main subject in the video.

Edit 2: the white guy justin did time for a past crime, burglary I think...? But then got out of prison, got his life on track, then was falsely accused by candy and was arrested & unjust & falsely imprisoned for over 2yrs while awaiting his trial. Yes yall are right in saying that he was proved innocent before his trial, but that doesnt mean that he still didnt face incarceration, because if you cant pay bail or dont quality for bail like he didnt, then your held either until your trial and found innocent and released or you remain incarcerated until you have served the maximum possible sentence that can be given for the alleged crime your awaiting trial for.

 Example... your buddy throws a beer bottle down but it hits a cop accidentally! He looks up but sees you not your buddy, your buddy runs off but the cop comes and arrests you. The maximum possible sentence for smashing a beer bottle onto a cop is 5yrs, so if you serve those 5yrs before your able to go to trial, where at trial you'll either prove it was your friend & subsequently be found innocent & released. Or you serve out the maximum sentence possible of 5yrs which can be severed in alot less time than 5yrs in reality, more like 2-3yrs. As you can receive time taken off your sentence for good behavior.

Plus you can receive comparatively large chunks of time being taken off your total sentence, being offered 2-3x time served per day/week but being conditional on you participating in the programs that are offered inside the prison that are in place to help you gain skills, knowledge, or to help you learn coping  mechanisms to treat certain types of negative behavior. The Govt logic is that you will be incentivized into taking the classes by getting reduced time, the Gov't logic/goal is to help you with those classes. So when your released, even if it's now way earlier than beforehand because you've taken bunches of classes, that by taking all those classes  you will end up becoming a smarter, all around better person, hopefully that will become a law abiding, tax paying productive member of society when your released!

Theirs been cases of people screaming and declaring they have video evidence that will immediatly exonerate themselves from the alleged crime, but still have to wait until the trial where evidence is entered & disclosed to everyone. Even if it proves your innocence you cant show anyone until the trial... :(

@Gabriel's Ladder ??? Why do u say that with such confidence?!?!?!

@psychopomp of styx the white guy justin did time for a past crime, burglary I think...? But then got out of prison then got his life on track, then was falsely accused by candy and falsely imprisoned for over 2yrs while awaiting his trial. Yes yall are right saying that he was proved innocent before his trial, but that doesnt mean that he didnt still face incarceration, because he was incarcerated for those 2yrs waiting and leading up to his trial date. It wasn't until after he had already served those 2yrs while in custody awaiting trial for said crime that he was proved innocent and subsequently released. Re watch that part of the video JCS explains it and makes it all clear.

@Internet Explorer if your comment is directed towards me, I know it's not Michael, I made an edit to my original comment for people to understand the subject of my statement better.

Jennifer Fletcher seriously. It pains me to watch him explain to the cops how hard he worked. It really displays the true injustice that is brought onto the innocent from time to time. Absolutely unacceptable behavior. 🤦♂

@smmoffat I think you are correct. Not the original poster. He did some time for legit burglary. Eventually got his life together. And then got falsely accused. In this case reoffenders get locked up of two years. And he was facing a long time behind bars. But in this case he did not server them. They proved it wasn't him.

I thought the same thing.  He should have sued them for making him spend 2 years in prison for a crime he obviously didn’t commit.  You could tell by his behavior that he had been trying so hard to be a good person and was so frustrated that this situation was happening to him anyway.  That really isn’t fair.  He was telling them how hard he was trying to do everything right with so much emotion.  This was heartbreaking to me.  He knew he had been a better person and this was still happening to him

@smmoffat I think he was stuck in jail for two years waiting for his trial

@smmoffat yes, in the video it mentions he spent another 2 years in prison for being falsely accused as well!!! He did not go home after that interview :(

Robert Martinez likewise. That is just unacceptable, he deserves at least 5 million dollars.

You guys are mixing everything up. The white guy served jail for 2 years, and was living a honest life after leaving jail until he was falsely accused of burglary. He was not arrested and the prosecutors found out he was innocent. The black guy was never jailed before and spent 3 DAYS in jail until some decent investigator actually took the time to do a proper investigation and find out he was obviously innocent.

I hope he got compensation for his wasted 2 years in prison?

@smmoffat 6:58 they put him away for two years on these false charges until they were discovered

Wait what?  Did I miss something?  I thought he was imprisoned as guilty, subsequently got his life together, then was tossed into this bullshit situation with Candy essentially framing him, and he got off?  Are you saying he served time again?

@utubeaccess7 I think it's easy to ascertain considering Michael didn't have a criminal history if I recall.


Detective/cops is not people you wanna talk to.


Shouldn't it be a crime using false evidence and ignoring things like the witness description of the suspect in  interrogations? how can something like this be allowed? no wonder there are cases of innocent people getting jailed for years.


that is bull shit man that cop should lose his job.....and that guy should have got alot more than 50 grand .......


The cop: Why did you do it?

Michal: I didn’t do it

The cop: maybe if I ask again, he’ll change his mind

The cop: Why did you do it?

Michal: I didn’t do it

The cop: *maybe if I ask again, he’ll change his mind*

the second times they ask, you say I didn't do it - I want a lawyer.

It’s a interrogation technique.  Repeating the questions with someone who is lying they typically change the story with each telling. But yeah, it can be annoying

@mockeyize ok but the question was "Why did you do it" how is gonna slip up and accidentally say hes guilty???

im not a hundred percent sure but in some cases you need to repeat a question or your actions as a officer to the suspect, like they r obligated to say at least an specific amount of time something like “put your hands up or ill shoot” or “come outside or we will come in armed” so maybe thats also one the cases

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results."<br>- Albert Einstein

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results."
- Albert Einstein

@mockeyize Yes, but that can happen to innocents too.

perhaps if I ask for the 50th time he'll magically have done it

@Henry Smith yes but in some cases, unlike this one, they want them to slip up and accidentally change their story lol

I hate when people continue to ask the same question. I find saying, "Ask the same question you'll get the same answer," shuts them up


I don't think you actually know much about psychology as well as you think you do.


That officer should have been fired. Cops are not supposed to bluff.  <br>But,  good to know that the legal system still works.

That officer should have been fired. Cops are not supposed to bluff.
But,  good to know that the legal system still works.

Nope. Cops are legally allowed to lie to you.


I know this is nothing compared to what these poor guys went through, but I can't help but think of a time when I was about 11 or 12 years old and my mom accused me of stealing $20 (which I didn't). I reacted very strongly and she kept saying "If you didn't do it, why are you yelling?". To this day it makes me angry.

@SavvyGood like the video said there are still atypical reactions to look out for

After watching this, I now know my som is innocent when he reacts like that. :) but now I can tell when he’s lying. 😂

my teacher did it too at one of our tests,, the question asked for our personal opinion, and so i did gave her my answer which was quite long. She accused me that i googled the answer even though she confiscated our phones before the test. And i failed the class, what a fun time

My mom did the same. Even I thought "Why am I yelling?". But today I know: innocent people yell!

When I was 14, I was cutting school to see a girl. I ended up finding myself
In the back of an NYPD patrol car because I fit the description of someone who broke into someone’s home and smashed this 70 something year old’s head onto a kitchen counter.

After they called school to see if i was present in the morning, which i was; I only cut the last two classes of the day, they still kept me at the precinct in handcuffs. Why? The detective felt my chest and my heart was racing and he kept repeating “We got you kiddo.”

No dumbfuck, my heart is racing because i’ve never been in handcuffs and i’m 14 being accused of attacking an old lady and ransacking the home.

Well, granny’s neighbor came by and said “that’s not him. He looks like a toddler.” I ended up finding out who it was and it was 4 seniors in my high who look nothing like me. They were all white, greasy leather jacket wearing dorks.

To this day it makes me laugh how a detective with a college degree was convinced i did it because my heart was racing.

After the neighbor told them it was 100% not me, they took off the cuffs and didn’t mutter a word to me as i put on my bookbag and left.

Dumb fucks.

To this day i have never told anyone in my family that story which is funny because both my brother and sister work in law enforcement. I was more afraid of admitting i had cut class to see a girlfriend and preferred to not talk about that.

@KipechaWolfe Ortiz it’s the way they love projecting 😭😭 I point it out to them and they go insane, but it’s worth it because there’s no way they’re accusing me of lying when they’re the ones doing the most fucked up shit! I don’t want anything to do with them

Have you been accused of faking sickness? 😭😭 for me that was the worst. I had pneumonia at like 12yo, 104 temp and they locked me in a room and said I didn’t need medicine or a doctor because I was just faking it 😭😭 threw up and shaking, no food, just water

Used to happen to me but I got good with arguing and I got good a worlds now I can lie and no one would ever know and I can tell when someone’s lying even if it’s somthing as small as what they are but yeas perents act like children more than children act like children and you can’t say no

That's a good point. The only time I was ever truly falsely accused of something I didn't do and never believed was in school when another kid got hit or something was thrown at him. The teacher stood me up in front of class and blamed me and refused to believe me. I was about 10 years old and not that sort of kid so I have no idea why I was singled out like that. But the feeling of deep injustice stays with me. The feeling of powerlessness at having no way to prove it while a big burly teacher shouts at you and makes you feel tiny and stupid and wrong. It's only a fraction of what these people must be going through. I can imagine it messing with your world.

My mom accused me of eating a piece of cake once when I was supposed to be on a diet I never ate that damn cake and she never believed me

I grew up in a foster home with 8 foster girls and one actual daughter. <br>Taking the blame for things I didn't do and being forced into counseling and drug tests became 2nd nature to me. Her actual daughter could do no wrong and it really skewed my few on others.

I grew up in a foster home with 8 foster girls and one actual daughter.
Taking the blame for things I didn't do and being forced into counseling and drug tests became 2nd nature to me. Her actual daughter could do no wrong and it really skewed my few on others.

Yeah, I honestly have been accused of stupid shit CRITICALLY throughout my childhood via my parents as well. It truly is infuriating. My mom was fist fighting with her bf and then questioned as soon as I got home if I was on meth, and I said honestly and STERNLY "no." What does this woman say? "The first step is admitting you have a problem, because you're denying it we know you're doing it" I calmly stated that since they were so bent on their own perspective, it would be impossible to properly judge the situation or hear me out, even if I was being truthful. That seemed to boggle my mother a bit 😂😂😂😂

@Max Stanley No, that's not "being a mom". It's a warning sign and depending on the reaction and if it happens more times, it can become a problem. That's not how healthy relationships with any people are built

@StonieeB I think that's just called being a mom lmao

This happened a lot to me as child and teenager too. It's infuriating. People are full of shit.

Some people have a narrative and they'll pick and choose facts as they like to make it true,


How Michael remained so calm and composed throughout that was so crazy, I was infuriated for him! So happy those investigators and detective got what they had coming to them.


If there's anything you should learn from these videos it's:
1. Do not talk to police.
2. Do not murder people.

@[yeet yeet] not unless you want police beating you in jail

@Dee Coley Well u cant comment on "these" videos simultaneously without commenting on "this" video. And excuses cant help, just say that u misread it, it's fine.

@William Duncan why comment on "this" video while talking about "these" videos.

@Dee Coley saying "these videos" one can easily assume "these videos [on this YouTube channel]" which quite often are about murder cases.

Did you even look at the video? It was robbery in both.


This has happened to me twice. literally just walking to work just because I'm hispanic and looked like the person who robbed someone else. I used to shave my head. now I don't out of that fear of being always stopped and questioned for something I didn't do. it's crazy how they incentivize for putting people away rather than finding the truth...

@Reflex You're seeing insult where there is none. I don't get how you can get offended over another group of people oppressing hispanics when you yourself believe the fault is from your own people. But regardless, for half a millennia, Hispanics have been oppressed by Europeans, and later Americans. The Central American caste systems, colonialism, then American seizure of Mexican territory, and just recently American corporate takeover of the Latin economy are why central America suffers more than the US.

You know that Hispanics are illegally coming to the US, but you don't seem to understand why. Recently, many US corporations, especially corn companies have begun over the past decades to buy out Mexican and central american land to mass produce product. Because of their massive resource base they are able to produce and sell more efficiently and cheaper than the indivual farmers who had already been there. As a consequence, these farmers are rendered jobless from competition, and out of desperation they come to the US looking for a way to make a living. They arent taking our jobs, we took theirs. In no way is this the fault of them, rather it is the fault of American corporate greed.

@Minurz okay, I don’t understand your first point, as it doesn’t change the statistic. I’d also say that is false in terms of the reason for living conditions being that way and I actually find it insulting that you think Hispanics couldn’t get better living conditions were a few things changed.

Now in my case my parents came into the US via crossing the border, however they did it during a time when regulations were more loose and were able to get jobs without needing social security number or any of the forms of ID that would give them away that they were in the US illegally. Though this changed after 9/11 and my dad left his job before they started cracking down on people that didn’t have a visa or something to show that they were a citizen of the US. There were ways of much my family earned money via my dad being a taxi driver for a short while, and getting another job which you can say that company was bending the rules enough as it was and it’s possible some fraud might’ve been going on there for a bit. The job was selling stuff, however the boss did at times try to get out of paying the people that worked under him knowing they couldn’t do anything as they were in the US illegally, however he left and became a distributor of another company by making his own company and my mom did the same. It wasn’t a killing by any means but it was the best and only way to negate any sort of checks. However, not every Hispanic was as lucky as my family. I’ve seen that they typically don’t tend to make much due to having some terrible bosses that abuse the fact that they aren’t here legally. Though there have been some ways to get around it, as because these are communities networking can be very important here and can help them from issues with getting a job.

Not to say that all of them come here illegally as that’s not always the case but that’s what was common in the community I lived in, but luckily everyone was pretty tight knit so people tended to look out for one another.

One more thing I also forgot to mention is that Hispanics that also tend to come into the US aren’t exactly fully educated at most they graduate High School if not then they don’t finish High School, and thus don’t specialize in any sort of field leaving them to get jobs that don’t pay much. This is also an issue back in a lot of Latin American home countries which tends to be the reason for them immigrating to the US, it’s not because of any sort of oppression in the US, and again I find it insulting when Hispanics in their home country know what real oppression is, and how badly the poverty is there and would much rather live in the US than in their home countries.

So to summarize, the issues with Hispanics having worse living conditions tends to be because of illegally coming into the US, and well issues within their own home countries which leads them to not have the highest of education which makes them get jobs that aren’t high paying but they see it as definitely better pay then at home because at least you’re not starving. In other words you can say it’s problems from their home country that tend to carry over into the US sometimes which causes these issues, it’s definitely dealt a bad hand in life which is difficult to overcome because of how bad it is in Latin American countries.

Like I said I’m not justifying any racist actions or extreme actions that they do on their part because that’s on the police. The thing is what do you wish for them to do, because people that talk about this don’t offer a solution to these issues, being more targeted because of the issues within our community yeah it’s definitely bad, so just knowing our rights is the best we can do. In terms of being convicted with lack of evidence is something that can happen to anyone not just Hispanics, it tends to be higher with Hispanics not because of racism but because of the statistics in crime among Hispanics. So you’re more likely to see a Hispanic get arrested for false charges then a white person. In that case, it’s more of a problem within the police force’s way of jailing people even when there isn’t good enough evidence for it. It pisses me off to no end that people make this a race issue rather than an issue with the police which gets nothing and it’s infuriating.

@Minurz he likely fit a description. It’s happened to me a number of times; is that because I’m white?

@Reflex You are right on point. People try to pull the race card, but we can't ignore statistics and the reality of what's going on around us.

@Minurz for the record and being Hispanic myself, this tends to be because Hispanics tend to commit more crime than certain races through an officers experience thus causing cases like these to happen at times. Now before you try to argue with me on that, it’s something that’s more or less known in stats and well you can even see it in the home countries where crime is rampant.

Definitely not justifying what police do by any means, just saying it’s something that’s just gonna happen to potentially a lot of them. It’s sad a truth, but the only thing that could be really done here in mine and other Hispanic’s cases are to know our rights and be ready for a situation to hopefully come out of that situation without much issue, and this really could be something that applies to everyone that’s also not Hispanics as clearly shown by the other guy that got imprisoned due to false charges.

@Nathan The simplest reason is the most likely. Any other reason you can think of as for why he was randomly treated as guilty? The cop just...felt like it?

@Minurz and you know that took place, how exactly?

@TheOneThatHungers Because the officer in question saw his skin color, subconsciously profiled him based on his race, and treated him as guilty afterwards. It absolutely could've been "just because he was Hispanic"

“Just because I’m Hispanic”

Guaranteed you think it’s because you were Hispanic, but you either matched the description pretty well or there were some other things at play. I’ve gotten questioned because police got a call of a tall fit white dude with brown hair. I’m overweight, but they made a mistake because it was super dark and I was wearing a super puffy sweater. I could have been half my size and still looked big bc of my sweater, so I got questioned. But I could also say “just because im white” and suddenly demonize people who made a mistake.

It is, and I’m baffled at the amount of people in the comments section who actually disagree with you.


I'm here for two things:
1. The video and its entertaining points and analysis (like seriously, I can watch this content for hours)
2. To stand up for JCS because of what Youtube did to them
It disappoints me to see how such a lovely channel is getting destroyed by this shitty platform Whoever did this, fuck off and just let us enjoy this gem of a channel.

Youtube keeps punishing jcs because their content includes “violence” and jcs is considering not uploading anymore it seems. Look in their community tab they made a post about it


The fact that investigators can just lie to you to admit something you didn’t do is disturbing and should be illegal. This investigator should be relieved of his job for doing this. Garbage human


This happened to me, as a female in Ohio in 2000. 3 days in a small, Oakwood Village cell. Swastika on the wall over my bed. Tomato juice and a slice of bread each day.  Barely an apology.  The judge was furious and I got very little money from the situation.

@Luke 03 Wouldn't that make it more detestable that she was falsely arrested, and therefore worth making note of? I think gender plays a significant role when talking about crime, prison conditions, social interactions related to the legal system, and expectations of treatment during confinement. Any of which is valid enough to state you gender for.

@Levi Therriault Yes, and women get half as much time for doing the same crime as a male.

If you want to bring gender into it, lets play fair.

Oh hell, arrested in Oakwood. You must have been a devil.

These comments are quite interesting. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion.  Stay well, everyone.

@Luke 03  gender does play a role. It's obviously not something that is written down, It's more about how each gender is perceived

@Schulz Scheiße The fact they felt the need to include "as a female" almost entirely implies they are a liar. Gender plays no role in innocence vs guilt.

@Schulz Scheiße Oakwood Village is a small town. they’re literally less than 5000 people. They have less than a seventh of the student population at Harvard, and Harvard is a highly exclusive university. You’ve probably met or interacted with more people in your life than they have living in their town.

They’re jail is gonna be awful

Lol what? Sounds like you’re making stuff up.


What an exemplary man! I think we can all only wish to have his patience and composure in such an absurd situation.


Here's a tip: If you're brought in to be interrogated for something you didn't do and it seems like the cops are convinced that you did it, you still want to lawyer up even though you didn't do it. Lawyers know more about the law than you.

Lawyer up, lawyer up, lawyer up.


There is a difference between a "mistake" and this. If a doctor makes a mistake, thats horrible, but if the mistake is due to unprofessional behaviour and straight up bad treatment we face major legal charges. Not just "getting demoted".


Just makes me even more sad because i think this is more a rarity that the truth comes out and the cops get punished.<br>And it's scary... and that you have to be scared of the police, even if you're innocent, is sickening.

Just makes me even more sad because i think this is more a rarity that the truth comes out and the cops get punished.
And it's scary... and that you have to be scared of the police, even if you're innocent, is sickening.


I love your voice and how you narrate the story’s you need to make more videos!


"The truth is paramount" and then the detective proceeds to entangle the suspect in lies by trying to give false information and making the suspect seem guilty and then treats him as a criminal giving him little respect treating him as if hes comited the crime he has no evidence of.


From out of nowhere when i was waiting for a train, police came. I had to stand and pose while a witness was sitting in a patrol car 50 meters away, then they said that it is 100 % me. I still didnt know what i was suspected of. They took me to jail and 38 hours later i got released. Apparently there was an attempted robbery in a store in the robber wore a black jacket. I wore a black jacket but there was no way in hell that my jacket looked the same. It was a very unusual fabric and expensive and nobody would ever rob a store wearing the kind of jacket i was wearing. When i was released there was even a little note in the paper(News) that the suspected robber was now released. Eventually i got cleared of all charges and stuff, but i have ptsd after getting kidnapped from The Streets and not knowing why, and locked up for 38hours.i had no control


Makes me angry that these investigative tactics are deployed with no care or follow up.  Imagine if a second investigator doesn’t follow up this guy would still be sitting in jail.


I feel like these cops should be put away for as long as they tried to wrongfully imprison the innocent


I’ve been wrongfully convicted, even with victim testifying and said she lied. And the officer even testified and said non of my prints was on the gun i allegedly held to the victims head, I couldn’t afford a real attorney, and I had very poor communication skills at the time 2004. Didn’t even know anything about the constitution until recently. Ruin my life, I don’t have $20k to appeal my case.


I went through something very similar. In the 90’s a guy I knew was burglarizing houses. When he got caught he said I did most of them. I was arrested at home and interrogated for 6 hours. Thankfully, my punchcard at work proved my innocence. Years later I saw him at a Home Depot and he ran as soon as he saw me. He’s dead today…super karma.


The job of the detective is not to find out if you are guilty or innocent. It is to find a way to prove your guilt. Those things are very different.


Always remember Cops can lie to you about anything<br>but you can never lie to the cops.

Always remember Cops can lie to you about anything
but you can never lie to the cops.


Omg! This poor guy!  He’s soo nice and agreeable!!!  In the meantime they’re screwing him over big time!  <br>Innocent until proven guilty???   What happened?   Can’t believe they do the same shit as they do in the US.  I’m very happy he got some money! AND that the bad guys were fired or demoted!

Omg! This poor guy!  He’s soo nice and agreeable!!!  In the meantime they’re screwing him over big time!
Innocent until proven guilty???   What happened?   Can’t believe they do the same shit as they do in the US.  I’m very happy he got some money! AND that the bad guys were fired or demoted!


those last few sentences regarding his $46,000 reward and the investigators being demoted was music to my ears, oh my goodness


Wonderful video. I hope it survives. The analysis is good, engaging and educational. The topic deeply upsetting :/


I love the patience in the first dude. Pure Ownage.


I get the feeling cops, detectives, and prosecutors would rather put an innocent man in prison and let the actual criminal go free than admit they couldn't find the guy.


They need to reopen that "detectives" previous cases, he straight up went in there and told the dude "why'd you do it" said they had overwhelming evidence, witnesses and a video of him doing it, he should've just been fired instead of demoted


Always ask for a lawyer. Demand a lawyer. You can help all you want through a lawyer and the police can't use it against you. "I guess I need a lawyer then?" is not considered asking for a lawyer which is why the detective keeps questioning him. This is US, though... at the end it is revealed the guy is in Canada. They don't have a 6th amendment so not sure what to tell you.


looved the last few sentences! I'd think it was worth it to go through all that for 46k dollars!


We need alot more of these, as I have been locked up with truly innocent dude before.


Good for Michael.  Its satisfying when justice is served.


So satisfying to hear that he was compensated in cash and the investigating officers were demoted and suspended without pay.


46k dollars for 3 days ? i'd even spend a month in jail for that amount. kidding aside, i felt bad for the small white dude


I've no clue how I would have handled that. I'm glad he got righted


This video is great, but I have to stop watching. Wrongful arrests are incredibly hard to watch. To know these guys didn't do a thing and are being treated like animals. It's infuriating.


Hey. Sorry to hear what happened with JCS. I loved watching these videos they were really well made and researched. YouTube has been going down hill for years. People can't swear, demonitisation left and right, and now taking down videos discussing interrogations? There wasn't anything wrong with these types of videos. There are plenty of other copycats doing the exact same types of videos since you were doing them. But they only go after you since you were the biggest? Really hope you can find a platform to post new content on, even if its paid. Fuck YouTube.

@Laurie Braxton  A lot of JCS videos are about homicide cases, which YouTube decided is a violation of their “Violence” and “Sensitive Events” guidelines.


I'm guessing not a dang thing happened to the liar Candy?  She needs jail for 20 years.


that is the worst investigator ever, if he can't tell that guy is telling the truth he should be kicking rocks on parking fine duty for life at best


Me: "How can this guy be so polite, I'd be furious!?"
Police: "...under the constitution of Canada.."
OOOOOOH!


"i assure you i'll investigate this story thoroughly" - sir, while you're at it, make sure to listen to the dispatch call once again please.


that detective was a douchebag, if I was in that situation and he said "we already know you're guilty, so half of the questions we're supposed to ask you are off the table" I would lose my shit.


Im such an overthinker. My brain creates a million scenarios of how I could respond within a second, Id look guilty no matter how innocent I am.


I know there are good cops out there. One must have hope, after all. But after years of watching real police cases and the such, it has dawned on me that it is a fact that police very rarely look to catch criminals. That is not their job. Their job begins and ends with having someone to charge, to put in front of the judge. Police very rarely spend the time looking to see if the person they have arrested is innocent, only following up those leads if could lead to proving them as lies, and only in the cases where they feel they need more evidence to get a conviction. Once they have a suspect, all other avenues go out the window and are demeaned not necessary to pursue.


The first detective was unprofessional beyond belief.


The Canada charter or rights and freedom states : ''Anyone person charged with an offence has the right to be presumend innocnat until proven guilty according to the law in a fair and public hearing gy an independent and impartial tribunal''


I swear bro some of these investigators are simply out for blood. They accuse random people either because they are power hungry, or because they want money and promotions.


Imagine if cops actually worked with the intent of solving and preventing crime...or maybe this is them trying which is so much worse...


Listen if you guys see this i know your stuggles on YouTube, i watch your videos at work along side podcasts, and i thought you guys would make great podcasts, maybe youd be able to get nore freedom on spotify? Or patreon, i know youd lose the video part but if im being honest, your explanations and audio are good enough for me to almost never need to check. Just a suggestion, i wish you all the best of luck in the future


The officers were suspended and demoted, letsss goooo boisssss

I really feel for those two guys who were falsely accused. It's really unfair :(


Suitable outcome for this gentlemen.  I hope that $45K was cash in pocket and not devoured by lawyers fees.  That questioning officer shouldn't even be airing up the tires on police bicycles after this.  We all heard him say that he understood and acknowledges his duty, promised to do it and then didn't.  Perhaps the roles should've been reversed.


When the suspect is the best detective in the interrogation room


I got picked out of police lineup as a murderer they were convinced they had their man unfortunately for them after hour of intimidation  and their stupidity  my whereabouts   were proven as I was a 1000 miles away I did not know the deceased and my DNA was not at the scene and the DNA found was not on their records. at one point asked me to admit guilt and I would get a lighter sentence guess. That`s why the system constantly incarcerates innocent people.


Wait, wait,wait...the "investigator" says to the suspect "How can you prove to me that you were at home"???  Uh, I think this is an example of a cop who needs to go back to Cop School for a little refresher training.....it's is not the responsibility of the suspect to prove his or her innocence....it is the OBLIGATION of the police to prove the suspect's guilt.  FFS....


Your founding fathers gave you the fifth ammend for a reason. It's the last line of defense between your freedom and pieces of shit like this detective. This guy was EXTREMELY lucky to not accidentally incriminate himself. The entire porpouse for these interviews, is to get a confession or any kind of incriminating statement from you, and (this is crazy) can not ever be used by your defense in court.<br>Do not talk to the police, ever.

Your founding fathers gave you the fifth ammend for a reason. It's the last line of defense between your freedom and pieces of shit like this detective. This guy was EXTREMELY lucky to not accidentally incriminate himself. The entire porpouse for these interviews, is to get a confession or any kind of incriminating statement from you, and (this is crazy) can not ever be used by your defense in court.
Do not talk to the police, ever.


these authority figures constantly abuse of their power its sick


I would’ve let the detective know that I’m pressing charges and that I’d have his pretty little badge and I’d personally make sure he wouldn’t be able to get another job in law enforcement


I suppose if you retain a lawyer they keep you overnight, but here is a good example of a guy who should have a lawyer.


By the way, this is the reason, why a confession proves nothing. You do not know the state of mind of a suspect under the given circumstance. People confess all kinds of stuff, depending what situation they assume they're in.
We as a society should stop accepting a confession as sufficient evidence for guilt and then change our legal system.
Same is actually the case for eyewitnesses, specifically, if there is only one eyewitness.
Both are extremely weak forms of evidence.
A scientist worth his salt won't even discuss a new discovery based purely upon reports of eyewitnesses. He will ask: Can I see the data? Did you take pictures? No? Still interesting but come back, once you have some pictures that prove your discovery. Do not draw them, use a camera. See you soon.

If this allows some suspects to get away with a crime, so be it. But incarcerating inocent humans is much less tolerable.

A confession combined with sleep deprivation, relentless probing and trauma from being accused has been proven by science that even innocent people confess to get the situation over with.


I had a very similar experience to Michael some years back..  I had been renting an apartment with some friends for a couple years. Our landlord was a police officer for the city. This also happened in Ontario.  Toward the end of my time at the apartment my friends and I had a bit of a falling out over my struggle with opioids.  I had gotten a bit behind on my rent, but had worked out an arrangement with the landlord and was paying extra to catch up.  One day I get a call from him telling me that since I had not only failed to make those extra payments, but had still not been paying my rent that I needed to leave immediately. (This is illegal, especially in January). Also, I had been paying my rent, but my roommate/best friend since highschool for over a decade had been using my money to pay his rent, and than partying his rent money away.  I said nothing. I packed my belongings and left.
I moved in with a girl friend I've known my whole life.  She lived in this big beautiful condo, it was much quieter and much more comfortable.  One night around Christmas there was a break in.  Some people got into the common room of the building and stole the TV.  About 2 months later there's a knock on the door. She answers and there are 2 cops standing there.  They point at me and ask if they can speak to me in the hallway.  I go to the door and they grab me and throw me against the wall and tell me they have a warrant for my arrest.  They then proceed to ask me my name... I said you have a warrant with my name, so you should know.  They took my wallet out of my pocket and pulled my ID and took my info.  I asked what I was being arrested for and they said theft under $5000.  I asked what I stole and they said the TV... I had no clue what they were talking about so I asked what TV.  "How many TVs did you steal?" He answered.  I said none, and was taken to the local PD.  I had my friend call my dad to get ahold of our attorney.
When we entered they took me in, printed me and emptied my pockets of all items into an inventory bag.  They proceeded to take my belt, pants, and sweater "for my safety".  Once I had been thoroughly humiliated two of the officers said to me "so this is that deadbeat who owes (former police landlord) all that money". They made it clear that the reason I was there was retribution. I corrected them, told them how I had Infact paid what I owed, but had also just paid rent for the month when I was evicted, so my landlord actually owed me $600." They didn't like it very much and put me in a freezing cold concrete box of a cell with a plexiglass wall.  After a couple hours an officer came down and took me to an interrogation room. He told me that I was being charged, what for etc. Said they had evidence but if I would tell them who had the TV and who helped me that it would help me get a reduced sentence since it was my first offence.  I told him he didn't have any evidence so I wasn't going to help him.  He told me again that he did and was going to give me some time to think it over and than one chance to tell the truth or he'd make sure I was punished to the fullest extent.  Back in the cell in my underwear for a couple more hours.  Eventually he comes back and asks me what I want to do.  I say again that I know he doesn't have any evidence.  He tells me "We have you on video breaking into that room with 2 other guys and stealing the TV.  It's plain as day you, we had people in the building ID you.  It's you."
At this point I just smiled and said "bullshit you do".  He asked me how I know that it's bullshit so I told him exactly how I knew.. not only did I NOT steal the TV or have any involvement whatsoever, but I had NEVER ONCE, NOT EVER, SET ONE FOOT IN THAT ROOM. NOT EVEN FOR A SECOND.
After I said that, he asked me how many pairs of shoes I own.  I looked at my shoes and pointed and he says "that it?" I says "yup".  He asks if I own shoes with red laces.  I say I do not. He leaves the room briefly.
When he comes back he says "look, there are 2 cameras in the lobby, one on between the 2 doors of the main entrance, and one in the hallway. The hallway one wasn't working that night, and the one from the entrance is angled as such that we can only see feet.  Around 330AM 3 sets of feet walk up to the door and go inside.  They take the TV off the wall and walk it out the back door to the parking lot next door.  There are no faces."
He takes me out of the room, gives me back my clothes and I was driven home.  That was the day I learned that cops not only can lie to you, but WILL and probably are lying to you.

@Ella Brown I'm totally fine now, thank you.  I try to back the blue despite the several awful interactions I've had with police over my lifetime.  I try to keep in mind that its not all cops and that there are bad apples in all walks of life... However, these days it seems increasingly challenging to keep that mindset, especially in Canada. More and more it seems like the police serve and protect themselves and the people who pay them rather than the public and that the good ones are rooted out.  I was lucky that my innocence was acknowledged and I was released without charges and only had to endure a couple years of harassment. So many others in similar situations don't end up nearly as lucky as I did.


I love cops but the bad ones need to be expelled from the force and not demoted. Arresting someone falsely and not doing due diligence should be criminal and should land a cop in jail himself.


What an absolute clown of a detective. Please tell me he was put on trial to justify his continued existence after this


When someone’s so bad at interrogating that the person being interrogated has to direct them on how to do it. 4:43 This guy has to be fired… so cringey.


I'm the kind of person that would literally be telling the police upfront that I am going to sue the crap out of them.


They should lock the cops up that do this shit for however long they gave to the innocent person.


Y'know what's super messed up? <br>Michael was probably just that calm because he was taught from a young age to not aggravate police officers to preserve his life.

Y'know what's super messed up?
Michael was probably just that calm because he was taught from a young age to not aggravate police officers to preserve his life.


You would think these guys get commission for every confession. God damn.  They should have been fired.


God knows how that first detective got a job in interrogation.


What a trash investigator!! These SOBs need to be fired, charged, fined heavily and punished severely to make an example out of them.


REALLY gonna miss JCS!
This is yet another example of why LE should be a much higher paid profession!
1. Higher pay attracts better talent pool to choose from.
2. With higher pay comes higher accountability.  Both personnal and professional. - they won't want to lose the job and there would be a line of more qualified candidates ready to take the job from those that suck at it!
PS...these officers only getting demotions and desk jobs...leaves without or with pay... is also an example of why unions are counterproductive. It becomes too hard to fire people for incompetence.


I’m just laughing at the fact that this guy is gaslighting innocent people just to get his career going and then gets suspended without pay


they reacted differently because one trusts the justice system more than the other.


"am I under arrest/being detained" "I would like an attorney at this time"


Y"ALL, hes asserting dominance through eye contact gotta think about it


Justice:
$46,000 awarded
Investigators demoted!
                                             PRICELESS!!!!!!!


46k for 3.5 days, not bad! Hhhh the best part that the cop got what he deserves.


Oh will you please please do the interrogation of chandler halderson. I’d love to hear you analyze it


Never talk to the police under any circumstances!!!


That is one lazy detective. I'm a retire PD, and I would've sent him on his way and get a warrant when I really had evidence.


They honored him with $46,000 wow good for him .


demoted and suspended without pay. You love to hear it


Nah he tilted his head to keep eye contact in the beginning cus he was mind boggled at the cop for being stupid


If a person is caught lying under oath that results in a man’s imprisonment, that person should be convicted and at LEAST forced to finish the sentence of accused.

YOu can get at least 7 years for false information


Midway into this vid- I pray to god that Justin sued the living fuck out of that police department


Do you have a paid channel I can join? I love your content and wish there were more


That's what you get if the policemen are paid / raised / ... result-based.<br>More people imprisoned must mean a better job was done... Right?... Right!???

That's what you get if the policemen are paid / raised / ... result-based.
More people imprisoned must mean a better job was done... Right?... Right!???


Wow, I really like the language you are using. So professional


I’d spend 3 days in a cell for $46,000 any day


What happened to half the videos on this channel? I know they are private now but does anyone know the reason?


Looking at the bright side, the first guy got 46 grand for being interrogated and staying in jail for 3 days. Not the worst situation


Please bring back uploads soon, We miss it! :D


There incompetence is overwhelming how can u get justice with idiots. Well done on yr court award. Very cool man


The second guy was shaking his foot i think he is lying and nervous 😂 6:24


That detective needs to be working at McDonald’s


He is soooooo Canadian. That is why he doesn’t behave so confrontationally. I also assume that he was aware of racial bias and how an angered response could have escalated things.


Wow the last detective surely has put innocent people into prison


Ugh this makes my blood boil. Especially the first investigator. He is a piece of poop.


Well at least a (more or less) happy ending ...


Corrupt investigators like this are all over the world' these idots should be sacked for acting like this' this guy is clearly innocent'


The ending was nice until I realize that Tax payers pay that bill for the officer stupidity 😐


All they care about is convictions lol.

 Man really went and got a Harlem globe trotter and said "yup this is the one" 😂


Trying to find the truth by lying, sounds like the cops to me!!!


I've literally been binge watching all of your videos before YouTube goes full stupid and these videos will no longer be available


the first guy's body language to me just screams "god this guys is going to be <b>eviscerated</b> when they realise it wasnt me"

the first guy's body language to me just screams "god this guys is going to be *eviscerated* when they realise it wasnt me"


Yep once got stopped for running down the street to my house after work and they asked me why I'm running like bruh people cant take a jog anymore the fuck wasting seconds that's why bro


I fucking hate how detectives are always asking accused to prove their innocents. Which is impossible. You can't prove a negative. The burden of proof lies on the police and if they don't have enough proof then they don't have a case.


That investigator should be fired, he lies.


So the real robber technically got away? Right?


"You are guilty because I don't want to work"


Bro had the up most confidence  " perfect"


Demoted and suspended without pay. Oooooh, that's bad.


The last 30 seconds of this video is the most satisfying I've ever seen.


forty 46 000 dollars for being 3,5days in jail doesn't sound so bad :D Dude had luck.


This is sickening doesn't surprise me it happened in Canada.


Never get comfortable with a glowie sitting right across from you.


I almost threw my phone out the window right now


40k ain’t bad for 5 days in jail That’s 8000 dollars a day I would take that lol


9:40 wtf... Wrong approach. You have to prove he wasn't xD.


Not one person should ever go to jail that is innocent


Just imagine the small white man watching the video of the policeman interrogating the black dude hahahahha he must have had such a blast


The most sastifying ending doesn't exi...


<b>NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE, NO IFS NO BUTS, NEVER DO IT</b>

*NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE, NO IFS NO BUTS, NEVER DO IT*


The innocent black guy speaks well. He actually speak like a lot of people I know who are highly educated. These guys tend to be less aggressive and always "reasons". I think his response is normal for someone who is highly educated. But I think the guys I know will get fed up and say, ok I will have to call a lawyer. These guys time is worth a ton of money, when they are not at work, they want to relax and enjoy their time. there is no way they want to waste their time and be stuck in a jail because of wrongful identity. They would rather find a lawyer, pay the lawyer the fees to clear things up as soon as possible.


Demoted  and suspended, in Canada, in 2003. (:


The second   I heard the American accent   I knew Red Hair Guy had to spent effing 2 Years in jail until he was exonerated


Kinda wish both examples were separate videos


I kind of feel like this is exactly how I would have reacted to this situation; I haven't had any altercations or really all that much interaction with the police in general, and despite watching videos and reading about how the justice system is the last thing you should put any faith in lol, I still feel like I would have an albeit stupid trust in the system and with these officers had this been me, feel maybe not comfortable but confident and calm in this moment, I know I have done nothing wrong, and would probably be very accommodating, if confused, worry would not have set in at all, because despite having heard about it, believe in it, that mindset of 'It happens of course but not to me"  is so ingrained. I feel people like this detective in this video eats people like that alive, false confessions all over the place. This guy handled it far better than I would have, cause my ass would still be thrown off by guard by the "We already know your guilty" line...my life would have flashed before my eyes all the way back to the time when I was 16 and put that empty jar peanut butter back in the pantry...10 years for that alone.


People get fired for picking their nose compared to what a cop can get away with wtf


8:40 Dave Chappelle's joke regarding not sleeping with a chick you were accused of sleeping with

The Circumcised Heart Of Richard Dawkins


Craziest thing is no one needs to talk at all… lawyer


Anybody who is part of putting innocent people in jail or prison should be put in jail or prison for 10× as long as they served


Thanks god that muppet was demoted.  Shocking.