This is so much harder to watch than the people who are guilty.

Remember this from now on. Next time you see how the cops treat someone who you know is guilty, remember that they do the same thing to people who are innocent, because back when they interrogated them, they didn't know if they were guilty or not: They were just trying to get a confession, whether it was true or not. You only know they're guilty after the fact.

You just are not interested in criminal physiology and this is a very important part of it maybe you just don’t understand you silly

Like the Holtzclaw case. That guy is innocent.

This IS hard to watch,  innocent people going to jail and getting mistreated!

The 26 year old dude really had my sympathy; been in jail before for the same crime so it was like digging himself out of a deep hole to begin with. Super glad both these guys were exonerated and hey, $46K! Not bad eh piggies

@Christopher Anderson youre both making my point for me and then contradicting what you're saying. I dont find it frustrating at all when someone is "almost certainly" guilty, bc a) like you said its their job and they dont get to decide if someone is innocent ir guilty, they get stuck with a client and they review the case and determine where any possibilities of reasonable doubt can be raised and they raise them b)  if there is actually no possibilities of a beyond reasonable doubt in the case as a whole, as with arguably jodi arias who from most perspective was never ever had a chance to be found innocent:(and whose lawyer wasnt tying to find her innocet) they will either recommend their client to plead out for as the best possible choice for or theyll build a defense to help the client to either avoid the death penalty or get the minimum sentence.jodis lawyer was trying to help her avoid the death penalty and it is so rediculous how people absolutley ruined his career and totally destroyed him for providing an entriley reasoable possibility that would help her, and c) not only is it important in terms of helping the cients sentencing but we know that cops get tunnel vision and are wrong and we know the facts of the case in those instances still do look bad for the person or sometimes law enforcement and prosecutors can connect them and natrate them in ways that make them look even worse than they are, so lawers still beed to be vigilant even in those scenarios and try to poke reasonable doubt in what can seem like a foolproof case.

Countless lawyers of the "americas most hated(for some reason it seems always only female) killers" have had their lives destoryed for defending the guilty and it's crazy... the reason that defense lawyers have a job is why the OP stated, and they should never be crucified simply for having a client whose guilty and providing them a defense regardless of if we "think theyre obviously guilty" and shouldnt be attacked non stop ever since about it. People seem to not understand the job of lawyers and will literally say things like omg they should go to jail also they are even more wvil for auggesting ahe may have been abused (and alot of crazy women probably were) or they are scum disgusting ahh w.e for saying anything possibly remotley nwgative about the victim (victims arent perfect) etc, its like these thing may be inportant in a case and people are so unrealstic and obnoxious in expectatjons and sinply association with a guiltly client whose hated therby makes you hatdd and somehow guilty of something.
 And thats just wrong considering the importance of their job.

Happened to me over driving bullshit. They mistook my fucking car and didn’t even get the badguys right places cause he  sucked at hIs job.  Arrested for my car model.

@A R yeah it's not the lawyer's job to decide whether a person is guilty or not.  It's their job to provide a defense for their client.  When they are almost obviously guilty it can certainly be frustrating, but still that is not the lawyer's job to decide.  It is their job to defend.

Definitely not. The clips of the guilty people lying that were edited into this video made me cringe so hard.

@CS nah bruh I'd juke TF outta those cops. I'm jus built different.

it's even HARDER than you realize.  this happened to ME.... and you don't get "paid" any money like that. I was wrongly accused... suffered FAR longer sentencing... was entirely innocent....
and I just feel lucky to be "Free".... except for one thing.  we ALL get treated as "Guilty".  The title of this thing is correct............. most Americans are entirely unaware of the truth.  All that $hyte on TV?  yeah... you have NO RIGHTS......... you don't........... stop thinking you do... I think it is LAUGHABLE me, hearing this dude got $45,000 for his 3 days............. if that were (American) truth... they'd owe ME millions.... it's WORSE than people know  ..... it just is.  (the "system" will NOT let you incriminate The System .) fact .......................&nobody even realizes it.... until it happens to Them

it's even HARDER than you realize.  this happened to ME.... and you don't get "paid" any money like that. I was wrongly accused... suffered FAR longer sentencing... was entirely innocent....
and I just feel lucky to be "Free".... except for one thing.  we ALL get treated as "Guilty".  The title of this thing is correct............. most Americans are entirely unaware of the truth.  All that $hyte on TV?  yeah... you have NO RIGHTS......... you don't........... stop thinking you do... I think it is LAUGHABLE me, hearing this dude got $45,000 for his 3 days............. if that were (American) truth... they'd owe ME millions.... *it's WORSE than people know*  ..... it just is.  (the "system" will NOT let you incriminate *The System* .) fact .......................&nobody even realizes it.... until it happens to *Them*

@Chris K. Keep in mind that looking in on a situation from a distance with no emotional attachment is vastly different from being interrogated. Partially related to the hindsight point made in this video: it's way easier to observe mistakes as a third party, but being in the interrogation room itself changes things.

Strangely I think the opposite. I feel more hopeful when I watch this. Like come on argue your innocence, but when a guilty person argues I put myself in thier shoes to see if they can really outsmart the cops and I facepalm and cringe at every mistake that makes it obvious they did something.

This is why I never understand people who criticize defense lawyers who are trying to make a case for their client-- like everyone hating Jose Baez or Jodie Arias lawyer etc...it is SOO much worse to convict an innocent person than to let a guilty person walk free. Lawyers  NEED to provide the best possible defense and portray all possible reasonable doubt, it makes no sense for people to get so worked up about defebse lawyers doing their job we'd all want them to do for us

@Sony She's saying that seeing innocent people being harassed, put under duress, and even falsely imprisoned is much more depressing than seeing someone guilty being analyzed, which can be stressful on the viewer in different ways (e.g. nature of crime, individual, etc.)


That first investigator was such an idiot. He didn't even sound believable. Happy to hear he was demoted, no pay & poor guy got a settlement!


Everyone should watch the lecture "Don't talk to the police" by the Regent University school of law. You ALWAYS ask for a lawyer, and don't say a word before they get there.


As soon as the scumbag  detective lied, he should have lawyered up


What I don’t understand is it’s illegal for a civilian to lie to a police officer. But a police officer can lie as much and as hard as they want


When he says we have a video and that makes him relaxed, that should have been 100% an indicator what he's saying is true

That guy seemed very cool, collected, analytical. Maybe he should be a detective instead.

"Oh thank god you have video! Now we can find out who did it!"<br>"I was actually lying. I know it was you. Say it was you. It was you? Just say it was you. Say it. 3. 2. 1. Say it. Just give the word. Was it you? It was you. Tell me it was you."

"Oh thank god you have video! Now we can find out who did it!"
"I was actually lying. I know it was you. Say it was you. It was you? Just say it was you. Say it. 3. 2. 1. Say it. Just give the word. Was it you? It was you. Tell me it was you."

@Alex Fontainne Demoted and suspended with out pay?? This cop should have been fired.

@Joe Sorrentino Man your right!!! And when Trump shows the evidence that Obama illegally wire taped his building. Or when those guy get back from Hawaii with that birth certificate shit is gonna hit the fan!!! Oh yeah just a couple of more court appearances and Mayor Giuliani is gonna blow this whole thing up!! Many people are saying this. Everybody knows.

The black dude better stay calm. His margin for error is very slim. Any attempt at acting like that other WILL BE USED AGAINST HIM.

@Joe Sorrentino oh my fucking god when left brings up politics in totally unrelated subjects like video games the excuse is always "everything is political". Now what? Now it's somehow different.

Or ya know, train urself to relax at that term and get away with mass murder cuz it cant be you, you became relaxed and relieved when they said they had video proof

Well that shouldn’t be the only factor. Many people can say that that’s relieving even though they are guilty

I just doesn't understand the last part 19:40 , maybe the suspect was trying to be forthcoming towards the officer, but i would have just said, that i don't trust him at all and want another officer to get this case investigated, since he absolutely lied about the camera footage. How should i trust this person to cleanly solve this case?

@Carlcool20 that's not how body language works, dude. You can't fake it either way even if you'd study body language and trying to.

@Tyler Grant Fair point, Tyler. But take into consideration that if I know what he's saying is bull, I know he ran out of options and is at the mercy of my confession. That could signal relief.

Not only was he relaxed, but he was RELIEVED to hear they had video lol

@Mastashake we ain’t getting our $1200 period, so...

@Carlcool20 Yeah, I guess we live strange times, but better than as if this had happened like 20 years ago :) Same to you, my man!

@PGryphin Eyyy glad to hear that! I hope you and your family stay safe dude

@Carlcool20 Actually not bad. I recently discovered that I can use these not-too-fast-paced videos as background while working late, which has taught me what burglars are afraid of and that the innocent behave differently when confronted than I had thought. Also that 6 boys survived on a tropical island for 15 months :D So, I am comfy, still earning, and I'm better informed than ever :D

@PGryphin Yeah I guess you are not wrong.. also yeah quarantine ain't too bad on my side, what about yours?

See, why that is not true is that the person who actually did it, probably cased the scene first. If that is so, he knows it's a bluff and can compose himself, even play on the "actual innocent" card that you would believe in hindsight. (Yeah, I just watched a documentary on casing for burglary. Quarantine's great, huh?)

@rls725 Fair point.. guess the detective didn't really bother to call this as some "useful" evidence, for some weird reason..

@Carlcool20 I said 100% an indicator- not that it's 100% true- that reaction should have made the detective investigate thoroughly- which clearly didn't happen- he just ignored it

Not true, some people can be manipulative enough to react the same way as he did even if they were guilty.. it's the detective's fault if they accept this as 100% pure evidence and call him not guilty.. also 80% of the people who commented here have such an innocent soul that they've never even gotten back stabbed by someone before

@BeardOfPower Yeah people who are extremely emotionally manipulative can convey what emotion they want. It's terrifying because you can't tell the difference between them and the average person.

Not really. A guilty person could still say that if they're confident that the cops don't actually have anything on them. <br>The thing with people is the variety in the way that things can be said, and the psychological games that people try to play. We can never know what all people would say. A guilty man can say what a innocent person would say. They're sitting there asking themselves, "What would an innocent person say?". Also the innocent person can slip up and convey guilt, mostly on accident or inadvertently.

Not really. A guilty person could still say that if they're confident that the cops don't actually have anything on them.
The thing with people is the variety in the way that things can be said, and the psychological games that people try to play. We can never know what all people would say. A guilty man can say what a innocent person would say. They're sitting there asking themselves, "What would an innocent person say?". Also the innocent person can slip up and convey guilt, mostly on accident or inadvertently.

Yeah everybody thought of that don't worry...

Except the detective....

Cop was there for a confession and only a confession. There was no interest in an investigation.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin  check out Kushners shell company. We ain't getting our $1200 nothing for bread and milk. Wake up

@Joe Sorrentino just saying, Joe was definitely telling the truth in that moment.

@Let Me Catch You Slippin Cmon man, leave politics outta this. You just looking to start an argument.

When they asked Joe if Hunter did it and he said I’m proud of my son, that should’ve been an indicator what he was saying is true

@Alex Fontainne <br>Nah, He Wanted dat Paycheck.

@Alex Fontainne
Nah, He Wanted dat Paycheck.


They took more videos down??? This is ridiculous.


Is it just me or are all the other videos on this channel missing???


Add a zero onto the damages amount and it's justice. Less than $50k for something like that is a joke.


That must be the most patient man in this whole world. Officer deserved to get out of that room with a broken neck


That ending was so satisfying - what a terrible ‘investigator’. Shameful

That ending was so satisfying - what a terrible ‘investigator’. Shameful

That investigator reminded me of Murray from Flight of the Conchords. Just completely clueless and incompetent!

That investigator reminded me of Murray from Flight of the Conchords. Just completely clueless and incompetent!

Even if his actions were incompetent, the system should be blamed!

Even if his actions were incompetent, the system should be blamed!

@andrew clifford that interrogator sounded British

@andrew clifford that interrogator sounded British

@SadgeJake yeah, Canada's been doing so great eh..

@SadgeJake yeah, Canada's been doing so great eh..

If every criminal always is saying how they didnt do it and its not them, itd be hard to immediately believe someone as well

If every criminal always is saying how they didnt do it and its not them, itd be hard to immediately believe someone as well

@andrew clifford | Take it from a Canadian, don't, don't, DON'T let yourself think like that. The old "well at least we aren't doing as bad as those guys" mentality is the reason why we HAVE most of the issues we do here. Such thinking lets you sweep serious problems under the rug.

@someguy just doesn’t though does it. Virgin

@someguy just doesn’t though does it. Virgin

@SE Mowery moving to other countries is a rare privilege

@SE Mowery moving to other countries is a rare privilege

@Odin Satanas I think he was in jail for 2 years for another reason. Different than what the interrogation was for

@Odin Satanas I think he was in jail for 2 years for another reason. Different than what the interrogation was for

yea I'm so glad they got punished for  wrongly imprisoning someone that's a crime 🤣🤣🤣

yea I'm so glad they got punished for  wrongly imprisoning someone that's a crime 🤣🤣🤣

Makes me admire the hell out of the other investigator. That first guy should be ashamed.

Makes me admire the hell out of the other investigator. That first guy should be ashamed.

@Stephen B it happens but mostly every cop be trying to cover for one another

@Stephen B it happens but mostly every cop be trying to cover for one another

That $46k isn’t shit for what Micheal went through.  So glad at least something happen to those pos detectives.  Wish they had lost their jobs all together.

Hey..you stole my comment 😉<br>Soooo happy for Michael

Hey..you stole my comment 😉
Soooo happy for Michael

This “investigator” should never ever do the investigator.

This “investigator” should never ever do the investigator.

I’d rather this guy then someone who gives the killer a cookie and a cuddle.

I’d rather this guy then someone who gives the killer a cookie and a cuddle.

Lol he was caught lying. "I reviewed the tape" what a clown

Lol he was caught lying. "I reviewed the tape" what a clown

That ain't no investigator. That's a journalist

That ain't no investigator. That's a journalist

I was very dissatisfied with the fact this kind of behavior doesnt lead to immediate termination without question

I was very dissatisfied with the fact this kind of behavior doesnt lead to immediate termination without question

As a Native American in continental United States that is crazy. We can barely sentence people who kidnap and accost us because we’re traveling with our ID’s and not theirs to 18 months.

They were only suspended and demoted. That means they're still cops and still able to ruin other people's lives. There's nothing satisfying about that.

@SadgeJake you do know JCS lives in Canada, and he even said himself if this interrogator was successful he would've got promoted.

It wasn't the system that saved Michael, it was a different investigator who decided to research.

It is not a job that I envy that is for sure.

It is not a job that I envy that is for sure.

@A Baller is not so much that, it’s when they ask what the charge was for and u have to put possession of an illegal substance

he got docked 3 days pay. that's it. after locking the innocent dude up fo 3 and a half.

he got docked 3 days pay. that's it. after locking the innocent dude up fo 3 and a half.

it’s the system that’s fucked up, i went to jail in my early 20’s for a marijuana cigarette “ first offense, and had to pay a lawyer 1g to reduce my felony to a misdemeanor. but the real kicker is that i had to work odd jobs for most of my life because of it, and it doesn’t say 1 joint on my record, says possession of illegal substance. and the crazy thing about it was that it wasn’t even good weed. there was no good weed in the early 90’s, where is my pay?

andrew clifford England does this all the time, England can even put someone in prison and not tell them when they are going to get out.

@BCBtheBeastlyBeast and he was released with compensation after 3.5 days so no harm done. the other guy got 2 years though and we don't know what happened to him.

Except for the part where they were only suspended.

Except for the part where they were only suspended.

@Adrian Dacruz I know the difference between English and Australian and he definitely doesn't sound English. I'm Scottish with family all over including Australia and England and there is definitely a twinge in his accent that makes him sound Aus.

@SovereignServant No, hes not Australian, he is an expat English man living in Canada. I live in London and we all know the difference between Australian and English accents.

When I heard they were demoted I literally laughed out loud

When I heard they were demoted I literally laughed out loud

So satisfying, I thought the SAME EXACT THING!!!!

So satisfying, I thought the SAME EXACT THING!!!!

@SE Mowery sorry yes born in England and live in England you do get a fair trial here  free phone call in minutes to call who ever i am just a old man who like to watch justice around the world  so sorry if you where upset

@Just some Guy "imprisoned for just over two years"

@Just some Guy "imprisoned for just over two years"

Stacie Green it definitely was not a French Canadian accent

Stacie Green it definitely was not a French Canadian accent

@Tazer Face <br> I thought they were called "Kevin"...🤔🤔🤔

@Tazer Face
 I thought they were called "Kevin"...🤔🤔🤔

@LemonGraab the Forsaken<br>He probably didn't even notice it on the paperwork until he walked him into the integration room.  Then realized, "SHIT, this dude it's black... not white." Then thought, he's tall as hell too ,and was just like, "Aw what the hell, Fuck it!!!! I'll just try and wing it, maybe he'll just say he did it. Then I won't have to go find the REAL criminal."

@LemonGraab the Forsaken
He probably didn't even notice it on the paperwork until he walked him into the integration room.  Then realized, "SHIT, this dude it's black... not white." Then thought, he's tall as hell too ,and was just like, "Aw what the hell, Fuck it!!!! I'll just try and wing it, maybe he'll just say he did it. Then I won't have to go find the REAL criminal."

@G. Anthony Benjamin <br> They're in Canada, he's probably French Canadian.

@G. Anthony Benjamin
 They're in Canada, he's probably French Canadian.

@SE Mowery <br> I think he means he's glad he lives there (and was most likely born there too). Rather than in Canada or in the United States.

@SE Mowery
 I think he means he's glad he lives there (and was most likely born there too). Rather than in Canada or in the United States.

He was in way over his head, and he's lucky he had a reasonable victim to bully. The settlement was actually very mild.

He was in way over his head, and he's lucky he had a reasonable victim to bully. The settlement was actually very mild.

@𝓕𝓾𝓬𝓴 𝓕𝓪𝓬𝓮 <br> That one was in Canada, not England, and maybe because, that dude served three DAYS in jail, rather than the "Just over two YEARS."  the  American guy served.

@𝓕𝓾𝓬𝓴 𝓕𝓪𝓬𝓮
 That one was in Canada, not England, and maybe because, that dude served three DAYS in jail, rather than the "Just over two YEARS."  the  American guy served.

@𝓕𝓾𝓬𝓴 𝓕𝓪𝓬𝓮 what if he was accusing you of being a cry baby

@𝓕𝓾𝓬𝓴 𝓕𝓪𝓬𝓮 what if he was accusing you of being a cry baby

thebullylynch you beat me to it. As an Irish Catholic watching that shit in NI in the 80s, that ignorant comment they made nearly made my head explode.

Amellia Mendel he didn’t LOL. Were you paying attention? He was arrested for coming home from work while being black. Or do you mean NO ONE should commit crimes, as in Utopia?Well good luck with that.

They should have been fired. Shame to see canada has the same problems with their judicial system that we have in the US.

They should have been fired. Shame to see canada has the same problems with their judicial system that we have in the US.

Yes.  Thank goodness he got his dues and the pricks who tried to stake their reputation on him were punished.  They deserve worse than a demotion though.

Sausage Mahoney that’s called a double bind, a lose-lose.  Narcissists often use them.

Sausage Mahoney that’s called a double bind, a lose-lose.  Narcissists often use them.

@Miranda Sinistra-Gorsuch is Daddy well actually they asked if he was drunk before and he said no. It doesn't justify it, but if the officers knew he was drunk, it most likely wouldn't have happened

This comment was the only reason I watched until the end <br>I'm glad I did

This comment was the only reason I watched until the end
I'm glad I did

That investigator being like “I care about the truth”<br>Me:  -_-  boi it sounds like you’re trying to convince yourself

That investigator being like “I care about the truth”
Me:  -_-  boi it sounds like you’re trying to convince yourself

Yea sort of but everyone involved should be fired and barred from ever being police

Yea sort of but everyone involved should be fired and barred from ever being police

I just came to say this same thing, that's awesome he was compensated so well, I hope he was able to get his job back as well! Good job to the <b>REAL</b> investigator who had his back

I just came to say this same thing, that's awesome he was compensated so well, I hope he was able to get his job back as well! Good job to the *REAL* investigator who had his back

I know right like “hey it was a short white guy” “alright, well I just arrested a tall black man and don’t want to admit that I’m wrong so I’m leaning into this”

Completely agree with you. The last 10 seconds of the video was the best. So relieved. Whoever the "outside investigator" was that looked into it,  thank God they did. Holy shit.

Woah, I swear I was going to type the exact same thing as I thought those exact words in my head.👍

Woah, I swear I was going to type the exact same thing as I thought those exact words in my head.👍

The cops bust become more important than the truth.

The cops bust become more important than the truth.

MetaL BraiN \m/Extreme Metal Enthusiast \m/

I love how his attempt to get promoted for getting a confession without evidence (which was horribly misguided) led directly to him being demoted. I'd say that's a healthy dose of karma there.

@Adrian Dacruz he's not a brit... he's Australian

@Adrian Dacruz he's not a brit... he's Australian

To be fair the guy was hard to read.   He reacts in a way that is bizarre for the innocent.  I can see how based on reaction alone they get it wrong.

 The REAL problem is the failure of the department to check into his alibi which would have cleared him and gave them more time looking for the correct suspect! How stupid are they?

@Tazer FaceCalm down Karen. This open forum. If you post something, then it can be replied too.

@Tazer FaceCalm down Karen. This open forum. If you post something, then it can be replied too.

Lewdgh.com....JCS should win some type of award for real

Lewdgh.com....JCS should win some type of award for real

Unfortunately, the detective in question still works for Hamilton Police now.

Unfortunately, the detective in question still works for Hamilton Police now.

the investigators in Egypt find that you are really innocent, they will accuse you Whatever You innocent or guilty , because they will not bother looking for the real criminal
Simply you fuckd up anyway
(Plus they become heroes And they get promoted 😂😂👌💲)
Never talk about justice in your country 💀💀

@Tazer Face And then the whole crowd clapped. lol

@Tazer Face And then the whole crowd clapped. lol

Omg you’re not kidding, I literally said out loud “finally some ACTUAL justice!“.

Omg you’re not kidding, I literally said out loud “finally some ACTUAL justice!“.

@guachingman He is what I would imagine would happen if someone skimmed through Jim's videos at 10x speed and was like, ok, enough training for me, let's go interrogate now.

Actually the one investigator in the interview, Oliver Mann was promoted to Sergeant despite the botched investigation and insisted, despite the evidence and findings of the court that Dixon was guilty. <br>The other main investigator was only suspended for 3 days and died so all of the money he was supposed to pay out didn’t get paid because they wouldn’t hold his estate responsible.

Actually the one investigator in the interview, Oliver Mann was promoted to Sergeant despite the botched investigation and insisted, despite the evidence and findings of the court that Dixon was guilty.
The other main investigator was only suspended for 3 days and died so all of the money he was supposed to pay out didn’t get paid because they wouldn’t hold his estate responsible.

Those type of detectives are the ones looking to close a case, not justice!

Those type of detectives are the ones looking to close a case, not justice!

@andrew clifford What does being born in England have anything to do with it? You mean you live in England right?

@andrew clifford What does being born in England have anything to do with it? You mean you live in England right?

He’s not even good at trying to sound convincing either, if he had video evidence there’d be no reason to accuse this man smh needs to find another job.

Had such a big smile on my face. What a shit investigator. People like that need to be fired.

Had such a big smile on my face. What a shit investigator. People like that need to be fired.

Even the arresting officers were crap he clearly isn't white to begin with

Even the arresting officers were crap he clearly isn't white to begin with

I know! Lol i instinctively did a fist pump in the air when i heard they were demoted and suspended without pay

I know! Lol i instinctively did a fist pump in the air when i heard they were demoted and suspended without pay

I pogged hard when I heard the outcome. Let's fucking gooo

I pogged hard when I heard the outcome. Let's fucking gooo

@Amellia Mendel did you watch the video?  He didn't commit the crime.... thats the point

@Amellia Mendel did you watch the video?  He didn't commit the crime.... thats the point

@Adrian Dacruz I'm Irish and old enough to remember internment, UK police force is rotten to the core.

@Adrian Dacruz I'm Irish and old enough to remember internment, UK police force is rotten to the core.

Seriously! Didn't even fucking check the alibi..?
I'm really glad that other investigator came along and looked into it, that's total bullshit
Guys trying to get a confession to boost his career and gets demoted, that's amazing

The other guy having to do 2 years is absurd though, just railing him because he had priors
I hope he got a settlement too

We had a comment chain on another video saying it would be interesting to see innocent people so I'm stoked he posted this haha

I knew something sounded strange when the investigator was demoted and the victim was compensated. IT WAS IN CANADA.

I knew something sounded strange when the investigator was demoted and the victim was compensated. IT WAS IN CANADA.

I thought he was the janitor coming in to question him.

I thought he was the janitor coming in to question him.

*typical. Might be terrible too, but it's far from rare.

*typical. Might be terrible too, but it's far from rare.

I hope there's no mark on his record because of this. I know a guy who was picked up from school by the cops and charged with planning a school shooting all because in casual conversation some outsider heard he said no security system is 100% proof. All he could think was having a charge on his record and screwing his future employment.

@SadgeJake Daniel Shaver was shot by a police officer while on his hands and knees crying because the officer was giving conflicting commands and he was terrified because he didn't know what to do. They let him get away with it and then gave him a pension.

It's disgusting some of the cases we have where police get away with fucked up shit. We need reform.

I am still quite enraged by this investigator.

I am still quite enraged by this investigator.

Totally agree!!! Canada is a bit shit in that regard

Totally agree!!! Canada is a bit shit in that regard

Was just gonna say. Ends with the perfect revenge sting.

Was just gonna say. Ends with the perfect revenge sting.

Lol, if this happened in the US, they'd get promoted instead. People go to jail for years while innocent and get nothing for their time. 40 grand for 3.5 days isn't bad at all. Canada, gets it right again, good job.

Right? He sounded like it's his first day on the job...disgrace

Right? He sounded like it's his first day on the job...disgrace

it was painful to listen to him try and use interrogation "tricks"

it was painful to listen to him try and use interrogation "tricks"


I get lost in these videos they make my day


Cops call me and ask me to come in and talk.<br>Me: hang on let me give you my lawyers number.

Cops call me and ask me to come in and talk.
Me: hang on let me give you my lawyers number.


So , we have more innocent in prison than ever 😳


Just do what the cops say. If you're innocent, you'll be fine.


The cop doesn't care about the truth, only cares about obtaining a false confession.

@DarthVantos Its not avoiding criticism. If she is a careerist who cares.. most people want to go up the ladder in their career and also whos to say that mike pence isn't a careerist.

They only care that someone take the fall. False or not. They aren't specifically looking for only false confessions

YUP!!!!! they don’t care what happens to the person as long as they “solve” and close a case

The last sentence of this video sounds so satisfying.

@javimiami92 sniff sniff are those snowflake tears? Delicious.

They just want a CONFESSION, false or not.

Not "the cop" Literally all cops.  That is their job.

I am a cop, and I agree with you 100%.  Makes me sick to my gut .

@Miss Princess No they act like that towards everyone in Canada

In Canada your guilty until proven innocent

@Samaslamatha Avoiding criticism of kaamala by doing watabouts to mike pence doesn't make her look better. Her record shows she is a careerist and will do anything to get ahead. Even forcing false confessions and withholding evidence to further her cases.

@PurpleChalk Many people on the left hate kamala harris. Including me

Because they want it to be over as fast as they can

@TheMiracleMatter That's the whole point of being a prosecutor and what I just said. You don't care about the truth or justice. The only thing that matters is your client. Its her job to get her client to go free, not the other way around.

Want your mind blown on how police doesn't give a single fck? Search "Don Bradley Vigilant Elite".<br>Guy was a CIA contractor for more than a decade, before he was serving in the military for a bunch of years, gets shot in the head on a random road rage incident, almost dies, gets arrested because they pulled the wrong rep sheet, his family doesn't even gets contacted, wife tries to clear everything, gets mistreated and they just double down on the accusations, meanwhile the guy that shot him wasn't even processed. He is lucky because probably a lot of crimes would be impossible and because he has A LOT of meaningful testimonies to his character, but still, if justice was this incompetent until now, it might very well continue to be and there is a chance he lands in jail over fckng nothing

Want your mind blown on how police doesn't give a single fck? Search "Don Bradley Vigilant Elite".
Guy was a CIA contractor for more than a decade, before he was serving in the military for a bunch of years, gets shot in the head on a random road rage incident, almost dies, gets arrested because they pulled the wrong rep sheet, his family doesn't even gets contacted, wife tries to clear everything, gets mistreated and they just double down on the accusations, meanwhile the guy that shot him wasn't even processed. He is lucky because probably a lot of crimes would be impossible and because he has A LOT of meaningful testimonies to his character, but still, if justice was this incompetent until now, it might very well continue to be and there is a chance he lands in jail over fckng nothing

@Samaslamatha She wasn`t the DEFENSE lawyer, she was the prosecutor ! iirc there is all kind of shenanigans like that time she withheld evidence proving the innocence of a man on death row !

@TheMiracleMatter She is an attorney. Attorneys work for their clients, which doesn't guarantee justice.

@javimiami92 She wasn't a Police officer?

@Lee Reynolds So much for truth and justice.

@javimiami92 In the scoope of "The cop doesn't care about the truth" and "That’s why I hate Kamala Harris" in an attempt to politicize the narrative, it may be worth pointing out that the truth is not so important to Trump either as he keeps pardoning criminals on a regular basis.

@Dr.Mabuse What you said doesn't make sense in the scope of what's being discussed. Trump isn't a lawyer and he never served as a District Attourney, because he is a real estate developer.

@Miss Princess So if he said he hated Trump would you still call him a racist?

@Dr.Mabuse Trump is a cop. never knew that

@javimiami92 Kamala is a rookie compared to Trump

Conviction. All they want is to get a conviction. They don't care about getting the person who actually committed the crime. Much easier to get a conviction of a black person than a white person.

@PurpleChalk californian cops have a tainted history

@javimiami92 Are you hating her because of party lines or is there any reason for that? "She was just like them in California" seems quite vague.

And or an impressive conviction record, which begs the question, how many people are innocent but is omitted because he wants to look good on record having a lot of arrests. And will pull every dirty trick in the book to achieve his goal.


Awesome news that the pig's all got demoted and suspended with out pay PS they should of been fired to be held accountable


"All you have to do is call and ask my mother!"

Man, you can really tell this dude is tired.

@c10wn baby at the time of my comment I didn't watch the entire vid and went off what I heard already. It was also very apparent the guy asking hadn't watched it all either

@Shane Bolger pretty sure? What you're pretty sure about was said in the very last sentence of the video....

@dig deeper
You've raised some great good points and your communications are cogent. Regarding the younger generation, tarring them with the same brush was a little unfair, I'll express that as the young with said behavioural traits appear overrepresented, but also across different ages, as well as agree with you on points one and two that their nurturers, carers and educators bear a responsibility. On point 3, it is my opinion that the Freemasons, so-called elites and other influential people in power, and their organisations that finance and operate a global network and fully agreeing the "politicians" public and private sectors influence and use them. Just as you mentioned the disconnect was "done to them by the older cops" you're bang on. Equally, the cops own desperate recruiting measures, inadequate vetting process and lowering the IQ level, decreasing then eliminating free thinking individuals to those void of mind, unthinking individuals (robots programmed to follow orders) prolific, particularly amongst the ranks of the younger cops. Consider the facts that before each shift all cops are briefed by senior ranking cops on what duties they are to carry out and they're reminded of the attitude they must exhibit in order to maintain the upper hand over the public.

I guess we'll be doing our best to hold our public servants accountable, keeping them in check, by continuing to exercise our rights in order to maintain our freedoms.

@Pohorex Your expectation for the cops are waaaaayyyy too high. The bar is so low

@Richard The Eighth -  I see your point, but is it really fair to put it all on younger generations?

1. Who raised them?  2. Who schooled them? 3. Who's using them now?

I don't think they disconnected themselves from communities, I think that was done TO them. There are still lots of older cops, and the ones in charge are older as well.

The most diabolical, seasoned politicians RN are Boomers. The fact that it's a worldwide phenomenon is proof this break down of traditional values is orchestrated, so what chance did young people have? It's also proof that psychopathy is rampant in Boomers. They're doing the orchestrating! Many boomers are out there marching with BLM, in body or spirit.

Even lacking the constitution of some of the older generation, there's a notable contingent of Z/Millenials who want to do right by their country but need better leadership. I think you're right, the younger generations will be required to help right things. And, as happens in revolutions, the ones with the establishment will have anger on their side, a good motivator. But those fighting for freedom will be fighting for their lives

@dig deeper <br>Ditto, $46k for tolerating three days of BS. As the saying goes "the truth eventually comes out." Globally, policing is no longer policing because it attracts psychopaths, criminals and tyrants, typical behaviour of the younger generations, whom don't have sufficient people skills or life experiences, and expect everything to be served to them on silver platters. They've disconnected themselves from the communities they've sworn an oath to serve and protect, with honesty and integrity. Now they only serve their masters, in the process line their pockets with our hard-earned pennies, whilst facilitating their egotistical desires. It is my opinion that all must take part, particularly the younger generation in order to bring changes if we are to get those old days back.

@dig deeper
Ditto, $46k for tolerating three days of BS. As the saying goes "the truth eventually comes out." Globally, policing is no longer policing because it attracts psychopaths, criminals and tyrants, typical behaviour of the younger generations, whom don't have sufficient people skills or life experiences, and expect everything to be served to them on silver platters. They've disconnected themselves from the communities they've sworn an oath to serve and protect, with honesty and integrity. Now they only serve their masters, in the process line their pockets with our hard-earned pennies, whilst facilitating their egotistical desires. It is my opinion that all must take part, particularly the younger generation in order to bring changes if we are to get those old days back.

@Richard The Eighth - Oh you were very clear on where it was coming from, I got that. Some story, eh? At first I thought $46K sounded not half bad for 3 days' stress. Not after finishing the real story. It just makes sense to give cops like that consequences, but that was back in 2006.  I wonder if we'll ever get back to those days again, where consequences aren't dependent upon critical theory.

@dig deeper <br>Thank you for your response. My comment was transcribed from the narrator in conclusion of the video and wasn't updated. I found the additional information you've provided in the link to an article very interesting, particularly knowing the following identities of the incompetent police: Oliver Mann, Christian Beaulne and Jason Leek Mann, have since been promoted to sergeant, Beaulne is dead.

@dig deeper
Thank you for your response. My comment was transcribed from the narrator in conclusion of the video and wasn't updated. I found the additional information you've provided in the link to an article very interesting, particularly knowing the following identities of the incompetent police: Oliver Mann, Christian Beaulne and Jason Leek Mann, have since been promoted to sergeant, Beaulne is dead.

Yeah like "Don't tell her what happened, don't tell her that I'm arrested, just ask, give her no way of knowing about this whole situation so you know she has no reason to lie and if that's not enough it's their word against mine and my mother's, if you don't have any any other evidence, which is impossible since I weren't there"

Sounded like a dude who has worked really hard to turn his life around, just to get slapped in the face by moronic policemen.

Regarding the outcome of the case of 37 years old Michael Dixon whom was falsely accused of breaking into a jewellery store on August 15, 2003, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

20:08 The narrator stated; "The truth eventually did come out but, the suspect wasn't treated decently, he was kept in jail for three and a half days before a separate investigator looked into his alibi, witnesses and checked surveillance of the area in question. He was then exonerated immediately, a civil trial ensued and Michael was awarded $46,000 in punitive damages. The interrogating officer and three other investigators were all demoted and suspended without pay."

@Pohorex pretty sure got demoted and had pay suspended. Honestly not enough if true

@Shane Bolger they better have reviewed his actions on a false imprisonment and potentially had him fired, or at least demoted to a B-cop. Likely didnt though, unfortunately

@Pohorex that is his job. However a lot like to just put the blame on someone or something to simply close the case.

@Gia I dont understand that detective, he didntfollow any potential lead to prove his innocence. That's his job. Is to make sure the Innocent <b>dont</b> get punished, and that the guilty get found. Not just the latter. He fucked up his life

@Gia I dont understand that detective, he didntfollow any potential lead to prove his innocence. That's his job. Is to make sure the Innocent *dont* get punished, and that the guilty get found. Not just the latter. He fucked up his life

@Timothy Geegan are you having a stroke bud

honestly feel so bad for both these people


"Michael Dickson" i nearly died bro ahahahaha


The legend of Michael goddamn this guy just screams reliability what a badass


17:08  -  Not enough.  The interrogating officer should be fired, immediately arrested for FELONY false imprisonment, as the offense was perpetrated by abuse of authority.


Michael lucked out when another investigator looked into the case. Who knows how long he would have been detained for otherwise.


"The suspect is a tiny white male"<br>"Gotchu fam, get me the tallest black man you can find, fast."

"The suspect is a tiny white male"
"Gotchu fam, get me the tallest black man you can find, fast."

I'm not even gonna scroll down and I can tell someone is talking about racism down there, people are so annoying, I'm sorry for everyone who read through the negativity, have a great day

@Lewis Beattie He only got demoted though?

@Lewis Beattie He only got demoted though?

The guy who was seen walking away from the scene? Derp!

The guy who was seen walking away from the scene? Derp!

@Anonym 1 the usa and the west is where ppl pay very close attention to anything racist go somewhere else like asia and u will see open blatant racism like the usa had 100 years ago not joking ppl are insanely racist outside the west but no one is there to point it cause they are basically all racists

I can only imagine the cop looking for a “criminal” and he/she got a guy that fit the image of what a criminal looks like in his/her head.

𝔻𝕠𝕟𝕜𝕖𝕪’𝕤 ℝ𝕠𝕤𝕖

Because the track record of where that information usually comes from, is not a reliable source, meaning that there is usually a cognitive dissonance to fully believe something like that. So hence my original joke," the pot calling the kettle black, except the kettle is blue"  the analogy being, that you are calling someone else out for being dense, whilst they are not that, you in fact are.

You know what, no. Where did you get the information that you mentioned in your first comment. That being the no more body cams, the being racist towards white people stuff?

I can admit that I'm in the wrong for not actually explaining my half, yet repeatedly asking for your argument. But I will say that you never actually answered the question of what you meant. You can give your answer in the next reply to this, being that I'm not going to ask again, and this is my final reply overall

@Yeet SpaceAlpha >goes around calling people dense without elaborating on anything
>people respond in kind
>"you're just looking for a reason to be better than someone"
And you're right, I didn't form any argument in my conversation with you. But what is there to form an argument about since all you did was calling me dense? You don't get to play the "you don't have an argument" card when you initiate the conversation with just calling people dense

Can I swear to God if you try and get me on misspellings, or the weird grammar, I'm using voice to text so it's a lot harder to correct the way that things are said

Since I'm the one I still spell it out for you, is that what I'm saying here, is that your first response doesn't make sense. I've been question you on what you mean by that, in which you go on a tirade about semantically not calling me a kettle or a pot. I then ask you to actually explain your argument, instead of just hurling insults, to which you respond by... Hurling insults. What exactly are you wishing to accomplish here?

@Yeet SpaceAlpha "I'm not the pot or the kettle"
"I never called you the pot or the kettle"
"I'm not the pot or the kettle"
Lmao, go take your meds

@Pepe Beezon you haven't tried to explain anything, you've just been insulting my intelligence. If you want to try and explain the logic behind what you're trying to say here we can try and come to an agreement, or we can just sit here throwing stones back and forth at each other and calling each other names.

@Pepe Beezon if the logic you're trying to argue here, is the semantics of literally not calling me the pot or the kettle, then you're correct.

@Yeet SpaceAlpha I have neither enough time or crayons to explain this very simple sentence to someone of your intelligence

@Pepe Beezon you said to get my eyes checked, in reference to my "pot calling the kettle black, but the kettle is blue" analogy, either you don't understand what I meant by that, or you're trying to backtrack

@Yeet SpaceAlpha did I say you're either of those. Makes you wonder who needs to learn to read

@Yeet SpaceAlpha did I say you're either of those. Makes you wonder who needs to learn to read

@Pepe Beezon I'm not the kettle or the pot, think you need to get <b>your</b> eyes checked since you can't read

@Pepe Beezon I'm not the kettle or the pot, think you need to get *your* eyes checked since you can't read

@Yeet SpaceAlpha get your eyes checked then

@Yeet SpaceAlpha get your eyes checked then

@Pepe Beezon "stop being dense" pot calling the kettle black, except the kettle's blue

@Pepe Beezon "stop being dense" pot calling the kettle black, except the kettle's blue

Wherever bureaucracy exists there's complacency I'm willing to bet multiple people ignored the details on the write ups, just because.

@Nathan Wilcut Cops hearing "black" in the suspect description and becoming hella stupid. Why doesn't this surprises me...

Shit I was in opposite situation they were looking were for a black man 5'3 to 5' 5 wearing black hoodie shorts black backpack. I'm white 6 foot was wearing the same thing. They called his description over the radio I looked at him said I want your supervisor here right now. Sat in the back of a cop in hand cuff for 30 minutes for him to show up. Then laughed when he chewed them out because I'm wrong race and half a foot taller than the person they were looking for

@Iaqh America is a continent and Canada is in America

@Iaqh America is a continent and Canada is in America

@Kalyn C. How do you know that @Tuna is american? Also, when people see racist police work and instantly reply that this must be american police, despite it being not the case, then I don't see how that is possibly not implying that racism only exists in America. If you think that my intention was to belittle it, you are mistaken, because I actually meant the opposite, whch is that racism exists everywhere but people like to claim it is only a (big) problem in the US. For example, when people in my country are dicussing wether we have a structural problem with racism in the police, people always like to bring up, that our police officers are not american cops after all and of course not racist, because in our wonderful country we couldn't have such a problem. It is a defensive mechanism against criticism of the police outside of the US, that even parts of the left fell for and it needs to be called out.

@Anonym 1 How is Americans talking about racism in America implying racism is only in America? Like stop trying to belittle it, it’s still wrong.

@Iaqh Woah take a chill pill, they were just joking. Canada is still in America after all

@Iaqh Woah take a chill pill, they were just joking. Canada is still in America after all

@EpicGoatman i smell a smell a smelly smell a smell that smells like <b>r a c i s m</b>

@EpicGoatman i smell a smell a smelly smell a smell that smells like *r a c i s m*

Mmmh yes. I know all. They disguise as the black giants. Always. Trust me im a detective!

Mmmh yes. I know all. They disguise as the black giants. Always. Trust me im a detective!

@iceson lokos We aren't the only country American country. Just the only ones to incorporate the name of the continent into our name, ostensibly to be obtuse.

@Iaqh Canadiens, Mexican, Brazilians: these are all Americans. Just as French, English, and German are all Europeans. "Are you a idiot?" I enjoy the fact that 62 people responded yes to your question; 63 counting yourself.

@Bella B no fucking way,I mean,your technically not wrong

@Bella B no fucking way,I mean,your technically not wrong

@Lewis Beattie police wouldn’t be killing white, black, or brown if they weren’t trying to attack them, shoot, stab, get their guns and many other things on a DAILY BASIS!!!  This is NOT a new thing.  It’s been happening forever!  Criminals will always try to do whatever to get out of trouble.

@Lewis Beattie the fact you said that and people agree shows just how misinformed people are

@Lewis Beattie the fact you said that and people agree shows just how misinformed people are

The suspect is a small white male "oh okay get me a fucking gorilla" "uh sir its a person" "oh then tall black male"

The suspect is a small white male "oh okay get me a fucking gorilla" "uh sir its a person" "oh then tall black male"

@ShyFang So every black American except Shaq got it

@ShyFang So every black American except Shaq got it

It's like the boondocks bit of that dude on death row getting arrested. At least this guy got to sue and get money for this bs and the officers were demoted.

@Sean Hunter and he responds with actual racism against white people but no one bats an eye

@Sean Hunter and he responds with actual racism against white people but no one bats an eye

@tmoe American means from the United States, it's the accepted demonym for the United States of America. "United Statesian" isn't a real word. And unless you've been living under a rock medias hate police in the US, within context it's very clear the subject in discussion is policing in USA, stop being dense

@Lewis Beattie not really, the vast majority of shootings blm protested were justified if you look at the cam footage yourself. BLM is now asking for bodycams to be removed after lobbying for it to be there in the first place. If police can kill black people without repercussion why don't you go ahead and release Chauvin? lmao

If anything if theyre so unsure, they could get his information and keep him as a person of interest. But to do what they did is pathetic.

@Lewis Beattie not true in the slightest but okay

@Lewis Beattie not true in the slightest but okay

Well he is a tiny male in a white tea, maybe the camera was black and white and maybe it could've looked like him especially with a white shirt idk .  but this guy seems like it was very very easy to find the truth, i also dont understand in this situation they are talking yet he says to him "there is no reason to talk about weither yoy did it or not" thats just foolish to come to a conclusion before even going through the proper steps and their demotion was earned and thats great news

@Iaqh canada is still in america... lmfao

@Iaqh canada is still in america... lmfao

Not only that, we evidence is very conclusive and there isn’t even a question regarding whether you are guilty or not.

@iceson lokos American police in general. Want me to rephrase? He’s saying American police in a nutshell.

@iceson lokos American police in general. Want me to rephrase? He’s saying American police in a nutshell.

@~Ito~ (糸) I was making a joke about racist people

@~Ito~ (糸) I was making a joke about racist people

@Iaqh People like to project racism to the US only, as if racism only existed there.

@Iaqh People like to project racism to the US only, as if racism only existed there.

Firstly, arrest the first black fella you see and disregard the initial report.  Secondly, lay out the situation and then be deceptive.  Thirdly, use anything they say against them.

lol, he ant no brother man, he's just got a good sun tan, saying that he is probably the blackest guy in Canada. Good enough I suppose.

I’m just imagining them chasing a 5’3” white guy down an alley then he turns, they lose sight for like 3 seconds, hit the same corner and just tackle a random black dude walking down the street. “We got him bois”

Dude looks like a suntanned white guy to me lol. When I deep tan I get mistaken for being a full Nate.

Dude looks like a suntanned white guy to me lol. When I deep tan I get mistaken for being a full Nate.

Dave Chappelle:<br>"CALLING ALL UNITS, CALLING ALL UNITS! WE ARE LOOKING FOR BLACK MALE BETWEEN 4'7" AND 6"10. AROUND 120 TO 350 LBS. GET THIS MAN!

Dave Chappelle:
"CALLING ALL UNITS, CALLING ALL UNITS! WE ARE LOOKING FOR BLACK MALE BETWEEN 4'7" AND 6"10. AROUND 120 TO 350 LBS. GET THIS MAN!

"for whatever reason this evidence wasnt looked at or rejected." yea fookin right i got an idea to why it wasnt used

"for whatever reason this evidence wasnt looked at or rejected." yea fookin right i got an idea to why it wasnt used


He was an easy suspect he had a criminal past and it happened to be robbery. They were lazy pointed the finger at him locked him up and called a lunch break


I think we all learnt a lesson from Michael today.


justin was literally tapping his foot showing he was impatient and wanting to go


I’m glad Michael was compensated.. no excuse for the treatment he received


Michael Dixon's reaction to being falsely accused is the reaction of someone who has probably never done anything wrong before and finds the situation utterly ridiculous versus the ginger guy who has been locked up before and knows exactly what's coming and is trying to avoid it all costs. Understandably that's why his reaction is much more emotional.

@Deecee all these people still replying to you lol. If you replace “any” with “most” it’s easy to get what you mean.

And someone t hat foolishly believes that the system is just and that evidence matters or even exists.

@Deecee not everyone reacts emotianally lol. Plenty of people that hide their emotions around strangers or family. And on top of that hes a grown man not a toddler so being able to remain calm is not that out of the ordinary honestly.

@MrLongbottle honestly, I couldn’t decipher wtf you just said lol

Oh hello let’s go to a hotel by the way what huskers your moms house and what year was that oh try to talk to you about whatever CCW

@Is it over yet? yeah well, as someone with red hair and someone who is also white, it just seems unnecessary to use a derogatory term rather than a practical one.

Also, he knows that he has a solid alibi. The emotional guy, knows he only has his Mums word. Michael has the fact that he has been at work, and on a bus. That 'detective' could have proved Michael's innocence beyond any doubt with a couple of phonecalls.

@Deecee I 100% disagree with you. For some people they understand the upper hand at staying calm. He offers the investigator genuine evidence but refuses to look at it before putting him behind bars. You probably are a convict yourself taking notes on what to do to not get caught.

@joshua ha the white dude had past convictions though

@Chuck McFayden Ah yes, because anyone who doesn’t automatically categorize people by race, must be a clown 🥴 Stop projecting, Chucky.

It's partly that, but it's also the difference in psychology in the difference between a black dude being accused and a white dude being accused in a police station. The black dude knows he needs to stay calm. <br>The white dude knows he doesn't need to and can let his emotions go.

It's partly that, but it's also the difference in psychology in the difference between a black dude being accused and a white dude being accused in a police station. The black dude knows he needs to stay calm.
The white dude knows he doesn't need to and can let his emotions go.

@JetsFlyingOffATrain u dont need to go to jail to know it isnt fun 😭 literally everyone knows its a hellhole

I don't think that's the point, I mean, I've never been arrested but I would act the same way as the guy who started talking loud and shit
Its more about personality
the vid explains pretty well :p

it's like when the teacher told all the students to shut up when you're just chilling there silently.

@Deecee I was just being pedantic really, I know what you meant lol. Clearly Michael here is very intelligent, and most definitely finds the whole situation ridiculous

No, I would be fuming if they talked in active tense that I did something that I know I didn't do. I think anyone would & has every right to whether they've done anything in the past or not. You don't mess with anyone's livelihood like it means nothing.

I still think Michael did it, with the help of Daniel Ocean

@Evan Knipper  To my point at 5:12 the narrator says that micheal is an anomoly

@scored I may have confused you guys with my comment, what I was trying to say was micheal was exceptional in being calm and accepting of the situation, which was specially hard when you know the truth and have evidence for it.

English is my third language im sorry if i got you guys confused

@Noktious Games nope i did not say he is not innocent

@Evan Knipper micheal had NOT spent time in prison though, which is why he's able to keep calm, whereas ginger man knows the hell inside jail

@Deecee you're looking at it from a biased position of how YOU would react. Not everyone has a short fuse and reacts aggressively to situations. Michael is literally evidence that you are wrong, since he is by factual definition an innocent person.

@Deecee lol well you’re obviously wrong because here we have a video of a man who was falsely accused and he managed to stay calm. As tangible as a counter example as you can get lmaooooo

@Deecee I disagree. I believe that video and the commenter was trying to say that Michael as an innocent man can’t believe the situation he’s in and ultimately will find some way out because there’s really no evidence against him. That’s why he was so happy to hear that there’s video evidence

@Deecee So, you're saying Michael WASN'T innocent??

It's impossible not to get emotional at the thought of going to jail specially if your a law abiding citizen, Micheal is on a different level here, yes you can keep calm but i doubt any innocent person would just accept things like this.


Just sitting here in the U.S. wondering what it’s like for cops to be held accountable like that. Demotion and suspension without pay!? That terrible interrogator would have been promoted here.


As many might not know (accents!) it is Hamilton in Toronto, CANADA where this happened with Michael Dixon, not the USA. BTW the technique they used is REID strategy which is not concerned with innocence, more like guilty until proven innocent.


"We have a video camera with the proof"
"Okay, then let me see it"
"No."

Shit like this makes my blood boil.

@Amethyssite Yes they do, that's the purpose of "patrolling". Also by solving crime and getting criminals off the street they might prevent future crimes from happening

It depends on whether you're guilty or innocent.

If you're guilty, these words are ominous because that evidence could actually exist.

If you know you're innocent, it can't possibly exist. If you were never there, there cannot be any physical evidence tying you to the scene. If you were down on the lakeshore smoking a bowl or three, your shoes weren't leaving bloody tracks on the other side of town.

Remember that if you are ever in this situation. You know you're innocent and you know the cops will see that -- eventually. That knowledge will make you behave like the innocent person you are.

They should not be able to use lies if you can't

I mean, if you had filmed a crime, would you want the police showing the footage to who they think is the criminal, considering things like the angle or other details might let them identify you?<br>An attorney could probably get to see it though, right? And then bitchslap everyone involved hopefully.

I mean, if you had filmed a crime, would you want the police showing the footage to who they think is the criminal, considering things like the angle or other details might let them identify you?
An attorney could probably get to see it though, right? And then bitchslap everyone involved hopefully.

At that point if you know you’re innocent there is not point in playing the game. Simply ask for a lawyer

@VeggieBoi9836 no, its possible to generalize investigators

I once got accused of shoplifting when I was about 14 years old (I didn't do it btw)
and me and my friend got called in and he accused me just like that for looking at make up, never did I open my bag or put anything anywhere; so I ask him "so what did you see?" and he tells me, he saw me on the camera taking something and putting it in my bag
then I was happy because I thought 'great, no way there is anything there! I can prove my innocence by looking at that again' so I tell him 'okay, show me' and he was like 'what?' (clearly confused and I didn't get it)
so I tell him again to show me and he suddenly gets up and tells me that I can go; just like that
no words, no video, no apology; NOTHING! I was so confused and I still don't get what his deal was when I asked to see the footage...

There should be a law in place that interigators can't lie about unshown evidence they have during their questioning, and can only omit information or insinuate they have it. Or if they bring the evidence up as an argument, they must present it to the suspect. Because I wonder how many false confessions have came from that kind of tactic? Especially with the way they pressure suspects and try to break them down mentally.

I respect those who work hard to catch dangerous criminals. I get that it's their job get the truth whatever means necessary. But for someone who's job it is to find the truth, they sure do lie a whole bunch.

There is something sinister about the ability to lie without consequences.... on a daily basis!

@NyanCat1907 No. There bluffing to see if he'll confess, not tell the truth. The object is to get a confession whether false or not.

idk makes it me laugh (because of how stupid it is)

@Guytrash Gurtdog damn, I'd hate to be in your negative narrow-minded echo chamber

@Guytrash Gurtdog Then when there are no "good guys" in the system what is suposed to happen, will it colapse on itself. A good person with high enough standards in the correct place can inspire and push forward those near them. We perceive cops as corrupt because what we are exposed to, it doesn't outstand when a cop does their job because that's normal, that's what they are supposed to do, so we don't have caounter for "times a cop has done their job". But when a cop does something wrong it outstands and our brain tends to compare it with other things specially with our inexistent counter and then we are biased. Our perception has been skewed by the simple fact that we don't have all the information.

What’s worse is that all the “investigator” had to do was investigate readily available surveillance footage. He knew that he was trying to get a confession from an innocent man to further his career.

saying things like that help against guilty people, it may look bad because the guy is completely innocent but those tactics help more than they hurt

@go away police ARE their to help u tf do u think their job description is (supposed) to be

@VeggieBoi9836 they're not completely unwholesome and robotic but that wasn't his point. The point is that their job is to find someone who's guilty and not to help the innocent. If that's what they get paid for, it's really just wishful thinking to assume that they'll be all nice and helpful instead of doing their actual job.

@go away... And they are also there to solve and prevent crime

@Cenfer not always! I think it can be very case specific

@VeggieBoi9836 except cops have an extensive history of being corrupt and not having nearly enough training….sure there may be some “good guys” that are cops and wanna do well but no matter what they work for a corrupt broken system and uphold corrupt laws. They are sworn to uphold the law no matter how fucked up it is. So no, “good cops” don’t exist. Any “good cop” would quit and actively fight for change. That’s the only cop I’d ever trust.

@VeggieBoi9836 but it IS unfair to assume, without additional context, that your parents are there to help you. Many many people have abusive or manipulative or selfish parents. There are no requirements to being a parent besides having working genitalia.

Police officers in most of the world have low or at least imperfect standards of training and supervision. How many McDonald's workers fuck up your order? Do you trust all of them to not spit in your food? Probably most of the time, unless it's a very poorly run franchise or a worker who doesn't care about their job or the franchise is known to have corrupt staff with a history of food spitting.

Apply the same logic to cops. Sure you expect and hope for them to do their jobs perfectly, but the fact is that they're not held to high enough standards and not held accountable enough for their actions in most cases. Anyone can make a mistake but when you're in that position of authority the price isn't a Big Mac with pickles when you asked for no pickles, it's people's lives.

That's because they don't actually have the footage, they're bluffing to see if he would tell the truth

He was lying at that point in time lol they don't have access to camera footage for the first day usually

@go away by your logic, it is unfair to assume your parents are their to help you. It is impossible to generalize all investigative officers as completely unwholesome and robotic.

one opinion doesnt mean everyone. @go away

Im on the fence here cos both of you make a good point🤔

It should make you happy, that proves they don’t have it


Simple solution “I want to Talk to an attorney”


46K dollars for 3 days and a half in jail...this guy deserved it, he's the nice polite type


The investigators should've been fired, not just suspended.


"We have you on 4K!"

- Oh yeah? Can I see it?

"..."

- Well then, I'm not going to answer any further questions until i talk to a lawyer, have a good evening "officer".


I absolutely hate being falsely accused of anything, even just people telling me I did something I didn't, it gets me fucking furious, I don't know how I'd react in a situation like that

Same. I'll gladly admit wrongdoing if I actually did it. I'll explode if I'm accused of doing something I took no part in

I’d stay calm, get thru it, then sue for $Millions for false arrest, malicious prosecution, etc.

@Bhreagh Maclennan How do you react when you get accused of something you DID do?

So do I, I flip when I'm accused of something I didn't do. Would then get me charged for my actions afterwards lol

Best thing to do is just resist the urge to go off on them and get your damn lawyer

I know a guy who gets furious at both being falsely and rightly accused. I think at that point its more of a how dare they contradict me thing than anything else.


I was so satisfied with this ending with "the investigators were demoted and suspended without pay". Especially after how smug the investigator was at the start.

@wyatt kinsey-mier yeah apparently this is of 2 innocent people who were later exonerated.

This isn’t about ur comment but we’re both of these guys innocent on this video and who actually committed the crime


As the robber, this would be hilarious to watch


This is super scary. You can literally just be in the wrong place at the wrong time and end up in some shit. First thing I’d say, I watch JCS on YouTube, get me a lawyer.


The 1st case sounds like a south park joke.

“The suspect is a small white man.”
“There he is!”
Officers points to tall black man.

The 1st case sounds like a south park joke.

“The suspect is a small white man.”
“There he is!”
*Officers points to tall black man.*

@RandomChristianMusings can u send me a link to a case where the dispatcher says a tall black man but instead a white male is arrested?

I literally read “there he is’ in barnbrady’s voice. Lol

I literally read “there he is’ in barnbrady’s voice. Lol

@Lulu Bugz mas isso aí já seria ser uma anã, pessoas pequenas ficam entre 1,40 1,50

@Lulu Bugz mas isso aí já seria ser uma anã, pessoas pequenas ficam entre 1,40 1,50

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} kkkk eu sou uma mulher muita pequena.<br> 1,1 metros = 4 pés 11 polegadas.

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} kkkk eu sou uma mulher muita pequena.
 1,1 metros = 4 pés 11 polegadas.

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} kkkkkk ah não 😅, somos brasileiros, sou baixíssimo 1,1 metros. Eu não conheço muitas pessoas altas em nosso país

@Lulu Bugz brabo, eu não vou nem pra esquina então tô suave

@Lulu Bugz brabo, eu não vou nem pra esquina então tô suave

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} Sim , eu tenho um aplicativo para isso quando estou nos EUA por esse motivo :)

@Lulu Bugz ah, então é assim que funciona essa medição

@Lulu Bugz ah, então é assim que funciona essa medição

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} você tem 5 pés e 4 polegadas.

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} você tem 5 pés e 4 polegadas.

@Allison  Robertson  he actually didn’t get in trouble... he got a promotion and is now a Lieutenant . Fucking horrendous

@KingSlinky What? people are hating on me for saying that racism exists, not the other way around.

@KingSlinky What? people are hating on me for saying that racism exists, not the other way around.

@Bongus Wungus I’m not sure who wouldn’t be mad racism exists. Why you getting upset at people for disliking racism?

@Cookie Craze Oh, that's a very well known Austrian painter who's name is Adolfo Hodor.

@Cookie Craze Oh, that's a very well known Austrian painter who's name is Adolfo Hodor.

@Marcos Jimenez I'm white, have blue eyes, am male, and am blond. 😳

@Marcos Jimenez I'm white, have blue eyes, am male, and am blond. 😳

@Marcos Jimenez this whole racism thing wouldn’t happen so much if people started getting fathers back in the homes, and moms to stay with their husbands. Statistically, your more likely to go to jail without a two parent household.

@RandomChristianMusings Yet the disparity of black and POC being apprehended as suspects/racially profiled is still large. Tell me one thing, what is so hard and scary about accepting the racism and discrimination that exists? Such fragile guilt feelings man cmon

This happens.  Officers once surrounded me, searched me, and I did not fit the description at all.

This happens.  Officers once surrounded me, searched me, and I did not fit the description at all.

@jhota 、 entendi tudo, minha altura deu 5 e sei lá quanto

@jhota 、 entendi tudo, minha altura deu 5 e sei lá quanto

@LORD HUNTER {Lua superior 3} mah, pra converter para pés e polegadas vc basicamente divide sua altura em cm por 30, o resto da divisão tu divide por 2.5, a divisão por 30 resulta nos pés, o teu da 5 e tem resto 18, ai divide o resto dessa divisão por 2.5, no seu caso da arredondando 7, assim você tem sua altura em pés e polegadas, a sua deu por volta de 5'7".

@Marcos Jimenez Well, you know what they say: “You fit a description.”

@Marcos Jimenez Well, you know what they say: “You fit a description.”

@GamingPhreak you don't even know what the term means let alone how to actually apply it. If you can't pass a GED test there's no way you're ready for this conversation. Sit down

@RandomChristianMusings it harms all races, but statistically blacks r more likely to experience injustice by those sworn to protect and serve, and imo it's harmful to only bring up injustice to all races when people bring up the obvious systematic racism towards black people that the police force is literally founded off of

@Marcos Jimenez bro, i don't undestand a shit of this measure of American height, here in Brazil the height is measured by meter. for example, I have one meter and sixty-eight centimeters (1.68)

Can you translate for me?

@Carole Berreur *Detective
The claim is used to pressure guilty people to confess and admit to their crime, he was much less pressuring at the end of it because he had began to question the own evidence he had.

Don't mistake it as Racial Profiling, its just an interrogation method, they did the same to the white guy and was adamant about his guilt, he was the one who was actually incarcerated not the black guy.

@Marcos Jimenez You got Officer Barbrady'ed

@Marcos Jimenez You got Officer Barbrady'ed

Alot of people are mistaking this as me calling out ‘racism’

Alot of people are mistaking this as me calling out ‘racism’

Exactly! If ever there was a stronger evidence of racial profiling! 😮🤔🙄 The policeman also states that there is no evidence to his innocence... er, ...

@Marcos Jimenez because of our current racial climate, hispanics are sometimes counted as white in pursuits because of the range of difference in color, some hispanics are white, some are brown etc. Sometimes this even extends to browner hispanics so long as u arent orange.

@RandomChristianMusings logic escapes those who emote.

@RandomChristianMusings logic escapes those who emote.

@Natalie RG no it don't. Don't respond I don't want to debate you

@Natalie RG no it don't. Don't respond I don't want to debate you

@ImNotNarcian that disproportionately affects black people bozo

@ImNotNarcian that disproportionately affects black people bozo

@RandomChristianMusings just say your racist and dont want to admit that systemic racism exists and go .

@RandomChristianMusings just say your racist and dont want to admit that systemic racism exists and go .

@Angel Ambi I will point out that the police were chasing a WHITE man that robbed the jewelry store they were told it was a WHITE man, and so when they lost track of him literally arrested the first BLACK man they saw. The white guy in this video going to jail was because of complete bs, the black guy getting arrested was racism. You literally cannot say it's not because of racism. Any person with even half a brain would be able to instantly tell that the guy they're arresting could not possibly be the person they were chasing because he literally is a different colour.

@Bongus Wungus ofc and what about the white dude who went 2 years in jail ? I guess it was also about racism against a white guy :D WHITE LIVES MATTER

@Angel Ambi As I said I understand that it was due to incompetence rather than racism. I’m just saying it sounds like a joke they’d make on south park.

I wonder if you think the innocent white dude who went to jail was because of "racism".

Woke people like you love screaming racism when something even mildly bad happens to a black dude, it's unreal.

If this didn’t happen to me, I would laugh. A white female cop stopped me on my way home from grad school classes because a white man with blonde cornrows robbed a bank. I, a black woman with my hair braided, was stopped and searched because obviously it was me. 🙃

Was that guy Canadian? I swear he apologized to the detective.

Was that guy Canadian? I swear he apologized to the detective.

@Karlis Liepa He is 100% black, if you're somehow unable to tell in the video all you have to do is google Michael Dixon and literally the first picture will show you he is black.

@sowishful I feel like that is definitely something they would do.

@sowishful I feel like that is definitely something they would do.

“Stop resisting!!”<br>‘Fires entire mag at chest’

“Stop resisting!!”
‘Fires entire mag at chest’

@Mike Kabooble "it's coming right for us"  is the direct quote lol

@Mike Kabooble "it's coming right for us"  is the direct quote lol

@Captain America pretty sure that’s the exact quote-

@Captain America pretty sure that’s the exact quote-

@Bongus Wungus you love to assume stuff huh

@Bongus Wungus you love to assume stuff huh

@Some Guy Called Cerberus oh God damn it you beat me to it, you basturd! 🤣

@Some Guy Called Cerberus oh God damn it you beat me to it, you basturd! 🤣

"he's coming right for us"<br>-jimbo (paraphrased)

"he's coming right for us"
-jimbo (paraphrased)

@Allison  Robertson  he was jailed or found guilty. In fact the white guy from the other clip was. So what's your point??? Please Don't make up boogeyman like that. Just starts more racial discourse and anger between people. Makes the gap bigger

@Mike Kabooble dw man ik u ain't. Wasn't referring to u

@Mike Kabooble dw man ik u ain't. Wasn't referring to u

Tho i dont understand why people label the first bald guy as black.. he looks more white than black :?

Tho i dont understand why people label the first bald guy as black.. he looks more white than black :?

@Offstar1029 that also feels like a south park joke-

@Offstar1029 that also feels like a south park joke-

Well that's just how it goes. If there's no person around fitting the description go for the black guy. If there is someone fitting the description still go for the black guy.

@Mad Scientific Hey. That's my bad and your right. My ability to sense sarcasm was not working last night and I failed to read the room. I see that now and I apologize.

@Tim O'thy If you'd have stopped and thought about what you were reading, you wouldn't have 1, gotten so triggered... 2, looked like an idiot in the process... And 3, made me stop and have to explain the joke.

Maybe next time.

@ImNotNarcian for the record I’m just comparing it to something that south park would do and I understand that the situation was due to incompetence rather than racism.

Watching this shit makes me so angry. Wish I could find it funny but it’s absolutely freaking ridiculous. The damn suspect was white. I’m so glad the detectives got in trouble. That doesn’t often happen here in the US. Sadly. I’m fed up with poc being guilty and jailed until proven innocent. Our founding fathers made our bill of rights to make sure this shit didn’t happen. Yet it happens every damn day in every city in every state in this white washed racist country.

Imb4 someone says its "muh blm racism hurr durr" instead of just being a normal person and just realizing that its just police incompetence lmao

@Cookie Craze dont tell me youre refering to old nazi generals having fled to argentina

@Cookie Craze dont tell me youre refering to old nazi generals having fled to argentina

@RandomChristianMusings <br>it certainly harms all races, but it would be dishonest and hypocritical to not acknowledge that it harms POC disproportionally

@RandomChristianMusings
it certainly harms all races, but it would be dishonest and hypocritical to not acknowledge that it harms POC disproportionally

@AlexJustAlex YT Why? Are you mad that racism exists? Did I hurt your little conservative feelings? Boohoo.

That soo soo stupid 🙄  those police man must be fired !

That soo soo stupid 🙄  those police man must be fired !

@Glitch In The Matrix Take a buck-wild guess.

@Glitch In The Matrix Take a buck-wild guess.

@Marcos Jimenez dam, my Argentinian neighbor loves kids like that. He also for some reason sounds really German.

@Glitch In The Matrix They always suspect black people because of racism.

@Glitch In The Matrix They always suspect black people because of racism.

Followed up by<br>"He's coming straight for us!!"

Followed up by
"He's coming straight for us!!"

That shit happens tho
I got accused of robbing a 711
I’m brown 5’10”

The guy who actually did it was a white male blonde hair blue eyes 😒😒


Michael trusted the detective would do his job and properly investigate. If it weren’t for the fourth detective Michael would have gone to jail. I’m very grateful the three investigators were demoted. I hope they looked into all the cases these detectives have worked on.


he probably has a good amount of veiwers that are criminals and learn how to seem innocent incase they are ever interogated


Officer 1: suspect is a white male, 5’8” with a beard and long hair. Wearing a bright pink jacket, with “I’m the man you’re looking for” written on the back.

Officer 2: arrest the first black man I see? Got it.


id ask for a different detective or just insult dude and end up in jail for it anyway


First guy is an average good natured citizen who is oblivious to the seriousness of his situation. Second guy has done time already for a similar charge. He knows how serious his situation is, and how his record is probably going to screw him. When he freaks out, he has fully realized he's going back to jail even though he's been doing the right thing. I feel bad him most of all. Did a crime when he was young. Did his time, realized jail/prison sucks and he isn't built for it. He gets out, works hard and honestly, yet some scum bags accuse him of a serious crime just because they know he's going to look more guilty because of his record. I hope he's doing well now.

@gracie s-r I'm not talking about girls who are truly raped and you know that.   There have been countless cases where girls - and it's usually young girls - accuse boys of rape because of any number of false reasons.  I'm using that as a specific example.  Hell, there was that USU student 2 years ago that was literally getting railroaded until they found a security clip of him and the girl leaving the bar all over him.  It was the ONLY thing that saved him and she said "you're right.  He didn't rape me.  I was embarrassed".  And that was it.  I'm talking in those specific circumstances.   So dont take that example out of context.  You know exactly what I mean .

@Saif you're a cat, what can you even be accused of?

@gracie s-r Rape is easy to prove. You need to immediately call the police LIKE WITH ANY SERIOUS CRIME!!!!! They send an ambulance and they use a rape kit to gather the evidence.

Trust me the first guy isn't oblivious to the seriousness of the situation lol i react the same way cos all i want us peace and i don't like competitive and combative behaviors and i've dealt with those kinds of behaviors too much in life while growing up and having anxiety and depression knowing how people will take advantage of that too, my natural instinct is just to just work through situation so i know what i'm dealing with until the end to sort this out but... if my safety is threatened in any way i too will file a lawsuit in the fullest force.

I didn't want to draw attention to myself, i tried to resolve this peacefully but you didn't... and it also only shows intelligence because it's the best way to catch people out when people mean us harm not having our best interests at heart and trying to trick us for no reason at all... you took it there anyway even when you said you had nothing to gain, clearly you did, Why did you have to take it there if you meant no harm?.

That's why someone like us hates competitive and combative behaviors cos people do stupid stuff and we logically see it as aggression and ill intention cos it usually is, you don't NEED to get combative or yell either, we're ppl that see things for what they really are, that cop was off the bat clearly trying to find the first person he saw to take the fall for it as an easy solution.

@gracie s-r Yeah.... You really need to look at the actual standards. You managed to avoid mentioning any of the important things.

After all, by your standards, if I could prove you implying me not being educated cost me money, I could take you to court and win... And anyone who is even remotely aware of how the legal system works finds that view laughable.

@gracie s-r Yeah.... You *really* need to look at the actual standards. You managed to avoid mentioning any of the important things.

After all, by your standards, if I could prove you implying me not being educated cost me money, I could take you to court and win... And anyone who is even remotely aware of how the legal system works finds that view laughable.

@gracie s-r I don't think you understand that just the act of accusing someone ruins their life. There are cases where people have proven they were falsely accused of rape and their lives are still ruined.

@gracie s-r Oh boy, you have some research to do. Why don't you go get a list of the requirements for being found guilty of defamation.

The first guy was a perfect example of what to do and I’d argue he knew the seriousness of that situation because of how he handles it.

@gracie s-r Do you know how insanely difficult it is to prove defamation and how for many people even once it is proven they defamed another there is minimal to no consequences?

@ShiroTheHiro i disagree here. it’s very difficult to prove rape, which is why most charges are dropped. it’s not because they’ve given up. very rarely are people falsely accused of rape, and when they are, the accused is capable of bringing the accuser to court and suing them for defamation. you’ve got the right idea, but wrong motivation. because most people don’t bring their cases to court til months or even years later, it becomes a lot more difficult to sufficiently prove what had happened, beyond reasonable doubt. rape cases are some of the most difficult cases to prove. please, avoid dismissing violence against women because you fear that you’ll be accused simply because a woman “doesn’t like you”. it stems deeper than that.

It's time for red to get the fk outta dodge & make new friends all together. His peers are holding him to his past.

@Marie Brown I agree with your assessment here. This man is an innocent person but my goodness, he is so close to going to prison for a crime he did not commit.

Yeah that guy, he's like great, look at the security camera footage, talk to the eyewitnesses, why didn't the police at the scene go talk to the bus driver? He has way more faith in the system than he should have. He doesn't freak out or aggressively proclaim his innocence because he thinks the police will quickly investigate and they will see that he did nothing wrong.

@Saif Pretty much. Nothing you can do, so be respectful and let the process work. <br>And enjoy the payday once you get out.

@Saif Pretty much. Nothing you can do, so be respectful and let the process work.
And enjoy the payday once you get out.

He shouldn’t even have to worry that he’s going to jail.. bs policing.. false claims of evidence .. the whole situation is wrong and fucked up

i don’t think he doesn’t realize the seriousness of the situation. He’s just confident the truth will come out. I always act like that when i’m falsely accused of anything

Yeah, I don't like how Michael's behavior is considered atypical.

@mipspc I 100% agree with this.  Anyone that purposely, falsely accuses someone of a crime should absolutely be counter charged with an equal or more serious sentence.  Yes, it occasionally happens with a falsfication charge or community service, but totally agree they should have the same penalty be brought against them.<br>Like false rape charges that happen because a girl doesn't like someone.  So many of them just drop the charges or say oops when they know they won't win. So few ever get so much as a wrist slap for destroying someone's life.  Even just being accused of something today carries a huge stigma that can ruin your life.   False accusers absolutely need to be charged, every time.

@mipspc I 100% agree with this.  Anyone that purposely, falsely accuses someone of a crime should absolutely be counter charged with an equal or more serious sentence.  Yes, it occasionally happens with a falsfication charge or community service, but totally agree they should have the same penalty be brought against them.
Like false rape charges that happen because a girl doesn't like someone.  So many of them just drop the charges or say oops when they know they won't win. So few ever get so much as a wrist slap for destroying someone's life.  Even just being accused of something today carries a huge stigma that can ruin your life.   False accusers absolutely need to be charged, every time.

Willfully falsely accused.  The accuser should do the time of the false crime.


This video feels incomplete. Like, it just kinda ends without any actual conclusion.


Well, justice was done in the end. But how many other people are currently in prison because of corrupt or incompetent cops?


The police are a real issue in this country, flat out, ego with a badge.  Completely lost to what they were originally formed to do, protect and serve.  I'm not sure it's even possible it's so far gone and corrupt at this point.  When you have a good cop rate of like 1-2/10, you're not succeeding.


''I treat everybody as an individual''

WTF is that even supposed to mean?