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Law Offices of Michael P. Kade :

The officer should be commended and given a medal.

big daddy P :

The drivers responsibility is to follow the officer’s instructions, however based on the comments the driver wanted to litigate, hold court during the stop. Comply with the officer and you’ll receive a court date which is where YOU present your case NOT on the scene. Officers acted appropriately

☀️ sunny :

all three of them

cindy J :

I hope not!!

user9787279152266 :

hell no

Kevin OBrien131 :

nope

williamray711 :

no

cool cat :

NOOOOOO

Leg 🦵 twitcher 👀 :

johnbaca171 :

Hell, no

pamelataylor2217 :

no

keith5595 :

If you watch the movie jaws backwards it’s about a nice shark that gives people arms and legs that need them

Law Offices of Michael P. Kade :

When a police officer demands ID, you give your fucking ID

Charles :

there are so many of these videos when asked for id insurance and registration is the overall things you must have to drive when asked but these people wanna play rhe rage bait game the cop should be teaching this cause orher cops wanna argue and repeat thereselves

user7259410100585 :

end qualified immunity immediately

changed man❌️ :

fired

WarDog :

The incident in the video took place in Taylor, Michigan in April 2016, involving a driver named Calvin Jones. To answer your question directly: No, the officer was not fired. Here is what actually happened and the ultimate outcome of the situation: The Incident The Stop: Officers pulled Jones over for allegedly running a stop sign. Things quickly escalated when Jones asked the officers for the reasoning behind the stop before handing over his license and registration. The Escalation: Rather than explaining the violation, an officer pulled hard on the driver's side window, shattering it completely. Jones was forcibly dragged from the vehicle and placed in a chokehold. The Outcome Internal Investigation: Following a complaint filed by the ACLU of Michigan, the Taylor Police Department launched an internal affairs investigation. In August 2017, the department concluded its review with no finding of fault against the officers involved, meaning they faced no termination or major disciplinary action. Charges Dismissed: The criminal charges brought against the driver resulting from the stop were completely dismissed. Policy Changes: While the officers weren't fired, the public backlash and ACLU involvement forced the Taylor Police Department to officially change its policies. They implemented mandatory de-escalation training and enacted a strict rule requiring officers to immediately inform drivers of the legal basis for a traffic stop.

♥️🌹🍷Victoria🍷🌹♥️ :

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user3940371612668 :

😳😳😳

JuanGomez10 :

WELCOME TO N.KOREA

melwalters455 :

You're not even telling the story, right? It's a woman and he didn't use no baton.Get your s*** straight phony video