Cop Defends Citizen Against Another Cop!

36 thoughts on “Cop Defends Citizen Against Another Cop!”

1. That cop in the car knew better than to hang around. He saw what was going to happen and said I'm out of here. He didn't want to be a rat or loose his job and be sued.

2. Forget he is a cop for a moment.

   Imagine some homeless people drop a bag of trash in front of your home you work hard to maintain.
   You ask them to pick it up, they do.

   Then as you part ways you notice the homeless dude is now recording you and your home.

   I wouldn't react like this, but I'd definitely be weirded out by that.

3. Crazy that she has a flip phone and it’s like 2023

4. Omg a broken nose and all that and it's not considered a severe crime ?

5. 8:23
   its going to be [on youtube]
   lol

6. Took the money and still posted the video. 😂😂😂

7. Is the female officer still employed?

8. Officer Brown was just trying to protect a fellow officer from prosecution by trying to make the complaint not to pursue charges just because the offend was a fellow officer. If it was the other way around the plaintiff would’ve been charged and arrested. Why does this police have different rules for them and the general public. Please explain this to me. I thought that there’s only one law for the entire country

9. This is why we need less police right here. If the man in question was throwing trash in people's yards and people were allowed to handle it themselves, the guy wnds up with a black eye and a headache. It's like no one has any accountability for anything anymore. People act like jerks because it's their right to. Cops act like assholes bc they have way too much power. Even if officer metro guy gets in trouble, now the guy who recorded them is probably going to end up in and out of court for every little thing he does wrong. This is made even worse if he didn't toss any trash on the guy's lawn I intenrionally.

   And yes, our rights are important. Incredibly important, and I'm a bit surprised the guy with the phone did not immediately start swinging at the dude who came up and slapped at the phone. Both of these ppl are well below the level of character I would consider decent ppl. Just my opinion. Throwing trash on the ground in front of your kid. Going after someone when they are with a woman and a kid over something very minor at best. Unreal.

10. I'd be shocked if the good cop is still employed in the force. Ones like her who don't mindlessly back their co-workers get weeded out quickly and relegated to administrative work if allowed to keep their jobs.

11. Yes there is a word for a cop like him and yes it's not nice

12. the cop that said "i'm believing him over a video" is so pathetic and spineless

13. Cops are the biggest threat to public safety for Americans these days. It's very sad.

14. I'd like to look into the D.A.'s office and see if they gave the case to the grand jury in an ethical way. If they half-assed the charges, the grand jury would not have been given accurate facts. There's some accountability there and the voters of the district might like to know if their D.A. is unethical.

15. Sue grand jury are freaking jokes prosecutor should charged him

16. Anybody else be arrested this bs

17. Leave neighborhood

18. Pig covering for pig

19. The cop who said he believes the guy over the video should be investigated. He’s definitely dirty AF

20. I really believe all cops were bullied as kids and getting that badge and gun was the only way they could gain any type of respect.

21. The fact that he tried to bride him too

22. Wow the officer says he doesn’t care what the video shows… then hurries to leave so he doesn’t have to choose the right thing to do.

23. These are the types of cops who necessitate an even lower score than a “F”…

    Along with the fellow officers who attempted to downplay and ignore officer Thorogood’s actions.

24. 10:05 that cop is a disgrace to the badge

25. "i dont blame him" makes me violently angry

26. I don’t like how this channel gives cops marks for being professional. This is the minimum we expect from police and isn’t something noteworthy deserving of praise. Cops get away with so much that now if they aren’t outright violating someone this is seen as exemplary.

27. Two crooked male cops and one good female officer says it all. The guys aren't concerned with the law, just pursuing justice according to their low standards. Thank goodness the lady cop never forgot her training.

28. "got it on camera" pops up quite a lot.
    It enhances the necessity to record any interactions in public if it is within your rights.

    I'm not saying that the female cop is bad or anything, but I do recognize the fact that if it weren't on camera, that other cop wouldve not left and protected officer thoroughgood.

    A problem with law is that it will always be reactive, as when it is not, it's tyranny.
    There is no perfect balance in between. Any case that's met needs probable cause, and especially new cases where it hasn't been encountered before. Therefore unless one side has irrefutable evidence, the result is up for grabs.

    Tl:dr; law can only be reactive so secure evidence (most likely camera/video) when you have the rights to (public property etc).

29. I MEAN ITS DISGUISTING HOW THEY TALK ABOUT HOW THEY COULD SAVE HIS ASS INSTEAD OF LOOKING FOR JUSTICE DISGUISTING PIGS

30. Upsetting that baby girl over nothing. Total trash.

31. The cop saying "I don't care what's on video, i support him". That's the thin blue line, propagated by free masons and police fraternities. They will hurt you if it protects the fraternity. Do not trust them.

32. Personally if the cop tried to do that to me I don't give a f*** what he says to me afterwards he's getting arrested .

33. How can he pursue anything now after dismissing pressing charges on the cop? A lawyer would say that means nothing happened and no one would believe mr.pain. et cetera

34. The Grand Jury gets an F

35. cops take care of their own. Would not want to upset the precinct

36. only reason she is good is because she knows is recorded. what if there was no recording

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