@Cops&Cons Legal Expert Breaks Down Recent Cases

1. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

2. https://youtu.be/TRcRidTBooY

3. No one wants to see this series, except the channel owner.

4. https://youtube.com/shorts/NSnugTwN30k?feature=share

5. I hope the female officer gets his job and the bodycam should be on everytime the cops are in public

6. Yes officers should have to record at all times. These are people who are regular people given guns that are and do legally take lives away just for the perception of fear. Just like civilians, officers do commit crimes. Only time to take the off the body should be in the bathroom.

7. This is in all due respect! I don't know if you're aware of this others may have said something but I have to turn off most of your clips that I'm watching because I can't understand what the people are saying hence I can't understand what's going on. I don't know if you can fix this but I would love to see your clips if I could understand what was going on! Thank you.

8. Yes they were just negligence enough!!

9. The corrupt judge who signs these bogus illegal search warrants should be charge with murder.

10. These legal videos deserve another channel… So I don't get excited thinking you posted another vid and its this crap

11. I'm going to just slip up and slide this right here… This is a bit of my local Spokane PD & Deputy Criminology! There's a whole lot more than this too! Enjoy!
    https://youtu.be/hKe5Y9E3h-0

12. The excitement begins at EXACTLY 55:11

13. I can't help but to keep thinking that somewhere in the process of converting the regular car to a police car that the electrics that alert the driver that a rear door is ajar were eliminated and regarded as not necessary.
    Regardless, it seems to me the most likely scenario was the door was not closed at all. Even if the only the first stage of the latch was engaged it would be very very unlikely for the door to pop open with pressure alone.
    I realize that police cars undergo a variety of depth in regards to prisoner transport conversions, and while it may be a genuine mistake or oversight, it is going to be next to impossible for this department to overcome any claims of negligence.
    The bottom line will be the driver should not have any excuse for not knowing a rear door wasn't fully latched from the drivers seat.
    Im also left wondering, even if the safety system to warn the driver was compromised due to a police car conversion, will the whole "qualified immunity" thing play a part in accountability.

14. Charlotte, NC In the house. Thank you for your informative channel. Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!

15. I feel completely different about the Taylor case now that you explained that the investigation unit we’re not the ones the executed the warrant however it was executed in good faith by other officers. I feel completely different now. I probably would have used deadly for a to save myself out of natural reaction in that situation. It is crazy how we as Americans take the medias spin on situations as the absolute truth. We need to spread the message about how important due diligence is , even with the media!!!! Check the facts yourself before making judgement. It is more important than most realize.

16. She took her own life regardless the circumstances

17. It would’ve been closed far enough to not have shown on the dash warning or the officer would’ve seen it.

18. R u cop splaining

19. Oh man the chat is gone, but, I thought DeWitte was a peer who might have had body cam proof, but google comes up with a cop abusing impersonator, I cannot tell which is which but the lethally insane impersonator needs to stay behind bars unless he gets mental health care.

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