Cop Is Fired and Arrested After This Lawsuit

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2. 1st cop, tell me what happened to your neck. Your neck. What happened to your neck? 2nd cop, grabs her by the throat and throws her on the ground.
   Hmmm, who's on camera abusing the victim?

3. Unbelievable that cops coming to protect a woman decides to put his hand around her throat and throw her to the ground in order to keep her safe! This is why no one should call the police to “help“ because that is not their objective. Their objective is to unlawfully detained, bully, and abuse anyone they can, even victims. I doubt Hernandez was even decertified and this probably still out on the street harming people.

4. Hernandez is the worst adult abuser and blamer in this whole scenario.

5. Deputy Hs words after taking her out of cuffs gave me the biggest shavers, those words are the stuff of nightmares

6. I worked at a dv/sa shelter and this is a common attitude from the police. They blame the victim not understanding how dangerous and difficult it is.

7. Orange is this pigs color

8. Hernandez es una vergüenza para todos los latinos.
   La violencia contra una mujer víctima de violencia doméstica.
   Deprivation Of Rights Under Color Of Law.
   Hernandez beating a woman who is the victim of violence is a crime.

9. Make this make sence, the deputy come to investigate, a crime, yet he comes and chokes this woman, throwing her to the concrete.. This deputy should never work or wear another badge..

10. So this idiot deputy claims that it's okay to victimize a victim to get their way and what they want??!! Like what!!??

11. I was arrested in 2001 for "domestic violence" in florida and was told by the arresting officer that it wasn't up to my girlfriend but mandated by the state that they "had to take someone to jail", is this true? And if not, do i have any right at such a long time, being 23 years later to press charges against the state?

12. Why tf would she call the pigs if this happens

13. If He assaulted a domestic violence victim, imagine what he does to his family. And quitting isn’t good enough.

14. Never open you door to cops but Americans never learn

15. NEVER OPEN YOUR DOOR!!!!!

16. Wait a minute. Someone called the cops and she has evidence of possibly being choked…and the cops first instinct is to choke her into compliance? Dirty ass tyrant.

17. why doesn't the female officer speak to the other officer?

18. Major instructive moment here. Jackass cop aside, the presumption here by everyone including AtA is that the female was the victim of the reported original heated (perhaps violent) exchange. There was no evidence (scarcely) of this…..and it might’ve been the missing male (if she was in a heterosexual relationship) who was either the victim or the recipient of injury. While to a lesser degree, females are frequently perpetrators of aggressive exchanges, too. Assuming crime like this is gendered or racialized from the jump is entirely improper.

19. That cop should have never put her hands on this lady for no reason

20. WHO THE BLEEP DOES THIS FEMALE MONSTER THINK SHE IS? SHE NEEDS TO BE FIRED, SUED AND CHARGED FOR GOING HANDS ON WITH THIS GIRL WHO DID NOTHING WRONG

21. Wow police called for dv but they do dv against the victim.

22. Obviously Texas

23. Update! In 2022, the case was settled for $200K

24. "we're here to protect you from physically abusive men"

    There really isn't a situation the police can't make worse.
    There's a lot of shtick female officers get, but I think she was handling it well up until then, showing genuine concern and compassion at what might go through her mind.
    But that officer, grabbing a girl by the throat to allegedly protect her from someone grabbing her by the throat is a new level.

25. We give way too much deference to cops.

26. Calls dont come from on high.

27. UPDATE: The case was settled for $200,000. Unfortunately, that POS tyrant cop only lost his job. He received no jail time, and the assault charge was dropped. What that Nazi did was unfathomable, physically and verbally assaulting a victim of domestic violence. That young lady was choked to unconsciousness, only to be assaulted by a cop sworn to protect her.

28. Typically when cops are put on 'unpaid suspension" they concurrently take comp time.. That is, they take a paid vacation. Must be nice.

29. Lol classic. “We’re here to make sure you’re safe!”

    Proceeds to choke slam alleged victim

30. Geez, no wonder the victim doesn't trust the police. I cannot fathom why Hernandez thought that – grabbing a VICTIM by the neck and then victim blaming HER for his behavior – was fine. He is truly an idiot. I hope he goes to jail and loses his certification.

31. County paid her $200k and he got an conditional suspended sentence of 1 year (he has to complete certain requirements for him not to go to jail). The notable thing for me is that the previous Sheriff (named Chody) did an internal investigation, then suspended him for 1 day and then promoted him in 2 months!

32. Mr. Hernandez gave himself away when he talked about "circumstance y'all put yourselves in, and y'all make us have to deal with those issues. Ok." Mr. Hernandez is a man who believes women bring abuse on themselves, and who believes that violently assaulting the victim of alleged violent assault is not only the good, right, and proper thing to do, but that it's her fault for "forcing" him to do it.

    Classic abuser language and mentality—precisely the kind of people departments recruit, train, promote, and protect. Did it occur to you, Mr. Hernandez, that people don't call police for help precisely >because< people like you >will< violently assault them in the pursuit of your "righteous" cause? That you're every bit as much the problem as the alleged domestic abuser?

    Officers like him (and his silent partner, who never once intervened on the victim's behalf) are why people increasingly mistrust police to do anything but make a bad situation worse. I'm glad they eventually got around to firing/charging Mr. Hernandez, but that came >only< after first protecting him, then promoting him—presumably for precisely this style of policing. Unacceptable.

33. “Aright mam when we come out we obviously can’t force you to cooperate…” Says that right after he just got done physically assaulting her, putting her in handcuffs forcing her to cooperate.

34. Cops blaming victims again. Go figure.

35. Dude literally told a dv victim you made me hurt u

36. Big mistake opening the door a 2nd time.

37. Police have no obligation to look out for our safety. As soon as she says shes fine, doesnt want to talk to them it should have ended right there. Just my opinion. And the Karen nieghbors who called need to mind their own damn business.

38. Oh gosh I’m old but wish I could tell these cops to stfu, and do your CONSTITUTIONAL job!

39. Protection from violence by way of violence

40. How can she not trust the police? I can't think of a single reason why.

41. Sorry for his wife and family members had to endure this cop's abusing behavior

42. “I don’t trust yall”

    Hernandez “ allow me to reintroduce myself”

43. Why did you show this until it was settled in court? It don’t make a liquor sense.

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