Warning, this video contains real life crime scenes, police body cam footage, and dash cam recordings that may include graphic content, violence, or distressing situations. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. Some content may not be suitable for all audiences, including children and sensitive viewers. Welcome back, truth seekers. You're about to see a jaw-dropping video that's got Juno, Alaska, and the internet in a frenzy. A police officer slams a man head first into concrete, and it's all caught on camera. Was this a justified takedown of a dangerous suspect or a brutal case of police overreach? This is the story of Christopher Williams Jr. and officer Brandon Leblanc. And trust me, you won't believe what happened next. Hit that like button, subscribe, and let's dive into this explosive controversy. [Music] Hello. Officer Allen, your police. Just want to make sure you're all right. Someone said something. >> I'm all right. She just grabbed my things. That's her right there. >> Do you know Do you know who she is? >> That's her right there. I don't know who she is. That's her right there. >> Doctor, doctor. >> Hello. >> Yeah. What's going on tonight? >> I don't know. >> You can see the water in my face. No, >> you grabbed my things and just smashed. >> I I'll talk to her and I'll talk to you, too. >> No, I think you're violent. I think I didn't do anything. No, I did not. >> People said that you were throwing things at people with me. >> What? You are Have you ever met him before? >> So, can you tell me what happened then? >> No. Very violent. There's been quite a few of them that came from the what do they call that? >> I don't know. So, what happened today? I got I got a report that there was a a male and female arguing and that a female is throwing stuff. That's what I >> [ __ ] out. Okay. All right. Hang tight. I'm not free to go yet. I'll talk to him. Okay. >> City 125, the female just showed up. >> You can hardly walk, man. Can you tell Can you tell me what happened today? >> I just bought my food. >> Okay. So, you bought food. You're pointing to the gas station >> and I put it here. >> Okay. You put it there and then what happened? >> She came walking up. >> Okay. >> Across the street. She came walking over. >> Okay. >> And she walked over here and she sat down. >> Okay. >> My food was here. I was smoking right here. >> She came and she sat down right next to my food. >> Were your food on? Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. I went to come retrieve my food because she started just talking to the air. >> Okay. I reached for my food. She grabbed my bag and told me, "Get off this [ __ ] This is mine." >> Okay. >> She ripped my bag. >> Your like your grocery bag back here. Okay. All right. >> And then she threw the water in my face. >> And was it a water bottle or a cup? >> That's a cup that she had right there. >> All right. >> That's a salt. >> Okay. And then what happened after that? >> Is Isn't that enough? >> Well, I still want to finish the story. So, she threw water in your face and then what happened? >> Okay. We had to tussle for the bag. Okay, you're back. >> Then she started she started insulting me. She walked away from me. I told her to get away from me. >> She got into the street. She's walking. That's when people that were going inside of Louis. There was a woman with a child here. She was telling the child, "Come here. Come here." >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. And then a woman who was walking with dogs. She's the one who called the police who described me as an African-American male. >> Then the bus came and you came. PN >> and then she got on the bus. >> She got on the bus on that side, but I told her to get away from me and go home. All right. You got ID with you today or name or birthday date? >> You going to learn today? >> Yep. Sir, you going to learn today? Africanameans. Oh, you from Zika. Learn today. >> Can you please help me out and not make things worse while I'm here? >> Thank you. Are you still on John Street, sir? >> Yeah, I'm still on John Street. I'm upset. I was just assaulted. You want me to be gone? She's not in cops, man. >> I got to I got to listen to both. >> I got to walk home. I got to walk home. I just missed my ride. >> I'm upset. >> Okay. What's a good contact number for you? >> Keep looking at me. The mail half. You've never seen her before. >> I've never seen her in my life. All right. Thank you. >> And then she starts getting racist. >> Okay. Can you tell me what the things she was saying that were racist? Can just out yelling it to me. Can you tell me what things she was saying that was like how she was >> I mean she was intimidating. Okay. Racially intimidating. Pointing out the fact that I'm black, >> that I don't belong here. that she's wish Kitan. >> This is her land. >> Okay. She said she's >> Okay. So then you want to do the racial intimidation too. >> What's that? >> This is racial intimidation. >> What is >> this is? >> I'm asking you what happened. >> Okay. Thank you. >> And do do you want to press charges on? >> Oh yeah. Yeah. She got to learn press charges. Ain't that >> while I'm talking to her? Can you not yell at her? So, can you help me? Okay. When I when I >> She witnesses, talk to the witness, Miss >> I'm trying to help you out, but can you help me out a little bit? Can you please help me a little bit? >> Hi, Officer. >> Hi, M. Are you the one who called us today? >> I watched it from there in the corner. >> Can you tell me what you saw today? Uh, I heard the person in the in the gray >> um sweatshirt with the white jeans with the blue jeans >> was screaming and yelling at this woman sitting there >> and then she was in the middle of the street >> like that. That's what she was and yelling. People from the bar. >> Then she came at him from across and charged him and I couldn't see what she threw >> but she did something. >> Are you the one who called? >> I did. I called. Okay. Just tell me what your first what your name is. And what's the birthday for you? What's a good contact number for you? >> I just told him, "Don't get on that bus if she's on the bus." >> Thank you so much for sticking around calling. >> Yes. Good to go. Thank you. Grandpa. >> Okay. He's the grandpa. I'm the grandma. >> Yeah. Can you tell me what what's going on today? Why why this all happened? Why were you >> I don't know why he's so angry. >> He's angry cuz you you were grabbing his food and he came across the street and yelling at him. That's why he's angry. My question is why were you acting that way? Why were you acting that way and saying those things? >> What did I do exactly? >> You threw water at him. You grabbed his food and you and you Yep. And you came across the street and yelled at him. That's what witnesses are saying, too. So, why why are you >> I threw water on him? >> Not you. She was. >> So, why why are you upset with him today? >> I didn't throw water on him. That's a lie. >> People saw you throwing stuff at him, too. Okay. Why are you upset with this person today? >> People saw me. Did I throw water? >> Yes. I'm asking you a question. Why >> I didn't throw water? >> Why are you upset? >> That's a lie. That's a lie. >> Why are you upset with him today? >> I'm never upset with him. You got to do your bus pass with you today? >> Yeah. I I have never been upset with this man. I have never thrown water at him and I have never done anything to him. How dare you accuse me of that? >> Get your ID with you there. It's got your ID number on it. That way I can run it better that way. I'll trade you out. >> I No. >> You don't want your bus pass? >> You can take them both. >> You don't want your bus pass? Okay. No, I want you to take them both cuz I'm sure you accusing me of everything. So, >> I'm telling you what I have been told. I wasn't >> witness anyways. Yoohoo. >> Are you still on Lassen Creek Road, Miss Dickerson? >> I'm called a Dedrickson. >> Are you still on Lost Creek? >> Say Dickerson one more time. What's your last name? >> Alan. >> Alan. >> Are you still at 21? >> Yeah. Are you still at 2149 Lawson Creek Road? >> Yes. Thank you. >> City 125 subject. Female half >> 71 03870 >> 387. >> Thank you. Okay. And what's a good contact number for you? >> 6354537. >> Thank you. >> What's a good contact number for you? >> 58600. >> No, he's a known for a while. >> No, he doesn't know anybody for a while. He pretends to know you, but he really doesn't know you. He's a flake car fake. What? >> Oh, now he's trying to hand me back my stuff. Thank you. I appreciate you. >> City 125. >> What was the call prior to this? [Music] So embarrassing. I I just cross the bus and she was >> 226. How far out are you? >> Who? >> He was getting m >> I don't have a 104. We just got off the bus, Chris. You just got off the bus. You You weren't here for the call earlier like 20 minutes ago. He wants to pretend This is [Music] safe. Oh my gosh. [Laughter] >> Keep going. >> Oh my gosh. Really? Now we got three people pulling up. God damn it. >> Yeah. All right. Here. I'll help you. At this time, you're placed under arrest. So, can you stand up for me, please? >> No. >> Yes. Stand up for me. You're under arrest. Not >> going to touch me. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You're underestim. Yeah. Really? >> Why would you hurt me? >> We're not trying. >> She's under because she was she's been throwing stuff at people and challenging them and calling people. >> Hold up. Let's talk about this officer. Brandon Leblanc, a cop with 17 years of experience, was sued for excessive force back in Louisiana before Juno hired him. Did JPD miss a red flag? Or is this just a tough job where split-second decisions go wrong? And why did Leblanc resign the day before this footage dropped? Something smells fishy, and I want to know what you think. Drop your thoughts in the comments. Was this a one-off mistake or a pattern of police violence? Keep watching for the full breakdown. racial slur, >> please. >> You weren't here for it, so you missed it. >> Can you step back just a little bit? >> No. >> Take a picture. >> You can take a picture, but I need you to >> take a picture. >> They are literally hurting me. >> What were you taking a picture of? >> You ain't going to intimidate black people in this town. You're not going to be racist against black people in this town no more. >> Hold on. I need to circle. Black people. >> Yeah. >> Keep going, sir. >> We ain't tolerating that [ __ ] from y'all no more. >> Black people. >> Keep looking at me all you want to. Black people. >> Keep going, sir. >> Black people. >> You guys like black people? >> You like black people? >> I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing in my [ __ ] pocket. First of all, >> you need to knock it off. >> No, sir. >> You see this? >> Yeah. Take care of him. >> Can you stand? Can you stand over here for me? >> Take care of him. >> Go before you go to jail, too. >> Don't do that. >> Turn around. You're going to jail, too. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not going to tell you again. You're about to get slammed. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I was walking. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> I was walking >> right now. >> I was walking. >> Walking now. Huh? What? I told you. >> Out of vehicle, please. side of Papa medical city. >> Can I have a medical for one um unconscious hit the ground? Get them on the side. Got him. >> Still got something in here on this side. >> He's got a knife in his back pocket right here. All right. >> Back pocket. >> This one right here. [Music] Nobody [Music] to get the knife off yet. >> Yeah, it's out. Okay. Get on the side. Got him. [Music] >> Are you all right, sir? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Okay. >> He was our our victim from earlier, right? We'll go for DC as well. >> Hey, you ran his name already. No, that's um the area. [Music] >> I think it's I think that it's it's it's you know it's unfortunate but you know what there's black people are not going to be intimidated in this town. You make a mess of 1% 1%. You make a mess of a,000 people in the town of 30,000. I'm not going to be intimidating. My family's not going to be intimidated any longer any longer. [Music] He's also one, but he's the one that's unconscious. >> Hello. I know nothing about what's going on out here. Okay. >> Other than the back that the lady behind in the back of your car is drunk as out. >> Oh, pretty good. Where did you see her from earlier today or >> I know she's tore up pretty good. >> Mhm. >> Drunkwise. >> Okay. >> Um she's a regular here. >> Okay. >> The usual year. She's definitely always a really nice lady. >> Okay. >> However, I do have her bag in my in my store. She's drunk. >> When did you see her last? Uh, probably like half hour before y'all showed up. >> Um, I don't know what went on out here. >> Okay. >> I stick to myself for the most part. Must >> Yeah. Like I said, I >> And how did her bag up in your store? >> She just left it. >> She left it. I tore up. >> I'll grab that if you want. I'm going to walk to my buddy. You can grab that. I'll bring I'll bring that. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Oh, is it groceries, huh? >> I don't know. >> I don't make a habit of groceries. >> Yep. [Music] What's his status? He's still See if they're coming party or not. [Music] >> Yeah. Let's try to figure out what they're they should have got the medics right here. I don't know what's 125. What priority were the medics coming? >> Uh, he was knocked unconscious when he hit the ground [Music] and he's Still snoring. [Music] Let me see if I got a smelling stock still in my car. Yeah, that'll probably work. I'm just concerned about the storing part. Thank you very much. Are you able to set up for us? 125 gold. [Music] Yes. >> Thank you. [Music] They're going to take them in. So, what's that? >> You have any more smelling salts? >> No, that's my last ones. >> I'm sure that they'll take them in um just as precautionary. So, we'll probably go ahead and uncuff them for now cuz they're going to they're going to take them. >> Yeah. He's going to be in custody. >> Yeah. So, we'll have to you have to follow them in. [Music] Do you what part of the head hit the ground? >> I'm not sure. >> I'm not sure. >> Cuz when I looked over, you guys were flat. So I don't know if you face face far if it was the other side or not. >> No. Like so I had his one arm here and he had his other one braced on there >> cuz I'm not seeing any bleeding. I >> Well, I went I hit ground first. Okay. >> Like I brought him on top of me like a selex type. >> So he would have hit the ground from his side if anything. >> But you went down. You're hitting the ground and he goes next. Yeah. Yeah. just starting to move around. Go ahead and take those off so I can get them on. Trying to fix your hand right here, bud. [Music] Hold on, hold on, hold on. Just put it right there on your chest. >> Well, there's my So, there it was fightless. My offs are here. They both went down to the ground. They both hit the um the cement here. Um he just started snoring. I don't see any blood. I've used two smelling salts, but I haven't been able to get them to come back to >> this guy. What brought you here in the first place? >> The lady in my car was throwing stuff and bothering this gentleman right here. Okay. >> And then he showed up afterwards and got the problem with us. Can >> you sit up for us? >> How are you doing? >> Good, sir. How are you? I want to know how you >> Yeah, I'm good. >> I've been I've been beat up a lot worse than that. >> Oh, there's there. >> There we go. Yeah, >> it's a good hit. >> All right, let's go to the hospital. you. >> Well, you got a pretty good head wound down >> and he will follow you guys in cops. >> Um, >> he has been searched. We got all his Oh, I got I got his ID for you. >> We'll lay you back and we'll take care of you. All right. >> Lean back. >> The keys right there. >> Just trying to get my remote. Don't have one here. Uh we used we've dealt with them a lot back in the day for 12 hours. Here we go. The hospital. [Music] I don't think he's going to fight with them, but you'll follow them out there and >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll follow them. >> We'll have um [Music] I'm going to follow >> You're following them. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Stand up. Yeah. Really? >> Why would you hurt me? >> She's under because she was she's been throwing stuff at people and challenging them and calling people racial slur. Please, >> you weren't here for it, so you missed it. >> Can you step back just a little bit? >> No. >> Take a picture. >> You can take a picture, but I need you >> take a picture. >> They are literally hurting me. >> What were you taking a picture of? >> You ain't going to intimidate black people in this town. You're not going to be racist against black people in this town no more. >> Hold on. I need to search. >> Black people. Yeah. >> Keep going, sir. >> We ain't tolerating that [ __ ] from y'all no more. >> Black people. >> Keep looking at me all you want to. Black people. >> Keep going, sir. >> Black people. >> You guys like black people? >> You like black people? >> I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing in my [ __ ] pocket. First of all, >> hey, you need to knock it off. >> No, sir. >> You see this? Take care of him. >> Can you stand? Can you stand over here for me? >> Take care of him. >> Take care of him. >> Get out of here. >> Go before you go to jail, too. >> Get it. You are a [ __ ] >> Hey, stop. Don't do that. >> Turn around. You're going to jail, too. >> You are. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not going to tell you again. You're about to get slammed. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back right now. >> Walking now. Huh? What? I told you. >> Out of vehicle, please. Papa alpha medical. City of 125. >> Can I have a medical for one um unconscious hit the ground? On the side. Got him. Still got something in here on this side. >> He's got a knife in his back pocket right here. All right. >> Back pocket. >> This one right here. [Music] >> Nobody. to get the knife out. >> Yeah, it's out. >> Okay. On the side. >> Got him. [Music] Are you all right, sir? >> Yeah, >> I'm good. >> Okay. >> He was our our victim from earlier, >> right? >> We go to DC as well. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you ran his name already? No, that's um the area. [Music] >> I think it's I think that it's it's it's you know it's unfortunate but you know what there's black people are not going to be intimidated in this town. You make a less than 1% 1%. You make a less than 1,000 people in the town of 30,000. I'm not going to be intimidating. My family's not going to be intimidated any longer. Any longer [Music] he's also going, but he's the one that's unconscious. >> I don't even know. They just saw me. >> Hello. Okay. >> Did you see it from earlier today or >> I know she's doing pretty good. >> Mhm. >> Wise. Okay. She's a regular here. Okay. >> I definitely wanted there needs to be a big statement. I think it needs to be addressed beyond people getting arrested to have have. So whoever and whatever needs to be held accountable >> stick myself for the most part myself they need to work and how did we just need to stop >> I'll grab that if you want I walk away but if you can grab that of a bigger problem 30 years I've been 40 years it's a long So I guess you're [Music] Oh, some groceries, huh? I don't know. >> I don't make it happen. [Music] [Music] >> I miss you. What's his status? He's >> still >> Yeah, he's breathing. See if they come party or not. None of it's working. >> Yeah. Just trying to figure out what they're they should have got the medics right here. I don't know what's >> Yeah. I don't know. >> What were the medics coming? >> Uh he was knocked unconscious when he hit the ground. [Music] And he's snowing. Still snoring. Let's [Music] see if I got a smelling stock still in my car. >> Yeah, that'll probably work. I'm just concerned about the storing part. Are you able to set up for us? 125 grand. Take this code one. [Music] >> Yes. >> Thank you. [Music] They're going to take them in. So, what's that? >> You have any more smelling salts? >> No, that's my last ones. >> I'm sure that they'll take them in um just as precautionary. So, we'll probably go ahead and uncuff them for now cuz they're going to they're going to take them. >> Yeah. He's going to be in custody. >> Yeah. So, we'll have to you have to follow him in. [Music] >> Do what part of the head hit the ground? >> I'm not sure. >> I'm not sure. >> Cuz when I looked over, you guys were flat. I don't want to hit face face far if it was the other on the side or not. >> No. Like so I had his one arm here and he had his other one braced on there >> cuz I'm not seeing any bleeding. I >> Well, I went I hit ground first. Okay. >> Like I brought him on top of me like a selex type. >> So he would have hit the ground from >> his side if anything. >> But you went down. You're hitting the ground and he goes next. >> Yeah. Yeah. start to move around. Go ahead and take those off so I can get them on. Awake. Trying to fix your hand right here, bud. [Music] Hold on, hold on, hold on. Just put it right there on your chest. >> Well, there's my concern. So, there it was fightless. My ops are here. They both went down to the ground. They both hit the um the cement here. Um he just started snoring. I don't see any blood. I've used two smelling salts, but I haven't been able to get them to come back to >> this guy. What brought you here in the first place? >> The lady in my car was throwing stuff and bothering this gentleman right here. Okay. >> And then he showed up afterwards and was a problem with us. Can >> you sit up for us? >> How are you doing? >> Good, sir. How are you? >> I want to know how you Yeah, I'm good. >> I've been I've been beat up a lot worse than that. >> Oh, there's there go. >> There we go. Yeah, >> it's a good hit. >> All right, let's go to the hospital. Well, you got a pretty good head wound and he will follow you guys. >> Um, >> he has been searched. We got all his Oh, I got I got his ID for you. >> We'll lay you back and we'll take care of lean back. >> The keys right there. >> Trying to get my remote. Don't >> have one here. where you are. >> Uh we used we've dealt with them a lot back in the day for 12 hours. >> Here we go. The hospital. Okay. [Music] Do you want to put them in cuffs or >> I don't think he's going to fight with them, but you'll follow them out there and >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll follow them. >> We'll have um [Music] I'm going to follow them. >> Yeah, you're following them. Yep. Yep. Yep. This isn't just a Juno story. It's a wake-up call for everyone. A man's fighting to recover. A cops walked away. And a community's demanding answers. Will the investigation bring justice? Or is this another case swept under the rug? Juno's promising cultural training and community talks, but will that fix a broken system? 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