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 under arrest. >> Ouch. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Just stand up. 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 sit 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 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.