Are you refusing to provide those? >> We can take you directly in front of a magistrate. >> Well, he had the gun out earlier. I got it on. >> All right, sir. You're blocking pedestrian traffic, so I'm not I'm standing at the same spot as you. >> So, what I'm going to ask you. All right. >> How? >> A simple stop escalated into a heated confrontation where accusations of [music] retaliation and abuse of power began to surface under intense pressure. >> They thought somebody had a firearm. >> Okay. They thought, Riley, >> well, they don't know. They didn't know. >> Well, they were they were mistaken. Okay. They were mistaken. >> Even coffee. You can't have coffee on a train or bus. True. >> Yeah. But you don't know that. >> Stop. You stop. >> No. So why you talking to me? Am I talking to you? >> Within [music] seconds, the atmosphere shifted into a tense confrontation filled with pressure and conflict. A tense moment [music] erupted from the very beginning, triggering a chain of chaotic and conflicting actions from the authorities. >> Are you refusing to provide those magistrate? We can take you directly in front of a magistrate. >> Well, he had the gun out earlier. I got it on. >> I did have my firearm out. Yes. >> Thank you. Thank you. You got it lived. Right on. Right on. You just touch it. >> Hello. >> You guys mind rolling down your window? >> For what? >> So I can talk to you guys. >> You can talk to me like this, don't you? >> You guys have a firearm in the car? >> Huh? >> Do you? >> Do you? >> Roll down your window for me just so we can talk. >> We don't have to. You guys have tedious windows. Hold down. >> You can still talk to me like this. >> We don't got no weapons. >> Look, he got his He got his gun out, bro. >> Look, he got that He got the gun out there. >> Huh? >> What? He got your gun out for a firearm in the car. >> We don't have no guns. >> Something in your lap. >> Yeah, that's my camera. >> It's a camera. >> Okay, then if it's a camera, show me it's a camera. >> I don't have to. >> So, this will be Lindsay police, guys. >> These will be Lindsay police. >> What? What crime did we commit? >> What crime have we committed? >> Wait, I'll explain. >> What crime have we committed? Why did you pull this over? Talk now. >> Hey, listen. >> You listen. Why did you pull this over? >> We didn't even do nothing. What? What are you pulling pulling us over for? >> This is Lindsay police, guys. >> Look it. You want to see it's a camera? >> Look. >> Come and see that it's a camera. >> Show me a camera. >> It's a camera, dude. Don't you see? Don't you see? Don't you see it's a camera? Hey, listen. >> You listen. >> We can I'll explain everything. >> Explain. Are you going to >> This is Lindy police. This is Lindy police, guys. >> This is Lindy police. Lindsay, California. >> You're being You're being live streamed right now. You're live streaming on YouTube. That's going to be fine with you. Why did you pull this over? Why did you pull this over? >> The exchange quickly escalated when officers issued a threat of [music] arrest. But at that very moment, a startling detail emerged that left everyone [music] stunned. >> You guys got to roll down the window and >> wait. Talk to him. Talk to him. I'm not the driver anyways. >> License on you. >> We can hear you. >> Did I commit a crime? >> I can't hear you. >> Did I commit a crime? >> I cannot hear what you're saying. Your guys's cars on. There's cars going by and you guys have the window up. I can't hear you. >> Did we commit a crime? >> Well, we're trying to determine what was going on over there. That's none of your business. >> That's not a crime. >> Well, so that's why you pulled us over. That's why you pulled us over. Because we're filming. Because we're filming. That's why you pulled us over. You just said it, dude. Do you say it? Do you said it? Apparently, you do care. >> Okay. I'm talking to you, sir. >> All right. I'm trying to determine what happened. All right. We got a report that a subject with a firearm was in front of a business over there. >> Oh, wow. A firearm. >> Where's the firearm? Where is it at? >> BS lie. Who Who reported that? >> The information. >> Where is it at? Where's the firearm at? If you were willing to just talk with me without him trying to interrupt and interact, we could >> I would I would love to know who called and said that because that is false. >> I could help explain all of that. All right. >> Go ahead. Explain it. >> Okay. Do you mind coming out and just hop? >> No, I can I can I'm safe right here. >> Do you mind rolling down your window? >> Sure. Go ahead and roll down a look at it. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> My name is Sergeant Riley. >> Sergeant, >> what's your name? >> All right. So, >> officer name. >> Why are you not wearing a mask? >> Report. Mhm. >> that subject. >> Where aren't you? I'm inside my vehicle. >> A subject. >> Two subjects outside of >> this business over here possibly had a firearm. Okay. >> Okay. >> That's what we're reporting. I saw you guys taking [music] off. Saw you guys had blacked out windows. We didn't know who was in the car, what was going on. So, I stopped you. >> They said one of the males was wearing a vest. >> Yes. >> And is that illegal? >> Is that illegal? >> Is that illegal? Look it. Is that illegal? >> Officer Riley. Okay. I'm telling you as a man, I'm looking at you in the eye, which I can't see. >> We do not have no firearm. >> Okay. And that's what we were just trying to confirm. Okay. >> All right. >> We have to take a report for what we get on face value. Okay. We only have the information we're [music] given. >> And when we get here, I see a car taking off like you guys did with dark windows. I still don't know what's going on. That's why I stopped. None of our business. Okay. Once we determine what's going on, and if we determine no crime occurred, then everybody's on their way. A supervisor arrived, but instead of clarifying the situation, everything grew even more chaotic. Both sides began to question who was truly abusing their authority. >> Think about it from somebody else's point of view, okay? They thought somebody had a firearm. >> Okay. They thought, Riley, >> well, they don't know. They didn't know. We didn't. >> Well, they they were mistaken. Okay. They were mistaken. We're letting you know we don't. Let us go and that's it. Like, why do you guys have to make a big old thing about this, dude? >> Well, the reason one of the main reasons I stopped for tinted windows. >> You didn't stop us for that. You said you stopped us because there was a report. No, you didn't. Don't be a liar. Don't you li things to do than than pull someone over for uh supposedly tinted windows, man. >> No, we stop cars tinted windows all the time. >> Oh, dude. Because you guys don't you guys don't go out there and look for crime, huh? You guys harass people. That's all you guys are doing. Harassing us. >> I need your license. >> I'm traveling. >> Registration and insurance. I understand that. You still required to have a California driver's license. >> I'm a private citizen. We didn't commit no crime, man. >> They get a supervisor instead. >> Are you refusing to provide your license? >> Can you like put a face mask? You're too close, dude. You're going to get me CO or something. >> You're going to get me some CO, dude. Have you been tested? I don't have to go up. Like, I'm the passenger, >> sir. >> Yeah. >> Well, he had the gun out earlier. I got it on. >> I did have my firearm out. Yes. >> Thank you. Thank you. You got it live. Right on. Right on. >> I'm I'm here to be honest. >> Right on. Right on, dude. >> Sir, >> thank you. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> I'm traveling. >> Well, I need your driver's license. >> A traveler doesn't need my own license. >> I need your license, insurance, and registration. >> I'm traveling. >> Are you refusing to provide it? >> I'm traveling. >> Are you refusing to provide it? >> I don't answer those questions. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm traveling. >> Are you refusing to provide those? magistrate. >> We can take you directly in front of a magistrate. >> And then a sudden twist. The citizen announced they would pursue charges for a false report. A move that could completely turn the entire [music] situation upside down. >> So, um, let me rephrase it. Since there is no gun, right? There's no gun, right? >> So, the guy the guy who said that we had a gun, that's a false police report. So, we can press charges on the 148.5. So, we would like to press charges for a false police report. over there. Contact. >> Okay. I would like their names because that's a false police report. You could have shot us. You could have shot us. >> Yeah. Oh, go ahead. You want to talk to him? You know what? As a matter of fact, Cole Fippe Hammond have this um department called this department. >> What did they think was a gun? Was it this or was it mine? >> My budge maybe? I don't know. Was it too big? I guess. I don't know >> what looked like a gun to them. >> It's not my first rodeo. Okay. I'm assuming you're you're you're aware of it, huh? It's not my first rodeo. >> It is what it is, man. >> Yeah. So, we've been hold for more than 21 minutes. It's 15 or 20 minutes at holding time, right? So, what's going to happen? It's it >> it's it's 2 minutes now over. It's 2 minutes now over. >> 2 minutes. >> Can you see what what what the uh false report who who said it? Was it a female? So just for the regular Mendes, he didn't want to identify him. So he said he's Mr. Titty, right? What was it? He did like a sign like Titti like that. I don't know. That's what I'm asking you. >> Citizens can sue police officers under SS 1,983 when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. The officers could face internal complaints, an internal affairs investigation, possible termination, or even civil lawsuits seeking damages. Up next, the atmosphere erupted as a routine stop in the station suddenly escalated into intense confrontation. >> No, my hand is [ __ ] up. I got a bad hand. >> My hand is >> Yo. Yo, why y'all messing with me, bro? I need to know for real. And now I'm getting angry. I'm getting angry. I'm going to work, bro. >> You asked the question I'm answering. your base, >> bro. Everybody just Yo, it's only me. Go ahead. What you need? My ID or whatever. What? >> ID, right? >> Here you go. Here you go. Hurry up cuz I got to get to work, bro. Please hurry up. Please hurry up cuz I got to go. I got one game. I'm glad I arrested me. Please put y'all. Please put the cams out cuz they me only, BRO. CUZ I'M BLACK. That's what it is. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] Nobody talking. >> Telling y'all, bro. Y'all [ __ ] going to harass me out of here, bro. Everybody else that came in, it's only the person that's going to work, right? doing something productive with his life. >> I'm talking. I DON'T TALK MUCH, BUT I'M TALKING AND EVERYBODY CAN GET ME. NO, I'M NOT RELAXING. >> Here you go. >> No, I don't want to have NO CONVERSATION. Y BOTHERING ME, BRO. Y BOTHERING ME, BRO. It ain't about no one. I don't care. It's my voice TO WORK. YOU WANT to >> [ __ ] out OF HERE. [ __ ] OUT OF HERE, [ __ ] >> That [ __ ] is getting me mad, bro. place. I don't get THE WORK FOR EVERY DAY. LEAVE ME ALONE, PLEASE. >> DAMN. >> My permit, too. >> Come on, bro. Doing too much, bro. >> No worries. I give my I got three kids, bro. [ __ ] >> Over a vague request for ID. The situation quickly spiraled into a high pressure confrontation between the citizen and the police. >> Go. To me, I'm fine. [ __ ] I'm black and all of that, bro. That's the only reason we survive. >> Come on. That [ __ ] is aggravating, bro. Bro, aggravating. >> What are you looking for? You looking You trying to discover something? Come on. I need to hurry up and go to work, brother. I know I'm clean, brother. >> Just hurry up right there. Do what you got to do. I got to go. >> Please, bro. I got to go, bro. My grandfather, he's old as [ __ ] bro. Come on. I got to see him. I'm very mad right now, bro. I lost both my grandmothers in the same year, bro. I don't care about nothing. I speak my story of speech. They can't say nothing. >> The only thing they could do is ask him to leave. But he paid so nobody. Keep looking down. I'm a bro. Stop doing that. Stop doing that. You s I feel it. Guess what? I feel he's a cop, too. What are you talking about? I do [ __ ] man. I My kids got three kids, seven and twins. Three. I'm doing what I got to do for me and them. I ain't wor about nothing else negative, bro. Don't Please don't come to me with that [ __ ] I go to court. Whatever. Leave me alone, please. When you see me there, leave me alone. So, I hear what I got to say. That's fact. Leave me alone. Write the ticket. I got to see my friend about bro. This is one of our [ __ ] live, bro. At least one of my life, bro. Come on, bro. You want to know my life? You don't know it. Playing record. Ain't broke my three kids. Full job. My girl's a cop. A little bit. Leave me alone, bro. Come on, bro. >> I'm waiting for you to get my ticket. I ain't going to run nowhere, brother. It's time. I'm I'm on a time clock. >> You up cuz you bothering me. Yes. Yes. You're bothering me so you can hear what I got to say. >> This is life. This is my life. You my life. >> Emotions erupted as the man unleashed years of pent up frustration while authorities continued to push the tension even higher. >> She needs your help. She's calling you. >> Can I help you? >> She's calling you. I'm not calling you. >> Help her. She needs your help. >> Okay. Can I help you? >> I'm not calling you. She is. >> Okay. So, help her. >> You're following us around. What I'm asking is if you need help. >> Do you need help? >> What can I help you with? >> What can I help you with? >> You're looking up. It says conveyance >> open container in conveyance. I'm not on on a conveyance. I'm on a platform. >> Okay. >> So, you should know that open container can zero. >> Open container of anything. You don't you don't know transit rules. You work for transit TD. >> Yeah. Even coffee. You can't have coffee on a train or bus. That's true. That's true. >> Yeah. But you don't know that >> stopped. You weren't stopped. >> No. So why you talking to me? Am I talking to you? >> You started talking to me. You forgot >> on a conveyance. >> Is that what you're looking at? >> No, that's what I'm looking at. >> I'm not seeing you. >> No, you're watching me, man. >> I'm just standing here recording. I didn't talk to you. You started talking to me. >> It's that Irish blood. >> So aggressive. You know what the right to record act is? >> It's a law. It's a law. Totally. >> Right. So, uphold the law. Uphold the law. Stop fishing for crimes cuz I don't commit a crime. I don't commit crimes. Period. >> Okay. >> I told I told him to help you. He don't want to help you. >> 1 [music] 2 3 4. >> He's mad cuz he wanted a private conversation in public. Another group of officers suddenly arrived, setting off a controversial wave of scrutiny right in the middle of the crowded station. >> Enforcing a rule, right? You're enforcing a rule that no cop enforces. But because I'm recording you, you had to Google it, bro. Just to retaliate against me. You didn't even know off off the top of your head. You had to search it in your phone. That means you've never issued a ticket for a open glass bother. You have to search that [ __ ] >> Maybe, maybe not. You did. It's on camera. I've been watching you. >> I've been watching you. >> But good job. I I applaud you. >> I appreciate it. >> I applaud you. >> Thank you. >> You don't like transparency. Your boy got the blue line gang flag on his chest. Rocking it proudly. >> Outstanding. >> Yeah. Well, thank you. >> Mhm. I need all of y'all business cards. >> Absolutely. They won't have to stop. >> That's another law. It's called the right to know. >> Yeah. >> What What's your command? TD what? TD2. >> Oh, yeah. I've been there multiple times. >> Outstanding. >> Multiple viral videos. That's probably why you're retaliating against me. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Of course you do. >> And nor do I care. >> Of course you do. >> You will. >> When the complaints [music] start coming in from all the all the citizens for your behavior today. >> I know that's what you just used, right? >> No, actually it's not. >> But we're going to agree to >> I know what you used. I need 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 business cards. 12 actually >> before I leave. >> You'll get them. But you're also going to leave the train station. Okay. >> Yeah. Once I once I finish conducting my business in public with my public servants, then I'll be I'll gladly be on my way. >> Yeah. >> Good job. I'm proud of you. Really? I mean it. >> Took that tyranny to heart. >> Took a what? >> Tyranny. You know what tyranny is? >> Tyranny to heart. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> And then an unexpected twist unfolded. From a seemingly minor detail, the entire situation suddenly flipped, revealing chilling signs of abuse of power. 3 seconds to obey or you will be beaten. An encounter that started with a threat [music] and ended with an unexpected tragedy. >> Stand up. Stand up. He's falling out. Let him Let him lay down. >> You all right? >> Lay down. Yo, come on. >> There you go. >> There we go. >> You're all right. >> Yeah. No, my feet tone juvenile. >> He cried for help, begging in desperation, but the police only said, "Calm down. We are helping you." Was it helping or tightening the grip? >> You're going to get bit BY THIS DOG IF YOU DON'T SHOW YOUR HAND. >> GET YOUR HAND DOWN. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT ME ON YOUR BACK. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT IN 3 SECONDS. DON'T [ __ ] MOVE. >> Do not move. >> HELP. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your other hand behind your back, sir. >> No. >> Put it behind your back. >> Okay. >> No. >> Where's Kenny at, bro? >> I'm putting him up. Hold on. Up. Help me. Help me. >> No, it's too >> Help me. Help. Oh, please be the wrong position. You're not >> Kenny. Grab him up. >> Get up. >> Oh, >> get up. >> Help me. Help. Yo, get off, man. Get up. Give me a message. Help me. Give me a message. Help me. >> She start a BLS push. >> Just tell me. Hurry up. >> The guy. >> Expedite. >> No. Please don't. >> Expedite. >> I won't tell anybody. >> We're good. >> I won't tell anybody. >> What is going on? >> Help me. >> It's hot. >> Help me. Help. >> Sit down. >> Help. Don't shut the door. >> Get him up. Set him up. >> Right here. >> Stay right there. >> Stay [laughter] right there. >> Help me. Help. >> Somebody call 911. >> We're here. You're acting like a fool. Come on. Knock it off. Control yourself. He appeared to be in pain and unstable, but instead of being saved, he was pinned to the ground as his life slipped away from him by the minute. >> Breathe. >> Yeah, you can. >> You're good. >> Hell, you're good, man. >> Breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth. >> Yo, you taking anything today? >> It looks sick, man. >> What do you want, buddy? >> I don't feel you >> drinking. >> I know. >> We got an ambulance coming. >> Help. >> All right. Just sit down. STAY DOWN. ALL RIGHT. WHEN YOU need >> relax, buddy. Gloves. I'm going >> here. >> Help me. >> Shush. >> Help me. >> We got an ambulance coming. Stop. >> Help me. >> We're good. Don't miss the expedite. Yo, knock it off. >> Knock it off. >> Knock it off. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. No. >> Stop fighting, dude. >> Stop. Stop. Help. >> Yeah. 100%. >> Help [screaming] me. >> What did you use today, sir? >> I didn't use >> What did you use? You're not going to get in trouble. >> Meth. >> Meth. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay, relax. We're getting you help. Relax. >> Yo, grab me gloves. >> I got you right here. >> I got him. Let go. >> I got him. >> Help, man. >> We're getting you help. He just said he used meth. >> Take my phone. I got you. >> Stop. >> No. Please >> stop moving. >> Please. No. Don't do this. >> Stop moving. >> I'll do anything. >> You're You'll do anything to stop moving. You're fine. >> Yeah. >> 22 EMS, please. >> Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Stop. >> Help me. Help me. >> You're fine. You're intoxicated on narcotics. Relax. >> Help me. Help me. Stop. >> Oh my. >> Can you please send EMS, please? All right. [snorts] >> When time is life, what do they do? Wait. Delay, and then it becomes too late. Is this an act of disregard for life or a failure to comply with the law at the right time? >> Get off. Get off the radio. This dude's being the slowest bit. >> We got you. We just asked for expedite EMS. All right. Come on. Knock it off. Come on. >> Stand up. Stand up. He us out. Let him Let him lay down. >> You all right? Lay down. Yo. Yo. Yo. BABY NAN. YO. YO. Baby Naran. Baby Nan. >> There you go. >> There we go. >> You're all right. >> Yeah. >> No. Please. I want to do leg. >> What did you take today, man? All right. I took meth. >> Meth. That's it. >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Possibly took meth. >> Possibly. We don't know what he took. >> No, I did. I did. >> Smoke. >> I said he injected something. >> Stop. >> Stop moving. All right. >> Relax. >> Relax. Sit. Stay down. >> Oh, please don't do this. >> We're not doing anything to you. You're doing this to yourself. >> Help our officer. Someone >> help. He took He took something. We don't know what he's on. >> And he crashed to the hospital. >> Healthy. >> Healthy. >> Relax. >> You're okay. >> You're good. All right. >> You need You need to relax yourself, sir. >> Help. >> You're You're okay. >> Help. >> We have an ambulance here. We have a >> bunch of cops here. We're trying to help you. And you're just You need to just calm down. >> We got to get him to the hospital. I didn't know how to do your work. >> We're trying to help you, buddy. >> No, we're trying to help you. >> We're going to get him to the hospital. >> What's your name? What's your name? I'm not right, man. We got to move to the hospital. >> What's your name, buddy? >> Probably your brother. We got to get him to the hospital quick. >> Help me. Help me. Help. >> All right. Well, I'll ride I'll ride with you. >> Help. >> All right. Come on. Relax. >> Help me. Although the video does not show the moment of death, the headline confirms that the person died after being arrested by police, raising serious questions about the use of unnecessary force, medical delays, and violations of human rights protections. We don't just need law enforcers. We need people who use their authority with compassion and responsibility. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? 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