Know your rights before police decide not to hear you. 📄 Resources, PDFs & support 👉 linktr.ee/ThinBlueLiesMedia A Webster County deputy has been placed on administrative leave after video surfaced showing a 70-year-old woman taken to the ground during a minor trespassing call. According to officials, the incident is under internal review — a familiar process that often begins only after public footage contradicts the written report. The woman was unarmed, posed no immediate threat, and the call itself involved a low-level dispute. This video examines what happened, why force was used, and why accountability so often depends on whether someone was recording. This is not about one officer. It’s about a system where force is routine, paperwork protects, and consequences arrive only after public exposure. 👀 Thin Blue Lies, Baby! #ThinBlueLies #PoliceAccountability #KnowYourRights #CivilRights #BodyCam #PoliceUseOfForce #AdministrativeLeave #ElderlyArrest #ConstitutionalRights #PublicAccountability #AuditThePolice

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