Know your rights before police decide not to hear you. 📄 Resources, PDFs & support 👉 linktr.ee/ThinBlueLiesMedia Inside a New Mexico State Police facility, surveillance video captures a moment that investigators later reviewed. In the footage, an officer points a taser directly toward another officer’s head. Moments later, after someone points out that the room is under surveillance, the officer turns toward the camera and gives a double middle-finger gesture. The department later reviewed the incident and concluded there was no intent to harm. But the video raises questions about weapon discipline, professionalism, and how police conduct is evaluated when incidents happen on camera. In this video we break down what the footage shows, the response from investigators, and why moments like this continue to spark debate about accountability in policing. 👀 Thin Blue Lies, Baby! Sources KRQE Investigates report on the New Mexico State Police video incident. Support the Channel ☕ Support the work directly ko-fi.com/ThinBlueLiesMedia 📄 Know Your Rights resources 👉 linktr.ee/ThinBlueLiesMedia Disclaimer This video is commentary and analysis of publicly reported events for educational and informational purposes. Nothing in this video should be interpreted as legal advice. #ThinBlueLies #PoliceAccountability #PoliceBodycam #PoliceMisconduct #LawEnforcement #CivilRights #PoliceVideo #FirstAmendment #BodycamFootage #PoliceWatch

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