Black Guy secretly records encounter with police

[WheresWallace]

at 14:09. "You know what happens when people ran? [sic] We run them over with a police car."

WHAT THE fukk?

I had to turn off the video because I was getting very upset. I just listened for this...un fukkin' believable. This should be nation wide news. This is absolutely brazen abuse of authority.

funny thing is when this cowards are actually confronted by real criminals who are armed its always..."Officer down. Lets have a memorial for Officer bytch ass nikka".

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

I got stopped by the police 4 times last year, not one ticket or arrest . Twice I was jogging at 5 am (like I always do, on the same route), and the other 2 times I was just driving. Everytime they stop me, they're always extra demonstrative right off the bat and they're always coming up and asking the same dumb-ass question; "What are you doing out here so late?"



bytch I have on headphones, sweatpants, and I'm sweating my ass off; What the fukk do you think I'm doing outchea? .

The only difference from these pigs in the video and the ones here down south are the uniforms; fukk 'em all at this point


Ol' boy was answering too many questions. If the pigs can't give you the courtesy of talking to you like a man and give you a legit reason for fukking with you, just look at him/her dead in the eye and don't answer shyt

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

Why would you reach for anything when dealing with these cops and their inferiority complexes?

When I encounter the police I comply with everything, keep my hands visible and do not move unless I'm instructed to. It's bullshyt but it's called being black in America.

The sad thing is that these were University of Pittsburgh cops. They weren't even city cops. They can't do stuff that regular cops do, but since they are associated with the city cops on some level...they can abuse their jurisdiction.

I comply with everything too...I was just using that story as an example how just having a gun and badge even if one isn't a REAL police officer will let someone abuse their power.

 

[Momentum]

KNOW YA RIGHTS BREHS. KNOW YA AMENDMENTS BREHS.

The Constitution only protects citizens, which African Americans aren't. Make sure you peep Hidden Colors 1,2, and 3.

The sad thing is that these were University of Pittsburgh cops. They weren't even city cops. They can't do stuff that regular cops do, but since they are associated with the city cops on some level...they can abuse their jurisdiction.

I comply with everything too...I was just using that story as an example how just having a gun and badge even if one isn't a REAL police officer will let someone abuse their power.

Most cops were bullied in high school, that's why they want to hide behind the badge.

No REAL person would want to make a living throwing others in jail.

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

with you trying to justify blatant racism. people with this kind of thinking is EXACTLY why cops get away with this shyt and murder and continue to do it

He's a cac, he can't help it.

 

[JBoy]

My dad is a popo and I still don't like the law community

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

First dude was stopped for because he fit the description for a suspect they were looking for. That's kind of obvious.

The second guy with the phone camera was not a part of the investigation. The cop could have handled that situation differently. Considering that he was in proximity to the suspect, they should have told him to keep on walking away. If he did not respond, then it would be good to confront him as a possible threat for not obeying police command. Aside from the phone camera, you don't want to be investigating a guy with a possible unknown behind your back.

Its cute you have your police guidebook memorized, however we all know the rule of law is enforced entirely differently between black and white suspects. Its disgusting.

 

[Strapped]

just bein sarcastic breh, I hate police as much as anyone else.

this is some real shieeet we deal with everyday mayne

 

[NotaPAWG]

My dad is a popo and I still don't like the law community

I had a friend whos dad was a cop... he quit after realizing how corrupt the police force is. his dad told us so much fukked up shyt. This friend also did vocals in two bands that had lyrics about killing cops, and hating the justice system. His band had a shirt with two cops holding hands with the text "all cops are boyfriends "

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

The Constitution only protects citizens, which African Americans aren't. Make sure you peep Hidden Colors 1,2, and 3.

Most cops were bullied in high school, that's why they want to hide behind the badge.

No REAL person would want to make a living throwing others in jail.

Peep the 13th Amendment

Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

The 13th Amendment was repealed (supposedly)...but focus on that, the justice system, the prison industrial complex, who's in jail, and why makes perfect sense.

 

[Flay Mayweather]

I had a friend whos dad was a cop... he quit after realizing how corrupt the police force is. his dad told us so much fukked up shyt. This friend also did vocals in two bands that had lyrics about killing cops, and hating the justice system. His band had a shirt with two cops holding hands with the text "all cops are boyfriends "

Yung butter milk biscuit
for a second I thought you was talking about Ice-T

i be fukkin up

 

[DeVanteSwing]

SADLY the cops will get punished on "paid vacation" and return back to work like nothing happened smh

 

[NotaPAWG]

Yung butter milk biscuit
for a second I though you was talking about Ice-T

i be fukkin up

HAHAHAHA! nah but Body Count rulest!! I'm sure they took influence from Body Count and the like..hip hop, and hardcore-punk and metal have a lot in common in terms of their feelings and opinions on the corrupt justice system.

 

[mrken12]

check out this post from a Reddit post featuring the title video

I lived near Temple one year and got robbed on my doorstep by a black man with a gun. When the police showed up they asked me to describe him. I described him as best as I could. They sat me down in the back of a cop car and drove around looking for a guy that "matched" the description. When we would pull up to someone there would be another cop there putting hand cuffs on them and questioning them. Then the cop would ask me if it was the guy. None of the guys really matched the description at all, other than their skin color. It was ridiculous. I felt horrible for the guys that they were sitting down and handcuffing for no reason. My description was a guy in his late 20's/early 30's with no facial hair. One of the guys they sat down/handcuffed was around 50 years old and had a beard. I've dealt with the Philly PD on multiple occasions and I've never had a good experience. They all seem to be extremely incompetent, always in a bad mood, and do not understand basic human rights. This video has a lot wrong with it. I hope this guy gets fired. But if he doesn't get fired for this, I'm sure he will get fired later on for some sort of corruption charges.

I can imagine the description the cops gave.

"We're looking for a black male between the ages of 14 and 60 between the height of 5'2" and 6'11" wearing shoes. Is most likely armed and dangerous."

 

[Da Jungles]

I had a friend whos dad was a cop... he quit after realizing how corrupt the police force is. his dad told us so much fukked up shyt. This friend also did vocals in two bands that had lyrics about killing cops, and hating the justice system. His band had a shirt with two cops holding hands with the text "all cops are boyfriends "

Drop them stories blood