Ronald Greene's 2021 death sparks debate over leaked body cam footage showing cocaine intoxication alongside alleged excessive force, including tasers and choking. While two troopers were fired and one died in a suspicious crash, the autopsy revealed fatal injuries like a torn aorta, leading hosts to question missing audio and deleted evidence. Skepticism mounts regarding the official narrative amidst claims of racial profiling, though conspiracy theories are disputed. Ultimately, the episode pivots to endorsing Mike Lindell as a patriot targeted by big tech, blending forensic analysis with political advocacy. [Automatically generated summary]
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Scared and Commanding the Car00:14:12
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Yeah.
All right.
All right.
This is a serious video.
Yeah, I'm not.
I'm not.
I can't be cracking jokes over somebody, you know, lost their life.
Of course.
Why you got to tell somebody that?
That's understood.
Hey, you in a rag again today?
Yeah.
You need to go to Canada and get you a couple MaxPads.
All right, Kevin, come on, let's get serious on this.
Oh, that's right.
You don't like MaxPads.
You like that ones that insert.
Keeps into the tampons.
All right, look here.
Hey, Kevin.
Let's get serious on this.
All right.
All right.
So this incident didn't happen recently.
This happened two years ago.
It's involving Ronald Green.
It happened in Louisiana.
Yeah.
And recently there's some video footage.
It's been, I don't think it was released.
From what I understand, it wasn't released by any agency.
It was leaked.
Yeah.
So it wasn't released.
And the reason why it wasn't released is because the FBI is still currently investigated.
Again, like I said, this happened two years ago by state troopers in Louisiana.
Yeah, but somebody got their hands on it.
Somebody with the press, I'm thinking, and he leaked it.
Yeah, somebody, somebody did.
And from what I've seen, I'm thinking.
Yeah.
I think there may be some other video footage that hasn't came out yet.
Yeah, because if you go on YouTube, you can find LA State Police.
Somebody got the videos, created their own YouTube channel, and uploaded several videos from this incident.
Yeah, somebody actually created a YouTube channel, named it LA State Police, Louisiana State Police, and he or she is uploading videos.
But before we watch the video, I'm going to let y'all see the video because, well, first I'm going to show you what CBS News is reporting.
Okay.
Just give them a little framework.
Okay.
All right.
Go ahead and roll that.
EBS News has confirmed an autopsy report showed head injuries, a broken breastbone, and a torn aorta were factors in his death.
I beat the ever-living f out of him, choked him, and everything else trying to get him under control.
And we're still fighting and we're still wrestling with him, trying to hold him down because he was spitting blood everywhere.
And then all of a sudden, he just went limp.
Louisiana State Police fired two of the troopers and suspended another.
Last fall, just hours after learning he would be fired.
Trooper Hollingsworth died in a single car crash.
Now, I want to just go over what we just saw in CBS News.
So that was an autopsy done.
Right.
He had a broken breastbone.
That's like in the center of your chest.
Yeah.
And a torn aorta.
That's the biggest artery coming from your heart.
Yeah.
So I'm thinking when his breastbone broke, there was maybe that possibly caused an injury to his aorta.
I'm not a doctor.
I'm just...
Yeah.
I mean, it looks plausible where the breastbone is.
Right.
And you saw the pictures.
He had like some deep gashes to his face.
Right.
And two of the police officers, as you heard, have been fired.
So the police department don't condone what happened to this man.
They've already made a decision to get fired.
One of the police officers died in a single car crash.
That is very suspicious.
A single car crash, he's a police officer.
He knows how to drive a vehicle.
Well, it happened hours after he found out he was.
Well, not hours.
It was like two hours before he heard he was about to lose his job.
Yeah.
He dies in a single car crash.
That's not a coincidence.
It may have been suicide, but uh, I'm thinking, nah, he's a professional driver.
Yeah, he's a state trooper.
Yeah, I know, yeah.
Maybe it sounds like he may have committed suicide.
Yeah, I think he did.
Yeah, but long story short, um, this is what happened.
The cops didn't pull him over because there's a black man, and it's like, get him.
He actually, uh, it was a traffic violation.
He red light.
He ran a red light.
The state troopers attempted to pull him over.
He didn't.
He went on a 15-minute high-speed pursuit.
In the body cabin footage after the incident is over, they talk about how dangerous and how he was driving.
It's all caught on tape.
He was running red lights.
He was driving the wrong side of the road.
Some of the troops said they were surprised he didn't kill anybody.
Right, right.
So if he would have just pulled over, needless to say, none of this would have happened.
Yeah.
None of this would have happened if when he crashed his car and the officers tried to arrest him, if he would have just followed the instructions, none of this happened.
So what I'm going to do now is just show the footage.
Hold up, hold up.
Now, we're not excusing the cops' behavior.
Like I said, the police department didn't condone it.
They've already been fired.
I mean, I'm going to show you the footage.
Y'all tell me what y'all think.
Before we show you the footage, to me, I'm thinking something's not adding up.
I'm not going to tell you what's not adding up, but I want y'all to see the footage because something obviously went wrong up before the ambulance got there.
Yeah, well, when the cops said they were beating him and he just went lipping his shit.
I ain't going into it.
We're going to let them look at the video.
All right.
Let me see your fucking hands.
Let me see your fucking hands, motherfucker.
Can you stop the video for briefly?
Briefly.
That sounds like a loose cannon to me.
Well, he's amped up because they've been chasing him for 50 years.
Yeah, he's human.
Y'all understand that?
Yeah.
But he's a state trooper.
He's professional.
This situation has already been escalated by Ronald Green at a high-speed pursuit.
I understand you're amped up, but you're not going to make the situation any better calling people motherfuckers.
You further escalating the situation.
He's got the cops are going to have to try to de-escalate the situation.
Look, I've never been a police officer.
I'm sure we, I've said it many times.
It's a tough job.
But you know, I have had experience in arresting people because we used to do undercover store security.
So I've arrested hundreds of people, probably close to hundreds.
Close to a thousand.
Oh, close to a thousand, way over a thousand.
It wasn't that.
I got over 1,500 arrests.
Well, that's right.
I was a better agent than you.
Keith wasn't good to me.
Man, I was checking all the shoplifters.
I was making loss prevention agents.
Great again.
Shoplifting agents.
Great again.
But anyway, one thing I learned when I arrested people was to not escalate the situation.
Whenever I approached somebody outside of a store and told them I was arrested for shoplifting, I didn't go up to them.
Hey, motherfucker.
I didn't do that.
Yeah.
I would go up and say, I show them my bag.
Can you imagine going up to, you at a job, right?
You do it.
You're a loss prevention.
You're undercover.
Somebody stole something.
Somebody comes up and do what Keith did.
What would you do?
You would get amped up.
You already amped up.
You're nervous.
You would run.
You would fight.
You would struggle.
The more calm you were, what we found when you arrest somebody, the more likely that situation wouldn't become.
Yeah, like when I would go up to them, they would leave the store, and I wouldn't just go up to them screaming names at them.
I would tell them who I am.
I would have a good arm's distance away from my block, the direction they're going, and I'd tell them to follow my commands.
If they didn't follow my commands, now it's going to get physical.
Now I have no choice but to take you down to the ground.
Yeah.
And I don't know if y'all know or not, but it is one thing is tough.
The tough thing to do is put somebody's hands behind their back and arrest them.
That is, when they don't want to, it's very difficult, very dangerous.
And it's even more dangerous if you get in a situation with somebody where you're trying to arrest them and you got a gun, you get tired.
You're very susceptible.
But that person get your gun and kill you.
All right, shut up.
All right, that's it.
Let's go ahead and show the footage.
So I think the officer, I mean, I understand y'all amped up.
Yeah.
You're human.
I understand.
I get that, but you got to try to de-escalate it because this guy's escalated to this point.
He's crashed into a tree.
Yeah.
So just try your best to de-escalate it.
Keep your safety in mind.
You calling him motherfucker.
It's not.
You called him like, I think three motherfuckers.
Yeah.
All right, let's show the view.
That's not going to make me comply.
There it is.
Okay, stop it one more time.
Okay.
They told me to get out of the car, but they tased him.
You're tased.
You telling me to get out of the car.
How am I going to get out of the car?
I'm being tased right now.
Yeah, your body's locked up.
Both of y'all are giving commands, and you got another officer.
Well, that guy's giving command.
This other officer, well, I ain't going to let him get out of the car.
I'm just going to tase him.
Well, he's probably pissed off because he's been on the car.
He's amped up.
Yeah.
Yeah, but you got to.
You guys, the police officers are obviously pissed for good reason.
Yeah.
They've been following this man for 15 minutes.
But police officers got to realize that the more you escalate, the more likelihood something bad's going to happen.
You got to de-escalate it.
These cops need to be learned.
They need to learn how to de-escalate the situation.
Up until this point, this man has not harmed anybody.
Well, he could put a lot of people's lives at risk.
But up until this point, nobody's been harmed.
The only people that's been harmed at this point is the cops.
They're pissed.
Well, they're not harmed.
Yeah, I know it's hard.
They're not harmed.
Don't say that shit.
They was not harmed.
I know.
At this point, they're not fucking harmed.
They're pissed.
Okay, they're pissed.
Okay, they're human.
I get that.
Okay, let me say this.
Well, what I was trying to say, the only people that's been harmed up to this point is the cops' feelings.
Nobody cares about their feelings.
Don't nobody care about nobody's feelings.
But anyway, you dad to do a job.
Do it.
All right.
All right.
Let me say something.
Now, I'm thinking...
Now, it also came to light that this guy was drunk and he had cocaine in the system.
Throw that out there.
A lot of bad decisions, by the man.
And again, if he would have just complied, pulled over, none of this would have happened.
You know how I feel about cocaine.
Man, you got all these people talking about you about cocaine.
Don't even bring that up in this video.
I'm sorry.
Don't even bring up cocaine.
I mean, if you're going to legalize alcohol, you might as well legalize it.
Cocaine's ruined a lot of lives.
You're thinking about crack.
Yeah, I mean, alcohol is ruined a lot of lives, but it's not.
I mean, I don't condone the use of cocaine.
Hey, Kevin, I'm not making this about cocaine.
Okay, no, I'm not doing this again.
You ought to see them comments.
People talking shit to you about cocaine use.
All right, let's get serious on this.
Let's get back to the topic in hand.
Now, let's get serious on this.
Now, I think Ronald Green may have, well, he said, he kept repeating, you'll see, that he was scared.
I think he may have had some mental issues.
I'm not sure what was going on, but let's go ahead and just roll the film.
I think they paid for him.
Get out.
I'm scared.
They're tasing him again, yeah.
Yeah, in the car the second time.
I can hear the, I can hear the prawns.
I can hear him tasing.
That's two times they're tasing.
They're telling him to get out of the car.
You cannot move when your body's locked up.
Yeah, I can't.
Yeah, that's true.
That's that.
Yeah, I can hear it.
Yeah.
That's the second time they're continually tasing this man, telling him to get out of the car.
He's already, he's scared out of his mind for the right reason.
He's drunk.
He's on cocaine.
He's on a hot speed pursuit.
I don't deny that he was scared.
Yeah, he was scared, definitely.
Yeah, but he should have thought about that before he took off.
But he's human too.
The cops are human, and this guy's human.
Nobody's listening to each other.
Everybody is just making a bunch of bad decisions.
It sounds like he was calling cops on your brother.
He said that over and over.
He's actually, he's scared out of his mind.
He's saying he's scared.
You, my brother.
If you ask me, he's trying to de-escalate it with his words, but he's not necessarily with his actions.
But then again, he's being tased.
You can't move.
I don't.
Yeah, from so far, he hasn't been given an opportunity to get out the car.
You gave him a couple seconds.
I guess he wasn't moving fast enough.
That's why they're tasing the shit out of him.
All right, just.
Get up on the phone.
Get up.
Grab him.
Get him on the fucking workflow, Mr. He's moving at me.
He's going to meet me.
Okay, I'm scared.
Put your hands.
Okay, right there.
He's choking him.
Let me see your face.
Put your hands behind your back, bitch.
Stop the video.
Stop the video.
They're cursing over and over, calling a motherfucker.
He just called him a bitch.
Yeah.
I mean, that's not going to help anything.
Yeah, and I mean, they are choking him at this point to make him.
I don't know why he's complying.
Probably because he's scared.
Yeah.
That's why he's not complying.
But I don't understand.
Is it justified that he's scared?
I mean, is no, he put himself in that situation.
He put himself in that position.
He should have just complied.
Choking, Pain, and Unconsciousness00:10:44
But people, police officers need to be a whole lot more human.
I mean, I get that.
They should have given him the opportunity.
I guess they figured he wasn't going to comply with the commands because they've been chasing him for 15 minutes.
I mean, I would like to see them give him an opportunity to just get out of the vehicle and follow that commands.
But that they just, I guess they're pissed.
And I mean, it's easy for us to be Monday morning quarterback and look at Instant Review and all that and critique it.
But I just think if you would have just given commands to get out the car, hands up, get on, it would have went better.
Oh, hell yeah.
If he would have just stopped and complied, none of this has happened.
But you got to also keep in mind, he's drunk, he's on cocaine.
He's not thinking reasonably, right?
Yeah, yeah.
And on top of that, y'all seen the news how mainstream media is painting white police officers as white supremacists.
They're racist and they're hunting down black men.
Yeah.
You got to take that in consideration, too, because I think mainstream media and how they portray people has played a huge role in this situation with Ronald Green.
They actually believe what they're hunting them down.
Yeah.
Yeah, I believe that.
There's a lot of black people that think cops are actually hunting black people down.
And from what I've seen so far, I think Ronald Green was one of those people.
Yeah.
All right, let's go.
That's the third time.
Y'all, you don't have to stop it.
Wait a minute, that's the third time that man's been tased.
A taser is a lethal weapon.
You can die from a taser.
They didn't tased that man three times.
Not at one point in time, these police officers tried to de-escalate this situation.
Well, they didn't escalate.
They can't de-escalate it at this point.
There's several officers there.
They stopped the car.
The guy wrecks his car and hits a tree.
They should have stayed outside the car, gave him verbal demands until he got out the car.
Yeah.
Well, this is the third time they tased him.
I'll saw why he's tased.
He's being choked.
Yeah.
This is a little bit too much, in my opinion, man.
Your words and your temperament as a police officer, when a situation has been escalated so far up, the way you come off and the way people reach you, you can help calm people down.
Yeah.
You just going to make the situation worse to tasing them, choking them.
Well, they went too far.
You got to.
Calling them.
How are you going to get them calm now?
You didn't tased them?
You choked them?
Yeah.
You call them all kinds of motherfuckers.
You didn't cross the line of no return at this point.
It's nothing you can do or say to calm this man down.
You have to use force.
Yeah, so they're choking him at this point and tasing at the same time.
Go ahead.
Yeah.
Behind your back.
Put your fucking hands behind your back, motherfucker.
Let me just say this.
Let me just say this.
Can I say this?
Let me just say this.
Y'all hear the taser, right?
Y'all hear him tasing him.
They saying put simultaneously, he's being choked and telling him to put his hands behind his back.
You can't move when you're being tased.
That's all I want to say.
Hey, how many times are we going to fuck this video?
You're about to get it again if you don't put your fuck on your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back.
I'm sorry.
Put your hands behind your back.
Choking the shit out of him.
We're going to tasing you to ain't nothing.
We ain't tasing no more.
Okay, they're not going to taser.
Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back.
We need some more units over here now.
Okay.
Okay, stop right there, Chris.
Yeah, so they like, um, they got his handcuffs and he's like hitting them in the ribs.
I guess they're trying to get him to soften them up so he can put his hands behind us back.
I mean, when I arrested people doing loss prevention, I mean, something you can't do that.
What you mean?
They told us.
You know, they told us we couldn't hit people.
No chokeholds, no punching.
They told us that?
Yeah, they told us that.
You crazy as hell.
They said you could punch somebody.
No, they said you can use reasonable force to get reasonable force.
Yeah.
They didn't say choking and punching people.
No, I didn't.
What?
You never punched nobody in the ribs?
No, no, no.
I never punched anybody.
I knocked a dude out once because he was come to have it and I had to defend myself.
Yeah.
I punched him in the face.
It was a big-ass Mexican dude.
He knocked his ass out.
I was right there.
I hit him so hard, man.
That dude woke up and thought he was in Tijuana.
He got up.
He got in his car and left his wife.
Remember his wife?
He looked at me.
He said, I don't want no more of that.
I don't want no more of that.
I hit that dude, man.
I hit that dude in the face, man.
That dude's head did a 360.
Hey, then he dropped.
He looked like he was an owl.
He was actually with his girlfriend.
I don't know if it's his girlfriend or his wife.
I was arresting his girlfriend.
I took her down to the ground.
She was fighting me.
I think I was actually softening her ribs up to get the cuffs on.
No, I didn't punch her.
No.
Well, that girl was biting me and he bite me by the leg.
He came up and I gave it to him.
Yeah.
And then he got up after you knocked him down.
He got in his car, left his girl.
And we was walking back in.
I was laughing so hard.
He fit.
That dude fit all types of racist stereotypes.
He had a racist white.
He had a wife beat on.
Yeah.
Had tats all over him.
Tats all of him.
I knocked his ass out.
He got in the car.
He had a bald head.
And left his girl.
Dude was tatted from neck all the way down.
All right, let's go back to the video.
He left his girl.
I said, I got your girl.
Hey, girl, you're going to leave your girl with me.
All right, good to the video.
He's still choking him.
I mean, can you, like, put your hands behind your back if somebody's leaning on you like that?
How can you do that?
That's hard.
You're choking the shit out of him.
Got it, all his weight on his upper body.
Yeah, I think a natural reaction when you be in choked like that, you don't want to put your hands behind your back.
You know, maybe it's where that's where he broke his breastplate.
Who knows?
Yeah.
Maybe it's in pain right there.
Put your fucking hands behind your back.
Let me see your hand.
That's a great point.
He might have had this torn aorta right there or it broke his breastbone.
He might be in pain.
He can't.
Yeah.
Because he's got all his weight on that breastbone.
Yeah.
He's already a big guy to begin with.
And then you got another dude just laying on you.
Right.
Still choking.
He's got one arm.
Oh, God damn it.
Get up here.
Get that fucking arm.
Oh, so that dude was just sitting there watching.
You better not move.
Yeah, he's pressing all this weight down on him right there.
You see that?
Yeah.
He's got his knee on him.
Got it?
Yeah.
All right.
He's not unconscious or anything.
He's in serious pain.
He's not unconscious at this point.
Yeah.
So at this point, you can see him.
I don't know what this was all about.
He's trying to roll over.
But he says to stay on his belly from other videos I saw, and he drags him by some shackles.
I don't know why they shackled him at that point.
He's already handcuffed.
Well, I mean, I don't know what's the point of pulling him like that, but yeah.
I don't know.
I guess they were still amped up at that point.
But I don't know.
In my opinion, I don't see where he because at this point, you can't say he actually beat Ronald Green to death.
I didn't see that.
Not at this point.
Yeah.
I mean, that's what he said in the initial video.
I showed him we was beating him just to get his arms behind him, but then he went limp.
But I never see him went limp.
I see them putting his arms behind him.
I can hear him breathing, and he's in pain.
I can hear that.
But when I think of somebody going limp, they're unconscious.
Yeah.
I never saw that from that video.
Yeah, so I was thinking maybe there's some other video footage that hasn't been leaked.
Play that again one more time, Chris, when he said he was spitting up blood.
Out of control, and was still fighting, and we were still wrestling with him, trying to hold him down because he was spitting blood everywhere.
And then all of a sudden, he just went limp.
See, that's what I. If you go to that YouTube channel, you see LA State placing a lot of videos.
And a lot of videos has no sound.
They remove the sound.
Well, they actually turned off the audio.
Yeah, they turned off the audio.
But what's not adding up to me, he has a...
I'm thinking there's a huge possibility he received that sternum injury when they threw him on the ground.
But he didn't hit that ground that hard.
What kept him on top of him?
He's a big.
Obviously, he was a big, powerful dude.
Right.
It took three of them to get him arrested.
And then you got somebody else on your chest?
Right.
He's already a big dude, and then you got another dude laying on top of you?
Right, right.
That's what you're doing.
But the thing he said at the end of that video, we was choking him.
Yeah, I see.
And they beat the fuck out of him.
And then he went limp.
I never saw him go limp.
That's what it's not.
Might have been referring to when they finally got his hands behind his back, but he didn't look limp at that point.
Yeah, he didn't look limp.
So maybe that's other video footage.
Yeah.
Or maybe it was deleted.
I don't know.
Yeah, that's not adding up to me.
He's conscious.
You can hear him.
He's in pain.
And I'm thinking from, you know, from the, you know, for him, he's got several cuts and bruises on his face.
And they said he actually had a torn aorta and a broken sternum.
So, but it's not adding up because they said when they took him to the ambulance, they said he's no longer breathing.
Yeah, yeah.
When they put him in the ambulance, he wasn't breathing.
Yeah.
There's a huge gap from the videos I saw to when the ambulance got there and when that paramedic said that.
I don't see any footage.
Something's missing.
It's like it's not making sense.
They say he beat him and he went limp and now he's not breathing.
All the footage I see of him, he's breathing, he's moving.
He's not limp.
He's not unconscious.
When somebody says somebody goes limp, he's not.
How are you going to be beating this dead horse?
I'm just saying.
So you're talking about this for like a minute.
I go limp.
Yeah, that's limp.
Torn Aorta and Missing Evidence00:05:27
Yeah.
Unless he used a bad choice of words.
Yeah, I don't know.
He may have been, he may have been just recapping stuff.
I don't know.
Maybe we're taking it out of context.
But at first, they said this man lost his life because he hit a tree and he was involved in an accident.
There was no airbag deployment.
So it wasn't a severe accident.
He had a little bit of damage.
It was minor in the front of his car.
Right, right, right.
But that accident that he sustained, y'all say he was fine.
Yeah.
But they said he died at first in a car accident.
He didn't die.
He was already not breathing when they put him in the ambulance.
I'm talking about the accident when they approached him.
Right, right, right.
That's what they were first reported.
Right.
Right.
So I don't know.
I think it was excessive.
I think they escalated more than it had to be escalated.
I mean, Ronald Green did a great job of escalating everything, but not.
Yeah, if he didn't do what he did, none of this would have happened.
I get that.
Yeah.
But what I'm saying is, Ronald Green had already escalated.
Cops, your position is your job is to secure this man, get him in handcuff, take him into custody.
But the best way you can do that, it's not necessarily using force or screaming at people.
You have to de-escalate it.
Ronald Green has made the situation far too dangerous as it is.
Yeah, maybe they should have tried, get out of the vehicle, get out of the vehicle and not tase him if he's not out in two seconds.
I think that's been a great start.
Yeah.
I just want to point out, a taser is a lethal weapon.
When somebody grabs a police officer's taser, the cops have a right to defend himself, shoot and kill that person.
Yeah.
They tased that man three times.
Yeah.
I mean, I defend the blue, but I don't defend this.
These are cops.
These are bullies with guns.
Totally.
I mean, if you disagree with me, Louisiana State Troopers have already fired these two men.
You need to come back to reality.
You just don't treat people and like treat them this way just because they break the law.
I mean, it's no justification to beat them.
Yeah, it's no justification.
It's no justification to bust.
Well, I mean, when you physically trying to arrest somebody that's not complying, there's going to be some injuries.
But I would like to see them at first try to de-escalate it, then just open up his door and tasing them right off the bat.
And just because, yeah.
I mean, there's blame to go on both sides.
I mean, the first blame goes to the guy.
And if he just comes in.
Majority of blame is on Ronald Green.
You hold your own destiny in your own hands.
Never put your fate in another man's hands.
These police officers are not perfect and they never will be perfect.
Yeah, they're human beings.
You can control your own destiny by making good decisions.
Unless you run into some crazy white supremacists out there just hunt down black people.
But I have not seen any evidence of that anywhere.
I see a couple of overzealous cops that got amped up and lost their code.
What I see, yeah.
I never saw that man get you know beaten to death.
He got beat, though.
He got beat, but I took them damn cuffs and smashed up them.
They softened his ass up in them ribs.
Yeah, he punched him, what, maybe four or five times?
I think three times with those handcuffs, and he choked the hell out of them for like a minute.
And they put a lot of pressure on his chest.
And I'm thinking that's how he suffered that injury.
Yeah.
And turn your a order-that's a life-threatening injury.
Is it an emergency need surgery for that?
Yeah.
It's more common in people like 60 to 70 years old.
Or if you're getting your ass beat.
Yeah, this dude did not die of natural causes.
Yeah.
Totally.
But hey, if you if you defend this, you're putting people.
Let me do some talking.
Can I do some talking?
Man, how many times are you going to say that?
No, no.
If you are okay with this, you're putting police officers above the law.
I do not want to have cops have the right to do any and everything.
Just because you broke the law and they have the right to stop you.
They shouldn't just.
Yeah.
That man died before he even got to the ambulance.
Yeah.
He was dead when they put him on the grave.
And I'm thinking something ain't adding up.
I never seen him went limp unless there's a video out there that we haven't came across.
Well, they did turn off their body cams.
I find that very suspicious.
Body cams get turned off, spitting blood everywhere, and then he goes limp.
Where is he spitting blood everywhere?
Well, they got blood all over them from him.
Yeah.
Yeah, but I don't know.
Maybe I'm looking too far into this, but I would like to see the police officer, you know, keep the audio going because you're tampering with evidence.
Everything you do at that point, up until you arrest that man and after until the ambulance gets there, is evidence.
Yeah.
You shouldn't have never turned off your body.
The body cams are to cover you.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's what they're there for or to expose what you did.
Right.
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