>> I'm telling you >> Why are you over here, sir?
>> Well, cuz I got called here for you >> For what? What did I do?
>> You have any ID on you? >> This is Officer William Moore.
>> No, I don't have to give you ID. >> No you do have to.
>> For what, sir? What did I do sir? >> You do.
>> A police officer in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania >> Please bring your superior here,
sir. >> I am your superior.
>> No, you're- >> I am your superior officer,
my badge number is four. You understand that? >> Yes sir.
>> Okay, so you have ID? >> Who appears to be intoxicated on the job.
>> I don't have to give you ID, sir. >> No, you do-
>> Why are you here? >> You do have to show your ID.
>> Why are you here? No, I don't. >> Yes, I do.
I had a call on you. >> What
crime did I commit? >> You know what?
>> What crime did i commit? >> Get up and go outside, get up and go outside,
get up and go outside. >>
Moore maintains he has the right guy. Maybe someone who fits the description per se?
>> Racial profiling, man. >> Yeah, it's racial profiling. 5104 County,
3243127 to run that, please. >> So instead of owning the mistake.
>> Because this guy's saying that I'm racial profiling him.
>> Definitely. >> Yeah, cuz I just don't like black people.
>> Definitely. >> Yeah I don't like black people.
>> It's like that out here man. >> Yeah it's like that out here.
>> Yes, sir. >> Get out of the car now.
Get out of the car now! Get out of the car. >> Sir, just get out of the car. Work with
us and we'll talk to you.
Get out the car. >> You received a order, obey it!
>> Police brutality in this country has no limits. >> I'm honesty afraid to get out, can I-
>> Yeah, do you should be. Get out, get out. >> What's going on?
>> Get out of the car. >> Get out now.
>> I have not commited any crime. >> It does not have any boundaries.
It does not care who you are,
or if you're completely innocent. >> You're being stubborn,
you're not cooperating. At this point right now, you're being detained, you're being detained.
>> For a traffic violation, I do not have to get out the vehicle.
You haven't even told me why I'm being stopped >> About two to three minutes in Officer Crocker
tried to open the driver's door. In his report he wrote quote, when I attempted to unlock and
open the driver's door, the driver assaulted myself by striking my hand away
and pulled away from Officer Gutierrez's grip.
But in his own body camera footage,,
Nazario is not seen striking anyone. >> And clearly, as we've seen time and
time again, officers try to paint a different picture than reality.
>> Crocker's report also says that at this point Gutierrez, quote,
gave several more commands to comply with orders or he would be sprayed with his OC spray.
But no such warnings could be heard, Gutierrez just sprayed Nazario,
still without either officer having told Nazario
what exactly he was pulled over. >> Whoa, hold on, what's going-
>> Get out the car, >> You can be sacrificing your
life to secure the freedoms of this country and still be brutalized by law enforcement.
>> I was pulling over to a well lit area for my safety
and yours. I have respect for law enforcement. >> The climate we're in with the media spewing
with the race relations between minorities and law enforcement, I get it, okay? So like I told you,
as far as you not stopping cuz you weren't comfortable and you wanted a well lit spot.
Lieutenant, that happens all the time. I'll say 80% of the time, not always, 80% of the time,
it's a minority. >> Here's where
Officer Gutierrez starts digging a hole. >> Gutierrez eventually told Nazario that
he had a conversation with the chief of police and was giving him the option to let this all go.
>> There's no need for this on your record. However, it's entirely up to you, if you want to
fight and argue, and I don't mean that disrespectfully,
okay? You have that right as a citizen. If that's what you want, we'll charge you.
>> And this is a situation where officers know they're caught and trying to play clean up.
Second Lieutenant Caon Nazario did not budge. The 27 year old filed a lawsuit accusing the
officers of illegally searching his car, using excessive force, and violating his
rights under the First Amendment. The lawsuit seeks $1 million in damages.
When Colin Kaepernick said I've seen videos, I've seen circumstances where men and women that
have been in the military have come back and been treated unjustly by the country they fought for.
I just gotta ask, did Republicans mute this part? Did they miss it?
Or did they just never really care to listen? As Resist Programming noted,
Colin Kaepernick said he was kneeling for military members,
like Lieutenant Caron Nazario, but the NFL owners banned him anyway for being disrespectful.
>> I'm gonna continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed.
To me, this is something that has to change. >> It does have to change
threatening a lieutenant's military career by charging him with multiple
crimes if he complained about their conduct, according to the complaint, is troublesome.
>> People are dying in vain because this country isn't holding their end of the bargain up,
far as giving freedom and justice and liberty to everybody.
>> Officer Gutierrez, seen here fantasizing about arresting the innocent,
says to Nazario, what's going on, you're fixing to ride the lightning, son.
This is a colloquial expression for an execution,
originating from glib reference to execution by the electric chair, the lawsuit states. According
to the suit, Gutierrez responded with knee strikes to Lieutenant Nazario's legs to force an already
compliant and blinded Lieutenant Nazario down on his face ostensibly to handcuff him.
Notwithstanding the fact that Nazario was on the ground and in tears, Gutierrez and Crocker
continued to strike Lieutenant Nazario. Short of people getting murdered, it's the most egregious
conduct I've seen on film by police, Jonathan Arthur, Nazario's attorney said to The Post.
He would add it just blows my mind that two officers thought they could get away with it.
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