Insane Cops Attack Emergency Victim and GET SUED! This Lawsuit Will Be HUGE!

Insane Cops Attack Emergency Victim and GET SUED! This Lawsuit Will Be HUGE!

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Original video: https://www.ktvu.com/video/1589557

Articles:
https://bit.ly/3CXneTW (link to lawsuit)
https://bit.ly/3D0lrNX

Sources:

Pennsylvania v. Mimms: https://bit.ly/430nfB4

Cady v. Dombrowski: https://bit.ly/4i7hzd3

Graham v. Connor: https://bit.ly/3EU1glf

Deorle v. Rutherford: https://bit.ly/3EGRAKR

Drummond v. City of Anaheim: https://bit.ly/3XbaOPd

Carroll v. United States: https://bit.ly/3D9Ormm

Chimel v. California: https://bit.ly/3EKPtFZ

New York v. Belton: https://bit.ly/4i0JvPC

Arizona v. Gant: https://bit.ly/4b5ngG6

California POST medical policies: https://bit.ly/3EIhttU

Hercules PD policy manual: https://bit.ly/431ST17

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29 thoughts on “Insane Cops Attack Emergency Victim and GET SUED! This Lawsuit Will Be HUGE!

  1. The Fire personnel were to blame the most in my opinion they are the medically trained ones, and they are in charge of that scene and have every right to tell the police to get the hell out of there, they were not trained very well at all, there is so much they did wrong I could write a book but the cops were very poorly trained also!

  2. I've never had a seizure, but now I'm so glad to know that I might get shot for having one and not immediately coming to my senses. Stellar police work; I hope they get promoted.

    Because this is text, I am required to say the above statement is sarcastic.

  3. @AuditTheAudit Also need to mention that shining a bright light and flashing it back and forth, directly in the eyes of someone who very likely just had a seizure, puts them at strong risk of triggering another seizure. This is why films that have any bright or flashing light sequences will have warnings, medics will avoid exposing their emerg lights to patients that have a seizure history, and medical personnel in general will (or should) avoid flashing their pen lights into the eyes of patients with such a history, when they nornally would as part of any assessment. This was extremely irresponsible on the part of the officer. I can only hope that whatever doctor this guy's lawyer uses as a consult in the lawsuit, raises this issue. I also hope that this is addressed with all the officers in that department as part of their training, and finally, I wish this had been mentioned in this video as it was great opportunity to highlight this issue, that was sadly missed…

  4. First off dude did't have seat belt on so obviously he went head first into the tree on impact , that officer should be in jail and a massive lawsuit .. That hits home with me about 4 months ago I was the first one on a accident scene a young woman ran off the road and hit a tree she went face first into the tree and unfortunatly she passed away and she was breathing when I found her but by the time fire department arrived and cut her out of the car she had passed I stayed and talked to her to let her know she wasn't alone and rubbed her shoulder . Still haunts me everyday!

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