Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "Code Blue Cam" channel.

  1. These days, more info needed. Sexual assault has been so abused as a false accusation at this point.
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  2. Accountability for WHAT, if she can't remember it, it didn't happen, no matter what objective reality says.
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  3. "Why you being so aggressive with me?!" Because you're known to be armed and are accused of multiple, violent felonies?
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  4. Here's the problem I see, and granted I've never been a police officer: when he went hands on, tried to cuff him, and he pulled away/was allowed to pull away, you already lost him. It's why he ran. Once you use physical force but don't follow through, they now KNOW you won't commit fully to controlling them. Then he runs, probably thinking he won't be chased since you already backed down the first time to restrain him. That's what I see, once you let them get away with it once, they'll keep doing it.
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  5. And living with the grandma, so no telling where HER mother is, and a father....notice there are zero in the conversation at any time or by any of the generations on display.
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  6. Probably, but despite that we NEED police, we can't get rid of them like that. Oh, you meant these guys we spent 100K to arrest over hundreds of dollars.
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  7. Step 4: Catch 28 felony charges but bail out on $500 cash.
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  8. The way he keeps answering questions by repeating the question back is hyper-annoying lol. "Have you been drinking today, sir?" "Drinking today...you mean me? No."
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  9. "Why you being so aggressive with me?!" Because you're known to be armed and are accused of multiple, violent felonies?
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  10. seems like the guy's ego was a little hurt and needed someone to show his dominance real quick, nothing wrong with using free speech, but free doesn't mean without COST...
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  11. We don't have to guess, he's IN the video, his name is Matthew, and he deserves better.
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  12. No, you know he makes serious money because he can afford gasoline at Biden-era prices to sit there and idle sleep lulz.
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  13. I mean, he's not wrong apparently.
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  14. 1:06 OH, that's his REFLECTION...for a second that looked really creepy, like some dude in the back seat was just sitting there taking the flashlight beam in the face and peering back lol.
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  15.  @annehaight9963  that in itself is kind of tragic, that it's probably routine for those paramedics. "Oh, look, that bike sped off, sigh, better follow along, they'll no doubt crash horrifically. Just another Wednesday..."
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  16. Because if the PD steals from them , the PD IS THEM. Hypocrisy, not even once.
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  17. When you have to start the interaction with "I'm in charge!" you are not, in fact, in charge unfortunately.
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  18. Kick the police once, shame on me. Kick the police twice, shame on you... #WhiteGirlPrivilege
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  19. Your honor, be as it may that my client has a passport, millions of dollars in cash, and a car waiting to take him to the airport to his private jet immediately after this hearing, there is no evidence my client is a flight risk, therefore... Wisconsin Judge: Say no more, for the 10 felony counts we set bond at -$1000, your client can pickup their check upon release, thanks for choosing our court system... It has blown my mind watching a lot of these CBC videos where they high speed chase while drunk, hit the police, run, fight, all that, and at the end it's like 20 felony charged, released on own recognizance or $100 bond, wtf? Here in Missouri, just being minor in possession like they are is a night in jail, $500 bond.
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  20. Meanwhile, Anna is not exaggerating by calling the police piglets and that she never talks to cops. As a well-adjusted non-exaggerator does.
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  21. Careless and imprudent causing injury is a felony in most places, making this a felony arrest encounter.
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  22. If the cops steal from you, how can they arrest you for stealing? It's a fundamental problem in the US today. What do you do when your attacker IS an officer? When they're using the power for wrong?
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  23. It's in the Constitution, if the arresting officer has more than 50 tattoos, all charges have to be dropped lol.
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  24. Speech is free, but that doesn't mean it is without COST.
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  25. Looked at the title and had the rare moment of do...DO I want to see what they describes? Not really, but here I am.
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  26.  @ThoughtCabin  Yes, she's THAT lucky to have ANYONE and look how she treats him.
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  27. It would be a great edit, 'You know women, they over-exaggerate!" with her "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" ringing out in the background, and he says "SEE, like that!"
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  28. It makes TOTAL sense men like him have women, while tons of way better men get nothing because women just LOVE crazy emo losers like Matthew. I'd be most of those officers are single just from seeing how people act, such as Anna. It's not that all women act like her, the problem is all women COULD, that's a huge risk. Matthew deserves far better as a grown man himself by the standard of society.
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  29.  @kendra8888  The point is men like Matt end up with hotties like anna, and the better guys get no one because women like Kendra choose the tatted felon babydaddies. He'll be one before long, a woman will make that happen, probably anna, she'll manipulate getting knocked up, it'll cause some fight that gets him convicted and sent to prison, and the cycle continues in a new season. Predictable but sad.
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  30. I police helicopter on average is $3000/hour to fly, so they spent what, 100K in costs and payroll for his army of officers, to recover a fraction of that? It's the same in my state, $40k/year/offender, so if a person burglarized you house and stole a $701 laptop, three years, we'll spend $100 grand in tax money for your mid-range used laptop. Oh well, justice is expensive, why would we want new schools or streets?
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  31. As a public employee, I know that the worst thing about this is that even though the officer was hit by this guy who is blitzed into a different universe, HE will be the one to face equal or greater scrutiny. Mandatory leave pending investigation (probably), compelled statement, absolutely drug/substance tested. I'm driving a city vehicle, doing everything 100% right, and some day-drinker t-bones me out of the blue, I'LL be the one defending myself to the City Admin and municipal insurer, and depending on their mood that day, I could be the one fired, for doing nothing lol, for something someone else did.
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  32. 21:30 it's like taking off on a sportbike, then downshifting and hitting the throttle, the multi-volume scream lol
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  33. $3000/hr for that helicopter, plus the fortune for one the ground labor...the taxpayers are getting the fraud in this one. The arrested these kids when we could have built a school or a street lol.
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  34. Eh, either way you get paid the same. It's just a job. It's not like you're losing out on a commission or fine profit sharing. As a taxpayer it's frustrating to see $100k in flying costs, labor, fuel, incarceration, all for like $5k in fraud. in my state we'll spend $90k imprisoning a burglar for 3 years for an item over $699. For your flatscreen some community now loses out on a street or a school building, the costs are insane.
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  35. The real issue is they used all those resources for a financial crime, yet murders go uninvestigated. No helicopters and dozens of cops for THAT. Nope, we need to recover hundreds of dollars...by spending thousands an hour.
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  36. I'm ready for the Trilogy. I have a feeling Brit will be the new, female Noah we all know and love.
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  37. Next can the police arrest the county for stealing from me without working, via taxation? OH WAIT, that goes in their pocket, so NO. It's not robbery when THEY do it.
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  38. How does an officer injure himself taking down this kid? Odd.
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  39. Just because you have a badge doesn't make you immune to laws and the ADA. HE KNEW BETTER than to park there, he's law enforcement, not someone ignorant, zero excuse. Be more situationally aware, sirs.
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  40. Right? I hear it all the time, usually from fellow men, "Yeah she treated me like shit and did this and that and cheated and belittled me and on and on and on and after just 23 years I had to get out..." Dude. Some chick acted like Anna to me for 23 seconds I'm out, I don't care about the rest, it could be the most perfect vag ever, nope, not worth it, I'd take my hand over crazy.
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  41. Especially seeing the massive overrepresentation of police involvement in domestic violence incidents. They know from being so close to it.
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  42. Matthew needs to stop drinking, dating insane women that are trying to kill him, and probably get therapy while stopping whatever medication he's on that makes him act like that.
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  43. I think that could actually hurt the situation in some cases. We're conditioned by movies and tv that altercations and chases are smooth, stable, well framed, easy to follow, and nicely edited. Real life is shaky, blurry, out of frame, jittery, and difficult to see, and I think that needs to be preserved as part of the experience of the situation. It gives context. Maybe smaller, multiple cameras, one stabilized and smooth, one raw showing what's actually happening in an unaltered way. Maybe patrol officers someday will have 'follow' camera drones, giving an over the shoulder view like a video game.
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  44. Imagine the stress of following all that like the police did, and getting nothing for it like that? Working at that walmart watching people steal has a better pay/effort ratio.
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  45. I mean statistically they probably DON'T, more than a majority of men under 45 are single and not dating by choice, mainly because there are hundreds of millions of Anna's out there.
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  46. I've been watching a lot of videos on this channel since Donut shouted it out in one of his videos, and I have to say that Lacrosse, Wisconsin seems like a wild and crazy place lol. Seems like all these crazy videos are from that one place. And I say that living in St Louis for a decade.
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  47. No cite for the officer obstructing the sidewalk? It's actually a higher level charge than parking handicapped illegally, AND AS LEO, he KNOWS better.
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  48. It an interesting situation and how they handled it. I was involved in a traffic accident with a local police officer, the dept chief in fact, when I was in college. Turned out to be his fault, but that entire dept did NONE of the investigation. They arrived on scene, told everyone to stay put, and called in State Police to run the entire investigation. I never spoke to any of the local PD other than them to tell me to wait for State, they could not investigate an incident involving their own officer. Guy was in an unmarked going about double the speed limit and we hit each other changing lanes, me going into the turn lane, him trying to beat the intersection yellow. I was on my way to work, and it was a crazy story to tell as to why I was late lol. It's a sinking feeling to go "Holy shit what just happened, that guy's crazy!", and look up and see "City of [Redacted] Police" license plates on the other vehicle. I will also say in my case, the officer NEVER got out of the car or checked on me AT ALL. I never even spoke to him or was within 10 feet of him. I'm guessing he radioed in, we were like 1/4 mile from the dept, but I didn't get out because I didn't want him to think I was any sort of threat, and he didn't get out until officers arrived.
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  49. In Wisconsin I thought NOT underage drinking was a crime lol.
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  50. All that aggression over financial fraud, yet murderers just walk away...
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