Comments by "Charles Eye" (@TheCharleseye) on "When an Officer Makes the Worst Mistake of His Career" video.

@blznft9513 It's just too bad that the cops aren't the ones who will pay for the lawsuit. Instead, we, the taxpayers will get to pay for their screw up.
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@7thwardlord181 The problem wasn't the lack of explanation. It was trying to walk away while being detained. Nobody has a duty to explain anything to the police. If the man had sat there long enough, saying nothing, the police still would have found the actual perpetrators. He shouldn't have escalated but he didn't owe the police anything.
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@shootcreations713 I know you've only ever been read your rights after being arrested but I promise, you still have all your rights before that point. The only thing that man did wrong was try to walk away after being told he was detained. The fact that so many people think we live in a Police State - wherein people have no rights once an officer approaches them - is pretty disgusting. I love my Country and I expect those who serve it to honor the oath they swear to our constitution. Trampling people's rights under the banner of justice is injustice.
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@User..370 Not true. The cops who attacked the innocent family were there separately. The ones who found the kids in the bathroom showed up after, doing their own random search for the suspects. The cops in the bathroom didn't even know what was going on with the cops who like to pepper spray children. Different groups.
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 @ClarkFalwell-dk1hh Tell me you've never been to a Waffle House without saying you've never been to a Waffle House.
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@jerrymarcin5343 Like when the dad tried to "flee" to the bathroom to change his son's diaper? What a bastard, right? He should have known that he isn't allowed to change diapers while being black and nearby. I mean, some white woman decided they looked nervous and called the cops on them, so clearly, that's plenty of reason to pepper spray someone while they're eating at a restaurant.
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"You're in a public place. I can take pictures of you." I mean, there are laws against taking pictures of people in public bathrooms, so...
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