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Wish I could say I was shocked but this is what misinformation gets us. Every single person who has aided in spreading this misinformation should feel responsible for this.
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@Tawana_X did you watch the first 10 mins of the video where she was calm, cool and respectful to dehart? She asked him between 38 and 45 times to get out of the vehicle. How is that not keeping things calm? Her partner knew he had been refusing to get out and how long she had been on the call. He showed up and was forceful to let dehart know he's getting out now. The only person at fault is dehart.
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@Tawana_X yeah, real tense situation.. she talked to his mamaw and allowed him to call his wife, mamaw and whoever else. She asked him over 40 times to exit the vehicle. She already had probable cause to get him out for dui sobriety tests because of his driving. Complying and arguing against his gun charges in court would've saved everyone's life, but y'all ain't ready for that conversation.
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@Tawana_X and who is this "y'all" you're talking about? We expect you all to comply while we just live life and get away with everything. Are you for real? No, we think everyone should comply. You don't fight your case on the side of the road. If the police are wrong, you hire a lawyer and sue the freaking city!
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@lastdance2099 don't you love how they can't answer how it was "unlawful" or what laws or rights were broken? No, they'd rather call you names or call you "indoctrinated" instead of articulating their point. That's when you know they don't have anything to back up their opinion.
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I'll wait to hear all the evidence they have against her but the way she's standing in court, her demeanor, i don't know, just seems like she doesn't care. I hope that's not the case. Makes me wonder what kind of person she is to be with a man like dehart and not only have her children around him but have a baby with him.
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@Tawana_X good lord. Your ignorance gets worse every comment I see from you. You need to rewatch the video again and maybe with captions this time. Dehart is the only one saying anything about killing him. The only time the cop spoke to him was to tell him they were taking him to blount county and that he had a week to turn his self in. Later he said the cuffs will be adjusted when they switch. That's all the cop said to him. At least us "yt people" can hear and read.
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@andrehicks-yl5le watch the video of the stop. I watched her testify and that's not what she said either.
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@adelmomontero3554 was him opening up his car door to shoot the deputy who was already dying on the ground a part of the "self-defense? "
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@Tawana_X It does matter what she did, and her partner knew what she had done and that he was refusing to get out. Let's go with your line of thinking for a second. So deputy McCowan shows up on scene and politely talks to dehart. What is dehart going to tell him that will make the situation different? He can argue all he wants....he wants a drug dog on scene, but they've already told him they don't have a dog to bring, and they don't have to bring one either. Which is true. McCowan would have still told dehart to get out and that he lawfully had to get out. Do you think McCowan asking nicely would've changed things? How? Because Eggert asked nicely around 40 times. At what point do they force someone out? After 100 times of asking? After 3 hours of begging? Police are trained in deescalation but also are trained to be forceful and take control of a situation that isn't moving forward because dehart is stalling and rattling on. He stalled because if he got out and complied, they would've found the gun he shouldn't have because he is a felon.
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@dailyshenanigans4883 they've released multiple body cam and car cam footages from the day of his arrest. None of it is edited to not show some big beating he got. The mark on his face is from him being put on the ground at the transfer. It's a scuff mark from his cheek being against the pavement. Some beating.
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What part of her story didn't match the video? It was spot on.
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Why is it ridiculous? It's not home owners insurance. It's disaster relief funds. The money is usually to help with temporary lodging assistance and they can help with home repairs or replacement but for fiscal year 2024 the maximum amount you'll receive is $42k. Again, fema is not home owners insurance. Getting any help from fema is good.
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Because he wasn't beat. That's why.
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Well, Dolly is a class act. I expect no less from her.
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@hawaiibound. You do realize when they found his abandoned car there wasn't any guns in it either but we sure do know there was some since he used one to kill the officer, so you're whole theory that because the weed wasn't in there means it wasn't in there the whole time. You really think he would leave guns and drugs in the car? And honestly it's a moot point anyways cause she had probable cause to sobriety test him for dui anyways.
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Well i guess this puts all those facebook and youtube posts and arguments to rest about how he didn't have that scuff mark under his eye when he was being arrested. Edited to add: he said they knocked his glasses off and he couldn't see. That scuff mark is exactly where glasses would sit.
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And yet if you watch until the end you can see clearly from the dash cam that no one is beating on him. Forming a wall protects them while they're preoccupied with the suspect, since they are on the side of the road. We could hear him whining in the car too, does that mean he was getting beat then too? Dehart knows how to play up the "poor black man getting beat by the police" cries.
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@AspireGMD and your comment is why black Americans will continue to cry victim of police stops and fail to take any responsibility for why they were stopped or why the stop went that way. I will always demand accountability for cops who violate our rights and break laws. After watching all the videos available on this stop, I don't see what they need to be accountable for. Dehart created the problem from the beginning by riding in the wrong lane multiple times. Then failing to get out after being asked over 40 times. If you look at his record the you know when he has stuff on him that he shouldn't have, he will refuse to get out. Ask Pigeon Forge police about his armed standoff after a stop there. He had drugs on him then.
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@dailyshenanigans4883 yes, the tiny scuff mark from the pavement when his face was against it during the transfer. He also screamed and whined while in the back seat. Guess they were beating on him then too. You really think they were beating him on the side of the road or at the arrest with people videoing?
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@duvell1 who is "you people?"
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@eventev3700 these people fail to understand that.
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Did you miss the part where they said this was just the start and that more money would come as the project gets started?
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@lpe655 i live no where near water but I'm in a flood plain. I had to purchase flood insurance when we bought this house 2.5 years ago. We pay $600 a year for flood insurance. That's at least half of what my home owners insurance is. So, flood insurance isn't outrageous.
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Why does who care? The law makers? Because modifying your bumpers does away with safety. If that truck rear ends me, they won't hit my bumper which is there to absorb the impact and not my body. I was rear-ended by someone with a lowered front end and they went under my bumper. Twenty four years later I'm still dealing with back issues because of it. Had he hit my bumper I probably wouldn't have even been hurt.
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Where did the beat him up at?
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 @OhGawdHesGotAGun I believe they counted 37 to 45 times he was asked to get out of the vehicle
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Might want to study up on Tennessee's laws because you're not correct
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@FiFo911 Sure, it's legal to do that but apparently that's not what this person did. Plenty of witnesses and statements to sheriff to charge him
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@Texas Ranger 10:20
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Jesus, they've released tons of footage and y'all are still not happy with it. They've even released jail footage which is never done. Good lord
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Traffic was blocked. Nobody was in danger.
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 @hawaiibound. What rights were violated since you know your rights and the law so well. And where does all the torturing take place? I've watched every video. Can you point it out?
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@jesmichel you guys sure have a weird definition of being tortured. I guess his cuffs being too tight was torturing him as well, right? A one time 5 second tase tortured him? Come on. And yet, during said torture, he was able to grab his gun and shoot the cops. She didn't even need the weed to get him out since she had probable cause for a dui stop. I love how you gloss right over him being a felon with a gun or the fact that he has a record of police standoffs with guns involved. The fact that you think she wasn't patient with him says everything about you.
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 @kevinkev9996 what law did they break here?
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@LaTonyaAnderson-c2c and that guy clearly lied and hasn't come back to answer anyone's questions after the video was released. Dehart wasn't even in there long enough to get beat on for 30 mins straight in the holding cell next to the guy.
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No, not yet but they immediately had to blame someone so the government is it and it's because they "control the weather" and wanted to create this disaster so that rich companies could get the mining rights in some of the areas affected. 😂
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@CBo-li3rg and it explains how it was edited. To show you the different camera angles at the same time. The only audio omitted was identifying info when she ran his license. Surely, if you watch the video, you can tell nothing is edited to change the narrative.
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@grindnshineproductions I'm from the area too. They didn't set him up. Good lord. Y'all will find every reason to support this man that is now going to face the death penalty when all he had to do was go to court and fight the gun charge.
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Which cop actually shot him? The female cop? Or did both shoot him?
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@hawaiibound. lol, but not old enough to respond to me and then someone else two minutes later, right? I get it. You have no coherent argument.
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No one escorted anyone in. There's videos of officers leading some of the protesters around later after they've all broke in. Those officers testified they were trying to lead them away from areas that had people hiding and trying to diffuse the situation by remaining calm and letting them get a few looks around and leading them to the exit.
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@laurenloggins826 I wonder how she got messed up with him then? Hope he wasn't abusing her too, given his past charges. I can see how he could manipulate someone after listening to his phone calls while being pulled over.
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@TrustKnowWun so what part of this story isn't to be believed?
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@hawaiibound. She had probable cause to get him out of the vehicle based on his swerving. She had a dui stop right there. And you really think torture is the right word? It was 5 seconds of the taser. Some of which he could still grab his gun and fire it. Do you understand what torture means?
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@JoeBlow-Knoxbaddrivers the news clip covers both stories, and this person acts like in either story that they had a right to harass fema workers cause they're just "criticizing the government" while legally carrying. And I said, of course you can criticize the government while legally carrying, but that person in the second story was arrested, so he obviously did something besides just "criticize them."
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Same as becoming a soldier but you all don't complain about that
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 @Auditormadness9 The only one? Did I miss groceries and gas prices falling?
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Wait.. we let them hurt us because we're scared? Aren't y'all the ones who claim you don't comply because "you were scared"? It's literally the number one excuse that comes out of a black person's mouth after being put in handcuffs and asked why they didn't pull over or why they didn't comply. If I was so scared of the police like y'all say you are then I sure as hell wouldn't do what y'all do. I would comply and fight my charges in court. The system isn't set up to fight charges on the side of the road anyways. And what exactly did the cops do to him?
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@jamesclay9769 how were there not two? The comment said he killed a man and attempted to kill another. Which would be the deputy he injured. Therefore two people
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@Graahk-r8u no one's saying he shouldn't have a bond, we're just wondering why it is so high.
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Seems like you're confused on the difference between temporary workers and probationary workers. Probationary workers have only been with the company for a short amount of time. It depends on the company how long they deem someone a probationary employee. These people are full-time hired employees and therefore aren't temporary workers.
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It's from the security cameras in the jail. They don't record audio.
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So you believe this guy broke the law but not kenny the felon in possession of a hand gun while murdering a cop? Couldn't be their racial differences, could it?
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@CBo-li3rg yeah, it happens. The law is carried out by humans who make mistakes. Our justice system is supposed to make sure the laws are applied correctly, and even they don't always do it right, but in these two cases, the law was applied correctly in both cases.
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How in the world was this a "racially motivated stop?" The deputy couldn't even see who was driving when she pulled him over, which she had every right to since he was riding in the other lane.
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@grindnshineproductions you don't really seem to understand a lot but let me try to explain it to you again. She did radio the call. She even asked for backup. She got back into the car and called Greg. That's allowed. They are allowed to have conversations about stops or even if she had questions to ask her partner. He was already near her and that's why him came. She did ask for more backup but did you notice no one else got there until after they were shot? That means he was the closest to her. Funny, kenny didn't mention a thing about being harassed at his sons game during the 20 mins he stalled and gave every reason and story for why he was swerving and where he was coming from. He even mentioned coming from his sons game at GB Pitt, but nothing about this harassment you claim. He sure threw out the race card though. She didn't even know it was him or his race when she pulled him over. You can keep hating cops all you want but it doesn't change kenny is a murderer and it shows your character to comment stuff like "free kenny" or "self defense."
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@travisstoycon8248 so what law did she break?
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@travisstoycon8248 how was that unlawful detainment?
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@travisstoycon8248 she doesn't have to tell him every single thought she has. She told him she smelt weed and he would need to step out. She told him that gave her probable cause to search. Which by law it does. She doesn't have to bring a dog either. Now, had kenny got out when she asked the stop would've proceeded and she would've then searched his car and had him perform a field sobriety test. She, by law, already had probable cause to pull him out because of him riding in the other lane, which gives probable cause to administer a field sobriety test. He could technically refuse the field test, but he would've been arrested and taken to the jail for a breath or blood test. You agree to those tests when you get your license. Refusing equals losing your license. She doesn't have to think he smoked the weed, and she did say she didn't accuse him of smoking, just that the car smelled like it. Had she found no weed and he passed the field tests, he would've gone home, but we know he had a gun, so in reality, he would've been arrested for the gun. Which he could've fought in court if he wanted to. Everything was well within the rights of the law whether you disagree or not
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This is why people say it's a cult.
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@bobogun13 complying changes things, doesn't it? Do you know how many videos are out there where suspects have done some of the most heinous crimes and are black and while waiting and being questioned are offered food, drinks and sometimes even cigarettes/ vapes? But you guys don't mention them. It's always "but dylan got burger King." You fail to read why and how cooperative he was. Or read about all the others who have been given food while being questioned by investigators. Given the way dehart acted, he'd be lucky to be offered water.
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 @jasonsweet3807 they didn't need to smell weed to get him out of the car. She had probable cause for a dui based on his riding in the other lane.
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@TreeLBollingTreeMan Where did I mention Ukraine? Is it hard to understand that fema isn't home owners insurance? How could the government afford to replace every single home destroyed every time we have a natural disaster? Do you understand that the money sent to Ukraine comes from our defense budget which is the largest in the world. That money does not come from the same budget Congress approves for fema nor any other program that Americans use. You probably didn't bat an eye over the trillions spent during the 20 years we were at war. We are not the only country providing aid and it's actually saved us money by giving Ukraine old missiles that would've needed decommissioned not to mention the money for Ukraine that's being spent here in the US to provide jobs for people sending supplies over. The majority of aid sent to Ukraine isn't even in cash. I can't think of any programs in America that take tanks and missiles to help the average citizen here. And lastly, poll after poll shows Americans vastly approve of continuing to help Ukraine because it affects us as well.
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@safetydave720 can you make that make sense? You left the Democrat party because of lying and name calling to vote for a candidate that is the most name calling liar ever recorded in history? I mean, I can understand if your views changed as you got older and you feel more aligned with Republicans but to say you are voting trump for that reason is highly ironic.
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@Sdd867 the body cam footage of the stop was already released. Once he's inside the jail there's no need to have the body cam on. The whole building is monitored by cameras. They will record certain things if they need to but usually the security cameras are enough.
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@Sdd867 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
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@mickjagger8439 exactly. He changed so many lives by not complying
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@mickjagger8439 I agree, but the family wanted it to be released. Plus, it shows the public whether the officers did their job by the book or not
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@CBo-li3rg right....
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@CBo-li3rg sure buddy.
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@CBo-li3rg they just played the unedited videos in the preliminary hearing today, and funny enough, not once did she say what you said she did. Even asked the family member who alerted me to the shooting who's always listening to the scanner, and he didn't hear it either. I'll accept your apology for trying to troll during such a serious matter.
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@CBo-li3rg what a lame apology
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Another one who knows the law so well and their rights! Maybe try using the phone in your hand and actually look things up before sounding like an ignorant social media lawyer.
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@ShawtyNic404 how did she follow him on a dark country road at night in his mamaws car with tinted windows? Are you just completely missing the part where he drives in the other lane more than once? Nah, can't admit to that cause that might mean the police were right in pulling him over. So let's ignore that and go with racial profiling a man she can't see in his white mamaws car. Yup! That's it!
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@FrankNBeans-bn6wr well your opinion is also garbage
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@artismyheart4886 oh i love the original and i actually think Miley Cyrus did a good cover of it too. I haven't heard Beyoncé's version yet. My comment was more about how Dolly responded to it. She's never going to be mean to anyone. She's always good and neutral. Dolly for president!
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@itsmeahschannel5629 they've shown more body cams than any other case they've had, and people like you are still not happy. If you watched the whole video, at the end, they showed the dash cam from a vehicle pointing in the direction they had him on the ground. You can see 2 officers bent down on the ground with him. They were rechecking him. If they were beating him, you'd be able to see movement by these officers. If cops wanted to beat this guy, they would do it somewhere where there wasn't a ton of people watching from the road. They go somewhere where there are no people or cameras. If he ever got beat, his lawyer would be able to argue police brutality. And you will see that won't happen when his trial happens.
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@shannonjackson9441 that's why we need to hear the evidence against her because usually in cases like this they would have told her to not let him know they were there or listening so they could find out where he was. If she was told not to say anything to him and did anyways, then I understand her charges. If they never told her that then I think her lawyers have a good chance of arguing that she didn't know that would be a bad thing to say.
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@Thetequilashooter1 why do you think the US has no obligation to help Ukraine? We got them to give up their nukes, to Russia no less, and we all signed the Budapest memorandum which promised we would help them defend their sovereignty. So how do we have no obligation to help?
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@Thetequilashooter1 i feel like you're purposely trying to misread what I'm writing. I even said that we do not have an obligation "BY LAW" to help Ukraine. So, yes, obviously by what I've wrote, I understand that it's not a treaty. It still doesn't mean that Ukraine, Uk, and many Americans feel that we still have an obligation to help protect their sovereignty and territory because of us signing the memorandum. You said we weren't allies when we signed it. Are you saying we are now? We're not NATO allies with them but we've had a "diplomatic relationship" with them since 1991, which is before the 1994 signing of the memorandum. If we don't consider them a "friend" why have we up until now, given them aid without wanting in return? Sounds pretty friendly. You keep trying to clarify that the nukes were not wanted and I agreed but that still doesn't change the reasons why the Budapest memorandum was signed and what Ukraine wanted from it. I mean, there's tons of articles even from UK that seem to think we all have an obligation to help because of signing that memorandum. And just so we're clear, an obligation doesn't have to be "by law," it can be morally bound or sense of duty.
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They meant at the time of his arrest the body cams hadn't been released yet.
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Oh no, she did and now she does only fans where she is into some real crazy stuff. She's even taped her going number 2 and selling it, it being the video and the number 2 in a jar. I'm not kidding one bit.
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Police aren't able to receive money from things like that. Them finding someone is part of their job. They don't get reward money for doing their job.
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@UnicornPurple-ut8wf that's not FEMA's job. That's the states job, and fema reimburses the state.
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 @Auditormadness9 he's on record stating that he'd lower prices on day one. So that had expired as well.
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@krizzikharma6433 oh I just got to know what laws were broken and rights that were violated because you guys are always incredibly wrong and it's sad because you have a phone in your hand to look up the laws and rights. But for entertainments sake, what are those laws and rights that were violated? And self-defense? Man, people in these comments obviously don't know what self defense is or what tortured and beat means either.
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@thejokeisinyourpants since when have they stopped bringing up the odor of weed? Just yesterday, in the preliminary hearing, deputy Eggers testified about it. Could she have made up the weed smell to be able to search his car? Sure. But that still doesn't give kenny a valid reason or right to kill an officer. He could've got a lawyer and argued the validity of the search in court.
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Since when in our community or even in America, do we not honor fallen soldiers? Every single soldier that has died from this area is memorialized, and you can visit said memorial at the court house. Hopefully, you participated in the funeral parades that happen when a fallen soldier is brought back home as well. Are you at the airport to celebrate the Vietnam vets who go on honor flights? And it's laughable that you think this outcome could've been different had they "talked to him like a human." Did you miss the first 15 plus mins of the stop where Deputy Eggers asked Dehart over 40 times to exit the vehicle? She never once talked to him in any manner not fit for a human. She was extremely nice and cooperative with him. Her partner knew she had been on scene with him for that long and his refusal to exit. We, of course, now know why he wouldn't exit the car. Just like his arrest in Pigeon Forge, where he refused to get out of the car and held a gun on himself. It was an armed standoff. He had drugs on him then. Sure, there's a few things I think Deputy Mccowan could've and should've done differently to protect himself, but being forceful after 40 plus times of asking and he still refused, you're mad he got tased? Of course, you have nothing to say about Deharts part in all of this, do you?
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@phantomcreamer well, first off, it reached a high of 9% that's not bidens average. His average is 5.2%. And I don't think Biden or anyone else thinks it was 9% under trump. I guess you're trying to attribute this to him saying, "it was 9% when I came in" but clearly, that's not what he meant. They clarified he was talking about the things that lead to 9% inflation already happening when he took office, i.e. the pandemic. It wasn't like a Biden policy caused worldwide inflation. There's not one article i can find other than the CNN article you're referring to, I'm sure, that talks about Biden saying this and then saying it again in this interview. There's literally not one time Biden has said it was 9% under trump. Why is it that Trump lies and says things wrong and it's always, "that's not what he meant" "you took that out of context" but when Biden does it's inexcusable?
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I don't believe he showed up "acting like superman." He knew she had been on scene with him for at least 8 mins and had been asking him to get out of the car. He showed up and immediately told him to do what she's asking him to do. Sure, they can still use the videos to better train because every stop is unique but this was one dash cam/ body cam that I felt the cops did it pretty by the book
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@EliasVoorhees and respectfully to you, you are not correct. I think by law, they did a "pretty by the book stop." As in, they had the right to pull him over, they were correct in asking him to come out of the car, they didn't violate his rights and I believe the evidence will hold up in court. Of course, traffic stops are all unique. I already agreed to that. My brother in law is a deputy and we talked about this case. He told me what he would've done differently and I agree with him on those things. Of course it's easier to look back in hindsight. They definitely made mistakes as newer deputies. But they were more mistakes that jeopardized their own safety than mistakes with dehart and his rights/ stop. I've been on ride alongs, I know how much time they spend on traffic stops. I still don't believe he came in there "like superman." He knew she had been trying to get him out. He showed authority and displaying the attitude of, "ok you're seriously getting out of the car now that I'm here and she has backup." She had asked him between 37 and 45 times to exit the vehicle. How many times should officer McCowan have to ask? Because he asked quite a few too. The police can always learn from every stop because they're all different.
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@Jeff-zf6uy i think it's exactly misinformation. Fema had to create a "rumors fact sheet" on their website to help stop the misinformation. I know our areas are not used to having disasters where fema is needed, but they seem to have a vast misunderstanding to what fema does. Fema more so reimburses state and local agencies and signs people up for aid. People spread all over social media that these people were only going to get $750 total. That's not true. One simple search tells you that's not true. The same people complaining about the amount don't seem to know that the amount has been raised and it was $500 during Katrina. These same people don't bat an eye that fema "only gave hurricane or tornado victims $500-$700" until it happened to our area. It's like they expected fema to rescue people, build bridges, pay people multiple thousands, and bring food and supplies all within 2 days, or else there was a big conspiracy going on. People are showing up, armed or not, and trying to hurt fema workers, bully them, run them out of their area, etc. Is 100% the result of the misinformation that's been spread particularly on tik tok but facebook as well. Lastly, the topography of the areas affected has made this disaster even harder to get aid to. This isn't flat land, and with roads and bridges gone, it's caused delay responses, and people need to understand that.
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You'd think the news anchor accidently used their name the way these people are acting.
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@vegasilkit isn't it sad to think some of these people could be on the jury? I hope I never need a jury because these comments leave me no hope in my fellow citizens.
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 Wolfpolitics could've sworn the video said half a million dollar bond when I watched it yesterday. But a quarter of a million is still way too high for what he's accused of
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I can see how that is a conversation and something that needs to be discussed but not on this video.
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She didn't claim the were bullet holes. She said the car next to her pulled over, and she guessed they were hit by the bullet, but her car was hit by a ricochet.
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@linx7130 yeah, the hit and run he brought up isn't tied to this case. He already served his sentence for it. I looked up his name and there's quite a few articles about this. The assault charge is not really clear in any of the articles I read, other than the security guard that stopped him said he "eyed his pistol and that made him fear for his life." He never touched anyone and the cops let him go that day with a warning. It wasn't until a special unit got involved that they decided to charge him and ordered the high bond to "ensure he shows for court"
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This isn't "heavily edited" you just can't figure out the time stamps and which order they're in then that's on you. He got the tiny scuff mark on his eye during the transfer from knox Co. Deputies to blount county. They scuffed his face as he was put to the ground. This man wasn't beat at all. That "full version" you're referring to is from prior released footage. This is from the same day just from knox county deputies body cam and dash cams. It's additional footage from that day. The pervious one starts with him getting into the cop car at the exchange from this video. All this is, is additional footage of that day.
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@CBo-li3rg so i commented back and forth about the legality of one traffic stop for Blount County means I'm "putting on a cape?" I don't comment about them any other time. This was a big news story and to my surprise, the videos showed a by the law traffic stop. Most of these released have gray areas or out right wrongdoings in them. Watching people comment stuff as if they know the laws or heard "racist comments on the scanner" is maddening. I comment on all kinds of stories, all over the world and the amount of people who think they're completely right while connected to a device they can use to double check their sources is crazy. The only hypocrisy I see is you claiming I'm the one applying my political and moral bias to these two situations when I found them both guilty based on the laws and yet you found the black man innocent and the white man guilty based on your political and moral stance. Not to mention your racial bias. Can you point me to your comments about the children of Gaza. I would love to read them.
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@charlesbronson7618 what more do you want the federal government to do?
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They showed us multiple times from multiple cameras. Do you want him slowly escorted out the car? The guy got pulled out by his handcuffs. The way he was sitting he was coming out feet first or hands behind his back first.
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@robertdewindt862 I agree. Apparently, if you're a certain color, you can drive in the other lane because if you stop them, it's "racially motivated." So theoretically you couldn't ever stop them because it would be "racially motivated."
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@anthonythompson9471 I'm not denying that those things have never happened, but you can't claim that every black person pulled over is a racially motivated stop. I think Kenny would've mentioned something had they been messing with him beforehand. He was driving his grandma's car, so the tags didn't alert her to it being him. It's nighttime on a dark road, and it's hard to see who's in the car. She testified in the hearing that she had never met him before and didn't know him. I believe if she had a motivation to stop him, she would've lit him up the moment he swerved. But at his window, she even explained, "I saw you swerve, and I thought ok no big deal, but then you went into the other lane more than once." Had he stayed off his phone, which is against the law in Tennessee, and not drove in the other lane so carelessly, she probably wouldn't have even stopped him. I'm sorry, but she was extremely nice and calm with him and followed the current laws. With Blount County being predominantly white, do you feel the traffic stops made on white people here are racially motivated, too, or do you feel "they must've done something to get pulled over?"
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Maybe because it was her partner and she was asking his advice/ help and what she thought she had. The radio isn't for that. Cops are allowed to call each other and it was all recorded.
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Oh so you think every single employee let go so far was found to be sitting on their butt and doing nothing and getting kickbacks? Federal jobs have more protection than private sector jobs and plenty were let go that weren't even on probationary status(meaning new to the company) and were told they were fired because of poor performance reviews. But they had excellent performance reviews. One guy was fired for poor performance and received a bonus days later from his excellent performance review. The problem is Elon is going so fast he's making huge mistakes, and they've had to hire back a ton of people they fired after finding out their jobs were crucial.
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The world needs Dolly. I wish she could be our president.
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@Mopar-yd3ly what a gross rumor to spread. You obviously haven't listened to or read Dolly's own words about that.
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@GlendaCurtis-jv1qe you are not correct. They didn't violate his rights. They do not have to bring a dog and he never asked for the supervisor. That man thought he knew his rights but didn't. My brother in law is a deputy sheriff and we have talked about this case. Not only that, you can look up the laws that state they didn't violate his rights. Your brother may have been lucky to be pulled over when they had a dog available to bring to the scene and maybe the officer decided to handle it differently because he knew a dog was available or that the supervisor was requested. But, she had probable cause to pull dehart over that night. He was riding in the other lane. She had probable cause to pull him out just based on that and ask him to submit to a field sobriety test. She had probable cause to search once she smelt weed. By law, in Tennessee, that gives an officer a right to search your car. If you refuse, you can be arrested. Again, they don't have to provide a dog. The officer smelling weed is enough probable cause. Just like people think they have to provide a female officer on scene to do any search of a female. That's false. A male officer can do a pat down for safety. But it's not going to be the same as the search a man gets. A woman will be more throughly searched at the jail.
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Given that the driver didn't call until 330am, I bet they were riding at night and probably didn't see the cliff and/or didn't know the area well. Things look a lot different at night.
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@veea.4936 I hope they didn't have 3 kids in car seats in that back seat. That would be hard to get out
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Sad how many people are around and do nothing. Surprised they didn't start recording though.
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@austinbutler1291 can you point me to a reputable source that claims no classified documents were found in the bathroom or ballroom? I can't find a single source, let alone the fact that the indictment says there were classified documents there. Do you believe any of the boxes in the entire Mar a Lago had classified documents? What about him being caught on tape that he knew he was in possession of a classified document he had brought with him in boxes he brought to Bedminster golf club.
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Yeah, the chef must've been really hoarding some money🤦🏻‍♀️
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I agree. How did they not obstruct the vote?
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@user-cd9gk7lj9p what evidence? It's been a year long investigation and they have nothing. So can you share what evidence they found, since you know?
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They've literally showed you ever camera footage they have. Body cam, dash cam, security cam from jail. What more do you want? I've never seen jail footage from an arrest before released but they do this time for transparency and you still are mad? In case you didn't know, the jail footage is from the security cameras and those don't have sound. They don't record sound in buildings like that for privacy.
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Maybe get a yacht that doesn't have sails. That's a huge reason this one capsized so quickly
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@shavonecheairs650 how do you racially profile someone on a dark country road at night in his mamaws car? Did you watch the video? Did you see him driving all over the road and in the other lane? Let me guess, that was racial profiling because only black people do that, right? Oh wait, no, that sounds about as dumb as your statement. I would love to hear how this racial profiling went.
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Sure, there are some cases that should've resulted in charges but that's the way it is in every aspect of life. But not every black man killed by white cops is an automatic situation where the cop should've went to jail. But that's something you all will never agree with. Just like the people here saying dehart was just applying self defense after getting tortured. Of course that's not at all what happened but the need to be a victim is so strong that's all they'll ever see. You know what I saw when the white guy shot the other white maryville cop in 2016? I saw a murder and there's no way I'm defending that man killing a cop just because I don't like everything cops do or just defending the murderer cause he's white.
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It was a truck, so maybe it caused it to flip?
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Why can't people understand that they let the families watch the tapes first before they are released? And you're welcome to watch the full 28 minutes of tape now.
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@CBo-li3rg maybe you watched the video that aired on the news but the full video and audio is available to watch. It's 28 minutes long and the only edit to it, is to play multiple cameras side by side.
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@CBo-li3rg what's the timestamp
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@CBo-li3rg I'm not sure what you mean by CPT. I went back and looked at the full video and there's nothing omitted at 21:39. She definitely didn't say that at that timestamp. How are you even sure she said that if it was omitted?
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He was referring to the neighbors house that exploded. He was talking about damage he experienced on his home from the blast, but "nothing like poor Charlie here" because Charlie's house is gone.
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Good lord... you swallowed the misinformation and conspiracy theories whole. I'm surprised you didn't choke.
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@garyriches7562 so what's your solution? They had probable cause just based on the riding in the other lane to pull him out and conduct a field sobriety test on him. She asked him like 28 times to get out. So, according to you it didn't need to get physical. So how do you get him out?
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It's almost like complying gets a different reaction. Amazing, isn't it?
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@YourKingJDG there wasn't an "uncontrolled fall" there's more videos that have come out. The sheriff literally showed every single moment this guy was in custody through a variety of videos released, even when he was brought into the jail and every moment he was in jail. The scrape was when he was apprehended and as a criminal, who was wanted for murdering a police officer, is always told to get down on the ground so they can arrest them. His face was against the road and it scraped his face. That's all. This man was not assaulted. He played up every move and bump in the road to scream and holler so he could claim "police brutality"
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@YourKingJDG but again... they didn't trip him. Having your face against concrete while people are trying to cuff you can easily cause an abrasion on your check. You need to watch all the videos
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Why the equal signs? Is each sentence supposed to equal the next?
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 @MikeYurbasovich I don't know what democrats you've met but I don't know any that feel the way you just described them all feeling.
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@mikewilson7229 please tell me you really aren't still believing that made up rumor that's been debunked a billion times.
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@TrustKnowWun lol... love the edit. So basically, the local news station, by reporting on republican thugs who fell for the misinformation put out by their beloved and other allies and have repeatedly showed up to fight with fema purely based on the misinformation they've watched on Facebook or tik tok, makes the station a "dem activist?" Thanks for answering!
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@Thetequilashooter1 I have. We do not have to protect them by law like we would if they were a NATO country, but many believe we have an obligation to help protect their sovereignty because of the Budapest memorandum. The terms of what help would look like were left ambiguous in the memorandum, but they still agreed to it. I never said anything about whether Ukraine had "independent control" over their nukes. They didn't have operational control over them as they inherited the nukes from the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Budapest memorandum gave them "security assurances," and they very much feel that the UK and US have an obligation to help in some way.
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Where in this video are they "beating him the whole time?" Heck, just name one?
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So she drives from New York and probably been driving this vehicle for years and she suddenly got three "rock" hits right in a tight pattern at the same time a known gunman shot at least 5 people on the same exact part of the intestate she passed by🤦🏻‍♀️🤔That must've been the loudest rocks ever to sound similar to gunshots.
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@marvinlynch1305 so this is deputy McCowan's karma because other cops in America have killed citizens before? That's your argument?
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@dailyshenanigans4883 you're seriously calling me naive but you're the one who thinks the scuff mark under his eye, which was reported on WBIR channel that he received it during the transfer from being face down on the road. And yet you think that scrap mark is the proof they have edited all the videos to not show this huge beating he got. He also said while getting put in the first police car to the people filming that they were beating him up. But that black woman released her footage on Facebook, and guess what? He's not beat at all. Guess that black woman who put it out to support him must've edited out the beating, too.
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Are you serious? It was a big deal here in Blount County too. The difference between those two was that they took Officer Moats' killer into custody that same day. There wasn't body cam footage back then, and they didn't have to hunt for the killer for 5 days. Do you think the cops really care what color someone is when it comes to someone killing one of their own? The amount of transparency by the sheriff to release all the footage he has is a good thing. Officer Moats was Maryville police, so the sheriff isn't responsible for that department. Also, Moats' situation didn't become a big race issue with people saying the deputies beat the killer either.
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But what happened to all the trump supporters who spread misinformation that fema only gives people $700? This family just got $9 grand and still people in the comments saying it's not enough. It's sad that people are so misinformed about what fema even is and how they help. They don't give you every dime to replace your house and everything in it. That's what your home owners insurance is for. Getting fema money on top of your home owners insurance is a blessing. Not to mention this family is trying to set up go fund me on top of that. Fema money is to help you get by in a disaster and aid some of the cost while waiting for things to settle down and home owners insurance and hopefully flood insurance comes through.
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Wait...i thought they only got $750 😂 i also thought Biden didn't do anything to help? Wrong again i see.
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Fema reimburses the states on money they spend to clean up natural disasters. The state pays for it first, and then fema reimburses them. Fema will never be paying a worker directly.
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@faith9135 no, you just probably didn't pay attention to it since it didn't fit your victimhood. Plus, the "white guy" didn't go on a week long chase either. He was caught at the scene of the shooting. And you didn't have white people on social media defending him just cause they hate cops or want to defend the man cause he's white too. No, we don't defend criminals. Sorry you missed all the news about it though.
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@urb089 I provided the timestamp that's all. Why you needed to write a book to me is crazy. But if you want my opinion on it then yes, I understand her context and yes, I get what she said 20 seconds earlier but she then went on to say "yes I do think all women should". I get she's saying the left are judging her and why can't she. Never said she couldn't. Just provided the time stamp where she said that she does believe all women should do that. You only have to watch a few of her videos or interviews to know that's exactly how she feels but she's trying to not be a hypocrite while calling out the left while she herself does the same thing. I don't care whether someone has conservative values or liberal ones...I just can't see how any takes this girl serious.
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You can't argue that it's self defense to kill an officer who used a taser on him. After the second taser hit, the first one didn't connect, he had a chance to comply yet again or get tased once more. He was asked to get out over 30 times. And you using the tired "he feared for his life" excuse, why was he in such fear? Kenny had a lengthy rap sheet and one included a traffic stop where he pulled a gun and held it to his own head to avoid going to jail. He has made it to jail alive in every single police interaction he's had, and he's had plenty. So why was he so scared? So scared of a taser? You comply and fight your charges in court.
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@brucesmith1544 they're not expecting him to comply while actively being tased. The point is to tase them, make them see how much it hurts and after it ends, hopefully it forces the suspect to comply because they don't want to be tased again. They gave him that chance between the second and third tase. The first one didn't work because kenny was able to pull the wires before contact. What is your suggestion to handle this? She had already asked him over 30 times to get out. Deputy McCowan gets there and tells him multiple times to comply with orders. Deputy Eggers then tries to use a hands on approach to unbuckle him and force him out of the car. That fails when Kenny fights her. The next step would be to tase him. Had they pulled out their guns, you all would've had a problem with that as well. Had they waited for a bunch of other officers to arrive and they all pull him out of the car, you would've had a problem with it too. How do you get someone who's non compliant out of a car?
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Can you clarify why you said CNN said it was 1.4% not 9% but then said it was 9% under Biden because of his policies.
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And let's be real, he's not even blank himself. He's mixed.
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I'm sure you could ask for the footage per records request if you need to see that footage. I personally have seen more body cam, dash cam, back seat cam, security cam and any other cam than i ever have on any other arrest. I can see him on the ground each time and i can't see anything happening to him. I don't see a bunch of them dog piling him or kneeling on his neck. I don't see them beating him or torturing him. So, no i don't need to see footage that will show me what i can already deduce from other footage and context clues. There's plenty of police departments that have and will cover things up but I'm satisfied with this one because i believe they've been transparent and the people who say they haven't do not give even remotely good answers. They showed the jail footage because of how much the public freaked out about him having a scuff mark on his eye and supposedly redness around his neck. The redness is in all his facebook pics. Plus, that man that came out and said he was at the jail at the same time and he had to listen to them torture and beat dehart for 30mins in a holding cell right beside him. That man never thought the sheriff would release the video and prove him a liar and he won't answer anyone's questions now that it's come out. Nothing about that jail footage was suspect. What was there 25 people total and probably a good 15 work in the jail and are meant to be there. The rest came in with dehart.
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He's had six bankruptcies and had numerous failed businesses but somehow you think that means he's a great business man. He didn't even raise his kids, per his own words. He left that job to their mother's so congratulate them on their job raising them. And standing up for the truth? The most documented liar in presidential history? Sure.
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If both vehicles fled, who are the people walking away at the end of the video that police want identified?
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@Stargazer69 I don't plan to, but you can need a jury for more than just criminal proceedings. I had one when I was 16 from an uninsured driver hitting me, and we had to go to court for medical bills. I had a jury then, too. But reading these comments, I don't know if I'd trust these people to hear the case correctly.
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@Stargazer69 I would agree, but sadly, too many people think they know what those rights are and the laws in their states, but just reading these comments prove otherwise. Just like people claiming they had no right to pull him over or that dehart knew his rights, but yet he didn't. He wasn't correct on his rights or the laws for the stop and what they could and couldn't do. Just like people who claim we have freedom of speech but can't understand that it doesn't mean freedom from the consequences of that speech.
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 @ImrightYourewrong-gs4pz The same God that killed children? That same God?
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Well someone who stumbles isn't always stumbling every step. He probably didn't want to ask the cop for help because he knew he was drunk and didn't want to get in trouble. His hotel was a new one and it's been said that there was a place of business in the direction he was walking that had the same name as his hotel. So they think he was confused and didn't notice it wasn't the hotel he was following Google map directions towards. He is pictured on camera looking at his phone like he's checking directions. He was escorted out of the bar after he tried to help someone and the bouncer misunderstood the situation and kicked him out. Riley was very polite kid and didn't fight and just accepted it. His friends failed him by letting him go off by himself and not leaving the bar with him.
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A yurt is a type of portable tent. You can Google it instead of telling WBIR they're wrong before looking it up yourself.
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@KenWilliams-up9qi yes, i know they can be lived in year round but key factors in defining a yurt are that it is portable, circular, has an accordion lattice wall, a tension band, radial rafters leading up to a central compression ring and is covered in felt or fabric. Can people expand on the "traditional" definition of a yurt? Yes.
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@KenWilliams-up9qi It is not a regular "tent" but it is described as a type of tent by many. It is also described as a shelter, but so can a tent be called that or my house be called that, but my house and tent aren't the same thing.
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Not true. That money does not come from the same fund as the disaster money comes from. Congress approves the funds and fema has to show that they spent it on what they are suppose to. Fema has other funds that can be given to states to help with stuff like emergency food or shelter for migrants. That still doesn't affect the budget fema has for disasters. Also, Republicans voted against funding fema.
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Definitely a stupid prank but trespassing? Did he stay after they told him to leave? Who did he assault? And a half a million dollar bond? Did he assault the whole police force?
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Oh man... you really told them! "Go get ur boosters." What a classic! And the fact you could squeeze in "Karen"... wow!
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If the cops are looking for someone, especially someone like dehart, the police are going to have his family monitored and I guarantee you they told her not to tell him they were there so they could find out where he was. She told him anyway, which aided dehart. Now, if they never told her that, then her lawyer can probably argue the case a bit better and plead with "she didn't know she couldn't say that."
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@shavonecheairs650 man, I hope you stretched before that reach. You ok? Have you even watched all the videos? How do you hunt someone in the dark on a country road riding in mamaws car? I love how the taser is now lethal when everytime the police use their guns you all are here screaming, "Why didn't they use the taser?" Good lord.
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