The work of cops in society is such an important one that there shouldn't be any mistakes. But what happens when some cops act in a way that has you questioning their wisdom and sanity, making costly mistakes to bother themselves and others? Here are six of the worst idiot cops caught on camera. Put your name and your ID right now. Unholster your weapon. Lower that. You put your weapon back in your holster. What do you do with a police officer who claims not to know the difference between a gun and a camera? Well, that is what the man behind this camera has had to figure out as this cop came at him and said that his camera looked like a dangerous object. I don't like things holding like that. Okay. I don't know what that is. Can you put it down, please? It's a camera. No, we're not. No, it's PC48G. Unholster your weapon. Put your name and your ID right now. Unholster your weapon. Lower that. You put your weapon back in your holster. Lower that cliff right now. I'm going to put it right down. Don't you touch it. Have them. You confronted me. I'm off the sidewalk. Stand right over there. Do not touch it. That's interference. That's a federal act. You just did. Oh, sergeant. He unhosted his weapon and threatened me for doing First Amendment protected activity. He knew damn good and well it was a GoPro. He's taking care of that issue first. So if he's seeing something that he thinks is a threat that No, he knows goddamn good and well what it is. You just admitted it. You need to relieve him off duty. All this is going to go to IIA here immediately. that item in your hand and it we are standing right here. I even took it to the side. I don't care over a monetization of a traffic stop. He unholisted his weapon and threatened to me. Let me go home and get some goddamn guns and then holster them and point them towards you and think how hostile you're not going to be. Pointing a gun at a man holding a camera is an act of intimidation and shouldn't be acceptable. However, we don't know if this case ever made it to investigation. But if you think this cop is an idiot, these next ones make him seem like an angel in retrospect. And things went down a steeper slope in this case. You scratch me. We're gonna have some problem. Okay. Hold on, Brad. Let me get in. Okay. Okay. Okay. Now set me up. Set me up. Now set me up. You can set yourself up. You better hold his foot up or it's going to get slammed. Set me up. His foot's about to get slammed in the door. Oh, please. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh, they're going to kill me. On February 5th, 2023, shortly before 8 a.m. on a Sunday, officers were dispatched to Fort Sanders Registration Medical Center. A patient who had been discharged had supposedly refused to leave. This patient was Lisa Edwards, a 60-year-old woman who would eventually go through a harrowing and eventually fatal event at the hands of the police. Ma'am, what ma'am, what's your name? My name is Lisa Edwards. Okay, Miss Edwards, they said you have already talked to the doctor. You've listened to me. I'm talking. You've already talked to the doctor. You've already been discharged from the hospital. They want you gone. I I I I'm talking. I understand you say you got some problems going on. You're going to have to find a way to get out of here. Okay. I don't want this to turn into a situation where you have to go to jail. If you're looking for somewhere to go because you're cold, I'm sorry, but I'm not taking you to just because you're cold. Well, they said that you've been checked. The doctors have discharged you. You have no reason to be here. I almost hurt you. I shattered my ankle and I had a stroke. Well, if the medical professionals have saw you and discharged you, they won't. I got nothing to do I got nothing to do with that then, but you got to get gone. I need to get down there. You going to have to figure out a way to get going? I can't. So, you're saying that you're going to go to jail? Can you call the preacher for me? Who? The preacher. I can't No, ma'am. You have a phone right there. I don't know the number. How am I supposed to know the number to call the preacher then if you don't know the number? How did you get to to this this point right here? How did you did you push yourself out here? I called him. Did you push yourself out here though? No, we did. Okay. What's going to happen is you going to have to roll this. Edwards told the officers that she couldn't walk on her own. She mentioned that she had a stroke and a shattered ankle. This didn't stop the cops from telling her to find a way to leave the premises. And after minutes of this, they decided to arrest her for criminal trespass. Oh, no. I need you to step up. You have to pull me back. I can't. Yeah, you can. You're not going to fall. You're not going to fall. We got again. Again. Again. Oh my god. Okay, man. You're going to have to get in so we don't have to push you. Okay. Come on. There you go. One more time. One more. No, I can't. Yeah, you can. Just from hearing Edward's voice, anyone could tell that she was in serious distress. Yet, the cops were insistent on getting her into the van, paying no attention to her words and actions. Ma'am, listen. You're gonna have to get up there because we're going to have to physically put you up there if not, and that's not as nice. So, please help us help you. Oh my god. You've been medically cleared. So, let's get in. Hey, please. I can't. You're going to break me. Yes, ma'am. You're going to have to get in. My ankle. I can't breathe. You're you've been medically clear, man. This is not going to work. So, we need you to help us. M. You need to get in there. See that right there? We're having these freezing problems in there when you're out here smoking a cigarette. I don't know where the cop is. Stop. Okay. It's not working. Okay. Just stop. Okay. We're not doing this. So, we're going to put you back there. We're not doing this no more with you. So quit. You've been medical cleared, so we know better. Listen, you're getting in there one way or the other. So stop. You're you're you're pulling against us quick. Now get in. I'm going to put you in there if you don't know us, ma'am. Now stop this. Okay, just turn around. Walk back. Turn around. Oh my god. Walk. Oh my god. Now step up now. I can't. Yes, you can. Or I'm going to put you in there. Now get in there. Let me in. Don't reach my hand on my head. This officer showed no empathy for Edwards as she reached for his hands. Watching the woman in this rapidly deteriorating state. You start to wonder why she was cleared from the hospital when she was so obviously in need of medical attention. Listen to me. You I'm not I'm not doing this with you, okay? This is the Lord. Listen to me. This is the Lord's day. All I want to do is give you some coffee oatmeal. We're not going to deal with your mess this morning. We've already spent too much time on you. You're going to get up here in this rain and you're going to go to jail. We're done with you. I'm tired of this dead weight crap. Listen. Listen to me. You're going to pick your legs up and you're going to get in here. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I know. That's That's the whole problem. I mean, it's not. It's ruining. You're going to put the key up. I'm going to pass out. You're not going to pass out. Mhm. Well, you know what? We're going to get in there and pass out with this number cuz this is all a act. That's all it is. You're not going back in the hospital. I'm not afraid of taking you back. Can I purse? Your purse are going with you. They're not taking you back in the hospital. You've been kicked out of two hospitals. What do you need your purse for? None of Edward's desperate actions and pleased the police because soon after they decided to violently stuff her in the patrol car with closed windows. They did this while claiming that she was faking her inability to walk even though they had met her in a wheelchair. We know you can walk. Now stop. Oh no. Give me give me an arm. Give me an arm. Edwards asked for someone to sit her up in the car, but the cops simply slammed the door and left her to do that herself. She begged for help while she stayed in the car. In a heartbreaking but unsurprising turn of events, no one came. You scratch me. We're going to have some problem. Okay, here. Hold on. Let me get out. Okay. Okay. Okay. Now set me up. Set me up. Now set me up. You can set yourself up. You better hold his foot up or it's going to get slammed. Set me up. His foot's about to get slammed in the door. Oh, please. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh. They're going to kill [Music] me. Open it. Open it. Open it. I can't say it like I can't say it like this. Open the door. Open the door. Will you help me? I can't breathe. I can't I can't breathe. I can't breathe. up. Turn me up. Come on. Turn me up, please. Several minutes after this, Edward stopped making any sounds altogether. Still, it didn't occur to the transporting officer that she might have passed out until he stopped for a traffic violation. Hey, are you up? Yeah, they should be. I don't know. She's not responding back there now. Hey. At this point, the police had no choice but to call paramedics. Unfortunately, it was too late. Lisa Edwards died at Ford Hospital the next day due to suffering a fatal stroke in the patrol car. In the quest for justice, Edward's family filed a lawsuit against Knoxville Police Department and the state, and an investigation was launched into the incident. However, the only consequences the officers suffered were demotion and suspension on paid leave, none of which would make up for the life that was lost on their incompetent watch. Because no life is greater than the other, the next case is just as devastating as Edwards's. Even though the victim this time was a [Applause] dog, he shot her four times. You better pay for it. On February 7th, 2023, Elliot Palmer, a Laurian police officer on patrol, saw a woman trying to get some dogs under control. He decided to assist and things were going quite well when the first dog came. However, they went completely ary when a second dog charged at him and he shot it four times. The dog, who was later identified as Dixie, died from the shots. The dog owner was rightly agrieved and hysterical. Palmer, on noticing that the situation was about to escalate as he saw more people gather around, called for backup. Get back. Get back. Get me a bunch of cars out here. We got a bunch of people coming out. me. Get under the car right now. Right now. I don't close your head. Get back. You stupid. You killed my dog. Get back. Why did you do it? Get back. Okay, your dog charges. Get back. You No. How do you seen that? That dog is harmless. Okay. Get ma'am. I need you to get back. Ma'am, I need Oh my god. We were cats. I want your name. I want your badge. Everything 101. Why couldn't you let everybody get back? More people came out and the situation got even worse. [Applause] He shot her four times. You better get back. Everybody get a job. You're about to lose your job. Just pulled up. [Applause] She wasn't even going across the street. I hope you despite the pain the death of Dixie caused the owner Palmer was cleared and the shooting was said to be objectively reasonable after an internal investigation. Elliot Palmer was not charged with any crimes and was only placed on modified duty. While the next case didn't lead to the death of either man or dog, the stupidity and brutality are just as terrible. Dad, stop. Jaden, put your hands behind your back. Okay, calm down. I will. Dad, do it. Just do it, Dad. I'm going to break your nose. Do it now. Okay. He didn't do that. The man on the ground, Dayton had purchased a $5 Walmart pizza when the cops stopped him for not having a receipt. Apart from the fact that there is a no receipt option, this man did have a receipt that the cops plainly refused to check. Here's the receipt, bro. Read it. Get over here. Read my receipt. Read it. Are you reading my receipt? Get the off me. Can you have him read the receipt? He's not doing the wrong. Even though Dayton wasn't resisting or trying to get up, the second officer jumped into the fray with unnecessary force. At that point, it was clear that these cops had no idea what they were doing and were probably just bored or high on authority. Dad, stop. Dad, put your hands behind your back. Okay, calm down. Dad, do it. Just do it. Dad, I'm going to break your nose. Do it now. Okay. He didn't do that. We didn't steal nothing. I'm not resisting. Despite repeated pleas from Dayton and the other people around, the cops refused to look at the receipt, probably afraid to admit that they were wrong. So, they assaulted a man based on the false accusation that he stole a $5 pizza from Walmart. Thankfully, not all situations like this one end in violence and an increased lack of trust in law enforcement. Okay. Do you have some ID, sir? For what? Because it's standard protocol. Anytime we get a call on someone, we come out here and identify them. It's standard protocol. So, it's standard protocol to violate the Fourth Amendment. I'm not violating your Fourth Amendment, sir. I'm not Do you suspect me of a crime? This auditor was recording at a probation office when the Gulfport, Mississippi Police Department officer showed up after being called on him. They then tried to infringe on his rights, but he wasn't having any of it. This was how it all began. Can I help you, sir? I was looking for the probation office. Okay. How can I help you? Do you know where it's at? This is it. Oh, okay. Yeah. I just wanted to go in the lobby and and look at what's available for the public. I can't go in the lobby. Why not? Because I said you can't go in the lobby. Oh, you're above the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court? We have a cog right now. What do you need? What do you need in the lobby? I just want to see what's available for the public. Any kind of public information, that kind of stuff. The probation office worker completely ignored the auditor. But things didn't end here. I have to record. I I don't need it, honey. Thank you. That was very nice of you, though. Thank you. You say you don't or you? Yeah. I'll be leaving in a in a few minutes. Thank you. I don't need any help though. Why are you reporting us, sir? Can I help you? No, I don't need any help. Thank you. You can go back to work. The probation office tried to get the auditor to leave, but he wouldn't. They eventually called the cops on him, and it was during this interaction that he displayed his wealth of knowledge about rights. What can I help you with, sir? Lieutenant. Yes. Bradley Walker. Yes. 611. We got a phone call about you. you uh videotaping the employees here. Sweet. Jefferson. I can't see your badge number. That's actually my employee number. Badge number is 178. Oh, thank you. Yeah, gentlemen. Yeah, it's not illegal. They're good. Thank you. Okay. Do you have some ID, sir? For what? Because it's standard protocol. Anytime we get a call on someone, we come out here and identify them. It's standard protocol. So, it's standard protocol to violate the Fourth Amendment. I'm not violating your Fourth Amendment, sir. I'm not Do you suspect me of a crime? We got a a reasonable suspicion because you were called upon you. So a call gives you a reasonable suspicion now. Yes. What what case is that? Sir, do you have identification on you? No, I don't. I don't carry identification on me because I don't break the law and the law is only required if you suspect me of committing, have committed or about to commit a crime. Getting a call is not reasonable suspicion. Brown, Texas. The lieutenant insinuated that providing identification based on a call was a standard course of action when it in fact wasn't. One can only imagine how taken aback he was to discover that this citizen was aware of the fact. It's all public property. It's why it says Harrison County right there on the front. Got you. Any particular reason why you want to videotape it? Uh because it's all right. because uh I'm a citizen journalist and I go around looking to make sure that the government is doing what they should be, not having their hands in the till, that kind of stuff. So yeah, it's perfectly legal. I do it all over the country. Bransburg vh supreme court says I'm allowed anywhere that the public's allowed to be. No restricted access signs, no no trespassing signs. Harrison County, it's obviously public property. He's like going about videotaping public property. Well, I don't like it, but it's my civic duty. It's all of our civic's duty to watch the government to make sure they're doing the right thing. I can dig it. All right. All right. So, we're good then. Am I being detained? No. Okay. Have a good day, gentlemen. These cops looked properly humbled as this auditor educated them on civic duty. But that's not all. Watch their entire demeanor change to friendly neighborhood cops when he told them about his platform. What YouTube channel can Huh? What YouTube channel can I watch it on? Uh, Rogue Nation Audits. Rogue Nation Audits. Yeah. I also have a a bit a business card if you guys don't mind. I I got a business card here. But I won't. Look, sir. We're not here trying to It doesn't have my real name on there. That's my media credential. We're not trying to infringe on anyone's excellent rights. But when we get a call, Well, I know you guys public servants, we have to come out. And I don't I don't disagree with you at all. You got to you got to come out. You got to hear what I'm saying. And then that dispels any suspicion. But again, anytime we do get a call, it does that gives us reasonable suspicion to stop and talk to you because we got a call on. This case ended amicably with the police even explaining themselves to an average citizen. But this isn't always the case, as the next situation shows us. Sometimes the citizen has to leave in an ambulance after a cop stops them for no reason. All right, sir. Call 911. Call I need a medical attention right now. Unlock me. Call, call 911. Call 911. We're We're releasing you right now, sir. Call 911 now. Call 911. I need This is special agent Hatton, an FBI agent who had called this cop here on a corruption case. The only thing is that the cop wasn't aware of this fact. And so, the following interaction ensued. Okay, that's awesome. Okay, that'll work. Did you run your body cam? I I am now because I don't know how legit you are at the moment. That's okay. special agent hat the FBI. Okay. You got that on body cam? I do, but I don't understand what the problem is. Would you meet me at the office? I'll talk to the US attorney's office about it. You can cut off the recording device now. Okay. Well, I will when I leave the area, sir. Hey TJ, this guy is uh telling me to turn my body camera off and telling me he's going to contact other people to get involved with this. Let me get his tag number real quick. He says he does not give out business cards. Yeah, I don't I don't believe this. No, there's something fishy with this right here. He's got a radio and he's got credentials. Uh 33. Go ahead. Yeah. He told me to turn my body camera off because he he didn't want that running. And uh so now he's No, he's still here. He's looking at me. Franklin, does that come back to any government agency? This is easy to come by. It just advises Advanced Wiring Company. Do you work for a wiring company? It's a covert vehicle, sir. Okay. The cop decided to run the FBI agents tag because he didn't believe his story. When the tag traced back to a wiring company, his hackles raised even further. The FBI agent explained that it was a covert vehicle. This was reasonable, but the cop still wasn't having it. I do feel like I'm being detained. Am I being detained? Am I being detained? You're the one who called me here, sir. How did you get my phone number? I can't give you that information. He's saying he can't tell me how he got my information. [Applause] Hey, you are detained at this time, sir. I'm not cuffing you, but you're being very uncooperative with me. You asked me to come up here. You called my personal cell phone number. You You can't tell me how you got it. Your vehicle is coming back to a wiring company, not the FBI. Covert vehicle. Okay. You would you like to see some registration? You get mad at me because I turned my body camera on. Would you like to see some registration? And you know a lot of stuff about me. Would you like to see the registration, sir? I I don't really want anything from you at this point. My supervisor's on the way. Excellent. Do you have identification? I surely do. I showed it to him. Would you like to see it, sir? That's f You don't have to keep your hands up. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. Shine out here. I don't want to be shot either. The cop insisted that Agent Hatton was uncooperative and proceeded to detain him with handcuffs this time. However, after spending some time in the police car, Agent Hatton began to complain about shortness of breath and loss of vision and demanded immediate medical attention. All right, sir. Call 911. Call I need a medical attention right now. Unlock me. Call 911. Call 911. We're releasing you right now, sir. Call 911 now. Call 911. I need When police arrived, one could see the cop realize how much trouble he was in as he struggled to explain what had happened. So, he called me on my phone to meet with me about a matter. Uh, magically got your number and he was questioning me on a ticket that I wrote. said he worked for another agency, which turns out to be legit, but at the time, we didn't know. So, I called my supervisor here. It turned out that the FBI agent was investigating corruption, and the turn of events wasn't helping matters. The cop was able to get himself out of the situation by explaining that he hadn't believed that the agent was telling the truth. 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