Follow me Recientemente, un video “viral” ha estado circulando después de haber sido publicado originalmente en TikTok. Este video muestra el arresto de un hombre llamado Antoine Webington por oficiales del Departamento de Policía de Anne Arundel en Maryland. En las imágenes del teléfono celular grabadas (y luego publicadas) por
Follow me Recently, a “viral” video has been making the rounds after having been posted on TikTok originally. This video shows the arrest of a man named Antoine Webington by officers from the Anne Arundel Police Department in Maryland. In the cellphone footage recorded (and later posted) by his girlfriend,
Follow me A live-streamed video that was making its way around Facebook on August 12th (2017) shows a man being violently arrested in Euclid, OH. (Note: many of the people sharing the video had for some reason misidentified the location as Edina, MN.) As of right now, there aren’t a
Follow me Lt. Brian Filipiak of the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office became a bit of a YouTube star after a video surfaced of him being stopped for driving drunk in November and insisting that the Montmorency County deputies “just let him go.” Instead of being hauled out of the car
Follow me Last month, I posted on the CopBlock Network about Lt. Brian Filipiak, the cop from Michigan’s Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office whose super power was engaging in drunken incidents without suffering any sort of ramifications, legally or professionally. (Videos embedded below.) As I detailed in that post, Filipiak had
Follow me By now, everyone on the internets has obviously seen the infamous viral video of Lt. Brian Filipiak from the Washtenaw County (MI) Sheriff’s Office being stopped for driving drunk. (If you somehow haven’t, the shortened video that was initially released is embedded below, along with the full, unedited
Follow me A video posted to Twitter and since shared widely on Facebook and other social media as well shows a young man identified on the video as a student at Fullerton Community College, in California, being violently arrested by “Safety Officers” working for the school. (In a statement, quoted
Follow me The following post consists of eyewitness video that was recorded by two sets of bystanders during an incident earlier this year. On that video, four Kentucky State Police Officers can be seen brutally beating Lewis Lyttle, a 65 year old man. It’s also quite apparent on that video
