Viral Videos

The South Carolina killer cop who vaulted official police lies and murder into the national spotlight, has been given pre-trial bond, after being arrested and held since last April, for the video which went viral and you can see below.
It’s been almost a year to the day since North Charleston officer Michael Slager killed Walter Scott, and it was revealed in a video given by witness Fiedlin Santana to the New York Times.

A Maryland judge lost his cool in court; now the judge has lost his job and his innocence.
Charles County Judge Robert Nalley thought it was a good idea to use a stun device on a man for talking.
As a result, Judge Nalley was fired and criminally charged.
Newly released video shows the July 2014 incident where defendant Delvon King was in Charles County Circuit Court on gun charges.

The Facebook page of an Arizona police union blew up over the weekend with more comments than they have likes on their page for defending the indefensible.
Murder.
Mesa Police Association wrote a long defense of Mitchell Brailsford who is seeking a plea deal after being charged with second degree murder for killing Daniel Shaver, an innocent pest-control worker who used a pellet gun to shoot birds in Walmart stores.

A California social worker killed his neighbor’s dog in an incident caught on video, which is going viral on Facebook.
Southern California resident Alexis Lemmon posted the video late this past Saturday night – which you can see below – and it’s already been viewed over 100,000 times.
Lemmon’s ominous caption about the man who murdered her father’s dog with a rifle says it all:

Albuquerque police released body cam video of an officer shooting another officer during an undercover drug sting operation last year that led to a $6.5 million settlement this week.
The video is graphic and shows an incompetent and trigger-happy Lieutenant Greg Brachle pulling up in his car, stepping out and yelling at an occupant of another car to place his hands in the air, who turned out to be a cop he had worked with before.

“Because of Obama’s policies” read the other side, inspiring his fellow north Florida man to beat the everlasting hell out of him, and try to steal the sign.
Old fashioned “Sharpie clickbait” drove another Florida man named “Larry” into a sign stealing, protester beating rage.
So, Charles Brownett was attacked for exercising his 1st Amendment free speech rights.
But he plans to return very soon.
And all of the action was caught on a cell phone video that’s going viral.
Because “Larry” clearly needed that sign, more than words can say.

A Florida deputy is facing charges after his abuse of a handcuffed suspect was caught on camera inside of a patrol car.
Michael O’Connor is the Seminole County sheriff’s deputy and ex-Navy serviceman charged with misdemeanor battery.
Supervisors learned about video of him beating the handcuffed suspect, eventually bringing charges.
O’Connor was suspended and resigned before the internal investigation was completed.

Four NYPD officers have been removed from their post, after arresting a mailman who was delivering a parcel after the postal worker Glenn Grays, criticized their bad driving.
Now the whole world knows.
And NYPD has yet name the four officers.

“Brand New, I will take $800 for it.”
Fateful words that led Bald Knob Police Chief Erek Balantine to cut felony plea deal with prosecutors.
The Arkansas police chief burned his own personal vehicle, writing “2 Amendment” in spray paint to try and deflect attention from stealing a shiny new shotgun donated to the police department for auction.
The sentencing hearing is pending.
Former Bald Knob Police Chief Erek Balantine resigned in “fear for his family’s safety,” his last day was October 5th, 2015.

A 15-year old girl at a Trump rally was pepper sprayed in the face, after tossing a jab at someone off-camera, while surrounded by a horde of Wisconsin supporters of the Republican candidate for President.
As you can see in the video below, numerous other people recorded the incident at a political rally in Janesville, Wisconsin.
Now, local authorities are seeking to identify the person wielding the pepper spray.
He wasn’t the guy punched.