Former Cop Reacts: 12-Year-Old Secretly Calls Police on Abusive Father, Doesn’t End Well
Original video from @PoliceReleaseTV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YCmk7zNDEk
A 12-year-old makes a desperate 911 call, accusing their father of serious abuse. When officers arrive on the scene, the father immediately locks them out, demanding a warrant and refusing them access to the potential child victims inside. This bodycam footage captures every moment of the tense standoff as police work to gain entry, investigate the horrific claims, and ensure the safety of the children involved.
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They slammed him, but the deserved it…and worse
Say that the women opening the door and leading police inside didn't fall under legal entrance in their jurisdiction, would they still have the exigent circumstances mentioned earlier (the 12 y/o calling but officers unable to make contact with her) still apply to allow officer to enter the home, despite the owner's protests? Also what about the threats he was making towards LEOs, wouldn't that be a felony?
Omg the woman's voice on the verge of tears… I just want to give her a tight hug. She did the best she could in this situation and I sincerely hope that she gets that protective order. She and the kids deserve so much better!!
Also, the way that he folded as soon as the officer entered and didn't bow to his "authority". He feels powerful in his own house, but probably feels insecure about himself around other men. So he felt safe until the officer came in with the "masculine" energy of weapons, commands, loud booming voice, etc. Suddenly, he wasn't the "alpha" of the house. I figured he would have doubled down and matched the energy, but folding made it easier on the officers, woman, and kids in the end. I'm glad he's a coward, but he needs a ton of therapy to learn how to turn that fear and frustration into personal growth instead of abuse.
He should call for back up. That Dude looks scary.
Adults who take their bad moods and bad habits out on others need to be held accountable. I pray he was! 🙏
I like that… I’m holding my thumb. Lol
The cops didn't slam him into the metal separation plate inside the squad car. As they were nudging him in he purposely put his upper body weigjht forward so he would hit his head and claim excessive force. His claim will be unfounded due to his resistance of getting into the vehicle in the first place. This type of man-child is controlling, manipulative and holds himself to absolutely no accountability. Every bad decision he makes that slaps him with negative consequences seems to always be somebody else's fault. I pray that his wife went down to file an emergency restraining order on him. Not only for her own safety but for the safety of her kids as well.
As for you Squink….. You're Fucking Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
👏literally crying for her. I pray she’s safe and left. It takes so long and much to finally get brave enough to get to the point of “telling on them”. It’s so easy to judge women in these situations but you never know until you’re in it. These situations are just terrible and terrifying. F him and the rest of people like them.
Unfortunately when the bully tripped and accidentally bumped his head, I doubt it knocked any sense into him. I hope she found the strength to move forward. The first step was admitting there's a problem. Thanks again for the video and your interpretation, much appreciated 😊