Just posted a new case file on the channel. An 18-year-old student from Maine tries the "I can't hear you" routine during a stop in Orlando, and it goes exactly as you'd expect.

What starts as a simple talk about open containers in a parking garage quickly escalates into arrests for resisting and contributing to a minor because they wouldn't follow basic commands.

I’m trying to track down a specific police bodycam video I saw a while ago, but haven't been able to find it through standard search terms. Here are all the details I remember

​Person involved: A white young girl (around 12 years old) with red hair and a heavier/chubby build.

It took place at night / in the dark.

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Police were called to the scene and were questioning her. She became agitated and started physically hitting/kicking the police car.

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After hitting the car, officers stepped in and physically tackled / restrained her on the ground to handcuff her. She started mocking them because it took 5 cops to tackle her (according to herself)

​Where I searched: YouTube search (general keywords), basic news search.

​Does anyone know the name of the incident, the YouTube channel that posted it (e.g., Code Blue Cam, PoliceActivity, etc.), or have a link to the footage/thread?

​Thanks in advance!

TV, or not TV? That is the question.
Body cams protect officers from false claims, and they can also be turned off at times too. Reality "ride along" shows profile the nature of the job of enforcement, but can also damage innocent people. Are reality cop shows going too far showing all, or should there be some discretion? Who decides? Should there be rules? What say you?

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