On October 9, 2022 around 2:30 a.m. Dalvin Gadson, a homeless veteran, living in his car temporarily, was stoped by officers with the Colorado Springs Police Department, Sand Creek Division, for not having a license plate on his vehicle. Dalvin was a former helicopter mechanic in the Army National Guard. He apparently had no prior criminal history.
He had been homeless for about 3 to 4 months, living in his car and delivering Door Dash to save enough money for an apartment. While sleeping in his car, a stranger named Carlos knocked on his car window, woke him up, and asked him to drive him to his job. He offered to pay him $20.00 for the ride. He needed the money, so he agreed. Then he was pulled over by the police. Remember as you watch this: the reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct forming the basis for the stop was a license plate violation.
This is how the traffic stop ended:
This is apparently the happy officer who beat him, showing off his injuries for the purpose of trumping up bogus criminal charges:
Here’s the raw footage:
Facebook version: https://fb.watch/hr4f5205A7/
Here’s his GoFundMe:
F*****n c**ksucker cop. Bunch of vets oughta’ get together, find him alone and return the favor. This is getting ridiculous, need to form a vigilante and just start wailin’ the hell out of these rogue, corrupt MFers.
You risk your life for your country and this what you get in return?
Wouldn’t be the first time. Black soldiers returning from WWII were treated as badly or worse.