You sent me this viral Facebook Post about what cops did to this elderly veteran, so I showed up

Many of my viewers from around the country sent me this viral Facebook post by the wife of an elderly, disabled military veteran (with severe type 2 diabetes) about three police officers abusing him in front of their home in St. Mary’s West Virginia. After she reached out to me, yesterday I drove 3 and a half hours up to the location of the incident to investigate the scene myself. Frankly, I’m shocked by what’s happening up there, and they can’t be allowed to get away with it.

Here’s the original viral Facebook Post:

Here’s the criminal complaint with the full report:

UPDATE 3/20/25:

The REAL Saul Goodman BUSTED in Albuquerque

A massive ring of corruption was just exposed in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A massive group of crooked cops in three different agencies, taking a massive amount of bribes, all centering around one criminal defense attorney, Thomas Clear, III, who has apparently been the real-life Saul Goodman for the last 30 years. The feds are prosecuting many of the individuals involved and a class action lawsuit has been filed. In this video I interview the lawyers handling the class action.

For any additional victims or witnesses, here is the contact info for the attorneys:

Here’s the complaint from the class action lawsuit:

Dementia Patient Arrested in Walmart as his Wife Shops | NEW Jail Video Exposes Lies

66 year-old John Hardwick is a dementia patient who loves to shop with his wife at the Walmart in Danville, Kentucky. As they were shopping, he became separated from his wife. He ended up getting violently arrested by officers with the Danville Police Department. They ended up at the hospital, claiming that Mr. Hardwick was intoxicated, rather than suffering from severe dementia. New footage reveals the shocking events that occurred in between, when the Boyle County jail refused to admit Mr. Hardwick. The real reason isn’t what the cops told people at the hospital, nor what they put in their report.

Here’s the first video.

Here’s the update video (second video).

Here’s the third video about the other dementia victim.

Here’s the jail’s “denial of admission” form from Mr. Hardwick’s visit there:

Here’s where the Chief of Police gaslit the public:

Here’s where the arresting officers lied in their report about the jail refusal:

Here’s where the prosecutor was attempting to gaslight a judge, asking for this elderly dementia patient to plead guilty to being intoxicated, when he wasn’t intoxicated:

BREAKING: Predator Cop Busted on Video

Officer Christopher Chad Butler was the 2017 “Officer of the Year” for the Princeton (West Virginia) Police Department. He was sued multiple times for civil rights violations, so they moved him to a local school to serve as a School Resource Officer, to protect children. Unfortunately, he was actually a predator. Several people in the community exposed videos of him, including a Tik Tok video of him getting out of an underage student’s car while putting his uniform duty belt back on, as well as a recording of a snapchat video where he is asking a child to “please sit on his face.”

Since Youtube would not allow me to show the actual videos that led to his exposure, here they are:

Here’s the Indictment:

Here’s the link to the FBI form where they are seeking additional victims.

Dementia Patient Arrested in Walmart as his Wife Shops | Lawyer Exposes Lies and Coverup

66 year-old John Hardwick is a dementia patient who loves to shop with his wife at the Walmart in Danville, Kentucky. As they were shopping, he became separated from his wife. He ended up being harassed by employees of Walmart, who then asked their cop buddies to join the harassment. Several officers with the Danville Police Department then violently arrested John. Surveillance footage captured one of the officers punching Mr. Hardwick 6 times. Sadly, they subsequently continued to prosecute him. Fortunately, his wife hired a great lawyer, and he blew the coverup wide open.

The charges and police report:

The specific criminal violations:

Statement by the Danville Chief of Police:

YouTube Video Gets Police Chief FIRED in 12 Days

Dallas Campbell walked into the police department in Hazard, Kentucky a free man, doing his best to keep a notoriously untrustworthy police agency (at least that’s what I learned watching the “Dukes of Hazard”) honest. Unfortunately, he left in handcuffs, the victim of a false arrest. But he had a small YouTube channel, and 12 days after he posted the video of his arrest, the Hazard Police Chief was fired.

The lawsuit:

Media Report here.

Hero State Trooper SUSPENDED After Being Shot by “Stranded Motorist”

An on-duty New York State Trooper in a marked police cruiser pulled over to help a stranded motorist in a black Dodge Charger. As he approached the vehicle, the mystery driver began to shoot at him, wounding him in the leg. He quickly called for backup. The cavalry arrived, but the shooter was nowhere to be found. A massive manhunt ensued. But then, shortly after the wounded trooper was released from the hospital, to applause and salutes from his colleagues, authorities announced that the manhunt was canceled and the wounded trooper, Trooper Mascia, was suspended. His badge and gun were confiscated.

Road Workers Assaulted by Drunk Driving Cop, then THEY were Arrested 10 days later

Road construction workers are facing felony assault and kidnapping charges after claiming they were the ones assaulted by a mystery driver. Even though the workers told the responding officers they believed the perpetrator was drunk, they let him drive away without a DUI investigation. It’s a secret case sealed by the courts, and authorities won’t say the name of that driver. As it turns out, the mystery driver was an off-duty police officer. Ten days after the incident, the workers were scheduled to have a TV news interview about the assault by the mystery off-duty cop. But instead, police officers arrested them prior to the interview.

Media report here.

This is the intersection where the incident occurred:

This is the actual photo of the off-duty cop’s car in the construction zone:

Bro on Bike Insults Cops, Makes History!

Do you remember the video I did in June of last year showing the Phoenix Police Department arresting (Kenneth) Ronald McDonald in retaliation for calling one of them a “dumbass?” Not only did McDonald single-handedly beat the corrupt City of Phoenix cops and prosecutors, representing himself pro se and winning his criminal case, but he made it into the HUGE DOJ investigation report released a few months ago. Whatever happened to the two cops from the video?

My prior video is here.

The full DOJ report is here.

Off-Duty Cop Threatens Neighbors, Orders False Arrest, Over Escaped Dog | Suspension & Lawsuit

This footage was submitted by the criminal defense attorney involved in this case. This occurred in East Ridge, Tennessee. Kadron Locklin was transporting a disabled client to a home located on a suburban street. Upon arrival, the family’s dog got loose and ran down the street. Kadron assisted the family, finally catching up to the dog and securing it.

In the process, Kadron and two minor children from the home ran across the property of an off-duty police officer named Andrew Carter. Officer Carter exchanged words with Kadron and the children, ordering them off his property. Carter then called his cop buddies to the scene. Upon arrival, they immediately got aggressive and violent with Kadron – even before asking any questions.

Media report here.

Complaint from the lawsuit filed by Kadron Locklin: