CRAZY Store Security DETAINS a Subscriber! | Then Real Cops Show Up

This footage was submitted by Meika Prince, who went into a two-story Walgreens in Seattle, Washington, only to be accosted by a huge private security guard, who was wearing – not-one – but two, in-operational bodycams, as well as two police badges, one of which appears to be an actual police detective badge from New York. The footage made the local news, after which the security guard was apparently fired. She’s already filed a lawsuit. But can she sue a fake cop for civil rights violations?

Her original video is here.

The lawsuit:

Tired Grandpa’s Terrible Roadtrip | Cop Placed on Leave

Imagine that your 62 year old father was driving late at night after 11 hours on the road. Would you worry that he would fall asleep? Hopefully he would just pull over somewhere and take a nap if he was tired. Right? Usually, yes. But not in Spokane County, Washington.

62 year old Kevin Hinton had just driven 11 hours into his road trip back from meeting his brand new baby granddaughter in Oregon. He was too tired to continue driving. He couldn’t keep his eyes open. So he pulled over into a parking lot at Terrace View Park, in Spokane, Washington, to take a nap. Shortly afterwards he would encounter Sgt. Clay Hilton with the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office. Within three minutes, Hilton would forcibly remove Mr. Hinton from his vehicle in such a way as to leave him with 8 broken ribs, a punctured lung, severe concussion, shoulder injury, and a disfigured lip. Why? Because Sgt. Hilton thought he was being rude. 

Here’s the raw use of force footage:

Female Cop Charged For This Video

Vancouver Police Department Officer Andrea Mendoza allegedly pulled a man’s pants down and threatened to charge a Taser onto his exposed genitals. This occurred immediately after police were called to Walmart due to suspected shoplifting. The man had already said he was “done” resisting by that point, body camera footage shows. But she threatened him again and held the Taser against his skin for 24 seconds.

On Tuesday, the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office filed fourth-degree assault charges against the officer. The local police union has, of course, objected to the prosecutor’s decision. Apparently, all of the criminal charges against the shoplifting suspect were dropped.

Here’s the raw footage, provided by the City of Vancouver.