Lawyer Forced to Apologize, Woman Lied about Cop Assault

Humble me Lord · May 23, 2018

This lawyer thought he had a meal ticket lawsuit against a Texas State Trooper, after a woman (coincidentally with 2 last names) accused him of sexual assault during a traffic stop. Social media went wild with the story, until the Trooper's body cam footage was released.

Oops

I think if I was an officer, I wouldn't get out of my car without that body camera on.

God bless Joshua · May 23, 2018

Some women can create disasters with their twisted tongues misleading people as they wish.

nChrist · May 24, 2018

The vast majority of police officers are professionals who do a very dangerous job. Sadly, they are often subject to false accusations. I agree with the OP - that body-cam should be on.

TuxAme · May 24, 2018

Lawyer before footage:

Lawyer after footage:

Hank77 · May 24, 2018

A body cam is the friend of an honest police officer.

USincognito · May 24, 2018

God bless Joshua said:
Some women can create disasters with their twisted tongues misleading people as they wish.

Well. That's not misogynistic at all.

Phil 1:21 · May 24, 2018

It's almost funny how some folks were screaming for body cameras because, well, it will prove that those cops are just racists. But what's mostly happened is those cameras have vindicated police against false allegations. I'll bet NAACP chapter president "Reverend" (quotes intentional) Jerrod Moultrie wishes the police officer he wrongly accused of racism and harassment wasn't wearing a body camera during his traffic stop.

WATCH: NAACP Leader Accuses Cop Of Racially Profiling, Harassing Him. The Body Cam Footage Tells A Different Story.

bhsmte · May 24, 2018

Some people lie about allegations and some don't. Precisely why, it helps to have evidence.

Humble me Lord · May 24, 2018

Phil 1:21 said:
It's almost funny how some folks were screaming for body cameras because, well, it will prove that those cops are just racists. But what's mostly happened is those cameras have vindicated police against false allegations. I'll bet NAACP chapter president "Reverend" (quotes intentional) Jerrod Moultrie wishes the police officer he wrongly accused of racism and harassment wasn't wearing a body camera during his traffic stop.

WATCH: NAACP Leader Accuses Cop Of Racially Profiling, Harassing Him. The Body Cam Footage Tells A Different Story.

Yep, I saw that story, It's a sad day when everybody is looking to be a victim, trying to play off of all the hysteria of racism and sexism, everybody wants there 15 minutes of fame.
The scary part is, when the innocent are accused, if there is no evidence on the contrary, they are guilty in the court of public opinion.

Phil 1:21 · May 24, 2018

Humble me Lord said:
Yep, I saw that story, It's a sad day when everybody is looking to be a victim, trying to play off of all the hysteria of racism and sexism, everybody wants there 15 minutes of fame.
The scary part is, when the innocent are accused, if there is no evidence on the contrary, they are guilty in the court of public opinion.

And equally sad is that real victims are dismissed because they get lost in the sea of liars and con artists.

bhsmte · May 24, 2018

Humble me Lord said:
Yep, I saw that story, It's a sad day when everybody is looking to be a victim, trying to play off of all the hysteria of racism and sexism, everybody wants there 15 minutes of fame.
The scary part is, when the innocent are accused, if there is no evidence on the contrary, they are guilty in the court of public opinion.

Agree.

And is why people who falsely accuse others of serious offenses, should be punished in the legal system for doing so. Just as, those who are found guilty, of serious offenses.

Phil 1:21 · May 24, 2018

bhsmte said:
Agree.

And is why people who falsely accuse others of serious offenses, should be punished in the legal system for doing so. Just as, those who are found guilty, of serious offenses.

In a perfect world, those found guilty of making false allegations should receive the same punishment their "victim" would have received.

bhsmte · May 24, 2018

Phil 1:21 said:
In a perfect world, those found guilty of making false allegations should receive the same punishment their "victim" would have received.

Well, our world is far from perfect. I would settle for significant punishment, when people lie about serious allegations about others.

We live in a time, where certain accusations when heard, are automatically deemed as credible and it is very in vogue, to accuse first and ask questions later.

Phil 1:21 · May 24, 2018

bhsmte said:
We live in a time, where certain accusations when heard, are automatically deemed as credible and it is very in vogue, to accuse first and ask questions later.

Sadly, that is so true.

Hank77 · May 24, 2018

Phil 1:21 said:
In a perfect world, those found guilty of making false allegations should receive the same punishment their "victim" would have received.

That's Biblical.

KarateCowboy · May 24, 2018

USincognito said:
Well. That's not misogynistic at all.

Some black women can create disasters with their twisted tongues misleading people as they wish.

Better?

Phil 1:21 · May 24, 2018

Hank77 said:
That's Biblical.

It would probably knock down the number of false allegations substantially. Just imagine if the NAACP chapter president who falsely accused that officer was forced to pay him the amount of his salary for the remaining years of his working life. Or imagine if the next person to falsely accuse someone of rape was sentenced to prison for the average term of incarceration for rapists. We'd see a lot less of this nonsense.

revanneosl · May 24, 2018

Imagine if President Trump were held accountable for the false accusations he's made against the Central Park 5, President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, Secretary of State Kerry, Director Comey, Director Mueller, Director Brennan, Director Clapper, Judge Curiel, Judge Orrick, Judge Robart...

TuxAme · May 24, 2018

KarateCowboy said:
Some black women can create disasters with their twisted tongues misleading people as they wish.

Better?

No?

TuxAme · May 24, 2018

revanneosl said:
Imagine if President Trump were held accountable for the false accusations he's made against the Central Park 5, President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, Secretary of State Kerry, Director Comey, Director Mueller, Director Brennan, Director Clapper, Judge Curiel, Judge Orrick, Judge Robart...

Or if President Obama was held responsible for all the lies he told while in office? Or if Hillary was held responsible for her actions the same way that any plebeian would be? Or if Kerry were held responsible for his interference in the Iran deal?

Let's not play this game and say we did.

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