Police officer Brandon LeBlanc left Louisiana after 17 years of law enforcement experience to become a brand new rookie cop in Juneau, Alaska. But just months into his new job, a routine call turns into a brutal moment caught on camera that shocks an entire community, sparks protest, and forces the City to take action and to release the body cam and dash cam footage. Discovering the rookie officer was previously in Louisiana for 17 years, the community is left wondering why he left Louisiana in the first place…
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Oh, by the way, I didn't mention it in the video, but I contacted the law enforcement certification authorities in Alaska, sending them a link to both the Louisiana incident and the Alaska incident, asking if they were doing anything about this guy's certification, and also asking whether he had been given reciprocity as an officer when he arrived in Alaska, or whether he went to Alaska's police academy in Sitka. Just like the last video, no response as of yet…. This is their contact information: https://dps.alaska.gov/APSC/ContactUs
He resign what do you know
Juneau hoped they could sweep it all under the rug, and let him resign so they didn't have to fire him…..Corruption right up front. Police Chief is full of crap, there was NO Transparency this time, and wouldn't be next time, a Liar is a Liar, Get a New Chief.
Bad cops never get better
So sad what an abuse of unnecessary force. He should be charged and stsnd trial for his actions. This was horrible, and the end result of how this man is after this encounter is a travesty.
I think there should be a way to track these, corrupt cops. From what I understand, they float from Department to Department. And it takes a while to take away their Peace Officer's License.
Typical dirty blue line
I knew a man once, he had been abused by local cops. He started a law suit and had to drop it when corrupt cops started dropping by his house once a day to ask him questions about crimes in the neighborhood that he had nothing to do with as he was not a criminal. They accused him of burglary, armed robbery, rape and murder. Turns out the cop he was suing was 3 months from retirement (beat cop for 40 years) and had trained thousands of other cops during his career. He was being sued by two other people for the same reason and my friend was his third. The officer in question had already started to settle on the other two and if he settled or lost the third one they were allowed to take his pension. Yet he still arrested this man and put him in jail for offering the friendly Police officers drinks. Soda, bottled water or a beer to take home for later, while they were working a crime scene on a scalding hot summer day. He was trying to help them. This senior cop took him in and told him he wasted 12 minutes of his time so he was going to waste 12 months of his life with a bunk charge, obstructing justice. Told him he'd be in court once a month for the next year and good luck telling your boss and getting another job when you get fired. Also told him he knew the charge wouldn't stick, but it wasn't about jailtime or even the law, that it was about "wasting 12 minutes of his life". That was 28 years ago. That same man was harassed by local cops after he moved from that area and was too afraid to make a report or sue them due to his prior experience. What was worse, one of the officers physically injured him. This was all on body cam and or audio from the cams of those cops on the scene. His superiors reviewed the footage without my friend complaining and did no more than let him go. He moved to the next town over and got a job at that dept. This is the type of thing that has to stop. What was done to my friend was a human rights violation. The second time it was as well but he was too scared that those police would harass or kill him that he hasn't done anything to this very day about it and I really think that was the point. I really feel for him, too. He has an anxiety attack when he so much as sees a police car. He also has an issue with loud, police style, knocks on his front door and he has put cameras everywhere in his car and home to prevent it from happening again. They ruined his life to get away with their schtick.
Almost forgot. A decade later, they tried to pick him up again, levy false charges against him for the same reason while he was visiting his family. Although that cop got away with it and retired, they still harassed him 10 years later just for being in the same town. Armed robbery again and again the charge was dropped but the damage was done. He had an arrest record with these charges on it and it effects his employment to this very day. I talked to him today, he's not doing well. This has to change.
LeBlanc needs jail time
Next stop, Fairbanks, then Point Barrow. The gypsy blunders on.
OFFICERS HIDE BEHIND "OFFICER SAFETY " AND THE CITIES AND TOWNS BEHIND "MORE TRAINING AND SENSITIVITY "
Non are good for the public.
Let"s go!!! Thug Time….😁
Once a bad Cop. Always a bad Cop.
Retired NYCPD I Agee with some with you are say ………………But this I ts 50 /50 very ? On what yours saying JUST BE Honest
That guy was certainly making problems for himself but man, that was a completely inappropriate "technique". Wrestling moves and choke holds have not been allowed for a very long time for good reason. Another "respekt muh authoritah" type.
That body slam is known as common move among NOPD.
Y'all keep that in mind if you visit NOLA.
Is he's co worker still employed?
This guy is literally a domestic terrorist. Why the fk is he even allowed to be a cop ANYWHERE!?
I really fear the day, if and when citizens go for police!!! If things don’t change, it is bound to happen…
All I can see is the neutralization of a perp. Williams FAFO'd.
12:51 No information is available as to why Ofc. Leblanc left Louisiana.
Honestly I’m siding with the popo on this one 😂
I'm not one for the cops at all, but the guy wasn't warning. There's about to get slammed if you wouldn't comply
This is the government that our founders were worried that the government would turn into if We The People allow them to get out of hand, This is one reason that We The People have become disillusioned with and do not respect LEO's throughout the country.
If you just obey.
Wow smh
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Should I handcuff or not. What a nut.
Opening this video…how bad could it be. Seeing a man get suplex on concrete. Yeah cop needs to see jail time because that could have ended much worse over someone being belligerent.
He wasn't trying to flee
That was an attack to teach him a lesson.
That pig needs jailing.
That tub of guys couldn't handle that guy without body slamming him.
The city loves hiring tyrants to beat up citzens just to get sued. They love hiring bad cops. Remove qualified immunity and these bad cop will start leaving the police force.
Alaska is a state that has issues with hiring police and will scrape the bottom of the barrel. There are even documented cases of police officers working in that state with felony records along with sex crimes and domestic violence. Feel free to look that up
Nopw. You are absolutely, 100%, 1000% wrong. Dude FAFO'd. He caught ALL the smoke
Alaska is a big place. People go there and are never seen again.
How about GBRS apology video???
When is this cop going to go to prison? How many more people have to be abused by this guy? Till somebody actually fights back ?
So he got a vacation and was allowed to resign (so he can be hired somewhere else) and no charges filed. Chief promises transparency but then stays silent because they have to protect their own. Sounds about right.
Just like moving pedo teachers around who quit first. (Devil Den murderer teacher) It is called "Passing the trash". Unions are protecting these criminals
For years, we have been gaslighted into believing that our first responders were heroes. As far as I am concerned, however, the corrupt and cancerous government blue line is a malignancy in our country. Instead of accountability and professionalism, We the People are often terrorized by individuals I would describe as government jackboot thugs. Where are the handcuffs? Where is the accountability? From where I’m sitting, there will never be true accountability, because the government blue line forbids such justice.
The fact their response to the video coming out was "paid leave" tells me all I need to know. This department is corrupt from the top down.
Anyone who moves to Alaska is running from something. ESPECIALLY if a cop is moving to Alaska. That should have triggered an immediate comprehensive investigation.
When your Fat , Unhealthy, physically and mentally, your a perfect fit for our department.
Not surprised gangsters now come in uniform…..
And crazy thing if they let him do all of that they ain’t gonna do 💩. 17 years you can imagine the 💩 he’s done
He should be charged criminally.