Thank you. Graduation class,
advance in line!
"New York, New York "
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ΓÖ¬ New York, New York ΓÖ¬
ΓΓ¬ This vagabond shoe ΓÖ¬
Γ ¬ Is the desire to get lost Γ ¬ </ p >
And thank you, Mayor.
Now my pleasure and personal pride
to introduce police commissioners
New York City,
Dear William J. Bratton.
ΓÇÉ Good morning and congratulations
to you and for your family.
For the past 24 years,
and most of you are still too young
to remember its destruction 80s and 90s,
the city was reclaimed its streets.
This reclaimed its environment and the parks,
and us, the police,
are integrals and important elements
in doing so.
Now, the new mission
for New York City the Police Department
will be simple enough
to save the children of this city.
Too many young men in this city carry weapons
who have been interested crew and go to the gang,
and we need prevent it from happening.
Raise your right hand and repeat after me.
"I hereby promise maintain..."
"I hereby promise to defend..."
"Promote Constitution
"from the United States...
" As a police officer...
"in New York City Police Department
"for the best of my abilities,
so help me, Lord."
Congratulations.
Ready, throw.
Hello?
Hey, kid, listen. I will find, uh,
uh, the place, okay?
I don't know. Let me ÉÇÉΓÇÉ
let me do what I have to do now. </ P>
I get this, uhΓÇÉΓÇÉgotΓÇÉΓÇÉ I really have to do this.
Good. Talk to you later.
ΓÇÉ You have already gone through some of the things
that I have experienced, and he passed it .
I just want you to explain to Polanco here
everything is already underway.
ΓÇÉ Just because, uh , IΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I do not bring
the number of calls
and capture
they want me to bring to, uhΓÇÉΓÇÉ
to the police station,
uh, I've been punished and replied.
ΓÇÉ And you think it's after all </ p >
I have been through,
after what he has gone through,
that after all this nonsense
we have passed ,
that exposes items andΓÇÉΓÇÉ for itΓÇÉΓÇÉ
exposes their number engine,
we think it is over,
but they still do it the same shit.
This is the same ÉÇÉthat, like, uh...
ΓÇÉ But that worse, because you're out,
right? First, it's Schoolcraft.
They buried the story.
You came out. They bury your story.
IΓÇÉΓÇÉI goes to, um, federal court,
and then they bury my story.
We know what it is going out there,
and we know what hurts the police,
and we know the enthusiasm the police are very low.
Everyone you meetΓÇÉΓÇÉ
Everyone, "Fuck this job, Fuck the job damn this.
- Fuck this damn job. " - Yes.
ΓÇÉ That's our passion. That's what ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
That's what everyone feels. ΓÇÉ Yeah.
I've heard the lieutenant
give him a quota.
I've heard the sergeant threaten him
if he doesn't follow the quota. </ P>
If nothing works,
then we will have ÉÇÉΓÇÉ finally have to sue.
IfΓÇÉΓÇÉif they give us there is no other way,
we must sue, andΓÇÉΓÇÉand
makeΓÇÉΓÇÉ we have to make it some changes.
I feel like we have to tell you this,
because once you get out, you can't go back.
ΓÇÉ No. ΓÇÉ No.
They will eat you alive. ΓÇÉ Can't go back.
ÉÇÉ And they are not your friends. ΓÇÉ We are strong
as a unit... ΓÇÉ They are not your friends
but individually, we must be strong too.
ÉÇÉ They are not your friends.
ΓÇÉ And we are also, uh, </ p >
we depend on each other.
Something bad happens to you,
you call me, you call it,
before you attack to anyone.
Don't trust anyone else. </ p >
- No. - They will do it
come after you in many ways.
You must be ready.
ΓÇÉ Investigator Gomez . Can I help you?
An inmate in New York City
The Correction Department is calling,
submit on recording and monitoring.
Yes, how are you doing? This, um, Investigator Gomez. Who is this?
Brady Robinson ?
Bandy Robinson?
What can I do for you, sir?
Alright, what case do you have ?
Murder cases?
Where are you?
Rikers, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, where?
I want you to call your mother,
sister, whoever that is, </ p >
and tell them
the private investigator Manuel Gomez
will take your case if you are innocent,
but don't waste your family money
if not. Good?
ΓÇÉ Alright, then, alright, if you are innocent ,
I will get you out and free.
I will go there and see you.
I want you to have it all documents You're ready. </ P>
I have to write a list of people, witnesses,
so I can start my investigation. </ P>
Good. < br /> I'll tell you now,
I'll see ΓÇÉΓÇÉ I'll see youΓÇÉΓÇÉ
... Securus. Goodbye. ΓÇÉ Damn.
Jesus Christ.
Alright.
Wait a minute.
ΓÇÉ This is the best.
The best in New York.
Can I get, uh,
uh, these two,
and, uh...
ÉÇÉ And it's free. </ P>
I broke the cherry. He never had lobster tails. </ P>
Right now ÇÉΓÇÉ is emotional. </ P>
But this, you have to try outside the car,
Because we will get it all over the place.
All right. ΓÇÉ
- Di sini. - Terima kasih.
ÉÉÉ I will exchange it for you.
What, you will shoot?
ΓÇÉ UhΓÇÉhuh. I will shoot you.
Right, try that. ÉÇÉ You will shoot me
try the lobster tail?
ΓÇÉ Oh, my God. That's a lot of cakes.
No, no, no, no, no. Not from there.
You have to solve itΓÇÉΓÇÉ there is a way to eat it.
Has become a private investigator now </ p >
for about 3 1/2 years.
Um, I, before that,
I a military intelligence officer
for Army. </ P>
I have done many missions
with, uh, United States Marshals
hunting fugitives,
work for Ministry of Foreign Affairs
for the US embassy in Kabul, protectΓÇÉΓÇÉ
help protect the US ambassador. </ p >
I was also a policeman.
Uh, when I was Police,
I saw a lot, but the police departmentΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they want you to be some kind of police
who closes his mouth and says nothing,
and I refuse to do that.
So I was forced out of work
in 2011,
and I decided to do it what I did best,
who investigated crime.
Sorry to bother you.
I am not a persecutor.
I am an investigator Manuel Gomez.
I am a detective private.
I am here, seeing some police from 4 dariÇÉ2
who have been harassing people,
so if you have anyone,
>
one of your brothers has a problem, day or night.
So what's your first name? ΓÇÉ Tomarley.
ΓÇÉ I am a detective private Manuel Gomez.
ÉÇÉ Well, nice to meet you.
ΓÇÉ So continue. So what happened to you?
ΓÇÉ I was exercising, and they caught me like this. </ P>
Then, when they put handcuffed on me,
they took me to the car and they, like "CÉΓÇÉ
I like," What am I billed? "
When I saw my lawyer, my lawyer told me
I was billed with criminal possession
weapons.
ΓÇÉ But no there are weapons.
There are no weapons.
They just told my mother to get me.
I am 17 years old. ΓÇÉ OK. </ P>
And this was terminated? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Yes, I have no criminal record. </ P>
Hi how are you? </ P> >
Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, who is that?
No no No.
IΓÇÉΓÇÉhe filming meΓÇÉΓÇÉ ΓÇÉ Are you in trouble?
Hold it. Let me finish.
I'm not that bad. I'm not that bad.
I saw a camcorder and ÇÉΓÇÉ ΓÇÉ No, no, no.
He recorded me because I ÉÇÉΓÇÉI was doing ÉÉÉlÉ
I was investigating .
What is your first name?
ΓÇÉ Shaheen. ?ÇÉ Shaheen what?
ΓÇÉ Micardo. ΓÇÉ Micardo. What's wrong? </ P>
Alright. Let's go on the road. </ P>
I don't bite, friend. </ P>
Get rid of this, friend. Sit with me. </ P>
What's wrong with you? Here, wait a minute. </ P>
I'm very sorryΓÇÉΓÇÉ MANUEL: Listen. </ P>
Don't worry. Don't regret it. </ P>
Aku tidak seburuk itu. Dengar, ini kesepakatannya.
We place AΓÇÉΓÇÉ a big lawsuit
against the department for violating
the state law on quotas.
So all I want to know is, how many arrests
Do you have who was terminated?
ΓÇÉ AllΓÇÉΓÇÉall from them.
All people who I was arrested for.
I have never been arrested without...
ΓÇÉ And they were all dismissed? ÉÇÉ Everything was dismissed.
ΓÇÉ Okay, how many, will you say?
ΓÇÉ Shit, I am not ΓÇÉΓÇÉ MANUEL: Five? Four? Six?
ΓÇÉ More than five. Like, more than five.
What, seven?
ΓÇÉ Yes, maybe around that.
- Like, seven, five. - Seven times.
I want you to go in the courthouse.
Bring your ID.
And you will get it all cases
that say , "Dismissed." </ P>
É É Alright. ΓÇÉ Okay? </ P>
And you will bring them for me,
You will call me and say, "Manuel,
I have my case."
Alright? ÇÉ Alright.
Then, I will file a lawsuit
for all those false arrests.
All right, I want you to do me solid.
I want you to go home for your mother
and I want you to go in there and tell him
that I will be your man now.
All right? You will be my step ΓÇÉson.
The dude is crazy.
Alright? All right? I'm crazy.
I'm crazy, but I'm good.
You got a problem paid?
You got a problem getting justice?
ΓÇÉ Not at all, no. ÉCÉ Alright.
So you will join family?
ΓÇÉ You know that.
I can be here all night
meet people like that child,
Mr. Micardo,
without a doubt. Without a doubt.
But I mean, come on.
The man was arrested seven times.
All arrests are terminated.
What does that mean to you?
You took the day from the life of this child,
fingerprinted him,
and you do this to the point
where is the end, you will get something
to stick to the wall,
because the judge /ÇÉΓÇÉ will say,
"Lord, why does he have so many arrests?"
That's not it, "Oh, my Lord , He has a lot of arrests
"Because the police harassed him,
and thatΓÇÉΓÇÉthat they were dismissed. "
No, they don't see it.
This is what killed me.
I mean, it's very unreal.
Proof clear like daytime,
and they don't do anything about that.
And it's disgusting.
That's right.
- Hello, hello. - Hello. </ P>
Excuse me. </ P>
Detective Utone, my driver. ΓÇÉ How are you doing? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Commissioner is also in it two from community partners
ΓÇÉ Okay, good. ΓÇÉ You see them
right in front. ΓÇÉ And do we have ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
is this just, uh, new officer, or do you have...
ΓÇÉ Some training officers.
Not all of them, but some of them are in the front row.
Caution!
Please calm down.
Like you. Take a seat.
ΓÇÉ Good afternoon.
Good afternoon sir.
ÉÉE The advice I gave you
was "to be a police officer."
Be a cop it should be.
Honest.
With pride, with commitment.
You can't break the law to enforce the law.
And there may be temptations.
You will deal, unfortunatelyΓÇÉΓÇÉ
like many great people because there are out thereΓÇÉΓÇÉ
you will meet many great people.
There are also some bad guys out there,
and you will want to get them.
You will want it to arrest them.
You will want it to put them in jail
You want to get it out of this environment
and put them in jail,
& apos; cause some of them will never change.
They are criminals, and that's a pity,
but that's the reality.
The crisis we have now
is , "Can NYPD
" Keep making cities even safer,
"but in doing so,
" keeps improving relationships ,
"specifically, now, in the environment
" there are still too many crimes,
"by the police in a constitutional way,
"in a respectable way, and a consistent way,
and with integrity? "
Let me emphasize the term" integrity. "
If you see ΓCÉΓÇÉif you see an SUV,
then I will say, really, put it.
Okay, the police come.
ΓÇÉ You think they can see you from there? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
ÉÇÉ I don't care, really. </ P>
I really don't care, friend.
Cold and cloudy today in New York City
now our winter storm has come out,
left < the air is much cooler:
31 degrees today.
We will feel very cold
overnight.
- How are you doing? - Hey
Yes, yes.
You knowΓÇÉΓÇÉ do you know what that is?
Apa maksudmu?
Oh, you're a policeman? Where are you?
ÉÇÉ Oh, yes, this is doing somethingΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they are retaliating on me. Like that.
Because, uh... ΓÇÉ you want to get
hot chocolate? I go buy hot chocolate,
You go inside and drink it?
ΓÇÉ IΓÇÉI will leave later. I'll leave later.
The problem is, I have to, um,
I have to go...
You know, these people watch me carefully.
Yes. ΓÇÉ Someone is in the car,
and they also pay attention to you. </ P>
ΓÇÉ Huh? ΓÇÉ Sitting in the car
di sana.
What's up, boss?
How are you doing?
What's going on?
What's up, sarge? How are you?
- How are you doing? - Not much.
All right, you ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
Your hatΓÇÉΓÇÉ you ran out of uniforms.
- Hats. - Hats? Why?
Not sΓÇÉΓÇÉ it's not supposed to beΓÇÉΓÇÉ
not expected to be below 32.
Yes, that, uhΓÇÉΓÇÉ
that nightΓÇÉΓÇÉ
was, uh, this morning.
No, fΓÇÉ to tour.
For a tour, it is expected to be 38 degrees.
- 38 degrees? - Right.
Oh, so I got a CD for this?
I just said, You ran out of uniform,
and I was... I'll put you in the book.
Get out of the uniform.
All right, when I'm out,
that's, uh, below 32. </ P>
Uh, it's been assumed to be 38 degrees today. </ P>
It feels very, very cold. Right? </ P>
This is not what it's like.
That's what it is ΓÇÉΓÇÉ SANDY: IΓÇÉit isn't it?
It's been expected.
Alright. Be careful. </ P>
We also hold tomorrow's press conference,
which I encourage each and every one of you
to make sure you leave and participate.
Visibility will occur be everything
in this effort.
We believe it is enough
in the strength for us to be able to
to have some dramatic changes
happen in the police department.
We have all of these people who end up retiring
and then claim how everything is unfair,
and they have all opportunitiesΓÇÉΓÇÉ
the same opportunity we have taken when we
are active in the workplaceΓÇÉΓÇÉ for talk about this problem,
and why are these gentlemen spoken about the problem
that they can take advantage
and step forward and talk to this problem
without fear.
Uh, and we have classΓÇÉaction
it's clear represents that.
We hope to pursue another classΓÇÉaction
that might be bigger than the first.
On that note,
please stand up and introduce yourself,
and tell us your current case. </ p >
Before they tell you their story,
I just want to put this in perspective.
There is a quota law. This is not the bill again.
This is a quota law.
That means me,
or nothing else... police supervisor,
p>
can come out and really know
a certain police officer
you have to write 20, 30, 40 calls.
That's illegal. Good?
and these officers will describe one,
when you have supervisors
used by police officers
as revenue-producing revenue agent for the city,
then you violate the quota law .
So, you guys, please and introduce yourself
and speak.
ΓÇÉ Um, Serrano Officer, fromΓÇÉΓÇÉformerly from
four policemen in the Bronx.
Um, South Bronx .
And I work on, um, Heights.
And my situation ΓÇÉΓÇÉ there are many.
I was told by XO and CO
that I have to stop black people. </ P>
These are the words. </ P>
"You have to stop black people
between 14 and 21. "
I said no.
We did it,
I was suspended,
fees and specifications , blah blah blah.
ΓÇÉ From the start, I saw
how this work,
it wasn't about helping people,
doesn't help our community. It's about numbers.
I always speak my mind.
Always say, "Do you know what?
p>
"It's not about numbers.
It's about quality. It's about helping people."
It doesn't sit well with brass in my office.
They thought I was a rebel CÉrouser.
We have people who have calls where they live.
to enter without permission.
We have many of them. ΓÇÉ Yes.
We have all seen men playing dominoes.
Older gentlemen
relax beside from bodega,
playing dominoes, take care of their affairs.
Excuse me.
What do we do? This is the 29th.
I have to hit them with C call,
because I was told, "Give C call, or else,"
and they both are lucky.
That's all I see ,
Because bad guys aren't there.
I toured today. They don't come out.
Dealers drugs are sleeping.
So who am I targeting?
These four men,
and that's where communityΓÇÉΓÇÉ
um, community problems arise.
Oh, that's Antonio. Look, detective.
We have to go. Look at the detective? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Excuse me, mate. </ P>
Look, and they come block up too. </ P>
They appear on the block. </ P>
They see us. </ P>
ΓÇÉ This is crazy. It's like,
the second, third patrol Existing.
Tells you, bro, we have to move from here.
ΓÇÉ This will happen a little hot and dusty, </ p >
Because we haven't stayed here.
This is my son's room, here.
Make sure...
This is the main from the family here. </ P>
It's the oldest,
my youngest,
it's Pedro,
it's my other daughter.
He just graduated high school.
I don't understand to improve the photo,
Because he passed there now.
He didn't pass outside.
Some of these policemen are very hungry for arrest,
they will follow my children home,
come to my building,
knock door.
After that, I can't let my kids go through it,
so because of that, I just left,
from morning to night.
I told my children, "Pack things,"
and I took them out of here.
Here, meΓÇÉΓÇÉme privately, I can tell youΓÇÉΓÇÉ
there are many children
with the same proΓÇÉΓÇÉ with the same, like this .
They were arrested, they left,
and none a piece of evidence,
All they did was arrest them without proof ,
and then what the ΓÇÉΓÇÉ court does is close the case.
These are all dismissals.
But what for? ΓÇÉ Trial of murder. </ P>
Costs are terminated. </ P>
Reckless betrayal with weapons, dismissed. </ P>
Again, endangering the reckless with weapons.
They only refused prosecution.
All this requires money.
There are, like, a few more,
and I give them to the lawyer.
Are all dismissed? ΓÇÉ Yeah, everyone is stopped.
Um...
That's to the point, I'm hired this private investigator.
I said, "I need someone to speak for me. </ P>
" I need someone to go
"to the district attorney's office,
"explain it every time they catch this child,
they mess up his life. "
For months, private detectives
Manuel Gomez
had pounded the sidewalk
in this South Bronx < br /> environment.
Do you live in the area?
The shooting took place on September 1,
who is shooting
So, you've been all here?
- Everyone here. - Determined to prove
that 16ΓÇÉyearΓÇÉold Pedro Pablo Hernandez
did not open fire with a gun during a street dispute
here in September last year. </ p >
ÉÇÉ Five witnesses said that he had not carried out the shooting.
Hernandez, a high school student
without criminal records,
has been at Rikers since July,
his mother can't post $ 250,000 bonds.
ΓÇÉ My son is mentally destroyed.
He is sometimes...
He says he wants to die.
The police have been arrested Hernandez several times,
some big case dismissed
thanks for the proof of the alibi
obtained by PI Gomez and Hernandez's lawyer...
This is a phone call for all New York City officers.
This is the chance you have
to now forward and highlight
the illegal quota system
on New York City Police Department. </ P>
This is what the commander wrote
to officers who were on patrol,
said that if You did not give a summons
that made money for New YorkΓÇÉΓÇÉ
for New York CityΓÇÉΓÇÉ that these officers
will be disciplined and punished.
This claim was filed on March 2
in the southern district here.
Since then, we have at least 30
New York City police officers
who have advanced and told us
that they suffer from from the same condition.
Of those 30, we have registered
eight additional plaintiffs who want to be named,
and many more come forward.
Now, whatΓÇÉΓÇÉ, what's the use of the lawsuit?
The system used by the officer police force forced to apply
driven by numbers.
Since CompStat,
it's all about numbers,
NumbersΓÇÉΓÇÉ we are currently speak about law enforcement activities,
and the types of impacts that have been entered
on police officers
dan komunitas.
The National Latino Officer Association
police officer claims are being evaluated
on the quota system,
even though that against the law.
According to the group, officers were given the mandate
they made at least one arrest a month
and distributed it < br>> at least 25 calls.
ΓÇÉ One second.
Alright, so what I tell you
make sure you tell <br the rest of the people too.
Make sure you use your best all the time.
I say we have reached that point can't come back
because there are some people understand what we are doing,
and some people will go to be afraid
about what we did. All right?
Be your point I, cross your T.
Treat it like a game for now, so you are not angry.
Don't go home angry about that.
You have to adjust mentally for that.
Good? And you treat it like a game.
You play baseball or whatever.
You enjoy it You gΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they move, you move.
You keep yourself balanced.
You keep yourself balanced,
they can't hurt you. ΓÇÉ MmΓÇÉhm.
Have you ever thought
You need to talk to someone,
or it doesn't happen the way you think you should,
then we will make a phone call.
That is ΓÇÉΓÇÉthat essentiallyatÇÉΓÇÉ Why do we do what we do,
because you have never been alone in this process.
- Good? < br /> - Thank you.
Uh, the best is ÉÇÉΓÇÉ
ΓÇÉ Uh, call you, right? ΓÇÉ Yes.
ΓÇÉ What time or more for the next two days? </ P>
What time? ΓÇÉ AnyΓÇÉΓÇÉanytime. </ P>
ΓÇÉ Okay. </ P>
ΓÇÉ And You're all based in Manhattan?
So, soon after that press conference
is wrapped up,
I go to lawyers.
I said, you know, "I'm a police officer,
" And I think I can add some ammunition
to this case. "
The commander feels that my number is too low.
I basically don't meet quota,
is a plan to sabotage < br /> my promotion
has already been discussed.
Good.
ΓÇÉ Yeah. I like, "Wow."
When he said that ouΓÇÉΓÇÉ I mean, I know what it is,
but, you know, for him to really say it...
Asked to participate
in something who revoked his rights
even more black peopleΓÇÉΓÇÉ
ini mengerikan.
So who do they do? ÇÉΓÇÉ what do they do to you?
ΓÇÉ I've been here for two years, and they always stop me.
Just ÇÉ Γ É ÉWhen we walk, they stop me. </ P>
And they stop you and do what? </ P>
- ΓÇÉ Huh? - And do what? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Check me. </ P>
Look at the nuts. </ P>
ΓÇÉ Put me in the car for some people, and then leave I go.
Or they let me go.
ÉÇÉ Nothing is permitted to violate your rights.
Do you know this?
So he is hereΓÇÉΓÇÉ Do you know this?
Do you know that no one can come here
and search you and go like this
and enter your pocket and start doing that?
Next time one of them stops you,
whoever it is,
ah, look, if it's there,
You will tell me.
I want you to take me where it happened
the night of the incident.
>
I'm here
and they catch me against the gate like that.
So when they catch me fight like that,
I like ΓÇÉΓÇÉI & apos; m tell them,
like "Oh, we tried ÇÉΓÇÉ we tried to stop."
Like, "What is this for?" Do you know what I mean?
ÉÇÉ They only draw me here
by fire hydrants, jump, jump out,
"Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand."
I gave them my hand. I approached them ,
I know they are police. I approach them.
I did nothing wrong, officer.
I don't make any mistakes. "Raise your hand."
Raise my hand. They look for me so hard,
take off my jacket,
they chose in my pants. I even took off my belt
so my jeans could loose
and they really could feel it everything to me .
ΓÇÉ I like, "Come on, stop grabbing me.
" What did you grab for me?
"There is no reason for you to take me .
"Y & apos; allΓÇÉΓÇÉy & apos; all want a reason for me to try to restrain arrest
" withΓÇÉΓÇÉtrying to fight with all of you.
"I won't do that, Because I don't want to
" Lock.
So my mother is sitting there, watching, </ p >
And that's when one of them hits meΓÇÉΓÇÉboom!
I fell! They slammed me
to my feet.
You know that. Like, I fell. </ P>
ΓÇÉ Baiklah. Baiklah.
ΓÇÉ Put my pantsΓÇÉΓÇÉ pick up.
Don't touch me, Because I'm pregnant.
And take a light from my face.
Take light from my face.
ÉÇÉ And all of this is terminated?
ΓÇÉ All of these were dismissed. ÉÇÉ All right.
Now, what I want you to do is,
You will call and make CCRB complaints.
Yes, this is the only way we will stop this.
That's why you made it a complaint against them.
If you are a victim, say "self."
ΓÇÉ Say "self." ΓÇÉ Self.
Edwell Guerrero.
ÉÇÉ Slower. Harder.
Please explain the actions of officers
that you want to file complaints.
ΓÇÉ They searched me and searched for me
Searched me, searched for me...
ΓÇÉ And took off my shirt, naked.
And took off my shirt, naked.
ΓÇÉ I was wrongly arrested by police officers,
and then they released me two hours later,
after the stripΓÇÉsearched me twice in the police station.
Your complaints
have been registered. Thank you for calling
Civil Complaints Review Board.
Eh, he came in, Judge.
This is, uh, Hernandez?
Yes.
ΓÇÉ Here.
ΓÇÉ Next is account number 12, Pedro Hernandez
The first case.
ΓÇÉ Yes, I know, is just what I want
to record. Um, you know,
we go through great suffering
toΓÇÉΓÇÉ to find this week,
which is a week the match for AΓÇÉΓÇÉa
for defense is also as a prosecution,
to try this case.
Um, I understand that the problem
Postponed from two days ago
administered by the court, to this day.
Um, I just don't understand why prosecution
is not ready for trial.
Um, the last time was postponed
through scheduling from prosecution
and the prosecutor.
Um, I just don't understand what is the reason they are ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
for this delay this time.
ÉÇÉ My client is 17 years old now.
ΓÇÉ There is an unofficial offer from nonΓÇÉincarcatory
um, please with young offender status
that has been offered twice.
My client rejects it both times.
ΓÇÉ He retains him innocent, Your Majesty. </ P>
ΓÇÉ And I thank the court for overcoming ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
the problem, Your Honor, and I have ΓÇÉΓÇÉI had
extensive negotiations
and discuss with him,
about cheap bidding offers,
and he understands the risks involved
in the experiment, but that's the position
to, um, reject the offer.
7-12, come in.
ΓÇÉ And I'm pretty much save everything .
This, some time ago,
installed in, uhΓÇÉΓÇÉ
at the police station,
You know, told us, Basically,
we need the number of X cellphones,
Number of seat belts X,
Number of X doubleΓÇÉparkers,
>
X bus number stops.
Ah, this one.
So this is
What is that.
How do you justify
commander's table?
ΓÇÉ Um, hey.
When we say we are threatened
or a boss says this,
>
or there is a quota,
no oneΓÇÉΓÇÉnobody goes to trust you
unless you have that physical proof.
I have a sergeant basically say everyone,
"Your job as a police officer is to lock people up." </ P>
But that's not my job, < br /> to lock people.
Our job is to maintain peace, to protect property,
but many officers, they really don't know that .
I hope one of the leaders from headquarters
Watching. Out of ÇÉΓÇÉout of I spent eight hours patrolling,
I have at least 30 people come and shake my hand.
What's up, boss? How are you, friend? </ P>
- How are you, man? - Nice to see you, friend. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Wherever they place me,
I will talk to people. I will be like,
"Hello. What is going on?" < br /> Shake his hand,
because that's the type my person,
and that's how we
we should,
but no one has seen this,
because in the past few years,
the officer has been trained
to be different.
Often, new officer doesn't know
how to talk with other people.
What's wrong, what's wrong, what's wrong?
This is why you won't do that.
What's wrong, big man? Everything is good?
Yes, they're playing with those stupid people.
Big man , what's wrong, humans? Everything is good?
Walk here, speak all that nonsense.
- Damn— Damn, damn... - You're good right?
- You're good, big man? - Very very good.
We can, too, like, < Bring them
and fight them and drag them and handcuff them,
orΓÇÉΓÇÉor You can talk to them.
YoΓÇÉΓÇÉyo, don't spend the money there is no more, man.
Don't spend the money there is no more there.
But in this way - ÉÉΓÇÉini how, that's the point.
I'm making love to someone boy.
This damn bastard here Go
- There, poop. - Hey, hey, chill, chill.
My man, my man, thatΓÇÉΓÇÉ that's what happened, yo.
Yo, don't waste your temper here no longer, man.
That's it, guys.
You got all this. Other bodegas, man.
Don't go there again, man. </ p >
Don't spend your dough in that bastard
- no longer, man. - Always annoying my
, then he willΓÇÉΓÇÉ MAN 1: Man...
No, we're fine. We are good.
So he wants to act like he will fight,
so I'm out.
He takes the weapon. He wants to fight.
It's finished, man. It's finished, it's finished.
Such a situation
can change into something crazy.
I don't say at any time
you will be able to to talk to someone,
but I tell you, like, these new people
don't know how to handle it such situations.
They are very accustomed to just fighting,
beating someone, they don't know how to
to deΓÇÉelevate anything. They don't know how to
to tame it.
- Hold it. - Don't touch me, please.
Don't touch me.
Hey, look, man.
No, don't, don't...
I can't breathe!
I cΓÇÉΓÇÉbrΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I can't breathe.
Bill Bratton leadership is under attack.
The man accused of selling cigarettes illegally
died as NYPD officer wrestled with him.
The arrest of Eric Garner, caught in the video,
caused protests.
We love you, Eric!
I'm sorry. Claire, please let them out,
please. Watch your back, sir.
Please let the family come out.
I can't breathe!
Saya tidak bisa bernafas! Saya tidak bisa bernafas!
ΓÇÉ We can talk about Ferguson.
We can talk about Florida.
We can talk about Brooklyn.
We can talk about it
Fruitvale Station, Oscar Grant.
I mean, this is continuous.
It goes on.
It goes on. < br /> What do you want us to do?
How long do you think
you will continue close the barrel of powder?
ΓÇÉ Die in!
Dead inside! ΓÇÉ Die in!
Dead inside!
I can't breathe!
Commissioner, critics blame
your broken windows policy.
Already praised everything the world as a success,
left after the low ÉÇvelle before the big crime happened.
Good? So in this case,
many people were upset, however,
because they feel is targeting
color communities.
How do you respond to that?
ΓÇÉ We don't target color community.
We target behavior.
Unfortunately, there are a number of environments
in cities that still exist crime rates highest
and that's what happened, unfortunately, 20, 30 years,
even though the crime in that environment
dropped 70 or 80 percent,
so that's where I put lots of extra police
into the neighborhood. </ P>
They have thousands of extra police
in that environment to prevent crime.
When they are there, they see another violation
that they will go to act.
ΓÇÉ Don't shoot! Don't shoot!
Officers ΓÇÉ Black!
Puerto Rican officers!
No someone likes you!
Nobody!
You are all hated.
You are hated in New York.
You are hated throughout the United States.
This is anger. This is not ignorance.
This is just anger, officer.
We have to see the way /> they talk about us behind us,
and we have to be very careful.
But we have some support among the police.
ΓÇÉ Yeah, lots of support. ΓÇÉ Support that I haveΓÇÉΓÇÉ
ΓÇÉ Let FeliciaΓÇÉΓÇÉshe go to say a few words.
ΓÇÉ Yes, let Felicia speak. ÉÇÉ I'm not sure anything ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
everyone connects the dots,
but, umΓÇÉΓÇÉso, um, Eric GarnerΓÇÉΓÇÉ
heΓÇÉΓÇÉhe killed.
That is part of ΓÇÉΓÇÉbecause they are pursuing for activities.
And that's the reason:
quota.
That's the reason why are we here. </ P>
People in the Bronx, Graham,
it's the same thing. They chase it
because they're trying to get activity.
They tried to get it that quota.
You know what I mean? They leave - VERY you go extra hard,
don't knowΓÇÉΓÇÉ 29th of the month,
if you don't have your arrest,
you will do anything you have to do ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
not everyone, you know,
but 50%. I will say 50% of the police,
they & apos; reΓÇÉΓÇÉthey don & tos; t want to bear the consequences
do not have the arrest.
Because you will suffer the consequences,
like all of us is suffering from consequences
doesn't have that arrest, do you know?
ΓÇÉ Being a police officer is not easy.
The things we see, <br The things we face,
notΓÇÉΓÇÉ for one human being to see sometime,
it & apos; sΓÇÉΓÇÉit bad.
And then for someone else to say that we don't work
just because we don't want it to catch the innocent
and be labeled as lazy and all this...
We need to redefine the word "Work" as a police officer.
ΓÇÉ IΓÇÉI goes to work today, other domestic.
A mother calls the police. A little girlΓÇÉΓÇÉ
he doesn't want to go to school.
He has a state test. Well, he said,
"I didn't go to school," so I said,
I brought it to her room, and I said,
"You have to go to school."
Two other officers came in. They helped us. </ P>
That was actually their job. And I said to myself,
"I am very glad I arrived here before them. "
So I said to mother, " I'll take her to school. "
I took her to school, I speak to school security
about him, I talk to the principal,
IΓÇÉΓÇÉ "Tolong maafkan dia karena terlambat.
"He's not in trouble. I just took him to school,
I talked to him," blah blah blah,
and it made me feel good. Do you know what I mean?
ThatΓÇÉΓÇÉ that I can do that
and know that if I'm not there,
it willΓÇÉΓÇÉher days will go much different.
ΓÇÉ It's very wet!
Yes!
Oh no.
There in blue clothes.
Arrival.
There are technicalities trouble there,
be You will have for, like, wait.
He is allΓÇÉΓÇÉ like this... like
ΓÇÉ Ma, he will do it for release this, right?
ΓÇÉ No, I can do it myself.
Cáa How will you do it?
You cannot sew from outside.
ΓÇÉ I didn't remove it. </ P>
Wait, actually, I want to talk to him. </ P>
- I didn't get it. - Hold it. </ P>
Your breasts are still coming out. I don't like that. </ P>
ÉÇÉ Oh, my God. What do you want
- to do now? - I don't like that. </ P>
I can fix it. </ P>
É É Alright, see you later, friend. </ P>
É É I will follow you. </ P>
Neighbors might like,
"What happened there? </ P>
Black people." </ P>
No many black people there.
I only saw everything from people in the corner,
and like, shook my head. Like, "Oh, kid.
What will they think about me now? "
Between my divorce and this work,
I just ΓÇÉΓÇÉ I'm tired of fighting.
I don't know. I can't think about it.
I can't worry about it. I will be depressed,
I will start crying,
I will say, "It's not fair,"
and only, you know, what's the use of all that?
That will only make me Looks old.
Geez. Is this our friend?
Who goesΓÇÉΓÇÉ that dropped in the last picture?
Me?
Sit! Have to take photos!
Starting with pre-season years,
many of my friends started
imitating behavior they see on the streets.
First start with them smoke marijuana,
and then, within a year from smoking marijuana,
they did arms robbery
on Flatbush Avenue,
and I was surprised
whenΓÇÉΓÇÉwhen I realized that gΓÇÉΓÇÉ I
my friends are doing weapons robbery.
IΓÇÉI can't believe it.
And they are not yet adults
as poor as me.
No, their mother is struggling,
but their mother works,
their mother makes sure they eat.
IΓÇÉΓÇÉI used to take a walk, dizzy
from not eating.
A lot of ΓÇÉΓÇÉas a lot when I love weekends
because every child will like weekendsΓÇÉΓÇÉ
Cartoons Saturday morning, no schoolΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I am also afraid of the weekend, because there is no school food,
and it is my ΓÇÉΓÇÉ majority my calories
come from school lunch.
Um...
IΓÇÉit tough. That's difficult, come.
How many of you in this case
with a settlement in mind?
ΓÇÉ You can offer me all the money in the world. </ P>
Tidak ada penyelesaian.
This system must change.
With completion, the system continues,
and I am not for that,
and I hope others understand this.
You know, some people might join class actions
because of what has done to them.
I joined to change this.
ΓÇÉ Can we have someone like you having a meeting
If we decide to take you in?
If there is a meeting, as you say,
one of us, two of us, are in a meeting? </ P>
You have more like an expert.
I will consider someone
who passed it the system already,
some advisors who have already passed this .
We will walk outΓÇÉΓÇÉ walk there blind,
and that is not of course what we want.
Uh, yes, it will be fun To be paid...
ΓÇÉ MΓÇÉmoney isΓÇÉΓÇÉlisten.
I hate to say it like that.
AΓÇÉare they will fix everything
they did you wrong?
ΓÇÉ No, no, no, no, no. ΓÇÉ But money is absolute
Objective.
OK? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Damages. </ P>
ÉÇÉ Damage
when you hurt them in their wallet,
is longΓÇÉlasting.
You followed me?
Settlements for $ 26.8 millionΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they are still talking about that today.
Right? But that also makes
blueprint for each other police agent follow.
If things that they give you
are significant in terms of
systemic changes and eternity,
then you might have it to get it,
but when you go to court, < > it's all about money.
It's not about anything else.
Settlements are about changing the process.
ΓÇÉ What about ΓÇÉΓÇÉ command?
What about changes?
ΓÇÉ Experiments are about dollars and cents.
It's about damage. ΓÇÉ Damages.
So when you go to court
and you go down,
it will be like, okay,
so the bag is a little bigger
and we divide more money,
but their systemic changes ÇÉΓÇÉ are not have the authority
to force it.
Get to you.
Want something to drink?
ΓÇÉ I think.
Do you have soda?
Yes, there are some somewhere.
This media thingΓÇÉΓÇÉ what will they ask you?
This is on the news station?
ΓÇÉ NBC. ΓÇÉ NBC, okay.
So, whatever it is talking about is to the point.
There is no explanation.
This is a funny business.
What what will be obtained the attention of the people
are you talking about?
The illegal quota system.
The, um, illegal arrest they force us to make it.
Uh, the quota targeted by minority people, and ÇÉΓÇÉ
ΓÇÉ Hey, listen, it's kÉÇÉkilling a color community, </ p >
and this is ΓÇÉΓÇÉthatΓÇÉΓÇÉ
the warrant response, right?
So what do you mean, officer, by "killing"? </ p >
They killed him.
They locked them without reason.
What you need is community support.
If the community supports you,
then this gets life itself.
If the community doesn't support you,
you are and the police department,
and no one cares. </ P>
Because of you talking about public security issues,
where they produced billions of dollars
on the back of the poor every day.
Look, that's the main information.
That's it. ΓÇÉ Yes, right.
iniÇÉ Administration
This is ΓÇÉΓÇÉ it should be be progressive,
and things like, uh, affordable housing
universal health care?
into the quota system?
And now you have to take it
and silence it.
Good?
Link too many points.
ΓÇÉ You have to ÇÉΓÇÉ you have to silence it,
Because remember, all your points
from point A to BΓÇÉΓÇÉ you never got there.
Understood. ΓÇÉ Be stupid.
- ΓÇÉ Simplify. < br> - They will get lost.
Mengerti. ΓÇÉ Jadi bodoh.
- ΓÇÉ Simplify. - Mereka akan tersesat.
- I understand. - AndΓÇÉΓÇÉand is thisΓÇÉΓÇÉ
is the mayor responsible for this?
ΓÇÉ Yeah.
ΓÇÉ No. > ΓÇÉ Listen to what they ask you. It's like fishing ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
Oh, I understand what you mean. ÉÇÉ Feeding cows, right? </ P>
Because they told you, "Is the mayor
responsible for this?" "Yes, right." </ P>
"No, he isn't, because this always there. "
Right?
bertanggung jawab untuk ini? " "Ya, benar."
"Tidak, dia bukan, karena ini selalu ada. "
Kanan?
ΓÇÉ will be the solution.
Right, but the mayor haΓÇÉΓÇÉ
can be the solution for that.
ΓÇÉ I will make AΓÇÉΓÇÉ make us member
of...
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Allegations that are truly explosive
in the exclusive IΓÇÉTeam interview. </ P>
They come from the police officer who
p>
part of the so-called NYPD 12,
12 policemen who filed class action suits
in federal court.
ÉÇÉ Well, I can tell you.
I am a police officer.
There is a quota in NYPD.
ÉÇÉ Are they lying?
ÉÇÉ That's right.
It's illegal for them to admit it.
ΓÇÉ The worst thing you can have is an officer police
who need arrest for this month.
ΓÇÉ You might not see anything. You should be seen.
You might not see anything, but you go hunting,
like, bounty hunting, for capture. </ P>
Children are locked forΓÇÉΓÇÉforΓÇÉΓÇÉfor BS.
Come out to ride a bicycle...
ΓÇÉ The problem is, when you go hunting,
when you enter any type number
a police officer to appear,
>
we will go to the most vulnerable.
ΓÇÉ The most vulnerable? ΓÇÉ Of course.
We will go to the LGBT community.
We will go to the black community.
We will go to those people
who don't have a voice, who have no power.
ΓÇÉ All they want us to do is go there and lock them.
They tell us, it's ΓÇÉΓÇÉ < br /> it's easy to get numbers
here, because youΓÇÉΓÇÉ you work
So you are all a minority.
How does that make you feΓÇÉΓÇÉ
ΓÇÉ This is something that comes up from above
that drops down,
and this is why we are all here today.
Did you catch for items
that you did not should be arrested?
ÉÇÉ Well, that's why we are here.
We don't do it.
We refuse, and because of that,
we reply.
ΓÇÉ Because you have not harassed people,
you are being punished.
That didn't work < br /> for a great work environment,
because they want you to harass people.
You know, this is a big step,
to progress like this.
This is not easy. This is not easy.
Um, we are enemies.
We are people the people no one talked to it.
We are talking mice.
It takes a lot of courage to stand up where we stand, </ p >
knowing that our career is basically over
the second we talk against mafias like that.
ΓÇÉ Again, the police commissioner
refused to go to the camera
to resolve the charge,
for quotas or racial discrimination.
ΓÇÉ Uh, it just gives me, like,
butterflies in my stomach, do you know? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Yes, it's very sad it's nervesΓÉÉttling.
I think they will, uh, try for us
it's not convenient because they can
without actually, you know,
make it looks like they reply to us.
I don't know exactly what will happen,
because, you know, this ΓÇÉΓÇÉ this is great thing,
& apos; because...
Not only are we 12 years old
it's already harΓÇÉΓÇÉharassed, as I said .
More than that,
and theyΓÇÉΓÇÉ don't want everyone comes forward,
so they have to do it some kind of retaliation
to put fear in others
to prevent them from coming forward,
and...
whatΓÇÉΓÇÉ what they will do to decide to do it, I'm not sure.
So basically, we are here today
file opposition
for the city movement to stop
for our NYPD 12 class action.
All NYPD 12 have footage
of themΓÇÉΓÇÉ from their supervisor
encourages them to fulfill their quota.
Now, it is implied that ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
well, that is not ÇÉΓÇÉ it's quite explicit, actually,
in several different regions,
that you need to target men,
terutama hitam dan laki-laki Hispanik, 14 hingga 21.
ÉÇÉ And in class action, we also have evidence
where, um, the police captain
places the number quotaΓÇÉΓÇÉ the number he wants </ p >
on the wall, and then tell them
"If you don't understand these numbers,
you will work at Pizza Hut. "
Now, you can't fix it.
This is what is happening,
and in this lawsuit, we will show this.
This department can't fix itself,
monitor it yourself, and punish yourself.
We need a body the independent to do this,
and this lawsuit will occur the foundation for doing that.
Have you ever noticed that they have treated you
it's totally different since the NBC interview?
Yes, right away. Immediately, I, you know,
I'm gΓÇÉΓÇÉI ostracized, </ p >
andΓÇÉΓÇÉ you know, and then they put me here.
They bury me here.
Post this footΓÇÉΓÇÉ hear how they are,
"You can't even leave.
You have to stay in this area.
Even though I see something here,
p>
I can't handle it.
I have to stay here.
You know, they take my overtime,
and now I like, "Well, shit.
"What will happen to me if they put me in the middle of the night,
" My daughter goes to college,
"And I have ten Γ Éyear ÇÉold at home?
What will happen? "
ΓÇÉ They gave me a low evaluation AΓÇÉΓÇÉ .
They put a lot of incorrect statements
on evaluations to lower my number
to put me on performance monitoring. </ p >
This evaluation, I received an average of 2.5.
They put you in ΓÇÉΓÇÉ in the middle of the night?
They put me in the middle of the night,
they changed my tour,
then they separated me and my partner.
It's just the way they go about it.
That's very cunning, very snakeΓÇÉish.
Do you know? I see... .
I don't know what they will pull next,
so I wait for ÇÉΓÇÉ I am waiting to see
what else they do to draw.
ΓÇÉ This is actually something
that is placed on my desk.
This is the last six months
in my life.
As you see, all is orange,
I am in the sector car.
March 31
is when NBC News interviews aired.
Since then, I have basically been taken outside my car.
Retaliation, revenge, retaliation, revenge.
ΓÇÉ Last week, I found myself, like, working with my partner,
and I said to him,
"I have to get a call.
"You know, I have to get something.
I have to bring something this month,"
and I don't like it the way that makes me feel,
because I'm afraid, you know?
So what do you think
comes out of the pipe? Like. ..
ΓÇÉ Well, now, I will record everything,
because I'm afraid of that, you know,
they make it up when they come along.
So it's ridiculous. ÇÉΓÇÉit.
When does this start taking?
ΓÇÉ Oh, right after NBC.
Yes, right after NBC,
uh, press release.
I kind of know that because that's the answerΓÇÉΓÇÉ
ΓÇÉ Yes, all those people say the same thing?
Oh yeah.
All right, soΓÇÉΓÇÉ
you hold that.
You see the top button, right?
Now recording. </ P>
ΓÉÉ Now record...
hold for one second fast. </ P>
This records the fan. </ P>
Record Steve .
Now we turn it off.
Recently, the sergeant
he just called an absence, and made the statement
I recorded
and recorded everyone
in the police station
even though that wasn't true.
He only said it with hard
so everyone can hear,
and IΓÇÉΓÇÉI can't do anything,
and I feel sick.
I fainted because I feel helpless.
ΓÇÉ YouΓÇÉΓÇÉyou fainted when absent?
- ΓÇÉ When absent. - Everyone is there?
ΓÇÉ Everyone is there. ΓÇÉ Ritchie, are you there?
Yes, I was there.
I was surprised that he said all of that,
and above that, Sandy on the floor,
basically grips his chest with pain.
He said, "Why are you pretending?" </ P>
ΓÇÉ It & apos; sΓÇÉΓÇÉit & apos; s takingΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I feel like I don't even want to go to work.
ÉÇÉ Still hot, or getting cooler there?
ΓÇÉ And her underwear. That's what you told me
- the last time. - Yes
ΓÇÉ And I have that book that you want. </ p >
ÉÇÉ "All Calm on" Western things.
He says they're good, but if you don't enter it
at first,
that means you won't do it enter it,
but that's good.
ΓÇÉ Yeah.
Well , Pedro Hernandez has been at Rikers
for the past eight months
for crimes he did not commit. </ P>
Apa yang mereka katakan yang Pedro lakukan?
ΓÇÉ They said Pedro pulled out the gun
and shot a group of children,
but I found a few witnesses
which proved that Pedro did not shoot the boy,
and the police who had arrested Pedro
had also been forged six other arrests against him,
and he was promoted to detectives,
because during the course in his career,
he made more than 1,000 arrests,
that exceeds the quota three times.
This is the shooting victim,
I will meet
tonight.
Yes, Shaun, are you there?
I'm below.
Get down. I'm under.
This is I'm talking about.
I have to end for this,
but I can't do it by myself.
Alright?
Now it's time where I need you
to unite your boots,
and it's hard with me and give up,
Because we will go fight now,
and the fight will happens in Court,
and you have to tell the truth.
And then, after that, we will go
to your deposition,
and you will tell them and the city,
and I want you to see them in the eye,
as you are looking for to me,
because when you see me like this,
guess what I'm doing.
I believe you.
Alright, Shaun.
So, can you just run away with me once again
on what happened the day you were shot?
On September 1, 2015,
are you in the Bronx?
ΓÇÉ Yes, me.
Good. And what do you see?
ΓÇÉ When I walk to my friend's house,
I have seen a group of children
argue and shout.
ΓÇÉ So they fought,
and out of nowhere,
you see this person
shoot, uh, group.
ΓÇÉ I'm not looking back. I just started to take off
- start running. - Are you aware
ΓÇÉ Yeah, after a while, I... start, likeΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I started feeling pain on my feet.
Do you see anyone that who shot the gun?
- ΓÇÉ Yes. - Do you know who he is?
ΓÇÉ Yes, I did.
ΓÇÉ No, a woman and a light-ÇÉskinned police
ask me a question.
I like, "I don't know. I don't see what -What. "
They just keep going ΓÇÉΓÇÉkeep on asking me the same question.
I like," How should I tell you </ p >
something I don't know? " Like, I don't have
to see his face or not at all, like...
So, what does he want from you do?
ΓÇÉ They want me just say,
they want me to just say that personΓÇÉΓÇÉ
someone shot me which I did not know
from a hole in wall.
With many choices,
is Pedro Hernandez there?
Do you see him shoot someone?
Do you involved in that fight? ΓÇÉ No, I'm not.
I didn't see him fighting
and I didn't see it firing without a gun.
Is Pedro Hernandez involved in the shooting?
ΓÇÉ No. ΓÇÉ Tells them, like,
"I don't remember anything," like,
He likes,
"Stop playing," forward IΓÇÉΓÇÉ
& apos ; Before I punch your head the wall. "</ P>
ÉÇÉ Why won't you say it Pedro shoots you? </ P>
ΓÇÉ & apos; Because I'm not ÇÉΓÇÉ I noΓÇÉΓÇÉ
never heard of him
until, like, the situation happened.
Like...
It takes a lot of power
for you to deal with it
and stays on hold for two days. </ P>
ΓÇÉ Mm. </ P>
Wow. Another cat
will just say,
- ΓÇÉ "That's it." - "That's it,"
just to get out of there, but you don't.
- ΓÇÉ No. - I have a lot of
respect you.
It takes a lot of honor. God bless you.
Hey, Jessica?
How are you?
Did you see the video?
ΓÇÉ No.
I lost him.
He will call me back.
That's the first time < br /> I heard the mother was happy.
ΓÇÉ We also want to admit it
other, uh, police officers
who really took over /> lots of heat
for them out and whistleΓÇÉblowing
onΓÇÉΓÇÉon quota issues
that ticket and what is not, </ p >
and we want to tell them
that we have their backs
Because that is what...
ΓÇÉ I talked to him. It was not a good conversation.
He doesn't support, um, in, umΓÇÉΓÇÉ
from what we did at the NBC studio,
He didn't feel he felt that way he didn't see the need for it,
and I told him, "You're crazy if you believe that, friend.
We are fighting "ÇÉΓÇÉ this is David versus Goliath."
ÉÇÉ Yeah. ΓÇÉ Without public reach,
without public support, we are nothing.
I see someone Friends here from the academy.
He doesn't want to talk to me, friend.
ΓÇÉ What? ÉÇÉ I said I saw a friend here
from the academy. He didn't want to talk to me.
ΓÇÉ Here ? Wow.
Which one is it?
ΓÇÉ I will shΓÇÉΓÇÉA I show you.
We are assessed on a 5ΓÇÉpoint scale
with half ÇÉintervals.
So, anything under three
can destroy your career for the rest of your career.
This is his comment. So I started reading it.
I was surprised, because I thought you ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
you could only give three comments.
I don't even know you can even install it
so many comments
in the evaluation.
And, you know, the first three are regular,
then here, number 25,
"Drive / Initiative."
p>
"PO Raymond requires constant supervision.
" PO Raymond does not take any initiative
"or shows any drive unless specifically directed
by a supervisor. "
Number 16," Reasoning Ability. "
" PO Raymond cannot apply the rules > or procedure for the situation
"or can't see how the event or information
" relates to the solution problem.
" He doesn't see how the series related events
"or connect to each other,
" He also can't form logical conclusion
And I read this, like, "My God."
Like, this object makes me sound like...
I have an IQ low.
I mean, the grammar is not active,
and things don't make sense.
AΓÇÉand it goes on and on,
just terrible, terrible language,
and none of this applies to me anything,
and I can't believe what I read.
This will happen very important
when the time comes to go to court,
because of that really shows how many...
THEΓÇÉΓÇÉpeng supervisor is under pressure itself
to press us.
You know, there is a chain of command.
This weight all starts from the top.
And when I say above, I mean the very top.
Commissioner, deputy commissioner,
and even the mayor's office,
and the newly appointed mayor
might bite more than he can chew
and don't understand how much
city budget
depends on law enforcement
to generate an part of that income
by issuing an invitation letter and arresting.
Because the reality is, law enforcement
uses a black body to produce income.
This is not a profile.
Say this the third time You are on the block,
Because every time IΓÇÉΓÇÉ every time IΓÇÉΓÇÉ
patrol the block. ΓÇÉ No, friend.
You know what I say?
ΓÇÉ I say this the targeted block.
The last time you pulled over, "Where is the gun?"
You didn't ask someone where the gun is, bro.
ΓÇÉ YouΓÇÉΓÇÉyou spoke with me respectfully,
IΓÇÉI responded respectfully. </ p >
You can't talk to me like a dog
and expect me to be fair aΓÇÉanswer with respect.
Honor two directions, and wherever you live,
works. Try it.
Don't just stop one of the black dudes.
Now for updates on exclusive IΓÇÉTeam:
interviews with active NYPD officers
who claimed that they were pressured
by the supervisor
to fulfill the quota for arrests and calls.
A number additional officers
actually reached us.
By the way, PBA,
NYPD officer union,
conducted a recent survey.
Thousands of members responded,
and 89%
said they believed still existed Quota > and call, not the quantity.
Departemen kepolisian dengan tegas membantahnya.
Komisioner bersikeras
kebijakannya terfokus pada kualitas penangkapan
dan panggilan, bukan kuantitasnya.
The officers' claims lead to this curse
from the police commissioner.
ΓÇÉ Bullshit. I said,
" Nonsense "is my response for that. </ P>
If there are any of my police out there
still think we are pushing for calls, and so on,
I'm sorry. We encourage to reduce crime.
ΓÇÉ The poΓÇÉΓÇÉthe community
will see all the police, right?
Your police isΓÇÉΓÇÉstart likes,
comes out, but you are still a police officer,
andΓÇÉΓÇÉand just watch clips,
you will not get community support,
Because they will be like, "Yo, this is ÉÇÉΓÇÉ
they are still police, put me on the wall."
Right? < br /> So my question is,
what is it ΓÇÉΓÇÉ is a plan for this type of talkΓÇÉΓÇÉ
if I'm like, "Yo, this cop wants to meet all of you, "
they will be like, " I don't even feel safe
- talk to this police officer, "right? - But this is the police
stand against it.
ΓÇÉ I really hear you, All right,
but what I say is ΓÇÉΓÇÉ JOHN: HowΓÇÉΓÇÉI doesn't know how to
kami sampaikan pesan itu.
Yes, that's what I ask now, right?
May I say something very fast?
This doesn't really happen what you say.
We support what you say. É É Exactly.
ΓÇÉ It's about painting a broader picture
around how this will affect us
and the community longΓÇÉterm,
and so on, like, how this will lead to </ p >
the less black body is violated?
How will this lead towards understanding
such as self-caching, black liberation, right ?
And so does ΓÇÉΓÇÉ what the message is
it will help people understand
who supports you supports their cause
and their mission, right?
Right. ΓÇÉ Know what that is?
People have to get it get to know us
and see how we are,
because you know what? Every community we police,
Brooklyn or the South Bronx,
we know how to interact with other people.
We know how to solve people's problems.
ΓÇÉ I thought what he said was something different.
Yes. ΓÇÉ And I understand
what he said.
>
What he said is
You are still a police officer,
there is someone I called to come to this meeting
which says, "I won't be there,
" Because I don't work with police officers, point.
Absolutely. " ΓÇÉ Right.
ΓÇÉ And they don't come.
And the people who told me they came
who aren't hereΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I know exactly why
they didn't show up, right? </ p >
You're all there maybe sitting there, thinking,
"Here. Like, what do you mean, why? "
But there are other elements how you involve the community
that some people on the face won't understand,
and that's why I say back to us
as an activist
what do we think
the message should be?
We are not here to support anything
with the police department.
>
Minister Farrakhan said to us,
"There are many good officers,
but too few to stand up."
ΓÇÉ MmΓÇÉhm. ΓÇÉ You have chosen to stand up. </ P>
ÉÇÉ That's right. ΓÇÉ Right. </ P>
ΓÇÉ You have chosen
for put your livelihood on the phone.
You have chosen
lost your job
that protects your children, my sister,
and to the brothers here,
that must resonate.
Youth must understand,
because they are the most besieged,
but we are all besieged.
That's why we came to sit at the table.
ΓÇÉ Uh, prΓÇÉΓÇÉyou are all, have some kind of strategy.
What do you want us to do do,
and how do you want for us to do it?
ΓÇÉ Public support is what allows cities,
countries, and national the government knows
this isn't just another lawsuit,
Because you won't get this again for 100 years.
12 the police are willing to to step like this,
put their careers on the line.
So for this be serious,
we need you .
It & apos; sΓÇÉΓÇÉandΓÇÉΓÇÉ and the analogy I use
are parents who beat their children.
You know, in the supermarket,
>
You can't hit the child, Because everyone is watching,
but when you go home, the child will get it.
Currently , because the ΓÇÉΓÇÉ article "Times",
NBC coverage, we are in the supermarket.
The department is waiting for this to die
so they can hit us. ΓÇÉ Yes.
ΓÇÉ And the only way does not happen
ΓÇÉ How to do it - ÇÉΓÇÉhow they will hit you?
What is one technique?
ΓÇÉ Well, we've done it last a long time, uh, uh,
retaliation because it doesn't match to the quota,
but AΓÇÉ at this point,
they will try to fire us.
They will arrange us, they will get ÇÉΓÇÉ
they have tactics with Internal Affairs.
They do not have to follow the law.
You know? WhoΓÇÉΓÇÉ ΓÇÉ Because they are legal.
ΓÇÉ There is no law. ΓÇÉ They are legal.
ΓÇÉ You know exactly, so
at this point, you know,
gΓÇÉgiving I post this
and kill my evaluation, myΓÇÉΓÇÉ
listen, if IΓÇÉΓÇÉif I have never been promoted
to be a person- my people can be treated better,
You can maintain promotions.
What NYPD 12 all share the similarities
are all of us < br /> on monitoring.
Police officers who... are considered,
um, a threatΓÇÉΓÇÉ they keep tracking you.
The sergeant responsible for from monitoring
stopped me one day, and he said,
"Hey, I need to talk to you." </ P>
So we will meet him for the first time.
If it's valid, we have a lot of things to get,
but he's ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
it's possible he might try to sabotage it. </ p >
You know, when I see all of you on TV,
I want you to know,
what do you complain about ÇÉΓÇÉ
they do it for me.
IΓÇÉit disiΓÇÉΓÇÉ it affects the white officer too,
but just like everyone else in the police department,
it gets the worst minority.
Good? And I know
you come through performance monitoring,
and I know the program.
I don't know if you guys remember my face,
but I used to speak for you
when you go down for performance monitoring.
I am the person.
How many times have I sat
with the police who told me "I'm monitoring performance
because I don't lock people"? </ P>
I've heard this before, andΓÇÉΓÇÉ
but you know everything about performance monitoring?
ΓÇÉ I don't know anything about it unless I'm in it,
so you need to hit me, like,
what is that like?
Good... there are lots of things to say to you,
okay, about the program, but the fact is you
is... the fact that all of you are in itΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they catch you. After you get it
in this program, they catch you.
No matter how good your performance is,
it doesn't happen becomes pretty good.
Performance monitoring programs and evaluations
should be the tool to measure performance
to measure, uh, whether a policeman
does his job or not,
but both are used as weapons
retaliation, okay?
And weapons and weapons of torture.
But IΓÇÉΓÇÉI tells you like this, friend.
Damn hitting the fan,
You are in your own hands. I am ΓÇÉΓÇÉI & m; seriously, man. </ P>
So I think my real question is,
how are you doing? DERICK: I want to say.
I told a few other people, you know,
"I never believed < br /> there isn't my boss,
"I don't believe that damn knucklehead
I sit in the car together. " You gΓÇÉΓÇÉyou must
watch your own back.
YouΓÇÉΓÇÉor theyΓÇÉΓÇÉ because they will do it
make love to you, and they will make love to you,
and if youΓÇÉΓÇÉ if your dots point,
thereΓÇÉΓÇÉ there is nothing they can do it.
Yes, but what you don't understand, some ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they don't do things from the book.
- They don't. - So many "CÉΓÇÉ
As long as you do it what You think, ÇÉΓÇÉ
ΓÇÉ But it's ΓÇÉΓÇÉtapi itΓÇÉΓÇÉ not, but you can't
do thingsΓÇÉΓÇÉyou understand, when you do something
from books, they don't allow you
to do things based on books. That's not how "CÉΓÇÉ
So theyΓÇÉΓÇÉ that can affect you. </ p >
They are looking for something, they get it.
Do they say, "stop and search people"?
Do they really say,
"Get five black people. Get fiveΓÇÉΓÇÉ"
No, I am ÉÇÉΓÇÉit soundsΓÇÉΓÇÉ WOMEN: How literal? </ P>
- Yes - That's a good question. </ P>
Um, one thing that they are smart
in this color Sil SilumanΓÇÉΓÇÉ
they got the same racial results
without ever having mentioned race,
and what made this possible < br /> is that fact
because of gentrification,
New York City has a certain ethnicity
ofΓÇÉΓÇÉof ethnic and nationality,
so you have to focus only on black people.
You can say, "Hey, we only respond to crime.
This is a black area."
ΓÇÉ Mm. ΓÇÉ You must remember ,
New York isΓÇÉΓÇÉis the epicenter
of many of these problems,
so the polishing window is broken, um,
policing the quotaΓÇÉΓÇÉ This starts in New York.
Before you know that, you get it in Ferguson,
small towns.
As anΓÇÉΓÇÉanother one In 12 words,
"New York City is Ferguson on steroids.
This is where it starts."
I can't sleep. I can't eat.
I am very stressed,
and I start crying,
and then the doctor's job,
he sent me to a psychiatrist.
He asked me if I, like, committed suicide,
and I like, "No, I'm just depressed."
You know, I have childcare problems.
I'm pregnant, < br /> and the job punishes me,
and nobody seems to care.
He doesn't really care too.
ÉÇÉ Can You describe,
when you feel what chest pressure is,
what are you doing? </ P>
ΓÇÉ I'm talking to my boss,
p>
and, uh,
type, uh, conversation
go a little,
um, full of pressure.
like I felt last year, like, crazy hiΓÇÉΓÇÉ
like, all these emotions happen through you,
and you don't have anyone -who to talk to. When you go to ΓÇÉΓÇÉ
to the police station, they will tell you,
"Oh, you can talk "to people from POPPA,
and you can talk to the police priest,"
and everyone will do ΓÇÉΓÇÉ they will attack you
and they will take it your weapon.
They claim
that we have all of these entities,
that when you have a problem with the police department,
you can talk to,
but you can't speak to anyone.
ΓÇÉ the captain called medical district
and asked them to order me back to work,
and the district doctor said to me,
"You make up every reason
doesn't go to work."
I don't knowΓÇÉΓÇÉI wasΓÇÉΓÇÉ I don't know what to do.
I said, "Sir, this is not a game."
I went to the preΓÇÉterm workforce. </ P>
Like, I contracted at five months of pregnancy. </ P>
That's not good. </ P>
You promoteΓÇÉΓÇÉ <br and his boss,
who killed two black people in 15 months in New York City,
but Edwin Raymond, who scored eight points
on the promotion exam,
doesn't qualify to be sergeant,
because his boss said
that his activity wasn't good enough.
This man should be promoted
a long time ago.
So... there is something to do.
MisΓÇÉΓÇÉMr. Bratton,
the ball is in your court.
ΓÇÉ I want to go back for police matters
but, you know, only-ÇÉΓÇÉ when before,
you told me about prayer,
maybe because this might be the most stressful
period of your life. ΓÇÉ That's right, of course.
So what are you doing? What you have added
to handle with this continuation,
seems endless, super stressful situation?
ΓÇÉ Good question. Um...
Well, that one thing, umΓÇÉΓÇÉ
it & apos; sΓÇÉΓÇÉyou know , I never imagined
that this would be something that could help me,
but actually, I have a childhood that is very difficult,
and, um, sometimes, I just thought about...
the fact that I managed through that type of difficulty,
and IΓÇÉΓÇÉI used it to strengthen me.
I also looked back, uh, our ancestors, you know?
WeΓÇÉΓÇÉwe benefits from their sacrifice.
I'm looking at it as AΓÇÉΓÇÉa patchwork quilt,
where every generation gets to sew the parts themselves.
Yes. ΓÇÉ And the goal is
to continue past the blanket
until the blanket is big enough
to protect us all
from cold air suppression.
First at 5:00 now,
a NYPD bomb.
Four of the departments most senior leaders
in the middle of a scandal.
And now the police commissioner
is taking action as a government federal
investigates corruption.
CBS 2 political reporters
Marcia Kramer with the latest about this.
ÉÇÉ Today, what we ask for
Mr. de Blasio, mayor, doing
is forming a commission investigating
pervasive corruption,
official, and bribe
errors at the executive level
of New York City Police Department.
But the officer complained
corruption and quota.
Commissioner Bratton said "That's a bull,"
"That doesn't make sense,"
"The officers must stop." </ P>
Now, the, uh, head,
they will be investigated </ p >
for corruption,
so that tells you there,
Commissioner Bratton must back down.
You will share everything?
We are ΓÇÉΓÇÉwe & apos; reΓÇÉΓÇÉ we are here,
so thank you, officer. ΓÇÉ Very proud of you, friend.
How are you? ΓÇÉ Good.
ΓÇÉ Well, I understand good news for you.
I found out that there are also other videos, </ p >
and the video doesn't show you.
It shows someone else as a shooter,
and I'm in the process of getting it.
I also found who the shooter was,
and I am in the process of now meeting him
and displaying it on the video,
p>
and I will have it that proof
is very long for you.
but, um,
I am 100% sure we will win this case.
There is no way we can lose this case.
I know you are innocent,
and there is nothing that will change that.
They will try to get you an offer else.
They will try to offer you
another, uh, deal to get out of here.
Will you take the deal?
ÉÇÉ No, I won't.
ÉÇÉ Why? ΓÇÉ Because I'm innocent.
If the department is questionable
about why that that I am not promoted,
they will not have an answer. There are no valid answers,
because it's just corruption.
So finally, I'm out there
and want to talk the truth of ÇÉΓÇÉ
they have no choice
but for promote me.
Results from their success
in competition examination of civil servants,
76 police officers
is being promoted to sergeant rank.
Will the members be promoted to sergeant rank
please go up to their seats
for administration from the oath of
by Chief Spano.
Attention!
Christopher Knoll?
This is a nightmare < br /> for them
for me for promotion,
because now I surpass
more than 20,000 people.
And know how department moves,
I'm sure they are looking for to release something
to discredit me.
But whatever the consequences,
I will do <br whatever I have to do.
Edwin Raymond.
- ΓÇÉ What did you do to me? - It's OK, it's okay.
That oΓÇÉΓÇÉ ΓÇÉ I'm fine.
ΓÇÉ WellΓÇÉdeserved. ΓÇÉ Thank you.
ΓÇÉ I am jealous.
p>
ÉÇÉ Here. ΓÇÉ Okay.
I love you, brother.
Aw, man.
and then many other things to cancel.
Applause from the protesters
welcomed the Police Commissioner Bill Bratton </ p >
as he walked out of the city hall
after announcing his resignation.
His term was marked
by Eric Garner the case of chokehold
and corruption,
but the mayor insisted
that was not the reason Bratton entered it. </ P>
ΓÇÉ 110%,
has nothing to do with this. </ P>
I can't breathe! I can't breathe! </ P>
ΓÇÉ I think the suit we much to do
with this man to resign. Much to do with it.
ΓÇÉ I was pioneered to do what correct,
it made it for me, which shows the insincerity
uh, what what the department says
and what it does.
ΓÇÉ To build a foundation
that started more than 20 years ago
was a shared vision
when I was, together with Jack Maple,
John Timoney, John Miller,
goes into effect new types of science,
new types of accuracy, to supervise,
that is said that the police count,
the problem of the police.
ΓÖ¬ Hey, hey, hey goodbye ΓÖ¬
ÉÇÉ This is an email
in the case number
06885
in 2015.
Claims that must be made with quotas,
where the most important claim
contained in the altered complaint,
has been completely stopped.
The most important part The case is gone.
I will not lie to you. The decision is depressing.
The judge said, based on how the quota law was written,
the police cannot sue.
They can only file complaints
directly with the department.
No problem
does what the department do wrong or not.
The judge hasn't reached the
benefit of the substance of the claim.
The judge just said, Simply put,
you can't sue this.
There is no right to act.
Wait, does the judge see what evidence even
when making this determination?
ΓÇÉ Judge hasn't gone to the point
where you can see evidence.
We just filed a complaint.
So what about NYPD 12?
Do you think this for them?
ΓÇÉ Oh, no. Obviously, I mean, no.
>
The case is not completely dismissed.
We still have a chance to move forward
with 12 plaintiffs,
be NYPD 12
is still intact,
but we persist with a thread. </ P>
Basically, said judge
Our
doesn't appear with enough evidence to prove
that the way we are revenge
why do you have to go to federal court
if the department itself
has internal resources
to improve our situation?
ΓÇÉ I report to OEOΓÇÉΓÇÉ
Employment Equality Office ManagementΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I report to Internal Affairs.
They do nothing about this .
Reported corruption. Nothing has been done.
Judge knows
this person reported ÇÉΓÇÉ
corruptors
reported to these agents,
and he doesn't do anything.
So that's what I mean believe
is something else happened here.
where you can report the crime
and don't worry about retaliation.
ΓÇÉ And we have no destination to say
Captain McCormack
forced me to stop black people.
ΓÇÉ This agency will stop it.
What this says is what we've tried to fight for,
what Frank Serpico did struggled for,
and the police before that.
ΓÇÉ Right . ΓÇÉ But no one does it.
You see everything from themΓÇÉΓÇÉ
Schools and Serpico and everything,
every time ÇÉÇÇÉevery they do something,
it's shot down at first,
and they endure and persevere,
and good things that I know we have
a good fight.
We will win. That'sΓÇÉΓÇÉthat, I know.
Only how long, is the question, and when.
We all put Our work is on the line,
and we put everything on the phone
to try to expose what is happening
in the department ,
and that's just disappointing
to find out
everything we stand for
is being stopped.
You know?
But karma is hell something, you know?
You don't treat ΓÇÉΓÇÉ you are not ÇÉΓÇÉ
You don't do that for someone,
especially someone brings a child.
Felicia, I want to know,
p>
what do you think you will tell this little one
about this whole experience?
ΓÇÉ Think I will give ÇÇΓΓÉ
I won't tell him anything negative
about this experience. </ P>
As far as I know,
it never happened. It's over. </ P>
It's black history. </ P>
You know? </ P>
Hm. </ P>
ΓÇÉ I feel like I will faint.
Did he say what did he want to do
ΓÇÉ Eat a CÉcooked meal house.
He was sent to his sister to prepare it.
Oh yeah?
He the best cook in the family?
ΓÇÉ No, no, but in that case,
he knows how to do it salmon
with coconut ÇÉΓÇÉ coconut shrimp.
He knows how to do that, so...
- But the rice isn't good. - I feel like
I heard some laughter behind there. </ P>
Yes. Far from the best, but...
ΓÇÉ He sent it, to prepare it for him. </ P>
It will not be the same. </ P>
I love you. </ P>
You succeed. </ P> >
All I can say is
My son is out
and...
the best moment for a while now.
And you are ready to go to court with him ?
ΓÇÉ NΓÇÉnow we are ready to stand trial.
ÉÇÉ You will see it? ΓÇÉ Yes.
ΓÇÉ Yay. ΓÇÉ And we will win.
ΓÇÉ Now the department says there is no quota,
but what is clear, yes, ifΓÇÉΓÇÉ
if the supervisor is still force police officers
to leave and bring back the numbers.
- ÉÇÉ Alright, good afternoon. - Good afternoon.
ΓÇÉ Attention is all absent. Calling orange. </ P>
Oranye, kamu menutupi dasarnya sampai 6:30.
- Two right. - Go right.
Who is the most targeted?
Minority communities.
Give me a minute. Let me confirm from him first.
When IΓÇÉΓÇÉ when I decided to go public,
I... I was nervous.
But, um, I feel what I'm doing
isΓÇÉΓÇÉis needed.
You know, IΓÇÉΓÇÉ I believe in the struggle,
and with struggle, changes occur.
ΓÇÉ Come on, Pedro. Come on.
Come on, come here. Left.
Come on.
ΓÇÉ Become spied on, I'm sure.
Pedro, there.
Are you okay? Are you okay?
ΓÇÉ Yeah.
Hey bro.
I calm down My heartbeat.
All right, number ten, number ten,
number ten, which... ten account number,
Pedro Hernandez.
I called, uh, ten,
and I will call seven immediately afterwards.
Um.... seven.
On the charge, you are welcome to make it
your application also if you want to do anything.
Counselor, if you are pleased? </ P>
ΓÇÉ Uh, yes, on behalf of from my client. </ P>
Alex Spiro. </ P>
Office from the district attorney,
Darcel D. Clark,
uh, deputy advisor,
Julian Bond O & Apos; Connor for people.
- Good morning good afΓÇÉΓÇÉ, judge. - Good morning sir.
ÉÇÉ Yes , judge. Um...
People have done
an investigation,
extensive investigation, of this case ,
even though
uh, watching the account
in this case
has been proven
inconsistent and contradictory .
Therefore, at this time,
people are moving to ignore charges
against Pedro Hernandez
in indictment 2105 of 2016.
Are you okay?
Look at him.
Mr. Hernandez, Your thoughts today?
>
Manuel Gomez,
thank you for my family,
thanks to RFK,
thank you all who was by my side
supports me through the path
and helps me this case is terminated.
Have you ever had a second thought?
What do you think come to this?
Well, my mind is just-ÇÉΓÇÉ
"Have faith. Faith moves mountains."
and I just... "continue."
But what about college scholarships?
That's a big thing.
ΓÇÉ Yes, I college scholarshipsΓÇÉΓÇÉ
I continue with that
and I will go to college
to start a new life.
I'll go a ÇÉdeserved well
a cup of coffee
and, uh, just sit down and...
enjoy , uh, a moment of happiness.
Will youΓÇÉΓÇÉ whether you will go with Jessica
and family, or...
ΓÇÉ Uh, I have to fight another case,
and then I'll see.
We will get in touch with the family
then. Thank you love.
I always know something is coming,
and now something is finally here.
I have to deal with slander.
Let me show you something.
So they say you let the suspect go
just because he is black?
ÉÇÉ Yes, I was accused of letting someone slide
just because he is black.
And the irony is,
you know, thisΓÇÉΓÇÉ Recent attempts to defame
basically tried to think of me as racist.
NYPD 12 had
made myself they themselves are more prone to...
for all types of hazards,
but at the same time,
has brought light to the problem
that we are no longer able
not to acknowledge.
We are at a time when
there are no more rooms for anonymity .
There is no room for silence. We are far beyond that.
Anda tahu, hari-hari kapan seorang petugas duduk dalam siluet
with a veiled voice - ÉÉΓÇÉ those days are gone.
You know?
This is the time where you have to be able to show your face
and you should be able to to speak trut