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Sept. 17, 2024
The Tyreek Hill Incident
Can a single traffic stop alter the public's perception of law enforcement? Join us as we dissect the controversial encounter between NFL star Tyreek Hill and the Miami Police Department. Hill's reckless driving and subsequent non-compliance led to a heated confrontation, leaving many to question the actions taken by both parties. We analyze the professionalism of the officers involved, the demands for their termination by Hill, and what this incident reveals about the broader societal expectations placed on our police.
Throughout the episode, we explore the implications of this incident, emphasizing the critical role of emotional intelligence and proper training for law enforcement. We reflect on how such high-profile encounters can impact police morale and recruitment, while also holding individuals accountable for their behavior during police interactions. This discussion goes beyond the surface to examine the deeper issues at play, urging a balanced and honest conversation about the responsibilities and challenges faced by both law enforcement and the public.
Finally, we draw parallels between the reactions of the Miami Dolphins and the police department, highlighting the double standards that often exist. By critiquing media coverage and stressing the importance of transparent communication, we advocate for honest discussions that can lead to better understanding and improved relations between law enforcement and citizens. Don't miss this provocative episode of Courageous Leadership with Travis Yates, where we tackle the complexities of policing in today's world.
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Transcript
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Welcome to Courageous Leadership with Travis Yates, where leaders find the insights, advice and encouragement they need to lead courageously.
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Welcome back to the show.
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I'm so honored that you were spending a few minutes with us here today and I didn't want to keep talking about issues like this, but it just simply keeps happening.
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I frankly don't understand what's going on with law enforcement leadership.
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Sometimes you see these incidents across the country where there just isn't a question about how we should act and we just keep doing the same thing over and over again.
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Yes, I'm here today to talk about the Tyreek Hill incident, the NFL player for the Miami Dolphins that was stopped on a traffic stop.
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Most of you have seen the video.
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I want to recommend an article that I authored along with Brian Ellis over at thebraveryblueprintcom.
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Hit that website.
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You'll see the article at the top.
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I'll put a link in the show notes.
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I want to cover a few items, a few extra items that we didn't cover in the top.
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I'll put a link in the show notes.
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I wanted to cover a few items, a few extra items that we didn't cover in the article, of course.
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To bring you up to speed, tyree Keel was stopped for speeding before Sunday's NFL football game.
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The officer walked up there, there was an altercation.
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One thing leads to another.
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They pull him out of the car, they handcuff him and everyone loses their mind.
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Tyreek Hill, who acted like an absolute child, is calling for the officer's termination.
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As the week has gone on, he is sort of at the same time he's doubling down calling for the officer's termination.
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He's also saying that he made some mistakes and he could do things better.
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But I want the officer fired.
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Pretty unique, because if Tyree Kill used that standard on himself, he would have been fired from the NFL long ago from his alleged violent crimes in his past.
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But let me just tell you how simple this could have been from a leadership standpoint to address and how I still haven't heard anything from the Miami Police Department other than they've suspended the officer, which is kind of insane.
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Let's just break this down and we'll talk about it.
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So here's what we know and keep in mind.
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We know a lot more today than the officers knew on that day.
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Officers around this country are charged with making split-second decisions based on limited information.
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But here's the information they had at the time.
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They allegedly clocked and I say allegedly because there's sort of different stories out there, but I've got a pretty good source that tells me this but I'm going to say allegedly he was going 120 miles an hour in a 40-mile-an-hour zone and then, allegedly, he was also going 60 miles an hour in a construction zone.
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So it was a reckless driving stop.
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And, by the way, most jurisdictions on reckless driving you have a choice between a citation or an arrest.
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That's how serious that charge is.
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The officers walk up to the car, stop nothing out of the ordinary.
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I mean, it was a Lamborghini, but they're in Miami.
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I'm certain they run across those cars all the time.
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The officer walks up and the windows rolled up.
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Now listen, this is the first indicator that something's weird.
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Okay, let's just be honest here.
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Tyree Kill is an adult.
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He knows exactly how to act when he stopped by law enforcement.
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Everybody does.
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Whether you're stopped or not, you know that you don't keep your window rolled up.
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In fact, you can go to various websites out there, from the ACLU to every lawyer, and they will give you instructions on how to act when you're stopped by the police, and it generally says something like this roll your window down, have access to your driver's license, insurance in one place, and you know, follow what the officer says, whatever it's there's just everyone knows.
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Let's not act like Tyree kill is some mentally challenged person that just has no clue how to act.
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We know how you're supposed to act, but nevertheless his window is rolled up.
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So the officer did what any officer in America would do.
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I'm going to keep coming back to this because we're acting like this is some sort of outlier event.
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This is some sort of horrific police activity.
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Now at a point I'm going to change my tone, but up until now the officer did what any officer in America would do.
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They would knock on the window and ask for them to roll the window down.
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Of course Tyreek Hill rolls it down a little bit.
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These are tinted windows so you can't see inside.
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He rolls it down a little bit, barking, orders and screaming and yelling and talking about why he had to knock on his window.
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Yada, yada, yada.
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It's ridiculous, right.
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What's the officer supposed to do?
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Stand there while his window's rolled up?
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Of course he's going to knock on the window and if you watch the video, the officer was very professional, trying to get the information.
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Of course Hill was barking the entire time.
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He finally gets his driver's license and as soon as he gets it he'll rose the window back up.
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The officer then says, knocks on the window and tells him to roll the window down.
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And here's where it gets crazy, and everybody seems to be ignoring this part.
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10 different commands were given to Tyreek Hill in combination of roll your window down about seven times and then it turned to get out of the car.
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He never complied.
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He never complied and everybody that's out there.
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I've seen all these crazy articles you know talking about.
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We should do this differently.
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Well, I would ask, how would you do it?
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Show me a training class in American law enforcement today that says you want some of the windows, keep the window rolled down during a during a traffic stop.
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Show me that class.
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And then, when you show me that class, tell me what that class tells people to do.
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When that happens, just stand there, just say, well, I guess I don't need him to roll his window down.
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I'll transpose this ticket through the glass to him, I'll communicate through telepathic, whatever.
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It's all so ridiculous and I just love it how so-called leadership gurus out there are out there saying this crazy stuff.
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I even heard this one.
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Well, if he wasn't Tyreek Hill, who knows what would have happened?
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Let me tell you what would have happened if it wasn't Tyreek Hill.
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The same exact thing would have happened, he would have gone to jail.
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That's what would have happened.
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From what I I understand, he didn't go to jail.
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Probably their intent was to go to jail and they probably ended up writing him a ticket and he went on to the game and scored touchdowns right and mocked the officers after his touchdown.
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It's so ridiculous to to act like this has something to do with race or something to do with you know, bad cops.
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How do the officers even know what race he is?
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Are you blind and you don't see that these windows are completely tinted?
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And how do you discount 10 commands to follow orders and he defies them?
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So my question is to all of these people out there with their Monday morning quarterback how many commands do you give?
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10, 20, 30?
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How many times do you ask him to roll the window down and he doesn't do it?
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How many times you ask him get out of the car and he doesn't do it?
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Tell me a number.
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Tell me a number that would satisfy you, because I'll tell you right where I work.
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We don't ask 10 times, we ask a few times, and that exact same thing would have happened.
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I've lost a good friend at a car stop like this, because we were up at the car for 10 or 15 minutes trying to get compliance and everybody listening to this in law enforcement.
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If you've been in law enforcement for a number of years, you know of people that have lost their lives due to this.
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Now I know what all the media says.
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They're going to say oh, travis is out here saying everybody's trying to kill him.
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No, I'm not saying that.
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But I'm saying if you want to badmouth the officers, give me the solution.
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Tell me what you would have done.
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Would you have sat there and just asked nicely, 25 times?
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So they asked him 10 times.
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Finally, when they asked him to get out of the car and he refuses again they extract him from the car.
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Now I want to know one training class that says not to do it that way.
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Tell me a training class that when somebody defies 10 commands inside a vehicle, that you're that continues to defy.
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By the way, he never complied, even when they pulled him out of the car.
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They had to forcefully pull him out of the car and he had to.
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He didn't even comply, giving his hands behind his back.
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So he never actually complied in his traffic stop, except for initially when he rode the window down a little bit, which isn't full compliance.
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So I want to know the one training class you're going to hang your hat on that says we should have done something different, because what I saw was very standard behavior for somebody that acts that way.
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Let me tell you how unordinary and uncommon this stop was.
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In 30 years of law enforcement, I have never had anybody act like that.
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I've had people have their windows rolled up, I would ask, and they roll the windows down.
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I have never had anybody do that, and most of you in law enforcement haven't either.
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That's how odd this was.
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In fact, you even see the officer when he knocked on the window and he doesn't roll down.
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He kind of looks back at the other officers like what's going on here?
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That's how odd it is.
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In fact, that's the image we have on the article at the bravery blueprint, because you can tell he locks up.
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He just looks back at the officers like what in the world is going on?
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Because that is not how people act.
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There's been a lot said about oh well, tyreek Hill was scared because he was a black man being stopped by the law enforcement.
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Well, if he was scared, he certainly didn't act like it.
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He was defiant, he was combative, he was argumentative.
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He certainly didn't act like it.
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I've stopped people that were fearful of law enforcement and they don't act that way and normally you can immediately tell and you can try to put them at ease.
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And they're certainly trying to be compliant.
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They're nervous.
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I get that.
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That's not how he was acting.
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This whole thing is absolute nonsense.
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Now people say, well, the officer shouldn't have been verbally abusive.
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I agree with you and I would ask you Where's Hill's responsibility in that?
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Because the officers mirrored his verbal behavior.
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That was clear.
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I'm not saying the officers were right when it comes to the verbal behavior, but hey, listen, these things occur.
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We can deal with these things.
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This is a training issue.
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It's emotional intelligence, it's dealing with stress.
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We understand that.
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But some of that comes from just the sheer weirdness of this.
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Stop.
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I can guarantee you those officers had never dealt with that before.
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We've dealt with a lot of things in law enforcement, but that was so out of the ordinary and Hill has to take responsibility for that.
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And it's just odd to me that he somehow wants these officers fired because he doesn't like how he was treated.
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Well, there was a way he could have been treated very professionally, but he didn't really give him that opportunity and the whole thing, the whole thing is just silly to me.
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Nobody's saying that.
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Everybody is running to their computer screens and talking about how the officers is the officers that I had one guy say well, do you know that the officer was suspended six times in the last 10 years?
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What does that have to do with this?
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Stop?
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That's a whole nother thing to talk about.
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Granted, what does that have to do with this?
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Stop?
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Do you actually believe that if an officer would have walked up there that hadn't been suspended, he would have acted differently?
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He had no idea who the officer was right?
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So we need to just be honest about this and this is why law enforcement is going down this path.
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Miami pd, do you do?
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Your future recruits are watching this, they're seeing this and your silence tells them all they need to know.
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Now am I saying that you come out and you glorify these officers?
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No, but you had every power to get this accurate narrative out there and you failed.
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You had body cameras of what happened Before that game was over.
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That night.
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You should have come out with that body camera footage and explained to the public why the officers had to act in the way they did.
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I'm not making excuses, for once they got him handcuffed and they were jawing back and forth with him.
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They were obviously visibly upset.
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This is what happens sometimes in human performance.
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Right, that's not the indicator of an officer's career or someone's moral values.
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These things tend to happen sometimes.
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We should train on that, we should talk about that, we should be better at that.
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But being like Chick-fil-A only goes so far.
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It just does Okay.
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And if you're human, you understand.
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How do you completely discount how Tyreek Hill acts, with no stress other than being stopped?
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By the way, what did he think was going to happen?
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Going 120 miles an hour?
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Should he not have expected to be stopped by law enforcement?
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This is nothing more than a spoiled brat acting out.
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But most of the talk I've seen has been putting it on law enforcement.
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Are you not tired of being beat up like this for these silly things?
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I know I am.
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I'm tired of leaders just letting us get beat up.
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Why am I the one talking about it?
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I say this constantly.
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Why am I the one trying to defend the Miami Police Department?
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It is just absolutely ridiculous.
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We should be past this.
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We certainly should be past this.
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Now I know some people will listen to this and go oh, yates is an apologist for all law enforcement, or Yates is an apologist.
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No, I just told you there was a certain point in that stop I don't agree with, and that's the verbal altercation the officer started having back with him.
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Let knuckleheads act like that.
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We don't act like that.
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No, I'm not a complete apologist.
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But if you want me to believe that it was normal for someone to disobey 10 commands, I even had somebody say well, they should have asked differently.
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Okay, what do you suggest?
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Do you think if you'd have walked up there like a Chick-fil-A my pleasure 10 times, he would have changed his mind?
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Are you kidding me?
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They started off acting that way.
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If you watch the video and get the emotion out of your head, they started off very polite hey, roll your window down.
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He escalated the situation.
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Well, they should have deescalated out here.
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Yeah, but it takes two to deescalate.
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How are you going to de-escalate this guy?
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He never followed commands Ever.
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If you watch the video, play by play.
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He never followed commands and I counted them.
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There were 10 different commands to do what they wanted and I would subject to you that if, at any time, he would have complied, we wouldn't be talking about it.
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If, at command eight, he would have rolled his window down and done what they said we wouldn't be talking about?
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Then I hear this Well, he doesn't have to comply.
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Then you don't know the law, because as soon as he refused to roll his window down, that's called obstruction and that's a misdemeanor charge.
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When you're reckless driving, that's a misdemeanor charge.
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So no, he had to comply.
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There's no getting out of that one.
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Okay, he's either going to comply or they're going to make him comply.
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And when I looked at what I saw, they made him comply.
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Okay, people just don't like what they saw.
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Well, you could not like what you saw.
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But how is that the fault of the officers?
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When that was escalated by Tyree Hill?
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Now, I don't even know this Tyree Kill.
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Apparently he's a pretty good player, but he's a kid and he's a dumb kid at that and he's got probably a little bit of I'm better than you attitude that came.
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That was very clear.
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Listen, I I'm not.
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That's just the way it is sometimes.
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But you cannot any person, whether you're tyreek hill or anybody you cannot act that way and expect anything short of what happened.
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You just can't.
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They gave him seven or eight commands to roll the window down he refused.
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They gave him two or eight commands to roll the window down he refused.
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They gave him two or three commands to get out of the car before, finally, somebody said we're getting him out of the car Because they were tired of waiting around.
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Because you know what happens if you never get that compliance.
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By the way, do you think they would have ever gotten a citation signed?
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He was never rolling the window down and we can all Monday morning quarterback this down and we can all monday morning quarterback this and we know all this information now.
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But if you take a look at that video based on what they know, I don't know how you come to the conclusion that these officers need to be fired.
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Are you joking?
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Are you kidding me?
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The?
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The truth is, if this wasn't tyree kill, none of that would be happening, because most normal citizens understand you can't act that way.
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Okay, he wasn't beaten, he wasn't bruised.
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He had some ugly things said to him after he berated the officers.
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