Bad Cop Videos

Texas Man Dies After Struggling With Deputies, Medical Examiner Finds Meth Toxicity

Wed 19 Aug 2026 14:34:03 +0200

San Elizario, Texas, on March 20, 2026, at approximately 4:59 p.m., El Paso County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to multiple calls about a disturbance in the 12000 block of Campo Bello Drive. Residents reported a man acting erratically, yelling, screaming, climbing into yards, attempting to enter properties, running at full speed and jumping fences while removing clothing. Deputies located 46-year-old Roel Contreras in an open field. He continued acting erratically, rolling on the ground and yelling. As deputies approached for a welfare check. Deputies restrained him with handcuffs and ankle restraints. No weapons, including Tasers or batons, were used. No criminal charges were determined at the time of detention. Shortly after, Contreras lost consciousness. Deputies began CPR. Emergency medical services continued life-saving measures and transported him to Del Sol Medical Center, where he was pronounced deceased at 6:21 p.m. The El Paso County Medical Examiner’s Office determined the cause of death as acute methamphetamine toxicity, with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease as a contributing factor. The manner of death was ruled accidental. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit, Texas Rangers and Internal Affairs Division conducted investigations. Internal Affairs found no policy violations. The Texas Rangers presented findings to the El Paso County District Attorney’s Office. No charges related to the death were announced. Three deputies were placed on administrative leave pending the reviews. Criminal history: On February 23, 2026, Horizon City Police arrested Contreras and Nancy Altamirano, 43, in the 17000 block of Darrington Road after a domestic disturbance call. Contreras identified himself as a caretaker. Officers observed glass pipes with methamphetamine residue during a welfare check and found an elderly individual and Altamirano in a bedroom. Both were charged with abandoning or endangering a child, elderly individual or disabled individual, booked into El Paso County Jail on $2,000 bonds each. Contreras posted a personal recognizance bond. Sources: El Paso County Sheriff’s Office, El Paso County Medical Examiner’s Office

This just shows everyone what "crimes" police actually care about.

Sat 15 Aug 2026 14:32:05 +0200

This just shows everyone what "crimes" police actually care about. This Flock camera was reportedly cut down on Friday and police immediately responded WITH A FORENSICS TEAM For reference, when someone tried to break into my house (video is up on my channel), the police laughed when asked if they were going to look for finger prints or to photograph the would be criminals' foot prints. Someone tries to break in to an average citizens house and potentially kill them - no forensics team. Someone cuts down a 3'' pole on the side of the road endangering literally no one - forensics team with every resource tax payer dollars can be used for immediately Plan accordingly...

UK Piggies going to the homes of Brits and arresting them for filming invader hotels.

Sat 15 Aug 2026 09:06:03 +0200

They dragged this woman off who is the sole care to her mother!

Suspected domestic abuse victim recorded Texas cop's jaw-dropping remark about 'women

Wed 12 Aug 2026 11:58:03 +0200

A Texas cop was caught on camera telling a man who was being investigated for domestic violence that 'women are the downfall of men.' Rachel Carlton captured the jaw-dropping interaction on her doorbell camera, which revealed two San Antonio Police Department officers casually speaking with her husband after she called them for help. Three officers stood outside as her children played in the yard and her husband sat on the porch during the interaction. 'Look, I'll tell you - women are the downfall of men,' one officer was heard telling her husband. After seeing the interaction, Carlton shared it online with hopes of raising awareness of the officer's inappropriate behavior. 'I called SAPD because my husband is being aggressive, threatened to beat my a** and I’m pretty sure is back on drugs,' Carlton shared in the caption of her video. 'I put a camera inside my home for mine and my kids protection and my husband saw it, grabbed it and smashed it outside with a bat. Thanks for encouraging my husbands bad behaviors SAPD. Way to protect the public.' Carlton shared a separate video on Facebook of her husband outside their home smashing an object with a baseball bat. She told a commenter that she reported the officer to the department. A sergeant told her they had identified the officer who made the remark and had moved it up the chain of command. She added in the caption of her TikTok video that the officer had responded to their home before. Carlton claimed that the officer had previously threatened to take both her and her husband to jail and place their children with Child Protective Services if he responded to another call at their home.

Female officer ran away as a man destroys her car and threw a stone at her

Wed 12 Aug 2026 11:44:24 +0200

Rocks are deadly weapons. She should've ended his ass

Black Woman Punched By State Tropper During Traffic Stop In Arkansas

Tue 11 Aug 2026 22:52:04 +0200

Manila, AR - Newly released footage of an officer tackling an 18-year-old Black woman to the ground and punching her in the head after a traffic stop in Arkansas is causing anger and demands for a use-of-force investigation. Alisa Hackett, of Osceola, Arkansas, was pulled over on State Highway 18 near Manila at about 10:45 p.m. on Aug. 1 after she was seen driving 71 mph in a 60-mph zone with the vehicle's hazard lights on, according to an Arkansas State Police report of the incident. When she was pulled over, Hackett told state trooper Moisses Arellano she was rushing home because her car's window had broken, according to the police report. Arellano noted that Hackett was not wearing her seat belt, had her license plate covered, and had a cold bottle of liquor in the front seat, according to the police report. In the dashcam footage, Arellano can be heard saying, "Why do you have a Tito's bottle, you're not even 21?" Later in the footage, Arellano acknowledges the bottle was sealed. Arellano described Hackett as "being difficult" when he issued her citations, according to the report. He then called another trooper who said Hackett had been pulled over for speeding "a few days earlier" and had an open alcohol container in her vehicle, but was let go with a warning. The other trooper is heard in the footage telling Arellano, "Well, she got an attitude, take her ass to jail." Arellano then decided to arrest Hackett, who is 5-foot-1 and 118 pounds, and asked her to step out of the car, according to the report. After initially complying, "she began turning around and repeatedly asked what she had done," the police report said, adding she continued to pull away from the officer and he "took her to the ground." "After giving multiple commands for her to roll over without compliance, I delivered one closed-fist strike to the left side of her face in an attempt to gain compliance," Arellano wrote in the report. "After the strike, she continued resisting by pulling her wrists away and refusing to roll over." He pointed a stun gun at her midsection, but did not fire, and she then complied in putting her hands behind her back, and she was arrested, the report said. Hackett was arrested for refusal to submit to arrest, possession of alcohol by a minor, speeding, not wearing a seat belt, improper display of license tags, and an offense for improper headlights.

Off Duty Chicago Police Sergeant Confronts Teens Striking Girl Who Was Recording

Mon 10 Aug 2026 23:26:03 +0200

A video circulating on social media appears to show an off-duty Chicago police officer confronting a group of teenagers before striking a teenage girl who was recording the encounter. According to community-sourced accounts and statements made by teenagers in video from the incident, the confrontation reportedly began after two younger teens were accused of chasing and harassing two girls. Older teenage boys reportedly stepped in after learning about the alleged harassment and confronted the younger group. In video providing additional context, teenagers can be heard discussing what they say happened beforehand. Their account indicates the older teens confronted the younger group over the alleged harassment of the girls. The younger teens’ father, described by community members as an off-duty Chicago police officer, became involved after being told that members of the older group had knives, an allegation the older teenagers denied. During the confrontation, the off-duty officer made threats of physical violence toward members of the older group, according to video from the incident. A teenage girl associated with the group was recording when the circulating footage appears to show the officer making physical contact with her. Community members have additionally claimed the man is a CPD sergeant and have circulated information regarding previous lawsuits involving him. At this time, there is no publicly available information indicating whether the off-duty officer will face disciplinary action or criminal charges in connection with his interaction with the teenage girl.

Chandler, AZ is dDiscontinuing the use of their 40+ Flock Cameras... The Reason Ain't so Shocking!

Sun 09 Aug 2026 11:44:03 +0200

Chandler, AZ is discontinuing the use of their 40+ Flock cameras and its AI powered software system after an audit found YET ANOTHER officer had reportedly illegally used the unconstitutional system for personal use.

Plan accordingly...

An ELECTRIC taser next to a ACTIVE gas pump.

Thu 06 Aug 2026 07:59:03 +0200

Stupid cop

Georgia Officer Caught On Camera Punching Black Man

Tue 04 Aug 2026 23:59:13 +0200

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ga. — The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office is asking the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to look into a video that shows a deputy punching a man. The video, which has circulated on social media, shows the deputy on top of the man and punching him. The video also shows the man grabbing at the deputy's vest and apparently trying to grab equipment. According to Baldwin County Sheriff Bill Massey, it happened recently at the Texaco gas station on Vinson Highway. He says the deputy was dispatched for trespassing at the gas station and the suspect scuffled with the deputy. Massey has not released the name of the suspect or the deputy or released an incident report on the case. He says there's a full video of the incident, but he's also not released that. Massey did not name the deputy or the man involved, but he did say that the man being punched was arrested. The GBI was called in because of the very public nature of the video, which is in total about 13 minutes, according to Massey. Video circulating on social media is much shortly at roughly 13 seconds. He says that the incident report is not available.

DEI Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes appeared to want to fight a journalist

Tue 28 Jul 2026 06:01:02 +0200

DEI Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes appeared to want to fight a journalist after he was asked about not being in the state often for work. It was learned that Barnes was in Dallas, Texas when the mass sh—ting happened. The press conference was delayed for over five hours after the shooting on July 26 at the Bite of Seattle food festival. Three were killed, and seven others were injured. The city did not inform the public for all those hours that a suspect was and still is at large. A black 15-year-old of unknown sex was detained, but officials aren't sure if the teen is the one who killed people.

Dyke DEI Asheville Police Chief Avoids Calling A Mass Shooting 'Black Gang Violence'

Mon 27 Jul 2026 05:08:03 +0200

The July 19 attack on Biltmore Avenue outside Dalton’s Distillery and a nearby parking lot involved 25 to 30 gunshots fired from a vehicle in what police now confirm was direct retaliation for a July 5 shooting at Maple Crest apartments. Interim Police Chief Jackie Stepp told reporters the Biltmore Avenue incident is “the latest chapter in an ongoing pattern of retaliatory violence.”