THEY SHOWED UP AT HIS HOUSE… AND HIS PARENTS HAD NO IDEA WHY‼️
What starts like an ordinary visit quickly turns into something far more serious.
Bodycam footage shows officers arriving at a family home after receiving what appears to be a cyber tip connected to the son. The parents are confronted with the situation in real time, while officers explain that they have a warrant and need to search the residence.
The tension is obvious. Family members are standing outside trying to understand what is happening, while officers move toward the house and prepare to go inside. At one point, the conversation turns to the son's computer and what investigators believe they may find.
Then comes the moment that changes everything: the family realizes this isn't simply a conversation with police. Officers are there to investigate something serious enough to involve a warrant.
The most uncomfortable part is watching the parents process the situation right in front of them — seemingly learning details about their own son's situation as the investigation unfolds.
And that raises the biggest question: If police arrived at your home with a warrant and accused your child of something you knew nothing about, how would you react?
#Bodycam #Police #TrueCrime
Sheriff calls police on paperboy caused huge settlement of 500k.
Newspaper carrier ( yes they still exists) Cedric Altheimer was on his nightly route in Tacoma, Washington, pulling in and out of neighborhood driveways. Off-duty Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer spotted Altheimer in his personal, unmarked SUV, found his driving suspicious, and began following him.
Frustrated by being tailed while trying to work, Altheimer turned his vehicle around to face Troyer and walked up to ask why he was being followed.
Troyer called 911, claiming that Altheimer was threatening to kill him and trying to force his way into his vehicle. Because a threat on a sheriff’s life was reported, the call was dispatched at the highest emergency level. Over 40 officers from multiple agencies rushed to the scene.
When responding Tacoma police officers arrived, they quickly realized the reality of the situation. Altheimer had a car full of newspapers, was visibly on his delivery route, and maintained that he had done nothing wrong other than confront a stranger who was stalking him.
According to official police reports, Troyer walked back his original 911 claims on scene, admitting that Altheimer had never actually threatened him or shown any weapons. Officers de-escalated the scene and cleared Altheimer to finish his route.
Due to the detainment and the fact that the sheriff lied, Cedric did not take this lying down.
Washington State Governor Jay Inslee requested a state investigation. The Attorney General’s Office charged Troyer with two misdemeanors: false reporting and making a false statement to a public servant.
While the charges were in place a jury found Troyer NOT GUILTY on both counts after his defense argued he never intentionally lied.
Cedric also filed a $5 million federal civil rights lawsuit against Pierce County and Troyer alleging racial profiling and illegal detention. The case was officially settled when Pierce County and Troyer offered $500,015 (plus legal fees), which Altheimer accepted without an admission of liability.
Troy was able to finish out his term as sheriff however he didn't get away clean. Following an independent inquiry, Troyer was placed on Pierce County’s "Brady List"—a registry of law enforcement officers with credibility issues on record.
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