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WATCH: After having been assaulted, robbed, and intimidated by illegal aliens outside of the notorious Roosevelt Hotel Migrant Processing Center in New York City who became visibly agitated after we caught them on camera possibly engaging in a drug deal, responding NYPD police officers were clearly agitated and became...

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Cool Hand Longhorn2 years ago

@NYPDnews @NYPD - This officer in the video is a disgrace. The phone is not evidence, the video footage is. He is being hostile to American citizens who are the victims of a crime and he is also lying and misrepresenting the process of an investigation to them. And as an excuse not to do his job. The video footage can easily be shared and/or stored for easy access. He is demanding confiscation of the phone, which has secured access and the victim's personal information. This clown must be addressed and reprimanded and the NYPD should be at least at a elementary level on what video evidence and how to process it into a case.

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StevenHossOfficial2 years ago

This is what lazy police officers do when they don’t want to do their job, they’ll make it difficult for the individuals that are reporting the crime on purpose to deter people from actually reporting the crime. He almost looks enraged that he hast to do his job.

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JB 🇺🇸2 years ago

This isn’t America anymore people truly need to start getting prepared for the worst because it’s coming.

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Remote Viewing Only2 years ago

100% footage is the evidence. I’m sure the officer or that officers agency has a general email address you can provide it all there. This cop is part of the problem by looks of it.

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WildBillNC🇺🇸2 years ago

Joe Biden’s America puts illegals first!

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David Shapiro2 years ago

He’s gonna deport them all!

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Louis le Roi 🏴‍☠️2 years ago

“That’s not how this works.” - NYPD Supervisor Threatening victims of crime, ignoring assault on police officers and tilting the scales of justice in favor of an obvious criminal. New York City cannot sustain this level of contempt for the rule of law.

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Ty Knots2 years ago

I support the police protecting and serving but this guys face…it’s killing me.

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Dr Vincent Sativa 🇺🇸2 years ago

The police in New York are useless. I had a neighbor who tried assaulting me months ago, and the cops wouldn't arrest him because the guy couldn't land his punches. They told me next time I needed to do a citizen arrest. How sad is that?

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