the grammy give like a long dissertation and study on you know why these things are happening it probably won't be as effective as people like you know. in. vilinsky a clear warning for though sharing the video over and over again because you know some people have some laws most of followers and some people have huge amounts of followers but if you put all of them together and keep pumping this over and over again people are going to see dirty little secrets have been within these police departments. change happens. how has the prevalence of video recording devices and. other devices affected the relationship between the police and the community in places like baltimore or do they know i mean they know i think they must fear a phone every time they see it as much as they say they have the gun pointed out i think police must bear down more than anything. you know what i would love i would

love to have more than anything but look at these videos trying to say it's almost like the body don't exist it's like you've got people around recording you and you still doing the same stupid things is so weird to me like you're not very calming that i think that's i think we just don't understand it like how how do the police from baltimore still expect people to trust when this stuff keeps happening and it takes citizens not the people elected and paid to protect people to do something about it it takes it takes all of people sharing it on line whether it's the misunderstood missing piece because at the end of the day regardless of who share what in this in the mind of this police officer that is young twenty four twenty five yoga he still doesn't value people. stricken by poverty he just doesn't he that is not how you treated him and. when the whole world saw then you know. it's tough for him to resign over these public officials to make

statements like this got up and all of these people involved they know what's going on but the fact that everybody saw it is with me every you know as what made this you know move as quick as it moved i'm actually on it that it moved out of the way this situation has been handled so far because it is sufficient we did not wait six months from now just a geisha in a body can because everybody saw it and then actual charges yeah that's what i want to ask you is that you you mentioned you spoke loud line over there so you shared it like crazy this video with with the officer williams what about that particular video. you know look the tragedy of this country is we see a lot of videos from a lot of people do a lot of cricket things over and over and over but certain videos really take you know they grasp the imagination of the public it's like there were police gramma's of eggs and there's a popular really talented young bottom up rather named young who posted the video he was actually outside when i was so angry as i watched the video the first and

you made me upset is the god standing there so if you wanted to lock him up you could have just you know tackled him down to the ground but it comes on normal procedure but you've got this guy officer williams who is like a cowardly little you know like a little reject the stupid little guy who is with the guy he was attacking his name's no he was attack enough and he was hitting i mean heading into hitting him in the head of all of these times and he couldn't even make him fall so there's like a problem with your masculinity right then let's swing it to somebody twenty times and you can even not come out so you know when he finally got him to trip over the steps to put the cuffs on he tried to like me and i had him again and i'm like wow this is obviously a problem and the world needs to see this guy he's not resisting arrest he didn't run he didn't do anything wrong he stood there and he still had to get treated like that so that's one of the things that i think made a lot of people upset is this isn't a guy who's trying to fight because this is a guy who's standing and you've got this ridiculous silly little cups we got all of

these punches and you can connect it just not doing anything which was tied into a deeper problem and then we find out that this has been harassing this guy for a long period of time is that this is not the first video there's no other videos on internet where he's been doing the same thing so i think what got me upset me most about the video is we say this over and over and over again and no one believes it until we show it but this time we did like i said all these people who i mentioned earlier the valencia is an adult and alison i want to share this video a lot and everyone got a chance. there is the hard part too is that it's hard to keep watching these videos because it's traumatizing to watch that happen to another human being and i think it's so incredibly more a trauma thing to see someone who's supposed to be. the person that you're supposed to call when something goes wrong when you feel unsafe these other people are supposed to come in and keep you safe and i don't know anyone who thinks that right

now so anymore with the police that there's such a lack of i don't my first reaction if i get scared is not a cop is just like slavery so people are good at you know slavery and for moral reasons which probably played a small part but one of the huge reasons why slavery ended in the united states is because of the country start to get wind of what we were doing in america and it was saying whoa how can we respect this place as a nation if you are training people up to string them up with trees in slicing their stomachs open and watching the babies come up before you step on the field it's like this is an american story and when you should light on what's happening in the dark then people start to scatter and they want to see things different city public school systems and i haven't he grew up i went to school i wouldn't school in the ninety's early two thousand we didn't have the you know but we could put a video of kids trying to learn a lot of the vision where you can see the cold air come out of them out of their ears and nostrils you know people see that and they say oh oh i don't want to be

known as the governor of a state that has schools like that here's some money let's fix the problems. and that was the interesting thing too is that this this officer if there hadn't been video interesting i think if there hadn't been video we would be having a very different discussion because this was a guy who was decorated student in the police academy which police academy is you've always pushed for a feeling that there's more structure here somebody came out a decorated student from the police academy generally considered an officer on the rise if this video wasn't there what do you think the conversation would be if if the. not came up and said he did this to me and there was no video to back him up he would have been laughed out of the room he would have been left out of the room like because you know this business is usual like the cattle the police academies mass produced people like offit williams you know what i'm saying one point you see him is celebrated you look at his actions there's nothing there to celebrate

there's nothing to celebrate this is a ridiculous person to celebrate but. it is a shot of black people that are going to low income neighborhoods trying to terrorize and wreak havoc on citizens you get a chance to get extra little and i don't let me ask you both is there or is there is there a line though of this even excluding the elements of like we're capturing police brutality and crimes against people is there a downside though to this kind of viral video sharing frenzy you know what it doesn't have anything to do with like let's say someone fishel position you know attacking someone but let's say just you know filming people in their privacy and then share an on line because this body or celebrity or you know whatever you want to call it like is there a downside to this kind of viral video craze but as of now we don't have the luxury to even consider the downside because this is a public servant this is a public service so you know. the filament of everything is like what's the

alternative because we've been saying different before camera phones came out no one has been listening that's interesting i wonder the other thing i feel like it's such a hard thing to understand is an african-american officer doing it another african-american and i think that. that also i had that moment where i'm thinking this is someone who is taught through the through the police academies that are full of as we know white supremacists who are hopped up on this is literally someone who is told this is this is how you treat for. them a black slave catches. like many black on white crime that's why you don't have to be a white person to subscribe to a systemic oppression and be humanisation of black people he sees himself as the guy who was in the service he sees himself as the guy who was you know a shining star in the police academy he sees himself as above the people he was

quickly saying not understanding you're not above them you actually work for them so you should be trying to have no you should be out there you know right in crimes you shouldn't be out there fighting people you know unless those people are trying to harm people that's the difference that i was in harmony about i was just standing there being a you know it's one of those things where i'm excited about the rise of citizen journalism excited that people can finally you know instantaneously say look at by see a servant of the public doing something wrong committing a misdeed against the public i can get that out there and people can share right away actually that's one of the great things i see in the future of this and kind of holding people accountable now we just have to get the machinery of government and the members involved to actually realize oh we're accountable now so hopefully we'll see more and more of that down walk it was always a pleasure to have you on thank you so much for coming on a great talk. hello is it bri you're looking

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doesn't come. up with the article below. zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero well. those who don't share values need to know that there will always be a serious price to pay if red lines were crossed the british foreign secretary urges more sanctions against russia during a visit to washington as the us treasury his top the measures for moscow's quote malign activity. we can bring even more economic pain to bear and we will not

hesitate to do so if its conduct does not demonstrably and significantly change. also this hour microsoft claims russian hackers are outed again by targeting u.s. senate and conservative think tanks but while listing the suppose of culprits the tech giant took the chance to push its own products. and as the syrian army gears up to retake the militant held on claim it live western media outlets warn a civilian massacre is possible the same outlets though fail to mention the area is under the control of the hottest groups accused of war crimes. this is r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned ten pm welcome to the program. thank sions is definitely the buzzword

in washington this tuesday with yet more calls to tighten restrictions against russia for a series of issues for which moscow is being blamed the british foreign secretary who's on his first official visit to the u.s. urge western partners to unify in pressure on russia. those who do. need to know that there will always be a serious price to pay if red lines across the united kingdom its allies to go further by calling on the european union to ensure its sanctions against russia a comprehensive and that we stand shoulder to shoulder with the u.s. we heard him speak to the u.s. peace institute he made his remarks and essentially he called for more hostility to russia in aspen and it's interesting because his speech was actually leaked to the press ahead of time so people knew what he was going to say before he said it then he followed the draft of his speech that was leaked pretty pretty closely and now

just two weeks ago we saw a new sanctions imposed on russia by the united states in response to the accusation about the involvement in the chemical weapons attacks now the latest measures will come into rounds those sanctions are they limit financing and exports they specifically banned the sale of national security goods that are sensitive like technology the the second round the tougher round that will come into force in november. could include the banking sector restrictions on imports and it would actually suspend diplomatic relation there and actually terminate flights between the two countries now moscow has said that this amounts to economic warfare against russia this is what has been the response i suppose that i wasn't surprised.