Police Incident and Accountability Discussion

This is what happened today, literally.

asked me, stopped me,

once the police unit identified itself,

a person, then they blocked her.

They provided no evidence, nothing.

They called unknown individuals

in camouflage uniforms and masks,

smashed the window with a sledgehammer and pulled the guy out.

She also has bodily injuries, then they drove away.

We will hold everyone

criminally liable,

we will expose them all.

That is certain.

If they think that

as usual, they’ll get away with it and won’t enter the information

about

a criminal offense in the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations, then they are very mistaken.

We always see cases through to the end.

This is what they did.

Here.

Thank you. Where are you from

do you know that it’s a phone?

And tell me, where did you buy it?

How do you know that?

The phone was with the man.

How do you know that? No, he put it in his pocket,

there, in the open visible pocket.

How could he have it?

You have his phone.

Right, so it’s in the car, because they were dragging him, he had the phone—

Then whose pocket is it?

My phone.

There, I’m telling you, it was—

Not mine, it’s those people in masks. And that they

beat me.

Tell me, where did you buy the phone? What are you doing now?

Then give them to me.

Who?

The phone.

You bought it. What’s wrong with that?

How do you know this information?

We called them and asked. Is there any?

There is.

Good, that’s how we need to talk to you.

You see, I’m explaining it to you.

You, you…

Who’s talking nonsense?

You are.

I’m not talking nonsense, I’m explaining that there’s no difference at all.

There is a difference, because either you’re aiding a criminal—

How?

By covering for him. I’m asking you, where did you get this

information?

How am I aiding him?

As of today, she has no information that you bought this phone.

What information? I’ve told her more than once.

Is this official information?

Nope.

Is this official information? I'm asking you a direct question.

Let's speak plainly. Is this official

information?

What do you need for it to be official information?

An official document.

What kind?

The kind you will provide now.

What kind?

You just signed the document and write, here, you sign the document.

Do I have to sign a document?

Of course.

And how do I sign it?

You're saying that it's

true. You're saying that it's true.

I don't have it, so I can't write it.

I understand.

But you're saying that it's

true.

They'll still

bring it.

In short, this guy really said a lot.

A lot.