[CRAZY VIDEO] Man Arrested After Filming Cops Beating Man And Pregnant Girlfriend.
This is some of the most insane video footage I have ever seen!
This just shows you the power that the police have over the American people, and the lengths that they will go to in order to hide their brutality.
In August, a man filmed Denver police beating a man and tripping his pregnant girlfriend over drug suspicion.
According to TheAntiMedia.org, the police noticed Levi Frazier recording, confiscated his Samsung tablet without permission, and returned it without the footage of the police brutality. Frazier was able to restore the video with a cloud application.
The video was released last month and just last Thursday, he was arrested at a traffic stop.
“It was very well known that the video was shot and things were done on the video that shouldn’t be leaked out,” said Frazier about the officer’s actions. “That it would be bad for the reputation of the police officers.”
His December 11 arrest happened as he was leaving the FBI office, where he was cooperating with the federal investigation into the violent actions of officers Christopher Evans and Charles “Chris” Jones IV in August.
He was on his way to give an interview to Fox 31, whom you gave the video footage to for their investigation last month. Frazier was stopped for a “newly activated traffic warrant” in Park County, Colorado.
According to Fox 31, “Records show the warrant is for failing to appear in court on two traffic tickets from several months ago, failing to show proof of insurance and lack of vehicle registration.”
He was not allowed to bond out over the minor traffic offenses and was forced to spend the night in jail. Denver police refused to comment on the story. They did, however, previously respond to a story where Fraser criticized the officer. They responded in an attempt to smear his credibility by drawing attention to his criminal record and accusing him of using “aliases.”
This move drew condemnation from the Denver Mayor’s Citizen Oversight Board, which wrote in an open letter to Denver police chief, Robert White: “Instead of thanking the witness who came forward to share information, the DPD publicly attacked his character. It is very likely that the DPD’s attack on this witness will only reinforce fears in the community, and inhibit other members of the public from cooperating with DPD if they witness possible officer misconduct in the future.”
