What's your badge number? I'm giving you a warning. No warning about what? I'm asking you a question. What's going to hurt? What's going to hurt? This 40mm. Why are you going to shoot a 40 millimeter to someone three feet away? Who's asking your badge number? What am I doing? [00:00:20] Go ahead. What is it? I'm behind glass. Why is your name and badge number? You work for us, bitch. What is your badge number? What is your name? I'm behind glass. What is your badge number? Name and serial number. Why'd you rip the name off your helmet? [00:00:44] One more time. What's your badge number? Hey. Yeah. I'm not going anywhere. What's your badge number? That's okay. I'm gonna pop you right now because you're taking up my focus. [00:01:04] Put it up for a mask. He shot the man with a non lethal gun, but he shot the man [00:01:19] because he could not handle questions. LAPD male Karen decided to shoot a man with a non-lethal gun for asking name and badge number. [00:01:34] Protester in Los Angeles says L.A. Riot police shot him in the groin after asking for the officer's name. Now, see, that's a crime with the cop has done all right. [00:01:50] The man who was shot posted this explanation to X. Mr., Shakir Rahman says this cycle shot me in the groin twice with 40 millimeter munitions [00:02:10] because I asked him for his name, which was ripped off of his helmet after he shot others in the groin at close range to watch him tell me he's going to shoot me just for asking who he is, [00:02:28] and then post the video. The Los Angeles Police Department has been using, foam rounds. Reuters reported one version is fired from a 40 millimeter launcher and usually aimed directly at a target, while a second version is fired from a 37 launcher, [00:02:52] and disperses five home runs towards the, the ground once an unlawful assembly has been declared, but is not to be fired directly at people. Officers are forbidden from aiming the sponge rounds at the head, [00:03:11] the neck, groin and the spine. That'll do it, chief. The officers are forbidden to aim the sponge foam things at people. [00:03:27] Sir, your cops will aim and shoot bullets at unarmed children. And you believe that your directive about some damn sponge and foam [00:03:42] is going to fix the culture? No. What are they doing? Well, they're just shooting people at close, close range to make sure it hurts. That's what they're doing. Last year, protester who suffered, [00:04:01] suffered a testicle injury. These guys are aiming for that after an LAPD officer shot him with a foam projectile during a 2020 demonstration. Received a $1.5 million settlement from the city. [00:04:21] Let's put up mr.. Ramon again. Sir, I highly encourage that you, seek legal counsel if you need some direction, so we'll be happy to help you. [00:04:36] Alright. Good luck to you. You have a lawsuit. Defunding the police continues by way of the police. Very sad. Jackson. They they literally have a culture of shooting, citizens in the private areas with their toy guns. [00:04:53] Yeah. You know, because, I guess that's the way that you flex your muscles, you know. And, you know, at the end of the day, it's just like he could have just kept quiet, even though he, ripped off his name tag. He could have just dealt with it, because if he didn't shoot him in the groin, then we wouldn't be talking about him on this program right now. [00:05:11] Neither would anybody else. But, I mean, I guess, you know, part of the job is people asking for your badge number, asking who you work for, asking, you know, all types of questions, what you're doing. And obviously, you should be in a position where you can answer those questions. But if you're not going to answer them, just keep quiet. [00:05:28] You know, like, did you really have to shoot him in the groin? I guess he did because he was talking back to him. But, it's an it's unfortunate, but that's what we gotta deal with. Yeah. And, these cops are supposed to handle pressure, brother. Pressure, right? They supposed to.