Body cam of Adrien Broner arrest

[Chuckguy]

B.S. arrest. They coulda let him go. But since it was Broner they wanted to put his name in the paper. He got arrested in Covington, KY but the warrant was out of Ohio. All they had to do is tell him he has an outstanding warrant and get it taken care of and let him go.

Or they can do their job and arrest him
It's not their fault he has a warrant

[Redd Foxx]

...why is this idiot making jokes about "having two guns on him"...

You're familiar with Adrien Broner, right?

The "prefrontal cortex" is the thing in our brains that warns us of consequence. I used to think he lacked it but I'm now pretty certain his is wired backwards, guiding him directly to the worst choices possible.

[NC Uppercut]

Looks like Broner was feelin alright. A least a lil buzzki 😂 slurrin n stuttering. He hates to have to holla at Al bout dis one doe

[NC Uppercut]

You're familiar with Adrien Broner, right?

The "prefrontal cortex" is the thing in our brains that warns us of consequence. I used to think he lacked it but I'm now pretty certain his is wired backwards, guiding him directly to the worst choices possible.

Couldn't have said it better!

[-Kev-]

1:52 when Broner shouts

"Disodily conduck"

[-Kev-]

Ahh I did not realize that. It seems like he almost had them talked into it, but they said they had to as it was their policy. They seemed friendly with him at least. That is more than we can say for many other videos of police interactions these days.

You know I noticed that but I think the reason why we will see an increasing amount of friendliness from police against ********** is because of those body cams. Which is probably why some departments are against the idea, they want a little more freedom when they approach someone. It also eliminates the countless lies of police saying "he reached for my gun" or 'he resisted arrest'. It's all on camera. See this could've turned ugly, maybe the cops would've been more provocative, escalate things, be a unreasonably rough. Instead it looked like a fairly civilized arrest.

[mrpain81]

Broner is a living,walking,talking stereotype.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

You know I noticed that but I think the reason why we will see an increasing amount of friendliness from police against ********** is because of those body cams. Which is probably why some departments are against the idea, they want a little more freedom when they approach someone. It also eliminates the countless lies of police saying "he reached for my gun" or 'he resisted arrest'. It's all on camera. See this could've turned ugly, maybe the cops would've been more provocative, escalate things, be a unreasonably rough. Instead it looked like a fairly civilized arrest.

Well, you don't have to be so negative. Maybe they would had let him go but since it was on cam they had to follow protocol. You know?

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

You're familiar with Adrien Broner, right?

The "prefrontal cortex" is the thing in our brains that warns us of consequence. I used to think he lacked it but I'm now pretty certain his is wired backwards, guiding him directly to the worst choices possible.

It suffers from reverse polarity.

[Dr Rumack]

Any explanation for why someone tried to kill him? That's a bigger deal than some old warrant.