Have you ever asked yourself why don't more police speak out against police brutality and misconduct?

I want to show you why.

A brave brother came out just about two months ago right after the murder of George Floyd and said how horrible it was.

Now this was a police officer and he posted it on Tik-Toc. It went super viral. He just got fired. This is Sean King, and you were listening to

The breakdown. The breakdown. Breakdown.

The breakdown.

The breakdown.

The breakdown.

Every day I see people on all of my social media pages asking and it's a good question to ask

why don't more quote-onunquote good police officers and we can debate all we want if they're good officers and bad officers?

People say why don't more good police officers speak out against police brutality and police misconduct and police abuse?

I know the answer to that

because so many officers that have tried to speak out on misconduct and their departments end up

getting targeted and harassed by other officers in the department.

But let me show you what really happens.

First, I want to play a clip of a young man who was a police officer who filmed a video that went

super, super viral.

I mean, I saw it shared everywhere

in the days after George Floyd was murdered.

And it was a powerful video super insightful of him just saying here are

the things that should have been done differently and the fact that they

weren't is despicable. To me, it was healthy. Like if you want people to have any trust of

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