Welcome back the true news. This is the show where we usually try and have a laugh at bullshit YouTube drama and don't take anything seriously.

But we can't do that this week because things have gotten very very serious.

Another death of a black man at the hands of a white police officer has got all of America saying enough is enough.

Bro, that's a bum-ass shit, bro. Y'all know that.

You don't got to sit there with your own knee on his neck, bro. Bro, he ain't crime, bro. You circuit, like, in a jih Tzu move, bro? You're trapped in his breathing right there, bro. Like, you don't think that what it is, bro? You don't think nobody understands that shit right there, bro? I train at the academy, bro. That's some bullshit, bro.

Right, that's bullshit, bro.

Is he dead there, bro? I train you at the academy, bro. That's some bullshit, bro.

Right, that's bullshit, bro. Is he dead there, basically? Yeah, he stops moving after a while. Someone comes over and checks his pulse, and it's quite clear that he's like, stop breathing, stop talking. This is fucking mental. The thing that's really sad about it is that there's two police officers there, and one of them just stands alongside another guy who's clearly not following.

There's four in total, I believe. Yeah, the protocol of what they should be doing. That isn't even a fucking hole that they teach in the police force. The guy's arms are behind his back. He is completely debilitated. He can't do anything back to you. you're not in any danger. If you want to put body weight on his back, like I've seen some police officers do before, like still not great, but like,

you know, you're not going to kill the guy. You're putting your body weight on his windpipe. You know,

so much has come out about this Derek Chauvin guy. The entire police force who employed this guy who allowed him to continue going

out, whoever is in charge are equally responsible because you can't tell me you believe this guy

was a sane person. These are all the issues that this motherfucker had had before eventually the murder.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,

fourteen, fifteen, before any discipline was handed out.

Now imagine in any job you fucked up fifteen times to a point where people made complaints

about you and you get no discipline what in what job in the

fucking world would that have happened it took 15 times before you got a letter

of reprimand and then another one after that and then another one was no

discipline that's 18 and only two times you get a letter the guy was clearly a

psycho and the police force allowed this to carry on we don don't know what was going on here, but let's be honest, the end result gives you a fucking clue of what is likely in that fucking list. Correct, yeah. So I think this is the really great thing about what happens on the internet at the moment, is the freedom of information means that people can go out there and find out more information about the people who are doing wrong in these situations. So he's being represented by the same lawyer who got the last dirty murdering cop off. It's not a great look, is it? It's almost like an omittance of guilt before you've even started. What do we do last time to get off with this? We're going to need this guy again. Tom Kelly, Tom Kelly was sat at home after he saw this going. My phone's going to ring at any moment. He's looking at his wife going, give it a minute. Give it a... Yeah. Hello? Hello? Yeah. Next on the list, he shot Ira Latrell Tolez, an unarmed black 21-year-old man in 2008. Like, exactly what I said earlier. This is in his history. How on earth was this allowed to carry on?

He was also one of the officers who murdered Wayne Rea, as a Latino man, who had 16 bullets in him.

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