. . . "A woman dressed in a security guard uniform then stepped into the camera’s view. She made no attempt to assist the officer, and instead circled around the melee, recording the scene with her cell phone.
"Miller grabbed for the officer’s gun yet again, then repeatedly yelled, “I didn’t grab his gun!”
"The officer then saw the uniformed woman move towards his right side.
“ 'Stop f--king filming and help me!” he yelled, as she walked by him with her phone pointed at him just before the video ended.
"On Thursday, Gamaldi confirmed that the unnamed security guard “never called the police during the entire encounter and actually got in the way of responding officers because she was too busy to recording to see what was going on.”
"The security guard then left the scene without ever providing police with the video or offering to assist with their investigation, he added" . . .
“Excuse me, first off my grandmother has not been trained for that type [of] situation and for you to call her a ‘disgrace’ is sad on your part,” Trevion Maze wrote in response to Gamaldi’s tweet. “Thanks for ruining her life. You got her fired from a company that she has been employed [with] for over 9 years.”But another Twitter user was quick to point out that the security guard was the one responsible for her new employment status.“If you want to claim lack of ‘training’ as a defense, she could have put down her phone…and asked the Officer what they needed or tried to help put handcuffs on the suspect,” Michael Harness wrote. “Nobody got her fired other than herself. Random civilians provided more assistance.”
Blue Lives Matter
"Houston, TX – Only one bystander came to the aid of a Houston police officer who was struggling with a combative 17-year-old armed robbery suspect, but several more stood around recording the altercation on their phones (video below).
"One of the witnesses filming the altercation appeared to be a uniformed security guard.
“ 'Help me!” the officer yelled to her, as the suspect reached for his duty weapon during the altercation. “Stop f--king filming and help me!”
"The incident occurred at a gas station near Greenville, after an unnamed Houston police officer stopped a vehicle in connection with a shooting and aggravated robbery in Harris County, KPRC reported.
"The driver, later identified as 17-year-old Davon Shavelle Miller, took off running from the vehicle, at which point an unnamed Houston police officer chased him and tackled him to the ground.
"Cell phone footage captured the fight that ensued.
“ 'Stop resisting!” one bystander repeatedly screamed at Miller as the officer and another man tried to get him into handcuffs.
"Miller, who was lying on his back, tried to push the officer off of him and reached for the officer’s gun several times.
"“Why you punch me?” he yelled at the officer during the altercation.
" 'Record me!” Miller told other bystanders in the area.". . . Video
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