Officer Stops Black Man Jogging — Learns He's the Training Supervisor

A routine morning jog turned into a career-ending mistake when Officer Jakes stopped a Black man for "looking out of place" in a quiet neighborhood. What the officer didn't know? The man he detained was Jim, the County Training Supervisor responsible for evaluating every police officer in the department—including him.

All captured on body camera footage at 6:47 AM, this 18-minute encounter shows what happens when bias meets accountability. The officer claimed there were break-ins in the area (there were none), asked for ID without probable cause, and told Jim he "didn't belong in the neighborhood"—all while his body camera recorded every word.

Three other joggers passed by during the stop. The officer didn't even glance at them. The camera caught that too.

By 9 AM, Jim was in a meeting with the Police Chief and Internal Affairs. By 2 PM, the officer was on administrative leave. Four months later, a federal lawsuit ended one career and proved that cameras don't lie.

This isn't just another police encounter story. This is about what happens when the person you profile turns out to be the person who decides your future. No exaggeration needed. Just 18 minutes of body camera footage and the consequences that followed.

🎥 Everything you're about to see was captured on the officer's own AXON body camera.

⚖️ The lawsuit was settled. The officer resigned and can no longer work in law enforcement.

📍 If you've ever been stopped for doing something completely normal, you'll understand why this story matters.



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