Brett

So, and you could find it out, but I don't know which officer it was who got the search warrant, but a lot of these officers are just doing their job.

Like whatever their job was that day, one of them was to conduct this raid.

And so they conduct the raid and then they get wrapped into this and they become the target of these songs.

Yeah.

So look, I mean, this is an Afro man will say, well, you know, she was part of the people who terrified my children.

She would have shot me, all this other stuff.

OK, fine.

I get all that.

This one goes too far.

A lot of people, when they're commenting about this, will be like, they filed a defamation lawsuit because he said they like pound cake.

And maybe that one officer did.

But you have this officer, this female officer, who's a woman in a male-dominated field, has probably dealt with a lot of this kind of crap before.

who now all of a sudden has someone singing a song about her and portraying her in this light, calling her a man, calling her a lesbian, demonstrating what she's doing with other officers' wives.

And this is where the defamation thing starts to come in.

And we're going to talk about defamation more here in a second.

And this is not the only video that arguably crosses the line.

In another song, Afro Man suggests an officer was a pedophile using a picture of the officer with a young boy taken during a program that pairs officers with low-income children for Christmas shopping.

So basically, this officer in his free time is out in the community.

He's working with this program with low-income children.

He's doing this really nice thing.