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The System Choose Protocol Over People | The Johnny Hollman Story

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In this powerful episode, hosts Jerome and Victor Hill dive into the heartbreaking case of Deacon Johnny Hollman, an elderly man who lost his life during what should have been a routine traffic stop. This tragic event sparks a deeper discussion about police training, use of force, and the dangerous consequences of rigid policies.

The Hills break down the key failures in current law enforcement practices, questioning why policies requiring arrest over unsigned tickets still exist—and at what cost. They examine how the use of tasers on vulnerable individuals, particularly seniors, raises serious ethical and legal concerns.

⚖️ The episode also unpacks the legal complexities behind police accountability, including how the legal definition of homicide can complicate justice for families like the Hollmans. With raw honesty and legal insight, the hosts push for policy reforms, common sense policing, and the implementation of de-escalation training to prevent future tragedies.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

  • Police policies must prioritize safety and human dignity, not bureaucracy.
  • The death of Deacon Hollman underscores the need for change in training and procedure.
  • Insurance for officers may encourage better decision-making in high-stakes encounters.

Real accountability starts with rethinking the systems that enable avoidable violence.
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In this powerful episode, hosts Jerome and Victor Hill dive into the heartbreaking case of Deacon Johnny Hollman, an elderly man who lost his life during what should have been a routine traffic stop. This tragic event sparks a deeper discussion about police training, use of force, and the dangerous consequences of rigid policies.

The Hills break down the key failures in current law enforcement practices, questioning why policies requiring arrest over unsigned tickets still exist—and at what cost. They examine how the use of tasers on vulnerable individuals, particularly seniors, raises serious ethical and legal concerns.

⚖️ The episode also unpacks the legal complexities behind police accountability, including how the legal definition of homicide can complicate justice for families like the Hollmans. With raw honesty and legal insight, the hosts push for policy reforms, common sense policing, and the implementation of de-escalation training to prevent future tragedies.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

  • Police policies must prioritize safety and human dignity, not bureaucracy.
  • The death of Deacon Hollman underscores the need for change in training and procedure.
  • Insurance for officers may encourage better decision-making in high-stakes encounters.

Real accountability starts with rethinking the systems that enable avoidable violence.
Follow Us on Socials:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hillofjustice?igsh=cmJibDEzcmRoYXhq

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566259754503

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hillofjustice1

Website: https://hillofjustice.com/

Show produced by @jumingdelmasstudios3300

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