This is exactly why body cameras matter… and why objective reality still wins.
A woman steals from a store.
An officer tells her to come to him.
She bolts.
Runs out the door.
Sprints down the sidewalk.
Turns around to look back at the officer…
…and smashes face-first into a bright, shiny metal pole she never saw coming.
Teeth gone. Immediate injury.
Then comes the lie.
She claims the officer did it.
Here’s the hard truth… if that body cam wasn’t rolling, that officer’s life would be upside down right now. Lawsuit. Suspension. Media narrative. Career damage. All based on a false accusation.
But cameras don’t have emotions.
They don’t negotiate reality.
They don’t bend for grievance.
They record what actually happened.
This is why facts matter.
This is why footage matters.
This is why accountability cuts both ways.
You don’t get to rewrite physics.
You don’t get to outrun consequences.
And you don’t get to lie your way out when the truth is on video.
Objective reality always shows up… even when people try to run from it.
This is exactly why body cameras matter… and why objective reality still wins.
A woman steals from a store.
An officer tells her to come to him.
She bolts.
Runs out the door.
Sprints down the sidewalk.
Turns around to look back at the officer……and smashes face-first into a… pic.twitter.com/hsIFyLeg7s
— A Gene Robinson (@AlBuffalo2nite) December 24, 2025