'Stop F***ing Filming And Help Me!' Security Guard Stands Around As Houston Cop Begs For Help

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Aug. 25, 2018

Video out of Houston shows a female security guard sitting around filming with her phone as a cop struggled to subdue a violent suspect he feared was going for his gun.

From The Daily Mail:

The officer was tackling Davon Shavelle Miller, 17, at a gas station when he spotted a security guard nearby and begged for assistance.

'Help me!' the unidentified officer can be heard saying in the video, which has since been posted on Facebook and viewed more than 700,000 times.

'Stop f*****g filming and help me!' he screamed again.

Authorities said Miller was initially pulled over because he was driving a car connected to an aggravated robbery and shooting, according to KPRC.

It seems she thought she was going to catch a case of police abuse, the next "Michael Brown," one might say.

You can see at the end of the video that Davon Shavelle Miller appears to have aggressively went for the officer's gun:

After the officer managed to fight him off, Miller put his hands up and said repeatedly, "I didn't grab his gun! I didn't grab his gun!"

If there was no video and Miller was shot during this struggle, no doubt we'd be hearing about what a "gentle giant" he was and how he "didn't grab his gun" and was "turning his life around and just about to start college."

Joe Gamaldi, president of the Houston Police Officers' Union, reported on Twitter the security guard was fired:

Update to the story that has been making the rounds the past 2 days. I contacted security company that employed the security guard. They handled the issue swiftly, she is no longer employed w/the company. In addition they expressed their love, support, admiration for HPD officers
— Joe Gamaldi (@JoeGamaldi) August 22, 2018

"She was completely oblivious to everything that was going on there," he told Inside Edition. "As a security guard you go through training, you wear a uniform, you wear a badge, she should absolutely be ashamed that she didn't even call 911."

"At the very least, she could have called for her officers and get them some help out there and she did nothing," he said.

Gamaldi also said Miller was charged with felony disarming a police officer for trying to take the officer's gun.

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