Can I help you with something?
>> He's a sergeant.
>> Yeah, that's that's
>> You look like you you look like you're a
police officer. Like all the police
officer in here. Leave me alone.
>> You need to step back.
>> I'm the I'm standing my ground.
>> I told you I was going to go up to her
to the lady that what you guys advised
me.
>> Entering a public building. But the
price is your [music] constitution. This
is no longer security. This is control.
>> You didn't sign it. Huh? Well, well, I
mean, these guys are not going to let us
record. We came from far away.
>> We came from far away to do business
here. The
>> moment the doors open, your civil
[music] rights vanish. And the moment
you ask why, the system shows [music]
its true face.
>> We have to give our name and address. We
have to have our thing searched, and we
have to go through a metal detector.
>> Right at the entrance of the people's
building, a single request is enough to
shake the Constitution itself.
Hey, listen. I'm not being argumentative
with you that
>> Yes, you are. You're not letting me go
up.
>> Well, where what floor do you want to go
to?
>> Just one simple question about identity
and the curtain of power begins to
shift,
who gets exempt, who gets controlled and
why
you have to go through.
>> It's also Yeah.
>> Yeah. This is the people's building. You
This is publicly funded place.
And you pick and choose who you search.
This this lady just passed by. I guess
she works here. But just because she
works here doesn't mean how many uh how
many bad cops have you ever arrested,
sir?
>> What's all right? What's your uh what's
your business here at this point now?
>> Uh video recording.
>> Okay.
>> And after that
>> not discussing my day.
>> You have to progress on your
>> No, no, no, I don't.
>> Yeah, you do.
>> No, I don't. I don't have to answer your
questions.
>> Yes, you do. Well, I have to answer your
questions.
>> Well, no, you have to I'm telling you
what
>> I think it's the other way around. Are
you
>> with the policies?
>> Oh, policies. Did you swear
>> signing that came in?
>> Did you swear to protect and serve and
honor the Constitution?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, no Fourth
Amendment here. Um, let me ask you
something, Corporal. Are you Are you a
corporal?
>> What's that?
>> Are you corporal?
>> I am. Yes.
>> Okay. Um, let me ask you something real
quick. Did you know we we have the right
to remain in silent?
>> Yes. Which means we don't have to
discuss our date.
>> You know what?
My laws contact the lawyer and talk to
the general's office.
>> What happened?
>> I'm just telling you he has to sign in
if he's going to be in the
>> You didn't sign in?
>> No.
>> Well, I mean, these guys are not going
to let us record. We came from far away.
>> We came from far away to do business
here. Um, it's it's a shame that you
guys are stepping on our Fourth
Amendment rights. Uh,
>> listen.
>> I'm I'm guiding you to the door. Listen,
you got you got you you've got to sign
in.
>> When internal policy is placed above the
Constitution, what is truly being traded
away? Watch what happens when they try
to take just one step further.
>> To protect the Constitution, the Bill of
Rights
>> and that you swear to protect
>> that we swear to protect.
>> Good talk.
>> And and as a direct result of that, our
tax money is is used to subvert our
Fourth Amendment rights. We have to give
our name and address. We have to have
our thing searched and we have to go
through a metal detector. That's
obviously three violations right there
of the judgment. What I suggest is if we
are in America and everyone takes an
oath to the Constitution, judges,
everybody
>> stop the the illegal searches
>> the legal not just that. Just get to use
the Constitution. If you took an oath to
do it, let's hold that oath. Correct.
>> Okay.
>> All right. So,
>> okay. So, so Brandon, you don't have to
show ID then, right? He's going to
uphold his oath. He said it's okay.
>> He agreed.
>> He's going to uphold his oath to the
constitution.
>> You have to show You have got to show
your ID here, correct?
>> Okay. So, so this is the governor's
office. Let's take a look, sir.
>> It's upstairs.
>> It's It's upstairs. What's over here?
Are you going to babysit us?
>> Yeah, cuz you can't go to the state
police office.
>> You can't go inside.
>> We can't go to where?
>> The state police officers.
>> We can't go We can't go to the police
department. This is a public
>> This is a publicly accessible area, sir.
>> This is a public area.
>> Don't touch me, please. Sorry.
>> Don't touch me.
>> Why? What if I need to go to the state
police? What if I need to go to the
state police?
>> What?
>> What if I need to go to the state
police? Why is what what's so private
about in there?
[snorts]
>> What's what's so what's so private about
the police department?
>> Security.
>> Security.
>> We're just taking pictures like that.
>> Oh, cameras.
>> Security. Yeah.
>> Do you know?
>> Do you even know who Ed Snowden is?
>> Do you?
>> What?
>> Didn't think so.
>> Yeah.
>> Didn't think so.
>> Didn't think so.
One side says security, the other says
freedom. The standoff is tight as a live
wire and a single answer could flip
everything.
>> Policies are unconstitutional, but you
took an oath to that constitution and
men and women have died to protect that.
So when you're enforcing policy, you're
not doing your job. It's not just the
legislators. The ownus is on you. You
can't just take orders. All right. I
also got a I also have a uh a duty to
all the people who come visit this
building, the people who work in this
building. Your duty is to uphold their
constitutional rights. That is your
legitimate duty.
>> That's the first article on your job.
>> When we walk in here and our
constitutional rights are verted, that's
a problem obviously in the United States
and land of the free home of the brave.
Correct.
>> Right. And we have we have we have a way
to to handle such things if you're
unhappy with it.
>> Let me ask you one more question. What
do you think? Hey, wait. I was talking.
Okay. I'm sorry.
>> Listen. Right. Y conversation.
>> Absolutely. I work things out. Right.
>> Do you even know who Ed Snowden is?
>> Yes, I do.
>> Okay.
>> Which one today? Good.
>> Good.
>> Yeah. I mean, he he worked for the CIA
and he uh he uncovered a lot of
different things and the NSA is illegal
surveillance on the internet and he let
a lot of people know and he's been on
Joe Rogan and all that kind of stuff.
>> That's cool. And wouldn't you say that
the definition of fascism is selective
enforcement?
>> Listen, I'm not going to get into this
whole political debate. Listen, I got a
job here. You guys got your job. Listen,
my my thing is Listen, I got to keep
everybody happy here. And they give me
some rules. Rules.
>> Oh, there you go with the rules. Rules.
Rules. Oh, listen. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no.
>> No rules can trump your rights.
>> No rules can trump your rights.
>> And once you swear
>> when you becoming a police officer, once
you swear that you're going to protect
the Constitution of the United States,
>> you swore not to do this right now. What
what they're doing right now, they swore
not to do this because you guys are not
being suspected of committing any
crimes.
They move from filming to formal
procedure, yet the doors remain shut. At
that moment, who is enforcing the law
and who is merely obeying orders?
>> You look like you you're the one to uh
that follow orders, right?
>> So, this is the email address. If you go
to
>> this is a tyrannical behavior.
>> Tyrannical behavior.
I don't know.
>> Are you a police officer?
>> Am I?
>> Yes, sir.
>> You're not.
>> You look like you you look like you're a
police officer. Like all the police
officer in here is really, you know, big
and tall. Can you please tell me why
they're not letting us walk freely in
the building?
>> Just go up front. I can talk to you in
one minute. Okay.
>> All right. Cool.
>> They told us about you guys, you know.
They told us
They told us
>> everyone everyone in the state police
becomes a sergeant once they sign up.
>> Hey, listen. I'm not being
[clears throat] argumented with you
then.
>> Yes, you are. You're not letting me go
up.
>> Well, where what floor do you want to go
to? What do you got?
>> I want to check out the building if you
want to come if you want to come with
me.
>> Sorry.
>> I I I would rather not. But
>> it's not that type of building.
>> Yes, it is. It's our It's our building.
You can't just walk into a private
building. This is a public building.
>> Did you guys make it on board with
those?
>> I already I already gave him my ID. You
said if we if Okay. Why would you want
my ID to to just come right here? You
know what I'm saying?
>> Citizens may sue public officials for
violating their constitutional rights.
Pursuant to 42US code SS1983,
individuals/organizations
are required to pay damages to the
injured party. Violating police
officers, may be disciplined, have their
licenses suspended, fired, or expelled
depending on the policy of the agency/
police chief. No one is arrested, yet
they are forced out of the building
despite no crime committed and no
reasonable articulable suspicion. Up
next. The moment they step into a public
area, a female officer rushes in
immediately. What triggered such an
aggressive reaction?
>> Hi, can I get your name and batch
number, please?
>> Sir, stop recording me.
>> I just need your name and batch number
and I'll be on my way.
>> You need to step out right now.
>> For what?
>> Is that this way, sir?
>> Please don't touch me.
>> I'm not touching you. You need a backup.
>> You need a backup.
>> I need a backup.
>> You need a backup. What's your name?
What's your name? Stop. What's your
name? Stop. What's your name? Leave me
alone. Leave me alone.
>> You are harassing me right now. I'm
taking a video. So you need to step
back.
>> Leave me alone. You need to step back.
I'm I'm standing my ground.
>> I'm not 61. Can I get an officer at the
archives?
>> I'm not doing anything but video
recording.
>> Get away from me. Get away from me,
tyrant.
Get away from me. You're a tyrant
officer. I knew this. They told me about
you. They told me about you. Get away
from me.
>> Yo, don't [ __ ] You just touched me in
my face.
>> I'm sorry.
>> You just touched my face.
>> You just You just touched my face.
>> Don't engage with him. I need your name
and bash number. You're You're screwed.
You just touched my face.
>> You're harassing me.
>> You're harassing me. You just touch my
face. [music] What's your name? What's
your name?
What's your name? I need your name. I
need your name. I'm going to complain on
you. You just put you put your hands on
my face. It was accidental, but you
accidental, but you put your hands on my
face.
>> Lawful request for identification
[music] is met with a chain of
intimidation blocking and a line crossed
right in front of the camera.
>> You need to step back.
>> Don't you [ __ ] touch me.
>> He needs to leave now.
>> No. No. You need to leave. Stupid [ __ ]
You touched my face. She touched my
face.
>> Hold on.
>> Yes. You touched my face.
>> I want her name.
>> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
No. No.
>> No. I need her name.
>> No,
>> I need her name. I need
>> You're taking me another way. I need her
name. No, I'm not letting
>> She put your hands on my face.
>> I understand, but I'm not letting you
get involved into it's a volatile
situation. Everybody's upset. Everybody
calm down.
>> All right. So, I want her charged for
this condo. She put her hands on my
face.
>> Another way to handle it. Relax.
>> All right. Go ahead.
>> Okay. You're going [music] to go this
way.
>> No, no, no. I want her name. I want her
to come back. Call you supervisor. I
will take care of that in due time.
Right now, you're not going over there.
It's too violent [music] situation.
>> Yeah. Am I in a public area?
>> I don't know. Is this public? I don't.
Did they did she?
>> It is a public area, bro. Did What did
she tell you?
>> Don't film me. You can't film me. That's
what she said. And then put her hands on
my face. Okay. So So
slow down.
>> Okay.
>> When did you talk to her? When When did
you go?
>> Come on, bro. I told you exactly what I
was going to do up there.
>> No, I'm asking you. What did you do now?
Did you go over there?
>> I went over there and I I went over
there and I I told you I was going to go
up to up to her.
>> Okay. I've never been under this. I told
you I was going to go up to her to the
lady that what you guys advised me
>> that she wouldn't want to be on video.
>> Now was what did you physically do?
>> I filmed her.
>> I got off the elevator and you went down
there. Correct.
>> And I said, "Can I get your name and
batch number?" And then she gets up and
put it gets all over my face.
>> That's what I want.
>> So that's disorderly conduct.
>> That's what I wanted to know.
>> You know, you you remember the rules.
You love those, right? So let's enforce
them now. Let's not just pick and
choose.
>> No. When it's an officer,
>> you can't just touch my face.
>> Okay. You hold on a second.
>> Did she touch my face?
When the citizen asks for answers,
[music] instead of transparency,
everything instantly turns into
obstruction, evasion, and cover [music]
up.
>> Trying to force something.
>> I'm trying to get her name. That's it.
>> There is a way to get it.
>> Yeah. By asking. Yeah. Let's go.
>> You don't have to talk to her. You've
already had a chance to talk to her. And
she didn't. I am trying to get a
volatile situation and keep it down.
>> Well, you're doing a good job
deescalating, but
>> help me. Then help me with that.
>> Well, I am. I'm trying. I'm just trying
to get her name and be out.
>> You want her information? I'm trying to
tell you how to get it.
>> So, go get it. You go get it and come
back. All right. So, I'm not moving from
here, bro.
>> The reason I am not telling you to go
get it because like I said, there's an
avenue to handle. It's going to get all
your questions answered.
>> I need her name right now.
>> There's no there's no way I could
complain on somebody if I don't know
their name. I need her name right now.
>> You would know her name.
>> Oh, it's all it's all such a mystery,
right? You guys you guys love getting
people's names right away. And I give
you my name right away out of the
goodness of my heart, right? I give you
my name out of the goodness of my heart.
And then
>> did you give me your name?
>> I did. My name's Enrique. I told you.
>> Did you give me your last name,
>> bro? You want You want my blood type,
too?
>> No. All right. So, what what I'm what
I'm saying?
>> So, you could run my whole life.
>> What I'm saying is that is your right.
Fine.
>> Correct.
>> And it's my right to be here. So, don't
interfere. Bro,
>> I'm not I'm not interfering. This is
>> You are You're starting in the middle.
>> I'm interfering because you're recording
[music] and you're being loud and you're
being volatile. So,
>> loud.
>> Yes.
>> Loud because somebody touched my face.
Me? And I'm trying to tell you how to
handle it. And I'm not even being that
loud.
>> And I'm trying to tell you how to handle
it. [music] But you want to refuse my uh
uh uh my positions because I can take
you take you to the right people to
handle it.
>> You know what? Like I told you earlier,
you know, remember what I told you
downstairs? You know, I handle this.
>> I knew I had to come up here that made
my video. It wasn't a Hindu guy
downstairs. It was this stupid [ __ ]
that put her hands on me.
>> You made your point. Now, if you want to
make a complaint, then I'm going to take
you to where you can make it.
>> Backup arrives. Not to protect [music]
justice, but to protect what they're
trying to hide.
>> On a dick. Next time she's sucking on
it.
>> Okay.
>> What a dumb lying ass.
>> What a lying scumbag.
>> If you got a complaint, you can go down
to internal.
>> What a lying scumbag.
>> I tried to tell her.
>> She's a liar. She's a liar. If she was
an animal, she'd be a lion.
>> Okay. So, you want to follow up with
this or not? I will.
>> Okay. Do you want me to direct you to
where you need to do that?
>> No, I want you to let me let me be free.
I'm I'm in a I'm in a free area. I can
be free. I need you. They
>> say nobody back there.
>> He can't go back in that office. Who
says that public?
>> Who says that?
That's back there.
>> They No, it's it's open.
>> Go back there.
>> They offer services there.
>> Okay. Do you need services back there?
Yes.
>> What do you need to do?
>> Everything right now.
>> Like what? Tell
>> public records. I need public records
from them. I need her name. What's her
name? What's her name?
>> That's not her face.
>> What's her name?
>> What's her name? Her name earlier.
>> No, she's No, she touched my face and
then says she didn't. There's a camera
right there. Thank you. How can I get
that? Ayala. How can I get that video?
Where do I get this video? Cuz then Cuz
you know what's going to happen? You
know what happens when you lie to the
police and you're a police officer? You
know what happens? Do you know what
happens if if you if a police officer
>> has physical contact with somebody
[music]
and then denies it? Do you know what
happens?
>> All right. All right. All right, then.
No problem. Happens the same thing that
happened yesterday. 250,000 views in
just one day. Good. Good.
>> And the moment the security cameras are
mentioned,
their reaction reveals
something inside this very building is
being buried. Just because he knocked on
the door to find a lost cat. A man was
ordered to kneel in broad daylight by
police with guns drawn. But what makes
you even more outraged is the reason
they aimed the gun at him. Keep your
hands up.
>> All the way up.
>> If you're going to cuff me, just ask
that you be a little gentle with my left
shoulder. It's a little uh
>> He was unarmed and had made clear his
intentions, but he was still treated as
an armed criminal. What made the police
act as if this was an emergency arrest?
>> Keep your hands up.
>> All the way up.
>> Well, we got a call here. I'll explain.
Do not [music] reach for that gun. You
reach for that gun, you will get shot.
Do you understand?
Yeah. Get on your knees. Do not reach
for that gun. Crawl backwards just a
little bit.
On your knees.
Now crawl [music] to your left. I want
you in the driveway.
All hands on.
>> Yeah. And I we'll if you're going to cut
me just ask that you be a little gentle
with my left shoulder
from my left.
I appreciate you being gentle.
>> I'll go ahead and volunteer. There's a
knife in my left pocket and then a or
sorry, a knife in my right pocket and
then a magazine in my left pocket.
>> All right.
>> All right. Come back here.
>> We're clear.
>> Not how I anticipated.
>> What you mean?
While the man was cooperative, showing
no signs of a crime, the deputy used
sarcastic language. Knock on my door
with a gun, you'll see the muzzle. Was
this a warning or a threat?
>> Josiah Rivera, where do you say?
>> Uh, like maybe 2 minutes.
>> Tell me what's going on.
>> So, I basically was looking for my cat.
I have an air tag on her collar. So when
I checked the location cuz I hadn't seen
her in a little bit, the location pinged
to here. So I went over here and knocked
on the doors just seeing if someone had
taken in the lost cat and then no
answer. I heard the dog barking. So I
figured, oh, and I heard a baby crying,
so I was like, "Okay, well I figure
someone knows that I'm sitting there."
Last night I was looking for her again.
Um I'm assuming y'all may have gotten
the call about over on 7:15, like two
streets over.
>> Yeah. I I the guy there though answered
and he was like, "Yeah, we haven't seen
a cat." So, and then after that, I gave
up last night cuz it was like 9:45 at
night and I figured I didn't want to
knock on people's doors that late at
night.
>> What kind of cat is it?
>> I'm not very good with cat. I It She was
a feral that I brought in. So, I'm not
very good with it.
>> What's her name?
>> Mishka. You'll see on the Air Tag, which
I can show you on my cell phone. You'll
see the Air Tag location. It pops up. It
says Mishka. Um I just I've had that gun
for years.
>> I I I carry all the time. I was going to
head to the range and then I got the
ping that it that she was over here. So,
I was like, "Oh, let me just stop in
real quickly."
>> It's uh it's there's an internal holster
on my pants, so it's not pocket carry.
It's
>> where
>> I I if you open up the in uh the cargo
pocket
and you feel inside, there's a cloth
holster on there that it's a soft
holster. If you feel inside there, you
see?
>> Yes, sir.
>> But you're It was in your right pocket.
>> Yes. In the cargo. In the cargo pocket.
>> Yeah. In the cargo.
>> The gun was in the cargo.
>> Yeah. I I make sure to keep it only in
there because I know pocket carry is a
little gray in Texas.
>> A cat's air tag collar suddenly shows up
at a stranger's door. Coincidence or
evidence that something is a miss with
the homeowner's story?
>> You know, in itself [music] looks crazy,
you know, like if if you're in a
neighborhood, you know, and you're a a
girl, you know, and you step out, you're
like, "Holy crap, there's [music] Air
Tag right here." Right. And then you see
a guy with a gun.
>> I understand the optics of it. It
>> perfect. Thank you. Now, I'm actually
wondering if there's a glitch in the
Apple Air Tag system because when I uh
pinged it
>> Mhm.
>> and I'm wondering if maybe somehow the
Air Tags are glitching because
>> Okay.
>> It would be the second time. Okay. Okay.
The cat is here.
>> No, the collar's here.
>> Why is the collar here?
>> I I don't know.
>> Like the purple collar was
>> Yeah. So, I mean, I don't know why it's
here. I'm I'm assuming it fell off the
or it broke or the cat scratched and and
buckled or
>> is it in her in the house somewhere? No,
it's in it's it was on the front porch.
>> Okay, that's very odd because I I
honestly thought it was it was going to
be glitching again. It's why I came out
here to see if it would if if someone
had taken the cab.
>> So, I mean, obviously it led here,
right?
>> Yeah. Well, for I'm more just surprised
that it's not [music] still on her
because it's like, you know, normally
the cat's never scratched the call at
all
>> before. I see
>> like she's taken very well with the
call. That's why I'm very surprised.
Makes me wonder if
I'm sad no clue, but why they would
leave it on someone's porch. I don't
know. And if had I just seen the caller,
I would have just grabbed the collar.
That's why I was I see
>> pinging and asking.
>> Uh it kind of sounds to me like while
Josiah [music] was knocking at the door,
pinging the collar, the female homeowner
inside was removing the collar from
Mishka. Then the husband came home and
concocted this whole story about how
some mysterious person just laid the cat
collar on the doormat.
>> They found marijuana and a gun at the
same time but let him go. Why were the
police so lenient? And is this a sign of
an arbitrary and contradictory legal
system?
>> Um is this your type?
>> You want to step out?
>> And then uh you can show me on your on
the cell phone.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
Just show me on your phone real quick.
Talk to you
so you want to convenient.
Okay.
>> Any questions?
>> Um,
>> my suggestion would be not to carry a
gun like that
>> in the open if you're looking to help
with neighbors. Just to be clear,
they're suggesting that [music] Josiah
not do what the cops do all the time,
even when they're off duty.
>> I unloaded [music] the mags,
the pistol, and both mags are in there.
Okay.
I just want to get shot in the back. I
just want to get shot in the back.
>> Okay.
>> Is that a 19?
>> Yeah.
>> Be careful.
>> Yeah. Terrible grip on it. [laughter]
I've been looking to get a stiff so this
handles a little better.
>> All good here.
>> Appreciate the sir.
>> Appreciate your understanding.
>> Citizens may sue public officials for
violating their constitutional rights
pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983.
The individual/organization
may be required to pay restitution to
the injured party. In severe or
intentional cases, punitive damages may
be ordered. Additionally, the court may
order the losing party to pay the
plaintiff's attorney fees and litigation
costs. Josiah was found with a pipe in
marijuana, but since there was no
underlying crime, the police decided not
to prosecute, returning the items
showing arbitrary enforcement. He filed
a complaint against the two officers
after reviewing the body cam. Hours
later, [music] Mishka the cat was found
near an apartment complex. A nation
without transparency can never have
freedom. And a society that stays silent
in the face of wrongdoing will
eventually have no room left for
justice. Hey everyone, what do you think
about this situation? If you enjoyed the
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and support us with a donation. Thank
you so much. [music]