I'm sorry. You're going to have to turn off the camera. You're not allowed to film up here. >> Oh, really? >> At all? >> Sorry. No, at all. >> Hey, >> please turn it off. >> The citation number. Do I put that? >> No, that's not true. Ma'am, >> I can't. Do I put that here or here? >> You, sir, if you're filming, >> this is what I need to hear. >> I'm telling you to leave. Mark, get your friends out of here. Yeah, you >> I don't know that. >> I don't care. >> What? Why are you yelling at me? because I have told you to leave and you're not leaving. >> I just came and do an open records report. I don't even know you. You don't even know me. >> Yeah. >> A few months ago, my buddy Patrick was arrested in the hallway at the Tucson City Courthouse, which also houses a whole bunch of other Tucson City offices. He was arrested for recording a police officer in the hallway. I went with him to the city attorney's office to record him trying to get discovery for the trial that's coming up for that arrest. I promise I won't go into the boring legislation and rules too much, but just to give context into what's going on. The Supreme Court of Arizona has made rules, not laws, but rules regulating photography and video inside of courouses. Their rules state that photography, audio, and video recording are allowed in courouses with some restrictions. Again, I won't go into the boring details, but the rules are very similar to just about every other courthouse in the United States, and for the most part, they are very reasonable. So, these guys in Tucson have decided to obey these rules except that they still record government employees and police officers with or without their consent in the public areas. These guys have been arrested for doing this multiple times. Mark Brown appealed one of his cases and got a ruling from a higher court saying, "No, these guys can definitely record government employees in public areas in the courthouse." Mark Brown and others have returned to the courthouse recording with this ruling in their hands and been arrested with it in their hands. So, in response to the ruling that says you can't keep arresting people for recording government employees in public areas, the city of Tucson made their own administrative order and called it administrative order 50-4. It basically says legislators and courts don't get to decide what we can or can't do. We'll make the rules for ourselves. It basically uses six pages to say if you record our city employees and they don't like it, you can be trespassed from the building charged with criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, and harassment. But even that arbitrary order, as unlawful as it is, on page 2, paragraph 3, sentence 2, says this order does not extend to offices at a court facility occupied by non-cort agencies such as specifically city or county attorney office, city clerk, or public defender. The following video was shot inside of the city attorney's office, which is specifically mentioned in this bogus order to begin with as exempt from the bogus order. >> I'm sorry. You're going to have to turn off the camera. You're not allowed to film up here. >> Oh, really? >> At all? >> Sorry. No, at all. >> Hey, >> please turn it off. >> The citation number. Do I put that? >> No, that's not true, ma'am. >> I can't. Do I put that here or here? >> I got I got it right here. >> Is that true, Mark? >> No. like I have >> even under their uh >> even under their uh administrative order that they wrote for us to follow even that says we can go in the prosecutor's office the the defenders. Of course, that ain't true. >> Unless I say >> that's right. >> You don't I you don't have my permission to record me. >> Then you have to stop or you'll go to hell. I >> think you go straight to hell. watch for the security footage from this court and uh that's what they told me. >> Are you filming? >> Hey Alan, of course he is. What are you doing, Alan? >> What the hell, man? >> What are you doing? We can record every time we want. Hey, 122.1. >> Are you a government employee? >> I'm telling you. >> I'm telling you, you're crazy. >> Oh, Alvin Merritt, you know it ain't true. >> Hey, Vernon's down there. You want >> I You know, say hi to Vernon. >> Okay. >> But you got to stop recording, man. No, no, you don't. >> Okay, I'm calling >> Oh, no. Don't call one. >> Make up your mind whether or not you want to deal with security. But I'm calling security now. >> All right. I can't only know but what? >> Not only. >> Hey, bud. Get out. >> I can't. >> He's He's getting his stuff. Alan Merritt. >> No. No. You have to do that. You can't You can't kick me off. I'm right in the middle of doing this. >> Yeah. So, >> yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's for That's for uh Yeah, I'm going to leave that with you and that goes to the prosecuting attorney so that way I could get these security footage of you guys me up last time for 122.1. >> No, you can't kick me out for using language. I'm doing this right here. >> But I'm not doing this. >> It's not. >> Is this what >> you're recording, friend? You're in jeopardy as well. >> Jeopardy of what? >> Of what? >> Jeopardy of violating and being to charge the trespass >> for what? >> What was that? Being for recording >> and now >> I'm doing this. You already know, Alan, that we're already doing this. Can you hear me? >> I can't. >> I'm telling you. >> Can you open the door? I can't hear you. >> Oh, here. Let me help. >> I'm telling you to leave. Mark, get your friends out of here. Yell. I don't know. >> I don't care. >> What? Why are you yelling at me? I'm >> Because I have told you to leave and you're not leaving. >> I just came to do an open records report. I don't even know you. You don't even know me. >> Yeah. You >> came up to cause trouble. You caused trouble. You should have >> You're the one that came out here yelling. You're the one that escalated. >> Hey, Alan, you need to get another job. >> Why is that guy yelling at me? >> Doing well. How are you? >> There she is. What's up, Hina? >> What's going on? Mhm. >> Okay. >> If you all recording, you do know you have to leave. >> That's what I got to say to you. I'm doing some paperwork, dude. >> Mr. Gonzalez, >> I'm doing some paperwork, dude. So, shut the [ __ ] up. I just talked to Alan Mer right now. >> Okay. >> I'm doing paperwork. >> No. >> I need your interview. If you want to talk to me, do the interview. This is what I'm doing right now. Interview with this guy. This is what I'm talking about. >> This is what I need. You sir, if you're filming, >> this is what I need to hear. And I also need an interview with you, sir. Your business is done. >> It's not done. I'm doing right. I have public records that I'm [ __ ] public for, >> you know. >> Please ask. I'm not raising my voice. Okay. I know some of them are. >> Yep. >> You're not I'm not hurt. >> Security footage. Chris beating me up and you guys didn't give it to me. right here. >> No, that's what you guys are going to comply with. I put in the paperwork. You guys are going to give me the video of this guy me up right here. >> No, I'm not going to take it back. You guys got to It's on >> It's on the owners of you guys to do that stuff right there of the video of this guy. I could write it on a beer. I could write it on a beer box and give it to you guys. >> He knows that. >> He knows that. Mr. Gonzalez, >> you're being asked to leave. >> Huh? For what reason? What reason? For recording? Isn't that anti anti slaps? >> You're being asked to leave. If you do not leave, you're going to get arrested again for trespassing. >> How about that? >> How about that? I'd like to see you put your hands on me. >> Mr. Brown, >> do you have business here still? >> Yes, I do. >> You're recording right now. >> I have to answer any questions. >> You guys have the petition. >> Mr. Who are you trying to act like? Who are you trying to act? If I handcuff you out right now, >> I'm still standing here. >> Hey, Mark. >> Mark, you got business still here. >> What's your petition? >> What's that? >> Well, your petition here, it seems like you're asking permission to the court. We can't give you permission. >> And if you're recording, you need to stop recording and you need to leave also. It's a rule. >> Why do I have it? >> I'm pretty sure you're familiar with it. Also, >> it's rule 122.1. I have to get >> It's posted outside every door. >> I have to You need to stop recording or you need to leave. Take it back to them. >> Do you have written permission? >> Cuz you supposed to sign it. You're not supposed to take it back. >> Do you have written permission? >> Yeah. >> Okay. May I see it, please? >> You going to look it up? >> What's that? >> No. I got back to work. >> It's called the First Amendment of the Constitution. >> Okay. I'm asking you to stop recording. If you do not stop recording, I'm going to place you under arrest if you do not leave. >> I'll just leave. >> So, you'll arrest me if I don't leave? >> Yes. >> If you don't stop, what if I defend myself? >> Meaning what? >> I'm saying you're going to unlawfully attack me. What if I were to lawfully defend myself? >> You can never >> We can talk about it outside. >> Okay. Yeah. Come on. Come on outside. Let's talk about it. >> What is your name, sir? >> James. >> James Freeman. You'll get to know it real well, boy. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> real well. >> Okay, >> Mr. Gonzalez, >> you finally ready to procedure, huh? >> I've asked you to leave with you guys, dude. But you know what? 122.1 says I can stay. You can ask all you have a stop and arrest active for you from Wednesday. >> Do it, [ __ ] >> Don't do it. >> No, don't. >> Because you can't don't trespass me from because >> just take the stairway. >> Hey, you don't wrist exercise. >> You don't win. He's a violent dog. >> This is why cops get slaughtered in the streets, but you don't win here in their court. This is why they get shot. >> And then he he wants fear so bad. He thinks that everybody's scared of >> you don't win in here, Patrick. This is why they keep getting slaughtered in the streets. >> And then in the courtroom, too. And then uh you have an interview coming. You're supposed to answer those. This is why people And you're avoiding my interview. This is why people blast him in the face. And I like how you edit that video. Just go. I like how you edit that. better not turn my back on these guys. >> Watch where you're going. >> You're going to try and knock me down. >> I know. Actually, >> the law doesn't apply to them, man. You got it all wrong. >> You got it all wrong. The law doesn't apply to them. Only the rules of nature do. I've asked you several times to stop recording, Mr. Freeman and Mr. Brown. >> You don't know if they're recording. >> Oh, I can see it. >> I can't see it. Oh, is it recording? Are you recording? What is it doing? Is it just a screen? >> Mr. Gonzalez, you might want to watch where you're walking my [ __ ] walking back. I need you to worry about your neck. >> That would be tragic. >> What? >> You got you broke your neck. >> No. >> If you broke your neck, I wouldn't care. >> I'd be so happy, bro. >> Oh boy. >> Uhoh. >> Oh boy. >> Jeez. How many staircases are there? >> Is it? >> Oh gosh. >> Is this a victim? Don't be don't be messed up to this building right here cuz it's a victim, right? >> And you're the cousin. He said that's why you're that's why you have somewhere on the stairs. >> Can I take him in the elevator? >> That's why you're getting pictures to do interviews because this guy keep going down the stairs. You don't get loud, you dumb. >> Nobody's scared of you. >> Nobody's scared of you, bro. Your little peanut head. >> Yeah, your little peanut. I was just watching your wine grad's uh >> video forehead. >> Hey, you don't win here, guys. You don't win in their system. >> That's right. >> I'm going to keep his ass in the system, though. Make him look like a liar. What's >> your name? >> John Jackson. >> John. Oh, you gave me your first name. Thank you. >> Usually they don't do that. That's why you trespass. >> No, I have a motion to put in the doors, please. I need >> I need a written trespass, please. >> I'll come out here. We can do it out here. But Mr. Freeman, >> come give me a >> You are still in the building for your trespass. >> Why would you take me? Yeah. Why would you threaten me with violence? >> Because you're not leaving. >> Why would you take Give me a written trespass. >> I don't need to do that. Give me a written trespass. >> I don't need to do that. You're going to learn outside. You're blocking the exit. >> No, I'm not. There's nobody there. You're blocking the exit. >> You're blocking the exit. >> Anybody ever defended themselves against you? You're not a very big guy. >> Never. >> Not a very big guy, boy. He's off. >> I put a link in the pin comment and the description of this cop right here torturing a guy in a cell for over 30 minutes in retaliation for that guy recording him and another fellow officer.