Am I telling me to shut up right now? I can take you to jail right there for that. Trying to deal with him. Can you come over here and tell me to shut up my own call? Absolutely not. I can take you to jail just for that. >> My dummy to shut up right now. I can take you to jail right there for that. Trying to deal with him. Can you come over here and tell me to shut up my own call? Absolutely not. I can take you to jail just for that. >> In mid-occtober, I decided to head out to the Dallas, Texas area to meet up with an old friend, Otto the Watchdog, and try to finish up a documentary that I've been working on on him over the last 6 years. I packed my suitcase and kissed my kids goodbye eye. And as the pigs swarmed in, I thought, "Well, isn't this nice?" And isn't it ironic, don't you think, that I was there to cover a story about a guy being illegally arrested by Texas police 6 years ago for hurt feelings, and I get illegally arrested by Texas police for hurt feelings. A little too ironic. Yeah, I really do think it's almost as if cops don't go to prison when they commit crimes, so why wouldn't they? So, I arrived and we did some shooting for the first day to tell some of Otto's story. >> Get him, Otto. >> Thank you, sir. Hope you're having a fantastic day. >> I got some great footage of a pig chasing Otto around an intersection for doing the same thing he was illegally arrested for six years ago. Oh [ __ ] Oh, not a lot. Have a good day. I'll see you later. Oh, I got the sign. Thank you. On our way back out to do some more interviews with auto the next day, myself and Amanda with Pink Camera Magic spotted a McKini police officer extorting someone on the side of the road. So, we stopped to document it. According to the US government, you do have a right to document and record police in their official capacity. But in reality, that will never actually be the case because you don't live in a system of law and order. You live in a system of the guy with the biggest stick wins. And even if you have guns, you're not willing to use them like the police are to murder people over any arbitrary matter. Now, I knew instantly right off the bat as I walked up behind pink camera magic that this cop was a problem. There's a lot more going on psychologically with these things than a lot of people understand. Notice as she walks up, it didn't matter at all where she chose to stand. He was going to order her to arbitrarily shuffle her feet a little bit just to make sure that she would obey his commands. He arbitrarily orders her to take two steps back. And when she complies, even though her distance from him is almost identical, he's satisfied. Is this because he's now safer because she's standing on the precise crack of the sidewalk where she was ordered to? Was she interfering when she was standing on the crack of the sidewalk where she was, and now she's not interfering standing where she's at? Well, he never said a word to me as I casually meandered past him on an open public sidewalk. While my camera was pointed in his direction, I never looked at him or made eye contact with him at all. So, he didn't feel comfortable speaking to me. And I can guarantee if I wasn't carrying a camera, he never would have looked at me or acknowledged me at all. Because we've run this test with multiple different cop watchers on cop watches before where we have some people go in with cameras and others go in with no cameras, hands in pockets, and get way closer than the people with cameras. And the people without cameras were never told to step back. >> What's up, man? How's it going? Yeah. I need you to stand back. >> Stand back over there. >> What? >> What? >> But you have to give me space to work. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> Am I blocking you from working? Am I blocking? Shut up. [Music] >> Sir, I'm going to give you one last sign. I'm taking you over me. By telling me to shut up right now, I can take him to jail right there for that. Trying to deal with him and he come over here and tell me to shut up. My own goal. Absolutely not. I can take him to jail just for that. >> For saying shut up. Where do you want me >> to deal with him? There's a safety issue. >> Where do you want me? >> Over there on the sidewalk over there. >> Why can she be right there? I got to be all the way back here. >> Now, do I believe he has any authority at all to tell me I have to be 100 ft back? >> You feel safe from here? >> No. >> How many yards is this? >> But again, this isn't about law. >> Huh? >> Or right and wrong. >> It's no wonder people hurt you. This is about the fact that little Napoleon here is willing to kill me over any arbitrary order and I'm not willing to kill him. >> Hey, it's you know. Yeah, it's >> Yeah. Yeah. If I had a gun, too, though, it'd be different, wouldn't it? >> Sir, be quiet. >> Shut up. He told me to be quiet while he talks to the driver. And when I said shut up right there, that was the trigger. You remember just a few moments ago he told me that he could arrest me just for telling him to shut up. >> By telling me to shut up right now, I can take him to jail right there for that. Trying to deal with him and he come over here and tell me to shut up. My own call. Absolutely not. I can take you to jail just for that. >> He had the ticket out and ready. All he had to do is hand it to the driver, but his ego wouldn't let him. >> Sir, be quiet. See what I want. >> Shut up. It was that moment right there where he decided he was going to arrest me for telling him to shut up. But there's some great things picked up by my awesome colleague, Pink Camera Magic, that makes this even worse for this cop. >> This help me. >> No. >> Can you Can you hang out right over there for me, please? Safety reasons. Like my law. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Sir, do you know that guy? >> Sir. Sir, >> sir, I need you to stand back. >> Sir, you can hear me in the black shirt. Unless you want to go to jail for being an officer. Please stand back over there. You're more than welcome to Phil. >> What? >> You're more than welcome to Phil, but you have to give me space to work. even though you're recording. Shut up. I'm going to give you one last time or I'll take you to jail for me. If I tell you to shut up right now, I can take you to jail right there for that. I'm trying to deal with him and you come over here and tell me to shut up. My own call. Absolutely not. I can take you to jail just for that. >> You're saying shut up? >> Yeah. I'm trying to deal with him. There's a hitting issue. So, >> where do you want me? >> Over there on the sidewalk over there. >> Well, I can cheat right there. Now I got to be all the way back here. >> Over there. >> You feel safe from here? How many yards is this? Huh? It's >> no wonder people hurt you. >> Thank you, sir. I appreciate you following orders. Following order. >> That's the part you couldn't hear well from where I was standing 50 ft away, but he said two times, "Thanks for following orders." clearly articulating that I did exactly what I was told. Now, again, I told you there's a lot going on psychologically here. Napoleon here has a desperate need to arbitrarily violate and dominate other humans. He knows that's what he just did to me. And he wants to make sure to verbally rub it in that I'm his [ __ ] That's why he said thanks for following orders. It was to stroke his own ego. But in stroking his own ego, he gave us a piece of gold and a glimpse into what's really going on here. A glimpse that you all get to see. a glimpse that the court will get to see should this ever actually see a courtroom. That even he acknowledges that on the scene in the very moment he knows that I did exactly everything that I was told to do. But also that he articulated two times that he believes he can arrest me simply for telling him to shut up. >> By telling me to shut up right now, I can take him to jail right there for that. Trying to deal with him and he come over here and tell me to shut up. My own call. Absolutely not. I can take him to jail just for that. >> After telling him to shut up the second time, tiny little Napoleon calls for backup. The little guy then walks to the other side of his car, barely able to see over his hood. Clearly, he's the bad cop, so we're probably waiting for the good cops to come. Now, at this point, the smartest thing for me to do would have been to run and hide. He's never said I'm detained. He's never said I'm under arrest. And I'm pretty sure I know exactly what he's about to do. But instead of running, I decide to go live on my YouTube channel so that should the worst happen, all of you get to see it happen in real time. And to be totally honest with you, I'm an idiot for it. But I'm really thinking there's no way multiple other cops are going to show up and say, "Yeah, Napoleon, you should definitely arrest a man for telling you to shut up." The little guy's friend shows up and he tells his friend about how triggered he is. The McKini Police Department says on their own Facebook page and a post about this incident that they're dedicated to transparency. So, I'm sure that they're going to immediately release this body cam footage. After they're done chatting, they come and attack me. See if you can spot the good cop. >> What's your name, sir? >> Officer. Thank you, >> Officer Holder. >> Seriously. Hey, guys. What? >> Seriously? Hey, don't >> Yeah, I need to give it to her. I'm a news reporter, man. >> I'm a news right now. Back up. >> What's he getting? >> You can't just take my reporting equip evidence reported everything. >> It's live stream. >> Some people would say stupid things like, "Oh, you're being arrested, James." But I would argue that this is definitely nothing more or less than a kidnapping and a robbery by a gang of [ __ ] thugs. I cannot thank Pink Camera Magic enough for being there to fully record and document all of this. Many of the things that she caught on her camera are going to be incredibly key in court. And she posted all of this publicly. No edits, no cuts, no voice over. So you guys can head over there and watch every last second uncut of what happened. But I did want to point out that she is now closer than she ever was when she first walked up and Napoleon told her to shuffle two steps to the side. The point is, nobody was ever interfering by being anywhere on this public sidewalk. Over 20 minutes later, Napoleon finally goes over and hands this man his ticket and lets him go. Amanda is now allowed to move far closer than she was before because interference. Now, if you are the man who was extorted on this traffic stop or if you know him, please have him reach out to me. Realjamesfreeman@gmail.com. we have a lawyer for him because the extension of this traffic stop in order for this cop to stroke his ego was illegal. In other words, Napoleon illegally extended the detainment of this driver. To the driver of the car, if anybody can reach him, you have a lawsuit and we have a lawyer for you. I was taken to Colin County Jail in Texas and booked for interference with public duties for telling little Napoleon to shut up. Little did they know, besides being there to do a story on Auto the Watchdog, I was also in the area to meet up with about a dozen other government accountability experts and journalists. We were coming from different states around the whole country to meet up. About half of them were already in town and immediately went over to the police department. The rest of them showed up while I was in jail. I'm going to put links in the description to all the videos and live streams of all the people that showed up there that day. I was locked in a cage, so I had no idea what was going on in the outside, but here's a few fun little snippets of it for you. courtesy of Chuck Bronson linked below. >> What's up? >> How's it going? >> What's up, man? How you doing? >> I was already here. So, >> okay. >> We were supposed to do something else. We're not supposed to be [Music] >> sir. Please don't film me. >> What? >> I got to go. I'll call building control. >> Okay. >> What do you mean please don't film me? Is that a law? >> Are you just out here issuing uh unlawful orders? >> Due to people legally and lawfully recording inside of the lobby, they put the jail on lockdown, meaning that they forced 1,400 inmates in the jail into their cells for the next 6 hours. Does it make any logical sense? No. Was there any threat? No. But you got to understand, sadistic pieces of [ __ ] don't really care who they hurt as long as they're hurting someone. And since they didn't feel like they could get away with hurting all the guys in the lobby with cameras, they decided to hurt 1,400 inmates instead. Has anybody spotted the good cop in this situation yet? Otto the Watchdog showed up with all his live streaming camera rigs and set them up all over the jail. People that I've never met before showed up, including this guy with a cardboard sign that says, "Shut up, cop." >> Oh, there we go. Show us how it how to use it. Show us how it works. Look at that. See it turning? >> Auto sets up all these cameras and then a guy in an office 100 miles away controls them. >> Should we flip this around so it's aiming at the >> this or the parking lot? >> I don't know. >> I know. >> I'm waiting on on input from studio. >> So, what I'm going that way. So, am I good over there? >> I'll show you where you can go. >> Well, this is staff parking right here. And there's a sign that also says you can't be back here as well. >> Okay. What statute is that? It's private property as far as the stat >> private property. What who pays for this private property? No, >> it's not private property. That's ignorance. >> Allowed in this area. You see where all these other people are standing? >> Yep. >> That's where you need to be. That's that's the jail. >> That's where I need to be. >> Well, you're here for the jail entrance, ain't you? >> No, I'm I'm taking out I'm checking out the building, the property. >> This guy here, he can we've already been through that with him as well. So, this is the Dell entrance on that side of the building over there. >> Okay. What about on that way? Which How far can I go? >> Chuck. Sorry, man. >> I don't even know where that goes down that way. >> No, I'll check it out. >> Sorry, man. How you doing? >> I'm getting an escort. They're showing me the property lines. >> Just like little Napoleon, these government agents want to be able to tell every free person in a free and open area where they can or cannot stand. >> Apparently, this is private property, they're saying. >> I don't know, man. I don't know. >> What do you mean you don't know? >> They threw me out, too. I got just as many questions as you. [Music] [ __ ] the police. [Music] >> Free speech in America. It's great. Thanks for protecting our rights. >> Jet88 donated $5 through super chat. Stupid piggy. Stupid piggy. Bully piggy. Corrupt piggy. [Applause] >> Click here guys. >> Yeah. Thanks for your support. Appreciate it. [Music] >> Somebody's arrested. >> Hillsboro Highlights donated $1.99 through super chat. Just comply and stop the oling. Right. >> This is what went on for the next 8 hours while they processed me through the jail. >> What day and Hey, [ __ ] the police all day and three times on Wednesday. >> Hey, they do leave the doors wide open to the facility. Let's go say hi to James. >> Then after I was released, one or two dozen people scoured McKini for the next few hours, searching for that one good cop to arrest the bad ones. >> What's up, man? >> Did you hear about that journalist that got arrested here in town today? >> What the hell is up with that, man? cigar. >> No comment. >> No comment. Nothing. >> Do you need something? >> Yeah. >> What do you need? >> Just We have some questions. You got any drugs or narcotics in here? >> Serious questions or nothing? >> That is serious. You know how many cops have steroids and narcotics? >> Step away from >> You're good, man. You're free to go. >> Well, I don't want to run you over. >> I said you're good. You're clear. >> Thank you. [Laughter] What's up? >> Is that normal protocol for you to retaliate because people are exercising their rights? >> Again, >> I guess that's the same reason that guy got arrested today, right? >> Again, no problem. Because I don't know all the details. >> I'm asking you about our situation just now. We came and asked you a couple questions. So, you go out of retaliation and get the plate instantly. >> How's it? >> You go straight from us to them. >> How's that retaliation? We came up to ask you questions. You didn't like it. You rolled up your window, took off, went straight, got our plate. >> Took off. >> That's retaliation. >> Yeah. I got it all on film. >> You Sarge, what's up, Sarge? >> What's going on, man? >> I mean, is that normal? Is that like your policies and procedures? >> Huh? >> Well, we went over and asked him a couple questions and then after that, he just takes off and goes straight and gets our plates. It's obviously out of retaliation. Cops do it to us every day of the week, right? If somebody records the cops, that's what they do to retaliate. So, you're telling me you were going to go run our plate if we didn't come over and talk to you and ask you a couple questions? >> Oh, you was not. You're a liar. Yeah. The guy today was 50 ft away >> and they said interference and arrested him for it. >> I don't know. >> I know. I know it was different shift everything, but >> I feel like we're getting closer, guys. I feel like we're bonding. >> Yeah, that's what we're trying to do is bridge that gap. You know what I Wax Hustler said they should make sure >> I've been doing this for a couple days. So >> yeah, let's do it. >> Still having fun. So I I enjoy serving. So that's what I do. Thanks. >> So you like bad cops? >> Don't like bad cops either. >> Have you ever arrested a bad cop? >> In my day, I'm sure the few years that I've been doing this, I'm sure I've run across one. I don't know if >> Trump said donated $5 through super chat asked what that respect, integrity and etc. says on the front fender means >> got. >> Yeah. So, us coming up asking you a couple questions, you came and got our plate. Was that respect? Was that integrity? Was that service and excellence? Which one of those does that fall under? >> Must [Laughter] you got him trained good, Sergeant? >> Well, I mean, as far as no comment, you know what happens when you do deposition under court? Is it all? I don't recall. >> Stop. Stop. >> That was good though. Sorry. Joe was good. >> That was good. Let me cut that out. >> You guys have a good night. >> McKenna wasn't even on any of our radars when this trip started. But just a few hours after I got out of jail, more than a dozen cop watchers are out recording every single traffic stop they can find in McKini. >> Job during the day. Get a job. >> Job. >> We got one. >> Yeah, cuz my problem is money. When the first cop watchers arrived to record this one, there was just two cops rumaging through someone's car. The pigs claimed that their dogs smelled drugs and told them about it. Over the next half hour, as they rummaged through his truck, more and more cop watchers show up and more and more cops show up. We end up with about 15 cop watchers and about 15 cops from three different jurisdictions, including Colin County Sheriff, McKini Police Department, and Texas State Police Troopers. A good cop would have gone and arrested that McKini cop. People passing by that we didn't even know decided to stop and record the police, too. >> Are you coming to record? >> Get your camera, bro. >> What is it? >> Just Just take out your cell phone and just record everything, man. Record me. Record him. Record the pigs. Record everything. >> It's cuz the dude's getting harassed by the police. >> They're just shaking him down. They said the dog hit on his car, but they can't find anything >> cuz they lied. >> Yeah. The state police go to get everyone's license plates to write them down and try to find some way to retaliate against us for recording them later because that's what government does in a free country when you document them and speak badly about them. [Music] [Applause] >> So, we all went to stand in front of and block the license plates. place. >> [ __ ] you, pig. >> You got this guy over here with this freaking like 6 foot extendo pole 360 camera that he's got almost all the way across the street. >> We got Bow over here trash talking him. And if you never heard Clash with Bao trash talk a cop, >> man. I know you know I'm right. >> Get [ __ ] anyways. >> Do yourself a favor. >> Yeah. >> One lose, one comes. Two more. >> Hell no, man. They're in the back. >> They're going to search every square inch of that. >> Yeah, they're in the back, man. They got They got They got another pig in the back. >> The tires. >> 13. >> There's two pigs in the back right now. >> What are they doing in there? >> They're I don't know. Probably looking for a puddle of mud to roll around in. I don't >> You guys are causing a huge disturbance, man. >> The state troopers causing a huge disturbance down there. >> Blocking traffic. >> Y'all go do something with y'all's eyes, man. Get all these goddamn cars out of the road, man. You guys are causing a big scene, man. You guys are all disturbing the peace right now, man. Yeah, this pig right here is [ __ ] Look at his face. Yeah, look at it. Yeah, you're [ __ ] You got [ __ ] all to do with your life. This is what you got. You're at midnight. You're holding up a [ __ ] back road and you're just [ __ ] You got [ __ ] all to say. You're [ __ ] scared as [ __ ] And you're doing nothing, man. You're not even doing nothing. You're sucking on tax dollars doing nothing, man. And you know I'm right. That's why you got that stupid pig face on you. >> You know I'm right now. >> Oh, they Oh my god, they're plotting right now. Look, >> they're like, "Ah." >> Thanks, Derek Sheriff. >> They're They're like, "Ah, that guy said was to me." >> Giving each other awards. >> Yo, straight up. >> These are distinguished men. >> I'm going to be out of here if you guys walk near me, man. I'm going to run away from you, idiot. You guys are going to have to shoot me in the back. You hear me? >> You're not going to get me. This is >> Stop plotting, Shane. >> Yeah. >> Stop plotting against me. >> This is my boss bow. You guys ever hear me You guys ever hear me refer to my boss or my supervisor in in edited videos? And a lot of people who who are who haven't seen me in the past four or so I used to work with Bao all the time, but we haven't actually met up and worked together in person in probably four at least four years, maybe five. >> Ba's a real person. When I say, "Hey, you know, do you want to when I refer people to my supervisor, do you want to talk to my that's bal that's the guy that they call that?" This is the guy that they call when I say, "Do you want to talk to my supervisor?" And they get it earful. >> After they talk to him, they come back and they're like, "No, man. We'll deal with you. You're we'll deal with you instead of him." Because you know what? That's what the cops do, right? They give you somebody higher. They give That's what all government does. If you're having a problem, they always got, oh, you know, well, you can file a complaint, right? You could talk to my supervisor. You can file a complaint. You think the supervisor cares? You think the complaint goes anywhere? Well, I like to do the same thing. Oh, you got a problem with what I'm doing? Yeah, no problem, man. Talk to my boss. Bow. Ba's got bosses, too. If we need it, we can send it up the chain through 20 of y'all. You think they're plotting to arrest everybody? >> Man, I'm going to take off. I'm going to probably I'm probably going to run that way and they're going to have to chase me on foot. I I say we all scatter in different directions if they walk towards us. >> [ __ ] these [ __ ] >> It's going to be a hard one. You're going to have to be You're going to have to you have your cardio game and [ __ ] put your hands on me, pigs. >> Thank you, officer, for >> none of that [ __ ] put your hand behind your back [ __ ] [ __ ] you, [ __ ] How about that? Come get this [ __ ] >> And if you guys have been watching for years, you've seen that every time I'm with Bow and they try to attack him, he always runs. Sometimes he gets away, sometimes he doesn't, but he never makes it easy. Oh [ __ ] You're live streaming. My bad. >> No, no. I was I'm streaming you, bro. You're the content. >> Oh, I'm I'm I'm going to content right now. >> Yeah. I was just introducing people. >> I just blew my load. >> A lot of people have never actually met my boss in person. >> Yeah, I'm here. I'm >> so I was just I was back there kind of narrating. Let them know this is this is Buddy Bow. >> I'm the boss. >> He's the boss. He's in charge of everything. Need a supervisor. This is the supervisor. And then I came up to, you know, let people hear what what people hear when they call my boss. I was basically pointing out the fact that these guys are just standing there doing nothing at midnight on a back road on a light industrial district for one truck. There's also a lot of people here and most of those guys are just standing around swaying back and forth doing nothing. And I was wishing that they would just spontaneously combust and the same results would happen if like 12 of these guys just combust. They can still get this thing done. It won't really hinder any kind of business. >> I'm putting that energy out there. These guys are plotting. I I call this guy an idiot and a useless uh piece and uh he started a piggy huddle with the McKini cops. Oh >> yeah. He's like, "No, >> aren't the McKini cops the ones who caused all this?" >> Yeah. >> Aren't they literally the ones who who made 20 people come out here? >> No, they didn't. They didn't. >> Because they arrested somebody for saying, "Shut up." >> They didn't. They didn't. Yeah. They got They got a female picker in the back right now. Look. >> Female picker. Yeah, I see her. >> Yeah. >> She's like, "I'm going through all this stuff." She ain't >> What happens if they don't find anything? >> Uh, they're going to they're going to arrest everyone. That's what happens. >> Going to jail anyway. >> Everyone going to jail. They can't find nothing. >> Someone's going to jail. >> And stop going through their stuff, man. >> That shit's so weird. >> Yeah, he's got your six, man. He's not worried about us. He knows we're not dangerous, you [ __ ] >> We only our cameras shoot at 60 frames a second. >> He's trying to move traffic, man. You scared, man. 20 people, man. You're talking about you got my six. >> Get your own goddamn six, man. The [ __ ] >> She was like, you got my six? >> Yeah. >> I was like, bro, you was really wild, man. Stop going through his stuff. You're being weird. >> Oh, stop throwing his stuff down. >> Oh, you just officer Butter Fingers. >> You're impeding the traffic with your weirdness. >> Stop it. >> Hell no. We're not going to stop it, pig. >> The [ __ ] You [ __ ] >> Hey, you [ __ ] dropped it. >> Stop. You'll get me for interference. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You can't touch anything, bro. >> It was coming right at me. That would have definitely been interference, sir. >> Yeah, it would have. I was like, bro, don't touch it. Don't touch it. Like they will they will hook you up in handcuffs in a heartbeat, bro. >> Yeah. >> You interfered. >> Hey, I got your six. >> Got a six. All right, >> ma'am. I got your six. >> You should get a job where you don't have to [ __ ] watch your goddamn six. How about that? >> Get a real job. >> People stealing stuff from people. Get a real job. >> Why don't you go be like a stewardist or some [ __ ] >> Tom Space, thanks for the super chat. 15 cops from three different jurisdictions and about 45 minutes later absolutely nothing is found in the truck and the driver is finally let go. >> Only thing left is the National Guard. >> Colin County Sheriff, Texas State Troopers. >> There's four state troopers back there >> that just showed up. >> They're back there plotting. They're hiding behind their cars back there. >> Look at them. >> They look like they're huddled up ready to >> Oh, they are. >> They're huddling. They're conspiring against Hail Mary. They're conspiring against. >> You have the key? >> Yeah. >> As they finish up with their initial victim, we notice that they're all huddling up, staring at us, trying to pick their prey. We know exactly what's about to happen cuz it's happened to us before. So, we run. >> I'm mad cuz we're leaving. Look, look, look, look. They're so mad. We're leaving Texas. Pull up a ton shield. The >> troopers mad. So mad. They're conspiring. We don't have any waters in here, do you? >> Texas. We don't have no water. The McKenna Police Department makes a public post on their Facebook page saying that they're well aware of an arrest of an individual for recording the police and that while you can record the police, you can't interfere. They go on to say that transparency and accountability remain their priority while trying to gaslight the public into believing that arresting me for telling a cop to shut up was okay. The public destroys them with over 4,500 comments in the comment section. The following day, I went to the department to try to recover the property that they stole from me, including a cell phone and two memory cards. I'll show you all of these encounters on the next video, as well as explain how they started conspiring to try to enhance this to a felony for recording the police and telling them to shut up. But here's a sneak peek of how I was treated the very first time I ever set foot inside of the Mckin Police Department to try to retrieve my stolen property. [Music] What' you What' you call in there? >> Hey, I need to get some uh business done here. I need to pick up some property. Where do I go for that? >> Hello. Hey. >> Hey. Hey. I need to pick up property. Where do I go? >> Sir. >> Yes. >> You have my case right now. I'll be right with you. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. Thank you for addressing me. You're so welcome. >> All right, sit down and get your case and let me know when you're ready. >> I'm going to sit down when I'm ready. You could have a seat on the side. Feel free to use a restroom, whatever you want to do. Get comfortable. Okay, >> I'll wait here. >> Might be a while. >> Why is that? >> Guys, we're at McKini Police Department. They're already acting like absolute horrible, disgusting human beings. >> Yeah, that's all I asked him was how his day was and he flipped out on me. >> All of this because I told a cop to shut up. >> By telling me to shut up right now, I can think of jail right there for that. trying to deal with him and he come over here and tell me to shut up my own call. Absolutely not. I can take you to jail just for that. >> Sir, be quiet and see what I want. >> Shut up. >> McKenna Police Department is still doubling down, tripling, and quadrupling down on this officer's actions. Don't miss out on your opportunity to weigh in and tell them exactly what you think of