Nine federal marshals lined up on a deck outside an apartment complex to serve a federal warrant, proving once again that no one is above the law OF GRAVITY. >> THAT BODY CAMERA CAUGHT THE MOMENT A task force of US Marshals were trying to serve an arrest warrant in Missouri. The deck they were standing on gave way. All nine of them came crashing to the ground. It happened last month in Missouri. The Marshals were injured, but they're all expected to be okay. The video is incredible. The man they were trying to apprehend wasn't home at the time. >> Who needs a guard dog when you have a perfectly capable guard deck? Oh, yeah, you can see it right there. This deck definitely has some warranty issues. Well, they can try to litigate it, but I don't think it's going to stand up in court. I don't think it's possible that you can hate bad cops enough because they're so bad and commit so many great atrocities so frequently, it is impossible for me to comprehend a human heart that absolutely despises them enough. And I'm only talking about bad cops cuz we know about all the good cops out there, don't we? I mean, the bad, few and far between. There's only a few bad apples, thank God. But, let me give you an example of why I say what I'm saying. What I'm What I'm about to show you right here looks so mundane. Maybe you've seen it. I just saw this the other day. The ego of cops is so fragile and so volatile and so dangerous that you can't even look, literally look at a cop wrong without them taking it the wrong way and then reaching down deep into their psychopathic character. They're all actually It's shallow. They don't have to reach deep at all. They reach deep into their half-cocked insecure character and use their power and abuse their power and threaten and intimidate just because somebody looked at them the wrong way. Check this out. Usually when people stare us down, it's because they have a problem with us. Gee, I wonder why people have a problem with you, officer. You just validated and verified why people have a problem with you. This is an example of And I'm going to play it again because it's almost it's surreal. I'm trying to think about what if I was at, let's say, some kind of public event, farmers market, theme park with my kids, and I walked by guy who's who's doing this right here. Who's doing this. You know, just mean-mugging me. I would just be like, "Oh, that's kind of weird." And just keep on going. Now, the only time I would have a problem is if he got into my zone of influence, if he got into my space, if he got in between me and my kids, if he got close to one of my kids, or tried to run at us. That's the only time you would have an issue with that. If they were actually physically trying to assault you or battery you or threaten you in some way. But to mean-mug me, so what? It's just like when somebody flips you off, what does that do? It did literally nothing to you. The only way it could ever affect you negatively is if you're insecure and you let it affect you. You don't even know this person who just flipped you off or cussed you out or mean-mugged you. But you're going to let it affect you so deeply that you have to say something about it. And not only do these cops say something about it, they actually they're And not Again, there's this is another situation where there's not one good cop who arrives on the scene. There's not one good cop to go, "Dude, he was just looking at you. It's not against the law to look at you. It's not against the law even to look mean at you or just go It's not even against the law if the guy flipped you off. It's not against the law if the guy said, "F the police." Every single day and twice on Tuesday. It's not against the law. And even if it was against the law, we are here to protect and serve. We are not here to be law enforcers. See, that's what I hate about the term law enforcement because they're there to enforce the laws. So let's say there was a law that said if somebody mean-mugged you, you have the right to exercise your power and authority and put torture cuffs on them, slam them up against the wall the wall. I mean, literally, if it was a law that said this, if you're a moral person, if you're a person of conviction and conscience and you are just a regular human being and not a psychopath, you would not obey that law. You would completely disregard that law. It would be your duty to disobey and disregard that law. Even if there was a law saying if they mean-mugged the cops, you can throw them into a cage, you wouldn't do it. You would absolutely violate that law because when injustice becomes law, resistance to that law becomes your duty automatically. Like oil and water, it just wouldn't mix. So let's watch this again. Unbelievably, I can't I am so glad this was recorded because this encapsulates the ego that virtually every and I'm just going to say virtually because there may be an outlier, a straggler somewhere, some rare exception to this sinister rule. There could be a cop out there to who would just let the water flow off like off a duck's back. But again, not one single cop said, "Dude, you can mean mug us. You can flip us off. We are here to protect your right to say whatever you want to and express yourself however you want to in public and disregard what this guy said. We're going to actually uh uh put in a complaint and try to get him fired, maybe a year in jail for threatening you and abusing his power." Check this out again. Unbelievable. >> You said what? Why do you keep staring at us? >> Because that's what you want. You're walking like >> I I can't admire you? >> You're not going to stare down at us cuz you're going to get to me. >> I was at where are y'all? You staring at me? I'm just staring at you. >> As long as that's what it is, bro. We can make it that >> Exactly what it was, bro. >> As long as that's what it that's what it is. What if it was something else, officer? What would that something else be that would allow you in your own mind to put your hand on me and violate my will? See, I You You haven't violated anybody's will if you mean mug somebody. You haven't violated anybody's will flipping them off. I wouldn't I wouldn't advise that. That's just not a good way to go along in life or to cuss somebody else out. But the person who's receiving that derision, who cares? Who cares? It shouldn't bother you at all. >> Cuz you You want people to stare me down, they have a problem with us. >> Usually when people stare us down, they have a problem with us. And you right now are putting the finishing touches. You're putting the highlight. You're underlining in red. You're bolding, italicizing, and putting the exclamation point at the end of the sentence on exactly why people have a problem with you, you dumb arse. >> No, I'm staring at you. You're staring at me. I'm just looking at y'all. That's all I'm doing. That's all it was. >> This [ __ ] is tripping. All right, good night. >> Yeah. >> All right, have a good night. >> You too. Blessings. Have a good night. >> Look at this. >> You staring at me? Are you serious right now? I'm leaving. Okay? All right. I'm saying blessings. Good night. >> And all the other cops All the other cops just hang around like they're going to back their buddy if he decides to grab people, put them in cuffs, and throw them to the ground. That is what these cops are doing. Look at this. Every one of them not one of them had a problem with what their buddy cop said. Even the ones who walked away. >> You too. Blessings. Have a good night. >> That's the world we live in. >> being serious right now? I'm leaving. Okay? All right. I'm saying blessings. Good night. >> This [ __ ] is tripping. Who are you? >> Yeah, he's tripping, and that's what cops do. They walk around with their feelings on their sleeves, and their insecurity, possibly, you know, male maybe even female cops walking around with HRT or steroids in their system, and they're already psychopaths to begin with, but now you increase the testosterone level, and you give them a badge, and a uniform, and a gun, and the authority of the state, and they literally think they're gods. That's why I started this video out saying, you you can't In the opinion of some, let me just put it this way, and let's let me be real politically correct and safe here. In the opinion of some, you can't hate bad cops enough. And why is that? Because they are so psychopathic, they are so insecure, they are so dangerous, their egos are so fragile that they will actually make a mountain out of a molehill because of a look. You looked at me wrong. You got a problem with me, son? Well, guess what I'm going to I'm Don't make me have to go hands-on. Don't make me have to use the power of this badge right here, sonny. They literally think they are the owners of you. And that is a big problem, and that is why most people hate cops. And that is why when something like this right here happens, people tend to, oh I don't know, rejoice. Listen to this right here. This is crazy, crazy. >> These US Marshals Task Force members recently serving an arrest warrant in Missouri never imagined the hidden threat >> Wait for it. Oh, I don't worry. Stay tuned. I'm going to play this over a couple times. I want to hear what you guys have to say about this. >> A second story deck at an apartment complex collapses sending nine deputies plummeting to the ground. The Marshals say injured task force members suffered broken bones, torn muscles, and head injuries. >> Broken bones, torn muscles, and head injuries, but >> but luckily all will return to work soon. >> Luckily, all of them will return to work. Oh god, I can't wait for the tyranny to begin. This is why people laugh. Because with just one look, they want to abuse their authority and put their hands on somebody. >> The US Marshals Service is the oldest federal law enforcement agency in the country. They provide federal court security, do asset forfeiture, and witness protection. >> Oh, asset forfeiture? You know, what's the other word for that? What's the other term for ass- civil asset forfeiture? It's legalized armed robbery because they will steal your stuff if they catch you doing something their politicians, their political parasitic overlords tell them, uh you know, write the laws, you can't do that. And if you do do it, then the law enforcement class will reach out out with the long arm of the law, and they'll bring you down, boy. >> But they're most known for hunting down the nation's most notorious fugitives as dramatized in the >> Wait a second. They are the most notorious fugitives. >> hit movie The Fugitive. Of course, it can be dangerous in real life, too. >> Every single day they're they're getting bitten by dogs, they're getting shot at, >> Every single day, they're unleashing the dogs to bite us. They're shooting at us. They're dislocating and breaking the bones of the elderly. Rest in peace, Karen Garner. $3.1 million settlement for the Loveland Police Department because what they did, Daria Jalali and Austin Hopp and Sergeant Metzler Metzler did to 72-year-old dementia patient Karen Garner. And there's video I sent you a compilation video on how police officers treat elderly members of our society. >> They're they're engaged in gunfights. >> US Marshal Service, come to the door. >> They're going after murderers, gang leaders, drug kingpins, and mafia members. >> They are the drug kingpins. They are the mafia members. They are the gang members. It's just all legalized. >> Come outside now. >> Deputies nationwide arrest almost 300 suspected fugitives a day, including going overseas to do so. >> 300 suspected fugitives a day? How many of those are innocent people? >> This stop for sex offender, 26-year-old Jacob Alexander Munos, convicted of possession of child pornography, and placed on Missouri sex offender registry upon his release from prison. But several months ago, he allegedly stopped reporting to his parole officer, and a warrant was issued for his arrest. We were unable to reach him for comment, and he does not have counsel as of >> You know, there's only one remedy for somebody who's actually a a CP offender. There's only one remedy, and it really doesn't cost that much. It's this little metal projectile that travels at a high rate of speed. If if indeed he truly is one of those CP things, uh we don't need to give him three hots and a cot. We don't need taxpayers footing the bill to keep this guy alive so that he can play bingo and scrabble and read pornographic magazines in prison. >> Fine. Authorities say previous searches of his apartment turned up numerous firearms. This time there's no indication it was anything but a freak accident. But their supervisor says everyone is fortunate it wasn't worse. >> The fact that they hit the ground in 2 seconds and there was no accidental discharge of any firearms or anything like that. >> Yeah, exactly. I I am so shocked that they just didn't stumble around shooting. >> That's very surprising. It turns out Muñoz wasn't even at the apartment. He later turned >> He wasn't even home. >> himself in. >> Had that bad guy been in there good >> Muñoz wasn't even at the apartment. He later turned himself in. >> Had that bad guy been in there it would have been up to the other marshals covering the doors to return fire to protect them. >> Working to protect each other and the public or even what should be a routine case and it's dangerous. Marquise Francis, NBC News. >> I just can't stop laughing looking at this. Let's just go back over it. Let's watch it again. >> routine case >> The deck had to give up. I mean, what can I say? It had warranty issues, you know? Let's watch it again. >> other and the public or even what should be a routine case >> The deck is like a dozen federal marshals, I give up. The cops are like, "Get on the ground." And the deck's like, "Are you sure you want me to do that right now? Cuz you got to admit, this will never stand up in court." Let's look at it again. That deck could never stand up in court. >> other and the public or even what should be a routine case and it's dangerous. Marquise Francis, NBC News. >> Turns out nobody is above the law of gravity. You don't need a guard dog when you have a perfectly functional guard deck. This is great. It's almost like, you know, there there's a bad guy somewhere going, "Okay, pull the lever right about now." >> That's dangerous. Marquis Francis, NBC News. >> I could put this on repeat for 10-15 minutes and it would never get old. This is quite a shock for cops who are used to stacking the deck. They never thought that they'd be stacked by the deck. Look, they're stacked up like cordwood right there. And and grandma loves to see it. Grandma loves to see it. I had my tube of Vagisil already. Didn't need to do it. The deck ran out of warranty. All right, let's go check this out. I want to show you, you know, when when I started this video, I said that you can't hate bad cops enough. And part of the reason I say that is because you don't understand how much they hate you. Here's a demonstration of that, straight out of New New Jersey. >> Infield loves this story. Uh police in parts of New Jersey have proven they're anything but bush league. >> Proven that they're anything but protectors and servants. Look at this guy, dressed as a bush so he can get you. >> An officer in Dunellen disguised himself as a shrub to to identify distracted drivers. Hey, you got to do whatever you can these days. >> You got to do whatever you can these days? Even the media moguls, even the media pundits. This is why I call them the prostitutes of fake stream CIA infiltrated operation mockingbird MK Ultra media. Even the media is laughing about it. Watch how many people they nabbed in their dragnet of corruption as they dressed as bushes on the side of the road. Like they got nothing else to do but this. >> license plate numbers using a pair of binoculars and radioed ahead to officers who made the stops. Together, they nabbed 74 drivers in 6 hours. >> 74 innocent people who haven't committed a crime in just a couple hours. 70-something people in the neighborhood getting economically terrorized because all a cop could do is just because there's no crime in New Jersey, right? Not in this neck of neck of the woods, there's no theft, there's no murder, there's no rapes, there's no human trafficking, there's nothing evil, nothing nefarious is going on. So, we got plenty of time to dress as bushes with a with binoculars so we can radio to our buddies down the street so we can get somebody who hasn't committed a crime. Way to keep our streets safe, officers. Probably get bonuses for that. They're probably working on overtime doing this. So, they're getting extra pay so they can economic economically terrorize the rest of us. Unbelievable, unconscionable. That's why so many people are saying you just can't hate these bad cops enough. >> Wow. I feel like there should be some sort of rule against that. >> What? Turning into foliage? >> Look out for pruning shears. >> Look at that. >> Yeah, it's called entrapment. Yeah, look out for pruning shears. Wouldn't that be hilarious? >> [laughter] >> The the the news is completely on the cops' side on this, by the way. >> beating around the bush, that's for sure. >> Oh, it's just so funny. It's all fun and games, isn't it, guys? Just all fun and games. Here's this guy explaining what they're doing and why they're doing it. >> This is an officer describes as a shrub. And yep, he has binoculars. >> The audio is very low on this. Sorry about it. >> This is Dunellen Police Department in Middlesex County. They're >> Dunellen Police Department in Middlesex County in New Jersey. >> trying to catch drivers on their phones. >> A a unique enforcement method where you can't necessarily park a patrol car and somebody sees a car, they put their phone down when they pass you. Um it was really about seeing people in their behavior when they don't think they're being watched. >> Oh, so maybe what it is in the age of flock security and control cameras and systems, they're doing this until they can get the flock security cameras up and rolling. So, they're basically human flock cameras. >> The officer was only in disguise for a short time. Police handed out 74 citations in 6 hours. >> 74 citations in 6 hours, and they're proud of this. And the media prostitutes are laughing about it. Meanwhile, the economy is crumbling. Food is crazy high. People can't pay their rent. They can't get by paying their mortgage or their their electricity bills or their car payments. And now these cops come along and go, "Well, we saw you with your phone in your lap cuz our lieutenant dressed as a bush, you know, about 1/4 mile away. You didn't see him, but we saw you cuz we're constantly looking at you. We're constantly surveilling you." But when you turn the camera on them, they go apeshit. It's unconscionable. These people earn the hate in various ways every single day. >> [bell]