Okay. So, I'm out here working doing my contractor job. Officer come up to me, ask me for my ID cuz I'm a black man. So, what made you ask me for my ID? >> Because I got a call about a suspicious person out here going house to house and I need to identify who I'm talking to. >> Am I suspected of a crime? >> Yep. >> What's the crime? Let >> me see your ID. >> What crime am I suspected of? >> Well, at this point, you're you're teetering on obstruction obstruction of governmental operations. All right, man. He's asked you. I've asked you. I would like this to stay as calm as possible, but man, you're going to force our hand into doing something. >> You've been watching too much YouTube, too much Tik Tok. >> Wait a minute. I'm giving you a lawful order to just wait right here. >> We're going to go over. Just because you say it doesn't mean anything. >> Figures out what's going on, you'll be free to leave. >> I'm free to go right now. >> Okay. Well, let me confirm my officer. I don't >> I don't care. Hey, welcome back to the channel. If you are pro police, if you back the blue, no matter what they do to you, click off of this video right now because this is going to make you blow a gasket. If you believe agents of the state are heroes that should be honored and respected, you've come to the wrong place. And I'm going to show you two examples where cops believe that badges and Halloween costumes grant special rights. Because we got to get real. Law enforcement agents have done a great deal of evil in the last couple years to earn the hate. They break into houses without warrants. They initiate pretextual stops that interfere with our life, liberty, property, and pursuit of happiness. They shoot homeowners trying to defend themselves when the cops pull up to the wrong address. They kidnap and cage people for victimless crimes. But many Americans have a short memory. And because most of them suffer from a strong case of cognitive dissonance and Stockholm syndrome, they cringe and bristle at videos like the one I'm about to show you because they truly believe the authoritized are worthy of respect, even when they disrespect those they're supposed to be protecting and serving. And in this first one, somewhere along the line, the prevailing belief among cops became, "If we get a call, that alone is reasonable suspicion to demand ID." Let's take these from the top and make some comments along the way. >> I need a contractor ID or driver's license. >> Hey, so I'm out here working. What's your What's your >> Officer Lowry, >> what's your badge number? >> 4914. >> Okay. So, I'm out here working doing my contractor job. officer come up to me, ask me for my ID cuz I'm a black man. >> No, ain't that because you're a black man. >> Come on, man. >> Let me see your ID. >> So, what made you ask me for my ID? >> Because I got a call about a suspicious person out here going house to house. >> As I'm talking to you, you're trying to avoid talking to me and I need to identify who I'm talking to. >> Am I suspected of a crime? >> Yep. >> What's the crown? >> Let me see your ID. >> Suspicious person going house to house. >> Okay. I'm a right >> investigating that. I'm a right I'm a right fiber contractor all over those are all over everybody's vehicles around here let me see your contractor ID >> at first when you uh approached me why you why you didn't ask for my ID was trying to make small talk >> because that's how I investigate >> how do you investigate officer oh you pretend like you're your people's friends you want to get in good with them you want to see if they can reveal any incriminating information about themselves and then you move in for the kill trying to get ID when you don't even know if there's a crime that's been committed or not. >> Man, I'm just trying to finish my job. I'm trying to do >> I'm trying to do my job. >> Let me see your ID. Can you call Can you call the supervisor right now? >> Can you call your supervisor? >> I'm the supervisor right now. >> Can you call? >> I am the supervisor. >> Who's over you? >> Nobody's over me right now. >> What? Can you call the superior? >> I I am the superior right now. So you're going to make this into a situ. >> This man is trying to get actual work done. He's a productive member of society confronted by a parasite of society that it doesn't need to be. I just need to be able doctor who want to talk to you. No, you don't. I'm not suspic suspect of any crime. I love that he keeps working. makes this cop look really bad. >> I got a alleged uh right contractor over here to give me an ID so I can document who I talk to. >> I legally don't have to give you my ID. I'm not speaking car 492 on the radio. I'm put my phone on tripod what I answer question. Charles 7475 91 Charles 74 75 Notice the sharp contrast here. You got this fiber guy. He's getting paid to do something while the cop stands around getting paid doing nothing but harassing the guy who's getting paid to do something. got all of his equipment out there, all of his tools. His truck, >> his truck has a phone number. The magnet has a phone number on the side. just keeps on working. Keeps on getting it done because that's what working men do while they're getting harassed by other weaker men in costumes. Look at this guy. >> Oh, it'd be great if this guy had a tripod for his phone. or some kind of helmet cam or body cam. >> Hey, uh over these white uh fiber I ain't giving you nothing. I don't I ain't giving you nothing or words that damage egos. And that's why this cop is hanging around in spite of all the evidence his eye is feeding his brain. You got the equipment out there. You got this guy with this high viz vest on. He's not doing anything in the darkness. He's doing his entire job in the in broad daylight. He's got a truck that has a tag. The cop has already run the tag. He's got the phone number of his company on the side of his vehicle. What more could you ask for an investigation? The guy just wants to stand on his Fourth Amendment right to keep his identity secure from a prying police officer, an agent of the state. This guy ain't missing a beat, man. He's like, I'm going to get this work done. Just trying to get >> I'm just trying to get his information. That's all I'm doing. I'm just trying to make him insecure in his purse and that's it. Okay, >> here we go. What's going to happen? Don't mess around. Ain't a good charge of construction. Go. >> Hey, bud. I'm officer Carol with the White Hall PD. >> Oh, here we go. He's got backup. >> Officer Lowry's partner. You mind giving me your ID so that we don't have to charge you with a crime? >> What crime am I suspected of? >> Well, at this point, you're you're teetering on obstruction obstruction of governmental operations in Arkansas. The law states that if an officer is lawfully here and we are because we were dispatched here that if we request your identification that you as a citizen have to provide. >> That's not >> how are cops this ignorant of their own laws. That's not even a law. He can't pull up a code or a statute. There's no ordinance. This guy is not violating anything. He's out there doing his job and just because somebody suspects he might be doing something wrong. There is no crime that's being suspected. What? He's He's committing the crime of putting in light fiber in the ground. That is that really a crime now? >> That if [clears throat] we request your identification that you as a citizen have to provide. >> That's not true. I have to be suspected of a crime in order to be ID. >> Good for him. >> We're investigating a crime. The possibility of a crime. >> Show me the law where it says I have to show you my ID. >> I have to show you a law anywhere, sir. >> Okay. >> All right, man. He's asked you. I've asked you. I would like this to stay as calm as possible, >> but man, you're going to force our hand into doing something. >> You're going to force our hand into violating your rights is what this officer said. You are going to force our hand. So, if we lay our hands on you, it's your fault. This is gaslighting 101, and cops are wonderful at this >> and we'd rather not that not occur. >> Now, y'all see you don't work. >> I I do. There's no there's no uh there's no question there that you're working, man. >> There is no question. Investigation complete then. Have a good day. You're going to leave right now, officers. Right. >> But we have >> Can I get y'all supervised? What's your badge name and badge number? >> My name is Officer Carol. >> Okay. >> And my badge number is 4908. This is Officer Lowry. His is 4914. >> So, what crime am I suspected of? >> Well, now you're obstructing. >> Oh, so now it's obstruction. He actually is obstructing except he's not obstructing justice. He's obstructing the injustice they want to bring upon him. >> What was the initial crime? >> Could have been trespassing. Could have been uh >> so what I explained to you when I got here was is that a citizen called in about a male matching your description going door to door. >> Okay. >> Or going house to house is exactly what they said. Okay. Then when I got here, I tried to have a little conversation with you to verify who you were. You started, I ain't talking to you, right? You said, "I'm trying to I don't mean no disrespect, but I know." And that's when you started. >> That's why I need your ID so I can document >> because because you got frustrated. You got >> I didn't get frustrated. That's not why I needed your ID. We are required to document everybody we talked to. >> He's still doing his job. He's getting the job done, man. Hats off to this guy. This is blue ribbon calm, cool, and collected actions. >> Can you get your higher up on the phone or up out here? >> I've I've had them on my phone. >> But you've been watching too much YouTube, too much Tik Tok. >> They haven't been watching enough YouTube and Tik Tok >> to think this is going to go the way that you want it to go. >> Why y'all harassing me, man? >> I'm not harassing you. At this point, you see I'm working. No, sir. >> Why would I be out here doing this for no reason? >> I don't know, sir. Matt, let me give you an example. Yesterday, look, you going to listen to me. You asked me a question and I'm trying to give you an answer. >> So, you don't want to try to hear what our officers got to tell you. >> He's still working. >> Y'all arresting me. >> They are. Didn't we just yesterday someone move into a person's house? >> What does that have to do with me? Same same exact type of a scenario. Sir, >> I'm not moving in the house. I'm working. >> And that's why I'm trying to ID you so I can document if there is any criminal activity that I you're who I talked to that came out here. >> He's still working. I love it. I love this. >> You show me the law that says I have to give you my ID if I'm not suspected of any crime and I'll give you my ID. So, we're investigating suspicious activity brought in by a citizen of Whiteall, Arkansas. >> Hey everybody, this is the suspicious activity. >> This is my truck, my contractor. This is my work. Unsuspected of suspicious activity. >> He's getting it all on record. And I love this guy. >> 211. Molly co they put their hands on this man, this working man. This is going to be one of the easiest slam dunk lawsuits in that area in Arkansas. I'll try one more time. still working. >> Did you get a permit? >> Hey, sir. >> Now they're just fishing. They're just looking for something to get him on cuz they know they don't have anything on this guy. >> Did you get a permit to be out here? >> I'm not answering any more questions. answering any questions. All right, you got to go, my man. You're done. We're shutting the job down. We're shutting it down. My boss just said you're shut down. So, you're done. >> How am I sitting down? >> Because you have to have a permit to work here and whatnot. You're refusing to show the permit. So, you're done. Let's go. Copy 50. I just talked to two two advised me this guy should have a permit to be out here. He's refusing to give me any information to include a permit. So, I I've been advised by two to shut that down. He won't even give me a name. Now, this is where the video ends. And I have no idea what happened, but this guy stood his ground against these evil, psychopathic, tyrannical law enforcement agents in the state of Texas. I saw this on X. There's no background information. There's no original creator credit. So, I'm not sure what happened to this guy, but I can only assume he continued to stand his ground. In pretty much every state, you are not required to provide identification simply because a police officer has been dispatched to an area unless the officer has reasonable, articulable suspicion that you're involved in committing a crime. These Arkansas cops could not articulate any crime they thought this guy was involved in. Therefore, they had nothing on him. All they had was bruised egos and a vendetta they needed to fill. They wanted to retaliate so bad. And for all we know, they did retaliate bad. That's just one example of cops earning the hate. And this is another one. This is from Central Tyrant Investigations. And again, if you're a thin blue line bootlicker, you are not going to like how CTI treats these depraved tyrannical cops. >> Like I think you should talk to He called I'm just going to ask you what's going on. >> I'm just recording. >> For what? >> It's for my boss. >> What's What's your boss? What's this for? Like a documentary or something? >> Like some It's It's just a story. >> But I think he called over here. I think he wants to talk to you. >> I'll talk to him. Yeah. >> I just want to know what's >> No, you're fine. I've got other officers coming here. Just want to make sure what's going >> Oh, yeah. No, I'm just documenting. >> I'm just documenting. Just take it as that. >> I understand. But I kind of want to know why, though. Everybody wants to know why, but >> it's kind of part of my job. I got to be nosy and ask questions. >> You know, hey, it's part of my job. Could you help me fulfill my job requirement by letting me know who you are? Cuz you know, it is part of my job. What if you said, well, it's part of my job not to divulge my ID to anybody. So, now we're at kind of a stalemate. I'm kind of trying to do my job. You're trying to do your job. So, what happens now? >> Have to just say he's recording. I What? I got to tell my boss that you're recording something. >> Oh, just tell him I'm recording >> for >> just for my boss. >> Your boss is >> uh I can't give that information. >> Starbucks. >> Stop waving it down. >> Stop waving it down. >> You're turning this in. >> When he tells him not to do something, he does it even more. >> It doesn't need to be. I'm just I just want to know what making this something you don't have to wave him down. >> Yeah, he called. I think >> someone called. I don't know who called. I I saw him on his phone and he stopped here and was like blocking traffic and stuff and I was telling him he shouldn't do that and then he pulled into there but I think he called you. >> You can talk with my partner right here. Okay. >> Okay. Is he cool? >> Awesome. >> All right. What up? >> What's going on, man? >> How you doing? >> I'm good. How about you? >> I I think we just go talk to him over here cuz he had cold. >> I got you. My fault. Hey, man. You stay with me real quick. >> Hold on. We're going to go see what he has to say. >> Stay with me real quick. All right. I just don't want you to get too close. You can stay over here, sir. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. I'm >> not going to leave. >> They are so accustomed to people just obeying and rolling over and submitting to their authority. They can't even understand it. They can't comprehend it. When somebody just completely ignores that authority. >> Wait. I'm giving you a lawful order. Just wait right here. >> We're going to go over. Just because you say it doesn't mean anything. >> You can We can wait. >> I'm just walking. >> All right. >> We're going to um >> Okay, we go right here. Stop right here. >> Hold on. No, you can stay right here. >> Wait, you're impeding my sidewalk. >> I'm not impeding anything. You can stay right here. >> Can I walk this way? >> All right. If you don't listen to me, you're going to go in half coast. >> For what? >> You're going to be detained. >> For what? >> Listen. >> For walking on a public Let my partner talk. >> Okay, I'm going to do that. I'm just cool with me. I'll be cool with you. >> I'm Can I walk on a public sidewalk? >> Be cool with me and I'll be cool with you. Well, up to this point in our entire interaction, you haven't been cool with me yet. Why would I believe you, officer? >> I'm just cool with me. I'll be cool with you. >> I'm Can I walk on a public sidewalk? >> You could record it from over there. >> Can I walk on a public sidewalk? >> I'm letting you know right now. I'm letting you know. [ __ ] off, dude. >> All right. You're not walking. Why you telling me to [ __ ] off? >> Why is he walking my way on a sidewalk? >> What's going on? >> I don't know. >> Now the other parasites just crawl out of the forest like ticks and chiggers, man. >> Keep moving. Just stay right there. >> Shut up. >> Are we investig We're investigating something. Once that officer sent Once that officer figures out what's going on, you'll be free to leave. I'm free to go right now. >> Okay. Well, let me confirm my officer. >> It was a lie. This cop is lying. Once we get done with our investigation, you'll be free to leave. No. No. It's I'm not unfree right now. I'm still an American. I'm still on American soil. I'm still in a public place. I'm still engaged in a constitutionally protected activity. There's nothing you can do to legally hold me here. >> Figures out what's going on. You'll be free to leave. >> I'm free to go right now. >> Okay. Well, let me confirm my office. I don't wear my skinny. >> I don't care. Okay, >> I don't care. I'm just going to walk on the public sidewalk. >> Well, how about you wait one second? >> No, thank you. You can wait right here. >> I don't have to. You can wait. I don't have to. I'll l >> Oh my god. So scary. >> Sir, are you willing to provide your ID for us? >> For what? >> Are you I'm asking this yes or no question. >> [ __ ] no. >> Okay. >> Oh man, [laughter] that is crazy, man. [laughter] Oh my god. Oh, come on. Bowling Brook, y'all. Bowling Brook. Cops are always getting their tyrannical way as they steamroll over the rights of Americans because most Americans don't know their rights and don't have the courage to stand on their rights. Leave your thoughts about this in the comments section below. If you like these videos, like this video, share this video, subscribe to the channel, hit the bell notification icon, and I will see you in the next video. >> [bell]