I just got one thing to tell you, okay? >> Is it to not go on the property and give me a directive? Cuz you guys can't help yourself. It's ridiculous, dude. You always have to give directives. You always have to say something to me. You almost hit me, dude. >> Your rights don't end where the fears, feelings, and discomfort of others begins. You don't have to answer the questions of any cop. >> I'm not going to answer any questions, so you can just turn around and go. And cops don't have the right to put their hands on you unless they have probable cause that you have committed a crime. >> You're a tyrant, dude. Get out. Get out of here, dude. Go. I'm not even talking to you no more. Just screw. You almost hit me. You came up to me going about 20 mph and slammed on the brake. Screw. Screw. Don't step up on me and walk away. >> Don't flank me either. >> Don't walk up behind me. >> You went about 20. Don't touch. Don't even come near me, dude. Don't come near me. Relax, buddy. No, watch out for the truck. Don't walk up on me. You see this? So, you can tell me not to walk up on you, but this coming up on me? What are you, the failings police or are you law enforcement? >> I'm going to check to see if you have any weapons. >> Don't touch me. Do I do not consent to any search or seizure? >> You do not consent. >> Stay tuned because this is going to be a good one. I'm Brian. Welcome back to Here's the Deal. >> Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. Here's the deal. Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. Here's the [music] deal. >> Here's the deal. >> So, here's the deal. On this day, Press NH Now is hanging around on a public easement recording in public outside of this establishment called Wheel Librarater in Concord. This is a waste management company. And press NH Now is minding his own business, filming what his eyes can see in public, messing with no one. Let's see if people respect his right to film in public and we'll make some comments along the way. >> The wheelbarator in concrete is over at 11 Whitney Road. Trucks use right three lanes. Cars keep left. >> What's up? You work here? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. What's going on? >> Seeing what you're up to. >> Oh, just filming, man. >> Okay. You got any questions? >> No. Why are you offering anything? >> No. >> Oh, all right. Yeah. I don't know. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm just doing some filming, man. >> Okay. Have a good day. >> You, too, man. Take a picture of my truck for >> Sorry. Take a picture of my truck. >> I'm in public. I can do what I want. Watch yourself. You, >> too, buddy. See you later. Sorry. >> Oh, just keep driving. You'll be all right. Can >> I ask what you're doing? >> Filming. >> Okay. Well, you need to step off the property a little bit more. >> Oh, yeah. There's a trespassing sign way over there. I'm way off your property. >> I would just step back just a little bit. Somebody is going to be coming out to chat with you. >> Yeah. I don't need to talk to you, though. Thank you. See you later. I guess somebody's going to be coming out to chat with me, she said. And uh I'm not even on their property. I know where the property line is. There's a utility pool right here. I'm on the public easement, which is right here. Can I help you? >> Yeah. >> I just want to stop and point out the obvious. And I hate to use the cliche in our day and age, but in our day and age where our society is flooded with cameras, cameras on banks, dozens and dozens of cameras in and outside of Walmart, Lowe's, Home Depot, street lights, over a 100,000 flock safety cameras taking your license plate, facial recognition cameras, all over the place. Cameras everywhere, body cams, dash cams, everybody is always being recorded. They're satellite cameras for goodness sakes. But people are going to freak out about another man standing on a public easement in a public place recording what his eyes can see with his personal camera. >> The uh general manager here just uh checking to see. >> You're the general manager. >> Yeah. >> All right. Can I have your name? >> Uh actually, yeah. It's John Larivia. >> John what? La Rivier. >> La Rivier. Nice to meet you. I was >> just asking what uh was going on. If uh we can help you. >> No, I'm just out here doing some filming. >> Okay. So, one of my employees said you were rude to him. Uh tell you you're taking a picture of the car and >> Okay. Yeah, I could do whatever I want out here with the pictures, man. I'm I'm in public. >> You said to move along. >> Yeah. I said if you don't want to be on the camera, then keep moving. I'm in public. I could do this. >> Okay. Uh well, I just talked to some people. We don't know what really you're making people uncomfortable. >> Okay. That's not illegal, sir. >> So that for that reason, um, I'm just letting you know. We're going to contact authorities and let them talk to you. >> That's fine. I'm not going to say much more than I am to you. >> No, that's that's fine. >> So, I mean, I have a right to be out here. I'm not on your property. >> No, I >> Yeah, I see the sign right over there. Can I ask you a question, though? Cuz um I looked at the survey through like the town hall and stuff for like your property lines. Does your property line start over there at the sign where it states no trespassing or is it pretty much right here? >> It's It's right here. I thought it was >> close to Yeah. You're You're not on >> Yeah. And I'm not And I'm not trying to go onto your property. I mean, I have no reason to unless you're inviting me in. >> Do you have a business card? >> I might just >> I won't make you go back in and get one, though. >> No, that's all right. But like I said, people >> So you call understand they just felt you were rude. like, "Okay, someone's outside." And he wasn't being >> So, he's threatening to call men with guns because somebody in a public place was rude to one of his employees. >> The only reason I came out. >> Well, no. I So, what I don't understand you can, you know. >> Yeah. But what I don't understand, right, is that how people don't want to be on camera. Thank you. um how people don't want to be on camera while I'm in public and then ask me, you know, they actually stop the vehicle, say, "Stop recording me and then expect me to stop my recording." You know what I mean? I've almost been, look, I've almost been hit by cars be, you know what I mean? And imagine if I shut off my camera, you know what I mean? I filed reports because of it in the past because of that. I'm just saying it's for my safety, too. Why? >> All I was going to tell you is that you should probably do this the best. Yeah, >> it would probably be a good idea, >> but that's not going to stop somebody from wanting to ram me off the road purposely. You know what I mean? I'm just >> I was only going to advise you because you're standing at the entrance where we where there's where there's trucks. >> Yep. And that's why I'm on the side of the road, man. >> Stands out pretty good because >> I got it. I'm working on it. >> Put yourself in harm's way. >> Go from there. >> So, you're calling the authorities, right? Which I have no problem with, but you're calling the authorities because people feel uncomfortable. Is that illegal? I mean, they they're f they're not the feelings policeman. >> Oh, Leo, I'm just saying >> it's a waste of resources. >> They don't know who you are. >> They're not going to either. [laughter] >> So, I'd rather have them see if they can get more information. That's it. >> They're not going to, >> you know, cuz I don't I mean, if I'm not being detained, I'm not breaking the law. They have no rights to my privacy and my personal information. If you know your rights, you know what I mean? >> Yeah. I'm not I just at least for me, we have a record of it. Yeah, that's fine. We talked to you and that was the reason. >> Yeah. and I'll pull their record, too. So, >> I felt she was rude. You you rude to her. >> She was kind of rude to me, so I give it how I, you know, take it. So, >> okay. Yeah, we'll we'll work that one through and then uh Yeah, we give tours all the time. It's limited now because >> of I understand. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. It's amazing how people feel like they have to do something. There's a damsel in distress. Somebody in public made her feel uncomfortable. So, these guys are going to come out there and save the day and give this guy a good talking to. And he comes out with two guys, which looks like intimidation to me. And it just didn't work. So, they're calling the local police department because people feel uncomfortable and uh they just kind of want to have a record of it and uh we're going to wait for them, guys. All right, guys. So, here's Conquered PD. >> Here we go. Here we go. >> Showing up for uh to enforce feelings apparently. Hopefully, uh they're enforcing law and my rights. >> How many resources have been wasted when cops show up? It's car number 14 for a guy with a camera. >> How you doing? >> Good. You can I get your name, badge number? >> Officer RZY. >> What is it? >> Officer RZY. >> RZY. How do you spell that? >> RZI. >> RZI. >> Yeah. >> Get your badge. >> 96. >> 96. >> Yep. Yep. What's going on today? Nothing much, man. I'm not going to answer any questions, so you can just turn around and go. >> Okay. Well, I I just I just got one thing to tell you. Okay. >> Yeah. I Is it a directive? >> What's that? >> Is it to not go on the property and give me a directive? >> Well, >> cuz you guys can't help yourself. It's ridiculous, dude. >> What do you mean? >> Because you always have to give directives. You always have to say something to me. And >> I >> I don't even know who you are. I've never talked to you before. >> That's fine. >> Yeah. So >> So you got two units here for somebody filming? >> Yeah. Listen. Listen. >> You almost hit me, dude. >> Whatever. >> Yeah. Listen. Listen. >> You almost hit me, dude. >> Whatever. >> Why are you coming up to me like that? >> What? >> Why did you come up to me that fast? I asked you a question. Why did you come up to me like that? >> Okay. >> Cuz it's a car and cars drive on the road, not people walking. >> I'm not walking. I'm actually on an easement. And you almost hit me. Look how close you are. >> Show your camera the easement. Go ahead. >> I know where the easement is. >> Show your camera. >> What's your name and badge number? >> What's that? >> What's your name and badge number? >> What is it? >> 67 Mulla. >> 67 Makulla. >> Yes. >> Can you show your camera the >> No, you're a tyrant, dude. Get out. Get out of here, dude. Go. I'm not even talking to you no more. Just screw. You almost hit me. You came up to me going about 20 mph and slammed down the brake. >> No. Screw. Screw. Screw. show. >> Get out of here. Am I being detained? >> No. >> Then leave. >> No, I don't have to. >> No, you will leave. You're going to leave before I do, buddy. >> No, I'm not going to listen to you. Don't step up on me and walk away. >> Don't flank me either. >> Huh? >> Don't flank me, dude. >> Are you a football player? >> You think I'm [ __ ] Huh? >> I don't even know you. >> I don't care. You're going to know me. Don't flank me. Get back over there so I have both of you in my view. >> No. >> Yeah, you are. Yeah, you are. I know how to play this game. Guys want to [ __ ] on me and then act like a tyrant. Dude, you're going to get a complaint on you for almost me over there. You went about 25 miles an hour. >> Don't walk up behind me. >> You went about 20 Don't even come near me, dude. >> Don't come near me. Back off. Back off. >> Don't walk up. >> Why is that illegal? >> I'm going to turn around. >> Is it illegal? >> What the heck? >> Is it illegal to walk up? >> You feel uncomfortable? >> What? >> Do you feel uncomfortable? You do. Yeah. You know how many times in the world that we feel uncomfortable? >> Dude, step back. >> I'm not going to touch you. Don't worry, buddy. You got a gun, taser, and on. Relax, buddy. No. Watch out for the truck. >> Watch out for the truck. >> Listen. >> No, I'm not going to listen. You're going to leave now. >> I have no idea. >> Back up. Go. Go do your job. >> Who this guy is? >> Go do your job. >> I just got Can I say >> No, I don't want to hear it, dude. I don't want to hear it. This [ __ ] over here almost me over here going about 20 miles an hour. >> I understand that. No. Can I talk to you? Can I >> Don't walk up on me. You see this? So, you can tell me not to walk up on you, but this coming up on me. >> Really? >> How about this? This distance? >> Yeah. Let's do that. Let's Let's work on your training here, okay? And deescalate the situation because this over here just pulled up on me about 20 mph. >> Can I just say one thing to you? >> Don't give me a directive cuz I'm just going to walk away. >> Okay. >> I don't need to hear about going onto the property. There's a trespassing sign right there. All I'm telling you is there's people that work here >> and they're uncomfortable, right? They're uncomfortable. >> Okay. And what are you, the failings police or are you law enforcement? Go enforce the law and leave me alone. >> Listen, I got to answer calls. Okay, >> good. >> It's ridiculous to answer a call like that. Wait, let me get this straight. You're calling because there's a guy on a public easement recording in public, which it's his first amendment right to do, and you feel uncomfortable? We're not going out there for that. Not only is it legal for him to do that, the supreme law of the land actually protects it. What do you want us to do? Go out there and protect his right to do that? He's already protected by the supreme law of the land. There's no reason for us to go out there. But they go out anyway, don't they? >> Talk to the calling party then. >> Because of something that you might be doing, that's why I'm here. Go talk to >> because of something that you might be doing. You didn't do it yet. We don't suspect that you've done anything, but you might do something. And that's why we're here. >> Calling party. Tell them I'm within my rights and I'm not on their property. >> That's fine. I've talked to you. >> I'm going to check to see if you have any weapons. >> Don't touch me. I do not consent to any search or seizure. You >> I do not consent to any search or seizures. >> That is way out of bounds. Imagine if you reached out your hand to touch a law enforcement officer. Here, I just want to make sure everything's safe, officer. I'm going to put my hands on you. I'm going to patch you down. >> Okay, there we go. You don't have any weapons? >> Yeah. You just wanted to touch me, didn't you? >> Stop walking up on me. >> Don't. >> A crime had not been committed until the cops showed up. Unwanted touching is a crime. >> Don't touch me, dude. >> I did. And I'm >> Yeah, I know. I know. >> It's called a Terry pan. >> Yeah. Oh, really? >> It's a Terry stop. Is that legal? Is that legal right now? Yeah. There's no such thing as a Terry stop in New Hampshire. >> Oh, really? >> No, there isn't. >> You're smart. >> Not unless you're being entertained, buddy. I think you need to go to Riverban. >> I don't know why he said that. There are Terry stops in New Hampshire and other states and they can't do it unless they reasonably suspect. They have reasonable articulable suspicion that you've committed a crime and it's got to be based on reasonable articulable fact which they did not have. This cop violated this other man. And if you like, like I said, if you did the same thing to the cops, you'd be thrown in jail. >> Really? You're the one who just touched on much, dude. >> Stop. Stay back. >> No, get back in your car and leave. You feel uncomfortable. I feel uncomfortable. You can touch me, dude. >> Stay back. >> No, you just put your hands all over me. Those grimy little shitty hands, dude. That you probably beat the public with. >> Get out of here. >> Yeah, just get out of here, dude. You're making yourself in the department look like [ __ ] >> You think he's okay in the public? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Listen, if they want you off the property, >> I'M NOT ON the property. I'm not on the property. I already talked to the manager. Okay, >> stop. I don't need to hear the directives, dude. >> But I'm talking to you right now. >> No, I'm not listening to you. >> I will get out of here. >> You are going to get out of here. >> Say one thing to you. >> Of course. One directive, right? You can't help yourselves, dude. >> Do not bother the employees. >> Tell them not to bother me, dude. They're the ones who just stopped over here. >> If they ask you to leave, you got to leave. >> No, I don't. I'm on a public [ __ ] easement. >> But if you go on their property, >> I'm not going on their property. >> Why do you keep going on a public easement? This is a public road. It's a road. >> See, even the cops are lying in their directive. If they tell you to leave, you got to leave. Leave what? Leave the public. So, if somebody tells you, if they see you in a public place exercising your First Amendment right to be the press, if they tell you to leave, you got to leave. That's just a lie. >> It's a public road and there's a public easement right here. There's no sidewalks. Are you stupid? >> Point to the easement. >> You're an idiot, dude. You're an idiot. Please point to the ease. >> How long you been with this department? How many complaints you have? >> Can I just answer the question? Can you please point to the easement? >> The easement's right here. There's no sidewalk. >> That's not a road. That's a road, right? >> It's a road. And when there's no sidewalk, it's called an easement or a right of way. >> Okay. Look up easement. >> I don't need to. You're wrong. >> Okay. All right, buddy. I'm always wrong, right? But you guys are always right. You got a call number? 7142. >> Huh? >> 7142. >> 7142. >> Yep. >> Thank you, buddy. I'll be filing a complaint on you for almost ramming me off the road. >> Perfect. >> I know. I know. It doesn't go anywhere, right? It doesn't go anywhere, though. Does it? >> You can use it on evidence. >> Yeah. You're an [ __ ] >> You dismissed, guys. See you later, buddy. Wow, guys. Wow. Huh? Tyrants, dude. Conquered PD for you. Now they're going to have a little piggy pile. Put his grimy, dirty little hands on me. Looks like a little fairy. You dismissed, BUDDY. SEE YOU LATER. CAR NUMBER THREE. That's how you deal with them, guys. Almost hit me with the car. Coming up about 20 mph. Slammed on his brake. And then he expects me not to have an attitude. He wants to pat me down for weapons. He wants to flank me and then walk up behind me and then tell me, "Oh, you're walking up on me, behind me. Get out of here, dude. I'll walk up on you. Not afraid of you. They have about three or four weapons on them at all times. And he's afraid of me. Unbelievable. So, look who I found, guys. Right up the street. The two units. Car number three again. Pushing them, guys. That's it. Guys, can't just help yourself and go back to work, huh? Go find some crime. Why >> don't you go fight some crime, dude? Go find a criminal out there. >> You're on the same call, bud. >> I know. Oh, you're on the same call about you. We're trying to get a hold of the caller. >> Okay. So, you're going to tell him that I'm all right over there. That everything's good. I'm not breaking any laws, right? >> Oh, really? Dude, you're going to look great, dude. On YouTube, buddy. Bye, buddy. Sweetheart. See you later, Tootss. This was from the YouTube channel Pressnh. Now, I'll leave the link in the description for you. If you visit him, let him know here's the deal sent you. I want to hear what you guys have to say about this. Do you think these cops are out there protecting and serving and securing unalienable rights? Or were they out there to intimidate, escalate, and as this cop did, violate rights? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below. If you like these commentary videos, like this video, share this video, subscribe to the channel, hit the bell notification icon. 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