I'm not here to sec. >> What had happened was okay >> one second. First of all, you have a gun on you. >> Yes. >> Why? >> Why? >> Yeah. >> Because it's crazy around here. It's a It's a open carry Florida. >> Well, it's not it's not open carry. It's It's You're allowed to have concealed. Yes. But it's not open carry. Okay. >> Florida's open carry. >> Okay. >> All right. Basically, I've been there was a Mexican there was a bunch of sirens. A Mexican ran into a place and I locked the door and that's it. Okay. I just want to make sure there's not an illegal Mexican in there. >> A what? >> An illegal Mexican broke into one of the places. That's all I'm trying to say. >> That's all I'm trying to say. How's it going? >> So So explain to me this u security of of the nation thing. I'm trying to figure out >> officer of of what? Let me see your credits. I just showed it to you. Listen, there's been a bunch of Mexicans breaking into these places, okay? I've had enough of it. I had a bunch of Mexicans. I even had to call him one time. >> This guy here, >> yes, he he Plantation Park. Okay. I'm a cool dude. I'm trying to stop Mexicans from breaking into these places and committing crimes. That's all I'm trying to do. >> Yeah. >> So, what is this? He's saying he's the police. Is he the police? >> No. What? >> I think the >> What? What's going on? Like why is he What made you guys talk to him? >> I'll explain cuz his um he speaks Spanish. So he was um driving around with his golf cart. The guy stopped him >> with a bicycle and told him I'm the police and showed a gun >> and told him [clears throat] open the apartment 13102 for me because there's illegal people there and I'm trying to get them out. Apartment 13102 is empty. It's supposed to be empty, but they found out today that probably there are people squatting there. >> Does he actually stay here on the property? >> Never seen this guy before. >> Have you seen one before? >> Not an employee. Nothing like that, right? >> No. No. No. >> Okay. Who did he show the gun to and say he was the police? >> To you, he said he was the police. >> And open the jacket and >> Yeah. and the jacket and told me, "No, I police and the gun in this >> and showed you a gun and >> Yeah. Here I put open the jacket. I police. Oh my god. I need to open the the the apartment. What happened? No, inside is illegal. The the immigrant illegal here. I check every What? Okay. The policeman never say the immigrant illegal for me. I I feel it's not you. Oh my god. The policeman with beer for me. I talking I walking I'm talking with with my friend here in this moment in front of the apartment and you turn. >> Okay. He specifically said he was a police officer. He didn't say security. He said police. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Just stay right here. We'll get you. All right. >> I'm going to lock the door if you need anything. >> That's all I'm trying to do. Okay. And all I'm trying to say is is that there's a Mexican that's been breaking into that place >> into a certain apartment. >> Yes. Yes. >> So, how do you >> The door was unlocked. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. How How do you have How do you have knowledge of this apartment was was being being broken into? Because >> because you're saying this is a very highly populated Hispanic community. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, I mean a a lot of Hispanic people live in these apartments. >> Okay. Well, there was no lock on the door and there was a mattress sitting there wrapped up ready for him to go. And then when I locked the door, a a Mexican showed up and then he was telling me he's going to kill me to break back in. And then I just locked the door and left. And all I was going to do is just see if he was there. I was going to come to the office and make sure that these people weren't uh letting Mexicans stay there. That's all I'm trying to do. >> Well, well, first, it's not illegal to to be Mexican. You're aware of this, right? >> I know that. >> Okay. Okay. I want to make sure that that you and I are on our on the same page. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you're saying that you >> All I'm trying to say is a Mexican broke into apartment and just make sure he's not in there. That's all I got. That's all I'm saying. Okay. That's all I'm trying to say. Why didn't you call 911? >> Because Because it's just you call 911, the police don't even show up, man. All I'm trying to say is, man, I you know, I've had Mexicans threaten to cut off my Okay. There's been multiple crazy stuff going on. >> How do you know that he's Mexican? >> Cuz I seen him. >> He came to the door and was trying to break in after I locked the door behind him. What what they do is they don't have keys, okay? And what they do is they they come in, but when they leave to go commit a crime, they can't they can't lock the door. So what I all I did was I went and locked the door and closed the door. That's all that's all I did. >> Okay. U >> if if he actually lived there, he can just go to the office and get a key, right? >> Well, you said you said the door was open. >> The door was wide open. Yeah. >> Well, then why would he need a key if his door is wide open? The Well, the thing is is that you can lock it from when you get inside, but when you leave, you can't get back in. >> Because the door was open, though. >> The door was wide open because because whenever he because whenever they leave, they can't get back in cuz they don't have a key cuz they broke in. >> You see what I'm saying? >> Let me see your your your uh your ID. >> Yeah. I mean, all I'm trying to say I'm just trying to help illegal immigration, man. >> What's that? >> That's all I'm trying to do is stop illegal immigration. But but that's not your job, brother. >> It's an American's job, right? It's America. We give your citizens arrest. >> Where are you collecting a paycheck from? >> Nowhere. >> Nowhere. >> I mean, I collect paychecks from I'm an artist. I'm a designer. Okay. >> And like I said, man, I'm not here to hurt you guys. I'm cool. I'm just trying to stop these Mexicans from crossing the border, committing a whole bunch of crimes against all these uh, you know, tourists, man. You know what I'm saying? >> Hey, can we go right here? I'm cool, dude. I'm not here to hurt no one. All they want to do is stop Mexicans from breaking in these places and and these people letting Mexicans stay there. That's >> Well, first of all, they're allowed to stay here, man. >> Not if you don't pay the rent, right? You just break in. >> But that's not up to you. That's up to them. If they want to call us, they can call us. That's not up to you to go. >> So, explain to me your >> All I did was lock them out, man. That's all I did. >> Okay. Explain to me your your your exact interaction playbyplay when you're driving by on your bicycle. You see >> what happened was I heard a bunch of crazy sirens. >> You heard sirens? >> I heard sirens. >> Was that on on 535 here? >> It's all through here. All through here, right? And I was like, let me go ride my bike and see what's going on. >> Okay. >> So, you heard siren? >> There's a lack of patrol officer. >> I'm I'm trying to comprehend. Okay. You got to slow down. >> I got you. So, you heard sirens inside the complex >> or on 535? >> Just around here? >> I live right there at Plantation Park. >> Okay. >> So, all I did was go for a bike ride. >> So, hold on. So, >> from your apartment area, you heard sirens. >> At that point, you decided to go and hop on your bike and just >> patrol. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Go ahead. Okay. >> Yeah. You can ride bikes. You can ride your bike. >> I have no problem with that. Listen, I I I I also enjoy riding bicycles. >> Okay. Okay. So, hold on. >> Listen. I'm trying to paint a picture here. Okay. You're at your house on Plantation Park. Here's some sirens. You decided to hop on your bicycle and go check out the area. >> Mhm. >> Okay. I I heard that part, but then let's let's go to the next part. >> Okay. And then I just I I just came here. >> So, you pulled in you pul that there was a >> you pulled your bicycle in the complex. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Now, we're in the complex driving the bicycle. >> Yeah. I'm riding the bicycle and then all of a sudden I noticed that there was a door open with a mattress wrapped up and then there was no lock on the door. Okay. >> But but you could tell that from the road. >> From the road. Yeah. I was riding around. I I seen it and I was like, "Okay, let me make sure there's not freaking 20 Mexicans in there." That's all I did. And then what happened was I seen the Mexican showing up and I was like, "Okay, I can tell he looked like a criminal, man." Okay. >> Well, what do you tell the guy looked like like a criminal? What I what had happened was I I closed the door. That's all I did. And what I wanted to do is I was coming back to check to make sure that that there wasn't a bunch of Mexicans in here. I was going to come down here and say, "Hey, listen. Do you guys have a bunch of Mexicans living in there?" That's all I'm trying to say. I'm not I'm not here to to harm anyone. >> Okay. Listen. Okay. Rewind for me. Okay. That's it. Hold on. Hold on. Yeah. >> You're riding your bicycle. >> You see an open door. Yeah. >> With a mattress with plastic on it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So then you went in and you just >> No, no, I just I I just pushed the mattress in and I and I closed the door. >> So you pushed the mattress inside the apartment. >> Yep. >> And you closed the door. >> Yep. That's it. >> And then you came here to the diction office. >> No, it was at night. So I just came back today to see to make sure I was going to I I went up to the to the guy and I was going to say, "Hey, listen. I want to make sure that there's not an illegal Mexican staying in there." >> So this happened what what time last night? This was like two nights ago. >> So not >> a couple of nights ago. Like three nights ago. >> Well, you first you said last night. Now we're two nights. >> It was three nights ago. >> So okay. So today's Monday, Sunday. So say about Friday night. >> Two nights ago. >> About Friday night, you think? >> Uh maybe. I don't know. I really don't know. It's been a couple of days. I gave it a few days to make sure. I just wanted to make sure that there's not a bunch of illegal Mexicans staying in there. I'm not trying to harm anyone. I won't go around, you know, patrolling like, you know what I'm saying? Doing this again. I just want to make sure, man, we got so many illegal Mexicans crossing the border and committing crimes right now that it's ridiculous. Okay. And whenever I call, it's like, you know, I called the police and these gentlemen showed up. There's not many cops. And then when I wanted to become a police officer that they told me it's going to take 3 to 4 months, >> brother. I waited a year. All right. When I was when I was a deputy in Virginia, okay, >> for processing. Okay. >> Okay. >> Even after being in the job for 15 years, I applied here. I waited 7 to 8 months to get on. Okay. So, listen, >> that's just how it works, man. Okay. So, >> I'm just ready to go. I'm ready to help fight crime now. That's It's just really bad around here, man. >> So, are you in the Are you in the process now? >> Yeah, I'm I'm I What happened was I just finished that class. I started there and then now I'm going to try to become a police officer. >> What class is this? I I don't understand. Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. >> It's a patrol officer. I can detain people. >> This acknowledges that the above named person, Mr. Donovan submitted an application for a class D security license. >> That's what I have. I have a class D. >> No, but here it says you submitted an application. >> No, I passed the test. Look at the backage stamp by the by the city. >> Well, saying that that that that that they received your application. >> No, I passed the test >> on 21125. >> I passed the test. I can show you it. But brother, this is not like >> you can't just go around detaining people all over the state of Florida. You know what I'm saying? With with a class D security license. Like say you you work at a bar. Okay. And they hire you for security. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> While you're working for them, taking a paycheck from them and something happens, you can detain someone while law enforcement shows up. Okay. You can't just drive around town and start detaining people and and doing your own investigation. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> If you have a class D security license, you can do the job that they are hiring for on their property. It's like if at a bar, okay, >> you work the door in the front sidewalk. You can't be going out to the parking lot, man. Entertaining cats out in the parking lot. I understand. >> You understand that? >> Yeah. I got you now. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You can't be driving around town, man. Be being like like like like damn Batman. You understand what I'm saying? >> It's danger. I know what you're saying, man. >> You're saying there's two different licenses, right? >> Security licenses. >> Well, it's class D and a class G. >> Okay. Which one do you have? >> I have a class D. >> Okay. What can you carry armed with a class D? >> Well, I believe >> I don't think so. >> Okay. No, Florida's open carry for any human uh human. >> Again, we already went there. It's not open carry. >> Okay. >> It's constitutional concealed carry. is there there's a difference. >> Okay. >> Okay. And if you're if you're working as a security guard, you have to have a special license to carry a firearm while you're a security guard. >> Class G. >> Okay. And you put in for a class D. So that means you can't even have the gun when you're doing anything. >> I got you. Okay. Yeah. >> Class D is like the guys that work at Disney World. >> I got you, man. Well, I see him, man. Okay. Have you been to Disney? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, I don't know. Listen, I got I know I know the level. >> It's like a resource officer when you're in middle school basically. >> No, our resource our resource officers are a police officer. But you know what I'm saying though? >> No, I'm saying it's at the bottom of the totem pole is what I >> but they are a licensed security guard. But >> none of them carry. Okay. And also too, they only conduct their job while on Disney property. Yeah. >> They can't go to 7-Eleven. Something happens and and and they can't hold someone. You understand? >> Understandable, man. >> Off off Disney property, it don't mean jack squat. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> You understand that? >> Yeah, man. >> Now, >> I I'll I'll quit doing that. Okay. >> Oh, 100%. Cuz what's going to happen is is if you putting cats in handcuffs, you're going to be in handcuffs. >> Yeah. It's going to be a big old mess. I understand. All right. >> Yeah. >> You have to Yeah. Again, read all all the >> I'm just going to get a job with Homeland Security, man. >> That's fine. >> That's what I'm doing. >> If if you if you're job with with them, then >> then I can do that type of stuff. >> You do what you want. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Listen, if you want to do a whole state, go to Texas, be a damn Texas Ranger, man. >> I got you. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. You want go do the whole state? Apply apply for the the the Florida Highway Patrol. >> Okay. >> Like you mean this guy here? Yeah. >> We can only pull over cars in Orange County. >> I got you, man. outside of Orange County. If I pull someone over, it's my Okay. I don't have jurisdiction outside of of of of Orange County. >> Yes, sir. >> This this piece of paper don't allow you to go around a damn damn damn vigilante, man. And >> I got you, bro. >> Your hands scare me, man. >> I'm just Well, you got gun on you and then No, >> I got you, dude. Put your hands up for a second. >> Where's your firearm? >> It's right here on my left. All right. Put your Put your phone down. >> All right, bro. Listen, bro. I'm not trying to do anything now. >> Where's your Where's your firearm? >> Bend your bend your elbow. >> Hold on. Relax. Hold on, bro. >> Where's your firearm? >> Right here, man. >> Yeah. All right. You want to grab that for a second? >> Listen, bro. I'm cool, guys. I'm just trying. >> That's all I got, dude. Okay. >> I have a knife. >> I don't care. But >> I want You know what I'm saying, though? the charger. >> The knife's back there. >> You don't have to be a city, man. >> I know. I'm just saying though that I'm trying to help people and it just it looks bad that you know. >> Well, you're going the whole wrong way. >> I got you, bro. I'm new to this. >> Well, when you took your cool security class, they tell you all that stuff. What was was the class online? >> Yes. Naida. >> Like I said, man, I'm not here to hurt no one, bro. I have the right to bear arms. I'm You know what I'm saying? And I just want to go home. I live by myself, man. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Leave everything down for a second. Okay. >> Yeah. I want you near that knife. >> But that's my gun, dude. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. I just want to go home, man. >> Okay. >> Please. Well, you're saying when these kind of things happen, man, it's a process like when I come to a scene, man, I can't I don't It's not like cops a TV show. We go ma'am and then within a minute and a half of this commercial is done. Bottom on scene for like three hours. You know what I'm saying? Everything has a process. And I feel like that >> you you don't enjoy the process. You want you want done now. You know what I'm saying? You you want to you want to be qualified now. You want to you want to you want to you want to fight crime now. And that's just not how things work. >> What happened was since I moved here, I just been chased around by a bunch of goons, man. You know what I'm saying? I've been harassed, stalked, people try to, you know, it's just been wild, man. I live over a plantation park. I had to call him. >> How long How long have you been at that residence? >> 6 months now. >> And where were you before that? >> Tampa. >> You're in Tampa? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, >> 20 years. >> Why? >> My dad used to do the radios for the Tampa Police Department. Why did you move from Tampa to here? >> I do design and I'm an artist. >> Okay. >> So, I draw at the car I draw at the outlet mall. >> Okay. So, so you're employed at at the mall there? >> Yeah. >> I asked you if you were employed and you told me told me no. >> Well, it's self-employed. It's not like a I you know, I'm trying to get a job with Apex Security >> and I'm waiting on the call. It's just I'm not like working for the police department. I'm not working for Disney. You know what I'm saying? And like I said, man, like >> I I you know, I I now I know I'm not going to be riding around being crazy. >> Well, I'm 47 years old. I haven't hurt anyone yet. I'm just saying I'm cool, man. >> The word yet scares me. >> I know you're saying, but I'm not saying I don't plan on hurting anyone. I'm here to defend myself. You know what I'm saying? >> But listen, the reason why that Florida allowed Okay. Um >> the the the us to to to to carry guns, conceal. Okay. Is for protection. Okay. >> Yes. >> It didn't that them changing that doesn't want us going in and checking out scenes. Okay. If you see an open door, >> you you you you call 911. Okay. You don't now you're opening yourself up, okay, to get injured or to get in trouble or to shoot someone when you haven't been fully trained on when >> I'm cold. When and when not to shoot. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> So, you go there and some guy some guy runs at you without a gun and you shoot him. You're going to go to jail for life. >> I understand. >> And they're going to throw away throw away the the the damn key. >> Yes, sir. Because you weren't trained in when to shoot and when not to shoot. When to pull your gun, when not to pull your gun. Okay? If me and this this deputy here pull our gun when we should be be pulling it, we get in trouble. We lose our jobs. Our family does not eat. >> Okay? >> That's why we have constant training on on this stuff. >> You can't you can't just do online course >> and all of a sudden you think that that you're ready to fight some some damn crime. >> I got you. >> That that's that's why it takes a year to apply. That's why you're in the academy for six, seven months, then another three and a half months inhouse training and then another training for that. It's a year training before you even go out on your own. You know what I'm saying? >> You're doing that [ __ ] on online, man. It it it you're not prepared. >> Yeah. >> You're going to get yourself hurt, >> someone else hurt, and also yourself uh put in jail. >> All I say was I was I was chasing a Mexican, man. when? >> No, I'm just saying that night. It was like three nights ago and all I did was close the door. That's all I did, man. But >> I'm not trying to get back in there. >> But my brother >> Yeah. >> closing a door and you talking about chasing a Mexican. Those are two different actions. >> I know. I'm just saying though, man. I was riding around, man. >> Okay. You're riding around. I was riding around and I rode through the neighborhood and all I'm saying is though is that there was it looked like a Mexican was breaking into the place and I had closed the door. That's all I did. I just want my stuff. I just want to go home. It's over, man. I understand. I'm not going to go ride. >> Give me one second. Okay. Give me one second. >> I just want to leave. >> Hey, they want freaking uh truck pass. Oh, yeah. At least that. At the least. >> Okay. >> All right. Someone here >> going to tell him what uh was saying. >> Is someone here authorized to to to sign it? And >> yeah, all these all managers. >> Okay. >> Yeah. All the way there, but um O'Neal was asking me. >> Um I'm I'm I'm hot right now. >> Yeah. Yeah. I was he was asking me what he was saying. But no, at no time did he actually he just said he was a cop that he's investigating some guys for immigration, but at no time did he like flash his badge or a badge or flash a gun or anything. I thought I might have saw he did that. There was something there and I thought, but I'm just saying he he didn't flash it. >> Yeah. No, no, no. He said he flashed. He just opened up his thing and like opened up his hands and saw something, but he's like, "No, he didn't flash it at me." He just said he was a cop and No. Well, he he was trying to >> He was asking for something down here. >> No, he did ask for something. >> Hey, let me just this this. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Just um I don't know if you know they told me to call intel and all that, right? >> Um he's asking to open up a room and said he was always >> it's going to be impersonal. did say that I need access to that room to get the radio for my investigation. Stand up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Don't Don't >> Hey everybody, relax. Relax. >> No, I don't have anything. We >> I didn't commit any crime. >> You did. >> What? >> You're personally a law. >> No, I'm not. You did? >> No, I didn't. >> You did. >> No, I didn't. >> No, I did not. What's proof of that? >> What's that? >> What's the proof of that? >> Then you tell that that that you're law enforcement. You want him to >> There's no proof of that. Did you say that? >> You did. >> No, I did not. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's between you, you and the judge, man. They're >> tied on here. What the [ __ ] >> It's tied on there. Listen, guys. I have You guys can't arrest me if there's no proof. >> Just let me go. >> All right. You You believe that? >> All right. >> Your online course. If you read more thoroughly, you are leaving. >> You have 10 356 what? >> You got like I can't just loop. But like I said, now what are you guys arrested me for? >> Person in LEF. >> I did not impersonate an officer. >> All right. >> But I'm saying though, where's your proof? >> What? >> What? But but where's your proof though, sir? >> That told me that you did. >> But you can't just go word of mouth. That's just hearsay. >> Okay. You believe that? >> But I'm saying you go with your online security course. We'll go with that. >> I think it's the same thing. >> I'm just telling you though that >> Okay. >> I didn't do anything. >> All right. But there's nothing I've done. Why are you arresting me? I'm trying to I'm supposed to call you guys that. >> Yeah, you're supposed to call I'm supposed to call >> law enforcement officers. You are not a law enforcement officer. >> I was just about to call you guys. I just showed up here. >> I didn't even get a chance to call you. >> All right. >> You hold on. You guys told me that I'm supposed to call you. Now I'm getting arrested. >> You didn't call? >> No. This is ridiculous. I was just about to call you. >> Put it there. I'm just saying I was just about to call you. >> Okay. >> You think Dar says cuz I was in the Coast Guard figure out. >> Listen, man. You guys just listen. >> You guys should just let me go and let me go home, man. This is [ __ ] I'm just trying to help the country and all I'm doing is walk. I'm not trying to even patrol. I'm just an American citizen walking my bike around. >> Okay, >> listen. All right. >> How you can How can you arrest a cop? I don't understand. >> I'm not saying a cop. >> Cuz you're not a cop. I'm not saying that's the problem. I'm not a cop. >> Sir, you can arrest cops. Cops do get arrested. >> Just because we're cops doesn't mean we don't get arrested. >> You just You discourage yourself by saying that, knucklehead. >> Yeah. >> I'm not trying to act like a cop, man. >> You said you were. I I didn't say I was. >> You said how how are you going to >> I mean I don't know what to call I'm a patrol officer. I'm an officer. Aren't I >> call yourselves a citizen? >> I'm a patrol officer. >> You're a citizen? >> No, it says I'm a patrol officer. I I went down and got the stamp. >> Stay here. Don't move. >> I'm just saying though. >> Stay there. >> Come on, man. Look. I'm just trying to listen. >> I'm not trying to do anything. Just come sit over there. >> Make sure you got nothing on you. >> See that cool flag? Lean on the cool flag. >> Legs. Make sure nothing's in here. >> But I'm a patrol officer, aren't I? >> No, you're a citizen. No, it's >> the United States of America. >> I know that. >> Yeah, >> but I'm a patrol officer from I went and got the stamp. I went and took the class and went down stamp from the Department of Agriculture, man. >> Okay. It doesn't mean you're security guard for the United States of America. >> Okay. But I'm just saying >> security guard if you're fully being a security guard here. I'm just riding my bike around, man. >> You just said you're a patrol officer. >> No, I I I'm a patrol officer, but that doesn't mean I was patrolling here. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm saying. There's no reason for me to be arrested because I'm just riding my bike. >> Seriously, I'm not going to hurt you guys. >> If you guys want to take my gun, take my gun. Let me go. I don't give a, man. I'm just riding my bike. Have a seat. He was charged with falsely impersonating an officer. He was sentenced to 36 months of probation. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this.