So, you keep on threatening me. Keep on threatening me. Keep on For the record, she's threatening me. >> No, do you want to live here? Like, do you want your neighbors to know you and like you and >> That's why I was passing out water. I was passing out water. >> even talked to anybody. >> I talked TO HIM. I TALKED TO HIM. I talked to him. They ignored me. He threatened me. He threatened me. >> Threatened you what? What did he say? >> It doesn't matter. That's That's between men. That's between two men. SO, THAT MAN OVER THERE KNOWS WHAT HE SAID TO me and that man over there says I don't know what I said to him. So, I I tried squashing the beef by giving him a dollar 25 ON HIS STEPS. WHAT LAW DID I BREAK, OFFICER? ZODAK. >> A police officer approaches a man at his home over complaints that he is acting suspicious and disturbing the neighborhood, despite admitting that no crime has been committed. The man calmly asserts his rights, explaining that he is simply engaging with his community, helping neighbors, and exercising his freedoms. Rather than citing any specific law he violated, the officer relies on vague complaints and subjective concerns. As the man methodically questions the officer's authority, demands a legal basis for the intervention, and highlights the complete lack of evidence of wrongdoing, the officer struggles to justify the encounter, unable to provide any clear legal foundation for the investigation. The officer's claims begin to fall apart, leading to an awkward retreat that raises serious questions about police overreach and accountability. >> How you doing? No. Uh no. >> What's your name? >> Mark. >> Oh, yeah, yeah. >> I brought what, officer? >> About just the the odd behavior that's been going on that's causing some concern for people. >> What odd behavior? Passing out Bible tracts and handing out water to my enemies? You talking about that odd behavior, officer? >> I'm talking about you leaving money on your neighbors' porches. >> It's called charity. >> Well, they don't want it. They said you're trespassing, so >> He He He He warned He warned me not to do it and I didn't do it. >> Listen, I've already talked to your landlord. You don't want to talk to me, so I just need to go to Iris Jones and just tell them just to evict you cuz you're you're impossible to deal with or >> Do you Do you have a 30-day written notice? >> I'm not going to argue with you. So, I'm the community police officer. There wasn't a 911 call, right? I deal with quality of life issues and you're affecting people's quality of life. >> Like Like giving a dollar? >> No, what was going on over the weekend? You're hooting and hollering and and you know >> Who's responsible since so since your Officer Zora was was was community neighborhood watch, who who watched Alex and her sick Pamela Toy for the record? >> I don't even know what you're talking about. >> So, for the record you you don't know who Alex Durski is? Do your jobs. >> Do you have information that you want to give to the officer? >> Uh they already know everything. Talk to Special Agent Mike and Special Agent Randy at the Buffalo Branch FBI Headquarters. Tell them Lucky sent you. >> Okay, so if it's FBI, then why are you telling me about it? >> Because it had The murder happened on The murder happened on on December 23rd of 2018. Her body was found to I'm sorry, 2000 uh 18 December 22nd and her body was found December 24th. I know you know nothing about that. It's not your jurisdiction, officer. >> I I didn't even work I didn't even work in this district at the time. I worked in D District, which is all the way on Hertel. So, I don't feel like I don't know anything about it. >> Okay, well I appreciate you keeping us safe. Uh I know I was passing out Bible tracts and giving out water. >> But you were like sitting in the street and stuff. Is that Was that accurate also? >> I was sitting on the But say I was playing basketball. What if I was black playing basketball on the side of the street or playing hockey or playing football? Yes, what what if >> Typically, no, you can't do any of that. But do we let things like that go for the kids to play? Sure. But somebody sitting in the middle of the >> I wasn't sitting in the middle of the street. So, there were people that were recording. There's neighbors. There was kids that were watching. So, whoever is making false accusations, like uh your neighborhood watch leaders, uh they're lying to you, officer. And everything is recorded, officer. No, everything is everything is recorded, officer. I had a camera going the whole entire time. I was sitting right there. >> In the street? >> No. I was told I was told by I had four officers visit me. The second third officer said, "You're doing good. Not sweep people pass out water anymore." I direct quote. It doesn't matter who they were. It's all recorded. >> When was that? >> It's all recorded. You should know this. They should have told you. I put a dollar 25 on their steps for charity for all the hard work that fire department does for us. I love my my community. So, I appreciate that gentleman over there. >> So, you're older than me? Is that what you're saying or are you saying that I don't >> I said I lived in this neighborhood longer than you have. It's not about We're not talking about semantics. >> How do you know that you've been here longer than me? >> Okay, so what? >> I just moved in here a month and a half ago. >> I've been in South Buffalo. I said South Buffalo. >> Okay, so if you've lived here longer than me, sure. But if you're not, then we've been here the same time. >> So, so then you know who Pamela Toya is, then. You know who Pamela Toya is, then. >> I don't know who that is. >> You've been here longer than me, my dear. You know who I know we live in a bougie part of Hollywood Ave and the busy intersection of Route 66 of bougie Hollywood Ave and Hancock bougie bougie South Buffalo Park. But yeah, I grew up in South Buffalo my whole life, sweetheart. I'm sorry, officer. So, yeah. >> What does that have to do with anything with you making people feel uncomfortable? >> By passing out water? >> By saying things that don't seem >> Like what? >> I don't know. That's why I wanted to talk to you. What's been going on? That's the whole point of me being here. >> So, that means so so what? So, officer officer police officer Zora Al Zora What was the complaint that was given to you? Through the through the dispatch. What was the complaint? >> I don't get dispatch. That's the point. I'm not patrol. I am not patrol. I don't get dispatched. I get phone calls or 311 calls or I get told by my chief or my captain or the lieutenant to go and handle neighbor disputes or housing issues or any quality of life issues. That's my job. So, that's why I'm here. >> So, so what was the complaint? >> You were out here acting erratically and and making people uncomfortable cuz they don't know you. They don't know what your intentions are. They don't know what >> So, I need to put up a flyer when I when people move in in in the bougie part of South Buffalo. The bougie part of South Buffalo, by the way, Miss Zora. Hollywood Hancock. >> Are you calling me Zora? Is that what you're saying? >> What's your What's your What's your thing? Zora? >> It's a Goda. I didn't know what you were saying. I'm like >> My bad, Miss Miss Goda. I apologize, Miss Goda. >> It's a Goda. >> So, so in the in the bougie part of Hollywood Ave and Hancock is South Buffalo, the bougie part of South Buffalo, by the way. >> to live here or no? >> I'm good wherever I go. I got anywhere I can go. So you keep on threatening me. Keep on threatening me. Keep on For the record, she's threatening me. >> No, do you want to live here? Like do you want your neighbors to know you and like you and >> That's why I was passing out water. I was passing out water. >> even talked to anybody? >> I TALKED TO I TALKED TO HIM. I talked to They they ignored me. He threatened me. He threatened me. >> Threatened you what? What did he say? >> It doesn't matter. That's That's between men. That's between two men. So that man over there knows what he said to me and that man over there knows what I said to him. So I I tried squashing the beef by giving him a dollar 25 ON HIS STEPS. WHAT LAW DID I BREAK, Officer Zoda? >> Did I say that I'm here because I'm patrolling that everything is illegal or did I say I'm here for quality? >> YOU WERE THREATENING ME. THIS is all recorded, my dear. You threatened me. Do you want me to go to your landlord and have you evicted? Direct quote. >> the I already talked to the owner that's above the actual man who owns this that hires Iris Jones to be their property manager. I spoke to him, okay? And I'm going to go speak to Iris Jones as well. >> Good. So you got me evicted for passing out water, ladies and gentlemen. The city of good neighbors, the ones who killed Pamela Toy, boys and girls. >> your behavior in that you're not really approachable and that you don't know how to have a normal conversation. Everything is to the extreme. Oh, this is a threat or >> He threatened me. It's all on record. I recorded I had I had my phone >> here cuz it's between two men, right? That's what you just said. You >> Yes, so >> Don't talk to me. >> I can talk to you any way I want. This is America, home of the free, home of the brave. Have me evicted. I want a 30-day written notice. Have a nice day.