Who? Who? Who are you? >> I'm security. What you got going on? >> What's your name? >> You don't even know all that. What you got going on? What you think? >> You're tell you're you're asking me what I'm doing. You're telling me to go outside. I just want to know your name. >> Right. Right. Call your dog off. Call your dog off. >> Television camera appears and [music] instantly triggers a wave of chaos from security all the way to the police. >> Are you uh are you a YouTuber? >> I don't ask questions. lot of tattoos nefarious with it that becomes illegal. But to simp simply just capture it, that's nothing illegal about that. >> You can't do that. >> That's why they recorded it. >> Everything suddenly erupts when staff panic. Security loses their composure and police make a highly controversial decision. Security rushes in demanding ID [music] for no reason. Staff panic and report an emergency. And just seconds later, the entire building [music] erupts over a single camera. >> You're a public employee. Are you a public employee? Correct. >> Yes. But I don't want my face on your video. >> You have no choice. I was just here taking pictures of the lobby and you just ask what I'm doing. I'm explaining to you. So >> when you're in say something about that before you just go. >> No, I don't need to to ask. It's my right to do this. And [music] you work for the people. So you don't have expectation of privacy. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Why not? It's your It's your policy. You got to >> What's that? >> What? What you got going on? >> Who Who are you? >> I'm security. What you got going on? >> What's your name? >> You don't even know all that. What you got going on? What you think? >> You're tell you're you're asking me what I'm doing. You're telling me to go outside. I just want to know your name. I just can't take photographs. >> But I'm saying but you coming at her and she's just talking to you. >> No. Yeah. I'm explaining to her what I'm doing cuz she interacted with me. I'm taking photograph here in the public lobby. And she she asked me what I'm doing. She doesn't want to be filmed. I'm explaining to her that I can do that. She's a public employee. >> But she don't want to be filmed. You shouldn't film her. >> If she film her, you shouldn't film. >> Why should I? >> What? What if somebody asks you, you don't want to be filmed, but if still filming you? >> So, she's basically asking me to uh put down my camera and she's impeding with my first amendment right. >> I mean, you can do what you want to do, but she don't be filmed. Don't film her. >> I wasn't even calling on to. She interacted with me asking me why am I filming her, so I'm not going to be rude and ignore her. I would put the camera down. >> I'm not doing that. >> Ain't filming her. >> I'm not doing that. I don't have to do that. What? What's your name, man? >> She calling the people right now. >> Who she calling? >> There's no need to be rude. I just I'm trying to be cordial here, man. What's your name? >> You don't want to give me your name? >> I'm done with it, bro. As tensions rise, the security guard suddenly bolts to avoid the camera, and the auditor immediately pursues to demand identification, pushing the confrontation into an unexpected turning point. >> What company you work for, man, >> man, leave me alone, man. >> Yo, chill with the attitude. >> Damn. >> Chill with the attitude. Now I want to know you. Ain't no chill nothing, bro. >> Now I want to know your name, man. Know my name. >> Yeah, you work you're out here working in the public, man. This dude is rude, dude. You shouldn't even be working for the public, man. You going to be acting like that. I didn't come at you sideways, man. I want to know your name, dude. >> I want to file a complaint now. >> Now, I'mma file a complaint, man. What you doing? >> Give me Let me get your name. >> Yeah. Roll from the camera, Karen. Roll from the camera, homie. That's crazy. Wonder if she's still over there, dude. >> Police arrive and trigger a highly controversial action, forcing the citizen into a life ordeath choice between giving in or standing up to defend their rights. >> I as this man to stop filming me and he still got his camera on him. The the reception just asked him the same thing and he still got camera on her. >> How we doing today, sir? >> Is everything good, man? Is there a problem or is there anything? >> I just come in here to get some pamphlet flips real quick and video record right here the the the public lobby and they're telling me to put the camera down. Can you get your name and badge number? >> Okay, absolutely. My name is Deputy Ward [music] ID 96113. Is >> that your personal county Sheriff's Office? >> Is that your personal phone? >> That is my work phone. >> Your work phone? >> Yes. Okay. >> So So I'm sorry. So you saying you what? You were um videotaping up for what reason? >> No, I just came in here. >> Uhhuh. >> Video recorded my first amendment right. >> Okay. >> To video in public in public buildings. >> I come and get pamphlets. >> Is it? >> She didn't want to be recorded. She ran to the back. >> Um >> Would you mind if I ask you what your name? >> Oh, I don't give that, bro. >> You don't give that? >> What's your name and badge number, man? >> Moral deputy. >> Cool. >> Are you uh are you a YouTuber? >> Why you taking photos of me? >> Are you a YouTuber? >> I don't answer questions. tattoos. You mind if I get >> I don't answer questions. Go ahead. You sure that's not your personal phone? >> If I get a good >> Man, you should be educating them, man. >> Yeah. Good side profile. >> You should be educating them, man. >> So, um >> I come peacefully, dude. >> So, yeah. So, >> that's it. >> Yeah. I'm just I'm just we're here, you know? You making people feel uncomfortable. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Are you a Are you a law enforcer or a Phoenix enforcer? Man, this is law, man. I'm allowed to do this. >> Okay. >> For a living. >> I said you weren't. >> Okay. Well, you're coming at me a little. Try to intimidate me. It's not going to happen. >> I just need to get some information for my contact with you. >> Okay. Well, I didn't call you, bro. I didn't call you. >> Put us on a call um out with a 13P at uh 2201 Second Street. >> I didn't call you, bro. They called you. So, you should talk to them. >> Okay. Okay. >> Police try to force information and twist the situation, but every misstep is instantly exposed by the camera, leaving them completely unsettled. >> You're rude. I can film in public, dude. I can film in public, dude. >> I can film in public. He's telling me I can't film in there, bro. Ch. You tell me what's up, >> bro. I She So, I can do that. She interacted with me. >> I don't care what she doesn't want. I don't care what she doesn't want. Stop trying to act like a badass, dude, because they're here. Joel, you've been arrested before, right? >> I don't answer questions, dude. >> I don't answer questions, dude. >> I don't got nothing to say. Just get back to work, dude. Get back to work. >> Get back to work. >> I just want to make sure I got what I needed. >> Yo, this goes on this goes on the platform, dude. And you're not looking good. >> I don't know why you feel intimidated by >> because the way you came at me, bro. You can't do that, man. You can't you got to go talk to them. I didn't call you. You already know long to get as much information as they can. You already know. >> I'm not having no more word with you, man. >> Joel, you already >> Why don't you get back to work, man? How's that? >> You're dismissed, man. I don't got nothing else to tell you. >> You're dismissed, bro. >> After you. >> You're dismissed. >> After you. >> After you. I dismissed you, bro. You don't dismiss me. >> Going to put me on Facebook. >> Not only that Facebook, man. >> Or not. >> This is why I record you guys. You guys look the ones that look like idiots. But when you guys see you cool like that, I expose good too. But when you start acting like that just because I have a camera and but by the way I look that looks horrible man on the platform. YouTube, Tik Tok, Instagram, I got everything, bro. Maybe you should have been a little more silent like your man right there and would have done your job, bro. And educate them and letting them know what I'm doing is my first amendment right. You guys sworn oath to my rights right here. Freedom of the press. Dude, >> you're not familiar with that? >> Yes. >> I hope you learned something new today, man. >> I would have been out the door, dude. Been gone in my ride. >> My ride. >> Where's your ride? >> Citizens can sue police officers under SS 1,983 when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. Police may face civil lawsuits, internal investigations, and serious legal consequences. Up next, the moment he steps into the public area, security immediately surrounds him, enforcing a confusing new policy, and everything escalates rapidly over a single camera. >> Hi, sir. >> What did she say? >> I didn't hear. [clears throat] She was >> She was talking to you. >> Yeah, but I didn't hear her. >> Oh, okay. >> So, okay. >> What What did you say, though? Well, no, not not yet, but I am. So, I I don't want to be recorded, so I would appreciate that. >> Okay. >> The manager's on her way. >> Your manager's on the way. >> And I'm the assistant administrator. >> What's the manager's name? >> Ruth. >> Ruth. Okay. >> She's on the way for what? >> She'll be here in a minute. >> I know. For what? What? For what reason? >> Well, just to be present. >> Oh, just to be present. >> Okay, I guess. >> Okay. Um, >> says the manager is on the way just to be present. Okay, I guess that's what they want to have here. >> Yeah, I know. So, the sign you guys just added that sign. Uh, it's not a you're not willing to listen. Okay. Anyway, going to get this bulletin right here. >> Um, this is patient access area. So, I'm not sure why you're here. >> Well, what you see is public bathrooms right here in the hallway. So, that's not true. But anyway, uh as you guys can see right here, all public records on this wall right here. I mean, we walked this entire this entire building. Matter of fact, our last two times we were here, we walked this entire building. So, looked like that lady was getting ready to uh block us. And now it looks like that assistant manager is telling everybody that they can, which would be great if they're creating privacy. That would be beautiful instead of telling us how. >> Staff panic. Signs are raised nonstop and the interference becomes increasingly excessive, triggering a confrontation they can no longer control. >> This harassment at this point, >> it's crazy how they know we can do it. They know we can do it and [laughter] [clears throat] they know we can do it and they just still just make sure you don't touch me. Uh they know we can do it and and they and you still got the push back so just doesn't make any sense. Don't don't touch me with the sign. >> It don't matter. Don't touch me with that sign. >> It's crazy, man. Right. Right. Call your dog off. >> Call your dog off. >> My goodness. >> Hey, these people here, man, they want to be security of the world, Craig. So, the supervisor lady just told her it's okay. They had to call you totally off the chain, man. >> Halo Security Group, man. So, ma'am, can I can I get a foyer request form from you guys? >> I can't give it to you. >> You tried to give me instructions. We talking about an actual form. >> I can give it to you if you want. >> So, those are those are the instructions. Do you guys have actual form that we can fill out? >> Forms anymore, sir. >> You have to go file it at this location. >> Okay. So, what I'll do then since you guys don't actually have the form, I'll just put out the requested materials on the back. >> Okay. give it back to you for a copy. We'll be set for the day. >> You won't be able to see. You have to go file it there. >> No, ma'am. So, I just did I just did three of these at other locations and they accepting them. >> When the citizen cites the law and demands that their rights be respected, the staff respond even more aggressively, causing the situation to spiral out of control. >> Okay. >> How you doing, sir? >> How you doing? Pretty good, officer. Pretty good. Been here two times already in the last year. Spoke to the main manager. Okay. >> You guys were dispatched out here the last two times. Officers came and educated what we were doing was constitutionally protected [music] and we was good to go. >> Yeah. >> Forgot the sergeant name I met with, but yeah. >> Okay. But uh but this is a so this is >> it's a public building. >> Correct. >> It's a medical facility. >> That's correct. It's been that way since like I say even the last two times >> it was a publicly facility and medical facility as well. last time to beside besides recording what are you here to see a doctor? >> No. So I'm filling out a foyer as well. Both of those are rights that are guaranteed to Yeah, I I'm aware of it and I'm aware you know of the situation like I said, but they don't [music] take care of foyer requests here. You got to go through the proper channels for the like the city like the police >> like you can go into a station [music] and we don't like we don't do foyer require you. That's something that 35th headquarters does, >> right? So how the state law is wrote in terms of foyer, you can submit one at any public entity and then they will have to forward it to their public information. >> Are you doing that or >> Yeah, I'm writing it down. I just wanted to speak with you and have a dialogue because I was just doing it. >> Yeah. All right. >> Yeah. But once I'm done with this, I'm out of here. >> As of Monday, that policy they are now, we gave him the instructions on how he is to submit the foyer starting of Monday. >> Well, that's just the policy. We talking about state law. No policy supersedes that. You know, but what they're saying is they're probably whatever it is that that you know, like you could submit it here. Not sure if it's going to get to them or not. >> Yeah, maybe. >> That I have no idea. >> Police arrive, but instead of calming things down, they side with internal policy, igniting a controversial moment with unpredictable legal consequences. >> I was gone, man. >> So, yes. >> Are you feeling this? >> No, I'm actually good. I'm gone. I'm done. >> So, he's he is leaving. He is leaving. I I know >> what they're telling me is the policy changed now in terms of foyer. >> You can request foyer, but they can't accept it here, >> right? >> So, the point is there's no there's no sense in staying here and requesting it here cuz they can't accept it. >> Well, well, that's just it. So, cuz like I was telling Sergeant Ramos, >> we we we're talking about a policy and then we're talking about the actual law. So, the foyer law says you can submit it at any public entity. Their policy don't supersede that. You do know that. >> But when you're come now, you're coming recording patients, giving personal information. There's a difference between that. >> You can and you can do that. There's no law against that. >> You cannot record people's personal medical information. >> If you intentionally try to record someone's information and do something nefarious with it, that becomes illegal. But to simp simply just capture it, that's nothing illegal about that. >> You can't do that. >> That's why they recorded. >> That's a sign right there. You can't record. >> That's a sign. You see no statute though, right? >> So that means no laws are being broken. >> Well, other than you other than you Okay, here's here's the question. other than you filling out a foyer, which they no longer accept here. >> They're telling you they don't accept. >> Well, that's them. I know I have a right to submit one. That's my thing. >> You can submit one, but you can't do it here. They're telling you they can't accept it. >> I just did. The young lady just accepted it. >> Well, I don't know what they're going to do with it. They said [laughter] as far as Monday, they can't accept it here anymore. >> She just did. She just gave me a copy and everything. >> What she told me she gave you is instructions how to do it. >> No, no. Let me show you >> what she gave me. >> She gave me So, we fil we filled out our foot. Uh-oh. We fil other I'll check it out. But other than other than a foyer, what business do you have here? >> Oh, I'm I'm actually done. I'm just shocked to see you guys still on. >> So, that was it. >> I'm sorry. >> Can I see that for her? >> Oh, yeah. This just for for your request. She just um copied it for me. So, that's her accepting it. >> Yeah. So, so now they're going to forward it to their public information officer and I'll be good to go. >> All right. So, so that's what they told me. >> So, here here's the deal. Okay. I'm Yeah, I'm not We're not arresting you. >> But there is going to be a report done. >> A report done for what? >> Yeah. Yes. Uh the officers are going to do a report because uh they're saying that they don't accept foyer requests here. Their policy has changed. Their policy is different. >> Okay. >> Therefore, I'm not sure what this might be a court thing. We're >> No, it's not going to be a court thing, >> but but they don't want you back at this property. And just when everything seems to be over, an unexpected exchange unfolds, revealing the conflict between the law and [music] the facility's internal policy. Next, just because of an unopened can of wine, a young girl was knocked down in the middle of a crowded beach. What made the police so mad? [snorts] >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'M NOT I'M NOT ONE OF THESE LITTLE [ __ ] [ __ ] THAT ARE JUST GOING TO LET YOU >> She didn't swear. didn't resist the officers, just refused to give her name. And then things got out of control. >> They're your parents. >> They're my aunt. >> Oh, your aunt. Where's your aunt at? >> On my way. She's coming back. >> She's coming back. Do me a favor. Take a deep breath and blow into that. All right. >> All right. Do me a favor. Try one more time. Deep breath. Don't put it. Don't go too so far in. >> Is there a star problem on your business? >> All right. Where's your hand at? You have her phone number. >> How old are you? >> I know that didn't come up positive. I didn't take a drink of anything. So, >> all right. All right. Take a deep breath. Keep blowing. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. Yo guys, even if is your aunt, she is of age like 40. >> All right, go grab her real quick. We're going to have them pour that all out. >> How are you going to let us go? We didn't even drink alcohol. >> Well, where's your at? >> You're allowed to carry You're allowed to carry alcohol. >> That's interesting. >> Under you are. You're not allowed to drink it. And we do not >> open possession consumption. It's not open. >> Open display means you >> What do you mean that doesn't mean >> you can see it? Yes. >> Okay. You can see it and we're not drinking. >> 543 calendar in the beach. >> You [ __ ] the other gator. >> What's your name? >> The breathalyzer didn't sound the alarm, but the policeman still chose violence. Was this an administrative check or an angry display of power? >> How about that? Did you let me know for obstruction about my [ __ ] uh 18month old daughter over there? >> Yeah, you're not cooperating. >> So, I didn't do anything to get written up, did I? >> Now you're calling the scene. >> Just be cooper. >> Okay. >> You can't lock me up. >> I didn't disrespect you. >> Okay. >> And you're and I you don't need to write my name down either. You thought you were drinking. >> I'll give you. >> Okay. First of all, where where's your at? She's on her way. That's like you wasted your time coming over here. You could wait here for her. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> You don't need my last name. >> Okay, that's it. I'm done with you. Do you have cuffs ON YOU? >> YO, MATT, >> get over here. >> Don't [ __ ] talk to me. >> Yo, >> don't touch me. >> All right, you're about to get dropped. >> YO, DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. M. >> DON'T get over here. >> What are you doing? Don't Don't [ __ ] touch me. Oh my god. [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] Don't touch me. Don't pull my hair. Get off me. What are you doing? >> Shut up. I'm strong. Get off of me. What are you doing, man? [screaming] >> Get another unit. >> They're choking ME, MAN. I CANNOT bre the [ __ ] you are, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] off. >> [ __ ] me. Back up. >> Back the [ __ ] up. Back up. >> BACK UP. >> GET OVER HERE. [screaming] >> YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO BEAT ME LIKE THAT. I'M A WOMAN. It doesn't matter. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> It doesn't matter. You're not allowed to hit me like that and choke me. >> You're not allowed to hit me AND CHOKE ME LIKE THAT. >> You're not allowed to choke me like that. >> You're not allowed to hit me. >> I'm going to do anything wrong. >> I'M NOT I'm not ONE OF THESE LITTLE [ __ ] [ __ ] OUT HERE JUST GOING to let me treat. When the right to remain silent becomes a reason to be handcuffed, behind that painful fall lies a big question about abuse of power. >> You [ __ ] purple, you white piece of [ __ ] trash. >> Oh my god. >> I wasn't drinking anything. Just smell it. >> [ __ ] wasn't even open, bro. HE JUST [ __ ] CHOKES OFF. I CAN'T believe you DID THAT. >> GET OFF of me. >> Don't stare unless you're going to [ __ ] DO IT. GET THE YOU [ __ ] PIECE OF TRASH. You >> Oh yeah, [ __ ] young cops DON'T KNOW HOW TO TREAT PEOPLE. I'm going to talk to your captain as if he will give a [ __ ] too. >> Good. I hope you do. >> Third ball. >> No. Who are you? >> I'm going to be the one transferring you. >> Yeah. Hell yeah. >> Not in the restaurant. >> That's my daughter. >> That's my daughter. >> Y cop your mouth where you locked up too. >> What? Tell me. She didn't even know. Listen. Listen to me. Now's not the time to argue this. Okay. Number one, you got a baby in your hand. All right. in the worry about her, not your gun. You get that straightened out later. How old is she? >> Just punch them. Punch her in the face though. >> Yeah. Well, she tried kicking us, so that's it. >> Yeah, she did. >> I go. >> Yeah, it's fine. I go to stop her for L for Andre's drinking. Said she's 20. She had twisted TE's. She wouldn't give me her last name. >> So, I said, "Hey, if you're not going to give me your information, you're going to be locked up." She tried walking away from me. When she tried walking away from me, I tried grabbing her. She tried kicking at us, so he slammed her on the ground. She kicked him. And then I just I hit her a couple times and then I put her in cuffs, locked her up. >> Under New Jersey Penal Code [music] Section 2C32, this official misconduct charge is classified as a secondderee felony, which can result [music] in a prison sentence of 5 to 10 years and a fine of up to $150,000. Society is only truly safe when everyone from regular employees to police officers understands that transparency is not a threat but the foundation of trust. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support [music] us with a donation. Thank you so much.