Am I still being detained? >> I'm not detained. I'm not detained. >> For your safety and my safety. >> Someone call and specifically say that I committed a crime. >> You tell me. >> You were here. Someone called you for me. >> Stating that you were sitting out in front of the house. >> Correct. >> An ordinary man. A car parked on the side of the road and suddenly the whole border guard team rushed over. >> High traffic of of illegal smuggling that goes around here a lot. Do you at least have reasonable suspicion to pull me over? Am I still being detained? >> But what makes gun toing officers tremble when questioned by the people? >> But do not reach for the gun if you want to, but I'm in the middle of the highway right now. You're endangering the public. >> You're driving normally and suddenly you're stopped not for a crime, but because your headlights are out, but that's just the beginning of a strange confrontation between citizens and [music] border guards. discipline with your vehicle having their lights off in an area of high traffic. >> We had two agents that said you were lights out over there hanging out on the side of the road. >> Okay. >> Do not step out of the vehicle. Step back in the vehicle. >> In the middle of the night, several officers surrounded a lone man's car, repeatedly asking unrelated personal [music] questions. And his response left everyone stunned. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was stopped. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm married, man. >> I'm married. >> No, I know. But where you coming from? >> I'm I'm married. That's why you're asking me personal questions. >> You're married. >> Yeah. >> I'm not gay. >> I'm not. >> I'm not gay, man. I don't I don't think you're okay. >> So, you're in our area responsibility. Okay. >> Certain describables >> based on the car, based [music] on where you were parked. >> What? your light discipline with your vehicle having their lights off in an area of high traffic. We're just trying to make sure you're all good. >> What do you mean high traffic? >> High traffic of illegal uh smuggling that goes around here a lot. >> What? Why did you have your >> officer safety? Sir, >> why are you in this line of duty if you're scared? >> Okay. Again. Oh, it doesn't matter. >> Just give it to us as toys, sir. It's not serious. >> Hey, sir. >> All right. Have a good one. >> What do you mean have a good one? Where you going? When asked, "Am I under arrest?" they said, "No, but still refused [music] to leave." A paradoxical situation began to leave the officers visibly [music] confused. >> So, what's the reason for this, Tom, man? >> Uh, we had two agents that said you were lights out over there, hanging out on the side of the road. Okay. >> Uh, and they began to question you and they said you just took off on them. No, they didn't. >> No, >> cuz they told me they were they were questioning you. >> Of course. Yeah. Anybody can question anyone, right? Right. >> And then you're driving all over the road. >> No, I'm not. You're driving behind me with your high beams on. >> Yeah, I was running your plate, sir. So, what were you doing over there? >> What are you? I'm not gay, man. >> I'm sorry. What? >> I'm not gay. Why are you asking me personal questions? >> That's not a personal question. >> Yeah, that's personal. Really? >> Why were you pulled over on the side of the road? >> That's a personal question. Do you at least have reasonable suspicion to pull me over? >> Yes, I do. >> For what crime? >> There's no crime. >> Okay, then you don't have reasonable You know how reasonable suspicion works? Yes, I do. >> Who are you? >> Excuse me. >> Who are you? >> I'm a border [music] patrol engine cruise. Okay. >> We are working a nice to meet you. >> Am I still being detained or what? >> Sir, we am Am I still being detained? >> No, you're not detained. >> Okay. Thank you. I don't I don't want to talk to you. >> We're doing a like concern. Somebody was saying that you was under >> am I still being detained? >> Sir, you're not being detained. Simple question. You going to ask you are you okay? You feel like physical feel okay? >> All right. Why do you need so many officers? cuz we work in this area. We were cornered. >> Don't get out of the car. Why are [music] you touching my car? Tensions escalated as officers gave conflicting orders and people began asking questions [music] they didn't want to answer. >> Sir, are you okay? I'm good to go. But are you good to go? Like like basically you good? Cuz right now you were stuck over there and it was something about >> I'm not as entering anything. You may leave now. >> Please, sir. >> You're good to go. All right. >> Don't step out of the vehicle. Do not step out of the vehicle. >> Am I detained or no? >> Am I detained? Am I detained? No. Well, leave. >> Do not step out of the vehicle. >> Stop touching my car. Stop touching my car. >> Stop touching my car. >> Please touching your vehicle. >> Get in your vehicle and and and leave. >> It's all right. Right now, we're telling you like Rand is a highway. You got to reach the other people. You need >> You want to talk to your supervisor? >> What? You want to talk to your supervisor? >> What? What? >> Am I still being detained? >> C2237. >> Do not step out of the vehicle. Step back in the vehicle. >> Am I >> Get back in the vehicle. You are not detained. >> Get Get >> You can leave. >> Move away from me. >> A gun that was never threatened with use suddenly becomes an excuse to escalate the level of intervention. So, who is really causing the danger here? >> Get back in the vehicle. You are not detained. >> Get >> You can leave. >> Move away from me. >> Move away from me. Move away. >> Do not step out of the vehicle. Move away from me. Do not step out of the vehicle. >> A gun over there. You have a gun over there. >> I'm not detained. I'm not detained. >> For your safety and my safety, do not reach the gun. I'm completely safe. >> Do not reach for the gun. >> You need to leave right now. >> Yeah, but you don't reach for the gun. >> You need to leave right now. The You know where the gun is. >> Okay. >> No, you're not. You need to go. I'm >> stepping out of the right now. You're going to put in danger traffic. That's We're trying to avoid that. Not if you want to, but I need the mayor of the highway right now. You're endangering the public. >> Stopping vehicles and refusing to allow people to leave while claiming they are not detained [music] violates the right to freedom of movement and the right to remain silent. Inconsistencies in police actions indicate a lack of training or a deliberate abuse of power. People can pursue internal complaints or civil litigation against border agents for unlawful detention, intimidation, and harassment. Next, a citizen dares to challenge authority and the police don't know what to do. When the citizen refuses to give up his papers, the officer's arguments begin to fall apart. >> Call for a suspicious car that's been here >> for some time. park legally. I'm not doing anything wrong and I just like to be left alone. >> I'm not going to answer any questions. Can Before we start, can I get your name and badge number? >> In New Jersey or any state, you have to provide your name and information during an investigation. >> You have the right to remain silent, but will the police let you keep it? One officer asserted in any investigation, you have to identify yourself. >> Call for a suspicious car that's been here >> for some time and here to check it out. Make sure everything's good. Hey, before we start, can I get a name and badge number? >> Sure. Officer Hill, badge number 548. >> Okay. So, you said you got a call about a suspicious car. And what else? >> Suspicious vehicle. >> Uhhuh. >> And that's it. >> Okay. >> That's been parked here for quite some time. I'm just here to check it out. >> Okay. Officer. Um, like I told the individual who approached me, >> okay, >> I'm parked legally. I'm not doing anything wrong because, you know, as [music] you know, we're American citizens and we don't have to explain ourselves to to people what we're doing if we're not doing breaking the law. Right. Right. >> So, that's all I told the individual and quite frankly, man, I just like to be left alone to be a free citizen. >> Is this your car? >> I'm not going to answer any questions. I'm going to invoke my Fourth Amendment right >> on me. Yeah. >> All right. Can I get your name, sir? >> You don't have to answer any questions. Yeah. >> Okay. >> This is not a Terry stop, as you know. >> Yeah, I know. That's just I'm conducting an investigation. >> So states that just because you got a call that didn't give you any probable cause or reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime, you don't have the right to identify anyone. You have to get the ID of everyone in the car when you know that that's against the law to identify someone. >> The same thing when I'm conducting an investigation. Is that common practice? >> If I'm conducting an investigation, I'd like to get the name of everyone that I'm that I'm talking to. >> Okay. Wasn't that isn't that's optional? just like >> how you ask my name and everything with my name and everything. I I like do the same thing. >> And you're respectful of people who don't want to give their names. Correct. Well, then >> I mean, >> you're not you're not breaking any laws. So, >> I I would appreciate it if you let her know that I'm not breaking any law them also. Apparently, they feel that because you're parked in front of their house that they own this property and no one else can park here. >> No evidence, no charges, but still detained. When people ask, "What am I being arrested for?" The answer gives viewers goosebumps. >> I'm not going to ask any questions. Can you before we start, can I get your name and badge number? >> Davenport 519. >> Okay. >> So, here's where we're at. Okay. >> Okay. >> I know the RO of the cars. >> That's all I'm trying to confirm is that's who you are. So, we can get out of here. >> I have to legally provide my name. >> Yes. >> And if I consult my attorney, they they'd say the same. >> Correct. >> And that's not true. Do you suspect me of committing a crime? Let's start with that. Right. I can't associate that. All I'm trying to do is get you out of here so we all can go about our way. >> But do I have a fourth amendment right? Can you answer that? You know what a fourth fourth amendment? >> Saying this doesn't violate that fourth amendment. >> It does. No. If you force me to identify it does. >> Well, because you're driving a motor vehicle. >> I'm not driving a motor. My vehicle is parked. I'm going to invoke my fifth amendment right. >> I don't know if you have a driver's license. >> I'm going to invoke my fifth amendment right to remain silent without a lawyer present. I'm not going to provide any documents since it didn't break any insurance for the vehicle. At this point in time, I'm going to remain silent. >> Okay, we're kind we're kind of impass here, and I'm trying to make this as easy for everybody as possible. >> I get your frustration. I get it. I'm at the same level. >> Listen, the next step is litigation if you violate my rights. And under oath, you're going to have to answer these questions in front of a jury. Okay? I vote my fifth amendment right to remain silent without the presence of an attorney. I'm not going to provide a driver's license, registration, or >> do you suspect me of committing a crime or or a moving violation? So, the answer is no. >> If your driver license is valid, >> do you suspect me of committing a crime? >> Called suspicious for legally parking in front of someone's house. Ridiculous police call leads to illegal soft arrest on camera. >> Do you suspect me of committing a crime or moving violation? Yes or no? >> I don't know yet. >> So, you don't know? >> No, because I can't provide you. >> Do your investigation without license. No, you don't get to grow in a place determining who >> I do because you got >> I'm not even going to speak anymore. Did you see me? All right, listen. >> You got here somehow, right? >> Supervisor, please. >> I am. It's right here. >> You're a supervisor, please. >> You're a supervisor. >> No, we That's it. This is me. >> Fifth. Fifth amendment. >> Okay. >> Invoke my fifth. I invoke my fourth and I invoke my first amendment. Right. Also, can I get a card number or whatever you guys call it? >> You'll be able to. We'll give it to you. >> Can I get it now? You can get it now. >> Yes, please. What is your >> my reasonable >> your R >> article suspicion >> of a crime? >> No. So, this this is what we're trying to explain to you. >> I'm not going to speak to you either. I'm going to work my fifth amendment right. >> Sounds good. >> Are you familiar with the Bill of Rights? >> Yep. >> And you Okay, good. >> You know there's an established law regarding the fourth amendment, someone's right to be securing their effects. Okay. And a fifth amendment right to remain silent. Yep. >> Okay. You're aware of that. >> The cameras on both sides turned red and a legal battle was about to begin. The police tried every way to verify the identity, but the man had prepared his most powerful weapon, the United States Constitution. >> Let me Let me establish that >> right now. Yeah, we're going to >> You're detaining me for no crime? >> Yep. Because we got called here for a suspicious person's in a in a suspicious vehicle. That's why I'm here. >> No crime, though. Just a suspicious person with no crime. And that's what we're figuring out. >> But no crime though. >> Just a suspicious. >> Right now there's no crime. >> Okay. Good. >> So all we would do now that we've established that there's no crime being committed. >> Yes sir. >> Because I am conducting an investigation. I have to get information. Okay. Just so you're aware. >> Yes sir. >> When I do that >> I write it down. It goes in our system. Yes. >> And there's no like there's no reason for you to even have a CAD number because we're not going to have your information to put in there and she's not going to give it to you without you verifying who you are. >> Okay. Public information. >> All right. >> I know exactly >> how this works. Okay. So, >> sounds good. >> I'm not ignorant. And as you can see, I was never disrespectful to you, right? I just want to make sure we put that on record. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Cool. Cool. Cool. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 432USA code SS1983. Individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the [music] injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. Although not handcuffed, the man was detained illegally for a long time. Police attempted to verify his identity through the license plate, demonstrating their determination to track him down [music] despite having no clear legal basis. The video ends with the citizen refusing to cooperate, standing up for his rights, setting the [music] stage for a complaint and civil lawsuit. >> Here's my hands. I'm not going to resist. I just want to make sure that we're on the same page cuz >> I've had family going to pull me out of the car. I'm very respectful. Are we Are we okay? >> Yeah. So, here's [music] here's what we're going to do. >> Sure. >> Okay. Cuz I really don't want this massive headache of whatever's going on. >> Okay. >> What my thing is is >> Mhm. >> Obviously, this car is registered in New Jersey, right? So, we can pull registration, see who the RO is, and see if the RO matches your picture and with the DMV system. >> Public plate, right? Public license plate. So, >> so to me, that's the easiest way to resolve the whole matter. I think so, [music] too. >> All of us going about our way, right? >> Perfect. >> Okay, >> I'm okay with that. >> That whole reason why we're pushing it that far is because we literally just had an incident at the school. It's >> anybody who's parked in the street doesn't mean [music] they're associated with that incident. >> No, I I get it. I get it. But at the same time, we got to conf like if you got to get out here some you got here somehow. You got to get out of here somehow. All I have to do is make sure you got a [music] valid license and you're on your way. >> You make sure I have a valid license. That is that's not that that is not a coordin I got your point. But here's the thing. No, I'm not saying we're going to sit here and try to pull you. I'm just saying, [music] God forbid something else happens from now. >> I have a license that is valid and is legal for me to >> I'm not worried about that part. >> All right, you have a good one. We're going to get out of here. >> It seems that here suspected is the new crime issued by Neighborly Feelings. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. >> That'll be it. something for you to bring up with the judge. >> Yes, it will be. >> An American veteran refused to comply with a bizarre order at a public health facility and within minutes things spiraled out of control as he began challenging the authority of the police on the spot. >> Try enforce. >> Do what now? He's not I'm not enforcing anything, man. I'm happy he's not wearing a mask. When an officer casually declares, "I will personally order your deportation," one has to wonder who really holds the power in a federal facility. >> You got an appointment today or something? >> I did. Yeah. >> You understand, unfortunately, you got to follow their >> No, I don't understand that. I have to follow the law. >> You're going to get >> the law. You're right. You're right. You're not going to You're not going to cop explain anything to me. It's not going to happen. You understand the law. >> I understand the law. >> Okay. All right. Is there a law to back this crap right here? Is there a law that brought back this diaper on my face? >> Okay. This is a private business. >> No, it's not. It's tax. It's funded by taxpayer dollars. >> You You'll have to take that up with your >> I'll be I'll be taking up with the judge first because he's writing me a little ticket right here. >> Yeah. >> For for not breaking a law. Writing me a ticket for not breaking a law. >> I'm only here to keep the peace. >> Yeah. Yeah. or look for the lords. >> And I'm here to defend the Constitution. I'm here to defend my country. >> Well, that's fine. We all did that. I'm a veteran, too. >> Great. Great. And you're not wearing a mask. I love it. I love it. >> That's cuz I just got here. I'm not staying in >> You came in. Oh, you you came in. It says right there, mask required. Stop. You're required to check in at the front desk and wear a mask. >> I'm not either. I was here for a little while. I'm just here to escort you out. >> Yep. >> You're kind of going to abide by the policy. Don't try to enforce it. >> Do what now? He's not I'm not enforcing anything, man. I'm happy he's not wearing a mask. >> 21 major 11. >> Sergeant Marina. What? What? Just you deputy. You have a rank. >> Officer officer. >> Officer Clark. >> You want a military ring? >> No, you're not in the military. >> First sergeant. >> You're not a military. >> I'm a first sergeant. >> You're not in the military. >> I'm still serving multiple combat. >> Right on. But you're wearing a diaper on your face. Because somebody else told me in the military. >> Somebody's told crazy. Somebody told crazy how that work. Yeah. >> If you don't mind putting your hands on people if they don't listen to you. My first sergeant. >> My first sergeant was a really good guy. Name and badge number. Your name and badge number, sir. You give it to him. The personal camera suddenly turned off when the man turned his back and accusations that police intervened made things even murkier than ever. >> Just the number on the back is going to trespass me. Okay. >> For for not breaking the law. >> I'm trespassing you cuz they said you caused a disturbance. >> I did not cause a disturbance. >> Well, that's your word against their word. >> No, it's on video. It's still recording. >> Like I said, that's your word against their word. >> Yes, it is. And that'll be that'll be good, sir. >> That'll be something for you to bring up with the judge. >> Yes, it will be. And I expect you all to be there. >> I love overtime. >> Yeah. Right. Ain't that funny? Ain't that funny? >> Funny stuff, man. >> On taxpayer money. You love overtime. It's great. Great stuff. Reell likes it, too. >> Are your body cams working? >> Yes, they are. >> They're on. They're on. >> Yes, they are. >> Always on. >> Good. M. Riddell C. Perry. >> Yep. >> Just need to know who to put in the paperwork. >> That's fine. >> Of course. Jay Clark. Oh, no. Jay's first. >> Why isn't my thing recording? Why' you Did you turn it? >> I did not touch your phone. >> It's not recording, sir. >> Stand. >> I need my phone. I need it back on record. >> Get your phone. >> You turned it off. Record, man. Uh, >> why'd you turn off my phone? >> He hasn't touched your phone from the time I've been in here. >> It was recording and now it's not recording. I turned my back and it's not recording anymore. >> So, you have unlimited record. They probably time out. >> No, it's I've got terabytes of data. >> No, but the most of the programs will time out after a certain amount. >> Well, I'll have your cameras as well. >> Although yours got to go missing every once in a while. >> No. Redacted. Any information redacted from your camera? >> One have to have an attorney request it. >> I can request it without an attorney. >> Dude, public information. >> That's all above my head. >> But I need my thing back recording. Sir, can you go push that red button? >> I'm not touching your property, but >> Well, I can't get to it. >> You might get scared. >> Just chill out. And I mean, >> everybody's recording in here. You understand that? >> Mine is the only one that is safe. Mine's the only one I know can get to today. >> No arrest, no trial, but a strange ticket prepared in advance. Is this professionalism or a deliberate setup? >> I'm going to a different kind of courthouse. A VA courthouse. [clears throat] >> Federal. >> It'll be a federal courthouse. >> If you would like to think, you could pay the ticket. >> I'm not paying the ticket, man. Come on, man. >> Oh, yeah. >> We'll all be there. >> They will issue a warrant. >> And he likes it cuz he gets overtime. >> It's your job to be a tyrant. >> Yeah. What was this one? >> Yeah, this was one pre-filled out for the the disruptive behavior. >> There was no disruptive behavior. Who's the complaint? I said it was pre-filled out in case I had to use it. >> And who's [clears throat] complain? >> You talking about what? >> The name of the business of the Omega dentistry. >> Sorry, but that's all recorded. The disruptive behavior that is. And finally, while the man stood still, the officers admitted the real reason behind the incident. But what they said was the most shocking. >> Before you start, I'd like to get Before you start, I'd like to get this back on. >> What [music] am I being for? >> Disorderly conduct. >> Disorderly conduct. Not for not wearing a mask. Or is that the disorderly cottage is not wearing a mask >> after we told you you had to wear a mask until [music] Yes sir. And Jake Clark 4971 C. Perry >> 240. Yes. >> 240 Charles White. >> What's your badge number? >> Uh 4736. >> 4736. >> 927. >> 927. >> Where is it? All right. Thank y'all. Have a good night, sir. >> All right. >> How y'all doing today? Keep going. >> See, first we gave him the option to leave to just leave, but he didn't want to leave. Leave it now. >> I tried. >> I tried, man. I was trying to eat my breakfast, you know. So, how y'all been? Good. Quiet. Good. Good. >> It's a Monday. [music] >> How you guys doing? >> Good. How are you, sir? Right in front of the prison gates, a tense confrontation broke out when a man was suddenly asked to check something on the side of his shirt. >> Working at a woman's prison, I see a bunch of men. I didn't say I did. I said, >> but I'm just saying if I was concealed carry, >> the right to film, [music] the right to bear arms, and even the right to freedom, all are put on the scale when police without body cams confront angry citizens. Who will give in first? >> Can't hear you. >> Yeah. You want to step over here? I still want to step on [music] the property, man. >> Real quick, >> what's your name and badge number? >> What's your um >> What's your name and badge number? >> Got uh what's your call? >> What's your name and badge number? >> What are you pointing at, dude? >> On your way. It's any business what I have on me. What's your name and badge number, please? Can you identify yourself? Lift my shirt up, dude. How about you suck my Dude, look at this parking job. People can't even get out now. Hey, nice parking job. you. >> Hey, you working out a woman's prison. I see a bunch of men. Hey, nothing they could do. Off. See you later. Walk a shame. >> When K9s and multiple police cars show up, this seemingly [music] small situation suddenly becomes a hot spot. Could things get out of control? >> What's your name? What's your name? I can't. Dude, I can't hear you. >> Do you have a badge number? >> Yes. >> 127. >> 327. >> 127. >> 127. >> You're allowed to record. So >> yo, why didn't you just identify with yourself, man? >> Said what? >> Let me ask you a question. Are you not allowed to open carry? >> No. >> Or conceal carry. >> You can't [music] conceal carry. >> We have a second amendment right. Right. Okay. So, even if I did have a weapon on me, right? Let me ask you this. Are you going to disarm me? I didn't say I did. >> No, I said you're fine. But I'm just saying if I was concealed carrying, right? You can't go under the assumption that I'm illegally carrying it. I I didn't say that either. But you almost escalated the situation. [music] >> Let me seize my property. Dude, I've been through this before. And I'm not saying that. Look, we didn't get to that point. It's not a firearm. But I'm just curious to see if it was okay. What would you do? >> I'm just >> You know what I mean? Um >> my safety. I just didn't know what it was. >> What do you mean safety, man? What about my safety? We have the second amendment for our safety. >> Why'd you park like this? First of all, why'd you park like this? Why didn't you pull over here? Something in the shade and you know what I mean? No, seriously, dude. You're blocking the whole exit. >> I know. >> It's not okay. Suspicious person. >> Yeah. >> You got your body cam on? >> They're coming right now. >> Huh? >> That's why I didn't make contact with you. They're coming right now. >> Who's coming? >> One of my serges. Cuz I'm technically off duty. I'm just driving past. So, >> you have no body cam. >> Why don't you have your body cam on? >> I'm not on duty. So why are you coming to a call not on duty? >> I was passing by. >> No, you weren't. I didn't see you. >> Suspicious person. You came to check it out, which I have no problem with. [music] The only issue I have, right, is you didn't identify as I mean, come on, man. >> That's my fault. >> Be professional, dude. I'll give you the same respect, bro. You know what I mean? >> Look, I'm going to take a little bit back from what I said to you, okay? I apologize [music] because of the demeanor that we're having now. All right. >> The commanding officer was present. People waited for a convincing explanation, but what happened [music] next left everyone speechless. >> He's good, man. You're good. As long as you act accordingly, I think we'll be all right. >> You know what I mean? How with what I deal with on a daily basis, you know? >> Um, can I just get your name, badge number? >> Sure. It's Sergeant Rizzo. My badge number is 79. >> Okay. >> Um, are you audio video recording? >> He's on He's not on patrol today. He just happened to come by. >> Okay. But so we're sending officers that are not on duty that do not have body cams on the calls now. No, >> that's what happened, right? Sergeant Sergeant. [music] going to complain, sir. You can go to the IIA and do that. >> I don't need to go that route. I'd rather do this right now. >> Jail was called. >> I get it. >> Jail called. >> I get it. Okay. The only issue I have is that now you're sending officers [music] on a call for service. Okay. >> No, he just happened to be driving by. >> No, he was not, dude. >> Yes, he was. Either way, >> he's he's assigned to training today. That's why he is driving by because we have fuel pumps down the road. He was getting gas for >> under circumstances. Yes. >> Really? Interesting. [music] How many other times do you guys not wear body cams off duty? >> We wear body cams whenever we're on. >> So, but you're having officers off duty not wearing body cams. And you think that's okay for accountability and transparency purposes? >> Are you there? >> It's not okay. But you're his sergeant and you're okay with that? >> I'm not his sergeant. >> Okay. >> He's not assigned to me. >> He's not? >> No. >> Okay. So, why are you here on So, are you assigned to this call? >> I am. >> But he showed up [music] first. >> Yes, he happened to be down the road. >> Happened to be down the road. >> Stop by. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I guess so. Do you have a business card? >> I do. Cool. >> Yeah, no problem. Do you have any name? >> Uh, officer >> here. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. Thank you. I appreciate it. Are you audio video recording as well? After the debate, the people calmed down, admitted that the police [music] had been more professional later, and apologized for their initial reaction. >> No, it was just a small concern, man. I just wanted to bring it to your attention. >> And I mean, I think it's serious. That's all. >> No, I don't speak, >> you know? I mean, if he goes to another call or something else, you know what I mean? Domestic. >> This is [music] the anomaly and and the fact matter is that the way the body came. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I get that. I get that. I just wish that an onduty officer showed up. >> Well, I am. I'm the first one here. Well, because >> technically technically he was. >> We had other >> which I would hope are I mean not as important but any call is important. I get that. You know what I mean? >> Quite honestly they're they're own police department. They're sworn law enforcement state New Jersey. I don't know why they >> they had they didn't come out. Nothing. >> But you're free to report as long as you're not truck. >> No. No. I'm not going to do all that, man. >> All right, man. >> I appreciate it. Have a great day. >> Thank you. You too. Be safe. Um not too bad. He did tell me, [music] hey, if you have a complaint, you know, go to the internal affairs, blah, blah, blah. uh he should be able to correct his officer or at least you know assign uh an officer um or at least make sure his body cams are on. Those are really expensive and uh you know we [music] don't pay for them to uh not use them. So >> citizens [music] may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US [music] code SS1983. Individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, [music] have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ [music] police chief. Residents consider filing an internal affairs complaint about offduty police responding to the incident without body cams. Up next, two cars from the sheriff's department suddenly appeared, but the reason they gave for the detention left everyone surprised. I'm asking you a question. >> Am I detained? >> Right now, yes. >> For what crime? >> In the midst of a seemingly calm [music] atmosphere, an unexpected encounter occurs. The reactions of the people involved will make you unable to take your eyes off. >> How you doing? Are you security? >> I can't hear you. Are you security? Can't put operations like security operations. Are you keeping an eye on me? >> So, why don't you come and talk to me then? >> You can Yeah, you can grow a pair and come talk to me if you'd like instead of just stalking me. >> You can't leave the site. >> Yeah. I mean, it's pretty quite obvious. I'm just I'm conducting the uh investigation right now. So, can I can I have your name? I can't have your name. Do you um do you mind consenting to a search stepping out of the vehicle? Okay. Why do you not feel comfortable? >> I don't know why you're out here. >> Well, I don't think it's any of your business. I didn't ask you what you were doing. >> Why are you out here? Do you uh do you have any other questions that I probably won't answer? Or >> I'm not a police officer. I work for the airport. >> Yeah, >> I know. But you're you're watching me over there. So, I'm just curious to see why. Just wondering what I'm doing. I'm taking pictures and I'm taking video. That's it. >> Two policemen from the sheriff's department appear. A vague detention order is issued. Then a shocking accusation takes an unexpected [music] turn. >> I'm asking you a question. >> Am I detained? >> As of right now, yes. >> But what crime? >> Uh, no crime. We just >> then you can't detain me unless you articulate the crime. What crime are you suspecting me of? Let's not play this game. I don't know, officer. What is your name and badge number? Now, I was told that you were in >> I don't give a I asked you your name and badge number. >> Officer Walsh. Batch 6. >> Okay. And you're with the sheriff's department on camera, by the way. >> I was going to ask you that next. Thank you. Let's start off >> in the right manner. Okay. Don't say you the only way. >> Excuse me. >> I'm talking [music] to you. >> I'm not detained. Right. >> What crime have I committed? Are you suspecting me? Am I detained >> right now? Yes. >> For what crime? for impersonating a police officer by asking to search somebody else. >> I didn't ask anybody anything. Okay. I didn't even have a conversation with anybody. I actually said I wasn't a police officer. >> Okay. You asked to search somebody. >> I didn't ask to search anybody. I have a wand. Whoop-dedoo. [music] It's plastic. >> Are you serious? >> Are you kidding me? >> Court officers are police officers. >> Okay. Maybe in this state, but not mine. >> Okay. >> Am I not allowed to record in public or is that problem? >> Then why are you detaining me? >> It's weird. In the most tense moment, a familiar name in the legal world was mentioned. Terry V. Ohio. Will this be enough to turn the tide? >> You didn't start off good either. >> You don't come up to me, okay, and say, "Hey, where are you going to do when we're called here?" >> You don't tell me where and what to do unless I have been arrested or detained under a RA. Okay. You can't go off of aing hunch. That's what the case law says. Okay. Terry v. Ohio. Stop and frisk cuz you're probably good. It says at the end, very end at the conclusion that you cannot [music] go off of a hunch. >> Okay. So, are you going to arrest me if I ask you that? Can I do you consent to a search? >> Arrest you, but I'm not going to let you do it. >> Well, there you go. There you go. Everybody has an option here, right? Everybody has a choice. So, I'm not detained. >> So, I'm not detained. >> I was never detained. Get that right in your head. Do you understand? >> Stop [music] with the cursing. What is your problem? >> I have a right to be here. >> Okay. I'm not on their property and don't tell me don't go on their property. Watch out for the street and the road. Don't get hit by a car. [ __ ] You know whose property? >> No, I'm not. >> Do you know whose property you're on? >> Do you know what country you're in? >> I do. >> Do you know what state you're in? >> I'm not going to answer your question. Yeah, I'm on [music] public property. That's where I'm at. >> I do know where I am. >> Private property. >> I'm not on the property. And that right there and this right here is a utility. I don't need you to make sure of anything. >> I don't care. Told you they [music] were mutually in agreement. >> No. >> Yes, we are. >> No, I'm going to agree to disagree with you because I don't have to. >> Choice. >> Yeah, >> that's your choice. >> Yeah. Don't come at me next time like that. You told me I was detained. All of a sudden, I exert my rights. >> All of a sudden, >> asked us who we were. >> Keep interrupting. >> I don't care. I'm in control here. You're not. Oh, I'm not. Watch me. Bye. Finally, a warning of possible [music] litigation rings out, raising the big question. Is this the spark for a new legal scandal? >> Shut your mouth. Don't put words in my mouth. I am done with you. >> What? >> You stay away from my vehicle. [music] >> You my vehicle. I pay the taxes. >> Okay, good for you. >> Yeah, good for you. Make me move then. Unless you're getting in it. Shut your mouth. I'm a free citizen. You don't tell me when and where to go. >> You're in road, too. cuz I'm trying to get to my vehicle. >> Then get in your vehicle. Speak [music] English. >> Communicate when I go. >> Okay. Well, >> okay. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> No, you're not welcome. >> Wash me. Yeah. Look at this. Wash me. And here it's still >> You got anything good in there? >> I don't know. Do you mind if I take a look? >> No. >> I won't go in it. >> Why? You don't want to be transparent? >> Nothing in there. >> You don't want to be transparent? Why? You got something illegal in there? >> Peanut butter. >> Peanut butter. That's healthy. >> It is >> nice, actually. >> Yeah. You going to get You should probably get your vehicle wash, man. Who wrote that? You know, it's not whose is it? Maintenance. >> Not mine. >> Hit him up, man. Why you want me to give you a few bucks to go get a car wash? I'll give you a few bucks. >> The public. I mean, I'd like to have the vehicle clean. >> New Jersey. >> Yeah, I do. >> You do? You just said you're not from the state. >> Who said? I never said I wasn't from the state. >> I don't care. I I will lie to you until my until >> real honorable individual. >> I don't care. I don't >> Oh, I'm a loser, huh? Yeah. You're a [music] piece of I'm a loser, huh? Okay. Tata, you're dismissed, buddy. loser. Oh, you're not going to talk to them? You're not going to call them? Yeah, you. You're not going to call them. >> When a citizen is detained or accused without grounds for simply filming in public, it is not only a matter of law, but also a measure of social morality. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. Just cuz you got a dog back here. >> Oh, okay. >> Where would it be at? Is it all yours or is it >> A simple traffic stop turns into a heated confrontation. All started by a shocking accusation. >> Where are you all off to? >> Uh, I was just follow I was following them. >> Weed. I saw you guys rolling. So, weed's illegal in Wisconsin. Let me explain. >> Can I at least get Let me explain this. >> Fair. I did nothing wrong. All right. Well, >> I didn't know he had us. I literally didn't know. >> Well, you were rolling a blunt when I walked up at first. I literally did. >> A car with temporary plates from Texas is pulled over in the middle of a cold night, but after just a few questions, the officer begins to suspect something. Is this a fake plate or is another conspiracy being uncovered? >> Literally just bought this. >> Where did you buy it at, dude? >> In Texas. >> In Texas? >> Yeah. In this Texas dealer plate in Texas temporary. >> Okay, cuz I'm going to search you and the whole car. So, >> pat me down. I'm Yeah, I'm cool with that. >> So, just face my push bumper right there, man. >> I will remove you myself. Go to jail for resisting. >> I'm not resisting anything. I just asked for a supervisor. >> Oo, look at this. >> January 20, 2024. Within seconds of approaching the car, the deputy asserts the passenger rolling a rod. But is that true or is it just an excuse to search the entire car without a warrant? >> Sorry. >> Reason what? >> I'm just going to grab a ID for you and grab my backpack. >> Okay. Reason I'm stopping you, man, is cuz I can't get a return on your plate. >> I'm just driving. >> I just bought. We just came. I just got I work at Amazon. I just off work. >> Okay, boss. Yeah, I can't. That's why I been following you guys. Been trying to run the plate out of Wisconsin. Out of Illinois. I can't I can't get a return. >> I bought I bought the I bought the car from Texas, though. The car is not from here. I bought just bought the spot. >> Where did you buy it at, dude? >> In Texas. >> In Texas? >> In Texas dealer place in Texas temporarily. >> So, you bought the car in Texas? >> Yes, sir. And I just moved up here. random parts of moving. >> That's age one of the >> Okay. Okay. So, you bought the car in tech. Do you have a title and stuff showing that you bought the car there? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where are you all up to? >> Uh I was just follow I was following them. I just got off right there to get to the gas station to get something. >> Following who? Your buddies? >> Yeah. My phone died so I can't call them or my sister. My my sister. I'm going to get something to drink. >> This is one of them. This is uh I had when I had bought it and everything I got for my >> So you bought it in Texas. You Where do you live? I live now I live in Rock under the practice of relocating my I don't know if you're familiar with uh Sharon Wisconsin. >> Yeah, >> but my folks are from Sharon Wisconsin. Taxes out here. Wonderful. Taxes aren't nothing compared to what Illinois is. Let me tell you. >> Yeah, I got you, man. >> No problem. Sorry. That's all. It's all my It's my insurance. >> I'm just waiting for my phone. >> And here, man. Do you have uh your license on you, boss? Then I can confirm it's you and your car and stuff like that. >> Yes, sir. >> So, the plate's a Texas temp plate. >> Yeah, it's a Texas template. I had I have to have a proof of residence in uh Wisconsin >> and I'm in the process of moving my Illinois my place my license still say Illinois. >> Yeah. Okay. So you how did you So you went down to Texas, bought the car. >> I bought the car. It was it was an auction. We got it for a cheap price. I bought it at an auction. >> Yes. >> Bought it back. >> The passengers protested demanding to see a superior, but the police officer immediately cited federal law and threatened arrest. Things were getting out of hand quickly turning tense. passenger was rolling a blunt as I walked up into the wind. >> Cool. [music] >> So, >> um I haven't ran them yet. I just got back to my car. So, I'm going to run them and stuff and make sure >> it's up to you if they're they've been cooperative with me. So, if you I know it's cold. If you want to wait in your car, you can. >> No, [music] I'm okay. I'm fat. >> You don't need to say that, man. Come on. Jeez. >> Let's see. Well, so >> the last [music] two days or the last month, I've stopped two vehicles and they've been migrants and they've had tech these fake Texas temp tags and I write them for un displaying false registration cuz they have QR codes on them. That's >> what I do. >> All right. So, weed I saw you guys. So, weed's illegal in Wisconsin. >> Okay. >> Unfortunately, it's a grand grandfather state. Oh, I don't know. >> Okay. I used to be a cop in Illinois. It was legal there. So, >> literally maybe a little baggie of weed. That's it. >> Okay. Cuz I'm going to search you and the whole car. So, >> you pat me down. I'm Yeah, I'm cool with that. >> So, just face my push bumper right there, man. >> I'm not going to [ __ ] you guys. >> Well, I appreciate your honesty, man. And you know what? It's not like you're >> I don't want to go to jail for it. >> Listen, if you're saying it's just a couple grams for us, it's just an ordinance citation. >> So, it's essentially a parking ticket. >> That's my 12 car. >> If you get my backpack, I'll give it to you. >> No, I'm going to search the whole car. >> Okay. I get my phone. >> What? >> I'm in my phone. >> Uh, in a minute, man. Right now, you're being detained. So, just >> Oh, I can sit right here. >> No, in in the back seat. >> In the back seat. >> Okay. Just cuz you got a dog back here. >> No. Okay. >> Just cuz it's cold. Okay. >> Okay. I appreciate >> All right. Where would it be at? Is it all yours or is it some of his? >> He's got probably his own stuff. >> No, it's his. >> It's all his. >> It's not mine. >> Backpack. You open the backpack. It's a side pouch. Just open it. It's literally right there. It's a little baggy of shape >> and it's his. >> An airsoft gun. A backpack containing plant debris and even unidentified foreign substances were found. But the most surprising thing was the attitude of the police after the search. >> You have weed on you right now, dude. >> Sir, that is literally literally the crumbs. I don't have no weed on you at all. >> That's that's illegal in Wisconsin, which gives me probable cause to search you and the whole car. Okay. >> Well, >> you just seen >> your buddy also just told me that you have it. So, >> you mean to tell you I have anything? I don't even have a knife. to admit there. He just told me that, man. >> Sir, I did nothing wrong. This is my vehicle. You pulled us over for a taxi. Here is my vehicle. I did nothing wrong at all. >> I'm telling you in Wisconsin. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> I understand it, but I'm asking why you ask me. >> We don't have to give you a reason. >> Let me explain. >> Can I get a supervisor at least then? >> Yep. Let me explain. >> Can I at least get a supervisor? So, let me explain. >> Fair. I did nothing wrong. >> So, I don't want to get out the car. It's my right. >> Nicholas Pennsylvania versus M. >> I'm not a lawyer, sir. If you call me, do you need to give me a lawyer? We have what I'm telling you is due to that case any cop around the whole country can lawfully ask a driver or passenger on a traffic stop to exit the vehicle. I will remove you myself to jail for a >> resistance. I'm not resisting anything. I just ask for a supervisor. That's all I'm asking for. >> In the meantime, you're going to get out of the car. >> All right. So, I'm under arrest. >> Not yet. No, I just I'm trying to talk to you back there >> because we're going to search the car and we're not going to search the car. >> Doesn't matter. We have probable. >> Can I get Bash numbers? And I'm recording, too. So, can I get your badge number and and your name? >> Got a passively combative passenger. >> 53. >> I can fit through your name. >> Put your right up there. Thank you. >> All we're asking just a little bit of cooperation. We're not a big problem with weed. I don't >> figure this out. >> The ending seemed gentle with an [music] administrative ticket, but what made viewers angry? Was this an illegal stop or a sophisticated legalized abuse of power? You just laminate them and they look good. Guess he said he lives in his car so he doesn't want us to trash too much. >> Who said that? >> The guy back there. >> I don't know. >> It's kind of weird, right? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to ask the It was on the in the driver's door. I'm going to ask the uh driver. Oo, look at this. What? I'll >> still get shot. >> Well, with drug paraphernalia and this, I mean, I think I can speak for all of us. If someone popped out with this, they're going to get shot. Large sum of cash. He said it was in this backpack, but here we go. Oh, there it is. Good job. Yeah, >> thank you. >> From the very first moment, [music] a seemingly simple request sparked a tense confrontation. >> I was just wondering, um, >> we don't do freedom of information press question here. We're actually not subject to freedom information or the the RSA. >> What's your name and badge on it? You're telling me not to keep moving? >> With just a seemingly harmless request, but the cold answer opened up a wave of debate about civil rights and limitations that few expected. [music] >> Do you work here? >> Yeah. >> Oh, you do? Okay. Are they uh are they taking any service calls? Like >> No, I uh I'd like to do a public records [music] request. >> Hi Joanna. Um how do I go about doing a public records request? I'd like to do that with this office, please. >> How do you go about I'm sorry. Could you repeat [music] that, please? >> I'd like to do a public records request with this department. >> A public records. Let me check with the supervisor. Hold on one moment, please. >> Is this a publicly [music] accessible lobby? >> Uh, let me check with the supervisor. One moment, please. >> Okay. >> How you doing? >> Beach. >> How you doing? >> Good. I just talked to Joan. Um, >> we don't do freedom of information requests here. You'd have to do it. File it. >> No, I I have to do it at this department. I'm not going to >> This is New Hampshire 911. We're actually not subject [music] to Freedom Information or the the RSA. It is >> because our records are closed. >> Yeah. You don't even know. >> Yeah. But you don't know what I'm requesting. >> Anything to do with 911 is protected by the No. No. You can look that up. >> That's what I'd like to do. >> But I'm going to have uh I'm going to give you my director's [music] information and you can contact him. >> Do you have a card? >> Well, so that's director Mark Doyle. Yeah. >> He's the [music] guy that's our director. >> Um reach out to him. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I will. Um I I typically do my record. Okay. Well, what do you mean? I'm curious. >> I've seen your videos. Have you really? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Are you a dispatcher? >> Uh, no. >> You're not? >> Nope. >> I'll you like see what you >> Thank you. >> Take care, bud. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'm glad you know about me. >> The whistle had not yet blown, but the [music] blue jerseys had already appeared. A seemingly simple question. Am I being detained? Fell into an incomprehensible [music] silence. >> Am I detained? Am I detained? >> Am I detained? Yes or no? No, I'm not going to listen to you. [music] Am I detained or not? We're made contact over there and put your phone against the window. >> Of course I can. Call a supervisor [music] right now. >> Unless you have a problem with it. Don't blow smoke up my dude. >> What's your name and badge on it? Cuz you're telling me not to keep moving. That's why. >> As you come talk to us. >> I don't [music] want to talk to you. Am I detained? >> You're not a very friendly person. >> Am I detained? Answer my question. What's your name? By yourself. >> You don't know how to read? >> What's your name? >> You don't know how to read. >> Do you know how to read? >> Yeah, I can do this. Is it right here? >> Same thing. Right back. [music] >> What's your name? >> Officer Petra Faceia PD. >> Thank you, officer. Yeah. Piece of >> professional. Shut up. Realing professional. You >> No, you weren't. Just say your name and bad number, dude. Don't be a >> Yeah, you should though. >> Hey, can you just back up from the car a little bit? >> Make me. Unless you're getting in it. >> I am getting >> You getting in it? Good. Get the out of here then. Is this private property? Is this [music] private property there? >> I don't know. You want to arrest me for it? Something I'm legally able to do. Do you understand me? I'm going back up there and I'm going to exactly do what you told me not to do. I can. And there's nothing you can do about it. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. There you go. >> Demanding transparency, [music] demanding fairness, but a delayed decision has raised suspicions. Who is hiding what? H. >> Unreal. Don't look through my windows. >> Hello. >> You need better training. This is a First Amendment protected activity. Yeah. First amendment. I can look through your windows all day long. Get it right. 602 in the car. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? >> What are you doing? It's going to sit here all day. You are. Call a supervisor. Call a supervisor. I'm requesting a supervisor. No, you can. It's your policy. [music] I'm requesting a supervisor do it or get the out of here. I'm not leaving here till you do. You know that, right? I don't care. Is this what you get paid for? Harass a citizen that you're supposed to protect the rights on. Is that really? Call a supervisor and get out of here. That's [music] the deal. And when you leave, I'll leave. My job is done here. Once you leave, my job is done. It's as easy as that. You want to talk? Let's talk. But now you don't want to say a word, right? Why? Cuz I'm right. And you couldn't what? Tell me where to go and what to do. I'm not your averageing Joe, dude. You have no authority over me. You understand that? I'm not breaking the law, dude. Once you leave, I will leave. I promise. I will shake your hand [music] on it. >> In the end, the police left quietly without making any arrests or providing any legal grounds. The incident highlights the gaps in [music] police training regarding constitutional rights, especially the First Amendment. >> That's a slow drive of shame. Come on, put on your directions to the right. All right, everybody. So, that's going to be it over here today at the Division of Communication Services in Laconia, [music] New Hampshire for our First Amendment audit. Uh, they did great at first. I talked to George and uh they uh you know, he told me that he watches my videos. Maybe they did [music] some training or something, but uh unfortunately uh they failed on this one. uh 20 minutes after uh I ended up leaving actually and all of a sudden I hear a call on the radio about a suspicious male uh looking [music] through windows and so forth and so on. So I ended up rushing back here just in time for the PD and uh obviously uh you know there's always one tyrant, man. [music] There's always one tyrant officer. Couldn't identify himself verbally. Couldn't be professional telling me to come here. And then the other officer identified himself name and badge number. Laconia PD so forth. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional [music] rights pursuant to 42 US code SS1 1983. Individuals/organizations are [music] required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses [music] suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. The incident reflects the risk of [music] abuse of power when police are not transparent and do not follow procedures. Up next, a camera, a public building. Just a few minutes later, the atmosphere in the post office lobby heated up by the second >> that there's no photography allowed in the post office. >> I was told that uh got sent a letter by the records clerk and uh she told me that there was only a 911 audio and there was no body camera footage. >> A camera, a public building. Just a few minutes later, the atmosphere in the post office lobby heated up by the second. >> Um, who are you? >> I'm the postmaster here. >> You're the postmaster here? >> Okay. Um, no. Just the clerks were saying that there's no photography allowed in the post office. >> What are you recording for? Are you a news agency or >> Why? Why would there be no photography allowed in a public building, sir? >> This is not a public building. This is federal building. This is federal property. >> Federal public. It's It's all the same thing. You're You're mistaken. And now I can see why your clerks are mistaken. Can I get your name, sir? >> My name is Rob. >> Rob. And you're the postmaster here? >> There's 100% recording inside lobbies, foyers. And >> is there a reason you're recording? >> Oh, yeah. No, there's a reason. I'm an independent journalist. I'm just gathering content for a story that I'm working on. >> Okay. What story are you working on? >> On the post office here in Bair. Oh, I don't want to divulge the specifics until the story is actually published. But no, I'm working on a story on this on this post office here in Belair, Maryland. >> Like what? Not specifics, but what's your story about >> the post office in general? In general, >> about what? Just operations or what? >> Yeah, everything operations. >> And if you're a journalist, something along those lines. Yes. And that is something that could be done. >> Yeah. >> But the reason that there's no filming inside of this lobby right now there's no customers in here. Well, that's why it's not allowed. >> I mean, I could technically see their credit card information. What would be the difference? >> Well, you're not supposed to see it either. That's why there's no reporting in the post office. >> Yeah. No, that's not true. And I think I think the problem that we're having here is that, you know, you don't even have the rules and regulations posted as is required by the United States Postal Service. Are you familiar with poster 7, the rules and regulations governing conduct? >> Should be on that wall right there or right outside? >> No, it you don't have it posted. Are you familiar with the rules and regulations governing conduct on postal property? >> Sure am. >> Also known as poster 7. >> An emergency call is made. The police are on their way. who will be in trouble when the truth comes to light. >> No, you can leave the lobby or I can call the postal police and have them come out and explain it to you as well. >> I would I would invite you to call the postal police, the postal inspectors, because I think they'll explain to you business here. I just told you I'm an independent journalist, sir. >> Are you buying postage? Are you doing any of that? >> That's irrelevant. The the the point is is that I'm an independent journalist gathering content and exact I am telling you that >> post office [music] and I'm asking >> but you're not running it effectively, sir. I'm asking you to meet >> invite I would invite you to call the postal inspectors. No, it's not. No, it's not. I would invite you to call them so they can educate you. >> What's going on? >> I have a customer in my lobby that's recording things. >> I can barely hear you, sir. >> Can you hear me now? >> Am I on speaker phone? >> No, I'm just in a bay spot. >> Okay. >> I have a uh I have a customer in my lobby that's recording video recording. >> Okay. That is not against the law. Well, in the federal building, it's not permissible. >> Okay. And why is he videotaping? >> Video in a story on the postal service. >> Okay. Rob, what's your last name? >> Robinson. >> Your callback number. >> 443 845 8229. [music] >> 8229. What's he asked him to leave? Um, is he wearing all black? He's all wearing all black >> and he's still in the lobby. >> Yes, he's still out there. He's He asked me to call the police. Oh, he asked me to call the police so so I could be learned >> what my what the rules are. >> Okay. All right. I got all my guys on a disturbance and I'll get somebody over there after that. >> Thank you. >> Thanks. Byebye. >> Bye. >> The police showed up, but they quietly went straight inside. Not a single camera was turned on. What was hidden behind that door? >> Yeah. Who are you, sir? >> I'm the chief. >> Oh, the chief? Yeah. >> Yeah. So, I was told that there was no Can I get your name? Sorry. >> Charles Moore. >> Charles Moore, the chief. >> And what's your name? >> My name is Sean. >> Okay. >> I was told that um when I did a records request for the 911 audio of an incident um that I was involved in at the post office here in Bair, >> I was told that uh got sent a letter by the records clerk >> and uh she told me that >> mean, sir, like >> it means it for us. he was following our policy and the policy says there really wasn't an interaction that required turning it on >> and that's and then that's in line with your policy here or just turn it on whenever you want because I would think that the public would say if you have body cameras and you're using taxpayer money >> to fund body cameras you should have them on it >> if you want to see our policy it's online >> yeah there was a 911 call though sir >> and and police responded to a 911 call incident >> and I'm telling you Mr. Well, I I just think [music] that the public should want >> the police officers here to keep their body cameras on. >> He didn't even come in Did he come in contact with you? >> He didn't come in contact with me. No, he did not. But he came in contact to what happened. He came. It's not like he didn't come at all. I on the camera you can see his you can see the officer pull into the parking lot and go and speak with [music] the people. So, it's like it's kind of with with the postmaster. So, why wouldn't you turn on your body camera? Is there something that your police department is hiding or >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. I mean, just doesn't make any sense to me. Chief, >> I'm sorry, Mr. No, it says that you turn it on when there's an interaction that looks like it rises to the level of needing a body camera. I'd have to look double check it, but I invite you to go check the uh policy out online. >> Okay. I would I would suggest that, you know, any any interactions with the public cuz then what's the point of having body cameras? You had an interaction with the postmaster. >> Yeah. But it didn't rise to that level. And also, and I know it really didn't, we're not looking at the really the post office's rules about videoing and photographing in there, but he might have been looking at that, too. >> Yeah. >> A small sign appeared, but it carried a big message about civil rights and the responsibility of law enforcement officers. Poster 7 was officially hung. The postmaster admitted his mistake and had a peaceful dialogue with the people, pledging to understand the law better in the future. Maybe you can get one out there, too. >> Yeah. >> Just just so that way everybody could see it. Did you speak to the inspectors? >> Yeah. >> Everything's okay, right? >> Well, they said just, you know, if you're not bothering anybody, not impeding anything, >> right? Yeah. >> Well, >> so they what they said was as long as you're not up here in this area, if you're taking pictures of like that wall out there, that >> their concern is is the is the credit card transactions. But you know what? I just noticed >> you guys your credit card transactions aren't even working right now. >> All right. You're right. [laughter] >> I'm going to have credit card transactions. So in all honesty that >> I see this stuff on Tik Tok right I see it on YouTube you need to leave and then it turns into this big >> is that what you're doing >> but do you but do you see the difference between me and some of the other people >> is that I I'm trying to be more you know educational type of deal more respectful I'm just it's more for educational on our rights and you know the rules and everything else that's all >> I guess my question is next time you want to do that >> why don't we go all in and just call me >> well they called you right away and we had but we had disagreement in the beginning because >> about the about the rules >> about this rule right here >> about this rule right there. Exactly. >> Did you Did you zoom in on that rule? >> No, but again, photographs for news other photographs. That's why it says other photographs. And that's why I' I've speaken to many postal inspectors and I wouldn't do that. >> You know what I mean? And when I first walked in, you didn't see me. I'm taking pictures of, you know, all around here, the cards and everything like that. So, you know, I'm I'm not here to like, hey, listen. No, it's not because not only for what I do, but like let's say I've heard people people have uh reached out to me via email and say, "Hey, you know, I'm taking a picture of my package and they say you can't take photos in here." So, >> you know, I just try and educate so that way look now if somebody comes like this, it comes here and films, you know, it's going to be a different story, right? >> So, what is the rule or your take on the rule of video and people that don't agree to be video? Well, if you don't agree to be videoed, you shouldn't be in public. >> Any abuse of power, no matter how small, can erode social trust. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. >> Help me. Help me, please. You feel >> a controversial arrest was captured in full on a police sergeant's own body cam now. >> Wait, here other >> I'm helping, bro. >> I have no idea why I'm in handcuff. >> I don't know why you're in handcuffs either. >> Amidst screams for help and cold handcuffs, [music] a man repeatedly begged, "Don't let me die." But why was he arrested in his own yard? >> Do you feel better? >> Do you feel better, bro? >> This [ __ ] hurt like a [ __ ] >> Your ass, bro. >> This [ __ ] hurt like a mother. >> [ __ ] bro. Cuz I've done nothing. That's not >> Do you see Now we see [music] >> just because of a broken car and some sidewalk stories. It led to six police cars and a series of street fights. What did they [music] really do wrong? For what? >> HELP ME. Help me, please. >> Give me your arm now. >> Wait. Other pocket. >> I'm helping. I'm helping, bro. >> There you go. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. You want to search my booty mode, too? There you go. >> You want that, too? That's what you want. That make you feel better. B. Ain't nobody did [ __ ] to you. Nothing. You feel big. What's your name? You >> You feel big. >> Hey, this will go better for you. >> No. Hell no, man. You weren't even here. This [ __ ] ain't do [ __ ] >> Apparently. HEY, YOU KNOW BEING BLACK IN AMERICA IS THE WORST THING YOU CAN DO, RIGHT? >> THAT'S IT. BEING BLACK IN AMERICA, BABY. You know who I am, [ __ ] Let's go, baby. Out of here, man. >> I love you. >> Hey. Hey. Being black in America is the worst thing you can do these days. >> Being black in America is the worst thing [music] you can do. A shrill protest amid handcuffs. But who really crossed the line? >> This [ __ ] hurts like a [ __ ] Yeah. On your ass, bro. >> This [ __ ] hurt like a mother. >> Hey, HE LOCKING US UP BECAUSE NOTHING. Literally because of nothing. >> Literally. Big ass mustache. That [ __ ] need to say, >> "Hey, can I get name AND BADGE NUMBERS >> FOR EVERYBODY? Can we get a name and badge for every man? You know what? I like you, man. Cool." >> Huh? >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME AND BADGE NUMBER? >> I'M THE SUPERVISOR. That didn't answer my question. >> What's your deal? >> I HAVE NO IDEA WHY I'm in handcuffs. >> I don't know why you're in handcuffs either. >> All right, we in the same boat. What's your name and badge number? >> Thorne, what's your badge, >> Sergeant? What's going on? >> I don't know. I came up. They were at my door. They put me in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> What are we fighting over today? >> I have no idea. What? >> I have no idea. >> Like why [ __ ] Like, see that truck over there? >> Okay. >> See how it's on the mother thing? >> There's one that's smoking. >> No, no, no. That That's a That's a >> I had just put in I just replaced the wheel bearings, >> took it for a test drive. >> Didn't work out. >> So, my old truck came off and stuff, right? We got some pigs we got to pick up, right? Like nothing. So, I have zero idea why these guys are here. >> So, someone called 911, said that there was a fight here or an argument. >> It was not me, her, or him. So, who was it? >> Not me, her, or him. >> I know. I I I don't know. I I don't know why I'm in cuffs. Like like I came around the back, right? Because my daughter came and she was like, "Hey." >> This man claims I [music] did everything they asked me to do. So why is he the one lying on the sidewalk injured and being charged? >> You being less than cooperative. >> I haven't I've literally done nothing but what they've asked me to do. They got cameras. They So you we'll see it. So >> yeah, I'll I'll look the cameras. All right. Give him your information so we can get all this sorted giving [ __ ] bro, cuz I've done nothing. >> Do you see? Now we see. >> All right. >> Now we see what happened. >> I'll talk to you in a minute. >> Oh, you sge? >> YEAH. >> OH MY GOD. >> COME OFF CUZ THE truck up. So we were trying to get our car to work. We were switching that [ __ ] [ __ ] in the car. G. Nothing happened. I said, "What do you mean exactly?" So I came outside. So I come outside and I'm like, "Hey, what's going on?" That one cop is around and fighting with Cherry and [ __ ] They rolling around steady push me and shake back. You know, it don't even mean look, >> okay? >> It don't even matter until y'all cuz you It's not like you're gonna y'all wear that badge. >> So, I mean, all this is recorded, right? Because we all got body cameras. Yep. >> I got a body camera. He has body camera. >> And when And when your man's got here, I told him, "Bro, ain't no fighting, ain't no argument, ain't no none of that, bro." >> He said, "All right." I said, "Can you get him off like Can you get off his back and shit?" You know what I mean? >> He got mad at me for saying, again say this to y'all because you're not going to believe me, brother. >> You know what I mean? And that's part y'all here to serve and protect, but anything I tell you is going to be unseated, y'all not going to listen to me. You see what I'm saying? >> Y'all not. You're not. You're not. >> When the officer confesses, I knew who he was the moment I saw him. The truth about the warrant is revealed. But is it reasonable to arrest someone first and then verify their identity? >> I think you know who lives here. I recognized him as soon as I saw him, but he's still continuing to refuse to identify himself. We got called for a domestic disturbance. Still knock on the door. Terry Rucker comes around the back, >> says, "I don't answer any questions. Get the [ __ ] off my property." Runs back inside the house. She comes out of the house and talk to us. >> Yeah, I think this should be good. Thank you. >> She comes outside, starts talking to us. >> Terry comes back out and starts pushing her back inside the house. Franchie pushes him back and then he starts resisting France and he won't tell us his name and he's got a warrant. >> So he's going for refusing to identify. >> I know who this is. >> And I found out his ID. >> Oh, >> and he's got a warrant. Good work. >> So he's going for resisting. He's going for resisting his warrant. >> Cool. >> What's his name? His name. >> We're good, Barge. Appreciate it. >> Hey, what's what's old boy's name over here? Should be William. William Degraphenry. That name sounds familiar. It's got a warrant, too. >> I need some leg room cuz I'm so tall. >> Can we get in a truck? Cuz I need some leg room cuz I'm so tall. >> I need some leg room cuz I'm so tall. >> If it is proven [music] that the police made an improper arrest, assaulted someone without cause, and violated civil rights, it could be grounds for [music] a lawsuit or internal investigation. Sergeant Thorne's body cam video could very well be [music] used as evidence against the police in court. >> [music]