Because it's not normal for somebody to be filming people exiting a heart. >> Now, obviously, you understand that your actions are creating a >> have to give me a name. >> Well, I don't have Why would I have to give you a name? >> I need to know what your name is and then I'm out of here. >> I'm telling you one more time. If you don't leave now, >> just one camera on the sidewalk and suddenly the entire police force swarmed in as if he were a dangerous criminal. You might be stalking a grassy employee or a patron at the hospital doing. >> As I'm sure you're aware, people get upset [music] by cameras these days for some reason. So, >> we're on a public side. >> No crime, no [music] accusation, no victim. Yet, he was still detained like a criminal. He was just standing on the sidewalk when they demanded all his personal information like he was a criminal. And [music] seconds later, a chilling threat of arrest followed. >> I'm not here to harass you about being on the sidewalk. I want this video camera behind you to watch you. Okay. >> Okay. I want [music] it to be catching all of this interaction. You have yours. That's great. >> Booming on the sidewalk. He was suddenly labeled a suspect and immediately detained without any clear reason. >> Yeah. >> Daniel. Okay. Yeah. Just videape. >> You can't videape. >> Um I beg to differ. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm standing on public sidewalk. Well, >> that's true. But why video? Um what's going on? I'm doing investigatory surveillance. It's not going. [music] I will say [music] I guess I kind of tipped my hand a little bit there, but [music] >> [music] [music] >> I'm engaged in law. >> That's constitutionally protected activity. Why am I being detained? >> Because you're creating a disturbance trying to >> This is constitution. You cannot make it a crime. >> Sir, [music] you are creating a disturbance. Investigating the disturbance. >> What's your name of me? >> Officer Fisher 114. >> My name is Jeff. I'm with you services. >> I got my ID in my pocket if you want to see. >> They don't dictate what happens here. I need to talk to you. >> The Constitution talk to you. >> The law and the Constitution. I'm on a public sidewalk engaging [music] here. >> I don't want to play with this game. >> From a single camera, the police built [music] an entire narrative. Disturbance, stalking, even plotting an attack on hospital staff. All of it just to [music] justify an unlawful detention. >> Creating a disturbance and you're bothering folks over here. I investigate why. >> So, what I'm going to do is do a report on this incident to rule you out as potential stalker from one of the employees. If any of these employees get their vehicles damaged or anything, I need to know where we're going cuz it's not normal for somebody to be filming people exiting the hospital. I know. Listen, let me talk. I'm talking >> for all I know you are stalking somebody at the hospital. [music] either an important I don't know that I don't know you >> don't know that that's so you don't have any reasonable grounds but I have to investigate >> I'm engaged in a lawful constitutionally [music] protected activity and I'm going to be on my way I'm leaving right now >> you need your driver's license >> I'm leaving right now I'm doing you need >> if I don't give you my driver's license what's going to happen >> listen I ask you a simple question to you >> and I told you [music] listening >> the ambulance is constantly running the stop sign >> the ambulance is running the stop I know you can be smoking. I don't know you. Okay. I don't know [music] if that's the truth. You might be stalking or harassing an employee or a patron of a hospital. I'm going to be doing a report. >> My name is Jeff. I work for 10 equity services. Go ahead and honor your own further provid. >> I don't have my driver's license on. >> My name is Jeff. >> I've asked you several times to step in front of my car. Step in front of your car. Okay. >> Stand right there. >> All right. Now, if you don't have a driver's license, then [music] I don't care. I'm not here to harass you about being on the sidewalk. I want this video camera behind you to watch you. >> Okay? I want it to be catching all of this interaction. [music] You have yours. That's great. That's cool. I look forward to seeing myself on YouTube. I got to get back to work. >> All right. No, >> I got to do my job. You have caused me to come here. >> That's what you've done. So, now [music] I'm here performing my duties. Interfere with my duties. >> Can I explain what you're going to be providing me with your social security number, your driver's license number? if you know it, your date of birth, your address. >> Even knowing it [music] was protected by the First Amendment, the officer still forced him to give up his information under threat or face handcuffs immediately. >> My name is Jeffrey under duress. >> Stand by. I need to get my notepad. >> This doesn't have to be this way. I know. I know what you're doing. Okay. I know. >> Okay. So, you know, you know what I'm doing. You know that [music] I'm engaged in constitutionally protected activity. Your qualified immunity is gone. >> Fisher. Fisher. Your qualified immunity is out the window. >> Suspicious person. >> Your qualified immunity reporting a very suspicious. >> Your qualified immunity. I was up there reporting ambulances. >> Will you be quiet for a second for me to talk, please? >> Can I tell you what I'm trying to Dr. Thomas? >> I'm not worried about >> The reason I was up there is that ambulances are running. >> Ambulances [music] are running the stop sign. Ambulance are running the stop sign. I'm documenting that. That's why I'm doing it. That's great. My name's Jeffrey Marcus. >> Jeffrey J. Are you doing this under protest under duress? Under the threat of arrest, >> not threat explanation. I'm giving you an explanation. >> No, you just said if I don't give you this, don't give me this information. >> Your middle name? >> Marcus. >> Marcus. N A R C U S. >> That's correct. Last name was spelled [music] G R A Y. >> C R A Y. >> Correct. [music] Born January 8th, 1970. 187. [music] >> Where do you live? Um, I'm from St. August. >> Yep. >> An unreasonable drawn out detention. All caused by a camera and an officer [music] desperate to assert his power. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [music] >> [music] >> situation [music] question. [music] [music] [music] Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face [music] disciplinary action or termination. The officers may face consequences for [music] violating the First Amendment and abusing their authority through coerc statements. Up next, he was just filming on the sidewalk when a USPS employee rushed out demanding he leave as if he were about to do something dangerous. Doing >> taking a video? Oh, >> yeah. Why? Why are you uh >> tell you you don't want to tell me why? >> No, not really. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, you must be up to something no good. >> Oh, really? >> Well, you don't. >> So, what do you what are you mailing? Actually, >> you must be up to something no good if you don't tell me what's in there. Yeah. >> Well, I'll tell you. >> All right. >> I'm mailing video games. >> Cool. All right. >> Very cool. [music] >> Tell people who you're doing. Yeah. Trying to get a better answer. >> [music] >> She's coming up with a better answer than just answering all the questions I throw at you. >> What' you say? >> What? >> I'd rather come up with a better answer. You should come up with a better answer instead [music] of just I ask you a question here in public. You're going to just tell me what you're doing. Some people don't want to do that. [music] >> I don't want to I don't want to tell you. >> Original red dirt shoot company. >> Damn. What are you guys up up to? All I did is ask what you guys doing. That's all I did. >> All I did was tell you I'm not interested in answering it. You want to have the whole uh conversation here? >> I kept calling I walked away from you twice and you kept calling me back. >> I never told you. >> I walked away from him twice. He kept calling me back. You wanted the last answer. >> You kept saying stuff on the way back and so I kept saying stuff on the way back. >> A lot of people want to have the last answer. It seems like you wanted to have the first answer, too. So, >> I got your back, bro. If you want something if he wants to do something, you got his back. >> Why are you so Which one of us you picking? >> So, you can go for me. We'll let him handle. >> Why are you guys so angry? are dumb. >> Like, why are you guys like >> you're going to threaten people? You're going to stay here and threaten people like that. They're not going to threaten me. [music] >> Just minutes later, the tension exploded. Baseless accusations started flowing and [music] every eye locked on to the tiny camera in his hand. >> I don't know. What's going on with you? How are you today? >> Just uh got a call with somebody with a gun. >> You got a call about something? >> Yes, sir. [music] What's going on, I guess? Just standing out on the sidewalk taking some video. You know all about that. [music] >> Can I ask your name? >> Sergeant 1149. Is it D A R A D E R A? >> Yeah. So, we're just, as I'm sure you're aware, people get upset by [music] a public sidewalk taking some video. >> Uh who's up in the building? Is that you? >> Who's up in the building? Well, there was a couple of people. There's a couple of people that took their cameras out and started filming us. >> Okay. How many people in your group I guess? >> Well, I mean, you know, I'm just minding my business stand. I don't know how many questions I want to choose to answer you. >> We're not bothering anybody. [music] As long as you don't uh I know all the rules I'm honestly I'm not trying to be disrespectful. [music] >> I'm very familiar with the law. I know what what the boundaries are. >> What's your name? I don't call. That's another question I have to answer. >> You just got to identify yourself. You don't have to give me ID. You just have to give me a name. >> I don't have Why would I have to give you a name? >> 749. >> Cuz that is >> Well, only if I'm suspected of committing a crime. >> You can't just approach anybody on the public sidewalk and ask for their name. >> Some police rushed in over a report of a man with a gun. Upon arrival, they shifted to pressuring him for identification. The confrontation [music] took me to the sharp turn. >> Man, if you want to talk to me confrontation. >> No, I don't want to be confrontational. [music] I just don't want to scramble my life. >> That's fine. Okay. We're not >> If you're going to start keep talking over me, then we're not going to talk. Okay. >> I'd rather not talk. I don't have any business. >> This is a business. This is a business that represents the federal post office. [music] >> He doesn't want you on his property. If you refuse to leave, we're going to take you to jail. I can either give you a citation, right? [music] So you want to trespass me from public property committee crime? Yes, sir. >> Okay. So trespass me. [music] >> Absolutely. You won't trespass me. I'll give you my identification and then I'm going to assume it. Let me go. >> Have you Have you read the DHS memo from 2018? That gives me the right to let me ask you a question. You tell me if I don't leave. >> Is that what you're telling me? I don't believe. >> You just said no. So you're going to take me to jail if I don't leave. >> That's what I'm doing. >> All right. So, under threat of arrest, I'm leaving. >> Okay. Under threat of arrest and under duress. I'm leaving and keep your eyes off of the processor. >> Okay. Are you correcting me? For the process server. [music] That's Do you know what a process server is? Don't look stupid. Yeah. I told you I'm leaving and leave. >> Okay. But I'm only leaving because you threatened me with arrest. >> Okay. So, do you have a business card on you? >> I have [music] a business, but you have my name and ID right here. >> Okay. Can you give me your B number one more time, please? 149. >> 1149. Okay. We'll see you in court. >> All right. Take care. >> You got it, buddy. And I'm going to need his name, too. I want to know who >> I can't get you that. >> I just want to know what representative asked me to leave. How do I know he doesn't want you to the post office? >> I need to know what you're doing. And then I'm out of >> Tony [music] one more time. If you don't leave now, I'm going to trespass you or you're going to go to jail. >> Well, I don't want to go to jail, so I'm going to leave. Have a great day. >> When the officer declared, "If you don't leave, you're going to jail." The situation [music] instantly turned into an open display of abuse of power, forcing him to make a split-second decision. [music] You guys don't have property now that we're telling you you can't come back on for JC Howard and uh the supervisor of the come back on. >> That's you can [music] do whatever you want. I have to call the homeland security on the phone. We're going to straighten it out with that. I've heard enough. I don't want to hear anything. I'm not listening. I'm not listening. What's your name? [music] Uh, Officer Dumbass is talking to Pletcher. What's your name? Fletcher. Officer Pletcher [music] was talking about Department of Homeland Security. [music] So, I gave you a word. >> He just keeps on talking. He just keeps on going. >> Listen, you're interrupting [music] my phone. You're asking the public sidewalk. Get out of my face. Go [ __ ] off, dumbass. I'm going to straighten you out, buddy. Go bark your orders to somebody that gets a traffic. Tyrants found Henderson, Nevada. Tyrants, you people are disgusting. [music] You guys are the ones who get good police officers hurt every day. Police officers blood is spilling because of you. Clowns like you. We're going to straighten you out. They might not be open because it's Saturday for like [music] we'll see. Either way, these guys just screwed up the order. So, they formally trespassed us all, which also goes to prove to you that police can trespass you without your identification. So, how many times have we heard that they need your ID to trespass you? Different day, different story, different cop, bunch of BS. It's all it is. He walked away from the USPS, [music] but his final words were what sent chills down everyone's spine. You just violated my rights, and I'll see you in court. A high-speed [music] chase between police and a man on a motorbike starts out in silence, but turns [music] tragic just minutes later. >> Trying to block them. We're going to be intersectional [music] power. >> You good? You're good. You're good. Stop fighting, >> Johnny. Get him cuffed in the trunk, please. >> As soon as he [music] was stopped, a series of commands were shouted and just seconds later, [music] a terrifying threat came from an officer's mouth. I will strangle you. >> We're going to [music] be intersectional power. >> Get off the bike. >> Get off the bike. >> [music] >> Get on the ground. Give me Give me your hand. [music] Give me your hand, [ __ ] >> Give us another hand. >> Give us another hand. [music] >> Johnny, get a cup on this hand. [clears throat] >> I'm going to choke you out. You hear me? >> Stop fighting. >> You good? You're good. You're good. Stop fighting. [ __ ] get on there as fast as you can. >> We'll do that [ __ ] Give us your other hand, [music] dude. You're making this harder than it used to be. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Thank you. As the man began to [music] turn purple, someone whispered, "I think he's passed out." But what kept them hitting him to the ground? [music] >> Oh [ __ ] >> Trying to get his hand. [music] >> 104 start. Start AMF. [music] stuck on top of the mountain 378 [music] [music] do I'll be >> [music] >> Go get >> we get our report. We get our law enforcement [music] [music] update on the was scene as a sheriff possible ever [music] program. >> Medical chaos ensued. Police struggled to use the ambulance equipment and golden time [music] passed. >> Want to send him again. Johnny [music] cuffed in the front. [ __ ] You got a bag? Uh, I don't know. I'm aggravated. Go get it. [music] [ __ ] Here. Here's a kit. >> First responder [music] to respond to the area. >> Can we get an R10 again? [music] Why would I stop [music] here, >> man? Okay, start. [music] >> Okay, >> more help. >> That's the wrong kind of mask, ain't it? [music] here. >> Here, I got it. You got it. [music] >> Watch. Watch out. Watch out. You're okay. >> Look at [music] all >> apply to bare skin exactly as shown in the picture. >> Feels like someone. >> Do not [music] touch. Heart breath. >> Oh, [ __ ] I was actually kid. >> No shock advised. Rescue breath. >> Feels. Hold his head. Give something. [music] >> When the defibrillator said, "No shock recommended." Someone shouted, "Start chest [music] compressions." But was it too late? >> Somebody keep looking for a bag. [music] >> Yeah, Johnny. Looking for a bag here. down. [music] >> Continue care. Open. [music] Hey, do you have a back breather? Please push too hard. Get We need something to get him oxygen. >> Let me run and get some clothes on. [music] Hey, notify 1012. >> 37k. Notify 101 102 103 [music] >> no I'll do it for that [music] I don't think Am [music] I supposed to take right motion detected? >> I said don't touch it. >> Motion evaluating them. [music] >> No shock advised. >> Someone put a hand. Someone [music] [ __ ] [music] citizens may sue [music] public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 422 [music] US code SS1983. The individual/organization may be required to pay restitution [music] to the injured party. In severe or intentional cases, punitive damages may be ordered. Additionally, the court may order the losing party to pay the plaintiff attorney fees and litigation costs. Society is [music] only truly safe when every citizen stands up for their rights and when those who enforce the law understand that power [music] must come with responsibility and self-restraint. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed [music] the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. [music]