We're going to get tased. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. I DON'T CARE. Car off. >> DO IT NOW. TURN THE CAR OFF. >> He's still trying to get away. >> Exit the vehicle, man. >> What is your reason, sir? What is your reason? >> A car was speeding like crazy on the highway and the police forced it to crash straight into the ditch. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. The thrilling chase ended with a shocking car crash, but what happened next really stunned everyone. In the middle of a Wisconsin night, a thrilling chase breaks out on the freeway. But no one expected the ending to leave even the police in awe. >> He's good. He tried jumping off before. >> Oh god. >> Put your hands up. You'll get bitten by the dogs. Screams tore through the air as police surrounded a smoking car. But what was actually burning was something else. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. You're going to get BIT WITH A DOG. Put your >> sheriff here. 20. Back up. Back up. I got >> I didn't copy. I heard something about RAM. >> He's trying to ram him. >> I'm coming. They're going to get tased. >> Turn the car off. I don't care. Car off. >> DO IT NOW. TURN THE CAR OFF. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. >> Just when it seemed like the end, a panicked cry rang out. My pacemaker is vibrating. An arrest. A man collapsed. And a big question. >> He's still trying to get away. Cover me. Put your hands on your back. >> My face. >> Put your hands on your back. >> No. Oh my god. Somebody ferill my face going off. >> Check the dog. Go ahead. >> Oh god. >> What's your name? >> His face is going off. Get him on his >> He didn't do that until we stopped him. Okay. Okay. So I was going to tase him. >> Was pleased my face. >> Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, >> yeah. It's going. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let it go, buddy. >> I do have a ground. >> That doesn't explain all this driving behavior. >> I was at church when the devil possessed me. Unbelievable statement in the middle of a deserted field after a car crash. What really controlled this man? >> You're going to kill somebody, dude. >> All the drugs that we can [ __ ] >> Oh my god. Yeah, that's what you're going to see. >> Oh my god. >> Check your dog. >> He's good. He tried jumping out before. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> He's trying to go backwards on 41, so I said random. >> No, that's fine. There's our own Steven. >> Stephen, >> what are you doing today? I have no idea. >> Yeah, I was sitting in the church and then something took over me. >> The devil took over you? >> I swear to God. >> Okay. >> Oh. Oh my god. >> Yeah. Some kind of arm. >> Yeah. He's got like a patch probably maker or something. his form was in that. >> He threw one foot out the window. >> One spot of the cave, then we'll take a second squad just for traffic. >> After sarcasm and a suspect with signs of heart disease being dragged away in the middle of the night, is there something beyond the law in this case? All right. >> Yep. >> You want to set him up? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's pretty bad. All right, Stephen. Stand up for us. >> All right, buddy. We'll get you up. >> Y sit up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up and walk. >> Walking. >> Yeah. >> Come on. Let's go. Keep walking. Sit down. Sit down. Repeated threats of violence, withholding medical assistance, and taunting a suspect can lead to civil rights violations, especially if the person has a medical or mental health condition. The police were not seen reading Miranda rightites, which if true is a violation of criminal procedure. If it is proven that the suspect has a medical or mental health condition, using force puts the police at legal risk. Next, a car stopped in the middle of the road. Because it wasn't raining, but there was still bad weather. The story started with a strange reason, but then turned to something much more dangerous. >> Is there a reason why you're popping the door open like that? >> I don't have a window that works. >> EXIT THE VEHICLE NOW. EXIT THE VEHICLE. Step out now. >> The driver asked to see his superiors, but instead he received an ultimatum and an arrest warrant. What was the real reason behind the confusion on both sides? >> Is there a reason why you're popping the door open like that? >> I don't have a window that works. Is there a reason that you're pulling me over? >> Yeah, absolutely. There's a reason why I'm pulling you over. For one thing, two things. You're not wearing your seat belt. >> It's daylight. I don't need the lights. And it's not weather. It's not raining. Oh, this is not raining. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. I'm telling you why I'm pulling you over. Give me your driver's license. >> Call your supervisor. Why? >> Excuse me. >> Call your supervisor. >> Why did you pull me over? >> 35 driver. I've already told you. >> Why did you pull me over? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Just uh slam the door and lock it. >> Yep. If anybody responded coming from Commonwealth, block, please. I'll be there in a second. >> Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. Your eye cameras on, too. >> I've already told you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Right now, you're under arrest for resisting. You understand? >> You're under arrest for resisting. The longer you take the take us on, the worse it's going to be. The police announced, "You are under arrest for resisting arrest." Even as the man remains seated in the car. So, what was actually being resisted here? >> Keep your hands where I can see him, sir. >> Okay. Sir, this is your last warning to open the vehicle and exit before we're going to break the window. >> Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. >> Well, we're conducting a traffic right now. You need to >> No, he's under arrest. >> Hey, Open the door. You are under arrest for resisting. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. >> Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. >> Can you unlock the door and step out? >> I will. Can you step out? You're being done. There's a traffic stop being conducted require the window down. >> As the warning turned to the sound of shattering glass, the car turned into a miniature battlefield. But what shocked viewers the most was how they restrained him. He asked for when he when he how he started. >> When he pulled me over, he walked up off my door to my window, right? >> And then he I said I said, "So what I did wrong?" >> Yeah. >> He said, "Well, for one, headlights are off under this weather." I'm like, >> "There's multiple people headlights on >> and then there's and then there's no rain. >> It doesn't matter. >> You're so required to have headlights on." >> Can you put Can you call your supervisor? >> Can you call your supervisor? >> All right. Go for it. EXIT THE VEHICLE NOW. EXIT THE VEHICLE. >> Show me your hands here. >> What is your reason, sir? >> What is your reason? Step out. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND. RESIST YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? >> What you mean? I was putting my hand behind MY BACK NOW, MAN. What going on, man? >> You're under arrest. That's what's going on. >> Yes, bro. >> You going to come like that, bro? >> Yeah. I'm take it off you, man. >> And I'm just trying to have a random conversation. So your partner didn't even ask right pocket. >> Yes, it is. >> So why close THE DOOR IF YOU SEE HIM GOING UP? >> BECAUSE MAN, WHAT YOU MEAN? He thought about arresting me and stuff, but I didn't do >> I was just asking why I was stopped. That was the last thing he managed to say before being dragged from the car. Was this still law enforcement or a cover up? >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I don't know. Can you back up? You start rescue 67y old I did. >> I know. I know. >> No. No. >> Oh, yeah. >> You good? Is that you or him? Okay. Oh, >> citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42U U code SS1983. Individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. The video shows abuse of power, potential racial bias, and the use of resisting arrest as a tool of repression. If investigated, police conduct could result in internal discipline, suspension, civil complaints from victims, even criminal prosecution if there is an unfounded assault. Next, a man wearing a police vest, driving a car with red and blue lights. But when asked, "Are you a police officer?" His answer left the whole team stunned. >> You're an actual Cleveland police officer. >> No, no, I'm not with Cleveland PD. I work for uh Cleveland Watchmen. >> You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> No. >> All right. No, don't don't. All right. You You should know the drill. >> When asked simply, "Are you a commissioned officer?" The man continued to beat around the bush until the truth emerged. Are you an offduty police officer? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, who are you with? >> Uh, Pickway Sheriff's Office. >> Pickway. >> Yeah. So, you're you're out of >> They do Ohio and you're here working in Franklin County in Whiteall as an offduty police officer. >> No, you're in uniform market as a police officer. You're working as a police officer right now with a car that has red and blue lights on it. >> I've got some paperwork I can give to you from >> Absolutely. And I'll need to get your information. I've been asked to come up here by my deputy chief and get that. >> Okay. cuz Yeah. >> Do you have your ID on you by chance? Did I get your information? Are you fulltime over in Pway? >> I live in Pway. So, um, >> sir, I'm going to uh I was full-time there. I left full time uh as a jail there. >> So, you're not even a police officer? >> But what I'm saying is you're not even a police officer. >> You're currently not a full-time or a part-time police officer anywhere? >> Reserve. >> Okay. Where are you a reserve officer at? So, give me a second. I'll give you the name of the village because it got hooked up through the company here that I'm working with. So, >> okay. A badge. What's the badge you were displaying earlier? >> Sorry. >> What's the badge you were displaying earlier? >> What do you mean? >> Do you have a badge? >> Yes. >> What was that badge you were displaying earlier? >> That's my old type one. >> A fake plastic badge, a gun on his person, and a chilling question. Are you pretending to be a police officer? See, this is who he works for, which is he's in the military. Got a screen print from it. >> He's in the military. He the guy who owns his company is his uh commanding officer and they got hired to do this company here, Area Wide Area Wide Protection. He says he used to work, >> it was AWP was on those trucks. >> Yeah. So, he says he now works for the village of Glenmont. >> He used to work county. But you are currently not certified anywhere. All this all these people are related to the military that work for this here. This off duty. >> Where's the military guy? >> Well, that's who he is. >> All right, real quick. So, this is what he was displaying. And I said, "Well, let me see that badge you were displaying." He said, "Well," and I said, "No, let me see the badge you were just displaying when I pulled up." Because he was showing it to Jeff Hart. >> So, this is what I took off. >> Who Who does he work for? Well, he finally gave it to me because he had to call his boss who is the owner who they're all related from the military. They're all in the same military unit together. >> He's trying to get a hold of his chief now of this village who is a village. It's Glenmont, Ohio. But he says this this Cleveland police officer who he works for for this company is trying to get them all reserve commissions through this village. >> He's not a police officer. >> Yeah. He him humans around about that. He won't give you a direct answer, but he finally said, "You are not a police officer." He went, "Well, not really." I said, "You're not commissioned." >> On one side lies, on the other the law, and the breathless conversation ends with one final question. Are you under oath? >> Here, give that to her. >> Okay. I can't get a hold of the chief of Richland Township, which is Glenmmont. Um, >> it's Richland Township. >> Yeah. So it's it's a township police department or village village in Richland Township, >> but you have no but you have no ID from them. And have you ever been sworn in by them? >> I've talked to the chief. >> Have you been sworn in by them? >> It's very important you answer this correctly because being a former police officer or someday a current police officer, you know, if you lie in this situation, you go directly to jail. So if you are telling me you are a police officer right now, I'm asking you one question. Are you a commissioned police officer through the state of Ohio? I have an audit certificate. >> That's not what I'm asking you. >> I'm explaining to you. I have >> No, no, no. You're not. You're not answering the question. Are you a sworn police officer anywhere in the state of Ohio in any department? >> Not currently. >> When he begged, "Please don't destroy my career." He received a cold reply, "You are the one who destroyed it. >> Please do not. I'm I'm asking you for courtesy, manto man. Please do not ruin my career. Please, please, please. >> I think I think you did that kind of on your own cases. You're out here acting in law enforcement capacity, displaying a badge that you have no right to have or a factly of a badge. That's not even a real badge. All right. You're going to be charged. >> Oh, seriously? >> I'm serious. Okay. Now, we're going to be nice about this, okay? And we're going to take you in. We will not We don't have to handcuff you. This officer is going to pat you down. All right. >> Listen, completely deceptive. >> Here's the problem here. Here's you don't understand that right now we can charge you for improperly handling in a vehicle. Well, probably the impersonation of a police officer. >> So So the best thing to do right now is to just take off the belt and >> you don't have anything else on you, do you? >> No. >> All right. No, don't don't All right. You You should know the drilling. Um, >> can I call my supervisor? >> We will we will get a chance. I'm going to call the owner of the company. You mean the guy I spoke with? I'm going to talk to him. >> In the state of Ohio, USA, impersonating a police officer is a misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable by up to 180 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $1,000. 0. Although not handcuffed, the suspect was asked to remove his weapon belt and was arrested on a summon. Charges could include impersonating a police officer, unlawful transportation of a weapon, and unlawful use of emergency equipment. In the midst of a place that was once peaceful, an unexpected event has challenged all limits. Where is the truth in the chaos? >> What are you doing? >> Oh, taking pictures. >> Yeah. Is there anything else I could do for you? >> I never needed your help at all. >> CALL 911. HE JUST >> CALL. >> A seemingly normal conversation suddenly goes off the rails, a confusing phrase, a strange request, and what happens next will leave you stunned. >> Hello. How are you? >> Who are you? >> I'm just me. Who are you? >> What are you doing? Oh, just taking pictures. >> Why? >> How are you doing? >> Why? >> And why are you asking? >> Because I have a right to know as an American citizen. >> You have the right to know my personal business as an American citizen. >> I'd like to know why you're taping me at my work. >> Yeah, I'm I'm recording. Yeah. >> I'd like to know why. >> Well, for my own purposes, >> but I as a woman, I feel offended and I feel um actually kind of violated by what you're doing right now. And you're also taking a picture of my feet. >> Yeah, cuz you're barefoot at work. Yeah, I am. And that's a personal choice that I have right now that is approved by my boss. It is a workplace and I actually have very very um problems with my feet. Would you like to take a picture of that? Is there anything else I could do for you? >> I never needed your help at all. >> Okay. Well, but your name and stuff in a bit though. I'll do a a records request and get all the but >> why? >> Well, cuz I'm going to use it. But yeah, I don't really >> But that's a violation of my rights. >> What right? Can you explain? >> Oh, I don't have any rights. >> What right would I be violating? Do you have to ask me to violate my own rights to Trump? >> What the hell are you talking about? >> What are you talking about? >> I'm going to uh request your information. >> Why? >> And you said it's a right for to not >> this when you're actually violating my rights and my privacy to work as an American citizen within my workplace. I have privacy that's righted to me. >> No, you don't. Yeah. Not not when you work for the public. Yes, you have those rights when you're in your public capacity. No, you absolutely do not have those rights. >> Uh, where's the Can you give me the chapter and verse on that, please? Right now. >> Hold it to you. >> No, I'd like you to provide it to me. I need the code because I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to give that to my boss. >> In the corridors of power, a question resounds like a challenge. Who really holds the law in their hands? This debate is about to reveal things no one expected. >> Why would you touch me? Don't put me on your camera either. >> You already touch them. You don't touch me. >> Don't put me on your camera either. You're on my camera and you're going to be on my camera and you just walked up and touched me. Don't touch me, you weirdo. Dude just walked up and tapped my shoulder and was like, "Hey, come here. Come out here. I want to talk to you." Like, "No, [ __ ] I don't need to talk to you at all." And now this chick is going to violate the fire fire code. >> You're violating my ability to work right now. >> Can't work. >> You're crazy. No, >> you're violating my ability to be crazy. Why would you do that? You're violating my ability to be crazy. Excuse me. Excuse me. No, YOU'RE VIOL HEY, DON'T TOUCH ME. Do not touch me. Don't touch me. You're assaulting me. Don't assault me. Don't assault. You touch me. YOU JUST TOUCHED ME. Call 911. He just CALL ME. He just me. I'm a woman. He just touched me. >> You blocked my >> He just touched me. He just touched me. I did not touch your camera, sir. Remember >> I'm recording, >> sir. I don't You don't need to watch my camera. >> And he's impeding my ability to work. And this is coming against my rights as an American citizen to have peace. >> I think you're doing something smart as a citizen. You're within >> back off six feet. >> Back off six feet. >> The screams grew louder and louder. Heavy accusations were thrown one after another. Was this the truth or just a cover for another story? >> Is my employer? If you are impeding my ability to execute execute duties I am under obligation to do, then I am dishonoring my oath to execute civil business for the public. If you are concerned with how your tax dollars are being spent, note at this moment you they are being spent without my personal oversight as your public servant creating waste of which you are a party. This means you as well. I am obligated to provide oversight for each tax dollar you or your neighbors spend by completing a full eight hour workday within one hour. Please help me do my best for you and the citizens of this county and refrain from distracting me from the people's business. If I forfeit this obligation to direct attention solely to your needs, it is in essence stealing from your neighbor. Please choose to be a good citizen instead and foster a work environment for your civil servant that is free of harassment. If you intend to post a video of me or any other civil servant without our consent, you may be violating the following laws. California Penal Code section 647J. California Penal Code section 6477J addresses the crime of voyerism. Specifically, it makes this illegal for a person to use a device secretly record or observe another person in a place has reasonable expectation of privacy, such as a bathroom changing where the law is designed to protect individuals from being observed or recorded in situations where they expect privacy. Violating the statute can result in misdemeanor and can carry penalties, including fines and imprisonment in summer section. meeting with someone who is supposed to keep things balanced, but a few words accidentally spark a bigger argument. From there, your perception could change completely. >> Yes, sir. That happened, too. >> That's foul. So, I I personally don't do that. I think that's [ __ ] Um, you know, I just put out good. I heard you guys say, "Oh, this is what he wants and this is what they want." I stayed in there 20, 30 minutes and walked on. So, but what I'm saying and I just want >> You're not doing anything illegal and that's what we told them. >> No, I know. Well, when you guys say things like this is what they want, you're giving them what they want. That gives people not, >> but there are some trash out there. Like, I totally agree with that, right? Like, >> but I just want to put out what's real, you know? I want to be transparent on my end, too, you know? >> That's what we're trying to do. >> No, I get it. I get it. I don't hold it against you. I I think you guys did a good job. There was some irrationality going on. I mean, I have a lot of police backing, >> uh, federal judges, you know, federal everything, FBI. But I just like to talk and say, "Hey, I don't I don't do that. I don't >> like my I do a job." >> It does cuz they >> No, but what I'm saying is my opinion doesn't matter cuz they do a job and my job is to protect you just as much as it is to protect her. And that's >> I just think sometimes we can I don't know. We can change people's opinions and say, "Hey, they're doing a story. Be professional. If you don't freak out, then they say you did a good job. But if there's guys twisting your words and cutting it and make it look you look like you said that you didn't say a guy basically tell me the same thing and then do it. So I I I have a hard time nowadays just in general, right? Like at at the end of the day, I I I'm it is what it is. So at at this point in time, I'm just like, hey, at least we're >> she now knows her rights weren't violated and everybody's at peace. And I didn't think you guys I didn't think you guys would. I mean, I >> know what I'm saying. But you know what I'm saying. She now understands. >> Yeah. No, I got you. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 14US code SS1983. Individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. The police left without making any arrests, but left behind suspicions of personal bias, lack of transparency, and possible violations of citizens constitutional rights. Up next, an unexpected reaction from a public servant caused the entire building to explode with tension. You didn't come off too hostile. You didn't give me too many directives. I understand what a detainment is, but it's illegal. So, I'm going to look at your vehicles. >> At a seemingly peaceful moment, an unbelievable action from a public official made the entire room fall silent. Just a few seconds later, the tension began to explode. >> Awesome. Appreciate it. >> I just don't know exactly what you have over there. I can't really be specific. You know what I mean? Wouldn't it be easier to just be out here in >> I think it would. >> I I didn't I didn't design the building. You're asking >> this is where I >> It's just a bulletin. It's all It's just a bulletin. >> It's been so long. I had the court papers for Canada. I didn't have it was different. Didn't have to do that. >> Oh, hi. Hello, ma'am. >> What are you What are you What are you doing? Here we go. We're going to start acting up now, right? >> I haven't been here in a really long time, but I mean typically you're not, you know, come up. So, this is just on all of this stuff. >> Hello. You can do this, right? You can do the case number, right? And all of that. Okay. >> Hello, ma'am. >> He was in the middle of helping me. Yeah, that was a little rude to be honest. I'm sorry. She said he was all done helping you. >> No, he wasn't. I don't know why you think that that's okay, but I don't know why you getting involved in this. >> Okay. Is there anything I can help you with? >> Yeah. What is your name? >> I'm not going to I don't want to be >> Do you have a supervisor? Well, you're really rude. I just want to let you know that. >> And you're a public employee, so you're going to get >> In the blink of an eye, four police units suddenly appeared. Orders were given. Cold voices were heard. But what really awaits behind this confrontation? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's about time you guys got body cams. What's your name? Badge number. >> Hansen 30. >> Hansen 30. >> Yep. Right there. Right there. >> We all said here. >> So, I got a call. >> Yeah. What you get? >> Just hear me up. >> I'll listen to you. I don't Don't cop me, dude. >> I understand. >> Thank you. I appreciate that much. >> So, all I'm asking is just give people some personal space. >> What What does that even mean? >> I got we got called because you're apparently you're getting into people's space. All right. And so I just want to address that >> into people's space like employees or >> personal >> everybody's behind the glass, man. >> That's that's fine. All right. So what I'm saying is just just be mindful. All right. You can record. You can you can do all this stuff. >> Dude, I already know everything. Everything's for a purpose, man. >> I get that. Right. Everything I do is for a purpose as well. >> Well, somewhat to a degree. >> Listen, man. >> But you like to get that call number so I could pull the records. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Yeah. I was actually on my way out. It's kind of >> kind of weird that you even showed up. I think you get a call for service number so I could do uh you'll never know. >> Awesome. I appreciate that. >> So this is this is the call number for the National Police Department, right? >> Appreciate it. >> Awesome. 23 3566. Awesome. Yeah. >> You're a patrolist sergeant. >> I'm a patrol. >> Patrol. Yeah. I didn't see the stripes. >> Cool. How long you been with Nashville? >> Uh 3 years. >> It's easier if you get reports, isn't it? >> It doesn't change what I do. >> It shouldn't. So >> it should to a point, but you know, I mean, just a little bit. It's transparency. You know what I mean? Yeah. I try. Oh, look. I give the same respect. I get from you guys. You know what I mean? You didn't come off too hostile. You didn't give me too many directives. I know. >> Your name. >> Can't do that, man. >> All right, that's fine. >> I appreciate that, too. >> Move along. >> Move along. >> Amidst the tense siege, a question rang out like a tear through the air. What is my crime? And the silence from the police will make you shudder. >> I'm going back in right now. >> Why you going back in? >> Because I can. Harassment. >> I'm video recording and getting public information. Watch me. Huh? What's your name and badge number? >> [ __ ] >> You're gonna want You're gonna escalate this. Hansen [ __ ] Detained for harassment. Huh? >> I'm not going anywhere. I understand what a detainment is, but it's illegal. So, I'm going to look at your vehicles. >> Hey, you're being detained. >> Yeah, I'm not going anywhere. I'm just staying in this general area. Yeah. I don't know what area. >> Yeah. I don't need your directives. What's your name and badge number? >> Officer Dad. Bad. >> Yeah, you too. Except mine doesn't get deleted. the back side of it. >> Harassment, huh? You want to call the supervisor, please? Not tomorrow. Not a minute from now. Like right now. >> Let's figure out what's going on. >> There's nothing going on. I'm video recording in a public area. That's what I was doing. I got services. I got pamplets. And I'm gone. Are we done here? Cuz I like to document the bull. They're going to tell tell you. >> So, we got to call for service about your behavior there. >> My behavior. We need to make sure there's no crimes being >> there's no What crime do you suspect? >> What is your reasonable articulable suspicion that I've committed a crime here? >> There's a call for service. >> That's not a suspicion of a crime. Yelling, screaming, kind of causing a breach of the peace. Yeah. No, there's none of that. >> Yeah, >> it's a big statute. >> Yeah, I know what it is. It's your [ __ ] statute that you'd like to go on when you have nothing else. So, you're illegally detaining me right now, correct? For no reasonable articulable suspicion. >> You just articulated. >> You did? Now, let's b >> The request to remove hands from pockets suggested a tense body check that reached its peak. And then the appearance of the supervisor revealed a truth that left everyone speechless. The cameraman announced that he would file a formal complaint and collect 911 records as evidence. >> But we all know that's not going to happen. Joshua sucks. >> Would have been fine until you said you were going back in there. would have been fine if you sitting around. It >> is fine. You should be actually be letting me in there right now cuz you're actually violating my rights. >> No, you are though. >> You're being >> No, I'm not because what they said what they say is now what? Reasonable articulable suspicion that I' Did you see me harass them? >> Well, you can fight me in the Supreme Court in front of a jury in my video in their bull that they spilled to you. Okay? So, I dare you to do that cuz you're going to be very wrong. Don't try to get to know me, dude. Don't do that. >> All right. >> You've already made yourselves look like by the minute just to let you know with my attorney. >> Okay. >> Sure. He's taking you for a ride then. >> Oh, really? That's funny. You take your glasses off so I can see your eyes. >> Your facial expression? >> No. >> It's pretty obvious. >> So what? That gives you the reason to give me a Terry stop now? >> Really? Oh, really? Cuz you feel uncomfortable, dude? You the Yeah, will you? All right, cool. I don't know how to answer. >> Yeah. Um, so I have a concern here. Uh, why these three four thugs just detained me for exercising constitutionally protected rights. We're going to see how much bull they spilled to you cuz it's all lies, dude. >> That's why I'm not in cuffs. That's why I'm not being detained anymore. >> But he also wanted to do a Terry stop on me. Okay, first of all, let's get that out of woodwork. The second thing is, right, no, I could swear this is free speech, okay, on speculation. and you have absolutely no reason to tererry stop me unless you suspect that I have any weapons on me which still are not illegal as far as you're concerned >> on that. So I'm going to be filing complaints on every single officer here for illegally detaining me for over 15 minutes now and I'm going back in that building if you like it or not. All right. >> When power forgets its limits, it is the public that must recall the value of freedom and dignity. 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. Next, in the middle of a rainstorm, a man just stood on the side of the road filming and ended up with the police showing up. But why did the bank make an emergency call as if it was about to be robbed? >> Would you just mind kind of just taking your videotaping like somewhere else instead of PNC Bank? >> What bank robber is going to stand on the sidewalk and record the building and wait for you guys to get here? Okay. >> I never went on the property. In order to trespass me, you got I have to had gone on the property. >> It's not saying you went on their property. It's saying you >> said I went onto their property. >> He claims he never entered the bank. So why was he warned for trespassing on property? A charge that could expose an innocent person to criminal charges. >> Just recording a video, a educational video. Can I get your name and badge number? >> Yeah, I'll give you my card. >> Yeah. Can I get yours, too? And you guys, your body cam's recording? >> Yep. Mine's on. So, what did you guys tell them inside? >> Nothing. I just spoke with them. They just said that they wanted you removed from the property. So, >> from the sidewalk? I was never on their property. >> Okay. >> And I didn't say a word to them. >> Just for your sake and their sake. And so, we don't have to keep coming back and talking to you. I can tell it's probably getting annoying at this point. >> I'm not annoyed. I like >> Would you just mind kind of just taking your videotaping like somewhere else instead of PNC? They >> Oh, I never went up to the window. >> I was all the way over there. >> Okay. I never went up to the window. And then I came right here and she ran out and she was like, "I'm going to call the police." >> Okay. >> And I said, "Oh, well, I didn't say nothing." >> Okay, I got you. >> Cuz you I'm not allowed to go on the property. >> And kind of just stay away from the bank area. >> They They said I went up to the window and argue with you. >> No, I'm asking. Is that what they told? They said I went up to the window. >> Mhm. And >> that's a false police report. >> Okay. >> Cuz if I mean, you could ask them for their cameras. Did you ask them for cameras >> and investigate? They alleged that I was on their property. >> Okay. >> And I was never on their property. I'm saying >> I'm just >> Yeah, just let them know. I'm just exercising rights. That's all I'm doing. >> Okay. >> You can let them know that though. >> You have an issue with PNC Bank. >> I never had an issue with PNC Bank. I was at BC Bank. You know what they did? >> They just shut the blinds. >> Okay. >> And they create that privacy. >> Are you videotaping for like educational banks and stuff? >> Well, this is just education and my safety. The same reason y'all record for y'all safety. Okay. >> And my safety as well. >> No one robs a bank by live streaming standing in the middle of the sidewalk waiting for the police. So, what makes officers still write tickets and threaten arrest? >> They can give you They say you can't come to this bank. >> Yeah, but I've never been on the property. >> So, I understand it's a bank, right? >> Banks are like nervous cuz banks get robbed. >> I'm not saying you're here to rob a bank. >> Yeah. I'd rather roll a joint in case one. >> You know what I mean? >> But, but you understand why places like this would get got to understand why they're concerned about you being out here cuz they're a bank. They got money in there. They don't want to be a victim of a bank. >> They called us because they didn't know why you were here, why you're hanging around. >> Yes, it's not illegal to be on the sidewalk and do what you're doing. It's not. >> But they still have the right >> Can I ask you a question? >> Sure. >> What bank robber is going to stand on the sidewalk and record the building and wait for you guys to get here? >> They were calling you. They told me they was they was calling you. Don't you think I would have >> I I I you know >> like I said you're here to rob your behavior is unusual for normal bank customers. >> I'm not a customer. >> Okay. So what brings you here? >> Everything I can see the neighborhood that law office. >> How much longer do you plan on being around the bank? >> What do you mean? >> How much longer do you plan to be here on the sidewalk in front of >> Well, I was actually just about to leave. >> What do you are you like are you vlogging? Are you >> Yeah, I walk around and I just record. I vlog, you know. >> Are you from around here? >> Am I from here? Um, no. >> No papers signed, no confession. The person filming the video immediately rebutted. This is a false report. Did the police investigate properly or just follow baseless accusations? >> I don't give out the information. >> If I could just have you sign here for what? >> You're not trespassing. It's just saying that I explained it to you. So, basically what this means, it's a permanent trespass. So, therefore, if you come back, it is an arrestable offense. >> Well, I never been here. I never went on the property. In order to trespass me, you got I have to have gone on the property. They told me to leave and I refused to leave and I've never gone on the property. >> Okay. >> I don't give out the information. >> If I could just have you sign here for you're not trespassing. It's just saying that I explained it to you. So basically what this means is it's a permanent trespass. >> So therefore if you come back it is an arrestable offense. >> Well I never been here. I never went on the property. In order to trespass me you got I have to have gone on the property. They told me to leave and I refused to leave and I've never gotten on the property. >> Okay. >> Like I said, did they say I went on the property? >> They say you were >> Did they say They said I was all the way up against the door? That's That's a false police report. >> How do I go about that? >> You can report it. >> Can I that they that they No, I'm saying that they made a >> car to the front. >> I didn't follow. >> I didn't follow anybody. >> I don't know. You're not allowed inside of that building. Okay. >> Property which includes >> I've never went inside the building. I never went inside the building. >> Do you need anything from us anymore? >> I didn't call you guys. >> Then you're free to go. >> You guys are afraid to go too. >> When the police admit even if you haven't done anything wrong, they still have the right to ban you from entering. Is this a private property right or a sign of a legal system being abused? >> You may not may not enter or remain upon the land of the bank at this address. >> Okay. It's not. >> That's false. That's a false police report. >> Like I said, go in. >> It's not. They didn't. >> Ask them for their footage. Ask them for the footage. I was right here on the sidewalk. >> Even if you're not doing anything, even if you're just standing there and they don't like the way you look or the way you smell or the way the shoes you're wearing, it is private property. >> Just because I got black shoes on. >> You're not trespassing from the sidewalk. You're trespassing. >> That's what I'm saying. I never I was on the I was on I'm just I have a problem with the trespass because I never went on No, I'm saying I never went on the property down there. >> The notice says you may not enter their property. >> Okay, >> that's all you have to worry. But it's their property. They have asked us to tell you don't come to our property. >> Okay. >> And that's all it is. >> All right. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. Pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983, the individual/organization may be required to pay restitution 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's attorney fees and litigation costs. When reason meets power and everyone argues over the obvious, >> you can do that without permission. Who would I need? >> Oh, this way I'm asking whom are you representing? Are you representing any company in the building? It's our liability. We want to know who's in the building. >> Just minutes after the camera appeared, a chilling warning rang out. No filming without permission. All signs of an unprecedented confrontation were approaching. >> Oh, taking some pictures, video right now. >> Do you have permission? >> Uh, I think so. What do I Who do I have to ask permission for? >> You ask anybody here? >> No, I haven't talked to anybody that I thought. I didn't think I had to. But >> you cannot take picture here. >> Why is that? >> This is a government office. >> I'm going to take some pictures and videos and then um I'm going to get some information. But yeah, I don't I don't think I need to speak with them really about anything. >> Permission. You not have to take any picture or anything? >> No, I do have to take pictures. Yeah, I have to take them. I don't understand what you mean. Um but anyways, yeah, taking pictures. So environmental chemistry laboratory right here it's 100. This is authorized personnel. >> Wait somebody coming they allow to you then you can take picture. >> Oh I don't need to talk to anybody. I'm just taking I'm taking >> No, you cannot take picture anything. >> Why? Why is that sir? Why do you think that is? >> It's a government office. Stay over there and somebody coming to allow you. >> Well I'm just I'm just >> No, it's my job manager coming down. So talk with them. >> I don't need permission. And I have permission already. The law. >> So that's why I ask you. You wait some. Let me ask you. >> Oh, go ahead. Absolutely. I don't I don't need to ask anybody. >> In the middle of the building's lobby, a heated argument was taking place. Each word was like a hammer blow to the already tense atmosphere. But the most surprising thing was yet to come. >> Are you from where properties? >> Oh, no. I guess his concern is like, do you have permission to take pictures? That's what he was asking you. >> Well, I mean, I haven't asked anybody permission, but I it shouldn't be a problem. >> Are you here to take the picture for some purpose? >> Yeah, for Yeah. For my purp for my purposes. Yeah. Not for you guys or something you guys are doing, but for my purposes. Yeah. >> My question is, are you going to do something to the cameras? That's why you're taking the pictures to take it back to the office. >> No, no, no. I'm just taking pictures. I'm taking pictures and video of the of the uh office, the lobby, and everything else. >> I don't think so. You can do that without permission. >> Well, who would I need permission from? >> Um the management. It's the state building. >> Yeah. So, >> so this way I'm asking whom are you representing? Are you representing any company? >> Me. I'm just by myself. I'm I'm I'm doing a story, but I'm just by myself. Uh no, I mean, not exactly. No. No. >> Yeah. I don't think so. without permission you can that's why his concern was and how did you enter the building >> open door it's open people come in here right to do business >> um but yeah but you have to sign yeah you have to because you are in the building it's our liability we want to know who's in the building >> I know but we don't have to do that that's what I'm saying nobody asked me to sign in >> as a in the visitor log can you please sign in >> yeah no I don't I don't typically sign in I don't have to I don't give my information >> the first time there's some rules we we ask all our visitors to sign in the sheet so that we know who came in and who came out, >> right? You ask them to, right? And so some people do. >> So we need to know who is in the building. Say something happens, we are having liability, >> right? Yeah. I disagree. I think you guys want to know. >> I think I think >> every time I talk, you interrupt me. I don't interrupt. >> Sorry. I'm trying to tell you that you cannot take picture without any. >> The sound of boots echoed. The silhouette of the police appeared. Everyone held their breath waiting for the verdict, but just one sentence made the whole building stunned. >> Criticism when you tell public employees when you don't really know the situation or what's going on or the individual >> that hey, they're there just trying to get a confrontation. What you should say is per the law like you did, there's nothing we can do. You know, um you guys should just do your job, be professional, and then there won't be a response, right? Cuz I came right in and been like, "What's up, >> what are you doing?" of it, right? And they're not trying to get a response. No, I get you, but I would just looked around. I told them I'm just doing a story, taking pictures, >> you know? So, I just I like to talk to you guys about that cuz we're trying to change that a little bit. >> I hear you. So, what I was trying to do, and I wasn't trying to be a jerk to you either, so that way I have all the information armed in my back pocket with like, okay, here's where we're at. Do your thing, right? This is Berkeley. We we are used to it. We don't care. It's like it's like, make sure you get my good side. Uh, having said that, uh, I wanted to find out how far it had gone. And he was like, no, he didn't go past anything. He was cool. He was fine. So, I mean, I told him where I can legally go. >> And I told them that you could do that. Um, they wanted me to let you know. Uh, they do close at 5:00. >> I knew I I mean I do my research. >> Anything I can do for you though? >> That's it, man. I just Oh, uh, I do need your name and badge number actually. >> Sir, C E R L T I and I am 144, which is 12* 12, man. >> Appreciate you. Take care. >> When the door closed, a name, a number, a promise to return. After all, what remained was not just an image, but a question that no one dared to answer. >> By the way, I wanted to introduce myself. My name is James. >> I don't shake hands, but I can give you a thumb up if you want. So, whenever you guys are ready to do the public records request, that'd be awesome. Not I don't got much time left, so not even funny. >> Oh, >> I know what car you drive right now. >> What's that? >> I know what car you drive right now. >> It's It's okay about what car I drive, but I would I'm so proud of the work that we do here. stand. I won't take it. I don't need it. I just want to do a public records request at this point. >> Okay. Um, let me get someone to help you with that. >> Okay. I'll be right back. So, um, he's, this dude I don't like when people do that. He's trying he's trying to be as professional as he can, but he's also putting on a front, right? Trying to clean up what his other co-workers just did. And like, that's not the way it works, right? So, >> not okay. But, uh, we're not going to let him do that. So, I'm in 215. Run, run, run. And uh obviously in uh probably a month and two or 3 weeks, we'll hop back over here and check everything out again. >> Who's going to do the records request? >> Okay. Uh if you want to wait here, I'll go get someone to help you. >> Okay, cool. >> Would you like to read more about what we do to help the community? >> Amazing. the group of scientists here with their whole heart. I've never worked in a place like this, but with their whole heart, they uh really go out of the way to protect the community from the toxics in the dirt and in the in the soil and the >> smile or anything. It would have been dope like if you would have came out at first and then like we would it would have been super cool, you know? >> I'm glad to be here now. I'll be right back. >> I appreciate you. Thank you. I'll wait here for you. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. Pursuant to 42 US code SS1983, individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. There was no ban or enforcement. The police confirmed that the principle was clear. People had the right to record in public areas of the building as long as they did not enter restricted areas. Up next, an ordinary citizen is confronted by armed guards, hands firmly on their guns. But the story takes an unexpected turn. >> Can you take your hand off your weapon, please? >> My weapon. >> Can you Am I a threat? No, but I'm concerned for your wellbeing. >> This officer right here also said that most people are not under the understanding that this is actually their property line. >> A guard with his hand on his weapon facing an unarmed civilian, a request for identity, a flat refusal and a vague red line about to reveal a secret that made everyone hold their breath. >> How you doing? >> Could you ask me what you doing? >> Yeah. You want to get your hand off your weapon, please? >> You can get your hand off your weapon, though. Can we talk first? >> Can you take your hand off your weapon, please? >> Put my weapon. >> Can you put your hand off your weapon, please? And what do I have to tell you? I don't feel safe around you with your hand on your weapon. >> Can I ask you? >> Can you what? >> Can I ask you why you're here? >> It's quite obvious, isn't it? >> Get your hand off your weapon, dude. >> What's the badge you have on? Are you affiliated with the face or >> Yeah. Well, I don't feel very comfortable with your hand on your weapon. >> Am I a threat? >> No, but I'm concerned with your wellbeing. Wait for the truck cuz I can't I have I'm very hard to hear. >> Why do I care? >> Why do you put your line so close to the road if people are allowed to walk in back and forth? >> I don't control where that line is. >> You don't control this line. >> I don't >> I understand that. I totally understand that. >> Listen, >> I'm taking pictures. I'm taking videos. I'm minding my business. And you should probably do the same >> and just observe and report and that's it. >> Okay. But now you've left our property of trespassing. >> No, I g I was given a warning. Okay. I see the warning right there. I did not know about this demarcation line. And he even said that most people don't. >> When the lieutenant appears, questions about authority, power, and a hidden invitation make the situation tense to the point of suffocation. >> What's going on? >> Just taking pictures and video from a public easement. >> Okay. What's that? >> They getting their panties in a bunch. >> Were you on property? Did you cross the red line or anything? >> I'm not going to answer that question. Can I have your name and badge number? >> Yep. I'm Officer Nelson. Badge number 110. >> Okay. Are you recording? >> I am recording. So, like I said, I'm Officer Nelson. Bust, please. >> My body camera is recording. >> Cool. >> I got called because, you know, got someone called in and said you were recording. >> Yeah. >> So, >> well, I mean, it says no photos of video allowed. >> You're on a public road. >> I think I think >> to their property, you're allowed to record. >> Yeah. And those signs right there, they all say wanting, you know, federal property, >> right? To not go past that. >> Yeah. As long as you're not on their property. >> The only thing I had a concern with, and I did speak with them, maybe they can kind of help fix it. And this officer right here also said that most people are not under the understanding that this is actually their property line. >> Look at this nice big red line. >> Yeah. That doesn't say anything about no trespassing. >> I understand where that confusion may be. >> Yeah. 100%. Yeah. But you know, he did tell me he's like, "Look, I don't care what you're doing as long as you be on that red line." I said, "Why? What's the red line?" >> So, I mean, as long over this red line, you're tech that would be their property. >> I have no intention of going past this red line after being advised. >> Okay. Do you mind if I just ask what you're recording? You just Pretty cool place. I wouldn't advise going past the red line, though. I wouldn't either at this point. I wouldn't advise anybody to go past this red line. >> So, >> I just wish that it said something other than maybe they could paint no trespassing. You know what I mean? >> Something that they would have to take out. I don't know who would who would go about that. >> It looks like this guy's in charge. But he's a real I know. >> Well, I don't know them personally. I know. >> Like they said that if you step over the red line, that's technically their property. Okay. Cuz this is their parking lot. >> Yep. I've already been advised. I already been advised. You have no jurisdiction. You have no jurisdiction. I'm a law enforcement officer who they >> But you have no jurisdiction on this property right now, so you should probably get back over the red line. >> Okay. >> No, not by law. >> Amidst the wind whistling through barbed wire, a battle of wits ensues, ambiguous signage, challenge liberties, and demands for transparency that bring the entire system to a standstill. did tell you that my only concern is the simple fact that it's deterring people from taking pictures even from a public easement public standpoint by saying no photos are video allowed. And then the other concern really to be honest and and I think it's dangerous literally dangerous grounds to play on is that this should at least be posted say no trespassing 50 times all the way across. I I at least it would stand out a little bit more and tell me. >> You know what I mean? And that's to protect your property. Well, you is to protect your property and I'm willing to give you my point of view on that regarding the property line. Post it. No trespassing. Put a sign right at the end there. Put a sign right at the end there. And then it tells you that beyond that sign and beyond that sign at the red lines, you know what I mean? The warning's over there. But I other than that, I would never know. >> But the line, we don't use the line as a standalone thing. So if somebody were to pull in here, like I said, we've had people pull in and you know, they get out, they take a picture, say, "Hey, look, you know, you really can't be here. It's never property." And they they >> And that's exactly what I did with this gentleman when he told me about the red line. I said, "No problem." >> You know, there needs to be that have that dialogue in that exchange, that conversation. It can't just be like the hammer drops immediately, right? But once there's a concern, then then that might change. >> He's dismissing you. >> Why you guys so afraid of a camera? something you guys are doing back there that I should know about. >> Amid all the onlookers, the patrol cars quietly backed away. A tense drive of shame ended. There was no arrest warrant and the cameraman was not detained for being on public land. >> Waste of time. Now, now I got to walk in the road because you park like No, you are forcing me cuz I got to go down that way. Wait. >> No, I don't think I will. I think you're putting my safety in uh >> You can also do that. >> No, I can't. That's on federal property. Are you serious? You're a real piece of It's always the bald ones, huh? >> Yeah. You park like a next time. LT, you're dismissed. Goodbye. See you later, bud. Have a good one. Hey, your feelings enforcement officers are now going. Bye-bye. All set here. Yeah. All set. Yeah. Can No, we can't do anything about it. Oh, look like a bunch of Yeah. >> A democracy is only truly strong when both the people and the government respect the law, transparency, and civilized dialogue. 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. Next, a man is just sitting in his car when suddenly the police approach him without explanation. Who are they looking for? Or is it simply a setup? >> Reason and a plate like this. Expect a lawsuit. Expect a lawsuit. That's all. >> All I'm saying is that when you drove past me, I saw you talking. >> I was not talking on my phone. You can't even see inside the car to even say that. >> Judge already ruled that marijuana. I smell [ __ ] [ __ ] you. That's what they said about the need. He was a veteran and disabled. But that didn't stop the officer from approaching with a suspicious look in his eyes and a hand ready to record or delete. >> It never expires. This plate never expires. That's so just future reference. This is training for all you guys. This right here means don't. So if if you if you pull somebody over for a [ __ ] reason and a plate like this, expect a lawsuit. Expect a lawsuit. That's all I'm going to say about that because there's absolutely no reason to pull this brand new car over and you can't even see. What's hilarious about this is you can't even see inside this car. >> You can't even see inside this car, sir. So please, >> it's okay. And I and I got a I got a letter from my doctor from the VA for that too because it said >> no license plate, no dangerous behavior. Yet this traffic stop was conducted as if it were an arrest of a highlevel criminal. >> Doesn't have a proper form. I don't care. I'm just >> I'm not saying anything about this [ __ ] All I'm saying is you drove past me talking on your phone. >> I was not talking on my phone. You can't even see inside the car to even say that. I got three or four cameras in this car. >> Okay. >> Running at all times. >> All right. Well, if you mind just hang outside your car. Hang out the car and I'll be back. Sir, what branch of service were you in? >> I'm not answering your questions. >> Okay. >> There's no reason for the stop. It's not a valid stop. >> No, you know it's not a valid stop. I like I said, I'll bring any judge in America and say, "You show me someone talking on a phone." I got all cameras, man. Cameras are all wrong. I'm so glad, man. I need I need some free money, bro. God, man. Why do I got to >> I was in the Marine Corps. >> Well, that's great, man. I'm glad. I like I said, this that's [ __ ] man. There's no reason for this part. Who knows? There's no reason. >> The most valuable piece of evidence, the body cam, has mysteriously disappeared. Who deleted it and why? The question is, what are they hiding? >> [ __ ] you. >> I got a night card, so please. >> That's a That's That's [ __ ] man. I just saw me on my phone going like this. Okay, we're going to look at my call logs. I haven't had a call in over an hour. [ __ ] Got something better than that, guys. That's That's State of Michigan judge already ruled that marijuana. I smell [ __ ] >> Something more than that. >> Waste my time, man. It's [ __ ] man. It is. That's why I got the new [ __ ] car. Got everything. I'm like, "No, I'm bad. That's okay. I got smart. I got cameras and three or four cameras. Like I said, no. No. One ain't enough when you're dealing with the police nowadays. One ain't enough. Better have three or four. Five or six. Have your phone rolling, too. No disrespect to you, man. I'm sure you're a great guy, but it's just too many cops that don't they don't do what they should do. I get it. You guys are pressured by your police chief. You don't want to tell your police chief. Send somebody like me in there. I'll tell them I'll tell lease, you know, it's not part of the job description. They violate these people's rights. Pull people over for That's crazy. I would never in a billion years go like this owned by a cop, man. Like this. That's what he said. I said, "You saying I was like going texting?" He said, "No, no, you had your phone to your ear." I said, "Oh, please. >> Are you serious? I got >> I have Bluetooth, man. Why the what the microphones in the car and you're saying I'm going >> It's not true. It's not true, man. It's [ __ ] man. >> I had [ __ ] to do today, man. Man, >> when people lose faith in the law and the police forget who they serve, does justice still exist? A video that will make you rethink the concept of protect and serve. >> Anyways, how's your day going, man? Not so bad. seemed like a good guy, man. That's how police departments get sued. [ __ ] like that saying, "Oh, I saw on your phone." [ __ ] Nobody on the Oh, man. Come on. Yeah, I get it. Defending Windows. I have a prescription for it. I have a It's all legal. You guys want to give me a ticket for that cuz I guess it's not technically the right Secretary of State form, then have at it. >> But all right, Mr. McFarland. >> Yeah. So, here's the deal. You are getting a ticket for the hands-free violation. Okay. >> Do you want to contest it? >> Oh, yeah. >> More information is on the yellow piece of paper. >> Oh, yeah. >> You just have to reach out to them within 14 days. >> Oh, yeah. I want to see this footage. Show me the footage. >> You can show me footage of me going by a police officer >> like this. >> I will I will deposit 10,000 into your bank account. I swear to God, if you can produce a dash cam video that has me going like this, going past you, I will give you $10,000. That's the case. I'll see you in court. Okay. >> Please. >> Thank you. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US code SS1983. The individual/organization may be required to pay restitution 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's attorney fees and litigation costs. Apparently, in Ann Arbor, protect and serve only applies when the cameras aren't recording. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and help us with a donation. Thank you so much.