Can I get a driver's license for any of you guys? >> Am I driving? >> Okay, so what is it that you none of your business? >> Are you going to selomize me or that? I just said you you asked for it. >> I don't want this piece of I'm laughing about, dude. >> Single unreasonable demand from the police [music] ignited one of the most intense confrontations you've ever seen. >> Listen, you guys have the right to do everything that you're doing right now. >> All I'm asking is a favor. They closed in trying [music] to take control, but the camera turned the entire situation in a direction no one saw coming. The officer suddenly put on her gloves and moved in on the filming crew. A move that instantly ignited the tension in a way no one expected. >> Did you hear what >> did you guys call? >> Did you call? >> Okay. Um, >> can I get a driver's license for any of you guys? >> Am I driving? >> Okay. So, what is it that you guys none of your business? Are you going to seldomize me or something that you're putting on your gloves? >> Let's go. >> That's what I thought. Walk away. >> Walk away. [laughter] >> Yeah. You ain't got no You got nothing, huh? That's called a walk of shame, daughter. >> Walk of shame. >> Walk of shame. >> Hi, mama. >> You see that's called a walk of shame. You guys are about to do the walk of shame. >> No, we're right here. >> Yeah, we're still >> We're right here. >> They left, right? >> You're doing You're doing the stand of shame right now. You're doing the stand of shame. Oh my god. >> You didn't even know what we're doing and you're tripping here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Shut up. >> Yeah. Shut up. >> Okay. Bye, Felicia. >> Shut up. All right. >> Shut up. >> Walk Shane. Walk Shane there. >> Bo Shane. >> Walking like Felicia. >> And tell me how it tastes. >> Stupid. Both [laughter] of you. >> Oh, where the popo went? >> Hey, next time don't call. She came out aggressive. You saw her? >> Yeah, like saw my deal. Hey, she was good though. [laughter] >> Oh, I'm recording so I can take >> Oh my god. I ain't tripping though. Popo came out hard. She's like, "Well, I need to see some driver's license on my daughter. Am I even driving? Am I Do I LOOK LIKE I'M DRIVING? DOG, >> you're driving your legs. That's about it. But not driving. >> Wow. >> They were told to be more discreet just for filming in public, but the auditors pushed back immediately, forcing the officers to hesitate. >> She got her gloves again. >> The poo. >> It's a tyrant right here. >> Go around. >> So, you're closing the street for nothing? This is the worst tyrant I've seen in the city. Okay. >> What a disgrace to the department. >> So, anyways, can I help you, man? >> Are you going to do a cavity check on me or something? >> All right. This is Westminster Police Department. You're live. So, think twice. What you going to do? >> What' you say? >> We're live right now. >> So, what did you say? Think twice if you're going to do something dumb because you'll be liable for anything you do against my person. >> Are you challenging me? >> No. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> There'll be a litigation if you do something that you're not supposed to which mean a lawsuit. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. >> So, Oh, you're welcome. My pleasure. >> Information. So this is Westminster Police Department >> advising that we should be advised before making any kind of action because there will be litigations. >> Yeah. There will be legal repercussions against your department. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> My sergeant's here so he'll he'll talk to you. >> Are we being detained? >> No. >> Oh, thank you. [laughter] >> Oh, let's get the other unit. >> Well, let's get let's wait for his sergeant. Okay, >> we're free to go. We're free to stay. >> We don't want to make people think that we're running away. >> Just as the conflict was about to erupt, the sergeant arrived and his very first words completely flipped the entire situation. >> We keep getting called out here on you guys. >> People of fear two cameras, I guess. >> Doesn't seem like you guys are doing anything wrong to me. You got a right to do what you're doing. So, >> thank you. >> Why do we keep getting called out here on you? That's that's the issue. >> Well, as as the people, I mean, we're just filming, you We're a film crew and I don't know >> what are you guys filming for? You might >> probably cuz I'm brown this car cuz I'm brown. Never know. So >> that question or topic never came up but >> Well, you never know in this day and age with the 911. >> Okay. >> What's up with the vest? >> All you know in this day and age too. So >> who do you guys work for? >> Myself. Who do you work for? >> What's that? >> Myself. Who do you work for? It's pretty obvious who I work for. >> Well, pretty obvious who you work for. That's who you work for. >> There's a people you work for. For me, you work for me. >> So, here's the deal. >> There is no deal. But go ahead. >> You guys can do whatever you want. >> As long as you don't create a disturbance. >> We're not creating a disturbance. >> We have to keep getting called out here. >> It's not going to be for us. So, don't even say that. >> There's not going to be What? >> There's not going to be for us. So, don't don't even say that. Oh, we're going to get in trouble >> because we've already been called out here several times. That's okay. That's on them. That's That's not enough. >> You should charge him for misuse of 911, >> not me. >> It's actually not doesn't fit the elements of a crime, >> I guess. So, >> well, this doesn't fit the elements of a crime as well, right? So, >> listen, you guys have the right to to do everything that you're doing right now. >> All I'm asking is a favor. >> Yes. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> You do me a favor and I'll do you a >> Maybe. Yeah. Go ahead. If you're going to go inside the DMV or if you're going to go around filming, whatever it is that you're going to do, just try to be as inconspicuous as you can. You guys aren't breaking the law. >> I'm not concealing myself. So, >> I'm not asking you to conceal yourself. >> I'm not saying I know you're not asking. >> We do it kind of like as if we're hiding. They're going to think that we're trying to spy on them and we're trying to do something >> against the law with recording in a public. >> Exactly. So, why do we have to be uh kind of like on a low so people won't get triggered? In the end, no one was arrested, but what emerged suggests this may be one of the clearest cases of a wrongful approach and procedure. >> Unless you have business inside the DMV, >> I can't stop you from going in there. >> Yeah. >> I'm just asking you to eliminate the phone calls from them to us so we don't have to keep bothering you guys. >> I mean, I can't stop them. I mean, people's fears, they call you. I mean, that's >> okay. >> We're not getting anywhere here. What's you guys' plan when we leave here? >> I don't know. Maybe stay five more minutes and then leave. After you guys leave, >> you guys got any questions for us? >> No, sir. Thank you. >> All right, you're good to go. >> All right, I'm good to stay, too. Thank you. Come back soon, though. Appreciate your business. [laughter] >> I mean, didn't I try to make it as clear as I can when the was selling them? >> Yep, you were clear, dude. >> Like, dude, why are we going to hide from people >> if we're doing this? >> Yep. That's what he wanted, too. Huh? like just like >> Yeah. I mean that's just like saying do it like that and and that way they call us for being uh like like we're being creeps and [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Sorry. You saw they got caught on the first amendment. >> Sorry buddy. Go ahead. Subscribe to Silent Boy First Amendment. Peace. >> Still there in a hot German. >> So we're just going to wait a couple minutes. When they leave then we leave. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Citizens can sue police officers under SS1,983 when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. The police may face First Amendment violations and civil lawsuits under 42 UCSS1,983. Up next, an unexpected confrontation erupted and from a seemingly harmless remark, the situation immediately shifted in a direction no one anticipated. >> I mean, they they never do when I tell them. They don't believe anything I say, but it's their rules and they don't even know it. That's the irony. >> They tell me something that their rules say otherwise, you know. >> So, yeah, >> it's federal property, you know. >> Yeah. >> I have every legal right to take pictures. That's why it's there, you know. It's a CFR. It's a >> federal code, >> rules and regulations. It's called posta 7, >> you know. >> Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. >> They don't even understand their own rules. It's kind of funny. That's why I'm here to teach them. >> But I think we're allowed to say whether we want to be on your camera and I don't. So, >> well, we're in public, so there's that. >> I suggest nobody gets involved with me. Thank you. >> Go hide under the rock or something. Close your blinds. I don't know. >> Sure. >> If you want to get involved, we can. >> Guarantee you're going to lose. Oh, look. Cameras. There's a camera. There's another camera. So they could take pictures, but we can't. Amazing. Oh, look at the hypocrisy. Look at the hypocrisy. Ma'am, you can't take pictures in here. >> Customers and employees jumped in, firing back with cambacks. But just when they thought they had the upper hand, one overlooked detail sent everything spiraling. >> Yeah, she just left. >> She literally just left. Can I have your name and badge on me? >> Absolutely. Corporal got you the phone, please. Please call me 2678. >> Let me see. I I can't [music] see it. Let's go. >> Let me see. >> It's right here. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I couldn't see it. Yeah. You don't have to get that close, man. >> Let's go. >> Um, can you call a sergeant, please? >> Let's go. Let's go out of this store. They're asking you to leave. >> I have business here and this is federal property. >> They don't want you to be here. >> Is your Is your body want you to deescalate and speak for a second, please. >> I can't deescalate any further than I am. They want you to leave. Are you refusing to leave? >> Photographs. Can I show you this? >> Are you refusing to leave? [music] >> I'm asking you a question. >> They want you to leave. >> Okay, we'll get to that in a second. >> Opportunity to leave. Are you refusing to leave? >> I'm not refusing to leave, but I do have business. >> If they're trespassing, >> can you look at the rules and regulations, please? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> You're trespassing. >> They want you to leave. >> I need to do business here. >> Okay. You have to do business at a different post office. >> No, this is federal property. You don't even have jurisdiction here. You don't even have jurisdiction here. You don't even know what's going on. Why don't you stop and listen to me? >> Let's listen. Okay. Can we deescalate and speak on civil terms? >> I can deescalate. >> Yes, you can. Yes, you can. And you're going to listen, and I suggest you do, okay? I'm trying to help you here. Okay? And I'd like you to help me, too. Okay? I have a civil right to be here. Okay? I have a First Amendment right to be here and take pictures on federal property. There's a CFR which is right there and it says rules and regulations on postal property. I have been nothing but cordial with these people. Okay, I've walked in there very silently, peacefully staying out of the way, not serving any business. Okay, I have stamps to get. Okay, I have matters of public interest. And the lady said right there, the postmaster actually said that as long as you don't disrupt my customers, you're okay to be here. Okay, not the lady behind the counter, the postmaster that was next to you. All right, she didn't ask me to leave. She didn't tell me to leave. She asked me to stop because people feel uncomfortable. >> Then the police showed up. No questions, no investigation, just in order to leave. From that moment, the atmosphere tightened like a stretched wire. In just a few exchanged words, >> I will sue your department. >> Trying to direct with you, sir. >> I will. I'll file a laws. He's a right to [music] hire police officer. He knows all about it. He was just talking >> New York. It doesn't matter. >> He knows the rules. He knows the laws. He knows I'm allowed to be here and record. You have that constitution. >> No, they they're threatening to arrest me. >> They're threatening He's He's threatening to arrest me if I don't leave. >> He can only arrest you if they trespass you. >> They cannot trespass me. >> Leave. >> I cannot I don't opportunity. >> I don't have to leave though unless I've committed a crime. This is public property. >> I I know all about Raz. >> There you go. >> Reasonable articulable suspicion >> that the crime is or about to be committed. I have committed absolutely no crime. This isn't private property, dude. Do you understand that? This is not private property. This isn't Walmart where they say, "Hey, I want him to leave." And he has to leave. >> This is public property. >> Simple. >> It's public property. Just leave me alone. And I will leave in 5 minutes after you guys do. That's it. I promise. I don't care. I'm all done here after you. >> Well, we got sergeant coming. >> Good. >> Like like you asked. >> No, I demanded. I didn't ask. You have to give a sergeant. >> Okay. I I wasn't arguing with that. I just said you you asked for it. >> I don't know what this piece of laughing about, dude. Are you going to oppress my free speech, too? Huh? >> What? This is what I do. You know how long and far I came to meet a piece like you? >> Very far. 1500 miles. >> You keep your finger out of my face. >> Oh, are you afraid? Are you scared? >> Sign of aggression. Absolutely. >> Are you scared? You're a scared little piggy, aren't you? Huh? You don't like being flanked, do you? >> Not going to touch you. >> I know you're not. >> Oh, shut up. Shut up. Big mistake. >> Yeah. Why? Cuz you got a firearm and taser and all your weapons on you. The you don't. That's why you act like this. cuz you guys back up here. Yeah. Stand against the wall, dude. >> When the threat of trespass and arrest was thrown out, the auditor immediately fired back with arguments that froze everyone in place, forcing someone with greater authority to step in. >> I don't have one of my own generic ones. Um, look, Sarge, all right, I get respect when when it's earned, okay? Vice versa. >> I I called a sergeant for a reason. Exactly this reason. Okay? You're a sergeant for a reason, and I see why. I respect that. Okay? You took a second to listen to what I had to say. You spoke to the reporting or at least the party inside. You looked at the the post of seven. Okay? You did everything you needed to do. >> Your officer over there, I'm telling you right now, he's going to make a big mistake if he doesn't do what you're doing. Okay? He almost arrested me. I almost stood my ground. >> I almost didn't leave. Okay. I will do it if I have to. >> I'm glad that it didn't get to that. >> But that's not on me. That's on your officer. Correct. Okay. Is he a Is he a patrol or is he just >> He's patrol. Yes, >> he's patrol. Um, you need to look at his body cam s, okay? You need to look at the interaction that he had with me as soon as he came in. Seriously, it was hot. It It was hot, man. All right. There was no deescalation. There was no listen to what I had to say. Didn't even talk to the reporting party who wasn't even here. She She actually walked out by him when he came and I said that she's right there. I know. >> Was the one that called? >> Yeah, I know who called. She's on my video. >> She was taking pictures and recording and everything else and she's like, "Oh, you sent you said this is public so I can record." I'm like, "All right, well, as long as that makes you feel better. But I don't know what to tell you, you know. And then they started taking pictures. But look, seriously, I appreciate your respect. I appreciate your professionalism, okay? It goes a long way, you know, with with my subscribers on YouTube. I have a very big following. I have 200,000 subscribers, and they're going to appreciate you. Seriously. >> And in the moment that seemed most hopeless, the arrival of one single person completely reversed the situation, steering the incident in a direction no one anticipated. Up next, he wasn't speeding. He posed no danger. Yet he was treated like a criminal. This is the raw truth about abuse of power. >> Air pathway 71. Air pathway 71 on California. 8. Paul Charles Victor 846. 8. Paul Charles Victor 846. Going to be a blue four-door. >> Hey, how you doing? I'm W the sheriff's office. Are you okay? >> Yeah. cuz you're seems to be the problem. >> Well, you're driving 60 in a 70 zone and you keep breaking. >> I want to keep the distance, safe distance from the car. The car in front of me. >> There was no car in front of you when you were doing that at the time. >> There was like I'm keeping the distance. >> At one time there was a car in front of you, but most of the time you're driving. >> I was I was following the light and I always like to keep the safe distance. I'm just making sure you're okay because someone someone doesn't go 60 miles per hour typically in a 70 zone and break all the time. >> I saw you behind me. Okay. >> Uh and I know that you driving with that speed. I thought maybe there's some sort of uh road repair or something like that. So everybody is driving pretty much the same speed, the normal pace. >> Well, you're just going to get a a warning. Do you have your driver's license insurance on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can I see that, please? Where are you headed to today? >> Spice. Spicewood. >> Actually, prior to >> prior to >> I have a I had a car broken like my car the Honda Odyssey. >> Pulled over just for driving below the speed limit and breaking frequently. The officer called it suspicious behavior. Since when did caution become a reason to be stopped? >> Where do you live? >> Norman. >> Well, I mean >> my my >> your address. >> And where? Plano, Texas. >> What brings you this way? As I said, we were on vacation here at the capital >> colonial car repair shop. >> What? So, what brings you to this part of Texas besides that your car broke down? >> As you said, we were vacationing for a couple. >> Yeah, I understand that. But where? >> Prior to >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. That That's what I was trying to get to. So, this is a rental car. Yeah. >> Do you have the rental agreement? >> It's in the email. >> It's in the email. Did you rent the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Under your name. >> Is it 60 mi safer than 70? >> Safer than 70. You're supposed to go to the speed limit most of the time. >> Speed limit is the max. Going 60. It's below the maximum. And also if that's >> I was following the cars in front of me and I was trying to get the >> Okay. Most Texans don't go 60, they go 80. >> But I originally kind of a little bit because people would stop, you know. >> Like I said, you're just going to get a warning. What I'm going to have you do is hop out hop into my passenger seat while I type that out. Is that >> warning? >> A warning. Yeah. >> Okay. If that's what you believe, that's fine. You're just getting a warning. I'm not giving you attention. >> I don't understand what was the >> I have to document my stops. Okay. And I'm giving you a warning. >> 38 rounds. >> I was making sure you're not intoxicated. >> From an unfounded suspicion, the officer probed personal details. Despite cooperation, the citizen was still asked to exit for a verbal warning, raising further doubts. >> Which is your current address, the Waterberry? >> Yes. >> How long you lived in Texas? Uh, since 1990. >> 1990. >> Mhm. >> Where are you originally from? >> Soviet Union. >> Good for suspend. >> Oh, he's lived in player now. >> Okay. >> Do you come this way often? >> Yeah, quite often. >> What day did you rent this vehicle from? Which uh location? >> Uh in Marble Falls. >> Okay. Do you have that rental agreement on your email? >> Uh it's my laptop. >> On your laptop? You can't get it on your phone? >> No. >> You don't have your email access to your phone? >> No. >> What do you do for a living? >> We have a Taylor shop. >> Where's that at? >> From Plano. >> It's a Preston and Parker corner named Silhouette. >> What's your phone number? 9. >> How tall are you? >> 56. How much you weigh? >> 185. >> 185. Is any type of methamphetamine inside the vehicle? Cocaine? >> No. >> Heroin? >> You want to check the car >> if you don't mind? >> Yes, sure. Why are you suspecting? I don't suspect. I'm asking. >> I said no. You lived >> in Texas since 1990. >> Yeah. >> So, you know how Texans drive, right? >> I know how to drive safely. >> No, I'm asking you. I asked you a specific question. >> You know how Texans drive? >> Exceeding the speed limit? >> Yes. >> I do not exceed the speed limit. >> Okay. But do you understand where I'm coming from? >> No. >> No. Okay. What started as a traffic warning turned into a full-blown background check. A minor infraction became an excuse to dig into personal details. Cooperation slowly turned into a feeling of being interrogated. >> I see that you're not, but I I would like to continue my investigation. >> Continue investigation. >> Thank you, sir. >> You want to check my stuff? My No, I live in uh Texas for uh 30 years. >> I never had that type of >> behavior. >> What type of behavior? >> Like that kind of a situation? >> You know what my job is to do out here? >> I know. >> No, you don't. No, I'm not looking for drug addicts. I'm looking for drug smugglers. >> And uh do I look like a drug smuggler? >> There's no such thing of how a typical drug smuggler looks. >> That's true. >> Okay. So, >> the more invasive the questions became, the more the citizen began to suspect a setup. The officer denied it and revealed he was part of a K-9 unit specializing in drug enforcement. >> No, I'm just saying that uh I live here and I've traveled all over the country. >> Okay. >> I never had that type of situation. >> I've been perfectly polite to you, sir. No, I mean you was polite. >> It was polite. >> The way how you approach and what you said was absolutely. I was trying exactly following the line of the cars. >> We can agree to disagree, right? >> I wouldn't argue with you. I know you're doing your job. There is so much resources wasted on this while >> I see car racing right in front of you. >> That's not what my job is. >> I see. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> Kyle. >> Kyle. >> Kyle, sir. Yes, sir. >> My name is Nice meeting you. It has no implications on your driving record for any >> explaining. Now I understand that the combination of license plate and maybe not highspeed racing driving. >> All right, sir. Have a good day. >> Thank you. The officer didn't stop the vehicle for a real violation, but as a pretext to launch a personal investigation, abusing questioning, coercing a vehicle search, and probing private information. A clear violation of the right against unreasonable searches and seizures. Respect, knowledge of the law, and the ability to show restraint don't just protect the public. 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