In regards to what though public filming? Well, you can't film a police facility. This is private property and there's a lot of things that happen in there that are police related that can't be on the news and such >> property. It's not federal government. So, all this is private. We have a we have a trespass order in agreement with them. So, the sidewalks and the public spaces where you're going to have to be referred. A vague assertion turned a public space [music] into a battleground where the law was used as a tool rather than upheld as a principle. >> I'm standing here. >> But the other guys doesn't make you any less of a bad guy, too. You're supporting him. You even said it. You said you had his back. >> I remember. >> Are you trespassing me? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. And if I don't leave, you'll arrest me. >> Without handcuffs or accusations, the pressure quietly tightened [music] as prolonged presence became a display of power. With nothing more than a camera on a sidewalk, this man forced police power and ego to collide, pushing the [music] encounter into an uncompromising standoff. >> What? >> Everything I can see. >> This facility. >> Everything I could see. >> Okay. Everything that you could see. >> Yep. >> Okay. In regards to what though? >> Just doing some public filming, man. >> Just doing public filming. Well, you can't film in a police facility. Right. >> This is private property and there's a lot of things that happen in there that are police related that can't be on the news and such. >> Oh, so what law is that? >> That's a general law. It's trespassing. >> What law is it though? >> It's a general law. >> So me filming in there is trespassing? >> Yes. >> What's your name, sir? >> Okconor. >> And your name? >> What's your name, sir? >> Wiggly. >> And your name, sir? >> You guys agree with what he just said? I'm not allowed to film whatever I can see from public. >> In a in a private facility? No. In a police facility? No. >> Whatever I can see from public, I can film. Do you guys Are you guys going to back him up on that or you going to kick me out of here? >> No. We're just going to stand here until you leave. >> So, I'm free to go. Am I being detained? >> No. >> Okay. So, I'm free to go, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm free to stay as well, right? >> Well, we'll stay right here with you. That's a good use of your time. >> It's a very good use of our time. You're the one that's exhausted that freedom for no reason. >> Sir, >> did you swear an oath to the Canadian Charter Rights? >> Yes, I did. >> Do you know about freedom of the press? >> Yes. >> Do you? >> I'm exercising it right now, sir. >> Okay. Explain it to me. >> I can film whatever I want from public. >> Okay. Explain it to me. >> I just did it. >> No. Explain the whole charter of freedom to me. Go ahead. >> I just did, sir. In layman's terms, >> okay, >> I can film whatever I want from public. >> You film wherever you want. We're trying to figure out what you're doing here. You want to stand here, we'll stand here with you. >> If you came here more politely, I'd tell you more like what I was doing. >> When people are filming my facility, >> that's your facility, huh? >> Yes, I work there. That's my facility. >> It's not mine, too. >> Tension escalated as the silence of handcuffs was replaced by psychological pressure. An authority-driven ego began to dominate the confrontation. >> This makes you guys look like clowns, too. Honestly, tyrant. >> The main tyrant tagged along by the other tyrants who just follow whatever cuz you guys are brothers in arms. Right. Back to blue. >> Absolutely. >> I'm a Canadian citizen exercising [music] my rights. None of you have my back. >> None of you have my back. >> You're in trouble. >> This man wants to stand here with me for what? >> Are you in trouble in any way? Do you need help lately? >> I've asked you didn't want to answer me. >> I answered selected [music] questions. Like I said, I'm a Canadian citizen exercising my rights and you guys are trying to infringe upon him. Especially you, Okconor. >> I'm standing here. >> But the other guys doesn't make you any less of a bad guy, too. You're supporting him. You even said it. You said you had his back. I remember. >> I do. >> You do. So, you support what he says. I can't film in there. >> That's That's what he said at the start, right? But now we switched it up and you're still backing it up. You're still backing up. >> So, if I film in there, what are you going to do? You told me I can't do it. You said it's common law. Quote unquote. It's common law. I can't film into your facility. >> Yes. Because there's police techniques. >> Am I breaking common law right now? I'm zooming in. Am I breaking common law right now, sir? >> In my mind, yes. >> Okay. And what law is that? >> That's my law. That's my facility. >> Would you like to arrest me, sir? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. And what are you trying to accomplish here, bud? >> Nothing. I'm standing here with you. I'm willing to go to jail to defend my rights. >> What rights do you have? >> I have the right to film in public. Just like I can lay a prey mat out right here and pray to a law. I have that right. That's my That's my Canadian Charter rights. I have the right to call you jackass and give you the middle finger. >> Yes, you do. >> That's Canadian Charter Rights. Section two, part B. All three of those. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Glad you're educated. I'm not glad that you're not. I'm not glad that I had to teach you that. >> No, I know it. >> I'm sure you don't school for it. Do >> it for 20 years. >> This guy over here is getting tired. I don't blame him. >> You're getting tired of listening to me? >> Yes. >> I'm a part of this community. I'm a member of the public. You're getting tired of hearing tired of you. >> Where do you live? >> I'm a part of this community. >> Where do you live? >> Don't worry about where I live. >> Well, you're saying you're part of the community. So where do you live? >> All I know is if I was standing on a road like this, you guys would be telling me to get >> When rank was revealed, the tone of the exchange instantly shifted and authority began to serve ego and appearances [music] rather than the enforcement of law. >> Chief isn't working today. >> Is nobody above you on right now? >> No. >> You got stripes on that? >> You got stripes on that? >> I do. >> All right. That's Wow. How did that happen? >> You don't even know the basic Canadian Charter Rights. >> Freedom of the press number one. But you tried to tell me I'm not allowed to film in there. This is against the law. I don't even know why I'm talking anymore. I'm just going to remain silent at this point. Okay. You just make a fool of yourself. You in. You in. All right. You in. It was too funny. Is it like first one to laugh or first one to blink? Which one is it? Competition. >> Okay. First one to blink up. We lost. I do first one alive, but I definitely lose that one. And he's just staring into my eyes. Mesmerizing. Okconor 315. Sergeant Boneville Police Department. What division is this? Sorry. >> This is the Boneville Division. It's a duration police. >> What division? What division division is it? Is it a number? >> East. >> Oh, so I'm not educated. I didn't know that. So I'm not educated. You said it was the >> You trying to belittle me now? Well, Connor >> Cuz I didn't know what number division this is. >> Explain it to me. We're Dur. >> Is this not a division like downtown Ashawa? For example, 17 division. >> For example, Asha 17 division. Is this a division number? >> No, this is Eastville. >> So, no number. >> Okay. There you've educated me on something today. Oh, Conor. >> Congratulations. East division. Homeville police. Honor. >> No, not Bville Police. >> Durham Regional Police. Homeville Police O' Connor 3150 big tough guy boss of the sidewalk. >> Nearly an hour passed with no charges and no paperwork, leaving only a strange standoff between a stationary citizen and officers who refused to walk away. >> I've never seen an ego this big. You know what's crazy, Okconor? If I didn't say you were going to leave before me, you would have probably left by now. But because I said that, >> you can't take that L. You can't take that L and you just can't leave. >> You just can't leave and take that L. >> You're safe. That's all I'm doing. We leave at the same time. I'm fine with that. We're good. I'm sure. >> You just can't take that. L Oh, man. You just can't do the walk of shame. Huh? You tried to come over here and bully me around. Didn't work. Now you're scared to walk away. >> I'm here to make >> You're going to stay here and hopefully you get something on me. Well, guess what? It's not going to work. Okay. >> I'm going to make I'm making sure you're safe. That's what I'm doing. >> So, what's going to make Well, you said I'm too close. What if I if I step back? >> If they come back, >> what do you want me to do that will make you feel me safe off the roadway? If I step back, you're going to leave me alone. >> Yeah. If you step back and then you're safe, then you don't come back up here. Cuz then if you come back up here, then I got to come back and make sure you're safe. >> So if I So if I walk down there, right there. >> Sure. Step back. >> Then then you'll leave me alone. Right. >> It's on a hill. So don't do that cuz you might fall and hurt yourself. >> But then you'll leave and you'll leave me alone. >> If you're As long as you're safe, then I can do that. >> So once you're safe, I can leave. >> But until then, I got to do >> You thought I was serious, huh? No, [laughter] >> I'm just telling you I got to stay and make sure that you're safe. [laughter] >> God, I'm serious, man. I'm telling you, you will leave before me. When's your shift over? >> 5:30 in the morning. >> I got a battery two battery backpack for my phone. >> I'm here till 5:30 in the morning. >> All right, let's do it. >> Great use of taxpayers money. >> Not only for you, but for Higgins as well. The two sergeants, nobody else is higher than him on duty right now, supposedly. and he's caught up making sure that I don't step on this on the road which I haven't done one time in this about 40minut interaction >> 45 minute interaction a whole hour of your pack taxpayers folks a whole hour gone down the drain almost citizens can sue [music] police officers under SS983 when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. Police may face internal disciplinary investigations, charter violation complaints, and civil litigation. Up next, a seemingly ordinary request instantly turned this federal building into a hot spot of tension. This is uh I definitely think another way for them to basically also refuse to identify. The guy literally waved at me. So I'm going to wait till they come back and then I'm going to point at the door. >> Hey guys, how you doing today? >> Good. How you doing? >> Hey, I work for the building owner. We own the whole city block right here. Are you talking about harsh properties? >> Uh so anyway, um there's no trespassing on the site. >> Oh, we can't we can't come to our federal government office. It's But so here's the deal. I Can you just stop for a second? >> I don't really make deals here. >> So first of all, I I'm videoing you, too. >> You don't have to tell us. >> Yeah. So So here's the deal. Um we don't allow any trespassing. It'll allow graffiti artists or homeless or people that haven't been invited by one of our tenants. You haven't? I don't think you've been invited. >> All right. You're going to have to call You're going to have to call 5 PD. >> Well, yeah. Well, you don't even know why we're here. >> Yeah, you have no idea. >> I know. I'm just telling you. So, can I just finish? >> We are invited. Official business only. We have official business with you. >> So, I'm trespassing you now. >> Okay. Do you know what that means? >> Yeah. It means you're going to have to call 5 PD. >> Okay. No. So, um if you leave now, I won't trespass you the second time. >> So, you're not Are you >> Can we just skip to the final trespass? >> So, I'm going to trespass you for the second time. >> And so, as long as you don't do any damage, we're fine. Um they didn't even call me. I I thought you guys were uh >> Why are you trespassing us when we're here for official business? >> Well, because they I don't think they've invited you. So, you know what? I have GoPros, too. I actually own a production company. >> That's awesome. I appreciate that. Cool. >> Look, how about this? >> So, who are you guys from? >> I'd rather not get into that. >> You'd rather not get into that. It seems like you actually want to be amicable. So, I tell you what, let's do that. Okay. I don't I don't want to have any bad things happen or I don't want to be hostile. First of all, uh, speaking for myself, I have zero interest in doing any damage or causing problems. >> I could tell cuz you would be carrying $10,000 worth of gear. >> There you go. Right. >> So, you won't tell me who you're from. I'm just interested as a citizen. >> I know. We're just here to do official business with the United States federal government and it's implied consent. You don't have to call in advance. As silence replaced answers and the doors remained locked, the man began to sense [music] that something was being deliberately concealed. >> It is implied consent, sir, as I'm sure you well know, on private property. It is it is implied consent to come to it on all of our >> So, what you're saying is you're going to control my access to my government. That's what you're saying. >> No, no, no. I'm not. I'm not. >> Then what you should do is sin. >> Okay. So, hold on. So, um, we do have it marked that this is private property. There's no trespassing. There's no soliciting. >> I'm not soliciting. >> Okay. So, you're not soliciting. And, uh, but you won't tell me what you're doing. >> I don't have to. >> Okay. Okay. We're good. Okay. So, >> you're going to call five and get them over here? >> Uh, no. >> You're not? >> No. You >> sure? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. We deal with this all the time. Not this kind of thing, but this is actually the first time anything that uh So, anyway. >> Yeah. Yeah. You know, I'll tell you what. Uh it's it very well could have been some of your other tenants which do have a right to privacy here. Uh this this tenant has that much privacy. 0%. Because I own them. >> That's not true. But but they they do have >> We own the sidewalk. But hold on just one second. The other thing is is that you guys are masked. >> Yeah. >> Is it for co? >> Uh I don't answer those kinds of questions. >> Okay. So you won't answer anything. You're masked. >> Okay. I don't know if you have any weapons on you. >> That's true. You don't. >> Okay. And I don't feel threatened much yet by you guys. >> I don't know why you feel threatened. I >> So you're Yeah, you're wearing gold. Uh >> is gold threatening? >> Yeah. So are are you guys uh are you Trumpers or you on the other side? >> Whoa. I don't answer political stuff. What I do is I come to my government buildings to conduct government business cuz I pay my servants inside to serve me. >> And so I'm here to get service from my servants. >> Yeah. >> And that's what I'm here for. >> So guys, I'm a longtime Republican. So anyway, hey guys, have a good day and just uh you probably should leave since I did trespass you twice. >> Sure. >> Yeah. Yeah. And uh have a good day. >> All right. Y I'm not giving you permission and I did give you permission to video me 97330. >> No ice versus you can't record my voice if I ever see this. >> Oh yeah, it's going online. Yeah, but you're not allowed to record a voice without telling me. Absolutely. RCW 9.73.03 totally allows it to happen. >> No, that's not true. So, >> I think it's actually subsections 3 and 4. >> From official business to not welcome, the line between serving the public and pushing citizens away slowly blurred. >> That's you're trying to rise and I'm not going to allow that. >> I am not trying to rise you. >> I'm letting you know normally, just like last time you came here, our office was locked >> because it's normally locked and it's by appointment only. And yes, by appointments only, it's because it's between 8:00 a.m. and 16:30 or 4:30 p.m. So that's the time that people can come here and make their they make their appointments and they come see us because of the fact that we keep it locked because they share a lot of private information with us when they're in here. And we don't need the general public to be walking in violating their rights because that's what you would be doing if you were in this room and someone did not want you here. And because they do have a right to privacy as well on the privacy act of 1974. Yes, they do. You can argue with me on >> I'm not arguing. I'm just saying I think we're reading a different I think you're reading the one from 1874 and I'm reading the one from 1974. So >> it's all right. >> All right. So I guess at the end of the day I've I've gotten what I need. But is it your position that you're you're now saying leave this office, do not come back. >> All I'm saying is if you have no official business with us right now, you do have to leave. Yes, >> I I do. >> There's no official business. pointed you in the right direction to get foyer. You have no >> You're attempting You're attempting to coersse me with people with >> weapons. Can I real fast? This is where I kind of come in, right? So, I'm I'm we're the police with the local municipality, right? >> There are aspects that the the major over here has explained. I'm not saying that you have to take it and like it, right? >> You can feel, you know, indifference, you know, about that and have an opinion. That's fair. >> Nothing is going to get settled in this sense. the aspect to address of leaving the office. Yeah, it's it's more along the lines of a private holding lobby to the sense that people conduct official business here. You haven't expoy, >> but we've turned YouTube where you can get that. So, we can't just have you hanging out in this lobby when it's going to be a closed facility. and lack of better words, if someone walks in here to conduct official business and needs that privacy and you're just flat out refusing that that's a concern and that's not a disservice to us. It's a disservice of that person coming in here and that would be on you. So that's why they are asking that you leave here to have the capacity of what this is for uh not have you around. >> Sure. The federal ay's decision to call in local police pushed the situation into a more dangerous threshold where authority began to be used to coers rather than resolve. >> All right. >> I have to do paperwork on this or anything. Don't you have an official appointment in business? Yes. >> My supervisor is right here for the day. It's off. >> Okay. I can't accommodate that right now. Have a good day, sir. >> All right. So, F is acting as >> What's that? This is all private property. It's not federal government. So, all this is private. We have a we have a trespass order and agreement with them. So, the sidewalks in the public spaces where you're going to have to be referred. >> Got you. So, you're trespassing me for this? >> I'm not. The business entities here have a trespass agreement with the city of F. So, if you have any problem with who's trespassing you, take your digits. I >> I've been trespassed out of here unlawfully already. Are you trespassing me on behalf of that? >> I am not trespassing you in the sense that if the property owners here want you to conduct your business, that's fine. But if you're walking around here doing this, you might get some calls on you and then we might unfortunately have to come. >> I got a question. Is it your position just and I appreciate the uh even though I don't agree with the unlawful trespass, is it your position as an agent of the city of F that I cannot in accordance with federal law for ice versus city of Seattle police officers and record them? Are you telling me I cannot do that's ninth circuit? Ninth circuit. >> You're speaking over me. Have a good day, sir. >> All right. So, looks like they're going to violate Fortisers versus the city of Seattle. the uh that ruling in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has made it clear that that police officer right there and those two police officers right there are allowed to be recorded from publicly available spaces. This is effectively an easement that allows me to view this facility from out here. Now, I've been unlawfully trespassed from this building or from the inside from the lobby. So, it looks like what's happening here uh is they're attempting to prevent the public, the members of the public they don't want from showing up. So, this is pretty amazing, too. You've got the city of F, a local municipal police department is acting on behalf of the federal government in an effort to prevent foyers from happening in person. He's just admitted that they're not going to accept that. I can't make them take that records request, but they're also getting local PD here. They are to show up here on site and trespass unlawfully from a federal facility. Now, granted, this is a concurrent legislative jurisdiction, so they can show up here and assist. If this was an exclusive jurisdiction, it would be different. >> No handcuffs, no shouting. Yet, a single decision may carry long-term legal consequences for all involved. Up next, the blunt words from the OKC PD officer toward the sheriff heated up the entire traffic stop. >> Hello. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Doing great. >> What's up, man? >> You're the sheriff, aren't you? >> You're You're Tom or not, Eric? It's Brown. >> Chris West. >> Chris West. Chris West. >> So, I my intent [clears throat] was just to write you a warning. Can I go back and write you a warning? >> Do you need me to? I'd rather not be >> nothing. >> The officer approached calmly, intending to issue only a warning to avoid causing trouble. And the individual did not want the incident officially recorded. >> It was just ratchet warning from the start. >> Well, here here's my deal. You know, I'm a retired troop. Yeah. >> I never did. >> Yeah. >> When I stopped cops, as soon as I found out, it was like and I I really just didn't understand. I talked to Jordan before retired because I had I had a lot of time at the same time. Then then I I think it's just my my deal was my guys and so I think that's a part of professional. It's not just about >> Well, you could you could just not speed in >> this is a county vehicle. No different than you going somewhere else. So listen, Stanley, I'm not going to call the truth and complain. >> Although caught speeding, the individual only received a warning. But the situation took a tense turn when they revealed they were a former police officer, intensifying the exchange about power and responsibility. >> I'm just saying from my perspective of another agency and not just the sheriff and the trooper, that's not I don't think that's really >> well on a professional courtesy. >> Well, just as professional and courtesy, uh, you know, as you're talking about being [clears throat] Police use of disrespectful language can lead to allegations of abuse of power and professional misconduct. Power carries responsibility. 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