What crime did you suspect me or commit? >> Trespassing and I'm asking you for your information so I can write in what crime articulated crime train station. >> So what crime did I commit you? >> Absolutely not. N >> I can't I can't see. >> Yeah, he's being live streamed. You're being live streamed. >> You can't touch him. >> Touch me. What did you say? I can't hear you. >> Why you touch him though? >> I can't hear him. >> No clear accusation. No handcuffs. Yet [music] mounting pressure shows the boundaries of the law being pushed to their limits. >> You can't force me to get >> Hold on. Let me talk. You can't force me to get my ID without breaking the law. >> Well, when the police office ask for identification, >> that's not what Florida penal code 911 stop 151 states. It states sus suspicion of a crime. A body committed a crime. I have committed a crime park property. >> No, you're not, sir. This is a public sidewalk. We are >> still on camp property. We're still right here on camp property. >> We are. >> What is said here [music] will become a key detail when the officers themselves will later have to face. What began as a seemingly simple request at a train station quickly turned into [music] a confrontation between the law and authority. >> What's going on, man? >> What's your name and your badge number? >> Officer Pit 3199. >> Thank you. What's your name and your badge number? >> Hold on. What's your name, sir? What is your name? >> What crime you should make me permit? >> Well, they want a trespass warn you, which they have the right to do off their train. >> So, I don't need I don't need to get my name. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> All right. >> First of all, >> I don't want to talk though. They need your name. No, >> they for the form. Yes, they do. >> No, they told me to leave. I left by law. I left. You can warn me. >> I need your information to put in my system. Trespass. >> No, I'm not. What crime do you suspect me to commit? >> Trespassing. And I'm asking for your information so I can write. >> What crime? Articulate a crime. Train station. >> Okay. They told me to leave and I left. So what crime did I commit? >> Absolutely not. 901.151 stays different. >> Florida penal code stays different. >> No handcuffs, no clear accusation. Yet he was still declared detained, [music] pushing everything dangerously close to abuse of power. What is your name and date of birth? >> What's your name and your badge number? >> Don't give it to them. >> You have to. >> No, I just get you my primary. I'm the primary. >> Okay. So, why are they here? >> Because I they're my backup. >> Okay. I need their names. >> In case you violate my rights, I need to know who to contact their form >> and I'm not giving. They asked me to leave. They asked me to leave and I left. Okay. So, you don't need my information. So, you don't need No, I'm not giving them my information. Florida pen code 91. See this >> Florida pen code says I don't care. >> It states that you need to provide the >> first you need to warn me what you're doing now and I'm not under I have nothing to do with >> good. SO I'M NOT YOU CAN'T FORCE ME TO GIVE >> Hold on. Let me talk. >> You can't force me to give my ID without breaking the law system. >> Well when the police officer ask for identification. >> That's not what Florida pen code 911 stop 151 states. It say sub suspicion of a crime. About to commit a crime. I have committed a crime. You can pat me but you can't search me. I do not agree to any illegal searches or seizures. >> That's fine. Here go to sergeant now. That's great. >> Okay. Good. >> Do a favor. You can hold your phone. >> Am I being detained? >> Well, right now, yes, you are. >> For what crime trespass investigation? >> I'm not a respect. I'm I'm talking to you. >> Okay. >> I need the sergeant, please. >> Sergeant, >> thank you. >> And so you told them not to identify to a citizen, right? >> You told them, >> you're dealing with me. I'm the primary. >> But they're here. >> No, they they have nothing to do with it. They responded. >> First of all, why you so loud? Back up a little bit. >> I'm right here. >> Okay, but back up a little bit. >> Cuz you're right next to me. No, you walked up to me. Okay, I'm going to step a step back. I'm going to take a step back now. Am I being detained? >> Yes, you're still being detained for question. What took place on the train? >> As since I'm being detained, then at this point, I'd like to assert my fifth amendment privilege. >> My god. What took place on the train that they want they didn't want to trespass on you? >> Tensions escalated [music] as constitutional rights were invoked while pressure from police pushed the situation to a turning point. >> What are you doing? >> I did. I talked to her, but I want your side of the story. Said >> I don't have a side. >> There's two sides of the story, right? >> I don't have a side. I don't answer questions, buddy. >> You don't answer questions? >> No. >> Okay. But you have to provide ID on No, I don't. >> For an investigation. Yes, you do. >> Suspicion of a crime or about to commit a crime or have committed a crime. >> I have it with >> 911.151. >> I'm an activist and you know I don't have to give you my information. I see. >> You know, I don't have to give you my information. So all that when a >> first of all you have your name for the form for them. >> No, I don't cuz No, they asked me to leave and I left. I know the law. I'm very I'm very well verssed in the law. They told me to leave and I left. >> So that's my warning. I'm very versed in the law. >> Ask you, they want to put you in the system. So when we have to deal with you again, if we do, it's already there, sir. >> Then that's when you get it. If I break the law, that's when you get it. >> No, you put it now. So >> no, I don't like giving my name to the government for nothing. >> How do you get checks for paid stuff like that? >> I said for nothing. >> For nothing. But for anything, right? So >> I don't like giving my I don't like giving my information to the government just randomly. >> Stop yelling at me. >> I'm not I can yell. I can talk. Freedom of speech. >> I'm asking you to stop yelling. >> You feel threatened. >> I kind of do. Okay, then you can go. >> I I can't go. Honestly, >> you can go. >> Believe me, I wish I could. >> Okay. >> It would be a resolved issue. >> Where's the sergeant? I want to talk to the sergeant. >> Call the sergeant. >> He's coming to talk to you. >> Cuz I'm being illegally detained right now. >> Are you really? >> Are you? If you provided your name and your information, you >> I don't have to. And you know that. That's why I'm not in cuff. That's why you're not taking me to I'm not giving them my information. >> It's not my headache, dude. >> Okay. Then why are you still here? >> Don't get the information they need. I put you in a system myself for contact >> and you don't want to do that. >> No. You want to elevate it to somewhere else. >> I'm not elevate. You're going to elevate it. All you have to do is follow the law. >> I am following the law. >> No. Then follow 901.151. Follow penal code 901.151. >> Follow penal code 901.151. >> Sir, >> you know what that states, right? >> On the wall. >> What crime have I committed? >> Well, you were causing a disturbance. >> I didn't cause a disturbance. They did. They asked me to leave and I got off. I followed their rules. >> I need information for their report, sir. >> Okay. But no, that's not how the law works. >> You're not in my law. LIKE I'M >> OKAY. SO WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO FORCE me to give them my information when I don't have to? >> Sir, >> she can just put a good citizen. >> Good citizen >> for her. Good citizen. >> Okay. So when the police get involved, I can identify you for purposes. Yes. >> Not unless you suspect me or committing a crime. >> Well, I can suspect you're disturbed on a train. >> No. >> Yes, I can. >> You can. I didn't. >> I did. According to me, I didn't. So their word is more powerful than mine. >> You wouldn't tell me the story. I actually I didn't ask you what happened. >> I'm telling you now, I didn't create a disturbance. I'm telling you now, I didn't >> There's no explaining. >> Explain. I >> The explanation is The explanation is >> the incident did not end in handcuffs, but in legal consequences that could be severe for those who cross the line. >> No, you trying to demand me to give my information to them. >> They need it for their report. >> I don't care. And I'm telling you, you're trying. That's not true. Sergeant, you hear what he said, Sergeant. When as an officer asked me my name, I have to give it to him. >> If you're being detained, you are. >> Yes. >> No, I have to be legally detained. But you do this so often we actually know who you are. >> Lawfully detained. >> I'll give you consistent. Have a nice day. >> Lawfully detained. >> Stay out of my face. >> I'm not in your face. You just came right here. >> Look. Look. See how your feet moving? Kick rocks. >> Give up a lot of junk. I'm trying to get it. That's how it's done, people. Big Nick South Accountability. Ow. Citizens can sue police officers under SS1,983 when their rights are violated. Officers who [music] break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. The officers faced potential consequences including disciplinary review, loss of qualified immunity, damage to the department's reputation, and personal legal liability. Up next, from a single camera, tensions ignited as civil rights collided with authority. What's going on? Hello. What's going on? What are we doing? besides taping people. Okay. Do you guys have any ID or anything like that? You know, you're on inside a military installation. You do know that. Okay. Can you explain to me what's going on so I don't have to get a bunch of calls? So, you're drawing attention to people. You're recording vehicles and coming in and out of installation. Can you explain to me why? Can you explain to me why? Okay. Do you have any ID or anything like that? Can I get a name from you or anything like that? Okay. How about you? Any name? >> I don't answer question. >> I I can't hear you. >> I don't answer questions. I can't hear you. I can't I can't see. >> Yeah, he's being live streamed. You're being live streamed. You can't touch him. >> Touch me. I What did you say? I can't hear you. >> Why you touch him, though? >> I can't hear him. >> Doesn't matter. That gives you the right to touch people. >> So, what are you guys doing here? That's all I'm asking you. I want you to put the camera down so I can see you. >> No, you don't go approach somebody. No, no. >> I want to see who you are. >> We're not We're not We're not part of your military. So, you have no jurisdiction over us. So, you better before you get in a lot of trouble. I'm telling you right now. >> Repeated warnings were issued, but instead of clarifying the situation, they pushed everything in a more dangerous direction. >> I'm asking you. >> I'm warning you. I'm warning you. You're being warned. Okay. So now you want to talk. I don't understand >> because you just assaulted him by grabbing him. >> I didn't assault him. >> What would happen if I touched you right now? >> I would say don't touch me too. >> Exactly. So that's because >> Okay. Listen to me. >> You need to go ask a question inside a military installation. >> You have no jurisdiction. So we don't consider you anybody on camp property. >> No, you're not, sir. This is a public sidewalk. We are >> still on camp property. We're still right here on camp. >> I'm asking you questions trying to figure out who >> Leave us alone, please. >> All right. Very good. I I'll do I I'll do a right now. You don't need to touch nobody. >> That's fine. 2798. >> Matter of fact, can I get your supervisor? I want to put in a complaint for you touching this. This >> All I ask him to do is put the camera down. >> Uh, you don't walk up to him and then it would be an issue. You walked up to his personal space. What? Excuse me. What kind of logic is that? You walk up to his personal space. >> Can't put your hands on people, sir. I'm not in the army. You have no say so over civilians, sir. >> Well, I do. We own a military installation. >> We're not on a military installation. >> Here, you see the signs. This can't work. So, you're still on an installation, >> sir. >> A seemingly minor physical contact was enough to turn the entire interaction into a serious legal issue. >> Ask a question. >> But why do you have to touch him? >> Well, because he had the camera right in my face and I said, "Can you put the camera?" >> Excuse me. He has never moved and we have it documented. He never moved. You approached him. I >> I I don't know what the >> This is Sergeant This is Sergeant Jayluke, you guys. Uh police sergeant. It's not. And he thinks this is a game. He thinks that people doing a constitution protected act is a game. >> It's not. I just I don't understand what >> you don't have to understand. Who are you? >> Why would you not communicate with me now? You want to communicate? >> I don't. Because you touch this man. >> Okay. I simply asked you to just put the camera down and not put it in my face. That's all. >> I didn't put it in your face up to me. >> Yes. Now you're being dumb because that's a dumb logic. How are you going to go up to him? >> All right. So, I'm going to have Dublin come out and then we're going to >> It don't matter. It don't matter who you have come out, sir. You just can't You can't put your hands on nobody. >> You can come. You can come. You can come. >> Look at this guy running. Look at this is the This is what your military's come down to. They're afraid of the press doing a story. This guy comes up to him. This guy comes up to him and touch his guardian. >> How you doing, sir? >> What's going on, guys? >> Just doing a little story, sir. Want to be left alone, but he put his hands on on on a press. >> What's your name, man? What's your name? >> They're taping. They're doing all the stuff. So, officer. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just watch your guys' steps. You guys already messed up. >> I got >> Here you go. Here. I'm going to educate you guys. Are you willing to talk to me manto man and just listen to what I got to say? I'll show you what we're doing the story on. It's a declassified papers that was supposed to be sent out to you guys in 2010. Here you go guys so everybody could see from look about about recording outside federal installations and this is what the story was on. >> Well, I've asked for that. When citizens began invoking the Constitution and specific laws, the atmosphere shifted noticeably and not everyone was ready to face that. >> The information that I just asked that he's trying to provide now >> is exactly what I asked when I first came in. >> So you're so you're saying that we don't have the right to to to remain silent? >> Say you didn't have a right for anything. >> Why did you touch him? Why did you touch him? >> He touched He actually touched him. >> I said, "Hey, sir." So I couldn't see his face and I said, "Hey, I need to see your face." >> He touched him. You had no reason. I went like that. >> In any world, even in a man's world, you know, you don't do that to another man. >> Grab a man's wrist. We'll work this all out. >> Hey, do it. Yes, sir. I like to call battery charges against this man right here. Okay. I'm on a public sidewalk outside. He touched me. >> You're going to leave. Okay. So, you're not going to file an assault battery charge? No. >> What's your What's your name badge number? You're being live streamed right now. No. I know I am. >> What's your options of giving you >> violate the law? We're going to address it. Okay. He violated the law. >> Okay, we're going to leave. >> Here you go. >> Here you go. >> There were no handcuffs and no clear arrest, but what was recorded today may ultimately turn back to hold those in power accountable. A call to investigate a dispute unexpectedly turned into a shocking series of violent and abusive actions inside the victim's own home. >> No. >> Oh my god. On January 1st, 2025, police arrived at an apartment to investigate a disturbance, but quickly escalated the situation into chaos. [music] >> It's the sheriff's office. Hello. >> Hello. How you doing, sir? >> Yeah. How are you? >> Got to talk to both of you guys. >> Okay. >> You as well. >> Hopefully. >> Thank you. You guys can stay inside. Don't obstruct. That's my suggestion. Thank you. >> Okay. So, >> now you I'm just letting you guys know right now you guys are being detained. >> Detained? >> Yes. >> Yes. For battery. So, so we're going to ask you, okay? Just be honest with us. [clears throat] >> And there's there's cameras here. My suggestion to you is be truthful. >> I'll do it. >> I don't I don't want his statement to be moed. Yeah. >> Step over here. >> Yeah. >> ID. >> Need your ID. >> ID. Hold on. >> They detained and questioned two men believed to be involved in the altercation. Within seconds, things spiraled into a violent outburst. >> Okay. >> Don't open the door. >> You sir, >> don't open the door on me. >> Do you have a warrant? >> No. >> No. >> No. Do you have a warrant? >> Relax. do that. >> He has to go. >> FOR MY WARRANT FOR my crazy war for my >> Get over here, guys. Get over here. >> Are you kidding me? >> Do you have a warrior, buddy? >> What is your Oh my god. >> DO YOU HAVE A WARRIOR FOR my mom? You got one of those female. >> You have no jurisdiction OVER ME. >> YOU HAVE NO JURISDICTION. WHAT AM I talking? >> What is my We'll get you. Don't worry. Back up. >> What is my go? Get your [ __ ] off my ass. >> Go over there. >> What did she do? >> Where's my crime? >> She asked you one question. >> She kept opening the door. My crime. >> Kept it. >> WHERE IS MY CRIME? SHE slammed into me three times. >> I slammed into the ring camera. >> I got a ring camera, [ __ ] >> Mom. Mom, stop it. >> Camera's rolling. >> We have my home. >> Mom, stop it. >> Hey, stop it. >> Stop it. Mom. >> Lauren. >> No. >> Mom, chill. >> Chill. >> Stop. Yeah, THERE'S A >> MOM, STOP. >> THEY HAVE no jurisdiction. Christy, shut the [ __ ] up. One officer threw a woman against the wall, pinned her down, and dragged her during the arrest simply because she opened the door. When questioned, the officers gave vague answers and appeared to lie. >> We have to work. >> I'M SORRY. WHAT'S MY CRIME? >> STOP. >> STOP IT. >> YOU'RE SCARING MY >> YOU'RE SCARING ALL OF US. STOP IT. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS MY CRIME? SAVE IT NOW. >> MOM, STOP. >> SAVE MY CRIME NOW. >> MOM, STOP IT. HUH? >> WHAT IS MY CRIME? >> STOP IT. MOM, >> YOU GOT ME HANDCUFFED. >> MOM, STOP. >> WHY AM I HANDCUFFED? >> Why am I handcuffed? >> WHY AM I HANDCUFFED? >> WHY AM I handcuffed? >> What the [ __ ] did I do? >> Please. >> No. What the [ __ ] did I do? >> What the [ __ ] DID I DO? >> NO. ARE YOU KIDDING? >> The [ __ ] is this? Just relax, please. >> What did I do? >> We're going to get her now. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> WHAT DID I DO? GET YOUR FOOT OFF ME. >> Get off me. Relax, dude. Get off me [ __ ] th Why the [ __ ] is he here AT MY DOOR? >> I did. Nothing. I did nothing. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. WHAT DID I DO? >> NO, YOU HAVE not responded. >> WE ARE HERE. >> Get your [ __ ] dick out of my face. GET YOUR [ __ ] DICK OUT MY [ __ ] FACE. >> WEDNESDAY, don't stop. >> I have rights. I have rights. >> I have rights. >> Under arrest for what? >> For what? >> Slamming the door into me. That's battery on Leo. DO >> I OPEN a nice cry, douchebag? I mean look I got no crying. >> You got my wife in there. [ __ ] hate you. >> Yes. [laughter] >> INSIDE THE UNIT NOW. EVERYBODY INSIDE. >> YOU [ __ ] HAVE NO JURISDICTION OVER ME. I HAVE COMMITTED NO CRIME. I HAVE committed no crime. I know my [ __ ] right. Two officers then refused to let family members check on her and denied her medical attention. But the misconduct didn't stop there. >> Told her to go back inside and kept opening the door. >> I opened it once. >> I opened it once. >> I opened IT ONCE. EXCUSE ME. >> THAT'S WHY I CLOSED the door. He kept being with my wife. Be with my [ __ ] wife. Don't [ __ ] touch. Don't punch me. >> What did YOU DO? I've done NOTHING WRONG. I live here. >> I live here. >> SHE'S [ __ ] RIGHT. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS OVER ME. >> Relax your back. >> All right. Whatever you want to do. Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. BEHIND YOUR BACK. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. They can't do it. You have no >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Pursuit. >> YOU ARE NOT MY >> ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND? >> GET BACK. >> WHAT ARE YOU WHY ARE YOU THROWING INTO ME? >> SHE IS UNDER ARREST. >> AND YOU'RE GOING TO THROW THE WALL FOR YOU. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU DOING? WHY? >> LOOK AT HER. THERE'S NOTHING YOU AND THE STREET CAN DO. SHE'S HANDLING. >> LOOK AT HER. ARE YOU OKAY? >> SHE'S running from the law. SHE'S GOING TO CALL ME IN my hand. Please help us. >> How dare you? >> How dare you? >> CALM THE [ __ ] DOWN. >> YOU WERE asking me. >> The police also arrested her husband when he tried to defend her. Little did they expect that their wrongful actions would be exposed by the couple's daughter. A healthy society is not built on fear or coercion, but on mutual respect [music] between citizens and those who enforce the law. 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. [music]