We have put the board there, >> right? >> It's prohibited for the trespasses, right? >> He said he want. >> Well, you don't want you. You >> don't want to take the picture. >> Look, he's rude, man. >> No. >> All right. Well, you're making people feel uncomfortable. >> That's fine. >> So, if they want you to leave, >> it's a public property. >> Have you been asked to leave? >> No. Okay. >> From a harmless step forward, a forbidden boundary was imposed in an [music] instant. The air grew heavy and confrontation began to ignite. >> The camera kept rolling. The circle [music] closed in. Voices rose and chaos erupted. Before anyone could stop it, a walkway that appeared open, yet they repeatedly blocked it, vaguely citing a [music] restricted area, leaving an unsettling sense that something was being hidden. >> Flippy, that's a big hotel, huh? >> Excuse me. So, this side is this side of the hotel is not allowed. >> It looks open to me. >> No, no, sorry. It's not open to the public and it's not for you as well. >> Oh, it looks open. Come on. >> No, no, please. You have to understand it's not open to anyone. Not only you, anyone. Even I cannot go back. >> Why? >> It's prohibited for the hotel hotel access. >> I think you're mistaken. >> I'm I'm clear about that. >> It looks open. >> It's closed. >> How about I want to, you know, I want to chill. >> We have a park over there. Park. >> That's it. It's not the M4. Do you know? Yeah. >> M4. Yeah. Yeah. Of course, sir. I have to understand, please. We requesting you. It's not allowed. >> Yeah. Yeah. Be I'll be very quick. >> No, it's not allowed to go this side. I'll be very quick. It's a private property. Please. >> I know. I know. I know. >> Please. Please. You're not doing requesting this. >> Ah, you don't do this, brother. >> It's a problem for us, not for you. Please. You need to understand. Please. >> Yeah. But you need to lock it. It's open, brother. >> That's why we are here. >> You listen to us when we say >> what's the Why you hiding there? >> Nothing. >> Well, it looks like you're hiding something. Where is >> there's nothing to hide, but it's closed for everyone. I thought that >> it's not closed there. It's open. >> No, it's closed. >> Ah, now you put your mask on as well. >> You can record. But >> yeah, I'm just recording. I'm just recording. >> But you It's like you're hiding something. I don't understand what it is. >> You cannot go this way. At least you have to understand them. Why you It's not allowed. It's a prohibited. >> It's a private prohibited property and no trespasses allowed beyond that point. But still, you are here. >> Which point? We can't go there. The barricade we have put we have put the board there. >> Right. >> It's prohibited from the trespasses. >> Right. Right. >> With a single click of the camera, tension instantly [music] escalated. Personal boundaries were torn apart and a hostile crowd began to gather. >> It's not my not my suggestion. >> What do you mean? >> It's not my suggestion. >> You can't take pictures. >> No. >> Why? >> It's my personal life. Why you are including my personal life? >> It's not your personal life. Just my personal life. >> Which country you come from? >> I'm here. >> No, no. Which country you come from? >> Oh, what? What you? What? >> Just to tell you there's a difference. >> What you want? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Nothing. You call me. You say come come and you say why you take pictures. And I'm telling you in England we can take any picture we like. >> Be careful. Don't every everybody >> everybody everybody everybody in out you take a picture if you want. If you want. >> No I I didn't want. >> No no no no. If you want to take it you can take it. >> I'm not a suggestion with you. Why you are take my picture? >> What's the problem with you? >> The the picture that I took. >> Yeah. Why you are taking picture? >> It's not yours. It's mine. >> Why you are take my picture? >> But it's not your picture. It's my picture. >> I know your mobile. But why you are pick take my picture? I also take this one. >> You did this one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Why? Why you are take the picture? >> Because when it is today I came here. I I wanted to like uh film around the hotels where the Are you a similar? >> No. >> What are you? >> I'm a tourist. >> You're tourist. Okay. So, I wanted to film the area because the hotels >> Yeah. be >> in the past they used to have like people on holiday now. Now they don't. Now they have like asylum seekers and and refugees and all that. So, I'm just filming the area. >> Yeah. >> That's it. Are you Why is that a problem? >> Yeah, that's why it's a problem. >> The problem are the asylum seeker refugee. No, I'm not asylum seeker. >> Okay. >> I'm a tourist. >> We can film tourist as well. >> Yeah. Why you are take my picture? >> So, uh, you're a tourist. Did you go to Big Ben? >> Yeah. >> Did you go to Buckingham Palace? >> Yeah. >> Calls for the police rang out. The camera shook. Chaos erupted. He claimed he was being chased [music] and that weapons had appeared. >> [ __ ] you. Yeah, I've got an emergency. >> Hello. >> Please give me that. Give me that. >> Give me that. >> Come on now. >> Come on. >> Come on now. Come on. >> Come on now. >> I'm on the phone. >> I'm peaceful for me. I'm peaceful. It's not me. It's not me. Hey, them two need to need to be stopped. Hey, security. You need to stop them, too. >> Hello. Yeah. Hi. >> Yes, I need the police assistance. Sorry, I was protecting myself so I couldn't speak to you. I was just attacked by uh by the airport two asylum seekers or whatever they are. I'm in H. I'm in Hyde Hotel. [music] >> Just when it seemed safest, a chilling reversal unfolded. The person who [music] had just been attacked suddenly became the one in handcuffs. >> AB, I've spoken to um a C department. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And due to the level of injuries another man has sustained during this assault today. Okay. Um unfortunately, I'm going to have to place you under arrest for GBH. You do not have to say anything, but may army defense if you do not mention when questioned something you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence. We need to give you we need you to give your account of what's happened today in regards to this GBH. Um so the time is now 1612. All right. Um >> so just relax for a moment. I've got no necessary for me to cuff you. Sure. >> Okay. Um you've been fine with us. This is protocol to and procedure to ensure that all evidence is is collected correctly. Time 1612 Haze. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. Um could you just um would you mind putting up the space cuz I've got to search this gentleman. I'm going to be careful cuz I know he's got some aches and pains and um >> obviously I'm I'm going to be as sympathetic and professional as I can. Sir, what's my colleagues doing that apart from what happened today? Do you take any medication or do you have any other sort of like medical needs? >> Uh, >> yeah. I take Simple like asthma stuff. >> Do you take the um, you know, the the pumps and stuff like that? >> Yeah, the red one. You probably wouldn't even know what that is. Simple. It's a red one. It's an inhaler. I take an inhaler. >> Do you have that with you? >> No. Uh, >> sorry. Uh, no. No. Nothing else apart from No. >> Is that correct? >> That's it. Yeah. >> Citizens can sue police officers under SS1983 [music] when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages [music] and face disciplinary action or termination. Police may face internal discipline, civil lawsuits, collapsed [music] cases, criminal prosecution, and long-term loss of credibility. Up next, it was just a walk through city hall. But the moment the camera turned on, uneasy eyes began tracking every step. >> Can I help you? >> Hi. How's your day going? >> Good. >> So, what is this apartment about? >> Are you filming me? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Yes. >> I didn't submit permit for my >> Are you a public employee? >> Uh-huh. What am I What are you filming me for? >> Uh, I don't know yet. >> Why? >> Hold on one second. >> All right. >> I'm working on the story. Jason right now. >> Jason right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Ask him. >> Thank you. >> Who's Jason doing though? >> No. >> Julie, >> can I ask you a question? Are we having um Does Jason know anything about filming going on today? You guys says he's from the press and he's doing I don't He said he didn't know who his story was for. >> Jason's not in today. >> Oh, okay. So, I was just wondering which entity are you with? >> Private press. >> Private press. >> Yes. I I don't I Did you have a specific storyline that you're trying to help me narrow down who you're with? >> Not yet, but right now she I guess she wants to be the story. >> Cuz Jason's in charge of all the you know the um >> he hadn't told me anything about it and he's not [clears throat] in today. So Okay. >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> Do you know who who you called or who called you to? >> I didn't call anyone. I don't I guess I don't have to call anyone. >> Says first amendment auditor. >> Oh. Oh, no. That's No, that's fine. I just was trying to figure out if you had coordinated something with >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Okay. >> I'm just doing a random audit here. So, >> okay. >> Will you any information? Did you need something? >> Yeah, probably would be great if you give me some info. >> What did you need? >> Uh to know about your department cuz it says park leisures or something. >> Okay. >> A simple question, an ordinary [music] frame, yet someone suddenly treated the camera as a threat. >> What's everyone going here? >> Hey. Hey. >> You're good. You're good. I thought they were coming out here, but I guess not. They're going to go around me. They didn't close them. How's it going there? Hey, who do you work for us? See, you have a badge. >> The police department. >> Police department. What are you? You're like chief captain? >> Captain. >> Captain. Oh, cool. What's your name? >> You guys just videoing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> First amendment. >> Yeah, that's fine. Yeah. >> What do you think about the First Amendment, though? >> It's why we have it, >> right? All right. Stay safe, man. And professional. Have a good day. You, too. >> Yeah. I will. I'm having one, let me tell you. So, they having like a conference here or something. I don't know. They planning something here maybe. I don't know. Are they snitching on me? >> Hello. >> Hi. So what I was wondering is [laughter] >> when agenda items >> when the next one is when um for the next meeting when >> I think it's Thursday before. Okay. All right. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Those candies are really good. But I almost ate the paper right now. My goodness. Can't believe it. Hey, this is a pretty big city. My goodness. A lot to cover here. >> How's your day going there? >> It's going good. >> Good. What do you do here? >> I don't really feel comfortable with youing me. >> Why? [laughter] >> What do you mean uncomfortable? >> Well, aren't you a public official? >> Yeah. >> That you you're not entitled to privacy. I mean, you might want to get a private uh job in the private sector. Maybe that way they don't record you. >> Well, it's it's not really the recording, but >> what is it? >> I guess I look creepy or something. >> In the halls of city hall, the moment a badge appeared and eyes shifted, the atmosphere tightened, the camera became the focal point. >> Hello, sir. >> How can I help you? >> How are you? >> Good. You >> great. You're just walking around recording people. >> Nah, >> you're not. >> Well, it's obvious that I'm recording people now. >> Okay. Do you have a good reason to be recording? You're an amendment auditor? >> Yep. >> Okay. All right. Well, you're making people feel uncomfortable. >> Did they make you aware of that? >> Not really. >> No. >> Yeah, but their feelings do not trump my rights. >> What was that? >> Their feelings do not trump my rights. >> Okay. >> So, they can cry a whole river. Do you have any idea or anything? >> Do I have to? >> I'm just asking you. >> I'm just asking. >> All right. Well, you're making people feel uncomfortable. >> That's fine. >> So, if they want you to leave, >> it's a public property. >> Have you been asked to leave? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You know, I don't have to leave, right? >> What's your name? >> Hello. Well, you have to stay a certain distance away from me cuz >> Is it our law that says that? >> Yes. Safety issue. >> Voila. >> How long has this guy been in here? >> Maybe about 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes. And he's just walking around the halls recording people. >> You're going live. >> Okay. >> Or being not dumb dumb. >> You came out really dumb to me. You know that? >> Redundant. >> Dum dum. >> Like dumb. >> What's your name? What's your name, ma'am? >> You don't tell me your name, I'm going to go to your police department and put a complaint on you. That's fine. >> What's your name? >> Across the street. >> What's your name? >> I'll get your car number right now. >> Can you find? >> When police arrived, personal emotions collided headon with constitutional [music] rights, and the limits of authority began to be tested. >> See, she make >> Hey, call me a sergeant, please. I need to make a complaint on her. Our Sergeant on his way. >> Okay. I'm going to show you what's good today, right? So you can look unprofessional. >> All right. >> Yeah, >> you can say that's fine. I mean, but I'm not going to look dumb on YouTube. It's going to be you. And make sure you read the comments. >> Who are you here? >> Oh, he's just a ride along, sir. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. He's not supposed to engage. >> What's your name, by the way? >> Officer Horton. See, you should learn from her. >> You should train her, man. >> She's dumb. >> She's very dumb. >> She's very dumb. >> Yeah, because she doesn't know how to say her name. >> You can go to the police department and make a complaint. >> No, I won't make a complaint on you. I tell you that. You said that's fine right now, but I mean, >> yeah, hear that. Let me go back. Let me go back. Everything good? >> Yeah, I had a Moreno over there. She didn't want to identify identify herself. So, I want to make a complaint. Can I do it with you? >> You can come to the police for >> Okay, I will go. I will make one. >> She wanted to be dumb on YouTube. Well, she's going to look dumb on YouTube. Make sure you don't learn from them, bro. Cuz you're going to look dumb like her. You'll see her on YouTube. I'll put Potterville Police Department. Just look it up. Yeah. Don't learn from them, man. Don't be a tyrant. Teach them how to honor their oath. >> Well, she was good, though. What's your name, officer again? I forgot. >> Officer. >> I forget things. Okay. You see, you should learn from her, not from Moreno. That's how you make yourself look dumb. >> Hey, can you take me to the police station so I can make my complaint? >> Well, um, I cuz I already have a ride. You just walk up straight here and it's going to be the building on the uh northwest corner. >> Very professional. I'm telling you, you should learn from her for reals. And honor your oath. Not don't learn from Moreno. She tries to act too cocky. >> Have a good day. >> All right. You too. What's your name, bro? >> Mine? >> Her? His? >> Oh, he's not supposed to engage. >> Are you sure? >> If he doesn't want to, he doesn't have to. >> You don't want to give me your name? >> Okay, I'll find out what your name is. I just got your face. My subscribers are going to post it. No handcuffs, no charges. Yet, the legal consequences of a single moment of abuse of power can linger for years. Police may face internal investigations, administrative discipline, civil complaints, and financial liability. Just for parking while waiting for her grandmother with a disability placard, she was arrested by police. A case of abuse of power that cannot be ignored. GOING. [screaming] [screaming] >> The officer checked the disability parking placard and demanded the woman's ID. Tensions escalated as the officer threatened arrest if she didn't cooperate and mentioned that her child wasn't properly secured. >> Hi. >> Hey. I was just checking the uh placard. I'm seeing who whose name it was in and if you were the the owner of the placer. >> My grandmother. She went in the store. >> She went in the store. >> Yes, ma'am. I had dropped off. She went in the store. But I come on. I come on. How'd you drop her off? >> I I just moved. >> Okay. I need you to see your ID, please. >> I need your ID, please. >> What did I do? >> Cuz you're parking in a handicap and you're not allowed to park here. >> But I just said I was going to move my grandma, but she's handicap. She's in the store. >> How did she come out of this vehicle? >> I dropped her off at the other. >> Did she come out of this vehicle? >> I dropped her off. >> Did she come out of this vehicle? >> Can I get your ticket, please? >> I haven't done nothing, ma'am. No, you're parking into a handicap a vehicle using someone else's. >> My grandmother is handicapped. I dropped her off in the car. >> How did she How did she get here with all this stuff in here? >> Just move. >> Feeling unfairly treated. The woman requested to speak with the supervisor, but the officer still threatened to forcibly remove her and ignored her explanation that her grandmother was nearby. >> I haven't done anything. >> You're parking. You're using You're violating handicap parking violation. I see your ID, please. I haven't done anything. >> You have? And I'm requesting your ID and if I don't get it, I will arrest you. >> It's just simple. >> What is she doing? >> And then your children are not properly in their nursing to unbuckle them. You just find a reason to [ __ ] with me. >> She didn't unbuckle them. >> I unbuckled them. I was getting READY TO GET OUT THERE. >> And you just now parked. I came up right behind you since you parked. You do not turn around and unbuckle them. Yes, I did. She went out here. >> You're lying to me. You're refusing to identify yourself. >> I want I want a supervisor or something cuz you you feeling real hostile and [ __ ] I need you I need you to get I need you to get a supervisor cuz you sitting up here [ __ ] with me for no mother. >> There's no need. >> You need you get I need a supervisor cuz you mess with me for no reason and I told you I would move. I told you I would move. Girl, you messing with me for no reason. I got my kids in here. I do not feel safe that you're doing anything. >> You're escalating. You're doing >> Come on, man. Come on. Come on. Do what you got to do. >> Step out of here. Please step out of here. >> The woman requested to see a supervisor, but the officer forcibly removed her from the vehicle, causing her distress and pain before the supervisor arrived. >> You got the idea. >> You said you asked for my ID. I just gave you an idea, bro. A4 Walmart. Aisle four. Get out of the vehicle now or I will make you get out. >> OH MY GOD. WHY YOU WHY YOU GRABBING ME? >> Why are you grabbing ME? WHY ARE YOU GRABBING ME? [crying] >> I have you grabbing me, bro. [screaming] >> You going get out. >> Get out. >> The back of the vehicle now. >> Girl, she just grab the back of the vehicle. Grab me >> because you're refusing to go. [screaming] SHE RUN ME. >> [crying] [screaming] >> AFTER THE TENSE INCIDENT, the captain came to help her stand up, encouraged her to stay calm, and guided her to sit and rest, easing the tension and moving to handle the situation more professionally. >> There you go. There you go. Influence. >> Okay. Okay. Breathe. Breathe. You're all right. All right. What's your [laughter] name, ma'am? >> It's on my ID. >> Okay. I'm Sergeant Dober. Okay. >> Can I get you to do me a favor? I'm going to come over here and let you see my car. Keep breathing. I'm going [snorts] get past. Come on. Come on over here to my car. Okay. Mississippi. >> The incident may lead to an internal police investigation regarding abuse of power and procedural violations during the arrest. When everyone stays within their [music] proper role, freedom is protected and order is preserved. This is what sustainable justice truly looks like. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? 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