What am I being detained for, sir? How you doing, sir? >> You're taking pictures of county vehicles and county buildings. >> Okay. So, is that a crime? >> Right now, you need to identify yourself to the police. If if we're weren't stopping to talk to you, yes, you need to identify yourself to me. >> Just for [music] taking photos in a public place, police couldn't find a crime. So, they kept changing [music] excuses to abuse their authority in front of the camera. >> Need to provide that because we need to identify who you are. So that also requires you to remove your mask temporarily while we identify who you are. >> All right. So >> and now if you continue to refuse, you can be arrested for a felony charge of wearing a mask in public. >> Okay. So >> So what did Unable to find a crime, police kept changing excuses to abuse their power on camera. The moment he pressed the shutter, he was immediately [music] stopped. And when he spoke up about being detained, the boundary of authority began [music] to be pushed beyond its limits. >> How you doing, sir? Do you have ID on you, sir? >> How you doing? Do you have ID on you? >> How you doing, sir? Do you have ID on you, sir? Sir, do you have ID on you? >> Please don't impede my way of walking, please. >> No, sir. You're taking pictures of everybody. I need to see your some ID. >> All right. So, you're impeding my way of walking, sir. >> Do you have ID on you, sir? >> You're impeding my way of walking. >> I understand that. I need to see your ID, sir. >> Thank you, >> sir. I need to see your ID, >> sir. I need to see your ID. >> I'm not giving any ID, sir. >> You're taking pictures of county vehicles. I need to see your ID, sir. >> Okay. So, what is illegal about being a photographer? >> No, no, no. You're you're being a photographer, but I don't know what what your I don't know what the purposes of your pictures of county vehicles are for. >> So, >> you were at the courthouse yesterday taking photos as well, right? >> What is the purpose? >> Can I see your ID, sir? >> I don't have an ID on me, sir. >> You have nothing on you? >> You're impinged my way out of the bike. >> You can't right now. reason why I can't come. >> I just need to talk to you real quick cuz you're taking pictures of a county complex. >> I don't want to talk anymore. >> I then you need to stand right here while make sure that you're not wanted for something. How about that? >> Stand Stand right here for me. Please don't move, sir. Stay right here for me. >> Okay. >> Make sure this falls under the light. >> All right. You have no ID on you whatsoever. Give your >> What's your name, sir? You're not going to identify yourself to the police? Are you not going to identify yourself to the police, sir? We We have ways to find out who you are. You're not going to identify yourself. >> Okay. Just a fine line, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Stand right here for me till we find out who you are. [clears throat] >> What am I being detained for, sir? >> You're taking pictures of county vehicles and county buildings. >> Okay. So, is that a crime >> right now? You need to identify yourself to the police. If we're if we're stopping to talk to you, yes, you need to identify yourself to me. >> Is that a crime? >> You need to identify yourself to me. That's going to be a crime. >> Let me get your ID where you live at and then let me >> I'm not going to tell you where I live. a mask, a hat, and seven officers surrounding him. From that point on, what seemed like a simple conversation began turning into a tense loop with no way out. >> Say that to somebody. >> No, you're not wearing a J. You're wearing a Redskins hat. >> Okay. But you said a mask. >> You're wearing a face mask. >> Yes. And that's similar to a hijab. Correct. >> Are you Are you saying you're Muslim? >> No, I'm not. But I'm just giving you an example, sir. So if I was wearing a hijad and somebody was walking down >> different that would be different. That's religion. Are you telling me you're Muslim? >> I have no >> you're not Muslim then. So then you >> I has nothing to do about that, sir. I'm trying to make >> it does. You're wearing a Redkins hat and a black mask. >> I'm trying to make a point. >> So what he's trying >> You're not wearing it for a religious purpose. You're just wearing it to wear it >> cuz it's cold outside >> to cover your face to to >> You see that officer? >> Let me Let me just get I'm going to walk over there to make sure. >> No, stay right here. >> All righty. Please don't touch my You see that officer right there? >> No. >> All right. Well, if you turn around, he's wearing the exact same mask that I'm wearing, even with glasses. All right. So, if that is a crime, whatever you're going to ask me or write me a citation, you should do the exact same thing for officer right now. >> Did you ride a motorcycle? >> So, now it's only for if you ride motorcycles. >> That is an officer. That's that is property. That is property of our department. He can wear that mask. >> This is property of mine. I can wear it if it's cold outside. >> Okay. Okay, then you need to identify. So, why don't you pull it down so I can see your face? >> So, let me see this officer's ID then. And when he identifies him where he lives at, then I would like to That's not how it works. >> Okay. Well, then sir, this is kind of like a circular conversation, right? >> No, >> it is. It's very circular conversation. You're asking for something that you're not giving >> and I'm telling you, sir, that I don't have any ID on me. >> You can give me your name. >> I don't want to give my name. >> Right. That's the [music] problem. >> So, now you're telling me >> how do I know that you're not wanted? So now you're telling me that when you're just walking down the street, you can just go to somebody and say, "Hey, let me see your ID." >> No. If I see someone taking pictures of a government building, I walk up to you and say, "Can I see your ID?" You're taking and then they have an option to say, "I have it or I don't." Correct. >> No, you >> So they just need to give it to you. >> If the police come out and talk to you and say, "You need to provide." >> What's that penal code then? >> What's that? >> What's that penal code? What's that? >> The PO code. >> The pen code. What is it? What's the What's the law? >> You need to identify yourself to the police if we're asking you for your identity. >> What's the law saying that? >> Why don't you look me up? You see you seem Do you have Are you a lawyer? >> No, I'm not. >> You seem to know the law. >> But are you a law officer? >> I am. >> So you should know. >> Words like security, suspicion, and these times were invoked. But were they enough to strip a citizen of their freedom while standing on public land? >> See any concern in that? >> No, I don't, sir. >> Okay. Well, there's I think most people probably agree that it's concerning if people are coming up and taking pictures, especially this day and age. And um >> what do you mean by this day and age? >> This day and age where's like there's wars and stuff going on and people plotting and um Boston Marathon bombings and stuff like that. So when people are taking pictures, >> I have nothing to do about that. >> I'm not accusing you all. I'm telling you from our perspective why we come out and why it's our job to investigate because we want to make sure that everybody's going to be safe and sound, right? That's our job as law enforcement. >> Correct. >> Okay. So that's that's why. So, so when we meet somebody walking around, I'll let you I'll let you talk. So, from our perspective, that's why that's why we're concerned. Okay. We have somebody out here in a mask who doesn't want to who doesn't want to identify themselves to law enforcement, who's taking pictures of government buildings. That's our job. That's our job to figure out what's going on. Um, and then when somebody doesn't want to cooperate, that raises even more questions. Okay. >> So, so do you understand that now or do you understand from where I'm coming from? My my perspect >> I can see where you're coming from, but now let's try to see where I'm coming from. Right. So, I'm just walking down the street and I'm taking pictures and all of a sudden you guys just want to ID me, correct? >> No, that's not correct. You were not just walking down the street taking pictures of trees or birds. Taking pictures of government buildings. >> No. Yes, I was. Okay. >> I was taking picture of everything that I can see. >> Yep. Okay. >> Wherever my eye can see, that's what I was taking pictures of. >> Okay. >> Correct. And and to to >> Is that a crime? Taking pictures? Yes or no? >> So, what am I doing here right now with 1 2 3 4 5 six officers around me that I'm not allowed to walk freely? Well, that that's our job. And >> okay, so >> we're asking I'm not I've never said you can't walk through the office. >> Uh Mr. Walsh did, I believe. And when I tried to walk by, I think Mr. Parish said I can't go anywhere. So that's So that's to me is impeding my way. Correct. I asked you why you're impeding my way. >> We're still trying to figure investigate who you are. We're still trying to obtain information. Correct. You can see our concern, right? You you said you've agreed you can see our concern. >> I didn't say anything. I can see I can see where you're coming from. That's not understanding where I'm coming from, but I can understand where you're coming from. Sure, but it has nothing to do about me walking around taking pictures. Sir, >> is is there a reason why you don't want to identify yourself? >> I don't need to. It's not a I haven't committed a crime. >> In the end, an unexpected [music] statute was brought up and in an instant, the only options left seemed to be cooperation or handcuffs. >> So, like I said to him, >> them your name or information? >> No, I have not. >> You do need to provide that because we need to identify who you are. So that also requires you to remove your mask temporarily while we identify who you are. >> All right. So >> and now if you continue to refuse, >> you can be arrested for a felony charge of wearing a mask in public. >> Okay. So >> So what is your decision? What do you want to do? Do you wish to identify yourself or are you going to continue to refuse? >> Am I allowed to go? >> No. You're under investigation right now trying to find out what you're doing. For what crime, sir? >> Your suspicious activity? >> Okay. So, is suspicious activity a crime? And Mr. Hill, is suspicious activity? >> Currently, you're you're detained because you're wearing a mask in public and refusing to identify yourself. That is the charge. >> What is the what what is that statue or penal code that I can't wear a mask, sir? >> It is under 18.2422 prohibitation of wearing a mask at certain places. and shall be unlawful for any person over the age of 16 years of age with the intent to conceal his identity wear any mask, hood or other device whereby a substantial portion of the face is hidden. >> Okay. So you currently are so the first sentence you said sir was in certain places is this is there a sign on are you refusing to remove your mask and identify yourself? Are you refusing to remove your mask and identify yourself? [snorts] >> Yes or no? Well, it's a simple question and I'm going to have to assume that it's going to be a no, which means you're going to be put in place under arrest. >> All you have I just told you. >> Now, are you refusing are you refusing to remove your >> um Are you refusing to remove your mask? >> Completely, sir. >> Thank you. >> What is your name and date of birth? I just gave it to you. I didn't hear you because you were talking at the same time I was talking. >> Mondoga. So, now I'd like to plead the fifth. >> I just gave you my name. And now the fifth and your date of birth, sir. We have to be able to identify you by pulling you up in the system. >> That is great. I just gave you my name. Now I'm pleading the fifth. Sir, I've answered your questions. Now, what is your date of birth? >> Because we need to be able to identify you because I can say I'm I'm the same person. Good >> with a date of birth. Since you don't have any physical ID, we need to run your information. >> I'm not going anywhere. I'm not I already gave it to you, sir. I already gave you all the information. >> He's going to write a dicky spell for >> I already I already gave it to you. I'm I'm sorry that there's 1 2 3 4 five six seven officers that didn't understand that. >> Well, that's the problem because you've been you've been pushing the system the entire time >> cuz right now the charge was the wearing the mask in public >> and you're rising to the level of disorderly conduct and destruction of justice. >> Citizens can sue police officers under section 1983 when their rights are violated. Officers who break the law may be required to pay damages and face disciplinary action or termination. Officers may face internal complaints and civil lawsuits under 42 USC section 1,983. Up next, everything began calmly on the sidewalk until police arrived and the atmosphere instantly shifted. >> What you doing? >> Gasoline and groceries. The list goes on and on. This 9 to5 ain't working. Why the hell do I work so hard? I can worry about my problems. I can't take them when I'm gone. >> One, here comes the two to the three to the four. Tell them bring another. [laughter] Oh, the double shot of whiskey. They know me and Jack Daniels got history. All right, guys. Welcome in. Welcome in. Welcome to my video and welcome back to the channel, guys. Uh we're out here, you know, just doing what we do, documenting. We just sang our favorite song to that gentleman there. Uh it is a bar song by Shabuzzi, guys. A bar song by Shabbouti. It's a great song. And uh yeah, we're just in a singing mood today. All right, y'all. Well, uh, stay tuned and, uh, let's keep standing out here on this beautiful sidewalk on this beautiful day. >> Never think about you with him. >> And girl, tonight won't call again again. Nothing but light. Look into my eyes. I'm still a fool for you. >> I don't care if you >> Nothing I do for you. >> The bank doesn't want you on the property. All right. >> Lies, lies, lies. Girl, I'm on a downhill dive. Habits and heart breaks. Hard to break. >> Are you going to leave? >> Still the same old lies. Lies, lies. >> Do you understand what >> you heard of Morgan Wallen? Lies, lies, lies. It's a really good song. >> I don't know that one. >> So, I don't care that you're recording. I can't >> like I don't give a damn, but I do. Messing me. I mess you. So, do you you hear what I'm saying though? That >> the truth is >> a request that seemed simple at first was made, but the way it was repeatedly enforced left many questioning the boundary between law and authority. >> So, are you going to move off the bank's property or not? >> Just tell the same old lies, lies, lies. Why? Why? Why in the hell do I keep saying I can get you back? Honestly, saying that >> I don't come down with the sun. >> I won't hate myself when the morning comes. All right. Well, the song is over. >> Okay. >> What's your favorite song? >> I don't know if I have one. >> You got to have a favorite song. >> Probably something like Death Talk. >> I'll play it. I'll play it for you. What's it like? Are you going to Are you going to leave the bank's property, though? You can film all you want. They just don't want you on the property. >> What What's the title of the song? >> I'm not here to talk about that. Okay. >> Huh? >> I'm not here to talk about that. Okay. >> Yeah. We're just jamming today. We're out here jamming. >> Okay. So, I'm not even interested. >> Is it like Morgan Wallen? Is it Teddy Swims? Is it >> I'm not interested in your name. >> Hey, you might like You might like Beyonce. >> Do whatever you want. They just want you off their property. >> I think you're a Kendrick Lamar type of person, aren't you? >> Do you hear what I'm saying? >> I think Hold on. I know what you like. You like Baby Shark? We'll play that one. >> Okay. So, if you don't leave the banks, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Something more than just >> Hey, hold on. Hold on one second. Give me a second. All right. Baby Shark. Doo doo doo doo doo doo. Baby Shark. Doo doo doo doo doo doo. Baby. Chopper sound like Baby Shark cuz it go doo doo doo. I don't got no WS no more, but this ain't new to you. Said I'm just a broki, but I ain't she she fooling you. She going to do some things to me that she won't do to you. Man, this is a great song here. Hold on. I got one for you. You like Dirt Road Anthem? >> No, not really. >> What? >> Come on, dude. You got to love Dirt Road. Dirt Road Anthem. That's a That's a banger. Hold on one second. Let me Let me play it for you. >> Do you get what I'm saying, though? That we have to do something a little bit differently if you don't just leave the bank's property. >> Dirt Road Anthem. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on one second. Jason Aldine, he's a great guy. I met him in person actually. >> Oh, yeah. When the man refused to leave, the situation stopped being about recording and began shifting toward a far more sensitive issue. >> My gosh, guys. Oh, this is hilarious. He was uh telling me that I have to get off the uh public easement here. >> All right, man. Yeah. >> I don't care about your name. You can record. They want you off the property. >> Is this their property where I'm standing? It is. >> How do you know that? >> So, because it is. >> Did you look at the survey? >> I didn't. I don't. >> Ah. >> Well, I looked at it. This isn't their property. There has to be somewhere for the public to walk. >> 33 ft from the center line. >> So, I suggest you get back in your little shop right there. >> Look that up in code. >> Uh, why don't you look it up, man? You're the officer. I've done my job. Oh, >> okay. What is your job? >> What is that right there? What is that big tall thing right there? Is that a public utility line? >> Ah, yikes. How you doing? You might want to look it up. Go look it up. It's called a proper investigation. Damn, guys. Rolling in deep. That's actually a good song. Let's play that one. Rolling in deep. What's your favorite song? >> Can I ask why you're here? >> What's your favorite song? >> I don't have a favorite. >> Oh, come on. You got to Are you a country girl? >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> Are you like disgruntled or something? Is that why you're >> What is it? >> Are you disgruntled or >> What do you mean by that? >> I don't know. I was just wondering why you were filming here. Why are you guys here? >> Cuz they asked you to be >> Oh, okay. >> Eyes. Look into my eye. >> What's that song? Rolling in deep. Let's play that one. That one's by Adele. Oh, here we go. There's a fire starting in my heart. Reaching a fever pitch is bringing me out the door. Finally, I can see you crystal clear. Go ahead and sell me out. I'll lay your [ __ ] >> A single small detail about property boundaries flipped the situation. And for the first time, the person behind the camera was no longer on the defensive. So, you're legally allowed to to videotape. Uh, we'll call >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Have you looked it up? >> I said you're allowed to. >> Yeah, but you're just saying something. Do you know exactly where their property line is? >> Trying to explain that. >> Traditionally, the the property lines go between like power poles and the roads. Yeah. >> So, anywhere I would say anywhere out here, you're totally fine. >> Right. Cuz there has to be what? A where for there has to be a place for public to walk, right? >> So, there you go. >> Anywhere if you go in between this line building. >> Oh, I'm not going on their property, man. >> You don't go on their property, you're fine. If you do, we'll come back. We'll have to trespass you. >> Yep. There you go. But you don't get my ID, though. I don't want your ID. Exactly. >> As long as you don't come on the property, we're good. Okay. >> Awesome. Awesome, man. Yep. I'm just going to keep singing. >> Thank you. All right. All right, y'all. Hey. Hey. That is how we do it. Standing on the public easement, y'all. Just documenting, just recording. Wow. This cop really wanted to uh do something. He really wanted to to escalate the situation without even investigating on where their property line is. So, I mean, that's typical though, guys. We already know. >> In the end, the truth was quietly acknowledged. No handcuffs, no citations, leaving only a question for viewers to reflect on. Officers may face internal investigations and federal civil lawsuits under 42 USC section 1,983. The officers may face allegations of excessive force, false arrest, and constitutional violations under 42 USC 1983. Next, in Wisconsin, officers allegedly made up a story to get revenge on an inmate who embarrassed them. resisting. STOP. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Stop resisting. >> All right, let's get let's get let's get some RESTRAINTS ON IT. >> STOP RESISTING. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PLEASE, >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. NOW, I HAVE THE TASER OUT, so don't be making any moves. All right. >> Oh, man. I'm sorry, man. I'm so sorry. [snorts] Don't move. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> 2513. You want to support DS2? Don't move, Barnett. Comply with the directives. I'm sorry. >> On October 25th, 2018, he allegedly spit on correctional officer Russell Goldsmith, and that became the reason for Goldsmith's brutal retaliation. >> You got legs. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Get your restraints on him, >> please. You got legs. >> Go get legs now. Get legs. >> Don't move. Zone responsive. >> We're going to get him up. We're going to take him. Get him in the restraint chair. >> Get the restraint chair ready. >> Comply with directive. >> I have my taser drawn. off. >> Barnett tried to protect himself by curling into a fetal position, but it wasn't enough to shield him from Goldsmith's violence. >> For that, [ __ ] >> Comply with the directives. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> You're a spit mask. >> [clears throat] >> Get it on. >> I'm sorry. >> 13.5. >> He's out in the restraint chair in the B room. Let's move them over here. >> I want him over here. >> Goldsmith then dragged him to another part of the cell block, kept him in a chokeold, [music] and placed him in a restraint chair. When both citizens and law enforcement understand, respect, and maintain their proper boundaries, true safety is ensured, not through fear, but through trust. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? [music] If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. >> [music]