10 Cops V. 1 Camera | This Got Ugly

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This video clearly shows why auditors and cop watchers are needed. When police, police themselves they are never guilty. Watch this!
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[@stevecastro22]

End qualified immunity and 90% of these encounters will STOP!

[@CeanStrauss]

I doubt it. Qualified immunity is only for civil litigation. We need the laws that are already on the books to actually be enforced on (ironically) law enforcement. If LEO's were held criminally responsible for their crimes, then you might get closer to thet 90%.

[@franciscocuevas4540]

Facts

[@SJonesy]

@@CeanStrauss facts

[@technne-gu1yu]

yep and make it to where a cop who violates his oath and the law is put to death watch how quick they magically remember the law...

[@mef9327]

@@CeanStrauss Agree with the caveat that we need BOTH ending Qualified Immunity AND enforcing current laws. I personally would add one more part of the trifecta. There should be no more “investigating ourselves” bullsnot.

[@alastermyst]

He isn't assaulting you. He is battering you and unlawfully restraining/falsely imprisoning you. Much, much more serious crimes.

[@andrewpottinger3540]

Indeed. Assault can be as simple as an uttered threat or a threatening motion.

[@meritholdingllc123]

That's what I thought, but wasn't sure. Thank you.

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

It's still assault.

[@6StimuL84]

Actually with the gun on is aggravated assault and battery and false imprisonment.....AND treason.

[@jesusgavemeaids]

Whether it's "assault" or if it's "battery" can depend on the state you're in.

[@AmericanNinja85]

Just because the officer is giving you a command doesn't mean it's a "lawful" command

[@billw219]

The officers aren't smart enough to understand your post.

[@youtubu124]

They are trained on what to say not to understand what they're saying.

[@AmericanNinja85]

@JSRh1no Gaming yep. Apparently, some police actually believe that whatever order/command they give is a lawful one just because it's coming from a police officer

[@charleshite8580]

Commanding someone is a problem in and of itself..

[@crystalclearwindowcleaning3458]

In fact, it was never stated as fa command, it was a request. "Please sit down." etc.

[@legalizefreedom451]

You are being detained until we find a reason to detain. Nothing will change until we get rid of qualified immunity. That is the whole reason they act like this. No consequences.

[@librab103]

90% QI, 10% actions are condone by their leadership.

[@godaistudios]

QI is only an artificial barrier. As long as cops are indemnified, they are still free to do as they please, since lawsuits are paid by the taxpayer.

[@michaelboskovich6948]

Defund the police

[@matterofrights2344]

this has nothing to do with qualified immunity. This is corruption, plain and simple.

[@spartikus1370]

7 officers to deal with cameras. How pathetic these cops are. It would be nice to see these officers lose their pensions instead of using tax payers money.

[@Pestsoutwest]

If I grabbed a cop by the arm and asked him to sit down, I would be in a hospital then jail. 🤨

[@davebigdog]

If you're lucky You could be 6ft under

[@alanajones4553]

Or dead

[@mattjamison484]

Same. "Live free or die"

[@wolfmonkey2012]

We need to be able to sue the police union's..

[@6StimuL84]

The unions are not committing the felonies the men and women with sworn oaths and duties do.....

[@leftyo9589]

the individual officers that commit the crimes should be held personally accountable.

[@librab103]

That is like Democrats wanting to sue the NRA or gun manufactures when somebody uses a gun to kill another person.

[@wolfmonkey2012]

If you go after the union's thin the union's won't back the bad cop's..

[@williamwatson1998]

If police had to pay lawsuits out of their pockets this would not happen!

[@genericdude6551]

Most likely it'll be paid out of insurance. As long as they don't lose coverage they still won't care.

[@AmericanNinja85]

If you end qualified immunity and law suits started coming out of pensions this kind of stuff would change quickly.

[@TA-uk2qj]

What is qualified immunity?

[@AmericanNinja85]

@T A it protects police and certain government officials from being responsible for and having to pay for damages due to their actions rather that be property damage or physical injuries to a person's body. So pretty much it's really difficult for police to be held personally accountable for things they do even if it's illegal

[@mlhm5]

Qualified Immunity Can Be Revoked - If the police subjects, or causes to be subjected, any individual to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the Constitution and laws, they shall be liable to the party injured by showing; (1) the individual was engaged in constitutionally protected activity; (2) that the policeman's actions caused the plaintiff to suffer an injury that would chill a person of ordinary firmness from continuing to engage in that activity; and (3) that the policeman's adverse action was substantially motivated as a response to the plaintiff's exercise of constitutionally protected conduct.

[@AmericanNinja85]

@mlhm5 I realize this it's still extremely difficult. Most cops get a slap on the wrist and paid vacation. Hence why they aren't afraid to do this stuff. If you end qualified immunity, these situations would stop.

[@seanstephenson7081]

Or they could start taking the lawsuit money out of the department budget.. that would force leadership to care more...

[@unathandavis]

I got assaulted by a female. I called the cops and the first cop to show up searched me, tried to cuff me, changed his mind and started telling me to sit on the curb. And I'm the one who called 😆 Oh and when I told him I didn't consent to the search he said "pfft, oh please, whatever dude" and continued searching.

[@6StimuL84]

THAT would be aggravated assault and battery, false imprisonment and treason......

[@alanajones4553]

Sue him personally

[@brianbagnall3029]

You need to have a camera on them at all times.

[@genericdude6551]

Our society is set up to favor the women even though some of them could clean our clock. This is one of the complaints that MGTOW has - the court system favors the women even though women think they're just as smart and just as strong as males - equality before the law doesn't exist.

[@kevinlewis5194]

That's a great point about taking pensions away instead of trying to abolish qualified immunity.

[@renwynoutcast]

Funny how my comment got removed.

[@kevinlewis5194]

@@renwynoutcast What was your comment? I certainly didnt remove it.

[@davidlongo7391]

If cop's don't care, take away qualified immunity. I bet they'll care then. This has got to STOP.

[@al1383]

Law enforcement's budget has gotten out of control! Look how many officers are free, doing nothing, to come to a call about a guy with a camera. Law enforcement could be cut in half, and Americans would become safer

[@billw219]

With the number of them quitting and retiring it might already be down by half.

[@shane984]

That is absolutely not true. They need better training and need to spend more years in school before becoming LEOs so they understand basic laws, but not less officers.

[@shane984]

@@howlinwulf That's one way to look at it. The other is that if you reduce the amount of officers, you reduce officer presence in cities, which in turn will cause a rise in crime.

[@anarky4711]

He's smiling because he won't see any repercussions since he keeps his superiors happy with his exceptional head bobbing skills.

[@monicacosby4605]

He’s smiling coz he’s N O T normal!!!! And everyone but him knows it

[@genericdude6551]

I wonder if he's still employed as a police officer today - since this is 5 years later.

[@cathytadder1760]

Wow. I’m never surprised but always amazed at their perceived power

[@JDog-tn8we]

Ditto

[@maxwelltodman7211]

When you have out of control officers and prosecutors and judges that actually don’t believe in the law. Then you have a serious problems.

[@HoneyBadger1779]

Which is why these institutions shouldn't exist. They are going to be filled by the people who shouldn't fill them. We the people are supposed to take care of business, convene our own grand juries of people's peers, elect legitimate county sheriffs who can deputize peacekeepers and we are all supposed to be keeping the peace.

[@leonardwolf1820]

When tyranny becomes law rebellion is duty.

[@hillwin10]

"Because I asked you to." Despicable. Thanks for all of the content. I always get angry after watching these, but it is imperative that this information get's out to the public.

[@fettel1988]

I tried that once with a girl. It didn't change the end result

[@gregkasza1925]

I often have to walk away when the blue cowards abuse someone.

[@montwolfman]

7 Cope against one guy...how insecure are these clowns?

[@brainmistrust8480]

Police officers treat “lawful order” like it’s “Simon says.”

[@nbeneby]

Wow! The Sergeant came in and tried to make the previous officers actions appear acceptable

[@slicksnewonenow]

Yes... Standard Operating Procedure.

[@angelagarutti6118]

I ALWAYS say until the lawsuits are paid out the cops wages or pension they will never stop abusing peoples rights or worst physical harm i feel someone should get the senitors to demand cops pay for lawsuits. Thats only when things will change

[@krisdonahoo8305]

An all-time classic - "You're being detained and I'm not sure why yet."

[@MorningStarChrist]

I applaud the auditor for doing it, and this feels like it was his first actual interaction. You can hear the fear in his voice. The secret is to affirm what Is and not ask what is.

[@bobdobalina1419]

This is an old video. Auditing was much scarier in general back then. You were almost guaranteed an aggressive response like this or worse.

[@TRU_Lunchy]

You would be too if you're put in a situation where you have to balance flexing your rights and potentially dying.

[@gregb1758]

He's better off auditioning by himself. His buddies went and sat down like puppies in timeout.

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

The whole group need some Testosterone meds.

[@al1383]

This is an oldy, but definitely a good one

[@PincheBecky0Effsgiven]

There, they go again, trying to make excuses for violating their rights.

[@richardboyd9670]

P.O.L.I.C.E. People Of Limited Intelligence Creating Enemies

[@bobsmith2335]

This is the view right here of what cops who know nothing will happen to them used to look like. It's slowly changing now because cameras are costing them their careers. Not because it spurned some major accountability but because more citizens are aware and applying pressure.

[@gregkasza1925]

6 armed blue cowards, terrified of a man on a sidewalk enjoying his day. Let that sink in.

[@ancientgamer3645]

Cop does not know why he is detaining the camera man. I do. This cop is a Petty-Ass-Tyrant and thusly must act in this TWISTED manner. What law says a cop can command you to sit down when there is NO CRIME? Can a cop command a citizen to bark also. Well done Mr. Auditor! A golden and great interaction!👍👍

[@Dea7hWarran7]

File a criminal complaint. Until “unjustified immunity” is gone, the only way to be sure you’re going to see justice from a cop, is to seek out criminal charges.

[@brandon_montero]

"you're assaulting me" doesn't do anything "are you sexually advancing on me?" Makes em keep their distance till their done

[@mifnp8887]

I have to watch this content in limited quantities because I get too angry.

[@davidlongo7391]

OMG, did the Sargent say years of training? They get 6 friggin weeks. What BS.

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

He's referring to their bullshit "Online" training course within the department. The ones where you click "Next, next, next" to get to the end. Then they answer 5 Mickey mouse easy questions and print out the completion certificate and hand it to the Chief to be put in their file as "Completed".

[@RobertLanden1]

Any order to obey given to anyone who hasn't threatened or harmed anyone is disgusting. Armed enforcers mostly threaten, extort, and violently punish peaceful people.

[@tybrady1935]

Suspicious circumstances is TOTALLY DIFFERENT than reasonable suspicion of breaking a LAW. Suspicious circumstances does not give the cops the right to detain citizens.

[@dtrats2]

Great highlight man appreciate what you do keep up the great work ✊💯

[@robertshepherd7081]

Wow! I'm blown away. I lived in that town for many years and actually have a good friend who was a Sargent for the PD. I will not say the name of the PD but if you look closely you can see it on one of the officers badges. I've shown this video to my Sgt. friend and he even said that the dept. has gone downhill. I love the work that your doing on this channel, Keep up the good fight!

[@erich6860]

The ignorance and disregard for the law is amazing. These LEOs are ego driven idiots. Has no one ever showed them what an auditor is? IF I was a LEO I would purposely celebrate what they are doing. If my department does not want vehicles filmed, then they need to put up a fence that is not see through. If you can view it from the public sidewalk, it can be filmed. PERIOD.

[@SirCarlosMusicBMI]

Simply DISGUSTING 🤮 Why do they think that they are above the law? Thank you for everything you share with us. Blessings, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸

[@karenreacher9079]

Have you ever been stopped Abiyah, since you quit being a cop? If so, I would have loved to seen how that went. With your knowledge and ability to remain calm, I would think you could easily dance around the words of even the worse tyrant. As always thank you for another video!

[@stevelemmen7048]

Geez! How many of these boxoes do they need to change a lightbulb?

[@michaelr.2428]

This may have been one of your best Abiya. We shouldn't de-fund, or disarm the police, but to force the police to become better at their jobs and respect civilian rights, we need to take away their Qualified Immunity. Being able to go after their pensions would follow that more easily.

[@onescuba3099]

The police should not be defunded, but many are overfunded and overstaffed which leads to frivolous/bogus arrests and traffic stops. The budgets and staffing need to be independently audited then adjusted to fit the needs of the community, not the wants of the politicians, police departments and police unions.

[@matterofrights2344]

this has nothing to do with qualified immunity. This is corruption, plain and simple.

[@masscitizen8979]

Over the last year I have heard people refer to something called a surety bond. Supposedly most public servants have one. Doing research into them.

[@sidhawkwind8179]

1 camera =8 cops

[@IrritationX]

"You are being detained." "Then I am going to stand here, not consenting to any searches or seizures, and from this point forward exercising my right to remain silent." Don't complain. Don't argue. Don't even ask them questions. That just encourages them to continue trying to get you to talk.

[@cg8623]

They dont care about our rights but we dont care when they get hurt

[@teakostroud719]

Hey brother how can we just make it stop. Knowing our rights is good but it does nothing if the law-enforcement doesn’t know the law. And what scares me about a total overhaul is who is in charge of replacing what we have now .I think getting rid of qualified immunity and like you said making them accountable with their own assets is a beginning .Even if we make it to where they have to buy their own insurance Probably isn’t enough to make them care about our rights

[@camerachris]

I was thirteen, in Canadia, when three older teenagers we had never seen before walked by and started yelling and threw beer bottles at a group of us and hit my brothers' girlfriend. We called the police and when they showed up, which was quick enough, they were greeted by the group of us telling them that the three guys down the road that we were pointing to had just assaulted the group of us. Instead of going after them and try to find out what happened they got out of their cruiser and started yelling at all of us to stop yelling. My brother, who was considerably irate that his girlfriend had been hit by a thrown bottle, said that if they weren't going to go after these guys then he would, and he started to walk down the road. Three police tackled him to the ground, hand cuffed him and took him away. When he got to the station (he was sixteen) he was beaten up by eight officers. After beaten and bloody and handcuffed to a bench while he could hear them celebrating what they had done to him he said one older cop walked up and loomed over him. He looked up at the officer and the officer said "What do I care? I'm retiring in a month..." And punched him hard in the stomach. ALL of that and my brother was the one that called the cops in the first place and did NOTHING wrong. And I don't even like my brother, we haven't spoken in years, so it's not like I'd be saying anything to paint him to be anything in that situation other than someone who got randomly assaulted along with his girlfriend. We had multiple friends all just hanging out in front of a friends house when it happened. People keep saying it's just a few bad apples. I have never seen that to be true. What's funny is growing up in Canadia you hear and get indoctrinated into this belief that we are smarter, nicer and better in most ways than Americans. They look down their noses at the uncouth swine of America. They bring up things like the crime rate, the majority of Canadians are like Californians and New Yorkers (from NYC) that believe they are more educated, more elevated and all around morally superior. It's quite hilarious to hear them lose their minds when I tell other Canadians, ESPECIALLY these days, that if it weren't for America's second amendment we'd all be in "camps" and we'd better hope as hard as we can that they never succeed in taking it away or we are all screwed. You can almost hear their brains snap in half and then they try to belittle you to make what they think is a point about "gun violence" and how they are GLAD "we" don't have that here. The delusions are hilarious if not frightening. My point being that we DO have crime here, and it's ever increasing. Including what they love to label as "gun crime". But my story about my brother's incident happened IN Canadia and it was thirty-four years ago. So while my "fellow Canadians" like to think things like that don't happen here, it has be, for a VERY long time. Both crime from your fellow countrymen but also from the authorities supposedly here to defend and protect against them.

[@simulated0.0]

Protecting and serving the shit out of you.

[@camerachris]

@@simulated0.0 You know it, Brother.

[@JudyendqualifiedimmunityPenn]

Alright people in that area, you can see what tyrants you have for officers who are supposed to serve and protect! Do your job and see that they are all fired!!

[@fettel1988]

This infamous one. Slap his hand off of you and carry on.

[@tomfinton6933]

Need to go after their pensions, bonds and post certificates as part of any lawsuit

[@curtisleger3187]

Hello from Oklahoma Colorado has done it they had done away with qualified immunity The rest of the states need to fall in line every state needs a civilian oversight committee dealing with the corruption and the brutality of the police departments and the prosecutors that protect them make every officer responsible for his own actions responsible for his own insurance when the pensions are taken you will see a different police force lol heck in Oklahoma they still conspire to hang folks and bury them

[@ameliawilson1053]

Love the content and consistency.

[@seanmaury7844]

I do like the way you run the video's now. I appreciate how you cut into an important point I may miss. Youre one of the few channels that explain along the way but not just to talk. 👍

[@tomnisen3358]

If they're unsure, they can't detain!

[@vadr1651]

There was practically equivalent incident described in AtA's video "One Officer Cost The City $45,000" that ended accordingly. That one was in fact even much shorter detention.

[@chainscdmc]

Look at all of them standing around. What a waste of tax dollars. Defund

[@theforensicbadass]

In my hometown if I were to audit or videotape the cops, I would be in a hell of a lot of problematic situations brother. The police are dangerous where i live. And they're in the old boys club, where a woman like myself would be destroyed and annihilated, stalked, harassed, or worse . . . for doing anything like video taping or auditing their behavior. In my small community, we are all afraid of them where I live because they all hang out with the attorneys in the DAs, and all the big business owners, including the boys clubs like the Masons. It's freaking terrifying.

[@GlenCychosz]

Straight to hands on for a non crime.

[@microwavedsalad893]

Simple solution. Qualified immunity goes away, and all officers must carry insurance (just like Dr's). No more internal investigations, replace with citizen review boards. Bam, no more of this crap.

[@bobdobalina1419]

This is an old video. I'm not sure how old, but several years at least. This department seems to have learned since then, and actually trains its officers to respect our right to record.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Awesome.. yeah I stated ot was old but I'm glad they are learning

[@performancetour]

Your commentary is what makes the video better. You gave experience as a cop so you know how they think

[@samslenderman]

Geeze... I can't believe just how IGNORANT cops were and STILL ARE

[@coolikep617]

NEVER Talk to Police. Know your rights IN YOUR STATE!

[@davidgriffin6724]

END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY....it is that simple

[@darkst0rm2]

Made this comment on a ton of channels. Why aren’t they pulling over every car with any type of dash cam, backup, forward,or otherwise. Every relatively fancy modern car is always recording. What if someone had a 1000fps camera with a zoom lens driving by? Dumb is an understatement. Also, everyone should be forced to sit on the ground to appease their egos.

[@julieludwig8927]

Kudos to the young man. Very Direct, Determined and Eloquent. Yes!!

[@PokerMonkey]

I'm relatively new to Auditing videos. I was a cop for 28 years, a Sgt for 17. I never treated people like the cops in these videos, like the cop in the first video. I have been enjoying watching people stand up for their rights, especially when just taking videos under the 1st Amendment, and nothing else.

[@nickmaynard9193]

Just imagine if a police officer was near your home and you walked out, told them to sit on the curb, grabbed them, and then asked for their ID. How do you think that would go down?

[@wpp6267]

This auditor is one of the best i've seen.Well versed and spoken. He should file lawsuits on every encounter (when rights are violated) to help further his cause. We are nothing until we become "WE THE PEOPLE!"

[@meritholdingllc123]

Awful. Big men hiding behind their badges. At least they let him go, but he should still pursue assault charges.

[@ziggy7668]

Lawsuits from incidents like this should be paid by the officers and the police union. As long as it costs taxpayers instead of the cops that should be the ones paying they will never care about citizens or their rights.

[@alanajones4553]

This has to stop. These police are wicked. The siting on the ground is dehamnizing

[@sillykicker0877]

To serve and protect? More like harass and give unlawful orders. I will NEVER sit when asked or ordered. I'm not your dog or your wife!

[@RayCortez313]

If they say they don’t know why they should be put responsible by quoting “you are violating my rights knowingly and with intent” a perfect set up for court.

[@edwardhickey5185]

Years of abuse if power.

[@crazynok5511]

Remember one thing America , these are the same brownshirts coming for our guns , act accordingly.

[@newjerseycop]

Please.......please......file a civil lawsuit against these officers.

[@henryc1000]

It is imperative in a situation like this that a person gets a cop to verbally commit to what crime is being committed. If no crime, no detention.

[@TA-uk2qj]

We The People aka wtP you're doing a hell of a job. Living the dream

[@BongToker117]

I’d say a breach of the 4th amendment more than assault in the initial encounter. After the 2nd time I’d agree with his statement of being assaulted.

[@jcc777]

The first thing when he asked you to have a seat you tell him you go sit down if you’re tired. I’m fine where I’m at.

[@Lycan_24_7]

Mr. Isreal, much respect. I wish you could train our incoming law enforcement. Perhaps this day will come soon. I will pray

[@hornetsnestmedia]

The smile on the scumbag in the back is called Duper's Delight. Thats when someone does something bad or unfair to you, they smile because they know they will get away with it.

[@zarlok5294]

Have a seat? Really? Sit on THIS!

[@readingfrenzy3818]

I have said for years, the money for judgments and settlements from lawsuits should come directly from the police pension funds. THAT will bra lot of the misconduct to a screeching halt. The offending officers would FINALLY be put in check by their colleagues because cops are notoriously anal about their pension funds and they don't want to pay for their colleagues' misdeeds. We would see a significant reduction in the fishing expeditions, brutality and abuse.r

[@Slithey7433]

It’s not just the cops’ superiors that quash complaints of wrongdoing, but also the local magistrates, judges and DAs who are part of the same gang.

[@rawmean8989]

Sue the officer and the person to hold them personally liable as well as their departments.

[@StephenLPhotos]

If I had been the OP, I would have pressed charges for assault.

[@derekhendley9139]

There must be no crime in that town since they can afford that many cops to harass these guys

[@stillraven9415]

The Sargent is exactly why the cops don't know the law! He doesn't his boss doesn't and his boss and hiss boss.

[@rusty6813]

Mr. Israel, Man, I gotta say: You need your own show on Discovery or somewhere else for these videos. For what it's worth, having your background while inserting your educated law enforcement viewpoint is absolutely CRITICAL to relay to the masses. Look, I'm just an old man and don't leave the house much or I would start filming NOW! I guess the best I can do is to keep on watching, learning and Subscribing to the channels like yours that make an impact. Thank you Sir for your insight, your time, your videos and Perspectives. You are making a difference. You have opened My eyes for sure! Keep up the great work!

[@donaldstevenson2475]

I would be filing charges against every last one on scene and attached every one's pension for life.

[@brandexample1776]

The courts protect them.

[@thomassharp2719]

Sue those Cops now !!

[@uncomfortabletruth5915]

Where is the line if this is what they were doing to lawful activist, than how would they violate the rights of those they Had RAS to investigate? Of all the unjust stuff politically, this is the most relevant..

[@quentintanner2014]

Keep talking ABAYA!!!

[@knockknockbusted]

Sunglasses Boy just watched The Matrix the night before.

[@AikiPrinciple]

Here's an idea. Maybe cities need to deduct funding from police department budgets to recover the funds law suits and settlements take out of the tax payers' pockets when "law enforcement officers" do things to violate Constitutional rights. Maybe if the departments start feeling some pain, they will "police" themselves more effectively.

[@devjlboy]

Then you will notice an “increase” in traffic infractions and other fines

[@alastermyst]

Citizens need to be able to force criminal charges. Here are just some of the crimes and every single cop on scene committed multiple of these: Assault, battery, unlawful restraint/false imprisonment, felony conspiracy against rights, and felony deprivation of rights. All of these crimes were committed while armed and at all times threatening the use of deadly force which in most states means increased prison time, as well potentially additional charges.