Alabama Officer Ignores The Law

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[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@Sir_Richard_Stewart]

I want you to do one of my last videos. Cop wants to go down the side street and have a chat.

[@switchmaster5860]

You guys didn’t put up a description can’t find the mans channel

[@switchmaster5860]

Nvm it popped up after I clicked again

[@Sir_Richard_Stewart]

@@switchmaster5860 Gestapo Watch Unconstitutional. Finds them all. I even had my vote removed by police on polling day. And they attempted to arrest me until they realized who I was and I was for Real

[@josemartinez-corral8224]

Watched a video of yours from a year ago and you were at 15k subs look at you now!! Love watching your vids keep it up love seeing when cops are in the right or wrong and when citizens are in the right or wrong

[@Csencharles]

Hey you should make playlists of audits separated by state, so people can see all the laws from a particular state that you went over

[@southernladyish]

YES!!!

[@bubbabearhuntington2295]

Brilliant idea! 👍

[@vlarralv]

@Deep Toot I really like this idea but I'm not sure where @Audit the Audit would find the time. Hey I've an idea, let's create our own play list separated by state, you're welcome :)

[@Csencharles]

@@vlarralv all he has to do is find the ones with states in their name, then for all his new videos put them in the playlist as they upload, and when he refers back to laws he already covered he can add that to the playlist too. Take a couple hours at the most for him to do that and doesn’t have to be all at once. If I made my own it’d only be for my state and the ones I plan on visiting.

[@vlarralv]

@@Csencharles Well I myself wouldn't presume how much time it would take nor how much more time he wants to give to this. I totally agree with you however, we could each make our own playlist of the states that concern us personally. Also, it would mean less views if it was done by state, I mean someone from X state probably wouldn't watch videos from all the other states. js :)

[@panzerkind2190]

I like how the officer is completely aware that the dude is a 1st Amendment Auditor, says that he isn't going to play games... and then proceeds to play the exact game he said he wouldn't.

[@kdburner7356]

“frauditer” what a dick

[@bamahama707]

Which game will cost that idiot.

[@layoutman69]

He did play games. Totally unprofessional at his job.

[@mrperson9482]

Extortionists gonna extort

[@alterego2978]

It’s like having all the answers to a test and still failing

[@jamesstephen7350]

The Police officer says himself, he knows the auditor is out looking for a lawsuit...then proceeds to violate his rights....

[@UlimateWarriorz]

You can be too smart to be a cop, but never too stupid. This is also not the first time this cop arrested someone for filming.

[@bl757]

Intelligence isn't a needed quality to be an officer. He knew his game and STILL played. Play stupid games win stupid prizes

[@Dowlphin]

I have seen this so many times in dealing with fools. Fear makes stupid, and the more you challenge stupidity, the more it exposes itself. This is kind of also expressed in the analogy of the jedi mind trick that works on those weak of mind. *Instant control - just push button*

[@matthewcooper412]

True smh

[@akahaney1]

Unfortunately he wimped out

[@Duskets]

Any cop who immediately begins by calling someone a “First Amendment Frauditor” should be relieved of duty on the spot. You cannot expect someone with that level of disregard for a citizen’s constitutional rights to behave and enforce the law in a just manner.

[@user-xe5eq9br1c]

The narcissism is wild

[@Duke-df5zw]

how do you think he's going to treat you when he finds you on the street .a cop like this treats everybody like a criminal no matter what and the worst part is the department allows this and supports them

[@Vzaj-]

i mean, it is some form of freedom of speech for the police officer too, technically.

[@ZmbieTaco]

1, and only 1 counterpoint, the actual auditors are outnumbered by frauditors either looking for a lawsuit or just grossly misrepresenting the auditor community. He was still very wrong for an immediate assumption and overstepping vastly.

[@benpierce2150]

@@Vzaj- if you insult random people as a random person, nobody can do anything. if you insult people while working in your company uniform, that is a different story unrelated to free speech.

[@EricRedbear]

Cop calls him a First Amendment "frauditor" ... what a way to set the tone!

[@MrPop1pop]

I feel like he's been waiting a long time to say that shit. What a goon

[@icantstandsbmm8880]

@@MrPop1pop He’s probably said it already.

[@WillisPtheone]

No "frauditors" would ever be able to make any money if they did not constantly violate peoples rights. What kind of argument is that? "You just want to cause us to violate your rights so you can sue us." All the cop had to do was NOT violate his rights its really not that hard.

[@1SCme]

Idiot officer was virtually guaranteeing he would later break the law at the outset, and lose in any court case or complaint later.

[@RLGanley]

@@MrPop1pop This is not the first time Fisher has violated peoples rights, why is he still a cop?

[@The_Honcho]

“I know what you’re doing, you’re trying to get a lawsuit” And after claiming he knew that’s what he was doing he proceeded to give the auditor everything he needed for a lawsuit

[@shoechew]

Nobody ever accused them of being smart.

@@shoechew 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dionne8837]

@@shoechew only goes to show you cant fix stupid

[@robertromero8692]

First he said "I know what you’re doing, you’re trying to get a lawsuit”, then he said “I don’t know what you’re doing".

[@wendyking9759]

If the cop already "j new"", why the need for an investigation, of a possible murderer and stalker

[@scotts5308]

The officer didn't seem interested in investigating. Do your job or find another.

[@SnapCracklePapa]

Amen. The latter, obviously.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

He never had a chance. He could hardly say hello before motor mouth started arguing.

[@jamesclough7656]

@@andrewvelonis5940 did you just genuinely try and defend the cops lack of professionalism or inability to be or willingness to be objective in his "investigation" on the guy with the camera who couldn't get a word in edgeways?

[@jamesclough7656]

@skully 10 the original commenter said the cop wasnt interested in investigating and his response was he never got a chance?

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@jamesclough7656 I interpreted Mr Velonis's comment as Mr Gray never had a chance because Officer Motor Mouth started going off

[@JRMAV1]

“You don’t dictate what happens here.” HUGE RED FLAG

[@bmwmike3534]

Ok. I excercise my rights to remain silent. Let me know when I am free. Now I do dictate it 🤣

[@robertjohnson8250]

@@bmwmike3534 Yeah, but then the only thing you're dictating is that you're going to end up arrested....

[@bmwmike3534]

@@robertjohnson8250 who cares. Thats better. Free lawsuit money. Wouldnt be my 1st payday 🙂

[@daze8410]

Why is that a red flag? If he had said, "I dictate what happens here", then that would be a red flag.

[@godpleasehelpme5336]

@@bmwmike3534 i need a payday as well please inforn

[@dawnnightinger8822]

I knew the stop was illegal as soon as the officer demanded the person's entire social security number. This is attempted fraud by threat and law enforcement.

[@razzberry4756]

i’d never give my social security number

[@wally2gen]

@@razzberry4756 yeah i’m more than surprised that this auditor gave up his social security. i thought everyone would know not to give up their social security

[@lynwoodborn44]

Yyyyyeeeaahh, Social Security Number??? 🤦🏽‍♂️.

[@77gravity]

Give the cop the number, then SUE the bastards. Better than spending the weekend in lockup with drunks, rapists etc.

[@happyspanners]

@@24revealer Those dastardly lizard people!

[@TheGuitarsquatch]

Cop: "I'm investigating" Guy tries to tell him what he's doing Cop: "Stop talking"

[@rslwannabe9475]

2:22 who the hell names these things? Lemme name a famous painting... Peppe Pastic

[@rslwannabe9475]

he did say... ''i look forward to seeing myself on youtube''.I bet he is not now. Hes gotta be watching this going NO NONO NONO N ON ON ON ON NO

[@rslwannabe9475]

WOAH, AND A+.. FINALLY A GRADE BETTER THAN MY GRADES! WOW!

[@rslwannabe9475]

I almost feel bad for how piss poor these cops are... they get set up to be exposed. I guess its pity XD

[@acharich]

💀💀💀💀💀

[@beccacapshaw8556]

The cop accused him of looking for a lawsuit then proceeded to hand him one on a silver platter 😂 “I look forward to seeing myself on KZbin” he really meant that.

[@11vshank]

Yes But did the guy file a lawsuit if he didn't? I don't understand why he even made this video because he just made himself look Is silly

[@kateashby3066]

@@11vshankit’s thinking like that that makes people like you fish food for these sharks 😂. Have fun with that.

[@misshippi971]

Not a lot of investigating going on.

[@SpencerfromEarth]

​@@11vshankyou think the auditor is the silly one in the video? I feel bad for your brain man.

[@notatheist]

1:18 - Officer calls him a “First Amendment *_fraud_*itor.” You _know_ he’s been waiting to use that line. Means he’s the kind of person who wouldn’t be able to resist reading what people are saying about him, so he’ll likely be reading the comments here. Officer, you are a disgrace.

[@Gr3nadgr3gory]

I hope big bubba gets a hold of him.

[@LagrangePoint901]

This also taints the officer's objectivity and clear bias against Mr. Gray from the get-go. All subsequent actions and questioning by the officer will weigh heavily against him by such comments.

[@RaddestDad]

They called him a “frauditor” because the cop knows he’s a Constitutional violator.

[@LagrangePoint901]

@@RaddestDad Funny, it didn't end that way for the cop.

[@michaelgrossman5059]

Officer you are a terrible terrible person amd you should be ashamed.

[@brucewilson2763]

That cop likes to hear himself lecture. And he doesn’t want to wear out his listening skills.

[@HaleysArt]

Totally agree! Except I don’t think he has any listening skills to wear out! 😂 He seemed completely incapable of a two way conversation, even one dominated by himself.

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

@Cipheiz I don't think you're correct. Jeff knew the score, and the fellow behind Audit the Audit does too. The only clueless party is the cop who thinks his departmental report writing policies are more important than the law and common sense.

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

@Cipheiz Jeff is one of the best 'auditors' on KZbin. He's always polite and courteous. What is it that you think everybody missed? In the United States, one doesn't have to justify oneself to the police when one is engaging in not only legal, but constitutionally protected activity. The police had no business demanding id from somebody who isn't violating the law. Jeff would've been well within his rights to refuse to answer any further questions, but ultimately chose to do so for the reasons explained in this video. The police aren't required to give a subject Miranda warnings prior to engaging in a consensual conversation with him or her. They're not even required to do so before detaining a suspicious person, so that part of your argument doesn't hold water.

[@kingmac6638]

I mean if he already knows what he's doing then I wouldn't really be interested in making this a long conversation

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

I never claimed that this was a consensual convo, I just mentioned that Miranda warnings are unnecessary during consensual contact and during roadside detentions. A police officer can approach anybody. I, personally, want police to respond to service calls and investigate suspicious activity. However, they are wrong to detain somebody who's obviously not committing an infraction. You mentioned that a complaint is grounds for detention... If the complaint was something like 'there's some guy across the street with a camera who's filming the hospital. We asked him not to, but he continued anyway'. Nothing is illegal in any of that. If I rang the police and told them that there was somebody across the street carrying a trombone, would that give a police officer grounds to detain that person?

[@johnnyfiveo]

this is the textbook definition of tyranny. how can someone perform so poorly at their job and still have a job? video recorded phone calls coming this week to this department.

[@vegas_guy67]

I have a feeling this pig is gonna regret his actions. I wonder how many lives he's ruined. This is a good example of what you end up with when a coward get's a gun and a badge.

[@calescapee9642]

Hell yes

[@shadyshinichi2JZ]

Thanks for all you do Johnny five O!

[@cmasterson]

He needs to go. How many lives has he ruined in his career. A citizen can get one misdemeanor and be turned down from jobs or lose a job when the officer doesnt know the law.

[@TyDeSimone]

@johnny five o oh I can’t wait to see it. Just subbed to you

[@joannetuinstra1472]

It's so terrifying that other police stood around and allowed this to happen. OMG! WOW

[@coocoo5756]

If a police officer sees a fellow officer violating assaulting or murdering someone.they to need to be held accountable

[@John-ke2jm]

Cops have been severely punished for standing against other officers. They make it very clear what happens to cops that don't follow the thin blue line.

[@LordBillington42]

For a cop apparently trying to avoid a lawsuit it's a problem that he really loves the sound of his own voice.

[@sam70000]

most of them are sadistic SOBs

[@mmmorgi]

@@sam70000 it's why they join the police force. Licenses to kill and lock other humans beings away.

[@OfficalTrollHunter]

​@@sam70000Sure bud ok

[@buddyboy4976]

Such a nice cop. He really understood what that guy was all about and even handed him a new lawsuit!

[@banksta3]

This cop was so arrogant. He's clearly been through these situations before and still got it so wrong.

[@indigotrails353]

He’s also ignorant.

[@stephenredondo8681]

He obviously has not been challenged in court.

[@k4pn]

he blames lawsuits on the victims

[@dalewest1087]

He practiced this in a mirror just hoping to show how to take down an auditor. His ego forced this behavior. The cop is a douche nugget.

[@thebeasters]

He's a traitor aka a GOP aka Trumper aka traitor

[@AmericanRambler0101]

He got $90,000 for it. The officer has been sued several times.

[@JamesThomas-pj2lx]

dumbass basically admitted it, funny stuff.

[@climber950]

Not surprised. Cops like him act this way because they don’t face any real consequences. Anyone outside of a government job acting like officer Fisher would’ve been immediately fired due to acting unprofessionally as well as incompetence.

[@KC36283]

No way

[@mandypandy1971]

Nice one 👍

[@hood_nation_tv]

​@@KC36283 yeah the cop broke the law on video that's a lawsuit

[@readysetretire]

Jeff is a very polite and respected auditor. I hope Jeff files a lawsuit against this officer. The police are not being held accountable and it is creating an extreme dislike for all officers.

[@BigBlackClark]

“Ok listen sir” means your rights are about to be thrown right out.

[@acharich]

😬⚖️

[@someguy325es]

Officer: “You are just here to solicit a lawsuit.” Also Officer: hands him a lawsuit on a silver platter

[@topiasr628]

Not really? I guarentee one wasn't filed in this case but hey prove me wrong

[@em0_tion]

@@topiasr628 It's a joke, Mr. Officer.

[@skillethead15]

I hate how these stupid ass officers always want your information. He says it’s for his report which is always a damn lie. He literally says in the video “I’m going to run him”. Which means he just wants to check for warrants or other violations. It’s bullshit and a violation of our rights. These sleazeball officers feel that since they got called out for a bs reason that they should be allowed to run our information to possibly make it worth while. Idk why they can’t just talk to the man and let him go.

[@anubis20049999]

Officer Privaledge

[@marquiskuhkieslaughter6481]

No but frfr 🤣😂☠️😭

[@coul]

Imagine how this officer acts when the camera is off

[@vinnie8713]

It was all an act duh. After the take they went home and made love endlessly.

[@allemander]

It’s a safe bet that he acts exactly like the criminal thug he is, whether the camera is on or off.

[@valentinius62]

You mean he's a bigger tyrant when it's off? That right there is damn scary!

[@7heRedBaron]

Clearly stalking nurses is already on his mind.

[@JunkBondTrader]

He probably pulls out the notepad on his wife and writes down infractions. This guy sucks 24/7.

[@RobTheHandsome1]

The contempt from that officer is ridiculous.

[@qckndrty1]

This particular cop does not sound like an Alabama hay seed. He's probably been passed around City after city after City rather than firing him.

[@wayneemerson7342]

Alabama cops are a different breed around here. If arrested your chances of falling many times on slippery floors is very high. And yes, cops screw up in one town and they just transfer 3 towns over and start over. Many times the police officer in your small town don't live in that town. The majority in the south loves a man in a uniform.

[@yoHOBODAN]

prolly came from the west coast… CaliCo cops DO know how to intimidate American and non american citizens...

[@rigormortis9133]

From NYC all the way down to Alabama, one police department at a time. Hard to keep track of all those different laws.

[@stevenmeadows6917]

He needs to be passed around the prison cell block. A guy like this is the type of guy that gets traded by inmates for a pack of cigarettes.

[@weeblewobbleS4G3]

I've lived all over Alabama. The majority of people I have interacted with and spent time with do not have the country bumpkin accent that is attributed to the state. Obviously if you go out in the boonies that will more than likely be the case, but that is every sate.

[@l.d.t.6327]

5:10 "I look forward to see myself on youtube" Boy that backfired.

[@saltpepper1894]

cop said he knows who auditor is so why bother asking?

[@oscarguijosa7881]

How did it backfire?

[@l.d.t.6327]

@@oscarguijosa7881 12:14 he got a clear "F". That alone is bad enough, besides his mocking and non-professional behaviour that's clear for all to see.

[@oscarguijosa7881]

@@l.d.t.6327 I'm pretty sure that cop doesn't care what this channel has to say about him. That's not a "backfire"

[@l.d.t.6327]

@@oscarguijosa7881 Anyone with a condescending and very self-confident attitude proclaiming that he doesn't care his actions are under scrutiny, should at least know how to do his job. In this case, it's obvious that the officer knew very well what was happening and still managed to be a total failure, and that's on the internet forever. According to my standards, his whole attitude and his actions backfire for years to come. Maybe not directly, but it will, in one way or another, keep following him until the last day of his career. Suppose he is in the limelight once more for the same reasons, this video can be used to aggravate any position he will be in.

[@joetichenor4113]

COP: I know what your doing, I know you're game, I know your looking for a lawsuit. ALSO COP: I don't know what your doing, you could be a stalker.

[@kevinmoyer6224]

Paradoxical anomalies

[@jakeyjervis]

Good call! He totally contradicted himself.

[@godisverygay]

you just misused "your" and "you're" four times

[@vaultboya6253]

I'm addicted to these videos. It's just so intresting seeing these interactions and learn about law while watching.

[@w29n22b27]

Me, too. It's also depressing to see just how often cops mistreat peole. I'm learning SO MUCH about my civil rights!!

[@sealteamryx6758]

"I understand youre trying to get a lawsuit! I get it! So let me just make it much easier!" That cop was super cool to come over and help him out with his video what a guy 👍

[@MikeHarrison3266]

Infinitely more dangerous to the citizens than a cop's gun is his massive ego.

[@utubepunk]

It's a lethal combo.

[@bbigrocker1]

I'd say EQUALLY DANGEROUS

[@Robbierolle]

F T P! Especially that police.

[@theanonymousterryhall5419]

What a dumb thing to say. Let a cop point his ego at you, then let another point his gun at you and you tell me which one is scarier.

[@HaleysArt]

@@theanonymousterryhall5419 you missed the point, the second cop wouldn’t point his gun at you, unless he had a massive ego too!

[@wickedkittie63]

I have never heard a cop ask for social security number other than on some of these episodes. No one should ever give their social to a stranger. And the cop is a stranger.

[@haoye2413]

He might be an off duty cold call fraudster, part timing police work, so he forgot switch his speech

[@williambrown5934]

Only an idiot gives their SSN to a stranger imo...

[@salvagemonster3612]

Yeah when I was there 30 years ago it was common. This was because someone giving a bogus name. They almost never remember a ssn

[@MrOgstyler]

This crooked cop is going to get cable and a credit card with this guy's DOB and Social security number.

[@dcgrrl321]

The officer should have been fired for asking for it.

[@mightypensword]

Imagine the hell that officer's wife must go through on a regular basis.

[@freddykabuffke461]

He probably just got a parrot which either has a sore throat or never speaks at all

[@peterconlon8234]

Sore throat ? ...that's soooo kinky...

[@tonyhelton2788]

There is zero chance that any women would waster her life with this imbecile.

[@549BR]

And, if he has a children; that must be special.

[@TSgtOzzy]

It always bothers me that something so normal such as a "conversation" requires 4 to 5 officers to show up. They use a show of force as intimidation for no reason at all.

[@mickluff]

officers spectating must be surplus employees, they have nothing to do.

[@mitchellturnbull3988]

Only two of them were LE, the other three were hospital security.

[@bautistamachi239]

Would u rather a "conversation" escalaring with the officer being on his own?

[@frocat5163]

@@bautistamachi239 If it helped stop officers abusing their authority simply because they're jack-booted thugs and bullies with a badge? Yeah, I would.

[@Mr.Magnetix]

@@bautistamachi239 thats why most countries send a reasonable 2 officers.

[@AxelLeJeff]

If this officer believes he's just there to file a lawsuit, wouldn't the sensible course of action be to not risk one?

[@allemander]

Yes, except for a person to make sensible decisions, they must first have some semblance of sense. Clearly, this costumed thug has none.

[@danieldiehl523]

Have you seen a cop that had any sense, or was it just Badge and Ego.

[@ymcpa73]

His responsibility as an employee is to follow department policy. If the policy doesn't conform to state laws, then the auditor can sue the department. Any lawsuit wouldn't affect the officer the only thing he did wrong was to have a condescending attitude and asking for more documentation than the law required. If he arrested him for obstruction, that would have been a more serious problem since not answering questions isn't obstruction.

[@jamesrichardson63]

He can’t stop talking. He loves hearing himself.

[@LalaSmiles]

Social security number?! Lol that sounds like police plans on committing identity theft to me.

[@SovereignStatesman]

It's a red flag when cops accuse you of "playing games" by asserting your rights.

[@salvagemonster3612]

No he said “he wasn’t going to play His Game”. And it is. We all know this. The officer was right. These guys do this to create content and make money from you tube and lawsuits. This is no longer a rare thing but a norm in the you tube generation.

[@vcvortex6356]

@@salvagemonster3612 Do you like your boots with honey barbecue, ranch, honey mustard, or plain?

[@IhaveAGamertag]

@@salvagemonster3612 I don’t consider exercising my rights “a game”. The cop is the one playing the game. And if you think otherwise you need to get the boot out of your mouth to think more clearly.

[@MetaKnight964]

@@salvagemonster3612 Bootlicker

[@doctahjonez]

@@salvagemonster3612 How's the boot taste?

[@jimschuler8830]

"I know what you're doing... you're a First Amendment Frauditor" is an immediate admission that he has no reasonable suspicion that a crime has, is, or will take place. There's no claim of acting on good faith after that.

[@hansmoleman9720]

Shout it from the rooftops! ...Officer identifies him as a first amendment auditor immediately after exiting his car, then moments later proceeds with the suspicious person narrative.

[@BPoweredLove]

Exactly. So the only one playing games here is officer. He pretends that he might be stalking an employee.

[@amitir22]

how is that an admission? he claimed that the citizen is trying to provoke suspicion so he will get an interaction with cops only to hide behind the first amendment to create content. that's how i understood that claim. please show me what i missed 🙏🏻 i feel like a missed something

[@BPoweredLove]

@@amitir22 Yes, you definitely missed something.

[@jimschuler8830]

@@amitir22 Let's say your interpretation is correct. The problem is, "trying to provoke suspicion so he will get an interaction with cops only to hide behind the first amendment to create content" is not a crime. So, we can rephrase that as "he claimed that the citizen is not committing a crime." That's what you're missing.

[@AmmoDude]

Geez, this cops never shuts up! How can he get answers to his investigation if no one else can speak? That alone would drive me nuts!!!!

[@benjaminlopez6389]

That’s the way I felt, sickening

[@theyrecousins]

guess that's why he's still in uniform, even though he seems to think he's the greatest detective in the world

[@Snaffer01]

Most annoying person ever.

[@jamesramsey2419]

Amphetamines do that

[@Tyrannosaraus]

That's psychopathic behavior.

[@thetruckersmanifesto3873]

I was born in Stockton CA. Pot head kid growing up. There was this cop that would pull me over walking to school, he stole my weed like 5 times. I thought he was cool as a kid because he would not ticket me. But now, I'm thinking in my head like, that mofo er

[@williamsanders2439]

Hope he sues. Hope he wins. This is why police are in the PR toilet...the arrogance and hostility from this officer glows like toxic nuclear waste.

[@patzuellig1331]

Just a normal day in a police state. I know reality hurts.

[@fjalls]

Just that taxpayers will pay the bill

[@allemander]

Very eloquently stated.

[@anthonybragg3946]

Cop didn’t let even him speak longer then 3 seconds either smh.

[@williamsanders2439]

@m v I don't think it's their intelligence per se...it's the pack mentality. The Blue Wall of Silence when someone effs up is a glaring example. Most police have to have an associates degree for the job.

[@arnesto8026]

Not normal to film infront of a hospital? Uhm I see the news reporters quite often filming outside hospitals

[@goingindieEN]

And they do it on the property

[@r0xjo0]

@@goingindieEN That is because they are part of the system. They toe the line. They paint the propoganda picture that the system has no objection to.

[@Tread_six]

I think its mainly because the news organisations has identifiers on the equipment.the cop should have been cool but i see why he ask him what he was doing.

[@jonhohensee3258]

infront??

[@JF96125]

"I didn't create the situation." - The guy that created the situation

[@Fabermain]

what situation?

[@acharich]

💀💀💀

[@salvagemonster3612]

@@Fabermain unfortunately in the world we live in with active shooters, terrorist and violent people. There is a perceived possible threat. Remembered the abortion bombing and shootings? These guys stalked and collected habits and data on the employees of such facilities.

[@shawnmccarty6923]

@@salvagemonster3612 anyone that is willing to trade freedom for security deserves neither freedom or security Benjamin Franklin

[@TheCaptainmojo1973]

If we’re this victim, I’d demand a $250k check from the state of MI within 20 minutes, and let them know if the check is not ready in that amount of time the case will not settle for any amount later and will go all the way to trial and beyond if necessary. They need to be held responsible for hiring this predator and then giving him the power of the state.

[@RitaFieldsRacing]

He was in Dothan Alabama not MI 😁

[@MISTER__OWL]

These are the types of police officers that these auditors are trying to help us weed out.

[@jaythewolf7216]

we need more auditors lol

[@jaythewolf7216]

or should i say oh mister owl how many auditors does it take to get to the center of the police problem " mister owl - to fucking many thats how many ;P

[@xenmckinzee8348]

Immediately coming out hostile, calling the auditor a "frauditor" and stating that he's only there to "create a lawsuit" is the opposite of de-escalation.

[@stevejette2329]

Xen - Exactly the opposite.

[@tigera6]

well, because that is the truth, isnt it so? So Cop must tell lie to de-escalate a situation?

[@scmontgomery]

@@tigera6 no, but beginning with an adversarial attitude doesn't exactly help keep a situation civil, simple and positive

[@maskedathiest]

@@tigera6 and yes you are correct. if the auditor's sole purpose was to create a law suit. telling a lie to prevent that would be acceptable. are you saying an officer should never lie lol? did you even think about what you said ? if the officer knew the purpose was to create a law suit. he knew the auditor had every right to film. yet pulls up to create a situation to violate the auditors rights. if you accept that scenario and do not understand that a lie would prevent all of that. as the officer could have played dumb, asked what he was doing and then went on his way. so a lie would not feed into the situation that should be prevented to begin with.

[@Vespyr_]

Well he wasn't wrong.

[@zaneelliot6963]

Officer Fisher knows what this guy is doing, yet he still breaks the law. How stupid is this guy, how stupid, is the person who hired this guy?

[@vyvyanbasterd4133]

Yes

[@cjl12897]

He didn’t break the law though. There’s no way this audit would hold up in court

[@Adam-dh7cz]

@@cjl12897 the officer did though if you don't understand than go back watch the whole thing again and listen to everything said

[@Da_padilla]

@@cjl12897 you cannot detain without probable cause or get a citizen information. Both unconstitutional therefore a case

[@nhankhuu5643]

@@cjl12897 you have comprehension problems

[@Eddie-sv6iz]

Imagine someone with a police scanner picking up all your information? I’d check your credit daily!

[@IlDeimos]

Im sorry, but i would never give anyone my social, including police officers.

[@MrBeevee5]

Depending on how capable you are without your job. The timing was everything on this one.

[@KissoneKinoma]

Yu would for a roblox girlfriend

[@antonyduhamel1166]

Does that mean you're...ANTISOCIAL???!!! :D

[@IlDeimos]

@@antonyduhamel1166 Pretty much. I dont like people in general.

[@debluetailfly]

No need to bee sorry about it.

[@JK-ko6en]

"I look forward to seeing myself on KZbin. Again" It's disgusting how proud he sounded, as if it was a minor annoyance and not a clear sign of his ineptitude.

[@Pika-Chu64]

Ikr bruh

[@realinprod]

Again?

[@lindamartinez9438]

He is EXACTLY why they get called filth.

[@holden_tld]

"i know you are out here to get a lawsuit, that's how you make your living, i get it, so lemme go ahead and help you with that." excellent service!

[@jrthmc29]

Thought the same thing. A true Public servant willing to assist in anyway possible. 👍🙄

[@renzokata]

Wait wait... he changed his story and implicated stalking and harassment... after he admitted he knows he's a 1st ammendment auditor. Good luck with that one on the witness stand.

[@Murph-]

LMAO

[@boxedfender4810]

@@renzokata it was a iq 1000 move calling him a stalker. it put him on his heals and he felt that and started stammering. only the worst type of loser "stalks" people and the auditor was shitting bricks on even getting that label as a stalker. weird grown as man pointing cameras at peiple. he's a stalker bro

[@tobiasautoglassaz]

That's what I was thinking! We have to get rid of cops like this guy. Wonder how much time this officer has spent checking out his sweet uniform in the mirror.

[@SpeakersCornerUK]

So glad you did a video on this interaction. This tyrant should not be involved in law enforcement activities. A shame Jeff gave up his details, it emboldened this tyrant to attempt his unlawful actions with other members of the public.

[@119Agent]

What these officers fail to understand (among other things) is that if they admit that they know the person is auditing and that they know who they are (even if not by name) then that removes reasonable suspicion in most cases like this, especially filming in public.

[@Kurgosh1]

It also doesn't matter to them, because they know they can do literally anything they want up to and including kidnapping and murder, and they'll get away with it. At worst, their taxpaying neighbors will have to foot the bill, and they might be given a paid vacation for a while before being asked to resign and move on to terrorize the next town over.

[@arsenic1987]

@@Kurgosh1 It's scary how correct this is... Just by substituting some words (that absolutely fit), it makes it SO clear to a layperson as well... Great comment.

[@snyderman001]

This "cop" has been doing this to people for years and the department will not hold him accountable.

[@nspring06]

He admits that he knows his actions will cause a lawsuit (one that could be won too) and proceeds with it anyway.... Wow. This is why qualified immunity needs to be destroyed

[@rickau]

All things considered, QI should not apply when the cop is on video admitting he knows it's wrong/illegal. I was under the impression that QI was worded in a way for cases where their conduct was illegal but they were unaware/no legal precedent against it. But either way, I don't like it existing in the first place.

[@spiderzvow1]

@@rickau but but if I get arrested. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse. Yeah it needs to be abolished, it's just abused. Just like the charge of "resisting arrest"

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

"Idc if you rightfully sully my departments name and cost my neighbors thousands or millions, I know I won't be fired and in the off chance that I am I will move across country and become a sheriff of some backwater"

[@louskunt9798]

💯💯

[@peanutbutterdragon4105]

I'm going to violate your rights and I know you will sue me but I dont give a "F"

[@monica93304]

If I'm a judge, i would be appalled by the officers intimidating approach to a citizen fulfilling his lawfully projected rights. There has to be accountability.

[@BigBoss-sh2jx]

I just love when cops go “I don’t know what you’re doing, I don’t know if you’re doing X” of course, you didn’t even bother to find out what was going on. You instantly showed up and attacked right away instead of doing your job as an officer and de-escalating

[@sinoralewis4521]

Parents even ask small children.. what are you doing. Common decency . I love the comment and replies.. Can place many in group. Racist..vacation in DC on Jan 6....police.. klan fair-minded person ...person of honor....Christian..caring person. Nothing like being exposed to All-America even the home grown terrorist

[@zeldababyyxoxo2079]

He said his job was to investigate. But dude forgot the part of investigating it is also part of his job to know the laws of the state and abide those laws for his investigation. All he knows what to do was to detain and harass people who were called in completely ignoring the law. He even said "I usually have driver's licenses.." so hes been doing this to OTHER people too.

[@davidkline4372]

Isn't it curious he says he knows exactly what he's doing, "cause a disturbance to get a lawsuit" and simultaneously says he doesn't know what he's doing filming the property? Which is it, Officer Friendly?

[@emptyabyss1241]

its mainly said as "i don't know what you're doing, i don't know if you're doing X or Y, all i know is Blah Blah" so the one in front of him says what is he actually doing and by that he can or may get info as a cheat of the 5th bill of rights amendment, he haven't even let him explain himself, and also it was a bad timing if he got arrested or detained in a weekend and the court is closed. overall he was disrespectful by speaking over Gray's voice every time he try to speak ..

[@vinniegiordano3243]

" I know what your game is." Then proceeds to feed right into it and giving the auditor everything he needs to win this so called game.

[@frocat5163]

Ah, yes. When a cop immediately calls a citizen a 'frauditor', you know that officer respects the Constitution.

[@TBVGAMING34]

Fr

[@TheChoice22]

well thiese wackos intentionally do shit that they know will evoke a response like this lol... You know as well as i do, all of these ppl do this intentionally to get these responses lol.. Im all for the constitution but alot of this shit is way way to literal IE this video

[@marquiskuhkieslaughter6481]

Complete and utter patriotism! You just feel it!

[@kristenkidd3982]

@@TheChoice22 they do things that are LEGAL and when a cop comes up to try to infringe on their rights they will try to educate them. And this guy was legally recording someone breaking the law. What a wacko, right? 😒

[@TheChoice22]

@@kristenkidd3982 i never said it wasnt legal lol, they still do it to provoke a response, thats exactly like those dumb fucks walking around in public with an AR15, its legal but they do it for the response, they dont care about the "rights" they do it to go viral

[@randallminchew6780]

I didn’t know that first amendment auditors was a thing before I found this channel. Now I can’t stop watching one after another.

[@POOKIE5592]

Cop: I know EXACTLY what you're doing. Guy: Then why are you here?

[@ThrasherGnar]

The million dollar question😉

[@louispetitjean1652]

To do an investigation.. to figure out what he's doing, lol

[@POOKIE5592]

@@louispetitjean1652 I take it you didn't actually watch the video.

[@POOKIE5592]

@@louispetitjean1652 Ah, gotcha.

[@ymcpa73]

Responding to a complaint from the hospital. He had to show up and do a report on the call. He asked for more info than required by law and improperly applied the obstruction laws, but that is about it. It never really escalated into anything. He identified the person, took down his report and let him go.

[@danieldiehl523]

I'm going to take my camera to Dothan, Alabama. I'll let the city buy my wife a Cadillac or two, courtesy of officer K.Fisher.

[@norsfam5]

Usually the police here are respectful, but this dude has had multiple complaints

[@IHateThisHandleSystem]

@@norsfam5 Respectful like the other cops on scene, who do nothing to stop a fellow cop as he violates a person's rights? That makes them accomplices, which makes them just as bad.

[@eln0n01]

@@IHateThisHandleSystem preach

[@efficientfuture]

Maybe you would like a new house too? Maybe build one with a golf course in the back. Lol

[@ryannave5696]

It's Dauphin I believe

[@Dire2936]

Officer: “I know exactly what you’re doing and who you are.” Also officer: “For all I know you could be stalking someone in the hospital. I don’t know what you’re doing.”

[@utubepunk]

Exactly. You know what I'm doing? Great. Thanks for stopping by.

[@MrsBax]

HAHAH FACTS

[@6StimuL84]

His stupidity is EPIC......

[@foxesnroses]

Yeah this cop is crazy lol

[@jamesroales2684]

It's a wonder the officer didn't strip the gears, in his walnut sized brain, after going in reverse like that!

[@carljensen5730]

You can't "create a problem" when you are within you civil rights and not committing any crime. If someone felt uncomfortable by that, that is their problem.

[@starguy2718]

Judges to citizens: "Ignorance of the law is no excuse!" Police officers: "I didn't know that was illegal." End qualified immunity.

[@Brendan4570]

Absolutely. It’s a bullshit concept.

[@ReedThomas71]

The problem is QI to begin with. Until we get that ended the cops are going to continue to be tyrants and do the same old shit over and over again. Why? Because they know nothing is going to come out of their own pockets when the shit hits the fan.

[@cs-cl9qs]

Yeah I think about this a lot.

[@ReedThomas71]

@@kalypso4133 Which police force do you work for? Even a bootlicker wouldn’t use the terminology that you do so I know you aren’t a bootlicker. You are straight up a cop “in this day and age”, tyrant cops favorite line. You cannot say you do not know that is a law as an excuse, you are implied to know the law. See that’s all cops say is people do auditing to just get the likes, now you are saying people are making the comments to get likes. You apparently haven’t a clue to what you are talking about . This post must have really triggered you to get you to comment on it and really pushed your buttons. Do you understand the way you treat people and have treated people is the reason cops are hated. You all are scared shitless when you are out afraid you are going to be targeted “in this day and age”. What I don’t think you understand that it was you all that are the reason the violence towards you all is all of your own making. You can’t continue to beat people up, kill people’s family members, treat people like your King Tyrant and do whatever it is that you want to. The people will rise up against you, but that is what you all wanted since you have it is us against the citizens. It’s got to come from you all, you all have to change. We can’t do the change for you when you have our backs to the wall. My mother always told me you can’t back an old dog into a corner and not expect it to not come out fighting. That’s what you have done, you all have pushed us in the corner and we aren’t going to take it anymore. I use to think that most all cops were good and there was a few bad apples on any given force. What I am finding out by watching a ton of these videos is that it’s a complete 180 of what I though. Most all cops are bad and there’s very very few good cops on the force. You can’t say you’re a good cop and watch another cop violate a person’s constitutional rights, that makes you just as bad as he is, if not worse. At this point I don’t know what the answer is, I know it can’t continue the way it is. I don’t want to see people killed or hurt on either side if we are drawing lines and picking teams of us against you. I would say a good starting spot would be to lose that mentality from the police. There is so much reform that needs to be done, I don’t think it will do any good, too much damage has been done on the police’s part. At this point, my suggestion would be to start over with something totally different. Policing in America is dead, it’s too far gone to recover and salvage.

[@MrHyroglyph]

@@kalypso4133 more power, higher expectations. That was a simple. Not your tie goes to the fielder diatribe.

[@jamiehoneycutt4865]

My question is how can he be acting in good faith when he said “you might be stalking” no one called to complain about him stalking, so how can that be “in good faith”. He’s making up an offense just to get his ID.

[@ianbattles7290]

Cop: "I'm not playing that game with you." Me: "Ok, then I hereby invoke my right to remain silent until I speak to an attorney. I don't consent to any searches or seizures. If I am not under arrest at this time, leave me alone. Your move, Officer."

[@ahondara3467]

EXACTLY. Smart man!

[@acharich]

Whew..! ⚖️

[@MistaCen]

Pulls out gun, and shoots. Cop: I was in fear of my life. Sheeple and bootlickers: he was doing his job.

[@ShinjiSakii]

Officer: "then i need to take you into the station until i can identify you hopefully it was worth your job since you were on a break" or Officer: "okay then we will wait for your attorney hopefully hes fast and it doesnt cost you too much time for your lunch break and your boss isnt an ass" Either way the dudes job was at stake

[@jacobpeters5458]

exactly, you say that, and keep filming or whatever. they touch you, tell them to not touch you unless they're arresting you or you'll sue. they keep doing it sue. they arrest you, sue for false arrest. and one more ego with a gun is checkmated

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

The caller is indicative of the ignorance and cowardice of too many of late.

[@lawrenceredmacher4382]

why would a cop need my social security number? are they going to file my taxes? run my credit report?

[@josemendez5995]

Thats one way to look up your identity. They usually use that method if you don't have id.

[@cyanphoenix1414]

@wesley Johnson I find it absolutely hilarious you can't even spell yet you think anything you type is even remotely credible.

[@kredel9664]

@@cyanphoenix1414 lol. To attack someone for their grammar means that you don't have an argument against his points. Talk about going after low hanging fruit.

[@cyanphoenix1414]

@@kredel9664 Did you consider that I didn't place an argument because there's a considerable chance that he wouldn't understand or even listen to my points? I'm not going to sit and make a debate if they can't even put the effort in to spell correctly. I assume you hold the same idiotic position as him; which is interesting because I didn't see any argument in their comment; just an accusation with no reasons behind it. Next time, be at least somewhat correct before you make an assumption.

[@JAYJAYJAY53]

@@cyanphoenix1414 It’s great that you were able to get a good education . Many people have not had the opportunity myself included . But every time I see a post like this it bothers me . In a way your denying this person from participating in a discussion .You do this why ? To show everyone that you went school ? I think you and others who do this need ask themselves why .

[@SuperTripleO]

The real problem? Officer Fishers supervisor gives him an A+ and a recommendation for promotion. And it never stops...

[@KekoaRecruit]

That's Alabama.

[@commondirtbagz7130]

@@KekoaRecruit the cousins there are hot though…not that I would know or anything 👀

[@secrets2youth]

@@KekoaRecruit That's anywhere in this country and the world

[@joshuad1716]

“I know exactly who you are! ...i know exactly why you’re here!!” “I need to make sure you’re not harassing or stalking anyone” But I thought you knew exactly who he is and what he’s doing??

[@Archone666]

Meanwhile, there's a woman cowering inside the medical center because she's paranoid about her abusive ex tracking her down, and a stranger is blatantly recording every vehicle and person in the vicinity...

[@allsmiles7106]

@@Archone666 and how do you know this?

[@kmilli0313]

@@Archone666 and? still legal even if that was the case. you cant violate someone else rights for potential percieved wrongs of someone else

[@torar_]

@@Archone666 We are not playing what if game...

[@TheFrogInYourClosetWatchingYou]

@@Archone666 just because Karen is a mental patient that has issues doesnt mean your rights no longer apply or matter. Just because someone doesnt like what you are doing doesnt mean they can stop you from doing it.... So meanwhile I could care less about that woman cowering inside the medical center.... Got anymore stupid scenarios you wish to bring up?

[@549BR]

When I worked in law enforcement, we called this type of officer an Alpha Hotel. Those are military phonetic references to the letters AH, for those without military service. You can easily figure out what those two letters are an abbreviation for. Keep up the good work Jeff.

[@bobmcbride1487]

This officer needs to be off the streets ASAP, He invents crimes, He is a danger to the public and a repeat offender.

[@AreYouSerious-210g]

@Blueee huh? What is the point of your snarky comeback?

[@sovietninja5976]

@@AreYouSerious-210g dont mind him hes just mega butt hurt

[@GendersonHernandez]

@Blueee found the wannabe cop lol 😂 stfu

[@sethlopez8287]

@@GendersonHernandez literally. What a bootlicker. Surprised he could type that with a boot in his mouth

[@MrRisingapple]

@@AreYouSerious-210g haha i think that is officer fisher

[@a.m.m.4592]

"I know your game. Your game is to create a lawsuit." So you go and engage in a way that may give him a reason to file a lawsuit. Smart!

[@utubepunk]

Yup. There's only a lawsuit if you abuse your authority & violate my rights, officer.

[@DeathProductions200]

@@utubepunk i don't think cops understand that they are the reasons lawsuits exist against them. If they followed the law and respected citizens, there wouldn't be first ammendment auditors filing suits.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Yeah, wicked smart!! 😆

[@stevejette2329]

"You are the reason I am here." NO. The guard called in the PD for doing something legal.

[@NoobVeterans]

exactly

[@ymcpa73]

Yeah, but if someone called he has to investigate. He knew there was no law being broken, but he still had to identify the person to make sure there were no warrants or restraining orders. He asked for more info than the law allowed, but was probably part of department policy. The cop isn't a lawyer. He is going to follow policy. If the auditor wants to sue to change the policy, then go ahead. I personally don't see an issue for a cop to identify a person if someone called to report him. If this was a stalking situation, people would be upset that the cop didn't identify him and a victim got hurt.

[@davidwarford3087]

@@ymcpa73 they don't have the legal authority to ask for that info.

[@Schlemiel-schlimazel]

@@ymcpa73 then everyone should call the police on everyone else. That’ll be fun.

[@GenXHistorian]

@@ymcpa73 If the caller specifically said this man was stalking someone at the hospital, or committing an actual crime (filming in public and looking suspicious are NOT illegal), then an argument could be made that the police would need to identify the man. That is not what happened here. The fact that you don't see an issue with the police identifying people at will without any legal reason or authority to do so is very disturbing. Imagine if you were completely innocent and the police were harassing you, and trying to violate the law and your rights. I'm sure you'd have a different opinion.

[@sped6954]

Without even seeing the rest of this, which I did, that shoulder roll at 1:10 set the stage for this entire incident. The first thing that came to mind the second I saw that was "Here we go. It's on now". This guy doesn't even pretend to know what he's doing, and that little snippet of body language immediately conveys that he doesn't care about anything but filing his report. Even if he has to stomp all over every single one of Mr. Gray's constitutional rights, he's going to make damned sure to correctly fill out his report. And that thing about asking him what his Social Security number? I'm not sure that's ever allowable. I mean, that's your everything number that can easily be used to ruin a person's life for many years. People don't really get that anymore; you're supposed to keep that number confidential at all cost. And then there was the line, "Just allow this to be what it is". Man, if that isn't a true statement about what this cop is doing here... He could have just said "Just lie there and take it, and this will all be over soon." Every single time the cop tried to turn the whole thing around and blame Mr Gray for his having to be out there and writing a report, I had to laugh... he was the only one causing a disturbance throughout this entire video. I really hope Gray went and filed charges against him at his earliest possible convenience. From the very second he showed up, it was on. like he was being bothered; like he was interrupting his internet porn time or something. I would think it's probably pretty difficult to watch porn on your phone while you're busy giving someone's rights a good and thorough curb job.

[@xander333333]

Officer Fisher needs some time off without pay to ponder on his actions here.

[@mroverdose14]

Nah, I'm not for taking food out of people mouths for this. 1,000 hours of training that needs to be completed in 6 months I'm all for!

[@davidfairchild1640]

@@mroverdose14 Fisher is already taking from the people while acting like this, citing departmental policy. He and the chief clearly need to go.

[@Sarge395]

@@mroverdose14 1,000 hours of paid training? No thanks. This cop doesn't get it nor will he ever. Fire him. It is what would happen rapidly in the private sector and we'd all be better for it. Competition brings out the best in us.

[@Sheaun]

@@mroverdose14 with that attitude and demeanor, he needs to go! He would be taking food outta his own mouth because he couldn't check his ego and attitude at the door.

[@r0xjo0]

@@mroverdose14 Are you going to pay for it? The taxpayer doesn't need to pay for incompetence retraining. Get your checkbook ready, pal.

[@JustAskingAndCurios]

This cops has a running mouth.

[@bbigrocker1]

It's like a faucet that drains the crap he has for brains

[@TheHolyGhost777]

He better go catch it... before a lawsuit does. Haha. I think what happened here is sufficient for a lawsuit.

[@D00dman]

"I look forward to seeing myself on KZbin...*again*." This dude a whole ass clown 😂😂😂

[@askia8799]

No he is the entire fucking circus

[@antonyduhamel1166]

@@askia8799 I mean...he's not THAT entertaining.

[@askia8799]

@@antonyduhamel1166 lmao yeah

[@Nesolepus]

@@antonyduhamel1166 Jake you win

[@joemarshall4226]

And we look forward to seeing him on the unemployment line.....

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

That cop hates liberty. As such he ought to be relieved of his duties.

[@peterpan4038]

Let me get this straight: The cop immediately suspects the auditor is an autitor out there for a fat lawsuit... and then does his best to provoke exactly that. This is a really dumb idea.

[@FreedumbFighter29]

its alabama. He's a cop. Its like a PBnJ sandwich. The cop also said he knows everything, then proceeded to say he doesnt know anything so he needs to investigate. lol

[@FeedMeSalt]

It's his ego. As we see time and time again with the negative side of police work there is little too nothing preventing these poor personalities from holding a badge. If you cant separate your emotions from your work you don't deserve a gun or authority.

[@Oldmerk1]

Such a good point:) wow so true!

[@bifflilla]

Seriously. “I know you’re trying to catch me violating your rights.” Proceeds to violate his rights. The whole “frauditor” jab at the start was a clear indicator of his intentions from square one. This cop seems a little too young to be worn down and jaded by his job. He clearly hates having to deal with situations that he feels is a waste of his time and he wants to get back to putting his knee in the back of a meth head or trying to impress some hottie on the street corner with his big bulging badge.

[@TheLORDofTOXICITY]

why would the cop care if theres a lawsuit? he dont pay it and theres no repurcussions

[@renski8976]

"I look forward to seeing myself on youtube... AGAIN." Looks like this police officer harasses a lot of people. Plus, I'd NEVER give my SSN to an officer who is acting as aggressive/assertive as this officer is being. Hell, never to any officer.

[@sentientnatalie]

Aggressive, not assertive. The former is negative, the latter is positive.

[@TheFrozenMoogle]

State of Missouri would require you to give your SSN.

[@darkfireBikes]

Social security numbers, although it doesn't seem like it, are absolutely not identifying info. No one should technically give it to anyone but social security

[@renski8976]

@@darkfireBikes if it's not identifying info the officer had no grounds to asking for it

[@darkfireBikes]

@@renski8976 he didn't at all, according to the law he's not allowed to collect anything but name and address period

[@junab3743]

My jaw dropped when he asked for SSN.

[@jiggerinokobalis609]

Used to be on driver's license

[@uzumakisunshine1303]

@@jiggerinokobalis609 It was made officially illegal to put Social Security Numbers on driver’s licenses in 2004. Pretty sure the situation in the video happened after this.

[@jiggerinokobalis609]

@@uzumakisunshine1303 "used to be," fool. And the bush administration pushed for that because of terrorism, strangely enough.

[@Darkeaux]

I laughed out loud when I heard that.

[@pineapplegirl8078]

Alabama LEOs ask for it all the time.

[@roi1357]

Another 5 year old police officer hired for an mature adults job. These immature people hurt the reputation of all professional law enforcement officers. Why do police departments hire unqualified people for law enforcement positions.

[@averagejoe673]

I like the way the security guards stand in the background like they're important and part of the situation.

[@jesusnthedaisychain]

Rent-a-cops are gonna rent-a-cop. Just imagine, it's their dream to be a real cop, just so they can be like that to people, but the real cops don't want them. They're not even good enough to be professional jackwads.

[@averagejoe673]

@@jesusnthedaisychain Oh, I know. I took a 2nd job as an overnight security guard part time. All I did was go sit at construction sites overnight to make sure no one jumped the fence and stole any equipment. Did it for a few months to pay some bills. The guys that worked there, especially full time ones, ALL had some serious mental/social issues. None of the ones I worked with appeared to be dangerous, but, they all had social issues. Very awkward, socially, always telling BS stories to try and impress you - I got along with them fine, but their issues were obvious. Without fail, every one of them had applied to the police academy and been denied because they could not pass the psychological testing, or the physical exam, or both.

[@josephhodges9819]

They stand in the back because they also have an incident report they have to create with the report number from the PD.

[@officerfuzz5-050]

@@jesusnthedaisychain healthcare security is VASTLY different then any other security profession… maybe you should do your research before you run your mouth… you sound like the kind of person who would go into a hospital yelling FUCK THE POLICE! XD

[@alavista4218]

@@officerfuzz5-050 naww you're so cute

[@millernsl]

I love that the officer knew exactly what this was and still did the exact thing the auditor was looking for. He even said "frauditor". Amazing.

[@MinecraftMartin]

Welcome to Alabama

[@Cruor34]

Because he had delt with it numerous times and is tired of it. He didn't get in trouble, he wasted some losers time videoing ambulances running a stop sign on an empty road in their own parking lot. Im sure he did watch this video and laughed, he can get all the F's youtube wants to give him, he won. All of these ATA videos are the same thing, EXACTLY what the officer said, it's someone doing something to annoy other people enough to get the cops called on them but it's JUST outside the bounds of being illegal, it wastes everyone's time, and if they agitate someone who owns the property or the police enough, and get attacked they might just get a payday. Its bullshit.

[@jaycarrillojc]

@@Cruor34 how do those boots taste bro?

[@Cruor34]

@@jaycarrillojc I wouldn't know because unlike you I don't do things to piss people off then cry when the police show up.

[@citizenvulpes4562]

@@Cruor34 you're annoying me, I'm gonna call the cops on you to make you stop. by your logic that's completely normal. That's what you're defending, you got something brown on your nose.

[@icecold9511]

"I know what you're doing." Then you know your response isn't legal.

[@ianbattles7290]

"If you know what I'm doing, WHY ARE YOU TAKING THE BAIT???"

[@fuzzy8593]

The way that officer speaks makes me feel like I need a juicebox and to sit cross legged.

[@paulyc2300]

What a punk officer!! That’s NOT doing your job.

[@xdef1ne]

Police aint punk!

[@Sergio-fu7mv]

@@xdef1ne THAT police is a punk!

[@core74cove]

The Cop: "I'm trying to talk don't talk over me!" Also the Cop: Continuously talks over him, so much so that he can't even get the words out to explain why he was even there.

[@merbst]

Well cocaine causes pressured speech + arrogant verbosity! A nice change of pace from all the dumb steroid meatheads!

[@ronaldmharrison7137]

"Rules for the, not for me"...

[@Hezigrimm]

Tries to file report but does not let him talk to get the info for the actual report.

[@carpetclimber4027]

@@YanksandBritsProductions Yeah, like those journalists who once and then discover the huge amount of illegal money being laundered through tax paradises and up dead. How dare they provoke those rich people, how silly of them.

[@theycallme4799]

@@YanksandBritsProductions you're not the only human in the continent. I've never had a Bobby treat me bad, either. Doesn't make em all saints. Understandably, humans lie. But how many of em have to mention similar complaints before you'd personally be willing to 'look into it'??

[@SkoomeyGaming]

Love his “ I’m only doing a report on the incident” but never finds out any of the facts and when he is being told the facts he wants to continue talking and then says I’m talking you listen

[@craigcrissman4651]

Because he had already decided in his mind that the "frauditor" was the issue and that he was going to write the report in most unflattering manner possible so he didnt need nor want anymore information that couod possibly be exculpatory in the report

[@gdotone1]

best to fire officers that receives an F.

[@naanaa1111]

This officer runs his mouth and never listens.

[@toensingjeanette5710]

This tyrant cop wanted to be in total control. Not letting this man get a word edgewise.

[@vidloop6]

The only job in the world where you need to know absolutely nothing about what you are supposed to be doing

[@johnpollard744]

7:16 "Don't make this a crime" is an admission from the officer that he knows there is no crime but just a report that needs to be filed by the officer.

[@bink]

But maybe not providing information for the mandatory report is illegal, even if no crime has been committed yet. Idk, I'm not a lawyer

[@direwolf8703]

@@bink failure to identify is only applicable if a crime is committed

[@IHateThisHandleSystem]

I thought the same thing. I had a cop basically admit the same thing to me once during a stop. I called him out on it immediately. I ended up driving away with no charges.

[@GR-nz3om]

He starts off by saying "I know what youre doing" so wtf is he investigating? You already know its legal

[@practicalparenting]

Because we know, that ALL “calls” are accurate, honest and supersedes other’s rights.

[@77gravity]

"What's your SSN?" "No idea, sir, that thing is like 16 digits, I can't remember that"

[@beekeeper7535]

Why would a police officer ask for a social security number. I heard him ask for his social I've never had a cop ask me for my social. I've been pulled over before and not had my license on me they just ask my name and that's it. There not getting my social.

[@gryph01]

That's a new one... give me your SSN. No police officer in Canada has ever asked me for my SIN (Canadian version of SSN). They would never get it if they did ask.

[@77gravity]

In Australia, your Drivers Licence is a primary means of identification. We don't have SSN/SIN.

[@beekeeper7535]

@@77gravity Australian's don't have any form of ssn. So if you loose your driver's license EVERYTHING needed to steal your identity is on your driver's license. Say someone ask for you license to buy beer EVERYTHING needed to apply for a credit card is on your license.

[@77gravity]

@@beekeeper7535 If you want a credit card you need more than just the driver's license. You need sufficient other ID to pass the 100 point check, unless you are applying to your current bank.

[@tonyp3504]

Officer fisher is the definition of a narcissist

[@svendbentjensen5512]

How so?

[@dedbatt8869]

@@svendbentjensen5512 the fact that he thinks “doing his job” is more important than this guy’s rights

[@svendbentjensen5512]

@@dedbatt8869 🙄

[@dedbatt8869]

@@svendbentjensen5512 😉

[@siffumetsu271]

I remember my friend recording a police officer and the officer coming up to him saying "are you recording? Make sure you get my good side I know the camera adds a few pounds" both of them had a laugh about it and then the rest of the conversation was civil. They way he came just made the guy recording a bit more on edge and aggressive