FEELINGS ENFORCER COP GETS SCHOOLED !! RICHMOND INDIANA - First Amendment Audit - Amagansett Press

[@jasonasselin]

First thing I see where THEY should be thanking you is bringing awareness to their mistake of allowing sensitive material to be seen from the road. They should fix this serious issue!

[@fringestream990]

It's hard when you have a ego and are embarrassed for such a dumb move to admit wrong.

[@notozknows]

Bank needs to create privacy, blinds, curtains...

[@SomeRandomHuman717]

@@notozknows Funny the windows to the left of the three big ones they were filming thru did have miniblinds.

[@notozknows]

@@SomeRandomHuman717 I saw that and figured they couldn't close that window for some reason. All those years with info I could read if I was there is something the 'big wigs' aint gonna like.

[@flametraincbd4573]

Appreciate what you guys do I always watch all your videos

[@robertmathis4497]

I wouldn't trust Scott with lunch money, much less an entire bank. Did someone not teach him how glass windows work?

[@Jeja_rhcp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Exactly!

[@neliosamch3195]

Scott's propensity to call call for help when isn't needed is too high. In a real scene cops would be hesitant to assist.

[@yeagemk]

but you shouldnt be able to see it!! 😂😂😂😂

[@silverstreetmoto1458]

🤣🤣🤣

[@reggaefan2700]

12:58. "There is a thing that's called decent people." Haha. That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. If that's the case, why is there so much crime today?

[@izzydizzy1115]

If I were a customer of that Bank, I'd be pissed about the computer screens facing towards the street! It's the Bank's job to keep one's records secure! Great job AP and WTW!

[@edwardjames6070]

we've seen countless bank audit videos just like this. computer screens right in front of the window.

[@DracoDraconis-o5x]

Worried about somebody taking pictures of their security system, but not worried about them displaying personal information of their customers to the public. Wow.

[@rykehuss3435]

"Hello, I'm Scott, I'm the bank manager here. As you can see, our customer's confidential information is totally visible through our sidewalk windows, elevating a new level of transparency in our operations. Would you like to give your money to us? Promise it'll be in safe hands"

[@darciejones2769]

President of the bank is worried about his security system being recorded on your cameras but not about the computer screens with customers information being positioned so one can see them from the street? Someone needs replaced as bank President for lack of security priority for the customer protection.

[@danidelaney3555]

Sadly people like him actually become cops 😱

[@MannyC711]

Yea right? O_o

[@ianhill4585]

An obvious Freudian slip, his subconscious made him say, "you shouldn't be able to see / record the monitors". ( Paraphrased) , he verbalised the self failing. Did Hobbs actually say the name tag and number are on the uniform as decoration? In as many words.🧐

[@KO-lq1yo]

🧠 💥

[@michaelward9880]

It's all by design. The Scotts of the world get promoted and run things. That's why our country and the world is so fu@ked up!

[@jonathanjohnston8120]

I think you made those two cops better with that interaction. It seems like they were close to having a bad encounter with you but you chose the right dialogue and I think that made the difference. I love your audits and the fact that you and your family are out there risking it all to make sure our rights are being upheld. God bless you guys, and keep up the great work.

[@jonathanjohnston8120]

Oh and make sure you send them a bill for the inspection of their security system and the major flaws that you found. 😁

[@jsmdnq]

Well, they didn't seem as bad as most but of course maybe they were having a good day.

[@jonathanjohnston8120]

@@jsmdnq No, they were better than most. Jason did a great job communicating with them.

[@cherilargent1219]

Yes thank you so much and God bless you

[@KevinSorbo.]

@@jonathanjohnston8120 strange how when I am looking at their disciplinary records it shows they aren’t good… guess you can’t believe some random guy basing the fact that cops are good on the fact they were cordial…

[@rickybiggie]

A person does not have the right to call the police to report legal activity that the person calling doesn't like. Police have one job and only one job: Law Enforcement. Legal activity has absolutely nothing to do with law enforcement. People that call the police on law abiding citizens should be fined.

[@dawnburkhart3191]

Exactly! Misuse of emergency services is a crime that definitely should be enforced. It's the same as calling for the fire department for a neighbor's fully controlled BBQ. Unnecessary and a waste of resources

[@rickybiggie]

@@Requinix17 A vast majority of law enforcement officers don't even know the laws that they are supposed to enforce. Most of them are also ego-driven which should completely remove them from any type of threat assessment because it's going to be a biased threat assessment. The officer in this video that stated that he believes all people should have no problem with identifying themselves is showing that he is biased to wanting to enforce his feelings or beliefs instead of enforcing what the law says about people identifying themselves

[@Milpower]

How about executed?

[@Phuckrussia]

Awesome audit!

[@motttta]

I think you're going too far there, to the other extreme. That would require for people to know the 100% of law, so everyone would have to be a lawyer by the time they were adults, and which would discourage people from calling in a dangerous situation, afraid they would be fined. It's the professionals, who take the call, and respond, that need to access the situation. I do agree with fines for lying over 911 though.

[@williamleeming4082]

Three very professional and courteous policeman. Thank you for not having an attitude and actually being polite and down to earth. We need more policeman like them. Once again, Thank you and stay safe.

[@craigb2324]

Officer Hobbs is actually my cousin. We grew up hanging out together, and he comes from a very good upbringing. It’s no surprise to me the way he honored his oath. Thanks AP for all the work you do on the peoples behalf. Great audit all the way around!!

[@Joey_Fabitz]

What a trip!!! Officer Hobbs is my cousin too.

[@elgatosamurai9517]

Officer Hobbs isn’t my cousin. Just saying

[@TheVault65]

@Silence Do Good At the point in the video where Officer Hobbs said that he would "maybe" not give a citizen his name and badge number, 15 minutes after first interacting with David and Jason, what threat did he think he was under? Yes, I think, in totality, Hobbes did well, better than Ancietii, however the most concerning part was him saying he would willingly disobey his policy. Not sure how we can give him a complete pass on this. He knew at this point that there wasn't a threat to person or property

[@ClockworkWyrm]

@Silence Do Good "you're looking at it from a dude watching a video on KZbin and he's looking at it from a cop who deals with dangerous situations everyday..." When you're a hammer the whole world looks like nails.

[@paulrevere4749]

I AM Officer Hobbs, and I approve this message.

[@CarlosCruz-ll5ez]

man I sure love it, Educating the uneducated and the ignorant!

[@vickizischke5716]

The lack of intelligence from Scott is mind-boggling! Making a false report to police is a crime! This is the last bank I'd put my money!

[@liquidlinda2708]

Combined with the fact that they display customers banking details to the whole sidewalk!!!

[@shadowwolf2524]

I don't trust any bank with my money

[@petmycat2720]

SCOTTY Doesn't know the first thing about ******SECURITY***** That's why he is so insecure.

[@letitiawatson3969]

Shadow Wolf I don't deal with any financial or Government entity period they are all corrupt as hell...

[@lawrencewest8925]

Scott Evans earned a new title today, CCHO- Chief Constitution Hate Officer of Merchants Bank of Indiana. Fear mongering and making false 911 calls is typically frowned upon by Members, Employees and local LE. I hope Scott reaps the rewards of his unethical conduct by watching members move their savings/earnings from Merchants Bank to other financial institutions that support the US Constitution. Why Merchants Bank employees share their members personal information with the public should be investigated by the Federal Gov't.

[@ziggybear-l1p]

I'm from indiana and it's a shame how that the people do not respect the first amendment. But they will, when it's taken away.

[@ZeroDrizzy]

I gave officer Hobbs the link to this video so he could see the appreciation we have for officers like him. He said "Thank you for this, it's much appreciated.". I don't know if their department allows social media so he may not reply but at least they will know these officers are the ones we want more of. Thanks Officer Hobbs and all who left comments.

[@sherrij2077]

Amen!!

[@rayfordbrannon4118]

If you think that officer gives two craps about you or your appreciation for him you’re delusional. The only thing a pig wants to do is to lock you up. Just my opinion. Nothing more nothing less.

[@SAnn1747]

Cops get more information and better attitude from citizens if they just listen and are professional from the beginning. They don't have to agree but they should never be bias. That just gets them in trouble. Glad they listened, instead of barking stupid orders.

[@michajanicki6860]

++++ 19:31 ok i know all, now that cop exposed himself talking about "woman, camera, stalking"... he's a white-knight, simp and a misandrist... (male citizen) without camera is dead, that cop can't do anything because of that camera, camera saves lifes

[@danoesq2]

Those cops would have hemmed him up if they weren't on camera.

[@obreezy1230]

You did that guy and the bank a favor by exposing their weak points on the computer screens. They should thank you. well done

[@predatormn6767]

This was wonderful. Those cops should be going home with tons to think about and in such a positive way. Bravo to you Jason.

[@Jim_Snape]

That assumes they are capable of learning. I've watched thousands of these videos, never saw one where a cop learned. Like the movie Groundhog Day, they'll wake up tomorrow and the stupidity will have reset itself.

[@gotsteem]

@@Jim_Snape That's actually a funny analogy.. And it may be very true. I hope it isn't though.. I'd like to think these two officers came away from this encounter with a little wider scope of what individual freedoms actually mean..

[@darrinlong5007]

These two cops get a thumbs up for their overall behavior. From what I've seen here this city is lucky to have them.

[@glenn9875]

by far this was one of your best ones yet.. My mother was a reporter/journalist for her career and I aplaude what you do. thanks for all you have done and put up with. Your professional and well spoken. You are a true concerned patriot and thank you for keeping it real.. God bless you and your son.

[@diegolinarez5271]

Richmond it’s one of the best city’s to live. My personal opinion

[@tanker335]

He is neither a patriot nor a journalist. He is a youtube grifter. He is on video sitting in the back of a police vehicle saying quote "This is how I make my living." Unquote. And begging like a bitch not to be tossed in the slammer. As for his son, unless he can turn this into a decades long career (he can't) his future is bleak. This crap is going to follow him to the grave.

[@mnn1265]

I think the fact that Scott was so concerned with being robbed that he came out on the sidewalk to confront someone with a camera - but really didn't seem to care at all that customer information was being displayed to anyone on the sidewalk - tells you everything you need to know about the priorities of that bank!

[@wild-ecoyote5966]

You should have freak the Bank Manager out by telling him you were private bank security auditors then walk him down to the opened bay windows , then tell him he fail the Security Inspection for not safe guarding customer information by allowing it to be recorded by cameras' from the street. then walk away.

[@jbmjbm323]

@@wild-ecoyote5966 if he did that then he might be asked for security id just like how he tells security to show their credentials when they approach him. That would be nice to see him pretend to do that but if cops are called cause he did that, they may get him for inpersonating a security personal.

[@moneyboy503]

I know i'm late but it's always really bothered me. the people that think he's malicious, why would you approach him? if he was the evil person you thought he was then you'd likely be in physical danger

[@rykehuss3435]

@@wild-ecoyote5966 I'm not sure but I think that could be a criminal offense, as in fraud. Especially if the "inspection" results in actions taken by the bank that cost money (like installing curtains). Then it'd definitely be fraud. Remember to research the law before you do any stuff you think is clever

[@cherishballard5508]

I live in Richmond and just wanna thank you for stopping in and helping with "froggy" (scott). One of my best friends(he also friends with officer Hobbs) has down syndrome and walks around everywhere with his gopro making videos. Watching you and your sons videos has helped me with him. Once again thank you for doing what you guys do! They did cover the windows 🤣🤣

[@robertkuhn5952]

These cops are clowns. They would love to abuse the 4th amendment. Foia them. Bank president is a a prime candidate to get robbed. His only saving grace is bank robbery is seldom gotten away with. His security with windows and computers is a joke.

[@lionking5687]

Good cops. Godspeed to them both. Semper Fi

[@knowyourrightsnj7768]

Salute to these cops, FINALLY level headed officer's willing to have a conversation and understand their oath.

[@59ersfootball]

Indiana. My state. Not Jersey.

[@jimnunya1253]

Very shocking and rarely seen in these types of "professionals". They are not professionals, policing is an entry level "job" because it's not a career, same as shift lead at McDonald's. 😂😆 no, but seriously 👎 They are breeding hate and discontent in our communities.

[@daquonsimmons8240]

Why did the old guys in the white and blue shirts walk up to the cops while jason was talking to officer hobbes?

[@kriskay8301]

Agreed love watching these!

[@eeayquetting5963]

They shouldn't have made contact in the first place. In fact, they shouldn't be on the streets. They should be out building houses or typing up paperwork for people or doing some job where they could actually benefit society.

[@robertmiddleton4421]

I would actually immediately close my account at that bank seeing how they treat banking information. This video made me aware to look for things like this with businesses that I trust my private information with. Thanks AP.

[@michajanicki6860]

@@ 4:39 why so nervous about private camera? he's afraid that somebody recognize him? maybe he is a terrorist? or maybe a pedophile?

[@darrenrandy7358]

agreed

[@paulmonin5215]

Wonder how the Board of Directors will feel about the bank employee.

[@fxzero666]

Why? You literally can't read any of the information because it's so pixelated when zoomed in

[@paulmonin5215]

@@fxzero666 What was the information?

[@Wolvie-no3ni]

WTF? Cover your windows at the bank. Problem solved.

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

"People are silly". That about says it all.

[@LynchMobSiouxzy]

You are a phenomenal teacher, Jason. I love your patience and knowledge. Keep up the great work!!

[@TheWaterboy91]

Wow that one cop who stayed calm was really smart. He made some good points.

[@gideoncochrane5350]

Very professional police officers. We need more people like this in law enforcement.

[@deant3980]

Not at first. They were passive aggressive.

[@dougstaines986]

Boy are you guys tough! Considering the number of tyrants, bullies and sociopaths I’ve seen. Police departments seem to be very good at hiring bad people. By what I saw here this department has found the solution to that problem.

[@injusticeforallmaheu5354]

@@dougstaines986 I think the bar is low but I agree I am so happy when they don’t beat you or taze you I’ll give them a pass . Awareness is opening our eyes it’s great !

[@dougstaines986]

@@injusticeforallmaheu5354 I know but remember positive reinforcement is more effective than negative reinforcement when training lab rats.

[@tovahwulf]

@@deant3980 The first officer absolutely wasn't and was just confused because the guy recording wasn't explaining. There's a difference between douchebags and people just not knowing. The former needs to be taught properly, not spoken rudely to, or it'll just make more asshole cops.

[@omutvtube3910]

I would immediately take my money out of that bank.

[@Crockadillion42o]

Cops can never be wrong. They will sit and argue & argue when its obvious they're wrong, rather than do the right thing and admit they're wrong. Most cops the ego just wont allow it. Its like they are wired to think they're always correct. Its super frustrating.

[@fringestream990]

They have two modes, pissing contest and just sit there not to make a peep. But both are based on their huge egos.

[@viscious_uv2]

LEO'S are taught that if you are a civilian then you are the enemy.

[@ExplorationObsession]

1st rule of dealing with law enforcement. They are never wrong, you are never right.

[@DanOKC]

You know you just defined what a Narcissist is right?

[@Crockadillion42o]

@@fringestream990 yes sir

[@goofyrulez7914]

It's NONE of the government's business what our name is UNTIL we break a law. ItIS our business what OUR government employee's name are.

[@ajm5007]

Or until we want something FROM our government. Obviously if you intend to collect on any of the numerous government services and programs to which you are entitled, then you're going to have to tell them who you are.

[@GeddyRC]

@@ajm5007ok but that’s a little off topic no?

[@countryboy39051]

I think those two officers are two of the good ones. This was obviously their first encounter with an auditor and they handled it well. Didn't go zero to 100 in a second and weren't being bullies or tyrants. Enjoyed this one, Jason...thanks for all you do!

[@overtaxedcitizen4975]

Absolutely love your stuff and the way you operate and educate. I would have been finished with the cops as soon as he asked for my I.D., and I can’t stand it when they say “you have to put yourself in their shoes”. No, I don’t, they need to be educated.

[@christopherweber9464]

That bank owes Jason and the watchmen a debt of gratitude for showcasing their ineptitude at keeping their customers information secure. Good Work Gentleman !

[@timlaughlin6860]

The LEOs were good guys … glad they kept their oath and had an open communication with the community which is what we’re all about

[@JoeGfrom123]

Hobbs is a loser

[@MarkGarber-mt8yf]

They both made ignorant statements about.

[@mrchitlin6255]

Your channel is so much more than audits! The wisdom, philosophy and good vibes is what I tune in for. Thanks for what you do

[@mikethompson8220]

I have to agree with you where are you nice polite courteous seem like he has a good nature anyway

[@linkjones4535]

Well said. The problem with Amagansett Press being so good is that, I just found their channel, I'm binge watching their videos, it's two in the morning and I have to work tomorrow. ;)

[@Organic_Cleaning]

That's called Jason lecture....

[@yogixl]

Hello Link . I’m in the same boat as you . I’m from the uk and I love these guys .

[@Wes4T2D]

I love how you always let the police know that they should be educating the people who call on people exercising their 1st amendment!! I absolutely love how you talk to the police with a firm stance & calmly explain to them that what you do is EXACTLY WTF FREEDOM LOOKS LIKE!! Keep up the good work!!

[@Avreem]

@West4T2D:THE CAMERA GUY IS MENTALLY RETARTED

[@thepaulexperience2429]

i love how this turned positive. Once you both kind of agreed to disagree. The dialog was great.

[@kevinbowers6762]

I appreciate the officers took the time to have a conversation with you all. I like seeing this kind of interaction then the negative ones.

[@liquidlinda2708]

We all do! This is what we hope for each and every time!👍🏼

[@Waffles_Syrup]

That was a great conversation, they seem like great cops. I'm surprised that there are still places without bodycams.

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

This is Indiana after all. The place that time forgot!

[@susanodonohue5661]

I completely respect officer Hobbs as well for listening and engaging. So many officers who don’t know the law and don’t want to be exposed as not knowing the law shut down the conversation practically immediately saying “ I don’t want to get into a debate”

[@rickybiggie]

I do not understand the ID fetish that cops have. An ID doesn't do anything to determine is something illegal is, has or will happen. It's a power trip and control issue.

[@BADD1ONE]

They have to show consensual contractual contact with the public on they're reports

[@Cipher_8]

It's just for paper work. As someone who works in security and asks for I.D. it's all for reports and documenting the call.

[@jenjennitrite8146]

I disagree.....they want your I.D. so they can run your name through their computers to hopefully find something on you, like a warrant ...easy arrest , more money in their pockets!

[@michaelhudson138]

It's also to see if you have warrants so they can arrest you and end the situation and make everybody in the bank feel better lol.

[@Cipher_8]

@@michaelhudson138 well yes they're trying to get evidence always but that's why it's important you know your rights. They're doing their job which investigating and getting evidence is part of that. Even for me as security (not police) we ask for I.D. for evidence reasons if we believe the person is previously banned from the property.

[@tzvibendaniel2045]

Favorite cop ever. This material works both ways. People need to see that there are some really good cops that never took the power trip.

[@halgrayswin99]

You guys have uncovered a serious flaw with their information. I commend you. I can’t imagine them having their computer screens facing outside to windows and sidewalks. Unbelievable!

[@scroogemcduck2589]

That’s like putting cookies on the other side of the window and getting mad when the kids won’t stop looking.. not really the same but the logic is flawed either way

[@bofasofa9399]

@@scroogemcduck2589 nah, its more like having a sign that says "free cookies" and then getting mad when only kids come in for free cookies and no adults come in to spend money on other things.

[@stevenanderson6244]

Especially at a bank.

[@kennywally]

Jason -- you're the best Auditor!!! Although I appreciate them all. Thank you Jason for showing America their rights, and that they should never be bullied by a cop.

[@godzilla7148]

Whenever a cop say's "It's happened before, and people were casing the place and later robbed it." Say " Really, can you give me the case numbers and dates when that happened? So I can look at them." And watch them backpedal!

[@buyerofsorts]

Yeah, they ALWAYS say dumb crap like that. "I've never heard of an ice cream cone robbing a bank". Cop: "Oh you'd be surprised"!!!

[@partyharty23]

and if it was actually true (doubtful) pro mode - now you have all the info you need to rob the bank because all the info is in the casefile (unless you know the bank actually changed stuff around afterwards which I would expect, then again I am not an expert at "bank security" like the ole president here).

[@coolraul07]

Then they'd respond with, "Well, I'm not going back and forth with you about that..." Reminds me of little kids that says something outrageous like, "my dad is an astronaut" but ends with "I doing have to prove anything to you!"

[@buyerofsorts]

@@coolraul07 Yup, that's cops...

[@Courtneylynntucker]

@@coolraul07Yup and they would also say “I’m not going to argue or debate with you

[@SaltyNation1]

The professionalism of this audit is outstanding.. Perfectly executed sir thank you for putting your Life on the line to educate people on freedom! You guys are true hero's!

[@Hmetalz]

These cops passed the test. They did pretty well. Respect.

[@dopeytripod]

NOT EVERYONE PASSED THE TEST........................ @11:17 the car in the background SMOKES THE CURB HARD...listen for the grind!

[@danoesq2]

Those cops were totally fake. Fail

[@dopeytripod]

@11:17 is the only one that failed......the car in the background SMOKES THE CURB HARD...listen for the grind!

[@JORDAN-wq2gf]

Nobodies ever cases a bank in the middle of the day with a big ass camera on a stick!😂

[@TheLegenDacster]

These cops and Scott are making out that people do case banks in the middle of the day with a big ass camera on a stick.

[@SargentRock-v8f]

It's nobody ,.go back to school.dummy !

[@toomuchinfowhydoyouneedmyn4572]

You guys rock ! Doing what is needed showing people that public pictures and videos are legal . Also a constitutional right too. Keep up the great work guys !!!!

[@jopo6388]

The constitution only guarantees they cannot take away your in alienable right you already have and are born with

[@carlito19871]

Am mexican and became a resident of the USA.... I love and support your videos I got harresad many times by PD never knew my rights but your videos have taught me ALOT

[@queenbee8235]

Yes definitely keep educating yourself on our laws and our constitutional rights because you my friend are free here. Don't allow corrupt cops or uneducated people take advantage of you because they think since you weren't born here you may not know your rights. You came here to live free and you, me and everyone else that has come here or have been born here have to fight together to keep that freedom so there will always be at least one country in this world where people can come to seek asylum. If we go down and lose our freedom there's nowhere else to go to have the freedoms we have here. I don't want us to lose our only safe place to truly live free by allowing corrupt politicians or leaders to trample and take our rights away so I'll definitely keep doing my part. I hope you love it here and I'm glad you're here getting to live freely. ❤❤❤

[@rd-Scorps]

@@queenbee8235 👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲❤️

[@conniebrown983]

Welcome to America!! I live close to Mexico and I’ve been there a few times!

[@goldie862]

❤️❤️🇺🇲🇺🇲❤️❤️. 🇺🇲❤️🇲🇽

[@Lions_Not_Sheep]

Best educational 1A audits ever! I’m incredibly appreciative of everything I’ve learned on this channel! God Bless 🇺🇸🎆

[@JohnSyark]

Officer Hobbs ! Give him a raise. Awesome officer.

[@cowboyassass1n]

Finally a cop that gets it!!! Keep your hands away from your weapon. You don't need to cover your weapon, when you are not under a threat!!!

[@johnbass5561]

I lived there in Richmond Indiana for 30 years, and you guys are the first auditors to visit, as far as I know. I've always wondered how the pd would respond, and to be honest, I'm a little surprised to see their professionalism. They have had a slippery reputation over the years.

[@Kurrizmahh]

That was a really great interaction with those officers! It’s always awesome to see good law enforcement that’s willing to have a cordial discussion with smiles n jokes! They were very open minded and well grounded & respectful. I really hope over the years they keep that same demeanor toward the public and hand out solid advice to there fellow officers in blue. Great video!

[@marklabelle7371]

“...They have a right to call...” AWESOME COP! Loved the attitude he has, protecting Everyone! Love your videos-and how you debate!

[@StrawberryFields4ever65]

Fantastic audit 👍The bank President should come out and thank you for exposing a ridiculous flaw in their security. It's actually quite assinine to have a bank FULL of glass where computer screens are on display exposing customer's private information. Really...who thought that was a good idea??

[@mumbles215]

Scott thinks it’s a good idea and is more worried about his alarm system. Lol

[@anonanon3545]

The bank's handling of personal information could get them fined for a serious compliance violation.

[@catholicdad]

Exactly. Duh, reflective tinted windows look great & would make the place pop & create problems.

[@jbmjbm323]

I've seen banks in Califoria where it has that same problem. When I walked on a public street, I can see straight into their offices and see their computer screen. Good thing though, these computers where off and you can'tt see anything important. Most likely when they are working on there computers, they shut the screens on their windows so no one can see anything inside.

[@stevenanderson6244]

It probably was Scotts dumb idea.

[@amymccammon9078]

Glad to see good interactions and that there are still some officers out there that aren't abusive.

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

"Do you have identification?" "I always have identification." "Can I see it?" "No." 😂

[@Cipher_8]

Nothing wrong with conversation and them asking (for their reports).

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

@@Cipher_8 I know, it just always strikes me as amusing when an officer asks "do you have", when they really mean "can I see", and the person they're asking knows the difference and answers accordingly.

[@Cipher_8]

@@DaddyBeanDaddyBean oh I kn they aren't their for you and most try to portray that you don't have rights and the choice.

[@jbmjbm323]

Yup you can always refuse unless you did an unlawful act.

[@jbmjbm323]

@@DaddyBeanDaddyBean Exactly! Do you have - Yes. Can I see - Here look 😀 It should be taken litterally can I touch and see...

[@jimbopetrella]

I find it very hard to believe that Hobbs would identify himself to a stranger for no reason while he’s in plain cloths when it could be a psychopath trying to hurt him for being a cop. Hobbs is a bold faced liar

[@Freddles279]

Holy Shiznit!!! It finally happened! Instead of a cop saying "There's nothing we CAN do," @38:27 he said, "There's not really anything TO do." That was SOOOO nice to hear. Well, how about that? Maybe the word is starting to get out. Jason, keep up the excellent work. It's making a difference.

[@Robb5994]

This audit was absolutely sweet. You spoke to the officers so eloquently. Brilliant!!

[@jayA2454_]

He was an asshole to the cop. When the cop asked a very easy question. A curious question. Then this clown says he values his privacy, while he’s out violating others privacy. He’s a joke. This cop was definitely thrown off by the way he was answering him. That was clearly visible

[@triton423]

@@jayA2454_ well, step inside issues

[@AP-zq6hv]

@jasondeleon2321 violating others privacy? Are u slow? U don’t go in public for privacy if u want privacy stay inside the comfort of ur own home and close the blinds

[@jayA2454_]

@@AP-zq6hv this guy pushes buttons on purpose. It’s clear as day. And he tries to act like he’s doing this for our rights 🤣

[@jayA2454_]

@@AP-zq6hv he has every right to be there. Not arguing that. But he knows exactly what he’s doing and prob gets off to it

[@regina4freedom653]

These two cops were like a comedy team after a while! I loved the interaction and the jokes you had with them!! Making fun of the laser and thermal floor plan camera, laughing about their salary etc. Lol.

[@kennethmeloy4107]

Starsky and Hutch!

[@dannyrichards6233]

Lol

[@dannyrichards6233]

@@kennethmeloy4107 lol

[@regina4freedom653]

Punch and Judy. Lol.

[@Raymond-wk9rc]

It sounds like Scott is afraid cameras will set off his alarms. WHAT!😊

[@ryanryan1583]

Those were some of the most patient and level headed cops I've ever seen. This video should be mandatory viewing for all new recruits about the level of curtesy and professionalism every cop needs to display. These guys are the standard and they should be commended for how well they handled this situation

[@jnorth5689]

Lmfao.

[@brkbtjunkie]

Meh. 7/10

[@suqmadiq68]

You're easily impressed.

[@danoesq2]

Those cops were playing along. They would have hemmed up anyone else.

[@EatLotsOfCurry]

That was probably one of the best dialogues I’ve even seen between a citizen/auditor and police officer ever.

[@cocolefleur]

And yet he still felt the need to title it "FEELINGS ENFORCER COP GETS SCHOOLED". Dude is a little insecure manlet.

[@rd-Scorps]

@@cocolefleur He's exercising his constitutional rights. Nothing less Nothing more

[@brooks5895]

@@cocolefleur The fact the department wasted their resources on this is foolish. If anything we the tax payers are the ones paying for this so in a way, yes they did enforce feelings because Scott was butt hurt over two guys on the street that he couldn't do anything about. It wasn't a big deal at all and they could have drove by and see nothing illegal was going on. Not a single customer was even in the bank either

[@michajanicki6860]

19:31 ok i know all, now that cop exposed himself talking about "woman, camera, stalking"... he's a white-knight, simp and a misandrist... (male citizen) without camera is dead, that cop can't do anything because of that camera, camera saves lifes

[@ShimAzu700]

If the world had million people like you and your son. We definitely be living in much better environments. God bless you and give you strength to help society

[@jasonthrash4357]

Prime example why I left IN 29 years ago and now live in rural TN. The difference in the people there and here is quite amazing really. You need to visit middle TN.

[@jrummy73]

Lived in rural middle TN my entire life. Great friendly folk here that just wants to live and be left alone. Great hearing you love this great state. I personally wouldn't live in any other state in this nation.

[@jasonthrash4357]

@@jrummy73 I would never live in any other state either 😁

[@nickklein9978]

It's weird looking back at the audits from the beginning and how we've watched Ben grow up across the United States over the last few years!! Pretty awesome the memories you guys are making together on and off the videos!!

[@TCMits-px5vz]

We need more cops like that. Thanks guys.

[@letitiawatson3969]

Jason you are a smart...Down to earth...very logical in your thinking and you are very Articulate and knowing your states laws and the Constitution is priceless and WE THE PEOPLE... Appreciate you and Ben...Be safe out there...Tell Mrs. AP we said hello....

[@Mad_Farmer912]

The bank should be worried about someone suing them after tripping on the damaged bricks on "their" sidewalk.

[@BreDawg714]

That’s what I was thinking!

[@larannar123]

Thank you Officer Hobbes!!! You were cordial and professional and I hope you make Sargeant!!!!👍👍⭐⭐⭐

[@sherrij2077]

I am so impressed by these officers. I come from a long line of military and police officers. These two have a place in my heart. May God protect them!!!

[@dirk7816]

From my perspective you come from a line of failures and cop-outs. Being a veteran myself I couldn't help from observing the generational soldiers I served with were typically the least educated, most racist and untrustworthy, they were there to get their 20 plue in and retire on the governments dime. And policing in America is essentially a sanctioned criminal career dominated by wife beaters, racists and white supremacists. Both categories are typically not full of honorable men. Not to mention you believe that Gods exist which means you lack critical thinking skills.

[@brkbtjunkie]

@MikeHunt-gh1sche asked, he didn’t demand. Huge difference.

[@Unclerucki]

What!!

[@Unclerucki]

Now you know you're talking about hose head country..... Right

[@danoesq2]

Those cops were kissing butt in front of the camera. Give me a break.

[@vivianewing7154]

Great officers not being aggressive, demanding ID, they were nice, friendly, and professional. Love this audit!

[@LipstickOCD]

I think it's so cool to travel the country the way yall do. I would've killed to have a father like you.

[@dawnburkhart3191]

Whoever designed the layout for that bank wasn't too bright. Sure, have customer's information right near a window. And Scott doesn't see the problem? Wow! SMH

[@franklyanogre00000]

Just turn the desks 180°

[@paulsuprono7225]

@@franklyanogre00000 BINGO !

[@enragedamerican2079]

One of the Best audits yet. Both officers were very professional, and personable. A+ from this watcher.

[@jbmjbm323]

You say audits but in a body cam footage of him in fantastic handcuffs from another channel, he mentions he did not care about what he does and he is only doing this to make living. But your are right, this was some good interaction.

[@peteyfiske9107]

The cops don’t see it as a waste of resources because it keeps them employed and is far safer than fighting real crime.

[@liquidlinda2708]

AMEN!!!🤣🤣🤣👍🏼

[@Hawxxy]

And it is also a great way to keep the police-state alive. By encouraging people to call armed men at the slightest feelings of discomfort. And also by showing up at "bogus" 911 calls where no crime has been committed, except for hurt egos.

[@NemyacX]

The cops would leave 10 times faster if you would exercise your 5th amendment

[@fredosinsemilla3896]

That wouldn't be very fun for the viewers though.

[@FromDetroitToTheMoonTravels]

Nope

[@hondamagna96]

I am so excited that you are in the town I was born in. You are really doing your part to fight for American citizens rights. Keep up the good work!

[@999NINE99]

"This is a camera, it is not an alarm system detection device." One of the best comments/comebacks on this channel to date. I am still laughing at the statement and the ignorance of that bank president. If that is the guy in charge of deposits, the creditors of that bank are not in good hands.

[@preston3698]

I was thinking the same thing looks like a savings bank never heard if that bank

[@cleech74]

I got to the spot where the bank mgr made the decision to call the cops, and Jason & Ben make light of “having only been there for 5 min.” That made me laugh, as it is one more instance of the situational humor that occurs in their videos. I had to rewind and watch their initial contact with the bank mgr, before continuing on to the rest of the video. Those funny interactions are part of what makes their content so enjoyable to watch, even if occasionally, it’s at the expense of people they encounter during their 1A audits.😀

[@Donald_Shaw]

Well done as always. Thank you for what you do.

[@iAmFAUST]

This was a great video, I love the peaceful resolve with the 2 officers

[@maypr9104]

Just crazy. I work at a bank and our offices settings are soooo well done, we don’t even have something so exposing like their settings. We work hard to maintain our clients information super protected. Unfortunately not everyone has common sense. That’s a no no for us at work, I even feel disappointed. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ICEMANKENNYTV]

If that cop that wrote down your channel sees this comment, you did a good job respecting Jason and Ben's rights and honoring your oath. And don't ever don't identify! I know you did identify but if a citizen asks your name be proud of your job and be respectful to the public that pays your salary. If a cop doesn't identify it comes across as smug and having a distain for the public, is not a good look and doesn't help to bridge the gap.

[@stevenonya6456]

These officers are to be an example of what law enforcement use to be during the time I grew up, I'm a little older than Amagansett Press but we are close in age, They use to walk a beat to get to know citizens and that communication was what held the communities together with law enforcement, Two outstanding officers in my honest opinion.

[@susanbildner]

Missed watching y'all. I'm watching all the 1 A Audits.

[@kamonmeadows8146]

as an Indiana resident I would have loved to know you guys were coming. Ive been wanting to meet you guys

[@Krombop.M]

It's great to see the audits have been making an impact. Keep up the good work.

[@kellybrooks2444]

You and your son are the nicest most respectful 1st amendment auditors out there.

[@freedomriding2558]

Yeah you ever seen auditing America the most obnoxious person in the world.

[@MrOmar818]

Awesome video. Great conversations ❤

[@lubag107]

I'm really concerned about them not having body cams... I have a strong feeling these guys like to always be right even when they're wrong.

[@lacey0822]

That turned out so good!!! I was a little worried at first! Nice job as always Jason and nice job by LE. It was about the bank staff knowing they are potentially exposing their customer's info.

[@TxSunMan]

Overall, I think it was a good audit. The officers were good even though they asked for ID but it wasn't demanded. Good job all around except for Scott's paranoia. The bank really should be happy that you pointed out their security issues with the computer monitors. Nice job!

[@mellymel8668]

Great officers

[@todaylets2583]

Do people, including cops not know there are such things called "hidden camera's" What is wrong with people now days? I could walk into that bank with a hidden camera and record everything I need.

[@LO-tk2vo]

Jason.. YOU'RE AWESOME! Cool cops. Great video!

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Imagine if a surgeon didn't understand medical procedures...Law Enforcement doesn't understand the actual laws . (Of course the surgeon would be fired and the cop would receive a raise)

[@dfirky1021]

Got that !!!

[@johnlyons3832]

To be fair I don’t think many cops are getting raises, contributed to why they’re miserable so often. But I’m sure the big tyrants are getting some sort of financial gain

[@Morrisongirlfriendforever1971]

The surgeon studied hard full time for a decade... Cops just took a 6 week course mostly focused on takedown tactics.

[@captaindunsell8568]

If someone wants to case the joint … the bank would never know … they use multiple people and hidden cameras