These CLUELESS Cops Will Cost Their City THOUSANDS

[@apenny4urpodcast959]

There is literally no act more constitutionally protected than standing on the steps of city hall saying “God Bless the Homeless Veterans”. How did we arrive here as a country?

[@chakibElIdrissi]

he sould change his sign by "Under the first amendment. Speech is allowed on the steps of city hall, during business hours" :D

[@getdowndemon1097]

FEMINISM ... The need to be comfortable over the need to be free

[@dalefortner2179]

That is a very good question.

[@marpsr]

Yup. We live in a police state where we’re all assumed to be guilty by default. How is this is a free country?

[@utubepunk]

​​@@getdowndemon1097 👈 Conservative brain rot. Oh yeah, dude, when I think of the most feminist organizations out there, it's gotta be small town municipality police departments that rarely even have women officers on staff. Brilliant! 🙄🤦

[@happyaccident105]

That first cop needs to be fired. He's clearly unable to deal with the public in a polite and courteous manner. He's hopped up on whatever perceived power he believes he has and anyone who challenges that is a threat to him. It's horrific, really.

[@piotr7805]

Also officers should be really encouraged to call out unlawful behavior of their peers, or even punished for not doing so.

[@Ganibbasald]

bad piggies become bacon.

[@tamtheman2099]

small town cops seldom have anyone dare to challenge their authority, if the speak they expect compliance. but this was a cop claiming 20 years service in the military and gets a disability pension, but somehow is fit enough to be a cop, something doesn't smell right.

[@TLAS]

What’s his name?

[@danharold3087]

@@tamtheman2099 One should not judge too quickly. But I tend to agree with you. If he is suffering from PTSD he should not be working in a stressful occupation interacting with the public.

[@stevecastro22]

It’s hard to win an argument with a smart person, but it’s nearly impossible to win an argument with a dumb person! Well done Jeff.

[@RobertForslund]

This is why you should never debate with a dumb person because they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience! 🤔

[@Bubba54321]

Never argue with an idiot. They will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

[@cindycordova9872]

​@@Bubba54321good one

[@interestedparty00]

Someone still needs to investigate this cop’s disability claim with the Veterans Administration. I bet he’s lying to the VA to collect extra benefits. How does a disabled veteran get hired as a police officer????

[@joeldale7943]

All those silly rules were created to control the former slave population and we know it!!

[@alexchatovop4305]

I think the city's that recognized his rights deserve a award

[@k-bar93]

Love when they pull the “you’re being Confrontational” when people are calmly just asserting their rights and they act offended by such a thing.

[@ijsantos91]

Yeah once they have that uniform and badge on the moment u don’t bow down and follow their commands no matter how ridiculous and unlawful they can be then Ure been confrontational… 🤦🏻‍♂️ like if there were ur parents and ure a toddler. Shameful tyrannical behavior for sure.

[@brianbagnall3029]

I don't get why, when citizens pull out a phone and say they will record it, the cops ALWAYS say, "Well I'm recording too." Do they perceive that as some sort of win? It's an indication that we don't trust them to be honest and forthcoming with their own recordings. They always mute things or turn off bodycams when it's convenient for them, or drag their heels handing them out.

[@xxMrbojanqlezxx]

The only aggressive/confrontational person I see is the damn cop...

[@robinmabbott7334]

99% of them dont know what Confrontational means

[@peacepoet1947]

Do as I say or be arrested! Who cares about your Constitutional rights when I tell you how you must act and what you must do. Give me your papers as I bully you some more. Bend over please...

[@paulosanderson785]

What pissed him off was when Jeff gave him "two choices." Tyrants hate it when they perceive that THEY are being controlled!

[@TeewopShiesty]

he didn’t even give him any choices though😂 he made a simple statement of 2 facts. that’s all it was. that statement was that he can either violate his constitutional rights or not violate his constitutional rights 😂 that is no way at all telling someone what to do or anything near it. if you can’t determine the difference between that you shouldn’t be a government official

[@anotherguy9402]

​@@TeewopShiestynot true in the slightest. You need to Google three words and they are "coy" and "context" and "literal". You can give statements a different meaning than thier literal definition by context.

[@MMAFightMagazine]

​@babycartier1 This is amongst the more foolish things I've read in awhile. - "He didn't give him any choices, he just explained the facts between the options and told him to pick one." And YOU'RE laughing at HIM?

[@jeffbrooks1202]

What Christmas song was he didn't know the law and he had no desire to learn that p that piss him off

[@jeffbrooks1202]

Don't know the long he just

[@ianbattles7290]

It is mind-blowing that a cop doesn't understand basic constitutional rights; that's like a cook not knowing how to boil water!

[@MrMustangMan]

🎯

[@sharthun2009]

Oh they understand but as the cop stated "he does not care".

[@TitusTolliver-uf4mo]

Do cops really want to learn the hard way?

[@MountaineeringSense]

The Sad part is it is endemic & prevalent amongst those in governmental positions many of which swear on oath to the Constitution!

[@lordchaa1598]

To be fair, most chefs (not all), have to go through 2 years of culinary school followed by 5-10 years of intensive training within the particular culinary field they’re pursuing. Though I’m no mathematician, that’s a hell of a lot longer then 6 months of training police officers receive.

[@FHL-Devils]

11:46 - He is collecting a VA cheque for a disability, yet is employed as a police officer? Sounds like there will be a fraud charge coming soon.

[@MrRABC1]

CAn we get a petition going or something to bring fraud charges? Surely its illegal what he is doing, claiming disability while being a full time cop, how can that be correct?

[@stephencruthis3916]

probably a clerk that stuck a pencil in his finger

[@benwalters4808]

It's not fraud for military to do this, just you or me.

[@LifeWizard213]

That’s what I said! 😃

[@DetcordDedushka]

You can be employed and collect VA benefits it’s not like social security. No difference in him working at Home Depot (which he should be) and I’m not defending the cop by any means but your comment is unbased.

[@Kormac80]

That cop is classic. He is so poorly trained and accustomed to unchecked ego fueled bullying he has no idea that he's actually an evil clown.

[@elbuggo]

I don't think any amount of training will solve the problem here - he is unable to grasp the points - cant do it!

[@chavitacanta008]

He is used to treating anyone who questions his authority in this way ! He could turn a turn signal violation into an arrest !

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

I hope he doesn't have children...

[@Hanibul_Lecktor]

He beats his wife, children and kicks his dog. Typical tyrant behavior.

[@user-se7vt5ow4e]

If that tyrant cop has kids child services should investigate. The tyrant is a threat to society,

[@BibleBeliever1]

"IT DOESN'T MATTER"and "I DON'T CARE"... That's EXACTLY the sentiment of cops vs the real law.

[@elroygrey2899]

Don’t u know anything the cops tell you in that moment is law lol

[@Mythowars]

The guy told him he was a vet. Should’ve replied that he didn’t care hahaha

[@thatsmrshepardtoyou]

The “IDC” is what got me. Man claims he is a veteran and took the oath to uphold and defend the constitution but doesn’t care about the 1st Amendment.

[@CSmania1991]

​@@thatsmrshepardtoyouat this point, i truly beleive the police educate you to not respect the law and fear/oppress the people. You cant claim youve been a veteran and dont care or like many people in usa (it seems) lie about a past in the military.

[@jen2076]

​@@CSmania1991 Absolutely 😊

[@idriwzrd]

The fact that your constitutional protected activity "Does not matter." to a cop, is all you need to know about how they'll behave when their gov't bosses start giving them unconstitutional orders.

[@brickson98m]

Execute order 66

[@christow7989]

Beyond time to reboot the system. Are we waiting for it to fully crash?

[@johnmichaels4330]

And that's why we have 2A.

[@johnmichaels4330]

​@@brickson98mwaiting for it to happen. Seems the FBI are trying to get things ready for it.

[@idriwzrd]

@@johnmichaels4330 Of what practical use is the 2nd A, when we have supreme court rulings upholding governors' executive orders restricting the peoples' ability to carry a firearm?

[@aperequest]

This is shameful and embarrassing. No one should ever go to this town for fear of being arrested for standing somewhere too long.

[@Clarksavannah]

There are SEVERAL towns in Mississippi exactly like this. The town I grew up in people expect to be pulled over on a weekly basis and never end up with an actual ticket. I’ve been pulled over 10 different times in Columbia and have never been issued a ticket. “You’re going 5 under.” “It’s late.” “Your car has damage on it.” These are actual reasons that were cited to me for pulling me over.

[@andrewzeedyk3095]

Nobody should go to Mississippi anyways.

[@brianheriot8394]

If we are living in a country where "walking around aimlessly" can be construed as a crime then we are in more trouble then anyone thinks.

[@GaryGoldbaugh]

Stupid post-9/11 paranoia....Sorry, but just losing a few thousand people and two ugly bui,dings is no reason to create a tyranny....

[@u.synlig]

“Loitering” is a crime that has always been in the books, although enforced by discretion (or discrimination).

[@5374seth]

@@u.synlig loitering is not a crime

[@prophetchosen862]

@@5374sethdepends where you are

[@dickfitswell3437]

This guy is a KNOWN frauditor who threatens everyone with lawsuits.

[@lukejohnson9729]

Imagine if police were actually held accountable this wouldnt happen

[@hefywefy5331]

Imagine of we actually trained competent officers instead of government grunts

[@eddyblackmore4188]

@@hefywefy5331Both would help. This pig is quite happy to generate a lawsuit for the city, because he knows damn well he's not going to pay for it. Make LEOs pay for their own insurance, make them liable for their mistakes and violations, and hold them to at least the same standard as regular people, if not higher.

[@thecloneguyz]

You mean if they actually understood their oath to uphold the Constitution

[@Tailionis]

​@@hefywefy5331good luck. Every police station is hiring and desperate for cops.

[@hefywefy5331]

@@Tailionis and that leads to lesser training which means more incompetent cops Yes I know That's why we need to break the cycle Pressure the government to train officers with high requirements, Longer and stricter training. So that the next generation of officers will be better for the public (but if we're being honest the Government won't do shit)

[@aaronREfan]

That cop is not only a disgrace to his profession, but to the human race in general!

[@Americansiciliangirl]

No he is not. Joe Biden is a disgrace to America

[@djdrack4681]

There are different 'lows'. That officer is lower than dirt, clay, and the most common rocks... After all, dirt/clay/rocks have many uses, help to build/create/grow many things, and contribute to human civilizations continued development. POS Authoritarians like that human: are a burden that many sharks would be willing to assist in 'removing'.

[@Americansiciliangirl]

@@djdrack4681 whatever. I really don't care about your personal hatred for cops.. hopefully you got it out of your system.

[@tmmelendezcooahz]

Human garbage.

[@paul-u2y9y]

i checked with the space aliens from alpha centuri, it,s official, he,s a disgrace to the GALAXY too !

[@northernrebel7480]

As an honorably discharged veteran I am ashamed of Officer Wilder's conduct. On behalf of all true veterans I apologize for his disgusting conduct. Officer Wilder has without a doubt turned his back on every oath that he took.

[@JohnDouai-c2r]

FOR SURE....ignorance, exposed.

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Yea. We don’t claim him.

[@Dee-c1e]

Thanks for your service, very well said

[@PepeToTheMooon]

What’s up with these cops who think their little badges outweigh the constitution?? Where are they finding these cops??

[@ianbattles7290]

I think it's proof of "failure to train". Why on Earth would these cops be SO wrong about the law unless they are being trained improperly?

[@RubyRose23328]

Because after 9/11 they were given unilateral support that wouldn't be questioned

[@crinklecut3790]

To be a Pennsylvania state trooper now, you only need a GED or High School Diploma and a driver’s license. That’s how bad it’s gotten where I live anyway.

[@RockMountainYJ]

A lot of departments hire lower IQ individuals so as to have staff that do not critically think and blindly obey orders, also those with higher IQs are more likely to end up quitting due to boredom of internal corruption.

[@luckymanham302]

@@crinklecut3790as a PA resident, I can attest to this. PSP are a tyrannical gang of road pirates.

[@XxShadowGTxX]

A cop getting his feelings hurt over somebody telling them what he can and can not do is irony at its finest.

[@CowToes]

He is upset because he is a stolen Valor piece of crap. Such is oinker lies.

[@dirtcurt1]

Who’s his boss?

[@timeflowEqualquin]

@@dirtcurt1We The People of these United States of America

[@BendyLemmy]

The bigger question here, really, is WHY? It seems that police are entirely convinced that the public pay them to enforce their ego.

[@SPARTANSIX-1]

It’s the breaking of the law of Police Hubris.

[@cmhsky]

Tbh, i think a lot of police officers take the job for the wrong reasons. Clearly this officer is one of them because he auditor told him to de-escalate and that pissed him off.

[@DaleHartley]

@@cmhsky Years ago during my criminal justice major it was a topic that Do people join the police because they feel comfortable with the strict and authoritarian nature of the job? OR do they get formed by the job into authoritarians because of all the crap they have to deal with everyday? 1) cops DO see an incredible amount of ...well Crap People and situations. They are lied to spit at, shot at, cursed at, maligned for just doing their job, and general shat upon for protecting law and order. It is no wonder that they would develop an attitude of hostility towards people outside their field. 2) Many of the police are prior service, which means they love and crave order and authority. Many are kids of cops or the military which can bring the same idea. 3) Neither of those is complete though and neither is why all police get to that stage. 4) This is a reason to try to understand and reform Policing in the US. We need to remove and replace this attitude with one of public service, and one that aims to protect the public as well as protect the law. So I would agree with you. There is far more to it than just that, but You are right, the first cop just wanted to deal with a "problem" and did not care about the constitution that he swore at least 1 oath to protect, and possibly 2 depending on the one he swore as a cop as well.

[@treborheminway3814]

Bingo

[@Frank.Melendrez]

Feelings Police, that’s why.

[@Dee-c1e]

Good work jeff, god bless our vets

[@ianbattles7290]

11:05 - The cop explicitly tells him to get a lawyer and sue...because the cop isn't afraid of any personal consequences.

[@maplifiers]

Why would he be?

[@bpdp379]

@@bobthetitanicabsolutely! As well as the organization that fosters and condones the actions of their employees.

[@cyborgrat]

​@maplifiers isn't his immunity gone when it's a violation of the constitution.

[@maplifiers]

@@cyborgrat nope. Unless another government agent has violated someone else's rights in the same exact way and had that violation adjudicated in the courts within the same or a higher jurisdiction then he'll get qualified immunity.

[@mototacularlife5267]

Wilder should be fired immediately, as a citizen I’m so sick of these people being law enforcement using their own personal opinions as laws. The arrogance of the officers is a plague on society

[@jondavis70]

@@CafELittERaire your opinions are sadly misinformed and incorrect.

[@joeblow2069]

Exactly. He makes himself the law and the judge. I doubt if he even talked to the mayor.

[@Degarth]

​@@CafELittERaireso engaging in one of the most fundamental freedoms we possess in this country means jack shit to you? Got it.

[@ETT64]

He; at a minimum; should be behind bars for life.

[@Degarth]

​@@CafELittERaireyou clearly didn't watch the whole video.

[@kennichols3992]

In a society where "ignorance of the law is no excuse," why do so many LEOs insist that the citizens are ignorant of the law? Power-tripping is seen too frequently in these encounters.

[@brickson98m]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse should be applied to both parties, not just citizens.

[@DanMcD80]

Tyrannts enforcing "rules for thee, but not for me"

[@johnmichaels4330]

Thats why the cops need to be held to the same standards.

[@mariegarside8830]

Accountability is a two wat street.

[@mtw1234]

I can tell Jeff is ready for a break. I understand how this would really work on ones nerves after a while.

[@jacobburd5838]

The fact the officer is a vet and doesn’t care about the constitution is so concerning they need to be trained early on laws and constitution rights and physical training we have far too many tyrant officers that make things up as they go and get these cities sued for millions is insane we need more training and re fresher courses yearly or at least bi yearly

[@MrSigmatico]

As a vet he will have been I indoctrinated to follow orders and as such he can't deal with civilians, military people should never be police, the personalities required are too far apart.

[@cyborgrat]

And a uneducated Sargeant...

[@exhibitedmeat694]

It's a disgrace. Being a Veteran myself, it makes me wonder what the tyrant is getting disability from the VA for. If he is rated for PTSD at all, he should be retired from the force immediately. His feelings got hurt and he pushed his weight around, threateningly I might add too. Too many times have I found other Veterans in positions of authority usurping it, and abusing it. He acted exactly like a modern drill sergeant would it seems. Military style rule for the people...

[@JourneysADRIFT]

The way he said it and the way he acted made it clear to me he probably did a 4 year reservist contract in a POG job and never deployed, leaving after 4 years as a PFC in the 1990s.

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

Training or refresher courses cannot change the essence of a person, their personality, ego, beliefs or integrity. That takes on-going counseling on how to first be a better human being.

[@ryankelly369]

They don't cost the *city* thousands; they cost the city's *taxpayers* thousands. And until police officers can be held personally responsible for malfeasance, that isn't going to change.

[@Felale]

Yes government doesn’t produce anything, they only take and misappropriate funds.

[@kevmasengale6903]

Bingo. We The People pay when pigs screw up.

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

@@kevmasengale6903Who ALLOWS THIS VOTER BEHAVIOR ? PAY UP FOR BAD DECISIONS!

[@Making_Scammers_Wait]

And the worse part is the average taxpayers don't know or care.

[@ShiningDarknes]

I think this is an important point that NEEDS to be addressed. When the state has to pay people for damages in court cases, that money should not under any circumstance come from taxpayer money, it should come exclusively from the donations and other sources of revenue they have (because make no mistake, the city does have actually sources of revenue, not just tax dollars). It is fundamentally wrong to use taxpayer money to pay individuals or groups for damages caused by the government because that is not a "punishment," that is just a redistribution of tax funds which hurts their entire taxpayer population.

[@Sunstar808]

It’s clear these officers are not upholding the law, these officers are upholding their arrogant egos in wanting to be obeyed when no law is being broken.

[@ladyliberty]

They don't want us bringing up the constution, it's on purpose not an accident.

[@WuTangChopstick]

So tyrants ? And what we do with tyrants ? Well, it depends on yourselves.

[@jpnewman1688]

​@@WuTangChopstickso how many times did you VOTE?? 😂😂😂

[@MegaRzen]

you can actually trespass from a public place as well. You can be asked to leave the public property because a person or an organization that has control over that public place has the right to ask you to leave.

[@graysonchristie7687]

They hate the public. Some LEOs are happy when innocent people are killed and it makes them laugh out loud.

[@playerofgames619]

Something I've always appreciated about this channel is the fact you ALWAYS, I mean ALWAYS, include your sources. Thank you for your great work.

[@RippedWarrior]

Officer Wilder isn't just a terrible cop, in that moment he was also a terrible person. How heartless do you have to be as a human being to kick someone off public property for saying "God bless the homeless vets"? Like, screw homeless vets, I guess?

[@skun406]

This cop had one problem, and one problem only: Jeff wasn't submissive and obedient.

[@michaelmagaw6870]

​@@skun406truth

[@treebeard8475]

@@skun406damn right brother. You don’t lick the boot right away they go nuts lol

[@xIQGaming]

Irony is the cops a vet. 🤭

[@lilmsmischief69]

He pretty much said screw himself since he’s also a vet lol.

[@jonathonmcglew4992]

Law enforcement is at an all time low. There should be a civil rights test that All police have to pass in order to enforce Laws.

[@utubepunk]

Exactly. Auditors are like mystery shoppers.

[@Graybeard_]

I would go further and say there should be an annual test on the US Constitution that every LEO must pass every single year to reup their certification. That way if they violate a citizen's rights, the plaintiff's attorney can point to the most recent test on file and ask the question: "How did you not know?" This can provide evidence of willful neglect or even intentional violation.

[@wjf0ne]

@jonathonmcglew4992 Now now, don't be silly the legislators and government cash wasters wouldn't want police knowing people's rights as they then could not order them to breach them and they would jump to do it.

[@dennismood7476]

Why have a test to be an officer of the law when they do not keep or honor the OATH to the US Constitution they took when becoming a police officer?

[@eponymousIme]

Oh, they'll pass the test easily enough to get the badge. The problem is they forget it, ignore it, or in a work culture that pressures them to violate what they know to be the right thing. What *should* happen is mandatory re-training/re-education on civil rights and constitutional rights at *least* twice a year. And they wouldn't have to hire an expensive consultant with an extensive curriculum: just choose a handful of videos from this channel!

[@RichardWitt-t8v]

I had an experience similar to this a few months ago with the same police department. I was walking my two dogs on the public sidewalk near the beach. An officer stopped on the road, got out and told me “no dogs allowed on the beach”. I did see the signs that prohibited dogs on the beach, which is why I chose to stay on the sidewalk. When I mentioned being on the sidewalk, he immediately started yelling at me in an aggressive manner. I told him I would leave, went back to my car and got the hell out of there. This department seems to have a problem with freedom.

[@sydnidowney3598]

UNFORTUNATELY...WHILE I UNDERSTAND WHY YOU LEFT AND PROBABLY WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME TO AVOID CONFLICT WITH A FOOL, THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT. THE COP ABUSED YOUR RIGHTS AND SO MANY OF US GO ALONG WITH IT TO AVOID ARREST.

[@RichardWitt-t8v]

@@sydnidowney3598 for sure. I honestly don’t know if I could have done anything differently. He was on me so fast that I really didn’t have time to react. Didn’t want to reach into my pocket to grab my phone and give him a reason to do anything. Especially with the loud and aggressive state that he was in.

[@benfrank9622]

@@RichardWitt-t8v Better to leave that fool to a bigger man.

[@dudley5658]

🐑🐑🐑

[@Muggashyte]

@@RichardWitt-t8vIgnore these children trying to tell you how you should have handled it. There’s nothing stopping them from confronting the same cops, with their own dogs. They won’t, they’re just trolls.

[@splibby1]

Please take them to court.

[@mamba101]

I really like this auditor’s approach of not escalating just for a more exciting video. He clearly cares more about educating police than getting a video. Well done!

[@madcowusa4277]

Jeff is seasoned and is tactfully obtaining incriminating statements on video from the asshole cop that could be used in a civil courtroom. I hope he sues and wins big.

[@icarus_flying1994]

4 days ago the police chief retired after 39 years. Officer Gill received a promotion at that time to Sergeant. That internal review must be going really well.

[@burningsnow9870]

Gotta keep the meddling rights activists in their place am I right? This is why police departments can't change through regulation. Their inherent function is like an occupying force against hostile forigeners. It's pretty much "only we matter. Fuck anyone who challenges us because we are inherently the good guys. Cops aren't here to serve the public in any regard. They're here to harass us, Intimidate us, steal our belongings and money, beat or kill non complying citizens, and arrest people out of boredom.

[@WXSEDY]

I'd say whatever "review" was given was rather _typical!_ (Y)our Government at _work,_ you know.

[@brickson98m]

“We’ve investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing” Yeah if my peers investigated me for misconduct I’m sure they’d find no wrongdoing as well. It’s criminally biased.

[@SasquatchFromJackLinks]

the officer: "you're fixing to piss me of" also the officer: "you seem very confrontational"

[@JohnDouai-c2r]

Hired another NARCISSIST???

[@davidtaylor8002]

Both of these officers proved Sam Clemens point when he said, "It's better to keep one's mouth closed and be thought to be a fool than open it and remove all doubt".

[@Primus54]

In what should be a surprise to nobody, the Ocean Springs Police Department is limiting who can comment on their Facebook page. They clearly have a huge issue with the 1st Amendment.

[@BeeWhistler]

I take it you made an attempt and your comment never saw the light of day? Or did it never let you try? Either way, you’re very right… that tracks. I’m guessing they’ve already had feedback they didn’t enjoy. Small town cops have a real mall cop energy.

[@ripn929707]

​@@BeeWhistlersmall town cop energy is the source of mall cop energy. Every wanna be rent a cop has wet dreams about small town cop justice.

[@shogunassassin7200]

Ocean Springs Police Department limited who can comment on this post. 🤣

[@atraxisdarkstar]

Isn't it illegal for them to do that? Don't they have to allow all or block all?

[@burke615]

@@atraxisdarkstar Sure, but it's also illegal for them to trespass someone for simply engaging in first amendment protected activity outside of city hall, so...

[@sawyer4981]

Jeff is such a kind wholesome man. It makes me terribly aggravated watching how poorly police treat him on a regular basis.

[@mikegreene8461]

Old cop says he is collecting cheques from the VA for his disability, and yet he is fully employed. I think that should be investigated further.

[@SchmittySchfin]

That’s not unusual. Disabilities don’t necessarily need to stop the person from working, or be readily apparent. They can be things that effect the individual’s daily life or their enjoyment of daily life (PTSD for example). Those are often referred to as “invisible disabilities” because the individual outwardly appears fine. It’s also common for veterans to not realize they qualified for disability from the VA and receive back pay many years later, or be forced into a medical discharge and receive disability as a form of severance pay. It’s really not as strange as you might think for someone to receive VA disability and still be fully employed.

[@mikegreene8461]

@@SchmittySchfin you took my point the complete opposite direction. If he has an invisible disability, One that may alter his perception or anger control, It may not be a good idea for him to be a cop. Or he has fooled the VA and then they should take back every dime.

[@footLogic]

So they are collecting injury pay? Rather than collecting full I-can't-work disability pension?

[@richwightman3044]

Collecting a check for “disability” and holding another full time job is complete bullshit. Shouldn’t be a thing in the US. Either you’re disabled or able to work, not both. That cop is a scumbag parasite.

[@director.johnsnape]

He could be rated at 10% for tinnitus, thereby receiving a check from the VA.

[@dustingregg1595]

He collects a VA check for being disabled but works as a police officer (a physically and mentally demanding job)? Wtf?

[@The_Mug_Maniac]

11:46 he collects a check for being “disabled” but is fit enough to be a police officer. Something isn’t adding up.

[@Playingwithproxies]

Scamming the VA while taking home 3 separate incomes

[@katieheartsu1]

quitely made. we in this country have way to many boys being stupid police😮

[@kenosabi]

Yeah was thinking that myself.

[@johnmichaels4330]

No, it makes sense. We are paid for disabilities as in less ability to use a part, constant pain, things that will shorten our lives. It's a part of the contract we sign when we enlist or are commissioned in the military. If they break us, we get paid for it if is adversely effects the rest if our lives. It's also hard to get the VA to honor that contract.

[@Tyler-nh6oy]

@@johnmichaels4330then he is not fit to be a police officer, it really is simple. He can sit at a desk and get paid a lesser wage. If he is truly disabled he is not the best officer to be out there on field duty, period.

[@adamblumenthal6219]

Jeff is an amazing person. Standing up for our civil rights at the expense of his own safety and freedom. Thanks for spreading the word

[@elrey8876]

After Vietnam, I was a homeless veteran for a time. I went looking for an old comrade but he had died from exposure to Agent Orange. I was just minding my business, but the corrupt local sheriff tried running me out of town. He put me in jail on charges of vagrancy, resisting arrest, and possessing a concealed knife. His deputies let it all happen. It triggered my PTSD and I snapped, fought my way out and escaped into the woods. They tried hunting me down with rifles, dogs, and a helicopter, but I used my deadly skills to eliminate them one by one. Eventually they called in my former commanding officer, Colonel Sam Trautman. But it was just a ploy to get my guard down while they tried blowing up the mine I was holed up in. I had to shed more blood then, because long story short, ACAB.

[@andrewcanady6644]

You’re right. Anyone that supports him, and the vets, should wear a GBTHV shirt same day every week. The shirt sales can be a fundraiser for homeless vets. I RETIRED from the Navy and I have a place to live now but some days I fear I may get too much anxiety and that I will be out in the woods living.

[@11binfantryfollowmeus.army95]

@@elrey8876OHHHH OK RAMBO….

[@jeffreygoss8109]

@@elrey8876you should make a movie 😂

[@revolutioninprint8906]

Republicans LOOOOOVE fascism. That's why they back the blue and wannabe dictator Presidents

[@KingAero7]

More cops getting an F. Seriously someone get these cops a tutor.

[@jpnewman1688]

Someone?? How many times did you VOTE?? 😂😂😂

[@ninjagia1234]

Disgraceful of a vet to do this.

[@jonboy8181]

Wait, he collects a disability check but is able to be a cop?!? 😳 seriously?

[@lordchaa1598]

Try and make it make sense? If they catch anyone on disability in my state lifting more then 25 pounds, they will remove your disability benefits. I should be considered disabled, but I found the restrictions and hoops they make you jump through, not to be worth the effort. I broke 8 vertebrae in a car accident back in 2008 and suffered permanent nerve and spinal cord damage. I just work part time and run a tiny tea business on my family farm. Some days I can put 6-8 hours of hard work, while others I am unable to get out of bed. I barely get by and this guy gets to collect disability benefits and a cushy police salary. It makes me sick to my stomach that he’s allowed to receive such benefits when it’s clear he can work in full capacity as a police officer.

[@mrmarcus8705]

VA disability is different. Unless he has 100% Individual Unemployability status, he's allowed to work.

[@richardbutkis]

​@@mrmarcus8705they should call it something else then because disabled has a meaning.

[@lavender_granny]

@@lordchaa1598 not only a cushy salary but that exceptional benefit/retirement package that takes care of them as if they are corporate ceo's

[@jeepliving1]

Maybe he has a _mental_ disability that would prevent him from holding a job that involves using his intellect. His current position doesn't seem to conflict with that stipulation, and he's avoiding any intellectual prowess with distinction.

[@michaelaue7411]

We really need to take qualified emmuity away from these tyrants

[@todd-617]

In this particular case he gave up his qualified immunity as soon as he said he doesn’t care about that individuals constitutional rights.

[@Tarimoth]

Ostrichity too imo

[@georgethomas9343]

It,s Terry vs Ohio that gives them the power to Abuse us.

[@JohnDouai-c2r]

MANY states are doing so...

[@loftus4453]

Emmuity?

[@SecondBestArtMuseum]

“Then sue the city,” That’s gonna be used a lot in the trial.

[@karlporath8904]

As an actual disabled veteran this assholes bothers me. If he can serve as a police officer, he IS NOT DISABLED.

[@Donna-l7c]

The game is rigged! 100%!

[@jordanmurray410]

I guess he could have PTSD or an underlying mental issue, other than his shitty character anyways

[@katieegan6097]

@@jordanmurray410PTSD severe enough to warrant a VA check should preclude him being a cop!!

[@charlesshellll2142]

My question is, how did he rate a "disability and is working as a police officer "???? He's a veteran and doesn't respect the right of a citizen who wants nothing more than a "blessing for homeless veterans and wishing the best for those who wore the uniform only to become disenfranchised because of their service to the United States of America "???G.T.F.O.O.H!!!!!

[@MrKillerSalami]

I like that Officer Wilder did whatever he could to make this whole thing about him. He had to make sure to mention that HE was a vet, that HE served for civil liberties for twenty years. Well all those years and he never understood the slightest bit of it. My bar for police officers is low in general, but Officer Wilder will most assuredly be the center of a lawsuit one day. Pathetic.

[@fintybadmanjunior]

"I know what the Constitutional says". I'm skeptical about that since he doesn't seem to know what it's called.

[@joeaarsen0]

​@@fintybadmanjuniorI know what it means! Wonder how he knows what a walk has to say?

[@joeaarsen0]

@@fintybadmanjunior For real, though. When I first heard it. It was on TV, and the character said, "I'm going for my morning constitutional!" Then grabbed a newspaper. I assumed it was a polite way of saying "taking a shit." So for a long time if I had to use the restroom at work. I would say that line. Then a good person corrected me. "It means taking a walk, not a shit, you dumbfuck! They said laughingly.

[@fintybadmanjunior]

I feel your pain brother. My story is the same as yours, but twisted 360. I first heard the phrase 'taking a sh*t' said by a character on Telly (I think it was the elderly Helen Daniels off the Australian soap Neighbours, before she got on the crack with the golden retriever Bouncer etc), and assumed it was a polite way of saying "studying the Constitution". For many years when I went into the bog at work to knock one out while thinking of Helen D I'd say to colleagues 'just popping to the loo to 'take a sh*t' For years they thought i was noncing and never suspected I was actually studying the Constitution. Eventually one day a good person corrected me. "It means having a w@nk, not studying legalese, you dumbfeck!" Happy days, RIP Helen Daniels RIP Bouncer RIP Tupac RIP Len Mangel BIG UP the Kylie Minogue Jason Donovan Massive; Booyaka to Erinsborough mans run thorough, you know say Melbourne article DON @@joeaarsen0

[@joeaarsen0]

@fintybadmanjunior What does it mean to take your morning constitutional? A “morning constitutional” meant a morning walk (good for the constitution/health). It was kind of an upper class or educated phrase, though. Then people started using it facetiously to mean a morning dump, as a way to disguise what they're doing and to make themselves sound more educated.

[@AngelLuvr]

How has this policeman’s logic not made his cranium implode. “U can go to any other public area and do this, just not here” like in what world would that ever make any sense

[@JohnDouai-c2r]

DUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH...

[@AngelLuvr]

@@JohnDouai-c2r DOYYYYYYYYYYYYY

[@rockmanfan5104]

Anywhere that cop isn't. Or else he might get angry which = an arrest. You know that law that's like the gold standard of laws. They actually call it law #1. If you make that cop angry you go to jail

[@lightgrove7751]

“I UNDERSFAND THE CONSTITUTIONAL!!!” It was at this point everyone knew, he in fact did not know anything about the Constitution.

[@Ld7snake]

oh so he the disability he claimed he was collecting was a mental one then 😂

[@GothamCityStills]

😂😂😂😂😂 dog, this has me LOL

[@Warden033]

How shameful it is that a veteran doesn't understand the document he swore to protect.

[@timbuktug3321]

Yeah just pathetic

[@bpdmf2798]

"You'll get arrested no questions asked" That's some damn fine investigative work right there, no questions asked.

[@johndupont1413]

Officer Barbrady did a thorough investigation 😂😂

[@Funvideo911Pennsylvania]

This cop did this and the town has been shutting down and ignoring everyone related to this ignoring phone calls, ignoring those ignoring emails they shut down their ability to take post about this. This town needs to get taught a lesson.

[@darkriku12]

Lawsuit will do it

[@MicheleHow777]

That isn't a Veteran, that's a TYRANT. Shame on him. Good Job Jeff.

[@icin4d]

And being a veteran and an LEO means he took an oath to defend the constitution AT LEAST twice.

[@thraknar3363]

One doesn't preclude the other.

[@admthrawnuru]

I hate to say it, but plenty of veterans are tyrants. "Protecting freedom" is more propoganda than reality, and many of them are very opinionated on precisely what your freedoms are and are not. Generally speaking, they are more indoctrinated to follow orders than "protect freedom." We need to quit the hero worship. Some deserve that status, but many don't.

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

Condolences and prayers for any family and children he rules over in HIS castle...

[@Stickmanght]

As always, I highly appreciate the coverage ATA has given Jeff and his efforts. I watch his videos frequently and greatly appreciate his work.

[@noktin]

One of the most harmless and calm protests I've ever seen. Are there not actual criminals to look out for?

[@cyborgrat]

They already have badges in that town.

[@5374seth]

The local meth cookers and rapists aren't trying to take away the police's authority to harass innocent civilians for no reason, so the police has deemed them not a threat.

[@judgegrinch1139]

@@cyborgrat They really are just state sponsored gangs aren’t they?

[@davidsandlin9686]

Mr Gray perfectly baits these guys to show their true colors. He lets them make an assumption, act on that assumption, and actually invent crimes he’s committed meanwhile all he says is god bless the homeless veterans. It’s actually a brilliant way to do things.

[@razzberry4756]

the fact that it’s even “bait,” really says a lot

[@randommcranderson5155]

he doesn't bait them at all. He just goes to express perfectly normal protected speech in traditional public forums, for the most part.

[@dex1m]

He is absolutely baiting them by being deliberately vague. If he had answered the cop with "I'm showing my support for homeless veterans." when he was asked what he was doing, then I would agree with him. Since he refused to answer what his purpose for being there was, then the police officer was forced to infer what his intentions were based on his experience.

[@ellie.v9765]

​@@dex1m👢😋

[@mackstack4901]

There’s a Rolex in the window of Mayors that’s baiting me.

[@garyholt4445]

That arrogant cop said If I am violating your civil rights then go ahead and sue me. Mr Gray , call his bluff and place him before the courts and sue the shit out of the city. Sadly any win in court would be paid for by the taxpayers of the city and not out of the cop’s pension.

[@brickson98m]

And the more people catch onto this, the more they’ll call for qualified immunity to be ended. I’d rather have my tax dollars go towards a victim of a civil rights violation than to the tyrant pigs who violate people’s rights daily.

[@BobbyRomo-n8w]

Police state

[@craigkling5125]

Why do that, if one is not prepared to go to jail and sue?

[@tvardary6276]

Jeff is the GOAT of civil rights advocacy and audits. Wish more people understood the importance of his actions and supported him. We should have a civil rights curriculum that is taught in our schools.

[@temporaryscars]

No he isn't. He's one of the worst.

[@TheRedRaven_]

@@temporaryscars Who cares, at least he's out there exposing this. Not everything has to be a team sport, just support it or not.

[@burke615]

@@temporaryscars What makes him one of the worst in your opinion?

[@temporaryscars]

@@burke615 he gives in? Gives up his ID. Leaves. All after saying he won't id or leave, he does just that. He allows these pigs to trample his right and teaches them if they just apply enough pressure, they can violate rights. I don't even think he sues them!

[@Beaky707]

@@temporaryscarsI kind of agree,,if you are going to audit you have to GO ALL THE WAY,and means getting arrested if need be.

[@Luimneachturnal]

The first officer needs to be fired and blacklisted immediately, and the second demoted and retrained on a probationary basis. Absolute embarrassments to their department and your country. I hope Mr Grey takes legal action against the department, city and especially Wilder personally. Maybe being stripped of his pension, house and false valour will start his reeducation.

[@andigorani]

Imagine sitting in a park, relaxing and then being arrested for "loitering" after 30 mins 😂 😂 That's the stupidity of that loitering rule

[@1harrismccarty]

It’s one of those catch all ordinances so cops can remove undesirables. They couldn’t call it “existing in public”, because that sounds too unreasonable even to staunch boot lickers.

[@watsonwrote]

I had cops roll up their cars on the grass of a public park that was a 30 second walk from my house because I was sitting there in the evening. I needed space alone because a friend had just died and I wanted a quiet, outdoor space where I could sit with my thoughts away from my home and my housemate. Apparently a gazebo in a completely empty public park I was paying taxes on is forbidden. Neither cop even came out of their car to talk to me or see if I was okay. They just rolled up two cop cars over the park grass, and I walked back to my house in frustration. They didn't even roll down their windows to talk to me when I walked past their still-moving cars. They just made eye contact and I guess decided not to arrest me because I clearly wasn't homeless or dealing drugs. It was so surreal and disrespectful. Can't believe people can't just sit at a park if they want. Some free country we have here.

[@robbrown5551]

I’d encourage everyone to read their cities “ordinances”. You generally won’t have to go far to find some unconstitutional bs in there.

[@andrewhernandez6753]

Sounds like it's a roundabout way of making homelessness illegal.

[@NotSoHappyEnding]

Jeff Gray is a literal bad ass. OG Audits should be his official KZbin

[@soultrex9722]

As a military vet, we do not claim him 🙅‍♂️. He lost his humanity in the trenches.

[@ianbattles7290]

He needs to be investigated for collecting a disability check while working as a police officer.

[@jacobray7494]

​@@ianbattles7290let me caveat I don't claim to be the smartest guy ever but I noticed the same thing. If you're truly handicapped that you need to collect money then how are you a cop that is a physically demanding job.

[@RadeUeMasq]

Damn right we don't!

[@jsbzoh6]

@@ianbattles7290there are varying levels of VA disability and it can be claimed for as little as hearing loss. You don’t have to be fully disabled and incapable of working to claim disability. Others are at 100% for PTSD, depression, anxiety, and/or other strictly mental issues as the result of their service which may or may not disqualify them from certain jobs. Of all the things this tyrant did, that’s probably the most likely to be legitimate.

[@adamwhite6797]

​@ianbattles7290 what I find strange is that he did 20 years military and isn't collecting retirement.

[@LeviClay]

12:38 is so painful. This new cop is in an impossible position. He knows the guy is right, but he's never going to walk over to the more experienced officer and say "you're making a mistake, you need to back down", so instead he joins the charade.

[@Howesitgoing1]

This is why I don't think the second cop (Gill) deserves an F. I think he deserves a C-. His base was they were called about solicitation, which is fair, but the first cop should've came up saw he wasn't asking for money and left. Gill at least remained calm and tried to explain his side of things.

[@deputyrock3489]

He performed some mental calculus and decided that joining the violation of Jeff's civil rights was less risky than disagreeing with one of his brothers in blue. That's a huge problem, but that's also the standard culture in every LE agency nationwide.

[@s-x5373]

@@deputyrock3489 and that's exactly why he get a F, more and more people should make so participating in a violation is also putting yourself at risk, not only the initiators of the violation.

[@azinyefantasy4445]

They have talked about this in several cases. As a witness cop your job is to enforce the commanding cops behavior be it wrong or not. You can't held liable for going rogue if the leading officer(s) commands you to do so UNLESS he commands you to break federal law or attempted murder (passing out a victim by pressing their knee to the throat for example)

[@craigandnem4597]

Can we talk about the vile person, who called the cops to complain that the guy was soliciting people for money, while simultaneously holding a sign saying, “God Bless The Homeless Veterans?”

[@CowToes]

Just another piece of crap. Probably butt buddies with his stolen Valor cop friend.

[@wasdwasd609]

Cops were just lying

[@davecarsley8773]

I highly doubt anyone actually called. Police are allowed to (as upheld by the supreme court), and even encouraged and directly trained to, lie to you at every step of any investigation where they think lying to you will benefit them.

[@SISTERFISTER1000]

I live there. I asked the tax office for the police policy...at first they said they couldn't release the info for "security reasons" and cited a Mississippi code, I read the code and it turns out I was allowed to get a redacted version....cost me 60 bucks or so. They updated their policy after this encounter but would not release it.

[@Mark-sn6kh]

Cant imagine what this cop has done over his career. Took him a few seconds to be triggered.

[@Oceans_Sail]

I wonder how many people have been murdered by him.

[@Dietznutz132]

​@@joebenfield3153both are public

[@Benefits]

It's honestly terrifying to see video footage of police officers that treat law abiding citizens like this. Mr. Gray did everything right, followed all of the laws, and was respectful in doing so. And he still had his rights blatantly violated and was threatened to be arrested...for simply following the laws on the books.

[@Nesmith77]

As a veteran myself this just shows service members can be tyrants just as easily as anyone else. It’s just pathetic that a military veteran turned police officer would act so reprehensibly.

[@L337f33t]

Don’t you guys swear an oath or something? How does it go again?

[@deputyrock3489]

@@L337f33t An oath is only as good as the integrity of the person taking it.

[@ethanjohnson2849]

I'm a veteran. We are not above reproach. There are pieces of shit service members and veterans. Don't give us the benefit of the doubt.

[@KriusAerion]

@@ethanjohnson2849you’re 100% correct. I was a military LEO and I worked with some of the most vile and garbage human beings on the planet. Boy do people think civilian cops spineless and corrupt, you haven’t seen shit when it comes to MPs/SPs.

[@williamrobinson6680]

The officer wasn't reprehensible. He was doing his job, restoring public peace and order for the community. The auditor was trying to catch him in a Constitutional trick bag taken out of context. The officer knew his job, but not clear on his full authority on Constitutional protected activities. Based on "reasonableness" the officer was solidified in trying to restore what any reasonably thinking citizen would consider, normal activity.

[@kickrocks1016]

JEFF IS THE KING OF 1A AUDITS!!!!! LOVE YOU JEFF!!!

[@danroth3514]

Whenever I’m in a situation such as this I always ask myself, “What would Jeff do?”

[@Abedeuss]

"Jeff chose violence."

[@WuTangChopstick]

You're not my daddy.

[@alwaysroaming1244]

Wilder has way too big of an ego to be a good cop. We all wish that these ego-driven cops could be weeded out of the ranks across the country but we know that is never going to happen.

[@kalebjohnson6090]

What sucks is that he's a Sgt.

[@wiolettapagowski5590]

He is a wildling.

[@CMDRRustyDog]

What do you prefer? A load of cops that easily back down and aren't driven at all? There's nothing wrong with ego. This remained verbal and largely respectful seeing as how the guy really wasn't bothered about pissing the cop off. He even told him to de-escalate, meaning he knew that HE himself was escalating it - which he was. Reading his sign after being told "What are you doing" isn't an answer. The sentence on that sign isn't a 'doing' action. It's a claim that he thinks a mythical supernatural figure should bless homeless vets. And what does that even mean? That he thinks his 'god' is leaving them out? If they are homeless I guess they're not being blessed. So he's asking god to do it? The ego on him right? The sign was pointless and meaningless, only the sentiment remains. The guy had nothing better to do with his day than try to provoke reactions from cops/people in different places.

[@joeb.6831]

@@CMDRRustyDog When exercising your rights is perceived as attempting to provoke reactions from police, you are living in an authoritarian society. The police should walk right by these people and mind their business, until they witness someone doing something that is in fact unlawful.

[@Bosilaify]

He collects veteran disability while working for the police (the job most likely to retrigger any ptsd, put him in similar scenarios, etc.). Same motherfucker complains about social welfare helping all the mooches i guarantee it. People like this piss you off, using and abusing to get whatever they want and always thinking they know whats right and wrong. His ego is so massive im sure his wife(?) feels it everyday

[@jamisonwaters7319]

"I know what my job is, I know what the constitutional says" "I'm a full time police officer and i get a second salary from the military cause i'm disabled"

[@theradicalpeasant]

This is what I was looking for. Doesn’t seem too disabled physically to me. How’s that for our tax dollars at work!?

[@perryrush6563]

His disability is probably emotionally related. The very thing he needs to be able to control for his full time Job. Sigh.

[@MrKillerToad]

@@theradicalpeasant it doesn't always mean physically disabled, but could be PTSD, or maybe he gets migraines now, etc.

[@JohnDouai-c2r]

DUMBNESS, personified...

[@bryonm4980]

@@MrKillerToad While I agree that it can be physically or mentally, and also that there are disability percentages. I question the validity of any physical disability and the physical duties he needs to perform as a patrol officer. As for mentally, that is almost worse, I understand PTSD is a major issue. However, an officer with the power and responsibility in that position needs to be totally and completely mentally fit.

[@LoneWolf-vf1tx]

Good work exposing these corrupt cowards

[@A_Well_Traveled_Man]

That cop is a disgrace to everything I hold dearly as a military member 🤬

[@-maccabee]

disabled. collects a va check... works as a cop.. doesnt seem that disabled to me

[@tygibbs15]

VA disability isn't the same as SSI/SSDI. It's compensation due to injuries or conditions caused by or exacerbated by military service. He could be 0% service connected all the way up to 100% connected and none of it would have to be physical.

[@themuskrat5776]

@@tygibbs15still seems like policing is the wrong career choice.

[@Constitutionalist76]

He's a government employee, you're government property, what's the difference?

[@MadManUSMC]

Actually, the VA is about to crack down on the phony VA compensation. As an actual disabled vet ( Pulmonary Fibrosis, full body nerve damage, and torn ligaments in both knees during Desert Shield) the VA was giving away 100% to people running a scam. Hopefully if the douche-Stach is on comp he has it removed and reversed, which I believe is what will happen. I see way too many dudes playing golf and getting 100% while people missing limbs fight for 20%, @@tygibbs15

[@Dragons4Dummies]

"You can protest but only for 30 minutes" can you imagine if that was really the law? These cops are a mockery to the force

[@Quazgaa]

Jeff is such a great auditor! How embarrassing for these officers and that cowardly public servant who called them.

[@OnePrideRideOrDie]

Standing in front of city hall in a political demonstration is literally the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the first amendment.

[@Fisherman-l6k]

If Jeff Gray doesn't sue Ocean Springs for their gross ignorance of the Constitution, then I will never watch another one of his videos. I certainly hope that if he doesn't keep us informed of the outcome, you, Audit the Audit, will do so.

[@bigjay875]

I hope the city loses hundreds of thousands of dollars for this ridiculous police behavior !

[@johndupont1413]

This shithole city doesn’t have hundreds of thousands of dollars to lose. Just look at the janky ass used police car and 3 room city hall they have.

[@briant7265]

If the mayor and city council do a little kicking of asses, then mission accomplished.

[@LB-ou8wt]

The shitty thing is those hundreds of thousands of dollars will come from the taxpayers in a small community. With 10% of their population living below the poverty line. Unfortunately due to the actions of this police department - which IS the fault of the local government - the local population will suffer more in lack of funding for other local needs. Sucks.

[@bigjay875]

@@LB-ou8wt it's the only way to reform the local government through pain to the taxpayers

[@brianbagnall3029]

The innocent will always pay for the crimes of the establishment until things change.

[@concernedcitizen780]

God bless the homeless veterans! He is bringing up a serious issue and needs to be treated appropriately. I think this man is a hero not a criminal!

[@davidweeks6425]

I can’t go anywhere and not be bombarded with veteran this or that, donate, but a shirt….no

[@concernedcitizen780]

@@davidweeks6425 Well I have helped take care of a few of them. Some of them have given up everything and have nothing. That’s not really the arm’s fault but maybe we should be a little more careful about how these men are trained, deployed and brought back into our economy

[@Apathymiller]

As someone who has lived in 24 different states, and now lives in Mississippi, Mississippi by Far has the worst police I've ever had an encounter with!!!

[@reptarinator]

Shit bro, that's just the south. Texas, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, and Alabama are all just as bad.

[@terrymax5340]

The police should be in jail . Time to start going after prosecutors lawfully by filing complaints to the State Bar for violation of OATH .

[@kdr129]

I prefer the grave over their gulag as punishment.

[@mynamesjudge]

​@@delbertgrady413You don't understand the difference between public and private property?

[@chadc5184]

​@delbertgrady413 did you pay attention to ANYTHING that was covered in this episode? According to the towns own laws, it was not loitering and he was in a public space. If you want it to be loitering then move there and get the town to ammend it's laws.

[@chadc5184]

@@delbertgrady413 again, it's not loitering according to their own statute. Stop being obtuse, loitering only applies after business hours.

[@MrTavrosNitram]

loool the bootlicker did a dirty delete

[@nellegoode7488]

How does “God bless the homeless veterans “ equal give me money?

[@SlaySF]

“You can’t be here because I said” just terrible and sick and corrupt for our public servants to think they can talk to the ppl who pay their salary that way

[@spockspock]

“You’re fixin’ to piss me off..” That’s some intellectual discourse, evidence of quality training.

[@DeekerJones]

Ever notice how they will scramble at every opportunity to justify their tyranny and never ONCE does it occur to them to apply the same rigor to upholding YOUR rights?

[@daveblackman816]

Funny how the guy sticking up for his basic rights is the one who is out of control and confrontational and “what I can’t and can’t do”. Little man had his little ego hurt for being wrong. Acted like a diva. Told the guy to leave, then wouldn’t let him leave lol. Cmon

[@jpnewman1688]

Who gave these gangsters the power, guns and 💵?? GODS?? 😂😂

[@frostwolf159]

It's that mentality that "every person is wrong except you" that makes officers into horrible people. I guarantee you if Gray was dressed in a suit and was well cleaned, that the officer wouldn't dare treat him like some bum.

[@danieltuttle6060]

Unfortunately they let a lot of horrible people become police officers

[@E.OrthodoxMHNIN]

When he said “shhh-shhh-shhh” I almost pissed myself 😂😂😂.

[@jeremypage6093]

This officer is such a tyrant. God bless the homeless vets and God bless Jeff Gray.

[@oxyfee6486]

Plenty of innocent people rotting in prison right now because of his ignorance.

[@Lkdhhabv]

Both of these officers are. Let’s hope they meet a healthy dose of lead one day. Words may not seem dangerous but thsi right here is.

[@mobrocket]

How do you collect disability but are able to be a street cop?

[@sethaldrich6902]

Weird how the 1st officer served in the military and was sworn to protect the constitution but doesn't even know some of its basic points. Hopefully Jeff files a lawsuit that either gets this guy some education or terminates him.

[@jackfullerton5762]

"I understand what you're doing, that's fine..." Petitioning inside the building(which is probably what the law prohibits) is way different than on the front steps (as in the case law earlier noted by the host).

[@perpscerp]

I love it when a cop just decides what the law is without knowing

[@WOHM8274]

These cops need to understand that they work for us. Not the other way around. “You’re very confrontational” right….

[@silvaskiproductions3937]

god bless the homeless vets

[@johnross8614]

@@silvaskiproductions3937 God bless ALL the Vets

[@jpnewman1688]

So you didn't know SCOTUS has repeatedly ruled that government agencies don't have legal duty to "serve and protect" the 🐑 🐑?? 💯💯

[@jpnewman1688]

​@@johnross8614yes.. The almighty Federal Reserve GODS bless all the mad dogs that are willing to fight, kill and die for the almighty worth less fiat 💵.. 💯💯😂😂

[@ronaldallen1252]

That “officer” should be charged with fraud. He admitted to receiving VA disability checks, and yet he’s working. He’s a criminal.

[@Bosilaify]

And if it's ptsd or something similar why tf is he in the police, where that shit is very likely to get triggered. Something is not adding up.

[@pmj85]

@@BosilaifyPolice departments don’t want level headed cops that think for themselves. They want ones that will “follow the rules” and do what they are told, and not care about the law.

[@armageddon_gaming]

Just because he's receiving disability checks and working doesn't make him a fraud. The government has 2 types of disability for veterans. Employable disability, and non employable disability. Non employable disability pays more because you can't get a job so they're obligated to pay more so you can get by without a job. Employable disability pays less and you're considered disabled, but you can still work a job

[@ronaldallen1252]

You people are defending a criminal. He’s violating a citizen’s rights and acting tyrannical, and then claims to be disabled. I don’t believe women should be police officers so the last thing I want is a moderately disabled man as an officer. We need to stop the insanity and it will not be comfortable or easy, but our systems of governance are broken and need fixed.

[@Topdawg42]

​@@Bosilaifyhaha he probably got triggered when he was told he had 2 choices!

[@stud3103]

The officer needs sueing not the city.