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Sources:
Minn. Stat. § 629.37- bit.ly/48Gf7WU
State v. Esquivel- bit.ly/3LNyl34
U.S. v. Wallace- bit.ly/3LOdlcw
Minn. Stat. § 609.343- bit.ly/3rHegoo
Minn. Stat. § 609.341- bit.ly/3rO15Sm
Minn. Stat. § 609.02- bit.ly/3RGfY3U
Minn. Stat. § 609.50- bit.ly/45kJnUg
State v. Krawsky- bit.ly/46HaKsZ
Turner v. State- bit.ly/46EIiYu
Lollie v. Johnson- bit.ly/3Q2XHfY
Navarette v. California- bit.ly/2Nzuo6W
Minn. Stat. § 609.224- bit.ly/3Q647uT
Minn. Stat. § 609.605- bit.ly/48DQ4ns
Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid- bit.ly/48IqLkg
Hudgens v. NLRB- bit.ly/3tkLQAZ

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[@cc58721]

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[@maddog7999]

you done licking boots yet ATA?

[@ShellyGODS-CHILD]

Just asking does this help to quit the habit of smoking cigarettes 🚬??

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

​@@ShellyGODS-CHILD, that's literally the reason for this. Yes. That's the claim.

[@John-vg8em]

Oroville CA just settled a case for dropping off a lady at the dump outside of town.

[@TheGundamZero]

Why aren't the false accusers subject to criminal charges?

[@wanderer5200]

The usual excuse is that somehow punishing false accusers will deter legit victims from making reports to the police. I don't buy it. I think the real reason is they just don't want to punish women and would rather protect them.

[@danporath536]

The KZbin prank idiots were not arrested because no criminal complaint was signed.

[@alfredpeverly2093]

The real question is why didn't the KZbinrs with the footage to prove their innocence decide not to use their evidence to prove it?

[@chrischambers6931]

Should have returned the favor and charged her with battery for grabbing his camera. They actually have the evidence.

[@victorlorraine6596]

@@alfredpeverly2093you have to prove my guilt I don’t have to prove my innocence ….. the real question is why are the liars let go freely 🤷🏻

[@joewg3]

Falsely accusing someone of "sexual assault" should be a felony.

[@valentinius62]

A lot of women have gotten away with this over many decades. Their word is taken as gospel.

[@classifiedinformation960]

Imagine if they didn’t film everything

[@thomasj3701]

I have a gut feeling that Valleyfair Security may have embellished a tad... I've met that guy a few times. Total bag of whatthefuck. If she said that stuff, book a chick... million times over. Though... gotta prove to me that she did when I know the... villian(?) of the story. I know, random dude off the internet saying random stuff...

[@emilys3757]

@@valentinius62LOL yeah. Never mind the statistics that the vast majority of assaults aren’t reported or charged. Oh and now let’s allow the abuser to tell their victim that not only will no one believe them, they will be the one to be charged if they dare report them.

[@ksteak27]

It should have the same consequence as actual sexual assault.

[@daniel.s.stefanov]

I despise pranksters with a fiery passion, but any woman who files a verifiably false SA accusation should be sentenced same as for SA.

[@maker0824]

They should absolutely not be sentenced the same. They should be sentenced harshly though. While making false SA accusation does little harm to the accused (as long as they are found to be false, otherwise they are very damaging), the harm they do to real SA victims by forcing people to be more skeptical of such claims is disgusting

[@daniel.s.stefanov]

@@maker0824 DOES LITTLE HARM TO THE ACCUSED?? Like destroying their families and careers and causing suicides? After a statement like that, I truly wish you'd be subjected to a false SA accusation and have fun with your "little harm".

[@actualtrash3116]

@@maker0824false sa accusation definitely do hurt the accused and it also hurts actual victims

[@lyzzistormnightcore]

@@maker0824 no it should be the same, false accusations ruin people’s lives.

[@Ayoosi]

​@maker0824 false accusations hurt someone's reputation just as much as the actual crime. No one looks for a retraction, accusation is de facto guilt.

[@aandromaliuss]

Those guys were being absolutely insufferable but making a false sexual assault accusation over a juvenille interaction like that is insane

[@ryanthomson6756]

Agreed man, If they had just dropped the 'Duh I don't know what's even going on' character when the cops rolled up then this would have been over in 10 minutes or less

[@HashknightGaming]

​@@ryanthomson6756They genuinely didn't know what the SA claim was about.

[@HashknightGaming]

​@@ryanthomson6756They have video proof of the interaction.

[@Matthiasvd8]

@@HashknightGamingit’s fucking obvious that they made the false report as retaliation for their comments about skipping the line You could also just tell the security guard the first moment he came up and just show him the video Instead of just being difficult and pretending you have no clue what they’re talking about Doesn’t excuse the false accusation which is the real issue, but just handeling it like a normal fucking person would have made things 100 times smoother

[@DerickClark-nu9mk]

​@@Matthiasvd8 I totally agree but everyone says they have video proof of the interaction but this doesn't really matter from a security guards perspective. If a SA did actually occur they want to investigate and stop individuals from leaving or doing it again, who knows how much footage is on their camera, the guard doesn't want to sit through hours of footage to determine if something did happen, they'd rather view their own park cameras while the suspect(s) wait in a holding room, and lastly even if they did record the entire encounter that doesn't mean they didn't commit the SA when cameras weren't rolling.. I'm not defending the people who made the obvious false claim over something so stupid. I'm just trying to explain how the guards look at the situation. And even though nothing did actually happen, it's probably hard for the security guards to believe the woman made a false claim over literally nothing and they were trying to take the situation extremely seriously, same with the police as well. Glad the KZbinrs were let off without too much trouble and think the woman should be charged with making a false report.

[@YuhBoiiiii]

As a cop if I get called to a sexual assault and see proof they lied I’m 100 percent taking you for filing a false police report.

[@summerjustice61210]

Thank you, I feel like this never happens

[@fredflintstone9059]

your full of sh.t.....u do it because u know it will never go anywhere

[@joshweickum]

Hell ya

[@Jay-iz6lq]

That statement makes you a good officer and if you report any tyranny inside your department that elevates you to a great officer! Either way keep upholding the laws!

[@user-ho2ou1tg4h]

Good 👍

[@BETRvids]

"If you're innocent, I'll give you front of the line passes." "Congrats, you're innocent! Here's a trespass warning."

[@Mooncraft362]

Right I'm confused

[@thedave1771]

They neglected to respect his authoritah.

[@GoErikTheRed]

They never provided the evidence they claimed they had of their innocence, just stalled long enough for security to give up

[@remymcnamara9990]

​@GoErikTheRed you think they recording them of actually doing that? Because it sounds like you believe they should've proved their innocence to a security guard when they did nothing wrong.

[@derpsidegaming6685]

Maybe if they hadn't been disrespectful and swearing it would have been different but the punk ass kids just had to shit on him for doing his job. Was he supposed to ignore a potential sexual assault and let them just go? Are you all that dense

[@taargustaargus3139]

That woman who made a fake report needs to be in jail.

[@NuclearNuke41]

You mean prison?

[@brettc3142]

My guess is it doesn't identify as a woman.

[@ianbattles7290]

Trespassing these guys after falsely accusing them of a crime looks really bad for the company. Instead of apologizing, they decided to double-down on stupid.

[@idiot_RC]

they didn't falsely "accuse" them of a crime...they investigated a report of a crime and called the police and left the investigation up to them, which is exactly what they're supposed to do. They likely trespassed the little boys because of their uncooperative behavior and likely determined that it would be better to just trespass them rather than allowing them to return and continue to provoke people, which was the right decision.

[@671homey]

It's Minnesota, Valley Fair, just like the mall of America, have been taken over by groups of thug criminals, and decent people stay away.

[@Ruintheus]

That's normal. Happened to me at a gym. I volunteered my phone for them to check that I wasn't being a creep and simply recording my own sets, yet I got asked to not come back a few days after paying for a 3 month membership. People who haven't been falsely accused of sexual misconduct don't understand how infuriating it is.

[@nateuhrich3153]

Until people get charged for filing false police reports, this BS will continue. Enough of this already.

[@MM-vs5ej]

She did not file a police report, false or otherwise. She told a private security guard--i.e. a private citizen.

[@nateuhrich3153]

@@MM-vs5ej which then created a police report…a false police report…also, where did I say she was solely to blame? Do you not think before speaking? You should start it seems like. It’s best to remain silent and let people think you’re stupid instead of opening your mouth and letting them know you are…I love how you come to her defense right away but she’s the kind of disgusting human who would get an innocent man arrested for claiming she was touched inappropriately. Stop wasting my time with your nonsense.

[@Jex134]

​@@MM-vs5ejWhich does reduce the level of criminality, but even still - knowingly making false allegations of criminality with malicious intent is a clear example of defamation.

[@fibromamma668]

@@Jex134has anyone thought that maybe it was more sexual harassment and the guard misspoke and said assault. Bc we don’t know all that was said to those girls. We have no idea if the recorded everything And they could have been being real jerks and gross and around kids is just stupid. I know you can record the public. But… there really is a time and place Those guys started a beef with her for no reason. They didn’t do anything wrong and the guys just started in on them for no reason to film it. I find their behavior gross

[@Jex134]

@@fibromamma668 Have you considered the possibility that you're grasping at straws to defend a clear and blatant criminal violation? Fyi they published the full, uncut version of their footage. There was no sexual harassment.

[@JettyJake]

Shouldn't the woman be arrested for telling them about a false report?

[@wanderer5200]

Yes. But it won't happen.

[@Littlefoot.]

This is why you dont believe all women

[@thesuperdingos]

Believe all women. Right.

[@danporath536]

There was no arrest because there was no criminal complaint.

[@OJdidit93905]

@@danporath536the criminal complaint was SA. There was no arrest because they had proof they didn’t touch her.

[@randomargument972]

If there wasn't a camera, they'd be incarcerated. Keep that in mind.

[@NuclearNuke41]

"Keep that in mind" You really trying hard to sound smart.

[@randomargument972]

@@NuclearNuke41 No, no, AND NO. "Keep that in mind" is meant to tell people to keep this video in mind as an example of what can happen to you legally if you don't pull out your phone and start recording, or even better have a bodycam when you're about to meet karens who your gut feeling tells you they are about to do no good to you, intending to lie and do as much damage to you as possible in any way possible. Including false accusation. Even the audio recording is helpful, but as much material as possible to provide best context as possible for any type of situation, video and audio recordings can save you from going to prison and being PERMANENTLY labeled by law as "sех оffеndег" which is worse offense than being charged for robbery or battery even much harder to get employed if labeled as such by the law. So, video and audio can save your life from being ruined by some despicable people.

[@verbosevillian2202]

Falsely accusing others of a crime to get them in trouble should be punishable by at least 30 days in the county jail. No bond.

[@gr8oone007]

I’d say she should get the same sentence he would’ve gotten had he committed the crime

[@MrZachtheKingsfan]

People need to understand how serious a claim of sexual assault is. Yeah, they were being asshats, but that is nowhere near worthy of their lives being completely destroyed by an accusation like that.

[@bobbyrayvictory6905]

They do understand. Which is why it's an effective weapon

[@BeeWhistler]

@@bobbyrayvictory6905 Yeah, I guess so. But it's disgusting. It can ruin a man's life and it undermines the efforts of actual victims who are trying to get justice. I'll never understand how someone can decide they have the right to do something so downright evil.

[@ronhoward121]

The seriousness of the claim of sexual assault is also a great justification of the security guards' behavior.

[@briarrose29]

We don’t know that she said that. She probably said they were harassing her and filming her and her child and the guard saw their “caution hot moms” shirt and decided to escalate the accusation.

[@Themindlair]

@@bobbyrayvictory6905Stupid ass take, it’s not a weapon

[@PepeToTheMooon]

My first thought is why not try to go after the girls who falsely accused them of S.assault? As annoying as the KZbinrs can be, the false accusations like that is completely wild and unjustified.

[@janpiet9921]

Yeah intentionally falsely accusing someone should be subject to the exact same penalty as the crime you're accusing them of.

[@Sandsawks]

Wrong climate for that. I was accused of sexual misconduct for pointing at someone a few years ago and banned from the property just like this. All of it on tape and the property owners telling me "it was dumb" and that they don't agree with it but they have a zero tolerance policy on sexual misconduct.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

@@Sandsawks wow that’s insane. Sorry that happened. But you’re right, just the times we’re in. Still tho, claims like this should be investigated.

[@kazzdevlin5339]

Because the asshat cop didn't have her fill out an affidavit attesting to what happened. So she can just simply say oh I was wrong. Willfully signing an affidavit and lying will get you prosecuted.

[@onyxopinion1468]

There was no girl...🤔💭

[@pennsylvaniapatriot22]

I love how the one prankster wanted a picture with the cops, but he pointed to the security guard and said “not him though.” Savage! 😂😂

[@kskirin3805]

They shpuld charge people who lie and accuse others of sexual assault. PROVABLE that it was a false accusation

[@woydzeck2]

A woman who falsely acuses anyone of sexual assault should face charges as series as sexual assault.

[@briarrose29]

We don’t know that she said that. She probably said they were harassing her and filming her and her child and the guard saw their “caution hot moms” shirt and decided to escalate the accusation.

[@marcusmoser6911]

​@@briarrose29 wild speculation

[@lyzzistormnightcore]

@@briarrose29 Stop undermining the actions of those people.

[@Wyklepheph]

She was probably thinking "anybody who falsely accuses someone of cutting in line should face sa charges"

[@youropionmattersnot]

​​@@briarrose29Well guess what? The 911 call can be obtained. The radio traffic can be obtained. The camera footage from the park can be demanded as evidence. The footage he has. The body cam footage of the morbidly obese LEO. Someone escalated the incident willfully. It's easy to see that is was a team effort between the lesbians and the former body builder.

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

I was in security for decades. Almost every time I ever told someone to follow me, they did. Hint: don't follow the security guard. Just leave.

[@mathew8581]

Any normal rational person would never go with security

[@Tortilla.Reform]

@@mathew8581Translation: “Anyone who wouldn’t do what I would do isn’t a normal rational person” No need to act like everyone starts out knowing what you personally know, as if you didn’t learn that same thing at some point in your life

[@Hydemic]

I work as security guard, can you stop b.s people?

[@redtiger7268]

I've had security get physical with me a few times when told "follow me" I said no I am leaving. Tried to walk out the exit and they grabbed me. (Never grab a guy that is bigger than you)

[@kitten-whisperer]

​@@Tortilla.Reformlol why did what he say bother you like that? You are not a rational and normal person. Straight up mentally ill, cry baby behavior.

[@zacharyrademaker218]

And Minnesotas Justice system is corrupt. Judge here in my town sentenced a cop who sexually assaulted multiple young girls 12 and under. Have him a stay of 25 and released after 13 months served throughout the trial but was given no prison time his crimes are all 1st degree. Something worth looking into

[@ianbattles7290]

Being accused of something you didn't do is frustrating/scary.

[@VECT0R-tk4lt]

The officer didn't "defend" the citizen, he just listened to his side of the story before taking further action.

[@DerakosZrux]

Ya definitely clickbait title.

[@bitcoinweasel9274]

Isn't pursuing the truth in a sense defending the wrongly accused?

[@juniorjr9011]

Oh wow you don’t say you must be so smart!

[@juniorjr9011]

@@bitcoinweasel9274yea he’s just an idiot who needs some sort of validation making a comment like that

[@VECT0R-tk4lt]

@@bitcoinweasel9274 True, but the issue is that he didn't talk to the security guard after it, talk to the lady, or ask the youtubers to stop recording and show the footage. I don't know if I can consider it a neutral outcome considering they got a trespass warning and the lady got away unpunished, but if they actually did something, then they will get more than a trespass warning.

[@ichibanotedama7172]

You forgot to RATE the Park Security

[@thesuperdingos]

I was curious about that too

[@jeremyedins]

They did their jobs. They received a complaint that a serious crime was committed, took the appropriate action to call the police to investigate, trespassed the kids from the property (I’m assuming just for being insufferable, but they’re well within their rights to do so, and it’s a good CYA in many cases), and everyone went on their way.

[@miketothe2ndpwr]

​​@@jeremyedinsyeah the first guy in the red shirt was being unprofessional and saying some dumb shit like front of the lines passes... But I'm glad security responded in force to a sexual assault claim. And it goes without saying these ytbers are obnoxious and I'm glad they were trespassed even if the initial reason for security finding them was based on a lie. Also the false report should be punished but also they didn't make that report to the government (police etc) but just to a civilian in the form of security guard.

[@zig_da_pig]

​@@miketothe2ndpwrEverybody keeps talking about how this guy is. So insufferable and rude. When the pranks, he does are literally not even that bad at all. Compared to the stuff people doing the internet nowadays. He's like one of the most tame people doing it. Super chill, not loud or anything like that. So I don't get that overwhelming hate for him. He just did a little joke that she was cutting the line. It really wasn't that annoying or big of a deal at all in any way.

[@sped6954]

Park security gets an F--- 1) For neglecting to verify the allegation via park video surveillance. 2) Engaging the innocent parties at all, again without reviewing security video. And 3) Contacting the police department without even bothering to find out if the allegation was true.

[@MrSknottykid]

This channel does an excellent job of breaking down the dynamics of interactions with law enforcement. It’s a truly valuable service. Thanks to you and your work.

[@BradCarlMusic]

The thing the despises me most about humanity is the lying that SO MANY PEOPLE can get away with - everywhere.

[@bdayapraar6673]

If you accuse someone of sexual assault and are found to be intentionally making a false statement you should be liable for the punishment that the offence incurs!

[@yuks_nodad]

I still follow the idea of if you accuse someone of something absolutely false you should get the punishment that you accused them of.

[@TheSupervillain316]

If not worse

[@Genessyss]

you mean like these morons accused the mothers of skipping the queue?

[@HandsomeLongshanks]

It should result in an immediate defamation conviction against the accuser with punishment that matches the punishment of the accused crime.

[@TheSupervillain316]

@@HandsomeLongshanks nope. Should be worse

[@joshbbglover]

I get where you're coming from, but attaching a criminal statute to false accusations would just make it more difficult for legitimate victims to come forward. If you're the victim of a crime, you now have to weigh the risk of coming forward since, if the investigation doesn't go right, you could now be facing jail time. It's just another hurdle in the already uphill battle that SA victims need to overcome to see their abuser face justice.

[@ozzleoni6609]

"I'm half white." lol. This kid is on his way to Karen's-Ville.

[@grumblesa10]

Well, he's a KZbin "prankster". Now THAT'S a profession to be proud of...

[@ricardoleontrujillo4691]

@@grumblesa10he makes more money than you ever will

[@ricardoleontrujillo4691]

he does it all as a joke for content

[@Dreakio]

ur old

[@KazeShikamaru]

I found it funny.

[@Buddha23Fett]

I spent two years fighting false sexual assault charges. I lost custody of my son, lost my livelihood, lost my marriage and lost my life savings. The prosecution dropped the charges upon the accuser recanting after the new prosecutor poked holes in her claims. They declined to even prosecute her for a simple filing a false report because the statute of limitations was up. It should be a felony to make false sexual assault claims like this. These claims ruin lives and in my case I almost took my own life because I felt I couldn't get justice.

[@Manchupacabra]

"You cut the line, hurr durr." "No, I didn’t." Wow, what a hilarious prank.

[@auklin7079]

They got 'pranked' right back.

[@0h2ezy]

You’re not their demographic… they make plenty of money… how about you?

[@BlakesGamez]

@@0h2ezy Their demographic is simple people and kids with bad parents

[@Dripperty]

Definitely lame but not malicious like some pranksters imo

[@RYNOCIRATOR_V5]

@@BlakesGamez *TARGET DESTROYED*

[@Not_Ciel]

I never thought I’d defend pranksters and praise the police in the same sentence. Both of them handle the situation well. The park security however…

[@sdivine13]

It's private property, if the owners want them off the property for whatever reason its their right

[@EnhancedTrashBin]

​@@sdivine13 that's not the point my guy......

[@sharistrazz3313]

Ditto!

[@christian7168]

What did the park security do wrong?

[@RustiKBeatS]

​@christian7168 apart from offering bribes to come with them? 😂

[@kaiohshin2322]

falsely accusing someone of a crime should result in having the punishment of that crime be inflicted on the accuser.

[@GodFamilyCountryOfficial]

That FUM is just another habit. I smoked cigarettes for 41 years, about 2 packs a day after starting then gradually going down to a pack a day. On January 1, 2023, I quit cold turkey. Within a few days, I was coughing like crazy. On January 15th, 2023, I started coughing up blood. Turns out that I had a saddle pulminory embalism on the verge of bursting. It would have killed me if it did. Last checkup was 5 months ago and showed no trace of it. Still free of inhaling ANYTHING into my body.

[@jason200912]

Inhale oxygen

[@mydickisunbelievablysmallb7098]

It is a habit but its helps you get off an even bigger habit. As someone who quit smoking and vaping the biggest thing for me was the routine of it all and the feeling of having something in your hands and not the nicotine. All that fum does is it gives you that routine without the nicotine or other chemicals that go with smoking. Its easier to quit the habit of playing with something in your hand than quitting that habit coupled with actual nicotine withdrawal.

[@garmatey3816]

fum is literally just a tube you breathe air through lol

[@andrecoolie1720]

Anyone that falsely accused someone SA should face jail time

[@donchristie420]

Gotta be careful about how far you go with that,because it could deter real victims to come forward (a lot of sexual assault perpetrators have money to spin the truth)

[@ucef9945]

@@donchristie420 False accusers are as bad as sexual predators. They both deserve severe punishment because they ruin people's lives.

[@donchristie420]

@@ucef9945 oh I agree,but I said you have be careful of that and as far as those women in the vid,they should be fucking sued-period

[@wanderer5200]

@@donchristie420 I don't think it would deter real victims from coming forward.

[@ratagris21]

It only applies when the accuser files a false report and signs an affidavit as being truthful when in reality it's not.

[@bushrodm]

And what happens to the person who makes false accusations?

[@wanderer5200]

Nothing.

[@HandsomeLongshanks]

She gets told "I'm sorry you went through that" and then given a pat on the back

[@Sam-xx4kw]

She said, "It was just a prank, bro."

[@otterroboter9661]

The youtubers made false accusations themselves

[@paulghignon4092]

You mean the guard? The only person who made the claim was the guard, and was probably to get everyone else on board with going after them.

[@realitydrip3293]

a non-officer armed within a major theme park working security!?!? Literally never seen that before ever…i worked security at major theme park and none of us were armed. Only the local PD was armed and always on site.

[@cleveriv5349]

Falsely accused of sexual assault, then when they go to leave, they’re told to stay - but then the property asked the officers for a trespass warning after asking them to stay despite their clear intent to leave is wild

[@dencib2790]

If the park takes false complaints with no evidence, can i flood them with complaints that their security officers groped me?

[@davebigdog]

You will probably locked up

[@LesboSapien]

Let’s see how the SECURITY GUARDS “investigate” those allegations. Since they don’t have the right to detain themselves, they’ll just follow themselves around the park in silly polos, call the cops and trespass themselves

[@dencib2790]

@@davebigdog how? Its a report to the park, not to the police

[@LesboSapien]

@@dencib2790 I was making a joke off of your joke 🤦🏻 sorry I’m bad at making my sarcasm obvious. Let me be clear: I liked your idea and thought it would be funny if the security guards got an accusation about themselves, and then did the same thing to themselves that they did to the KZbinrs. I get that my comment could be read weirdly

[@cotton-Dave]

@@LesboSapien Not everyone is as dense as dencib. I thought your comment was funny.😃

[@thatonehispanic7982]

There should be physical standards yearly to be a cop it's ridiculous how many out of shape cops there are

[@davebigdog]

Can't it's discrimination

[@misshippi971]

He identifies as physically fit.

[@hrlincoln9873]

There are plenty of hot cop videos on YT if you're so into that.

[@cldpt]

@@davebigdog for certain jobs, it is actually a requirement to maintain physical and mental health and being in shape. There's no discrimination there. You want your cops not only sane, but also capable.

[@raymondleggs5508]

They're on that 10 triple cheeseburger a day diet plan.

[@philpowers1798]

So they get falsly accused of something but then they still get trespassed? Management needs to fire some security guards and apologize.

[@Quietu]

It’s a given that “prank channel youtubers” are garbage people. But reporting a sexual assault when none occurred….what in the actual f is wrong with that person.

[@jessa1895]

The point of a prank is that it has to be funny otherwise you’re just harassing people

[@groper.not.grouper9501]

if you don’t have the sense i’m sure nothings funny

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

welcome to the jackasz tv show generation

[@tonycardone990]

Funny is subjective. Young people these days think anything that is annoying is funny. I'm sure there are plenty of people who think that liar falsely accusing them of SA was funny too, even though it can completely ruin an innocent persons life, especially if they didn't have video evidence of her lying about it. Personally, I think it was pathetic and annoying, but it's not illegal to be annoying, or 90% of the people I've known throughout my lifetime would be in prison.

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

@@tonycardone990 ummm, 'stupid' and 'aszhole' as comedy is olllld - it's just become pervasive through the degradation of society

[@jasonvoorhees5640]

@@groper.not.grouper9501 incel

[@JoshHaynesguitar]

And I would issue the accusers an F for making a false accusation of sexual assault.

[@paulengels6926]

Typical American women

[@forallthestupidshit3550]

We don't know that they said anything. The guard said they did. HE might be the one who made false accusations, not the mothers.

[@yessum15]

Eh, it's allowed for KZbin pranksters. I'd accuse them of high treason if it would make them go away.

[@forallthestupidshit3550]

@@yessum15 amazing comment. I respect you and no one else.

[@mexicanspec]

I would like to see this go to court. Did the woman say they sexual assaulted her or did the security guard add that detail?

[@elevensnow]

No, the officers did not listen to them. They said they had footage of the incident. They didn’t ask to see it. They don’t care. They just heard “sexual assault” and went crazy. They were falsely accused and the accusers didn’t get any repercussion for it.

[@yasminduarte2253]

This channel is so great, I really appreciate all the work put in

[@Blueberry757]

bro for real what about a criminal report of the false SA claim. that's gotta be a crime or it should be

[@SpencerfromEarth]

How do you know she wasn't assaulted? All the security said was that the guys matched the description, no one ever came to confirm or deny. A completely different situation could've occurred and everyone is just assuming the woman lied. Maybe she did maybe she didn't, we don't really know.

[@wanderer5200]

​@@SpencerfromEarth They claimed to have a video recording of their entire visit which did not include the act they were accused of. Also, during the course of this video the police investigated the SA claim, and determined no crime was committed.

[@nvm8824]

​@SpencerfromEarth I watched the entire video, you should probably watch the entire video, it would add much more context, the conversation turned sour and accusations were made before the security guard came around, they were definitely the ones who called the security and the guys involved were in fact the "suspects".

[@SeanA099]

Wild to falsely accuse someone of sexual assault when you know they were recording the whole interaction

[@MajickConscious]

Honestly, we actually don't know the accusation was false. The cameraman isn't in the video, and the two other pranksters don't remain in the video every second. Plus there is footage missing.

[@TheGreenKnight500]

Some people assume an accusation like that will have enough power over people's emotions that no one will look into it. Sometimes that's exactly how it happens.

[@Pyranders]

A. We don't know what the women accused them of unless you believe the park security is completely infallible and incapable of misinterpreting things. B. We only have their video to go on, which they wouldn't have uploaded if it included evidence of assault.

[@Gramatic69]

It’s insane she accused these kids of SA.

[@ep20091]

I'd advocate that the penalty of filing as false police report should match the alleged crime. It makes no sense that a person can attempt to destroy the life of another and get away with little or no consequence; there's no deterrent from doing it again and again.

[@lawrenceredmacher4382]

"can we leave" "DON'T GET ROUGH LIKE THAT"

[@christianc8453]

Typical.

[@Vell1981]

@@christianc8453 That's what you get when Cops train for 600 something Hours and train the rest on the Job with actual citizens.

[@vyvianalcott1681]

@@Vell1981 Yet they stayed, weird it's almost like they do it because it works.

[@mr.reptar]

@@vyvianalcott1681you’re honestly dumb😂

[@So-U-Say...]

Literally JUST commented THAT

[@KIP_KnowledgeIsPower]

KZbinrs: “We’re never coming back to this Park!!” Park: “That’s our idea!! Trespass them!!!”

[@jonathans.972]

This is just my theory. These "pranksters" and idiots and people complained about them. The security guards made up some allegations to get them out of the park. Fs all around except for the police.

[@mrpowdercoater]

A-? They should have brought her up on charges.

[@Not_Ferrari]

Too bad at the end the security guy did't go "Ha ha, it's just a prank, bro. Why you getting so upset? It's just a prank."

[@Kinger8777]

Accusing someone of a felony is not a prank. Accusing someone of cutting the line at a kids ride is clearly a prank. Two very different things. Sure being the KZbinrs are annoying but that doesn’t give someone a right to make up a felony charge

[@constantinealexandrakis]

Enough is enough with those jerks performing pranks for likes on KZbin. Imagine being in the shoes of the woman and having some random guy get in your face and ask you to explain yourself for cutting the line while you're waiting for your child ro be done with their ride. How about making extra money by doing something useful for a change? Plenty of jobs in landscaping or construction.

[@innatewarrior2610]

I dislike how loosely the term "prank" has gotten. Being a nuisance to random strangers for no reason isn't a prank, that's just being a dick. That, in absolutely no way whatsoever, does not justify falsely accusing said "pranksters" of committing a felony.

[@warfightvgaming1565]

@@constantinealexandrakisYeah let‘s punish the guys doing legal activities (annoying but legal) instead of the person faking a crime (illegal just fyi)

[@constantinealexandrakis]

@warfightvgaming1565 a business has the right to trespass visitors who annoy their legitimate customers. I don't condone the false accusations to the authorities but as others have commented, it's ironic that the so- called prank was itself based on a false accusation. Bottom line is this: if you want to protect freedom then you should learn to use that freedom responsibly. Being civil and respectful to others is the best way to minimize police involvement. Unfortunately young people seem to have forgotten that. So many seem to think that just because you can act as a dick you should. Society cannot function well like that.

[@jack002tuber]

And the woman who claimed she was touched was NEVER to be found. They didn't even look for her. Nice.

[@grumblesa10]

"Believe Women!"...yep

[@DaxsDad]

Right! She had Blue in her hair and they have cameras everywhere. Not only that she made a statement, the have her information.

[@idiot_RC]

how do you know they never looked for her? This is footage from the boys' camera, not bodycam footage. For all we know the girl was arrested and charged.

[@hallowbonez]

Everyone involved in this video is equally insufferable and a good example of why I don't go out anymore.

[@CoolChannelName]

When the government does not prosecute people who bear false witness and make false statements, the government become complicit in that behavior. I hope these men sue the park and the woman who made false statements.

[@17primemover]

I believe two things simultaneously. 1) The cops did a good job 2) KZbin pranksters are idiots

[@chronographer]

To be fair, as much as I hate these 'prank' channels, standing at the exit line and pretending you I think you're at the entry line is about as tame as it gets.

[@david2869]

No, the pranksters are assholes, not idiots. There`s a difference!

[@warfightvgaming1565]

How about getting the woman‘s information for a false accusation?

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

they grew up watching jackasz and think it's funny gross

[@paulghignon4092]

Are we even sure the girl made those accusations? I don't think I find that security guard to be a reliable source of what she had claimed.

[@Pyranders]

THIS! EXACTLY THIS! Seriously, it's like people forget miscommunication is a thing that happens.

[@paulghignon4092]

@@Pyranders I don't even think it was a miscommunication. I think the guard entirely made it up, and the reason why I came to this conclusion was his behavior. Note how he smiled and winked when bringing up the SA. It doesn't seem like normal behavior, and looks like duper's delight to me.

[@Pyranders]

@@paulghignon4092 That's certainly a possibility.

[@srlunchbox1668]

As someone who has worked in a theme park I hate pranksters with a passion. Sure it’s fun to watch on KZbin, or social media, but it makes the employees job a living hell.

[@Carrierdlr1]

Too bad the public doesn’t question the authority of a lying tyrant like this guy!!

[@gabiausten8774]

U got falsely accused of sexual assault? Let me give u a trespass warning! I will NEVER go to this crappy park!

[@TheVikingsman116]

To be fair if you're being a jackass to park goers/paying customers just for your youtube channel I don't really blame them.

[@gabiausten8774]

@@TheVikingsman116 totally get u! 100%. Still I think it goes too far, imagine they hadn’t filmed it, nobody would’ve believed them.

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

these aszhole bois are antagonizing people who are trying to have a nice time with their family intentionally stirring up shet

[@shadowstalker1515]

@@gabiausten8774if they weren’t filming, then there’d be no need “prank” the women in the first place

[@Its_Ghost]

naw valleyfair aint crappy i livy near there and is actually fun and nice now they got rid of vallyscare which is why i dont go there much anymore but also remember they most likely got trespeassed because they were pranking people and causing issues this issue was caused by them aswell now she went way way overboard and to prevent this issue in the future they just trespassed.

[@georgehampton7579]

Lawsuit for false accusations.

[@gotvidz2222]

Hearing u call lofe by his gov. Name is wild 😂

[@jessewooten5048]

Who ever accused them of sexual assault isn't the brightest crayon in the box. Lied on people knowing everything was being filmed. This is why men are done with the BS. A woman just has to yell wolf and the man will be ruined for the rest of his life over a lie. IT'S RIDICULOUS

[@MrDarren5012]

Filing a false report should be one charge and filing a false sexual report should be much worse and prosecuted

[@bryanmellen2399]

There was so much unseen footage we don’t know if the accused accusers are the actual accusers. Did we ever see the security or police speak to them?

[@alfredodiaz7350]

I also just had a thought they could've deleted or edited the footage. I wonder if there are security cameras in that area

[@jonathannelson103]

Yeah, we are kinda assuming that this one encounter is the one that's being discussed but, do we really know that?

[@briarrose29]

Exactly, they’re shirts speak volumes

[@vothuat1089]

Kudos to the cops for stepping in to protect citizens from corrupt security guards! Upholding justice and ensuring the safety of the community is what law enforcement is all about

[@combat_av3nger370]

They didn’t protect anyone, they issued trespasses to people that committed zero crimes. They did zero investigation to find out of a crime HAD occurred. They did not once defend the victim in this case

[@KN6IXI]

I run a security company. I am using this video as training material. Great example of what not to do.

[@robloughrey]

How refreshing to see an audit video where the only ones not being a jackass are the cops.

[@LucasL512]

It doesn't matter what they did or didn't do. The Valleyfair website Code of Conduct states that "Unsolicited photographing or video recording that disrupts a guest’s experience or interferes with park operations" is not permitted. Also not permitted: - "Acts or behavior that park management determines is a safety concern or that interrupts park operations or guests’ experience" - "Harassing/threatening behavior, sexual misconduct, or lewd behavior including inappropriate interaction with park guests or associates" - "Clothing with offensive language, obscene gestures/graphics, or nudity or clothing that does not sufficiently cover undergarments" (I don't recall if the wet moms t-shirt could reasonably be seen as inappropriate, so this one may be disregarded) "Refusing to follow verbal or printed instructions or cooperate with park personnel or security" The exact right thing happened. They left the park and were trespassed

[@zig_da_pig]

But if they hadn't been recording, they would have had no way to defend themselves against the accusation of sexual assault.

[@redagent21]

⁠​⁠@@zig_da_pigbut they wouldn't have those allegations if they weren't filming to begin with though.

[@zig_da_pig]

@@redagent21 I would say allegations justify the filming, but I wouldn't say the filming justifies allegations like that.

[@LucasL512]

@@zig_da_pig They accused someone of cutting in line while they weren't is how that interaction started. Besides we don't know if these women even accused them of that, information can get lost/misheard/misunderstood/misrelayed/exaggerated by anyone in the chain of communication

[@101000102]

Thank you for a reasonable response. I agree that those “Pranksters” should have been trespassed, this was not a First Amendment Audit, this was Harrassment being videotaped.

[@mikegualjr]

So the accusers just got away with it? That’s not right

[@mikeveis6393]

He's not a security guard, he's an SS soldier of the American Gestapo.

[@JustJoe864]

In all honesty, the prankers were being annoying to the girl in line. But calling over the rent-a-cops certainly didn’t help. Also didn’t like how the cop threatened them with jail if they didn’t ID and was hostile, then turned cool. Lots of rights and wrongs all around, but nothing is worse than the rent-a-cop. Those are the worst.

[@atk9989]

I didn't see the security guys do anything wrong, their entire job is to try to keep the peace and be basicly first responders for police. Dude came up calm and polite saying "hey we got this report, you match the description, can you come with me to see if you are who they are reporting?" Security doesn't know what happened so they weren't accusing them of anything, simply stating what they were told and are trying to figure out. If the kids stopped whining and crying long enough they could have shown the video and been on their way.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

@@atk9989I disagree entirely. They didn’t keep any peace, they escalated the situation entirely and didn’t listen when the guys said he had footage. They just took the woman’s word. With no proof.

[@DirtyStinky]

Cop was in the right to tell them theyd go to jail as he is investigating an actual crime. Being hostile at first was just a dumb decision.

[@GaryGoldbaugh]

@@atk9989 PAUL BLARTS ARE JUST WANNABE FAILURES

[@shinaku10]

The cop has the full right to threaten then with jail if they arent given id. They are being accused of sexual assault, being suspected of a big crime. They have the right to take them for refusing. Even if they are innocent. They were being combative and not cooperative with it. You gotta be messed up to think otherwise.

[@alphonse2234]

Didn’t realize that not providing identification was a physical obstruction.

[@luciddream2033]

Looks like you learnt something new today. Maybe...

[@keithkafe]

​@@luciddream2033it's not

[@shinaku10]

It is? They are the suspects of a crime. Not rocket science.

[@luciddream2033]

@keithkafe According to the courts and the laws, obstruction can interfere with a police investigation. Depending on how the laws are worded, things such as fighting words and refusal to provide ID can obstruct an investigation. I think you listen to First Amendment auditors too much when they say obstruction is a physical act. This simple-minded view of the law is merely sloganeering and fails to take into account the multitude of different laws and courts and seeks to apply a blanket understanding of matters of law to all interactions. In short, read the law and the court cases and quit listening to auditors spouting slogans.

[@keithkafe]

@@luciddream2033 the police cannot require you give up a constitutional right to further their investigation. It's pretty basic.

[@ramichahin2]

that liar who accused them needs to be punished... and she will be.

[@BigMobe]

With all of the advancements in facial recognition technology, it's probably not the best idea to be a potato on camera since it will likely end up on the internet as a permanent record.

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

I'm not sure you can get to probable cause from the park telling the cops what someone else told them happened. The alleged victim, contacting someone at the park, who then contacts someone at the office, who then contacts security, who then contacts the police.. that's way too many degrees of hearsay. If she's called 911 herself, sure, it at least merits an investigation, but this, I seriously doubt it'd fly in court. "911, how can I help you?" "Send the police, someone told me that a girl told them someone assaulted her!!"

[@robertthompson1847]

If it were me I would have the ones who made the accusations arrested for false reporting and hold them civilly responsible.

[@blacckkk]

Idiots shouldn't have been messing with people in the 1st place.

[@LostWhisper]

So then being dumb justifies a false sexual assault claim?

[@blacckkk]

@@LostWhisper when you play stupid games you win stupid prizes.

[@tonalddrump5554]

@@blacckkkKeep that in mind when you get falsely accused dummy.

[@blackous7629]

@@blacckkk *tips fedora*

[@alsatful]

Time to get that "victim" locked up and sued

[@brandexample1776]

Maybe it did happen and the security has the wrong guys. There are a lot of people there.

[@paulghignon4092]

Maybe the "victim" never reported what the guard is claiming she did? Does he seem like a trustworthy guy?

[@Big95T]

Security employees that think they are the law is hilarious 😂

[@jonathanwalston2932]

They are, for the property they have been charged to protect. Like it or not.

[@Big95T]

@@jonathanwalston2932 Still embarrassing they think they are the law 🤣

[@whisper7393]

From their pov someone claimed to be SA'd on their watch so it made sense in that case. While in this case obviously girls lied, I feel the "pranks" culture needs to be heavily discouraged. People go to places like that to relax or have fun, not be made fun of in front of an audience without their consent.

[@jwajuanroberts4584]

Y’all can’t blame the security they’re only doing theyre jobs someone tells us they been sexually assaulted ofc we gonna call pd and look into it wth

[@nativenyupstate7467]

When he didn’t take a picture with the security guy 🤣

[@aliciadarga6993]

I cant stand kids like this. They want to cause all kinds of problems and then get offended when people bother them... maybe one day they'll grow up.

[@Melaheidi]

"I'm usually chill, but you can't just walk up and accuse us..." Says the guy who is only at the park to walk up to people and accuse them on camera.

[@harvestmoon2731]

It wasn't an accusation. It was an observed fact. Stop conflating.

[@Melaheidi]

@@harvestmoon2731 no it wasn't a fact at all. They said they were waiting for kids to get off the ride which is a much more likely story than an adult cutting in line for a kids ride. If we're just gonna claim things as fact with no evidence, how about that these guys were sexually assaulting people?

[@harvestmoon2731]

@@Melaheidi He watched the blue haired whatever cut the line. That is a fact. Stop the denial.

[@Melaheidi]

@@harvestmoon2731 no, he didn't watch that at all. He picked a vulnerable target (a small woman with a child) and started harrassing her for views. I understand that me correctly identifying these worthlesspieces of shit for what they are and how they act is hurting your feelings, I simply don't care. All they did was harrass random people because daddy didn't love them enough and they have no actual skills or talent to contribute to society.

[@hrlincoln9873]

@@harvestmoon2731 Go back to your flat earth channels.

[@cowboyguns]

I work in Shakopee, and have had multiple interactions with the Shakopee PD in recent months. I have the utmost respect for the Shakopee PD, because in every interaction with them, they have treated me with incredible respect. I wish I could say the same thing for the New Prague Police. I have had a New Prague Police officer enter my home to issue my son a curfew ticket. Another New Prague Police officer threated my son and his roommate with arrest if he didn't comply with an unlawful immediate eviction from an apartment in New Prague.

[@pgamez4077]

Fake news

[@lepiboyo201]

Who knew going to a water park to "prank" folks could end so questionably

[@tristancochran1648]

I’m so confused how they justify the trespass after falsely accusing someone of sexual assault lmao

[@robertpayne6781]

FUM might be the most ridiculous KZbin ad campaign I've seen.

[@wjoseph-rx9mj]

That’s how he made his living, hate it or not, he got paid for that…

[@robertpayne6781]

@@wjoseph-rx9mj I don't hold it against the channel at all. But c'mon... flavored air? Are we really to the point that we are selling air?

[@dontjudgeme2736]

​@@robertpayne6781It's foe people quitting smoking/vaping are you voluntarily dense?

[@jeremiahwillden9235]

​@@robertpayne6781yes so people don't die

[@valentinius62]

​@@jeremiahwillden9235People who don't smoke will never die? 🤔

[@Trollkungen1]

Did they arrest the woman for a false report?

[@paulghignon4092]

she didn't. You really think that guard is trustworthy on what she told him?

[@Trollkungen1]

@@paulghignon4092 then arrest the guard... tired of this BS false report crap!

[@Vss077]

did they arrest the pranksters that accused the woman of skipping lines? arrest everybody if u want it fair

[@mats7492]

They never do

[@Trollkungen1]

@Vss077 lol... apples and oranges! You would falsely accuse somebody for a felony because you are afraid of a camera. You must enjoy destroying people's lives.

[@Goirdy]

Women like that are exactly why real victims aren't believed. The nerve to accuse that over something so juvenile.

[@lechkenassh9008]

sue that park for all money it has !!!

[@monkeywang9972]

I sure as hell would have met my accuser with the tapes and asked them where I grabbed them. Then I’d have asked the police to deal with that lying person. Disgusting behavior by the false accuser.

[@glnset-apart]

100

[@jeepliving1]

I agree. They should have met at the security office to be ID'd by the fake victim and then confronted them about the fabricated accusation. The accusers should have been trespassed if not arrested.

[@glnset-apart]

@@jeepliving1 yes

[@Pyranders]

We don't know what they actually said, you are going entirely off of what the security guard, who hadn't even talked directly to them, thought they said.

[@glnset-apart]

@@Pyranders correct, and more the reazon for proper follow-up

[@robertercolani7742]

I know it’s messed up they were falsely accused of a serious crime, but the fact they totally unironically act indignant that they were accused of something they didn’t do, after obnoxiously accusing people of things they weren’t doing, is hilarious

[@cb6429]

True but doesn’t justify false SA Because they got called out for cutting a line. Which I’m sure they did because I wouldn’t believe a word they said if they’re willing to lie about SA. most people use the “I’m just talking with a friend or family” when cutting lines anyways. Most rides have an exit area where you can wait at lol

[@groper.not.grouper9501]

ur the weird one 😢

[@Blue3agle]

There is a difference between confronting someone with something and libeling someone to a third party.

[@bojohannesen4352]

​@@cb6429That you still think they were cutting the line is extremely scary, unless you are so cognitively impaired that you are not allowed for jury duty or voting.

[@htown11465]

@@cb6429it’s so weird that (a) you are think they cut the line when it’s clear from the footage that they didn’t and (b) you assume they didn’t commit sexual assault when we have only seen part of the footage. I’m not saying they did commit sexual assault, I suspect they did not, but I accept it’s possible that something happened in the edited footage which I haven’t seen, but it’s 100% clear from the footage that they didn’t cut the line.

[@johncunningham1889]

My good friend Jack-Ryan Foster Baird worked at Valley Fair and KNEW this Dan security guy. He told me that he was the biggest oinking thumb he had ever met, that he had DELUSIONS of killing tons of terrorists in the Gulf War, but in reality had never even left Minnesota! The rumor was, he used to be a cop but got fired for racism. That was just the rumor, but he figured it was something even worse....

[@midwestmulisha820]

damn, dropped the whole government name 😂

[@tirregrelleumekuk3635]

As far as I know, In Canada at least, you cannot do "citizen's arrest" unless you yourself see the crime being committed or about to be committed. You can't and shouldn't be able to "citizen's arrest" on hearsay like a cop can.

[@chealios]

That whole “add it to the list.” and “this is a badge of honour.” Business was completely obnoxious tbh

[@LateNightTwitch]

So is being trespassed and falsely accused of SA for no reason, even a false allegation could ruin their livelihood and reputation forever. Obv hes referring to getting trespassed in the past for filming in places like walmart etc, kinda "obnoxious" that that's what u focused on after watching

[@God4gividnt]

Where is the defending od the citizen im compelled to believe this was a click bait title

[@captainscarlett1]

In Western Australia " any person may arrest any person who commits an arrestable offence" That's the law. A can of worms. Best not to arrest anyone unless you're a cop.

[@colingould]

Bro I love that you are cover lofe and actually pronounced his name right haha