Captain Orders Officers To Release Citizen

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@firehops]

how is this video just released but you commented 4 hours ago?

[@laceybailey323]

@@firehops 0

[@DrWilliamWeirIASA]

@@firehops he made the comment before the video went live.

[@Ozzy_2014]

@@firehops patreon/membership on many channels you get early access to content. Then there is the when and if themtube ever notifies you about content.

[@AuditTheAudit]

@@firehops I commented on the video when it was unlisted. Four hours before it was made public.

[@frostyboi4078]

Me after watching eighteen of these videos: “Oooooooo he’s gonna get an F at the end... what a dummy head.”

[@XxTwiztidxX697]

Dummy head.. Love it, made me laugh.

[@zaappp1588]

Yeah, I like trying to guess what grade they're gonna get too. Lol! Some of them gradually slide down the scale as the keep fishing and trying to escalate stuff. Then others just put the dummy head hat on straight out of the gate.

[@MichaelMyers-jw4nj]

Best comment here 🤣

[@lancebryantjr]

🤣🤣🤣👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

The grading seems just a tad subjective, but it tries to be fair. For example, the video of the Chicago cops arresting the CTA officer gave the cops a C minus so it tries to be fair.

[@FurtherReadingTV]

Making them all apologise + state their name and badge number was such a power move.

[@BrettonFerguson]

Lol yes. The cops are so emotionally constipated, the probably went home and screamed at their wives and children.

[@Cramblit]

@@user-yf2iv1rt7l yea you're just as bad as the thugs with that attitude lol

[@Johnnypensful]

Too easy on them they went way too far as a CO not even A police officer...big deal bs video

[@bertbccfu9564]

​​​@@BrettonFerguson most probably stopped at their girlfriend's house and had a few drinks before they went home to the wife and kids.

[@BrettonFerguson]

@@bertbccfu9564 lol yes.

[@cagd22]

I love how he had them all lined up at the end, referred to each of them by name and made the one officer apologize like he was a three year old.

[@Rodgerwilco91]

It was a beautiful sight to see. Standing there like toddlers who got caught by their parent.

[@willamestrada1121]

Hahahahahhaha

[@Fister_of_Muppets]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. The fact that it wasn't just one, but a small gaggle of CO's that felt the need to detain one guy without knowing the law... they deserved the wake-up call.

[@OmerQuenneville]

I also apricate that he was man enough to apologize. I don't think he will make this mistake again. Its not totally his fault, they were not properly versed in this.

[@mightyjoefrank9517]

I don’t like how he says if you apologize I won’t file a complaint like a man.. The guy apologizes and he still thinking about filing a complaint. Or will do it at home anonymously. not a man if he doesn’t honor his word.

[@Yekim76]

No hesitation from the captain to apologize. Respect.

[@Randomusername822]

No respect. Fuck first amendment auditors

[@swashkiv7509]

Lol yeah because he didn’t want a complaint on his file. No respect.

[@CONSCIOUS_TALK_ENT.]

​@@swashkiv7509right he knew better lol

[@JavierNYC423]

@@CONSCIOUS_TALK_ENT.you guys are weird by not letting the police have any praises , typical hateful scum

[@Harrybrown4570]

Yeah you don't see that much that was very professional most off them take offense to everyone and everything

[@volo1826]

*get trespassed from every prison in state *get arrested, can't be sent to any prison. *get out of jail free card.

[@jangofett3147]

Private prisons would take em

[@volo1826]

@@jangofett3147 get trespassed from those as well

[@user-bg1ls5cd1h]

They’ll find somewhere to throw u into prolly a landfill or mexico

[@lindholmaren]

*cover yourself in oil *police can't grasp you *??? *Profit

[@anthonycarless1748]

@@jangofett3147 are private prisons a thing in America? That's a weird concept

[@elisa.r.g]

“Can I help you?” “No thanks, I’m good” 15/10 response

[@JustJamieGames]

Haha, would be funnier if he said; "No thanks, i'm just looking"

[@shirleyfisher8313]

They always need a last word

[@slamfire6005]

No thanks, I’m married

[@adverumthegreat4736]

He knew his rights. You don't have to talk to the Police without an attorney. Golden rule: don't.

[@GrumpyMunkyGameDesign]

the best part of that was how they were like 'umm.. well, ok.. shit... have a good day I Guess?' then wander off, discuss it and are like 'there must be something we can get this dude on...' , suddenly are like 'Shit! Wait, TRESPASS! WE TRESPASS YOU!' 15 minutes later, heads hung in shame 'I'm terribly sorry sir' I Fucking DIED LAUGHING!

[@matthewoster4012]

This Captain deserves a promotion, his professionalism and over all his superb and courteous attitude shows he cares for the public. We need more officers like him.

[@artlessknave]

captain is already pretty high overall usually. I'm not sure there is anywhere to go. there is probably a commendation system though.

[@kerryedavis]

The captain shouldn't be promoted away from where he can keep control over those who misbehave.

[@FeedMeChaos1]

@@kerryedavis you mean demotions?

[@icgang]

I think there is no confidence in a law enforcer who try’s to force false laws on a citizen. Why do we even need them if they don’t know the law and the Constituional rights that we OWN?

[@matthewoster4012]

@@icgang The fact that you even question If we should have cops or not Is just out right absurd. Without any form of law enforcement, It would be the fuckin' purge out In the streets, not to mention the country would then be run by anarchists and this country would be In chaos.

[@OmerQuenneville]

The officer that ordered the release was amazing. These people need to be recognized in some official manner. Even if it is just a letter acknowledging them or a review posted on line.

[@mikkolukas]

or ... maybe someone posting a video, mentioning them. What an idea! :D

[@gps9715]

@@mikkolukas lol

[@amandak3198]

I don't know why everyone wants to hand out trophies to officers that are "good", the ones that are actually doing their job properly and within the law, like the job description states.

[@Hydranox]

@@amandak3198 because same way retail workers get complimented by customers and get raises or awards if recognition the same thing can be done for cops

[@tolstoy143]

@@amandak3198because as much as we need to call out bad policing we also need to applaud good policing if we hope to see good and effective law enforcement going forward. It is essential if we are going to see real reform and rebuild public trust!

[@blue_thumb]

Dude handled the win with class... He could have took their asses, but instead he educated them and left with class. Brovo.

[@getthegoods420]

to be fair theirs like a billion laws and I dont think anyone reasonable would expect them to remember evreything. In 2020 they should all know about filming laws though.

[@fluxkraken]

@123 abc did you watch the video? They have full police powers. They are cops.

[@txyz9294]

I disagree. Unless those offending officers that are trampling over people's rights and their own oath should feel the pain. Unless these offending cops are heavily finded and/or jailed they will just continue trampling over civil rights. No pain, no gain that simple. Really even fining doesn't work much at all for its not the offending cop that pay's the fine, its always the taxpayers, the very people whom's civil rights these thugs are trampling over !!!

[@davidt8087]

What's the point of these auditors even auditing? It's annoying. Cops know that they are auditors after like 15 seconds of talking to them. Cops know that NO criminal ESPECIALLY if they had a warrant or were on probation or parole would EVER BE NEAR A POLICE STATION FILMING AND BEING A GENERAL NUISANCE FORCING THE COP TO APPROACH THEM AND ASK FOR ID. If I was a cop id be annoyed too but I know enough that I wouldn't even bother talking to him and I'd just call him out on being an "auditor" and tell him "dude you're such a loser you have NOTHING better to do than come bother police and record their property and even though you legally have the right to do so especially from the sidewalk, it is just annoying, pathetic, and pointless. You are hoping to have a confrontation in which a cop maybe a rookie cop or one with a short temper or one prone to quick anger and with the need to constantly be the boss and have the last word and be the one telling others what to do, loses it on you and falsely arrests you or even beats you to get it off his chest and feel better about putting u in your place so you can sue him, the PD, and the city and make money" This is indeed what most auditors want. Bexahzesm zsdjkshkg this is stupid. Imagine if this WASNT a police station but instead it was a PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL HOUSE and the owners see a CRAZY MAN RECORDING THEIR HOUSE AND PROPERTY EVEN THOUGH HES ON THE SIDEWALK. ACTUALLY IMAGINE THIS AUDITOR HIMSELF IS IN HIS HOUSE AND SEES A RANDOM MAN FILMING HIS HOUSE FROM THE PUBLIC SIDEWALK. DONT YOU THINK EVEN THE AUDITOR WOULD CALL THE COPS AND TELL THE PERSON RECORDING THAT DESPITE HIM LEGALLY BEING ABLE TO DO SO THAT HES HARASSJNG HIM MAKING HIM FEEL SCARED AND THREATENED AND GENERALLY BEING ANNOYING AND A NUISANCE BECAUSE ITS NOT FUKING NORMAL GO NON CHALANTLY RECORD PEOPLES HOUSE OR PLACE OF WORK. IN THE POLICE SCENARIO THE SAME FACT HOLDS TRUE. THIS MAN IS BEING ANNOYING HE DOESNT NEED TO "AUDIT" ANYTHING IF IT MEANS HAVING TO FISH FOR IT.

[@davidt8087]

What's the point of these auditors even auditing? It's annoying. Cops know that they are auditors after like 15 seconds of talking to them. Cops know that NO criminal ESPECIALLY if they had a warrant or were on probation or parole would EVER BE NEAR A POLICE STATION FILMING AND BEING A GENERAL NUISANCE FORCING THE COP TO APPROACH THEM AND ASK FOR ID. If I was a cop id be annoyed too but I know enough that I wouldn't even bother talking to him and I'd just call him out on being an "auditor" and tell him "dude you're such a loser you have NOTHING better to do than come bother police and record their property and even though you legally have the right to do so especially from the sidewalk, it is just annoying, pathetic, and pointless. You are hoping to have a confrontation in which a cop maybe a rookie cop or one with a short temper or one prone to quick anger and with the need to constantly be the boss and have the last word and be the one telling others what to do, loses it on you and falsely arrests you or even beats you to get it off his chest and feel better about putting u in your place so you can sue him, the PD, and the city and make money" This is indeed what most auditors want. Bexahzesm zsdjkshkg this is stupid. Imagine if this WASNT a police station but instead it was a PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL HOUSE and the owners see a CRAZY MAN RECORDING THEIR HOUSE AND PROPERTY EVEN THOUGH HES ON THE SIDEWALK. ACTUALLY IMAGINE THIS AUDITOR HIMSELF IS IN HIS HOUSE AND SEES A RANDOM MAN FILMING HIS HOUSE FROM THE PUBLIC SIDEWALK. DONT YOU THINK EVEN THE AUDITOR WOULD CALL THE COPS AND TELL THE PERSON RECORDING THAT DESPITE HIM LEGALLY BEING ABLE TO DO SO THAT HES HARASSJNG HIM MAKING HIM FEEL SCARED AND THREATENED AND GENERALLY BEING ANNOYING AND A NUISANCE BECAUSE ITS NOT FUKING NORMAL GO NON CHALANTLY RECORD PEOPLES HOUSE OR PLACE OF WORK. IN THE POLICE SCENARIO THE SAME FACT HOLDS TRUE. THIS MAN IS BEING ANNOYING HE DOESNT NEED TO "AUDIT" ANYTHING IF IT MEANS HAVING TO FISH FOR IT.

[@MontanaDior]

Officer: “Can I help you?” “No Thank You, I’m good” LMAOOO... They should’ve just left bro alone 😂😂😩

[@theycallmebigpops8194]

That’s how you know he knows some shit 😂

[@michaeld53]

should have ordered lunch .!!!

[@piev4166]

they did, but then they didn't

[@abundance1232]

They put 20 on 10 for NOTHING!!!!!

[@corkerspangles8394]

The problem is part of anti terrorist training for officers and security is knowing why people are filming a building. Its a big red flag when someone refuses to answer it.

[@stevejh69]

The bully that came out threatening and handling the camera needs to be fired. An apology was a decent thing to do, but will not stop these bullies doing this to others.

[@jerrylmatherlyjr5932]

The bully does need to be fired

[@Commanderziff]

Apologies cost nothing, and mean even less.

[@DJ-du4tq]

Imagine how he treats people without cameras. Sadly too many people are okay with with inmates rights being violated. What people don't understand is that, how our inmates are treated by officers, correlates to how our civilians are treated by officers. In the eyes of some, we're all potential inmates.

[@ryanmaris1917]

It must have been a humbling experience though. Field officer comes out and corrects your actions as an officer, and I'm sure he will get more internal corrective actions from his superiors about his lack of knowledge and professionalism. A law suit is clearly not needed in this case.

[@Censoredbyfscists]

@@ryanmaris1917 wrong. It's needed to ensure our freedom.

[@Dragons4Dummies]

Honestly, this captain deserves an award.

[@SimBir08]

For doing his job?

[@Dragons4Dummies]

@@SimBir08 Are you trolling?

[@SimBir08]

@@Dragons4Dummies Nope, why should he get an award to doing his job properly? Too many cops have shown that they don't know the laws they're supposed to uphold and when one shows up that does actually know their job it's so out of the ordinary you want to hand them an award for simply doing the job they're paid to do.

[@Dragons4Dummies]

@@SimBir08 Exactly. In fewer words that's kind of my original point. A cop's job as defined by the law allows them to skirt the line of the constitution on a regular basis, using technicallity as a shield. He deserves an award not because "He did his job" but rather the fact that his discression should be exemplary among the force. Also don't forget, he's not just a cop, he's a captain. Meaning if this is him on an average day, then he basically is standing between his community and corrupt good ol' boys in his precinct, not only doing his job but forcing them to do theirs. We give awards for participation these days. If he is pretty much solely responsible for keeping an entire precinct honest I think he hits the baseline for an award, even an internal bonus for actually doing shit correctly.

[@Dragons4Dummies]

@@SimBir08 Like imagine if everyone at your job was dicking around throwing tape balls at each other, but you show up, get them on task without being a jerk, and then single handedly do twice their workload. You would deserve a bonus, because it makes you the example of what to achieve. So I ask, should he get a bonus? Or do we promote the cop who pulled her gun on a black guy for calling her a nazi? The force does the latter and what I was saying was it should be reversed. Tl; dr Yes. He deserves an award for doing his job because it will make more cops do their job

[@robertgallacher9288]

Lets start paying the lawsuits out of the police pension fund instead of tax paying citizens

[@ronaldtucker4219]

It would stop the thugs that try and use there power to bully the public. Tired of this shit. The greatest country in the world. We deserve to be protected and served.Thats why you pledge and become police officers. To protect and serve. Nothing more nothing less.

[@volo1826]

@@ronaldtucker4219 this is a problem at every level of our government. Civil servants have convinced themselves that we work for them, when they work of us.

[@bobberguy1]

Forget the collective pension fund. Abolish qualified immunity and hit the wallet of the offending officer.

[@alexandracohen0694]

Sadly I dont think that would do much.

[@turtsmin5835]

@@ronaldtucker4219 sorry which country is the greatest? Cause I assume it is Canada and not the USA

[@imwokedonttwistitmeansnome7718]

a captain that actually deserve to be a captain !! a unicorn in law enforcement...

[@GenaralZod]

Exactly. A true Captain (leader) would have already had his men trained and informed in the first place; thus avoiding a possible law suit.

[@sandiego1989]

@@GenaralZod he can’t be blamed for what other individuals decide to do. An idiot is an idiot even when educated.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

I wanted to see him shake the hand with the Captain SOOO bad.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

@@imachavel I couldn't tag that jumbled comment. Some proper spacing between paragraphs really helps the eyes.

[@stevec7272]

@@imachavel he doesn't need permission to be where he was and was polite the whole time. You're a boot licker.

[@Chris.Rhodes]

The captain was a stand up guy. Even double checked whether he wanted to file a complaint. Firm handshakes all around.

[@xMorbidArtx]

Just wanted to save face to the camera and not look more of a jackass than they already had.

[@Chris.Rhodes]

@@xMorbidArtx Well, I respect it.

[@buckiesmalls]

Well the problem is HE IS THE CAPT and the other officers were out doing what they were taught by their leaders..

[@odlfmariner470]

@@buckiesmalls so you're blaming all this on him?

[@ai3n10]

Captain was outstanding, completely professional and one of the good ones in his profession…can’t say the same about the rest of them though

[@Pie4life123]

The hero is the field officer. It takes major balls to tell 7 other “cops” your wrong. Camera guy should go thank him and his chief

[@jamescash887]

The Captain gets big props too. He was man enough to apologize and even made sure the citizen knew he could file a complaint. The auditor should keep his word and not file a complaint.

[@Randy-1967]

They were Correctional officers not cops .

[@charlienutt3941]

How does doing your job make you a hero? The field officer is a superior to the guards. Is your boss considered a hero for making people do their job?

[@incognitobandito244]

@@charlienutt3941 I don't know if it's a USA thing but the word hero has lost a lot of its weight and meaning in the way it's overused. I don't see first responders as hero's, not because I dislike them (because why the fuck would you hate fire-fighters and paramedics?) but because they have signed up to do a job and just like everyone else, is expected to fulfill their job and role to the best of their ability. If your work puts you in harms way, then life risking situations come with the territory and shouldn't be treated as unusual or commendable

[@poker_dealer]

It also takes balls to tell them they’re wrong.

[@upthebutox]

Imagine how he treats the inmates if hes treating some random person on the street like this.

[@bamahama707]

Some day soon, he will treat the wrong inmate that way.

[@spitfirestake54]

Exactly what I was thinking. Watching these videos has truly caused me distress. I can’t believe the amount of police officers who don’t know the law they enforce. I mean...damn!

[@jayskyall]

@@spitfirestake54 No joke, they don't have to.

[@MrSumone]

Like shit. COs like him get what's coming to them eventually. Well depends on the unit. If he's on a maximum security unit he'd eventually get smashed out. Most COs on max units here are fairly respectful.

[@lynnette7869]

He doesnt treat prisoners like he did the lone man. Hes a pussy and exerted power when there was nobody to stop him.

[@aroy531]

"I'm sorry sir" Are the the most delightful words I've ever heard from a police officer

[@zg4705]

Wait until you hear "pwease don't fire me, oinkm i've been a bad piggie"

[@wingsken]

@@zg4705 UwU whats this?

[@CHS_BLue]

@@zg4705 lmao

[@armelburgess8651]

@@zg4705 What a child you are.

[@alivecoy]

@@zg4705 LMAO

[@michman2]

They walked through a door that had a sign on it that stated that the building was publicly accessible. Holy crap!!!

[@Angeladc79]

Can't even imagine what it must have been like for anyone who crossed an officer before body cams. *shivers* So many heinous stories we never heard because there was no one to tell them....

[@tonyactorb]

I can.

[@simonjefferytaylor]

Total lawlessness.

[@AllStarJD]

Just watch the beginning of Mississippi Burnings and assume it happened Everytime.

[@billnyilas8]

That is what is so disturbing and frightening about the time BEFORE all interactions with LEO's were able to be recorded by ordinary citizens as well as auditors. The illegal things that cops did and got away with could fill up the Library of Congress. Thank God for cell phones and video cameras to catch the LEO's in their blatant lies, brutality, abuse of law abiding citizens, etc. The sociopath who murdered George Floyd would have gotten away with it if not for that brave and conscientious young woman who videotaped the entire incident.

[@king_laws]

Cameras exist now and this happens still.

[@ninolatimer1863]

OMMGGG the camera gets turned back on and you see their faces of shame writing in their notebooks lmao

[@tamtam9034]

Yoo

[@CCmagee3]

He also had to write, I will not detain citizens unlawfully a hundred times by the end of his shift.

[@macurry81]

Right!! I legit started choking on my dinner😂😂

[@IHateThisHandleSystem]

It was an epic win

[@LordBhorak]

They got told 😂

[@gimlee44222]

Finally some officers who can admit wrongdoing- don’t file the complaint. You said you wouldn’t if he apologized

[@whatitisnt.]

Are you serious. This is for the millions of other fellow citizens that live in this country. They deserve to be free from these people (that we pay our hard earn salaries with) any type of harassment and wrong doing.

[@DistortedMartyr]

@@whatitisnt. dude took blame, he accepted he was wrong and admitted it and learned first hand, not by some words or pictures, I believe he learned a valuable lesson if he doesn't file it, if dude goes back on his Word and sends it in thats going to piss that officer off bad

[@whatitisnt.]

He actually didn't apologize. And only barely replied so he doesn't get a complaint and was even acting like he was still right after the supervisor said let him go

[@n0obit]

@@whatitisnt. i'm pretty sure they learned the lesson there, act maturely, a complaint won't make things better.

[@DATxRAGE]

"But it might make the officer who infringed on his rights and power tripped mad if he does file the complain after he said he wouldnt" Dude, that cop is shit, don't lick his boots.

[@ronallen6578]

That apology had to hurt his inflated ego. Mr. Martinez showed great restraint and calm. Capt. Forbes did his job. Thank you, sir

[@Rick-zw7zv]

Bad thing is that his pea-brain will process this experience as personal humiliation and he will probably take his frustration out on some subordinate to project this humiliation in order to nurture his ego.

[@ToxicTerrance]

Martinez: "What's your name and badge number?" The 2 Cops: **walk away without looking back once**

[@dj_ath]

FTP

[@sheepinwolvesclothing1135]

Thanks for telling me what happened, I did see it in the video.

[@ToxicTerrance]

@@sheepinwolvesclothing1135 you're very welcome 🤗

[@danielhunter8008]

They don't have to provide their name or badge number. That is a common misconception. However is not very professional and it is policy for most police departments to provide their identification upon being asked. Still, policy is not law

[@aura7117]

@@danielhunter8008 Why is that allowed? How would someone verify if they were a real police officer.

[@captainobvious9233]

Come on, you;d think by now that Police would know to leave citizens filming and taking pictures alone. They should give a 30 minute class at the Academy, "Oh and if you see someone standing outside the police station with a camera, leave them alone."

[@MisterRaygun]

Thank you Captain Obvious

[@slamfire6005]

Yes but they see it as a game of dominance, those filming and not wanting to back down is a challenge to their dominance… they feel the need to continue to win the situation… rather primal.

[@EoRdE6]

Yeah I don't know why they engage. Even if you want to go out and chat with them, if they clearly aren't there to cause trouble just tell them to have a good day and leave them to it... It's kinda like how the public transit system where I live used to try and arrest train nerd photographers before realizing it's absolutely not worth their time and that they were doing nothing wrong. Hell sometimes an extra observant eye in public is helpful to these agencies.

[@adam-wy8hv]

So it's ok to take pictures or videos in private property ?

[@EoRdE6]

@@adam-wy8hv if it's visible from public property, yep!

[@R.a.t.t.y]

"You have to leave" - "Stop right there" Nothing like contradictory instructions to ensure that the person is contradicting at least one of them.

[@DTG_LOCKETT]

My favorite is keep your hands where I can see them followed by exit the vehicle. If you don't know how locked doors and seatbelts work then you shouldn't be allowed to carry a weapon of any kind

[@pozloadescobar]

Or they start screaming at you "stop resisting" when you're not resisting, so as to create the illusion that you're fighting them. They know exactly how to manufacture charges, and good luck if you're not recording

[@pauldeanda4985]

The one that irritates me the most is when they approach a person and order them to keep their hands out of their pockets, for their and the person’s safety. I’m like seriously? You are the one who approached the person who did nothing wrong!

[@pozloadescobar]

@@pauldeanda4985 It's just a thinly veiled threat. "Show me your hands or I will shoot you." No probable cause needed. Great policing!

[@tianamaycry]

Yeah, cops love their deadly games of simon says.

[@kennethcusmano]

agreed! that Captain was a perfect example of a great officer. Every department in the country needs an officer like this. I salute you sir. great job.

[@t-wrecks7481]

It definitely wasn't recorded on January 3rd because there were no masks being worn then.

[@Kickflipguy]

He probably bought the camera two days before recording but didn’t set up the date properly. Good eye on the masks.

[@Ozzy_2014]

They were wearing masks.

[@mistermudpie]

Also one of the officers has an Iphone 12, so either late October or more likely November.

[@mythqil3696]

@@mistermudpie How the hell did you notice that

[@default2826]

@@mythqil3696 you can tell by the edges, if it has 3 cameras and flat edges it is 100% an iphone 12. Iphone 11 is smooth edges.

[@SuperHuscarl]

I'm a simple man; I see AtA upload a video, I press immediately. Also, I absolutely loved the history lesson on the changes in American prisons.

[@AuditTheAudit]

I'm glad you enjoyed that! Thanks!

[@GSP-76]

Yes, that part was cool and very informative.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

@@AuditTheAudit you could easily branch away from audits and start doing history lessons in American politics, police and related history as full videos. You have a knack for this.

[@Mekose]

@@AuditTheAudit The little history lesson was wonderful. One of my favorite parts about this channel is not only the laws you cite; but also the context and historical significance of those laws. It's important to remember that laws are set on precedent and historical context; and you always show that in your videos and it's greatly appreciated. Honestly, I would really enjoy a video series that focuses on specific and common laws and their historical precedent and context instead of specific police interactions, but I know that's deviating a bit from your regular videos. I've been bingeing these videos lately after discovering your channel, huge fan.

[@aapfierro6736]

@@AuditTheAudit This is Clark County Detention Center, a County Jail not a prison. These people are Sheriff Deputies not Correctional Officers. In Nevada as well as the rest of the States, the Sheriff and Deputy Sheriffs have lawful authority to arrest people, not for what he was doing, but they can for any real crime.

[@mrman3938]

I also love when they get educated on the spot.

[@iamtheblackwizard88]

some of them (Not all) but a lot of them it seems are so incredibly dumb and uneducated it's not even funny. I bet some don't even know what the constitution is.

[@1SCme]

To a limited extent I agree, but if his priority was genuinely to educate, he could have held an impromptu quick 10 minute session on the spot with the captain present, going through the officer's actions that were illegal, and ending with the liability issue the officers created for the department, need for training, and need for the captain to restrict their use of authority until they become better educated. To drive it home, because it has been widely upheld in the courts that it is legal to film public employees on duty, and may no longer protected through qualified immunity, potentially making them personally liable.

[@Trip_Ts]

I would had educate him on loitering. you just can't hung out in front of places of public services, business or residences without their permission, especially in the right of way.

[@davolbc]

And taught how to be real officers and men by apologizing when proven wrong.

[@1SCme]

@@Trip_Ts Loitering laws vary, but I have never seen any without additional requirements, usually involving not having a purpose for being there (here he had a purpose), and usually obstructing others in some way (here he was on the street alone), neither of which require permission from businesses and residents as long as you are on public property.

[@tombrady7616]

Captain deserves a raise,if NOT a promotion. The fact that he offered Mr Martinez an opportunity to file a complaint,after the issue was pretty much resolved,shows his dedication to him Profession. The fact that there are unqualified officers running around is absolutely scary, because this could have ended badly. 💯🙏

[@ZackMuffinMan]

They walked away from him and then started talking to him, they lured him further into the property.

[@DOUBLEDEFENSE]

Didn’t matter

[@xcool3yx538]

Still public grounds. The door even says the building is a public building.

[@jakeking974]

The cop that grabs the camera needs to learn the difference between his right to "defend" public property and to touch private property that the photographer owns.

[@sloeder]

He also needs some cardio.

[@Theegoaat]

He needs to learn that he doesn't have the same authority over free citizens that he has over those imprisoned.

[@ronaldreagan388]

The transition, from when they cuffed him to... when he turned the camera back on, and they're all quiet and he was giving him his info lol

[@stxrenegade]

The Good Captain has my praise. And i know these other officers will refrain from making the same mistake. I absolutely love these positive ending videos.

[@Roogs]

Imagine that, a law enforcement officer that de-escalates instead of going on a power trip.

[@ObservationofLimits]

Truly someone who meets the expectation in the title “officer”. A gentleman and a scholar.

[@OmerQuenneville]

He was a class act.

[@szalaytamas3184]

Actually to deescalte an incident you need more power than to escalate. I think so. So you can get that power trip on that action I think so. Dunno

[@RealCadde]

The moment they turned off his camera i got shivers down my spine. That's when you know they could have done whatever they wanted. In fact, i believe a new federal law is in order... If for some reason a recording device is turned off, it should be treated as perjury. Which is funny because then those officers would get a taste of their own facilities.

[@ltridge504]

If it was ever enforced that is...

[@ObservationofLimits]

Sadly, cops aren’t even held accountable now. What we really need is civilian oversight boards made up of community members who have the authority to bring charges. And the cops should be tried in a special court with prosecutions judges they have never interacted with.

[@RealCadde]

@@ObservationofLimits I never said judges are corrupt though... I still think that, the lack of evidence that really should be there, is incriminating evidence in of itself and that should be written in law. Which would force any judges hands no matter how friendly they are with the officer being charged.

[@Gibbypastrami]

@@RealCadde just look at Brock Turner. His judge isn't alone in their corrupt behavior

[@Gibbypastrami]

@@armelburgess8651 journalists and auditors do that Turning off the camera isn't perjury it's just tampering with evidence, also a crime, and filming on public property is a first ammendment protected activity I think it's a snowflake move for a public servant to prevent their duties from being recording, seeing as it's their duty to uphold the LA and filming police is an important, *legal* activity, police precincts with enforced bodycam policies see drops in complaints from civilians, because a cop is more likely to follow the rules when they know they're being filmed and that the film can be used against them

[@Familyguy91091]

The only reason the CO apologized was to avoid the formal complaint lol

[@joshuavd5194]

he still apologized, was quite big of him. He just has no / little training and education

[@aubreegrant8796]

Your statement is why officers have such a hard time admitting there wrong or doing the right thing. I'm very pleased they did the right thing. I hope they genuinly grew from this and i have a little more hope in people than you do apparently. Hope in people helps them to not feel hopeless and helps them grow.

[@ChristicleNielsen]

The smirk on my face when he had them apologize and give their info was huge

[@alpelkey]

Congratulations to the Captain, this is why he is in this position. Mr Martinez is also very professional. Education is the most powerful tool we have. Great job

[@kidplayinginthemud9284]

Officer : your guilty Innocent bystander : of what ? 10 officers with guns drawn : for questioning our authority

[@brassholio]

*you're. But yes, I definitely agree with you.

[@bamahama707]

And doing so SUCCESSFULLY.

[@svampebob007]

the eleventh who just shot bystander 5 minutes ago: also resisting

[@3lit3gn0m3]

"Your guilty" "My what?" lol the error works in its own way...

[@GadgetAddict]

The CO was a bit too aggressive and apparently in the wrong about the auditors right to film there. But I was happy to see he was big enough to apologize. I hope the auditor would likewise stick to his agreement for that apology.

[@CatherineSTodd]

Gadget Addict: The bad guy not a "bit too agressive" when he took the auditor's camera and handcuffed him illegally. Why call this a "bit too aggressive?" It was VERY agressive. And it wasn't "big of him to apologize" since he wasn't the one that apologized and he would have been forced to. The Captain did not arrest the photographer; it was the jail guards who did. He instructed them to let him go, he de-esclated the situation and he apologized on their behalf. The bad guys didn't apologize, but did give their badge numbers because they were required to. The auditor did NOT agree not to file a complaint so there is no reason to say that you "hope the auditor would likewise stick to his agreement for that apology." Watch the video again. Why are you excusing and complimenting this illegal situation and putting some kind of onus on the innocent auditor? Your response makes no reasonable sense.

[@GadgetAddict]

@@CatherineSTodd "I don't even get an apology? Cos we can just settle this right now. I won't even go and file a complaint. An Apology.... I'll be a man and put this behind me and go on about my business."

[@appiconll]

They always too aggressive.

[@BearMetro]

@@GadgetAddict He's free to change his mind nonetheless.

[@32Tdub]

@@GadgetAddict You do realize you're still talking about two different people right? The CO that put his hands over the camera and detained the auditor was clearly NOT the captain who later ordered the auditor's release, issued an apology on behalf of his touchy subordinate, and offered to assist in a complaint. This is what we're pointing out. And also nothing obliged that auditor not to change his mind on something that isn't legally binding, he didn't escalate this one bit. And the captain would deserve absolutely no part of the complaint and probably would not be accused either.

[@russellmorash3816]

Good to see there are still very well informed officers working out there I commend the commanding officer for immediately ordering his officers to release Mr. Butler and agreeing to inform them of

[@mikesandmire1382]

The only problem with "educating them on the spot" is that the education is forgotten by the time they walk away, whereas a complaint in their file reminds them for as long as they have that authoritative job.

[@OGKenG]

He's not there to "educate" anyone. Let's be honest. He just wants subscribers to his KZbin channel so he can get monetized and rake in the bucks.

[@mikesandmire1382]

@@OGKenG I don't recall him saying he was working as a charity. Most people get paid for their work, nothing wrong with that.

[@NekoinaBox2000]

@@mikesandmire1382 dude just thinks that he was there only for that. He was at the site to get videos for something unrelated to KZbin. But our friend here doesn’t know that. So he assumed the dude made this audit for money.

[@sampleowner6677]

Butler's main issue was he's a bully and an ignorant one.

[@armelburgess8651]

@@mikesandmire1382 He was filming the jail, for attention and to cause trouble. People like this should be arrested on the spot.

[@waynewelshans1172]

I feel like the COs should get a F+ for actually apologizing and doing it somewhat genuinely.

[@Dowlphin]

YES! Nicely spotted.

[@angelofdeath0203]

I think they only did that since the auditor called them out on it and were in fear of getting a complaint filed. They really didn't do it in their own will...

[@Jarxia]

I give them credit for that. Seemed genuinely sorry. Whether he was sorry because he wronged a citizen or because a "real" cop just made him look like fool is up or debate... Still. 99% of cops never say sorry

[@waynewelshans1172]

@@angelofdeath0203 no doubt you are correct. Even still, a lot of cops would have been on a roid induced power trip and still been threatening him with everything they could think of.

[@jmo82592]

He said sorry, but i guarantee him and the other guards went back in and talked massive s hit about him, and were looking for ways to get back at him in the future etc.

[@mikem5424]

Lmao the faces on the officers when the camera comes back on is priceless

[@mountain_dweller]

I am completely shocked at seeing any member of law enforcement display any level of decency whatsoever. I truly did not believe any of them had it in them.

[@markmcgwiresbackne5705]

When a cop says he's concerned for your safety or he's just making sure you didn't need, any help and you didn't call him to you, Be sure he's itching to arrest you.

[@buffyk-952]

Especially when on June 27th 2005, the "Supreme Court" ruled that it was not the job of the BROWN SHIRTS to protect We The People, but to enforce the laws on the books. So when a BROWN SHIRT says safety, they're KNOWINGLY LYING.

[@cessealbeach]

Captain knows his job..very professional, we need more officers like the captain

[@tonyactorb]

Amen!

[@Mako7eyes]

This is so satisfying, the shot after he got uncuffed was like a bunch of fresh eunuchs staring at a babe with a gun

[@ironmiketodd]

And if this cameraman ever gets locked up HE WILL GET TORTURED.....I did time, Trust me, he is making enemies that will eventually get their turn.....

[@whoopdeedo83]

@@ironmiketodd He will not get tortured lol if anything they might be rude or take their time on his requests(kites) etc. I highly doubt he will get locked up though, seems to know what hes doing.

[@davidt8087]

SAYWHAT? What's the point of these auditors even auditing? It's annoying. Cops know that they are auditors after like 15 seconds of talking to them. Cops know that NO criminal ESPECIALLY if they had a warrant or were on probation or parole would EVER BE NEAR A POLICE STATION FILMING AND BEING A GENERAL NUISANCE FORCING THE COP TO APPROACH THEM AND ASK FOR ID. If I was a cop id be annoyed too but I know enough that I wouldn't even bother talking to him and I'd just call him out on being an "auditor" and tell him "dude you're such a loser you have NOTHING better to do than come bother police and record their property and even though you legally have the right to do so especially from the sidewalk, it is just annoying, pathetic, and pointless. You are hoping to have a confrontation in which a cop maybe a rookie cop or one with a short temper or one prone to quick anger and with the need to constantly be the boss and have the last word and be the one telling others what to do, loses it on you and falsely arrests you or even beats you to get it off his chest and feel better about putting u in your place so you can sue him, the PD, and the city and make money" This is indeed what most auditors want. Bexahzesm zsdjkshkg this is stupid. Imagine if this WASNT a police station but instead it was a PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL HOUSE and the owners see a CRAZY MAN RECORDING THEIR HOUSE AND PROPERTY EVEN THOUGH HES ON THE SIDEWALK. ACTUALLY IMAGINE THIS AUDITOR HIMSELF IS IN HIS HOUSE AND SEES A RANDOM MAN FILMING HIS HOUSE FROM THE PUBLIC SIDEWALK. DONT YOU THINK EVEN THE AUDITOR WOULD CALL THE COPS AND TELL THE PERSON RECORDING THAT DESPITE HIM LEGALLY BEING ABLE TO DO SO THAT HES HARASSJNG HIM MAKING HIM FEEL SCARED AND THREATENED AND GENERALLY BEING ANNOYING AND A NUISANCE BECAUSE ITS NOT FUKING NORMAL GO NON CHALANTLY RECORD PEOPLES HOUSE OR PLACE OF WORK. IN THE POLICE SCENARIO THE SAME FACT HOLDS TRUE. THIS MAN IS BEING ANNOYING HE DOESNT NEED TO "AUDIT" ANYTHING IF IT MEANS HAVING TO FISH FOR IT.

[@ironmiketodd]

whoopdeedoo if he ever gets popped for something make sure and ask him how it went??? People don’t forget and it’s just a matter of time before they get revenge, they are a BIG brotherhood... I hospitalized a cop in the East when I was 21 (I’m an ex kickboxer) they effed with me EVERYWHERE... they call friends on the job all over!!! Trust me, I have people on both sides and these guys with cameras playing with these guys will eventually get jammed up. FYI, they got prisoners that will nail him for some extra store order items...I have two brothers that got over 100 years in prison each.

[@jrawk5594]

@@davidt8087 dude, you're whacked out of your skull...bootlicker.

[@VictorKDurand]

You know what. After watching a lot of this channel's videos, I think this is one of the best audit outcomes. An error was made from the officers, a superior stepped in, corrected it, and a sincere apology was issued to the citizen. Sometimes complaints (and lawsuits) are a very useful tool (both for corrective and documentation purposes) but sometimes I enjoy this resolution on a more Human level more. I deeply respect the cordial approach of the Captain as much as I deeply respect the mature and human way of the auditor to just take an apology and leave it at that. Honestly one of the best videos so far, imo.

[@darrenkvernum5410]

It amazes me how folks pin a badge on their chests and have absolutely no understanding in basic constitutional law.

[@petezipardi4022]

Or basic decency.

[@lauriefrohlich9901]

That's because they rush them through the academy and beg and give them all resources to keep up and learning. It's encouraged by most cop house's and have the info on classes and all cop house's have gym's and expect them to be used. I'm retired law enforcement and I've always been discussed with coming out of the academy and not taking advantage of all the options for us. I'm so glad I did.

[@Vauun420]

The change in mood after the camera got cut was great, they took it so well

[@kentrobinson7479]

*TURNING OFF THE CAMERA IS TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE*

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Police do that all the time - which is a Federal crime BTW.

[@pozloadescobar]

@@tenminutetokyo2643 Which federal crime is that? I need to memorize it

[@trailmix2062]

@@pozloadescobar Section 2 Part 69: “My ass act” look it up

[@pozloadescobar]

@@trailmix2062 The acts you perform on your ass are none of my business

[@brendensbites]

@@pozloadescobar A quick Google search yielded me this: "A person commits the federal crime of tampering with evidence when he or she knowingly alters, conceals, falsifies, or destroys any record, document, or tangible object with the intent to interfere with an investigation, possible investigation, or other proceedings by the federal government. (18 U.S.C. § 1519.)"

[@fulcheroverman5500]

The captain in this video caused me to do a lot of rethinking on the comments that I have put on KZbin through the years concerning videos on law enforcement officers. This captain in the video was a breath of fresh air to watch and to look at and listen to. He is the kind of man that all of humanity can be proud of and you can tell he's a man of honor and high ethics and is dedicated to his job and is a public servant that all of We the People of America can be proud of and feel lucky that we have such a man Within law enforcement. If only We the People could see more videos with men of Honor like this captain working for us within law enforcement and not having to watch rotten apples day in and day out ruining the reputation of law enforcement officers across our nation the negative mindset of We the People for law enforcement would rapidly turn into a positive mindset.

[@frederickconnell6052]

You’ve just lost me there man isn’t everyone allowed to audit people who gave yu the permission to distinguish between good apples n bad apples,,,are they all good cops,,😢😢😮😮

[@drummerman1206]

Wow what a roller coaster video. Lol. I would’ve never guessed that I’d feel good about the end of this video based on how it went. As soon as he grabbed the camera.... oooooh man. That set me off. I love this channel so much.

[@desdes5622]

I got upset when he grabbed his camera--you don't touch other peoples stuff.

[@IHateThisHandleSystem]

I guarantee that CO has been a rude person since childhood.

[@ObservationofLimits]

He probably spit on the doctor at birth and punch his momma on the way out, practice for when he gets married.

[@jay15951]

Touching people's stuff counts as full blown assault in some states

[@corriblehunt4554]

Not to a CO. He's used to just walking all over powerless people

[@someguy6924]

yeah that's assault

[@addisonmiller630]

It legit says on the door, "This is a public building" lol

[@kristapsmuravjovs7061]

This is such a cool channel, super happy I found it and been binging it for the last couple of days, haha. Really great, thorough analysis, impartial attitude and a great mix of exciting and informative. If JCS is my go-to for interrogations, this is now my go-to for police interactions in the field, thank you for what you do!

[@Disturbed0neGaming]

This CO isn't sorry for what he did, he's sorry that he got "caught" doing what he did. I've been watching videos like this for YEARS and NOTHING ever changes because if and when the officers actually face any "punishment", it's never the officers who actually pay for the lawsuits, it's the tax payers that they're abusing. Abolish qualified immunity and force officers to pay out of their own pockets when they violate citizens rights and I GUARANTEE that shit like this will stop happening IMMEDIATELY or the "bad apples" will be weeded out swiftly.

[@pauldeanda4985]

It was a Lt. and not a C/O who covered the camera.

[@mattiOTX]

They should be required to carry insurance the same way nurses do with malpractice insurance. If a cop continues to violate rights and laws and get sued eventually the cop won't be able to afford to work as a cop because we can't afford to carry his required insurance.

[@jakeskouge7674]

Nurses are held to a higher liability than officers. Why do they have more protection than nurses who actually save lives every day

[@jakeand9020]

I don't know if qualified immunity should be abolished, but certainly reassessed, it is too all encompassing in it's current form. They do need a degree of protection in order to be able to effectively do their job, but the near absolute immunity they currently have encourages the misuse of authority and presents an evident risk to the people.

[@OuroborosChoked]

Take those lawsuit awards out of their pensions and watch them become angels overnight.

[@Jimbob1337]

"This is my property." "... No its public property." "Where does it say that?" "... Dude, its on that big ass sign on the door." "... ... ... Its still my property." *facepalms*

[@robertmorris5439]

LOL

[@johnnyfiveo]

this is the most dangerous level of LEO training known to man. god bless those who brave such risk. edit: i wasn't clear, this is dangerous for citizens training cops.

[@gwaffa]

More people are killed. Working in the food service industry than die in law enforcement.

[@juststuff9796]

@@FirstLast-yy1mr Police don't even make the top ten most dangerous jobs in America

[@FirstLast-yy1mr]

@Ribby Robby is being a bot the boomer version of the NPC meme?

[@juststuff9796]

@@FirstLast-yy1mr Isn't that the whole point of the list lol. Don't let me take away from corrections and some officers who been in incidents. I'm a combat vet and even military isn't at the top. There are dangerous situations yes, but let's not act like 60 percent of the job isn't issuing tickets my bootlicking friend. I also don't think you know what sovereign citizen means.

[@gwaffa]

@@FirstLast-yy1mr fbi reported 89 police died in the US last year. Only 35 were killed in the line of duty. FBI also reported that over 100 food service employees were killed. Sorry, but being a cop isn't that dangerous of a job......

[@linktojinx]

This is one of those rare, positive, just perfect audits. And I have a lot more respect for this auditor and then for many others that go out and do this and seemingly want to poke the bear and the beehive for no real productive means.

[@THAT_WUN_DUDE]

*Constitutional Rights Exist* Supreme Court: Yeah so about that

[@SamSitar]

journalist "thanks for removing your hand." police contractor "yes you may film here."

[@FavrrYT]

LMAO

[@wingsken]

its funny how a bunch of people suddenly decide to crowd together and form a band that will "police" everyone else, make rules and backgates to cover their own asses. i wonder what would happen if the entire world would stop listening to cops and judges and governments...

[@lauriestlyon8773]

The reason Daniel Webster wrote his dictionary was because he did not want lawyers and judges to water down the rights in the US Constitution Of course that has not stopped them from doing so.

[@DjVortex-w]

Police officers should really learn the difference between "private property" and "restricted space". Just because some government-owned area may be restricted from public access does not make it private property.

[@SamSitar]

also government own areas are owned by the people who elect that government.

[@ShellL]

They aren’t police officers though they are Correctional Officers. In Australia they would absolutely NOT be legally allowed to do any of the things they did & wouldn’t consider trying due to the repercussions. These officers also are not allowed to do what they did, they apologised but not sure they meant it really?

[@travelteam89]

You threatened him to say sorry hes gonna say sorry 😂😂😂....but when he grabbed your property THATS where the lawsuit should be given/start

[@Bodybeautiful]

AND when he was falsely arrested/detained.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@Bodybeautiful I consider it an arrest whenever the handcuffs come out or they say you're under arrest. If they release you before taking you in and booking you then they're cancelling the arrest and will call it a "custodial detention" on their police report. smdh

[@Bodybeautiful]

@@edwardmiessner6502 I agree.

[@davek12]

@@Bodybeautiful Yeah, detain me illegally and the fire is coming down.

[@sergeantspeed5941]

Officers turning cameras off should be classified as tampering with evidence.

[@1974dormouse]

What does the government like to tell us??? Ignorance of the law is no excuse? Then, despite their lack of training on our constitutional rights, they have no excuse for violating our rights.

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

An apology at the end? Wow. This video just got a wholesome 😂👍🏼

[@MisterRaygun]

I’ve watched a dozen videos on this channel where officers got an F but this is the first time I’ve ever heard of a cop apologizing or admitting fault

[@fritzmiller9792]

Did the officer technically break the law or violate the auditor's rights when he grabbed the camera? Could he have sued over that? ( EDITED - 'sued over' the violation of his constitutional rights only. Not his time or his filming quality or anything of the sort. The entire purpose is to educate and to maintain and to protect our constitutional right to film. Sorry for the lack of clarity. For anyone that does not understand, the purpose of these lawsuits are to protect our rights and not to make money. God Bless our First Amendment Auditors !)

[@Bodybeautiful]

Yes. He violated his rights. When he grabbed his camera and when he was put in cuffs. He was falsely arrested/detained.

[@Waggz81]

could be an issue of prior restraint, or assault, not sure

[@danielwebster5748]

Technically however it would be hard to win that I think most auditors including myself would prefer them to be educated and if they're not educated then you talk about suing and filing a complaint because in the end until the money comes out of the own officers Pockets the city is the only one that suffers for it the officer usually is not even wrote up what other job can you cost the company tens of thousands of dollars and not get wrote up or more likely fired

[@fuckfuckfuckityfuck]

It's assault.

[@admthrawnuru]

It's almost definately technically assault (or something similar, I don't know Nevada law specifically), and that has been upheld in other similar situations, but it's often hard to get it prosecuted.

[@lucygrace1193]

I can only imagine how those inmates are treated! Those fools definitely received a GIANT EGO when they got that job!

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

You should see what cops do to people in prison when no one is watching. I saw one cop slam a detainee’s head up against a steel door frame full force - shattering his skull, and sending him to the floor in a pool of blood. The cleanup crew came and got him but I doubt he lived.

[@stevehorn4680]

Mr Martinez is a class act. Many times people doing what he's doing try to provoke a negative response from the authority interaction. He found the negative response without provocation. Great job sir.

[@TheAlan11223]

Lmaoo the captain back inside be like you all getting your hours cut if he’s sues!

[@marlawright5711]

I really like how he handled himself. He didn't get disrespectful and start using bad words. Online

[@armelburgess8651]

The cammer? He was using plenty of profanity.

[@Sumtoshi]

Prison guards “used to be uneducated and didn’t care about inmates”? 😂 Some things never change

[@masonicperkins]

Some of us care

[@BRlGADE_KINGPIN]

@@masonicperkins but most of you don’t. Talk about “a few bad apples” smh. Try a rotten f****** garden of em’

[@masonicperkins]

@@BRlGADE_KINGPIN Do you expect everyone to be friendly and care about rapists and murderers? Try hearing them sook and complain about the most insignificant shit day in and day out and tell me you care

[@SaLaDmAn.]

@@masonicperkins right "the most insignificant shit" forget that they are humans aswell with family's and feelings locked away in what can sometimes be inhumane conditions made no better by shithead guards

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@masonicperkins Are the majority of people in prison rapists and/or murderers?

[@AndyLevy1]

I actually feel that officer's apology was completely honest. Really amazing to see.

[@evergreen4034]

I agree. Normally I’d think the auditor should press charges if possible because just putting someone in handcuffs can’t be taken lightly) and it wouldn’t have been if this guy wasn’t LE adjacent). But the CO seemed like he was actually extremely sorry and realized he messed up big time. I’d like to think he learned from this, educated himself and appreciated the break he was given.

[@AmericanNinja85]

I definitely think the captain's was. Not sure about the others

[@mokannabis6583]

Hey love the Audits man! Keep up the hard work on the videos, just know we appreciate you more than you know:)

[@MikeGameOver]

The tattoo “sleeves” on the inmate in the B-roll footage. 🤣😂🤣😂

[@jonk8708]

9:13

[@KEVBOYMUSIC]

lol I noticed the same thing

[@MrA71717]

The term ‘left with his tail between his legs’ has never been more appropriate for my man Butler.

[@sampleowner6677]

Butler was a nasty idiot. He needs to be a student of his job instead of an ignorant bully.

[@dylanfitzpatrick9423]

The fact that every officer who stepped out of that building wasn't fired is crazy

[@waitaminute-vw9hf]

The old line of "Can I help you?" is never the truth. They are there to "tell" you what they "think" you cannot do. Don't talk to LE.

[@gyromurphy]

You guys have been NAILING it lately. Also...I can't think of something more frustrating than an overzealous C.O. (when it comes to enforcement..) But I must say the fact that they actually APOLOGIZED is awesome. They swallowed their pride and actually seemed somewhat remorseful. That takes a real man. They gave us hope that not everyone who wears a badge is a complete prick. This is a good outcome. This makes me happy.

[@Crazygirll6787]

Loved the apology. Just awesome.

[@ArtieK]

Some of these stock videos are really something lol Especially the "inmate" wearing the tattoo sleeve undershirt LMAO Great content btw!

[@Jzwiz]

I saw that and im like its so vivid theres no way its not a shirt lmao

[@Oppositeskate515]

When you get your prison inmate off wish 😂

[@Dan-cm9ow]

Prison guards: A lot like cops but, and I know this is hard to imagine, with a Napoleon complex.

[@Dowlphin]

Or is that mall cops?

[@Dan-cm9ow]

@@Dowlphin There's a lot of crossover.

[@Dowlphin]

@@Dan-cm9ow Prison -> locking mall

[@Dan-cm9ow]

​@@Dowlphin A locking mall with slightly more classy repeat customers.

[@Dowlphin]

@@Dan-cm9ow They like our offers so much, when we close down they are literally physically incapable of leaving.

[@shelbymanners6729]

Just found this channel today and I’m hooked! Thank you for educating the public and providing so much information about our rights. Subscribed after watching my 2nd video.

[@rose-mariewarburton6228]

Your videos are excellent in every way. Also they are not long. When videos are so long I don’t have time to watch and also at time loose interest. Your videos capture the important parts. Love them.

[@nintalespaw]

The guy recording was a class act. He just wanted an apology and to make sure the officers got educated.

[@Marcopolo-hg6zb]

I mean being unlawfully detained deserves an apology no?

[@nintalespaw]

Marco polo huh? Yes? I'm confused what you're getting at

[@HJR8581]

Since taking videos and pictures of the facility is such an issue someone should set up a easel and just draw and or paint the building. Love to see what happens

[@sergeantspeed5941]

That would be absolutely hilarious haha

[@jamesw288]

I can draw pretty well I could do it lol

[@HJR8581]

@@jamesw288 "sorry sir...art is NOT allowed here...put the brush down and place your hands behind your back." 👍

[@emsentric1025]

I dont usually post but this comment made me laugh. I am now imagining Bob Ross (bless his soul) painting and officers trying to harass him but being defeated with God like kindness. Yeah welcome to my brain.

[@HJR8581]

@@emsentric1025 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@eddiekorkis]

The correctional officer actually apologized. You know he was biting his teeth but part of him definitely meant it he knew that he was wrong

[@stevecastro22]

This auditor has a lot of class. Well done sir!

[@ricanryker6441]

That was mighty big of you, you schooled the crap out of him! Great job!😁👍

[@rados1aw]

lmao at the end of the vid the officers are so quiet.

[@eiland369]

Wow, it took a captain but the apology blows me away.

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

Agreed...I was NOT expecting an apology, and I don’t think Mr. Martinez was either.

[@Dowlphin]

1) They became aware they are badly trained. 2) They respect their superior's authority. 3) They don't want to lose their job.

[@tamyus5075]

Or they just apologized to not look like dick faces even more

[@hvr1874]

4) They suddenly remember that the auditor mentioned he is involved in several similar lawsuits and like to keep their pensions.

[@TatumMichel]

Total respect for the proper information for these officers protecting this citizen.

[@ipsurvivor]

The sign reading “THIS IS A PUBLIC BUILDING” is a notice that firearms aren’t allowed in the building pursuant to Nevada law. It’s not a declaration of forum although the gun restriction tends to indicate that it is most likely a nonpublic forum like jails tend to be. A public building can be a nonpublic forum.

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

Nah, you’re wrong

[@ipsurvivor]

@@scoobertmcruppert2915 - look at the sign. It has symbols indicating that guns are prohibited 🚫. The signage is about NRS 202.3673 which is about prohibitions on guns in public buildings. It doesn’t say that the public building is a traditional public forum.

[@vpnhp1524]

@@ipsurvivor it doesn't have to be a "traditional public forum" for news and information services it just has to be open to the public.

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

@@ipsurvivor Still wrong...you’re trying for sure, but not right.

[@azaguero8170]

I’m so glad you did this one! Way to go Josh. I laughed so hard!

[@privera4941]

Funny how they were acting all tough for that first part, then the camera gets turned off. Camera gets turned back on and all of a sudden every officer states name and badge number like they know Martinez can sue the crap out them.

[@crinklecut3790]

The CO claimed he didn’t care who the cameraman was. But in the end, he really did care. 💫