Cop CAUGHT Admitting The Ugly Truth

A cop is caught admitting the ugly truth. Dr. Rashad Richey discusses on Indisputable. Tell us what you think in the comments below.
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[@wendighoul]

"Not gonna end well" is a pretty clear threat. Imagine telling the police if they don't leave you alone "it's not gonna end well" for them. What do you want to bet that they consider it to be a threat then?

[@ca6177]

100% right! I agree, not retrain, replace them!

[@montesa9136]

@wendighoul - The cameraman is Shawn for Long Island Audits. He spends his days look for people to antagonise in order to gain approval from his cultist KZbin followers. He likes to tell everybody how the law works, to feed his unmet childhood needs. He doesn't even have a job

[@gingw7333]

Retraining doesn't work on narcissists and/or sociopaths.

[@minniehippie]

Cops need to be tested weekly about what rights citizens have 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@caroljo420]

They're so hostile and full of hate. It's the same thing us old hippies were fighting in the '60s.

[@Dominuce]

The guy was a abrasive. But legally he's right. I am not surprised by the cops. Before camera phones and video surveillance they did far worse

[@jacquespoirier216]

When an individual is asked to leave a library for whatever reason! He has to leave. He can file a complaint later but arguing with either the manager or the police is idiotic! It's called disturbing the peace and it's an offense. The officer's job is not to debate who is wrong or right! they are keepers of peace! They have to right to arrest anyone who refuses to leave.

[@biffodio]

​@@jacquespoirier216 No, public servants in America don't have the power to withhold publicly funded services or remove members of the public from publicly owned property "for whatever reason." Arguing with the citizenry and attempting to prevent legal behavior is idiotic. Law enforcement officers are paid to enforce laws, not the feelings of librarians who don't know the bounds of their meager authority. If I'm doing something legal, and a public servant starts shouting about it, the public servant is the one disturbing the peace.

[@jacquespoirier216]

@@biffodio Breach of the peace is a generic phrase to describe a criminal offense that violates the public peace or order. Next time a person annoys you or harass you at your job! don't call the police.

[@biffodio]

@@jacquespoirier216 Walking through a public library with a camera isn't harassment and can't be considered a criminal act on its own, according to the U.S. Constitution and applicable precedents. If a public servant were to throw a fit, disrupt library service, and demand that a citizen leave after refusing to turn his socks inside out, the trespass would have the same legal force as the one in your scenario. In today's America, they can't just make you leave. They can do that in Burger King, but public property doesn't work that way anymore. (It never worked that way on paper, but the bureaucrats were able to get away with assuming extra power because there weren't cameras everywhere.)

[@convertedmana1857]

@@jacquespoirier216 you're grasping at straws and creating a strawman. The law is very simple here. You can call the auditor idiotic while not reprimanding the police for such vile language and behaviour. What nuttional value is there in licking a boot?

[@BrigitofBergental]

The cop does actually have no idea. Most of them know very little about the law because we don't require that someone has any kind of degree to be a cop. We should require a Bachelor's level degree in Criminal Justice to be a cop.

[@goldilox369]

Other countries do that...

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

In NY you have to have a degree in criminal justice. My brother just retired after 33 years being a cop. He's sick of cops like this so a good cop leaves & the bad ones stay. Good cops hate bad cops more than anybody. My uncle & grandfather were also cops. Better screening & training to weed out the bad ones before they are hired. Something has to change. 🙏🙏

[@majorlazor5058]

HS degree and 6 months…. License to kill.

[@soitiswritten9235]

Exactly.... Build a Great Employee 101: #1 - Raise the Bar, #2 Raise Salary/Benefits. but step 2 is the crux.... go figure 🤔

[@OfficialSeth]

"De-escalatation what?" The cop has probably never even heard of de-escalation.

[@ssabucca]

Just to clarify, the second thing the cop said was - 20 years ago he would have been dead with his teeth missing. This is from the 1st amendment auditor called Long Island Audits. Check his stuff out on KZbin.

[@joeblow8066]

He's easily my favorite auditor even though he is relatively new to it. I've been fan of cop watchers and auditors for over a decade at least. The Battussai is also a Jedi master of Auditing. There are also a handful of active auditors and cop watchers that do fantastic jobs with their own unique styles. Some are abrasive, (though the cops are always worse). Many don't interact with the police until the police say something first. It's all incredibly fascinating, infuriating at times, and uplifting when a thug cop gets his ass handed to him verbally.

[@jamesweaver1635]

That attitude and statements of the officers after the incident was unbecoming. I also noticed that the attorney was actually defending them, more than anything!

[@shurondaknoxson772]

You can't retrain hatred

[@retroboomer3197]

Can't we? Once a hater, always a hater? I'm going to have to go back to my younger self and tell him to be hateful no matter what, I guess.

[@stupidplumbing2343]

Look at the "patriot" snotting all over the American flag.

[@barefoot6745]

This is not about the lack of training but rather the lack of morality.

[@Done478]

Exactly. They are the same guys we all knew were awful tyrants in high school who were counting down the days until they could be on the cop side of the equation. I covered small-town cops as a reporter and I was terrified of them most of the time. They kept telling me that they liked me because I wrote good stories about them. And I did. We had a test policy in place that we had a good cop reporter and bad cop reporter to see if that helped us cover the bad stories better while giving credit where it was due by making sure we did cover the good stories. I don't think it was effective. We never got to finish the trial policy because our paper was bought and all the reporters were let go. I left a couple months earlier to go back to get a master's so I could learn more about doing that kind of trial on a larger scale in controlled research studies. I did get to be closer to the cops than they ever were with any other reporter. They told me that all the time. They actively requested me to cover positive stories, so that part of the strategy worked. They definitely appreciated that there was a person who was available to cover their accomplishments as much as their failures. But, I also know that the "bad news" guy was pretty miserable every time I gave him a tip for covering police problems. (that was part of the strategy, I was to cover good stories but pay attention for signs of abuse of power or other shenanigans. And then I passed them along. It also meant that some people not on the force recognized my name from the regular police articles I wrote. Like the time someone approached me after I finished writing about this small town pulling together to replace their K-9 unit after the dog was killed. The town raised enough to have 5 K-9 units. The capital city had 6 dogs and this was a town of 10,000. Their unit brought in quite a bit of money by traveling to other crime scenes where the dogs could help on drug or cadaver situations. They billed those communities for their help and it brought in a good part of the force's budget. Meanwhile, back at the "police are thugs" ranch... I was told regularly that one of the cops used his k-9 partner to terrorize his wife and kids, so... There weren't ever any good stories that didn't end up broken by the kinds of guys on a small-town police force.

[@williamzamora6054]

Until qualified immunity is rewritten to include some sort of consequence for violation of constitutional rights this will continue to happen.

[@Cohen.the.Worrier]

How do you retrain filth? What amount of training makes them decent human beings? They will keep this up until we start to retaliate. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

[@Adam-uo2mc]

Cops - "What are rights ?"

[@martinmbokazi8372]

With guns they feel like the untouchables BUT without guns they are just mere cowards

[@judah400yrs2]

I am so glad I relocated outside the United States a few years ago. Looking at the U.S. from afar gives me a better understanding that it is a police state, no doubt about it!

[@adam346]

most "western" countries have the same issue, its just not as televised or propagated because there tends to be fewer shooting deaths. Type in most European countries and systemic racism in policing and odds are they have a large report stating there are issues... I know there are in Canada between PoC, Indiginous (especially) and other ethnic minorities. Difference being that Canada does not have many enclaves outside of major cities so it tends to stay on a local level unless someone gets killed... which, not being America tends to be rarer.

[@terriwalsh612]

YESSSSS HONEY YESSSSS! GOOD FOR U BABY! ATAY SAFE!!! 😇🥰💕💞💓💗💗

[@arcticwater3206]

We KNOW when that cop said, it's not going to "end well" for you, we KNOW damn well what he means!!

[@robertwatson818]

All this would stop if the courts would properly enforce the law where all are concerned. No one should be exempt.

[@dianarockwell6256]

I watch this auditor quite often. He always keeps his cool. Libraries and post offices are the worst for first amendment auditors right now.

[@GreyKnight7777]

He's a fraud who apologized to police in Harford, MD for recording them, made a propaganda video saying all other 1A auditors are just grifters picking fights to start lawsuits, and thanked the DA for allowing him to pick up trash for 10 hours along a Maryland highway in order to avoid jail time. Did you watch this auditor do that, or were you not paying attention?

[@JimCGames]

@@GreyKnight7777, would you mind providing a link to those for us? Thanx in advance.

[@darrint3573]

@@GreyKnight7777 This stemmed from an unlawful arrest in which he was filming a routine traffic stop from a public sidewalk. His back-peddling had absolutely nothing to do with having his Civil Rights infringed upon. The only conclusion is that he may have tired of spending time in jail unnecessarily, and decided to cut his losses.

[@montesa9136]

@Diana Rockwell - The first amendment of the constitution was not written to hold government employees accountable to some arbitrary standard set by self appointed, unemployed, uneducated, arrogant, disrespectful, uncouth auditors with no credentials. Nor was it meant to be exercised at the expense of disregarding others feelings to remain safe & anonymous. Along with “rights” comes “responsibilities” & “common sense”. Until these Fruaditors learn to respect others, they will continue to be arrested & scorned by society

[@GreyKnight7777]

To anyone seeking proof, search for a video titled "1st Amendment Auditor Issues Apology" from the Harford County Sheriff's Office. It's right on KZbin.

[@terry4898]

She may be a lawyer but libraries and courtrooms are not the same.

[@sfleury2011]

Love how he’s wearing the flag on his face. These guys represent AMERIKKKAN police & policy to the fullest.

[@autumnleaves8553]

Re-trained?!! Don't make me laugh. That die is cast. Their attitude is set in stone. They're hyaenas with badges.

[@kevmeans5603]

The fact that a lot of police officers don't care is a serious problem all around the world.

[@PaparazziEntertainment]

Imagine what they say and do when they know they are NOT being recorded SMH

[@prestonanonuoso5508]

Imagine what BLM does when they aren’t on camera. Oh wait, we do know. They steal money from multiple police brutality victims. Source: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2K1ppt8bs6Hg8U

[@meoff7602]

Those cops bring shame to the flag on their faces.

[@lanag492]

A library is a public building, policy don't Trump law..u might not like anyone filming but they can..it's funny how camera's everywhere but..

[@txhc666]

The disdain the law enforcement officers have for us. Damn

[@tinysuperman7467]

All those cops are perfect examples of people that should not have a badge

[@hwhack]

"You're breaking their law." Moron award of the year.

[@wesman6445]

I'm pretty sure that cop has some skeletons in his closet… matter fact, he probably has an entire cemetery.

[@emilyrandall9968]

Let's not forget cameras are everywhere

[@phill1cooldude811]

They been retrained on how to hide their actions better that's all

[@jesuslopez-fe7dv]

Libraries don't have laws Libraries have policies There is a big difference

[@retroboomer3197]

Can you be trespassed from a library?

[@berthabridges3483]

People of Color have a right to exists. We pay these guy's taxes. All Officer's are not like this but the bullies have to go!

[@RC-ld3cn]

A public building can't make a la. You should learn the laws before you can enforce them.

[@mizzmini45]

But wait isn’t the police force has the history of the klan? Is this really a surprise

[@jamesgreat5817]

I saw this full video they all took the walk of shame lol they where salty

[@dianekluz4501]

What a arrogant cop

[@ianbattles7290]

So this cop is saying that in 2001, *he would have killed someone for operating a video camera inside the local library and refusing to show ID?* I was a high school senior in 2001 and I don't recall ANY law prohibiting citizens from recording a video inside their local library!!! We used to record ourselves goofing around in/at the library all the time! We never had any cops even SUGGEST they would've killed us for recording inside the town library!!!!

[@ToHoldNothing]

Pretty sure he never said kill and didn't even allude to that. He's talking about how they treat these frauditors with kid gloves instead of verifying that they were trespassed and arresting them when they make it clear they're not going to leave based on their ignorance of the law

[@retroboomer3197]

Well said. Ever since 2001 and the inception of the Patriot Act.

[@killy7778]

@@ToHoldNothing You wanted that guy to get beat up, huh? Kinda like the Cops beat up all those people who trespassed at the Capitol on Jan. 6. Or was that the other way around?

[@ToHoldNothing]

@@killy7778 Not even close. They can arrest him without being excessive, but they also don't need to treat him like his lawsuit will have any validity or the mere fear of his petty litigation should restrict them from enforcing the law

[@killy7778]

@@ToHoldNothing You sound like a person that has never been in any actual danger.

[@grinreaperoftrolls7528]

She makes a really great point about “how can you change attitude?” If they don’t want to fire cops, the only thing I could potentially think of is specialized therapy. The same goes for aggressive driving.

[@1987whitez]

Exactly they should had been FIRED AND NEVER been able to work in any type of law enforcement.

[@amorlia4488]

I'm surprised it wasn't a MAGA mask, guess that one was in the wash that day.

[@bebbychad7607]

Problems arise when some people are given authority that goes to their head - put a uniform with that as well and you have what those officers were doing and worse. They definitely shouldn't have their jobs after that display 🤬

[@debragwyn6630]

Hell to the naw. Replace not retrained 🤬🤬🤬

[@hezekiawhite8207]

Paganism must go or there is no peace, that means the pagan must be pushed back across the atlantic ocean or must be destroyed for evil behavior against the indigenous population.

[@daviddoby4645]

If anyone is surprised they don’t live in the real world! Training isn’t going to remove evil from their hearts !!!

[@blacknosugarnocream]

He is not required to give ID. Lmao just because a cop asks doesn't mean you have to give up your personal information.

[@joeg3741]

So the one in the flag mask is spitting all over old glory the entire day.....

[@joeg3741]

@little monster then again, there is that.... But if anyone else did that, they would probably be shot

[@terryrodriguez6209]

Thank you for bringing attention to this auditor and shining a light on these bullying police officers and their lack of training, lack of education pertaining to the law and tyrannical attitudes. They seem to have forgotten that they work for the public. Qualified immunity needs to come to an end.

[@lookingforfacts3762]

Damn if she is a lawyer, my my my thats embarrassing. Her lack of knowledge is astounding.

[@GG-im6pq]

That guy is doing society a favor and showing law enforcement boundaries, to help stop the abuse and rights infringement of the people. There should be more good people like him out there so that police can get a little dose of education and be reminded of our constitutional rights.

[@margaretmccrea4147]

stop pretending they are here to help..

[@hazmatman3120]

A library is not like a courtroom. What a ridiculous thing to say. Judges have a duty to protect jurors and witnesses. What is the government interest in denying recording in a library?

[@darrint3573]

While there does exist Limited Public Forum in Libraries, it does not apply to Freedom of Press. It only applies to speech. You cannot create a disturbance by screaming at the top of your lungs, or engage in political discourse inside of a library. Otherwise, every citizen has the right to film inside of a public library as long as they are not impeding business.

[@jamesorsby7553]

20 years ago he’d be dead? It wasn’t 20 years ago…it’s still happening now.

[@forthesnowflakes7691]

Officer tidbits. 🤣😂😄

[@jenisejackson5408]

I love the auditors! Keep up the good work.

[@Nate-ho9tg]

I agree Janice, In fact, we need more auditors. Their would be no need for auditors if police would obey the law and treat tax paying law abiding citizens with respect

[@journeysinthiscrazyworld682]

I was cracking up 😆 he was like Sir call down 😆 deescalate is what ur supposed 2 do. 😆

[@bigcat4444]

Retraining only mean don't get caught saying things on camera .

[@frizzelfrazzel99]

Arent they suppose to de escalate the situation! And protect and serve! Not kill and abuse!

[@redman840]

They should be upholding the law,not breaking it.

[@kai82holman69]

Of course.. they absolutely do want to shoot. Every day all day.

[@TheSilence1]

Isn't that the whole reason why kids pretend and dream of being cops one day...so they get to shoot at people and punish them by putting them in cages? They develop that hero complex at first, and then it devolves into something sinister. They train violence everyday; become experts at it even. And then they foam at the mouth because they have no outlet for their self imposed violent tendencies. The bottome line is people who practice violence become violent people.

[@nbarnum81]

With all due respect Ms. Attorney…these 1A auditors know the law better than most lawyers. Library laws are quite clear, and are nothing like court rooms.

[@hannahlee9479]

Had to go to my local police department today to file a report and to no surprise, faux entertainment was on...

[@sassyclarke107]

The only thing that has changed is the color of the costume

[@chitownbear7733]

Of course... They are not here to protect or serve anything...

[@pidginmac]

This is the definition of Policing. They are all like this.

[@KMiley]

Cops 😩 Don’t know the lawwwwww.

[@hellojam100]

the cop said a few years ago he would have had his teeth kicked in

[@doitallman]

So the lady lawyer is saying that the library can stop the first amendment? Please have her explain. I would like to know if the first amendment stops the minute you walk into a library.

[@pingo.with.a.camera9897]

It doesn't.. She can't.. Hopefully someone within her circle who knows will correct her and explain it to her..

[@hidoconnor303]

A library is kinda like a courtroom and they can restrict filming there? Really?

[@barbiedahl]

Yes, in that it is a public building where certain areas may be restricted from public access. Public access to public buildings is not a blanket right. And when I mean Public Access I also mean right to film.

[@hidoconnor303]

@@barbiedahl it sounds like you are taking one of example that hasn’t occurred. Nobody is talking about accessing an area unopen to the public. Entering a public library and filming is clearly different than being invited into a back office or behind the counter and then insisting I can film.

[@barbiedahl]

@@hidoconnor303 some public buildings, such as post offices (and maybe even libraries!), have rules that state that you cannot film in them without express permission, even in areas that are normally accessible to the public. You should do a little bit more research on this before making assumptions about others knowledge. Audit the Audit is a great KZbin channel that educated me on a lot of these issues. 👍

[@hidoconnor303]

@@barbiedahl rules aren’t the same as laws and as stated there is a hierarchy to this 1 constitutional right 2 Laws and then 3 rules.

[@barbiedahl]

@@hidoconnor303 are you a sov cit? You know that argument doesn't work as regards private businesses OR public buildings. Study up, junior. 👋

[@edwardrunyon9331]

Might want to brush up on law lady you can film anywhere that's public and their fight right now to get in courtrooms so people know the crap that goes on in these corrupt courtrooms

[@kevmeans5603]

A hole lot of police officers don't know the law of this country and care not to know it.

[@anthonypeterson5618]

Interesting discussion.....how public Is a public library?

[@angeleanovella7]

Why are they not fired?

[@bibbole5351]

°°°°BECAUSE THE POWERS THAT BE - ARE DEMONSTRATING THAT THEY ARE THE POWERS THAT BE - THE SAME PEOPLE WE FOUGHT TO BE INTEGRATED WITH ONLY TO BECOME MORE SEGREGATED FROM OURSELVES AND OUR PEOPLE-!! AFTER ALL THE UNIMAGINABLE PSYCHOLOGICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL TRIBULATIONS WE STILL WANT TO BE CLOSE TO THEM EVEN REPLICATE THEIR CULTURE AND LOOKS - ⁵

[@angeleanovella7]

@@bibbole5351 we fought for civil rights and not human rights. These civil SERVANTS were out of line because we don't have human rights in their hateful eyes.

[@cubesjr7557]

Retrained...? That just told those officers can still be jerks & break the law. The retraining was just public appeasement. This officer's should have been dismissed when they clear state intentions that if they could've they would have beat his ass. How can you retrain such a mind bent on using their position to physically hurt someone. USA, United We Stand? Examples like this, wonder why we're falling in eyes of the 🌍, including here. As a black woman & former military, I regret ever serving this country. To think I could have been blown up 2x, swore to defend, the very country I need to be defended from. Oh the heart breaking disgust & shame.

[@darrint3573]

Sean is an Auditor, not a Reporter. Long Island Audit is one of the nicer Auditors who always remains calm, cool & collected despite many LEOs being ignorant to the U.S. Constitution.

[@eltorocal]

So, news journalists and anchors aren't Reporters, or reporting the news? LIA, SeanPaul Reyes is a Reporter... he gathers Content for Stories that NEED to be in the Public Forum, and he places them in a Public Forum for all who are interested to see, hear and Learn From. What did You learn today? Don't ask where auditors get their credentials... do your own research for once... surprise yourself.

[@darrint3573]

@@eltorocal News journalists from major broadcast stations are engaging in formal interviews, not observing. Which is why many officials say to auditors, "our employees are not allowed to conduct interviews without prior notice or approval." They often respond, "we're not here to interview people." Lester Holt, et al is not going to visit City Hall on a whim to keep them in-check. Also when have I ever asked or questioned Auditors rights under The Free Press? Are you the facter maker upper now? LOL!

[@eltorocal]

@@darrint3573 "from major broadcast stations..." Read this: Twist the audits how you wish... all you're doing is exposing your ignorance. Show us where an auditor is recording behind a counter within their Public Space... You know, from where they stand. Show us where an auditor has walked up to a person in public and put their camera in another persons Face. Show us where an auditor initiates a confrontation and instigates harassment. You can't, as every auditor has the Right to record their own Transactions in a Public Forum. Simply standing in the VIEW of the Wall mounted, Ceiling mounted and Outside mounted Cameras on the Public Property, within the Public View is NOT a crime, and there has YET to be ONE case where an Auditor has been arrested, fined or jailed/imprisoned for Recording Private Information and used it to commit a crime. Every auditor has the Right to record any and All interactions with the Public, In Public, especially when The Public APPROACHES, ADDRESSES, and INSTIGATES a dialogue within the Camera Eye. So, twist these instances into whatever you wish... but remember, just because you dream it, just because you wish it... just because You believe it, that Doesn't Make It True. Now read this: Photographs for news purposes may be taken in entrances, lobbies, foyers, corridors, or auditoriums when used for public meetings except where prohibited by official signs or Security Force personnel or other authorized personnel, or a Federal court order or rule. Other photographs may be taken only with the permission of the local postmaster or installation head. The First Amendment guarantees freedoms concerning religion, expression, assembly, and the right to petition. It guarantees freedom of expression by prohibiting Congress from restricting the press or the rights of individuals to speak freely Freedom of the press in the United States is legally protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. You do not need government approval to work as a journalist, although it may be beneficial to obtain a “Press ID” or an official government-issued press credential for other reasons. Press credentials related to news coverage are usually issued by law enforcement agencies. Primarily, press freedom means the news media are not subject to censorship by the government. ... Another term often used in this context is prior restraint, which means an attempt by the government to prevent the expression of ideas before they are published. The First Amendment restrains only the government. The Supreme Court has interpreted “speech” and “press” broadly as covering not only talking, writing, and printing, but also broadcasting, using the Internet, and other forms of expression. First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Also, what kind of "man" calls another "man" because his 'feelings' are in jeopardy? Especially a "man" with a GUN... against a Man with a Camera... You Clowns are all alike... "Gotta' get my GUN, and I'll show how much of a "man" I am. I'll show You..." Show me where in the Policy, or the Constitution that Requires an auditor, or even a News Journalist that they are required to MAKE AN APPOINTMENT in order to record in Public. "Are you the facter maker upper now?" What are you, eleven? Also, Learn to spell.

[@eltorocal]

@@darrint3573 City Hall and Post Office are Public Forums... Libraries are "Limited Public Forums", but the "By Laws" remain nearly the same, especially with Recording In Public. Look it up, as all of the information IS a "Matter of Public Record".

[@darrint3573]

@@eltorocal Please seek help! I am pro-First Amendment/Auditing. Show me where I have ever stated that an auditor cannot film over a City Clerk counter with employees present? I am the one who educated others telling them that Sean had every right to do so when he visited City Hall in Danbury, CT. Please learn how to read. While you're there, get a sense of humor as well. eh I see that my "facter maker upper" remark went over your head. BTW, I'm 53-years-old. The questioning of age game is similar to Godwin's Law. That must also be before your time as well. LOL!

[@MrDEWSH]

The guy recording has a KZbin channel called Long Island Audit. I’ve actually been watching him for quite some time. He basically goes to public places to exercise his constitutional rights of recording in public.

[@Maasai-El]

Replace them with whom? The same people just like them!

[@jloza5839]

'retrained' means they were just told to not do it again

[@bjornyesterday2562]

You are much more optimistic than I

[@nofear1999]

You mean a reminder to shut off their body cam.

[@supacamoo]

(On camera...)

[@shaylove3195]

Isn't Tibbets disrespecting the flag by wearing it on his face?

[@saltspringdesign]

A library is NOT a courtroom. This aspect of the big hair woman in the red dress's input to this matter is bologna. She seems to entirely miss the point and should be disregarded. The police need to take responsibility for this incident and many others. If they were not routinely denying people the right to record in public spaces, a.k.a. freedom of the press, as stated in the constitution of the United States of America, then there would be no need for 1st amendment audits. If they were not routinely infringing upon the rights and brutalizing minority communities there would be no need for BLM or to begin to routinely record the words and actions of police in their activities. Our right to do so has been clearly and emphatically stated by the Supreme Court. The overstepping of authority by police and their blatant disregard and disrespect of citizen's rights under the constitution is at the root of this matter. It has been common for police to unlawfully search, arrest and detain citizens without reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime, with fabrications, mis-interpretations and ignorance of the law on the part of police, and using false premises as the justification for the arrests, incarceration, excessive force and outright vindictive beating of civilians. The 1st amendment auditors are doing important work in bringing to light the words and actions of tyrannical egotistical, low IQ, ignorant and under-educated, often racist ( though not as overt as they once were there is still that underlying racism in the USA) police who are a literal menace to society. It also shows how so called 'good cops' stand by and allow their violent and tyrannical colleagues to get away with murder, literally in some cases. Legal precedents in the US supreme court protect the rights of citizens to record police in the course of their duties. The police do not like this, some are just camera shy, others are corrupt but clearly they view it as a nuisance. Police break the law far more often than the average citizen and are usually NOT held accountable. They have gotten used to getting away with it. It appears that many police view the US constitution and supreme court decisions as a nuisance and an inconvenience also. Power corrupts, unfortunately, and those who gravitate to a career in law enforcement are often bully types, not the intelligencia either, not be a long shot. Police AND a corrupt and imbalanced legal system have been ruining good people's lives for decades now with the prohibition against cannabis also. That needs to change now, as it already has in many other countries, and in many states. It's insane immoral and non-sensical to take away someone's freedom for the crime of having cannabis, which has now been proven to be a medicinal and beneficial herb. Keep in mind also that it was not too long ago that police would take queers down to the docklands or some back field somewhere and beat the shit out of them just for being gay. Some of them still probably wish they could get away with it and some probably still do, terror, intimidation, and violence are still directed at many minorities in the USA and elsewhere around the world. It's a sad fact. Slowly, incrementally we are seeking and finding some modicum of justice but it's been an uphill battle all the way. I, for one am thankful that documents such as the US Constitution, The Bill of Rights, The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and their equivalents exist. Now if we could routinely stand up for and practice and attain our legal civil rights we will be getting somewhere. There are sadistic, ego tripping, and/or moronic thuggish cops out there still; we need to get them off the street and behind bars. Compounding matters; we need to dismantle the religious right wing oligarchy that holds too much power currently in the USA. That is a real present danger to democracy as we know it. Also reverse 'citizens united' which allows too much corporate dollars to influence US politics. This is at the heart of corruption also and at the root of many environmental crimes which have gone un-punished thus far.

[@missonemissedcall]

The only progress that has been made is that it is now easily filmed.

[@SirNic4180]

False ass_clown. How many cops have been locked up and fired and put in prison 🤔 I'll wait for you to think of a good excuse 🤔

[@thezyp]

Don't mistaken a cult for culture

[@frizzelfrazzel99]

Ure correct!

[@brandonl375]

Lawyers wrong can film in any public setting/area where the public is allowed by law. Including jails, libraries, police stations, even prisons where the public is allowed.

[@shelleyking8450]

Lawyer is WRONG on PUBLIC libraries. Emphasis on PUBLIC.

[@thandocezula9219]

She's def wrong! A libabry is def nothing like a courtroom!

[@allpurposeguy993]

The willingness to hurt or kill for little to no reason. It's the reason I call them Sons of Cain.

[@trv4926]

This lawyer likes to play "devil's advocate"!

[@henrycoats2202]

Treat people with respect, get respect.

[@teetstreats5682]

Cop” you are breaking their law”! LOL. From other 1A videos I have seen your guest is incorrect, the public can film in libraries.

[@blkmamba40]

I saw a case like this with a guy in the post office. The Post Office didn't like it but the guy had the right to film in a public space.

[@TurtleTimeVoiceOvers]

This should be a new _Dr. RR segment_ called *Cops Behaving Badly.*

[@easton838]

They don't want to change there attitude period.

[@walterjacksn1466]

Qualitative Immunity?! They continue to do what ever they want.

[@mikemccag]

4:10 As a Lawyer you're full of shit...A library can not restrict the first amendment I'm Canadian and I know that much.

[@juanaguilera7486]

Well damn as a lawyer she ain’t that smart it’s public property all of I is publicly accessible to the public cause it’s funded by the public only areas he can’t go in and can’t record are in restricted areas that should be clearly marked as such because that is law! Library is like the post office police department etc. I mean if you gonna be a lawyer at least know your shit to the tee smh

[@Chumpsdookiediaper]

A cop with a US flag as a mask? Wow

[@billmoss2877]

Quote of the century: "We're talking about reform when we should be talking about replacement."

[@GreyKnight7777]

Sadly that guy is a phony and he's since started working with police. Please search for "[Bad Auditor] Cooperates with Police and Prosecutor! EXPOSED! [Writes Apology Letter to Deputy]" and the first video should be from a channel called Legalize Drugs. He sets out the evidence very clearly.

[@blkvikng3593]

They full grown men and women, they know right from wrong and they know who, and what they hate, their is no reform for them. How many times yaw say reform and they do the same dirty shit and their superior helps cover it up. No reform for them 😶👀😡😤

[@klalbritton]

"Tibbitts" "OFFICER Tibbitts" "Okay, Tibbitts" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ta-setiwarrior1848]

Stop the unconstutional quilfied immunity.

[@garthrogers2269]

The cop in the US flag mask went hostile the instant the reporter defied his request for ID. Because defiance is the number one crime in their world view.

[@joeg3741]

That will happen if you spend all day spitting into old glory

[@retroboomer3197]

Comply or die. Unless of course you're cop who doesn't want to wear a mask or get a vaccine.

[@SkipAd_Vegas]

Back when cops weren't being filmed are the "good old days" for cops.