Cops Go Bananas

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This is what it looks like when police are trained against the public. The academy training needs to be reformed. Always record the police and always know your rights.
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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

These cops are giving you the perfect example of how cops actually feel and think. This is the training. Get back, I fear for my life... it's what we're trained to believe.

[@daverobson3084]

But. But. But. Running code is fun. Wooo-woo and bright lights is fun. Its the same with some people in EMS. They love the lights and sirens. makes them feel important.,

[@elijahandtyliah6769]

​@@aarontilley2534 youtube.com/@CopTales236

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

​@aaron Tilley I don't mind the feedback my friend I just hate when people take unnecessary jabs for no reason at all. I'm open to criticism as long as it's genuine. But you are right I will add the link to the description. Thank you for the suggestion

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

​@@wayneblue5370 I'll definitely watch more of his channel

[@thisismyrealname2860]

​@@wayneblue5370 thoseguys are intentionally douchey in several videos Ive seen. They are clearly going for views as their primary function, if it was actually about defending rights they'd simply explain that to people so they'd support tyem

[@underduress5761]

"I want accountability" Cops lose their 💩

[@mondoseguendo6113]

Accountability = cops’ kryptonite

[@RushMMCXII]

I agree and believe wholeheartedly in what you’re saying. There is no reason to run code because someone is filming. Cops and their egos are what’s wrong with law enforcement today.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Perfectly said

[@HappySunshineG]

100%

[@BadDad420]

I just had an epiphany. Many of these officers are probably juicing. I remember a story about some rookie cop bringing in some stereroid dealer. While in the common area another cop intercepted the rookie and told him to get that guy out of there. The reason was because that guy was supplying that precinct.

[@mikezupancic2182]

Yet the auditors are complete morons. The Supreme Court has ruled that they need to actually say they're exercising the right to remain silent.

[@bjornyesterday2562]

Actually what is wrong is their training. This is specifically how they are trained, either directly in their training, or indirectly by not being fired or demoted when behavior like this is found. Officers like this usually become training officers.

[@alfredoaraujo9294]

I love the asking someone to step back as you walk forwards. Completely destroying the point of wanting more space.

[@Miasaint10]

Hence why I could never be an auditor. My anger would get me in cuffs the first couple minutes. Especially when they go hands on.

[@sslerlin]

It's hard to be respectful to cops who act like this..

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

I agree wholeheartedly my friend I'm only referring to the citizens 😂

[@JoshuaR83]

@@IRNoahBody they were on the emergency lane they weren't breaking the law

[@mikemann1960]

​@Extraneus For one they are out of regulation standards for a peace officers.

[@benc.enlots]

Hard? How about unable...

[@shhhhh.242]

Tru indeed

[@TalkingGIJoe]

I would love to have the police academies be required to make public all of their training materials so we can all see for ourselves the miseducation and indoctrination.

[@rembrandt972ify]

I wouldn't hold my breath if I was you.

[@sethbrunfiedsr5194]

they dwell in the darkness

[@Narkalept]

look into David Allen Grossman and all of the training and all of the seminars he does for police. The way of the warrior cop...they all take a page from it, and its sickening.

[@jameslucas5658]

Repeal Terry v. Ohio

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

I'm waiting for the day the cops piss off the wrong guy. A guy that has a ton of money and enrolls in the academy strictly to be a whistleblower and secretly records their training, culture, indoctrination. Then spends a year on the force secretly recording all their rights violations, crimes and cover-ups. Then produce it all in one nice package to plaster all over the internet.

[@horbie5039]

The younger cop was pissed off that after he ran code, that there was no one to beat up, so he tried to escalate and embarrassed himself.

[@StandWatie1862]

That twink joined the force so he could bully people that could delete piggy normally

[@archstanton2719]

I know local cops by me, looking at these 2 tells me when they were younger they got bullied. Now they want to act like bullies themselves, with badges. Like the cops I know.

[@jeffreygoss8109]

I thought the Nebraska state police spent their days trying to pick up children

[@leftyo9589]

@@archstanton2719 nothing but little punk cowards hiding behind a badge.

[@williamkolstad6435]

Those two cops are scary. One looks like a high school nerd and the other is one foot chase away from a heart attack.

[@missdaydreamss]

😭🤣

[@marcusbaker3517]

😂😂😂😂

[@minorityreport559]

Real talk. That’s why I like Long Island audit. If somebody comes up to him with respect instantly he does the same. Trust me, you really don’t need to bait cops to get this outcome.

[@icesk8man]

100% agree. That dude does it the right way.

[@mikemann1960]

Baiting is dumb and doesn't provide the effects that one thinks. Just be professional and cordial. Not all Police is dirty.

[@icecold9511]

He even warns them they are doing something he can sue for.

[@Frank.and.Beanzz]

@Watchout4V yea but just being silent or rude rather than explaining what the actual point of what u doing especially to members of the public is pointless to the cause.

[@coolraul07]

1) Agreed the Long Island Audit is GOAT-level 2) I feel that police shouldn't complain about being "baited" as long as they're running any type of "bait" operations (e.g. decoy cars, etc. ) Very hypocritical to say that the general public deserves their fate when baited, yet these "highly trained" cops who "know the law" deserve sympathy, leniency, and ZERO accountability when baited. I'm not a fan of these guys "baiting" the cops with unnecessary actions like walking up with their hands in their pockets, etc. HOWEVER, cops should know better and be held to a HIGHER standard. If these guys' proximity was a danger to you, them why would you repeatedly choose the gap yourself? By that logic, you're putting yourself in more danger than they were. Why should we care about "officer safety" when your own actions show that you don't?

[@divinedividends9665]

This appeared to escalate pretty quickly. I'm glad everyone made it out of the situation safely

[@mikemann1960]

He is out of regulation standards to be a viable peace officer. He doesn't know law after being in law enforcement for the time he has served.

[@ak2nda695]

​@@IRNoahBody Practicing their rights?

[@chrisbudesa9355]

I am an independent journalist collecting information of general interest to the public. This is a constitutionally protected activity.

[@Csmallo]

All citizens have the same constitutional 1st Amendment rights. "Press" in the 1st Amendment refers to the ability to produce and distribute ideas It is not a job title or profession. "Journalist" does not give you special rights that every other citizen does not have.

[@wyattearp1928]

Exactly! You inform people and put them on notice. Well said!

[@oscarrmelchor]

I’m a marine and it’s does not matter your title! You have the freedom to record and not listen to fat head cops.

[@chrisbudesa9355]

​@@IRNoahBody. Walking on the grass shoulder looks legal. Some federal have signage which specifically prohibits pedestrians.

[@mainely8007]

Yes but you can't stand in the roadway when doing it - it's a simple issue of public safety. Also, filming a military installation with a ski mask on was designed to trigger the military who were then required to call local law enforcement. I know this last part is what we did when I was in the Army.

[@chobiden7770]

amazing that the citizens know the laws better than the law enforcement officers. i guess they didn't teach the officers about public easements in the academy

[@Ann-kg1zd]

They need to extend the amount of time in the police academy to teach at the very least, basic laws and rights.

[@iamnotkyle7248]

Require a degree in Constitutional LAW for any job in LAW enforcement.

[@chobiden7770]

@@iamnotkyle7248 Seems reasonable to expect LAW enforcement officers to understand the LAWS they are enforcing right?

[@synthwolfe8906]

ignorance is no excuse. unless you're an officer. then its just and understandable reason /s

[@ClassicallyNamed]

They know them, they have been given legal precedent to attempt to violate them. That's the issue.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

To all auditors: Keep fighting the good fight! Until these public servants realize integrity and accountability are values not to be feared, you are needed. Thank you for your service.

[@mikezupancic2182]

Yeah, and don't be D bags to other members of the public and try to escalate the situation. I'd award them a dollar in their lawsuit.

[@clown134]

unfortunately it's the job itself that attracts a specific tyrannical personality type. weeding out the bad ones will just leave you with no police. which is, ironically the solution. Police need to be defunded and replaced with community support programs run by members of the community

[@clown134]

​@@IRNoahBody not showing ID isn't a crime though. unless you have already committed a crime. unless it's a stop and ID state, which is arguably unconstitutional

[@jcx5659]

@@IRNoahBody A two lane highway? Not in any state I know of. Interstate highways, yes. Two lane highways, no.

[@ericwright5455]

I don't audit. When a fellow citizen ask me what I'm doing I tell them," I'm minding my own business how bout you."

[@icecold9511]

When you are filming someone else, you are definitely not minding your own business. It isn't a crime, but it is at odds with your statement.

[@Audit-xq4vu]

​@@icecold9511 you're in public. No expectations of privacy in public whatsoever. Why do you think someone is required to tell you what they are doing, in their personal life? If you don't want to be filmed, stay at home.

[@icecold9511]

@@Audit-xq4vu I didn't say filming was wrong. I said the very act of filming people is anything but minding your own business. And that is all I said.

[@Audit-xq4vu]

@@icecold9511 but they are minding their own business. They are doing an activity that they like doing, in public. Without talking to anyone, just walking with an electronic device...

[@icecold9511]

@@Audit-xq4vu And observing the activities of others. You're mind is twisted, if you call this minding your own business.

[@michaelnewman3671]

It truly pisses me off when people say "oh they're just fishing/baiting the cops into a lawsuit" but every time I see an interaction end positively or them not being approached at all they actually give credit where it's due and thank them. There's no lawsuit if you don't violate their rights I'm sure there's a few out there hoping for a lawsuit but everyone isn't like that.

[@jasoncody1537]

There is still no excuse for not showing human decency to the public and having common sense

[@StandWatie1862]

He acts like that because he doesn't get his nose broken when he should

[@salt6]

@@StandWatie1862 Works both ways.

[@StandWatie1862]

@@salt6 No it doesn't actually stupid. Pigs are supposed to enforce laws not their feelings and should treat people with respect and not like children.

[@mainely8007]

I can NOt take these little sh*t trolls seriously as auditors. They were trolling for a response - filming a military installation with a ski mask was the give away.

[@rhondamastropoalo2237]

Regardless of what cops are taught,you have common sense and know the difference between doing your job or abusing your authority.Ego power and zero accountability is what is wrong with police everywhere!🤨

[@sbeard73]

No way that fist officer on scene can meet PT standards, no freaking way.

[@rogerm3708]

They usually only need to before leaving the academy and then they can let themselves go

[@sbeard73]

@@rogerm3708 I had annul PT test. Had to run a 15 min mile at my age. Some of the guys couldn’t do a 2 hr mille but they dressed out next shift, oh well.

[@AmericanNinja85]

Many departments don't require you to keep up with a certain standard. As long as you met them when you got in the academy. So some cops could be on the force 20 years and never have to redo a physical requirement.

[@sbeard73]

@@AmericanNinja85 Yeah your probity right. I left in 1997 but we bid PT and firearms qualification annually. I know age came into play on the PT, but some of these guys couldn't scratch their ass without getting winded. Lots changed I'm sure.

[@sbeard73]

@@AmericanNinja85 Yep your correct, I called my buddy who is a Police officer currently and worked at the same dept. as I did at the time. He said the annual PT has been out for a long time. Its only required for new hires at this point. I've been out many years now and the requirements have changed due to lack of officers and the new hires that can meet the past standards.

[@deenasharise4009]

LEGAL criminal gangsters

[@shadowbeast2276]

Protected by their political & judicial city masters

[@Ann-kg1zd]

This cop knows he's in no physical shape to protect himself that's why he calls for backup. They really need to change physical fitness requirements for these departments. He could have killed someone running code. Nobody called about being in the highway. They called bc they didn't like their business being filmed!

[@tjslooking]

I agree, I don't like it when auditors are being rude or doing the silent treatment to ordinary people. You don't have to tell them exactly what you're doing, just be polite. We need supporters, not more people hating what you do.

[@wolfmannews]

You are the first person to say what auditors should say when confronted by somebody. I agree one hundred percent, there is nothing wrong with being cordial, If they did there probably wouldn't be any police involved.

[@junkdubious]

Auditor, in this case, is a fungible term. Far as I know there are no national standards for being an auditor. The correct term here is simply citizen. While cordiality is prudence, they're not professionals. Still would help their cause if they were properly organized.

[@scottage_teaches_jujutsu]

Lol an auditors union. Six months after it forms it’ll be in the pockets of police unions. That’s why it should never happen

[@dishonoredundead]

It's been discussed to death back in the day. Thing is though, since then it has splintered into a dozen different sub categories. Each with their own different styles, and unfortunately varying degrees of sincerity of those auditors intentions. I'm with you though, being rude to people and ignoring them is antithetical to the thing auditing is supposed to represent. And it's just being a jerk. I remember back in the day there was a dispute between NNH, and some other channel whose name escapes me but he calls everyone "youngster". NNH said he was being told that the other channel was calling the cops on themselves, and that, that undermines the entire effort. For the same reason purposefully inciting people to call the cops does, it's not a test of anything when it's just stirring up drama for a show. One of the reasons I don't personally even believe in auditing private businesses to begin with, and I know I'm not alone on that because many have spoken up about it. Still an entirely unacceptable police response though and I'm glad the world can see these clowns criminals in action. (walks towards cameraman)"DON'T YOU WALK UP IN MY FACE(continues walking into the face of camera man). If I had a nickel for every time I saw a cop do that, just today alone, I could buy 2 wacky balls and a handful of chicklets.

[@Audit-xq4vu]

It's best to remain silent. Not everyone wants to talk, and there is no requirement to do so. What HAS happened when people are cordial, is that the very same person will tell the cops this person is doing XYZ, when they aren't & have even lied to say they are armed. All because they won't talk to them...

[@Mike-gc9ih]

He was assaulted a few times

[@robburke8867]

Great points. I’ve said that many times.

[@sbeard73]

Wow sad thing is most of the aggressive behavior I was taught was not in the academy it was taught by my FTO (Field Training Officer). Basically how to get the arrest if someone is annoying you. Sad part was I was young and looked up to these guys (the good guys) and wanted to impress them. Unlike most of the guys on my squad I did have a Criminal Justice degree but that was still little more than the basics. I also went though a coarse called "Verbal Judo" which was a deescalation coarse required by my Criminal Justice Professor to pass his class. My professor was a former city police officer who went on to the DEA, great guy that tought us from his mistakes and or regrets. I only stayed a commissioned officer 3 yrs, just couldn't take the things going on. I tried to Police with compassion but sometimes the per pressure was just to much, my word against everyone's, no body cameras at that time. Your doing great work We the People, keep it up.

[@xziang]

Longisland audit made a trip to omaha too and had a fun time too with the douglas county deputies. The Omaha PD along with douglas county sheriffs office need to learn some public relations tactics.

[@mainely8007]

Agreed. Police officers have gotten away with incivility for too long in this country. Their base line behavior is arrogant bordering on bullying. They also escalate way too quickly. I long for the day when they act like a fireman or other public servants who can easily lose their jobs for abusive language and actions.

[@marinosipod]

The #1 purpose should be education along with rights.

[@David-mw6lz]

I agree with you on being more respectful. I love most of the auditors. They are making a difference.

[@samanthacurl2640]

Noone get Respect for free.. earn it. If cops can't handle disrespect then they are insecure cowards. They get overpaid...trained on de escalation tactics... but they never use it

[@samanthacurl2640]

@@IRNoahBody all coos are uneducated..mental unstable..insecure cowards with god complex. And you are a nazi supporter

[@mainely8007]

These weren't auditors, they were trolls. Respect to auditors - F the trolls who are undermining the important work of auditors.

[@samanthacurl2640]

@@mainely8007 who are you? Some whiney cry baby

[@jaymz1251]

Just wanted to let you know, this format feels much better. It feels like you're actually engaging with the videos. Keep up the great work man

[@92656trw]

100%

[@uspockdad6429]

Couldn’t agree more. I liked that he mentioned how auditors can be better. I totally agree they should have engaged with the first guy respectfully and informed him. I would’ve also suggested if they want to remain silent to actually voice that right.

[@kevadonis]

hats off to you We The People! No wonder you left the force it is a circus anymore. The only reason people dislike being filmed is they are shady, or they wouldn't care less. I remember when I was in combat patrols and had film crews from NBC, CNN, etc walking with us I could care less because I was doing my job and didn't care what they thought. That is the difference.

[@coinbutton1]

He needs to keep his hands to himself. They rolled up like there was a robbery.

[@Will-nl6il]

Good post. Ever increasing authoritarian proclivities, I don’t see a solution. In fact humanity demise seems near inevitable. Anger, corruption, selfishness ever increasing as well. Super Nova.

[@chrisbudesa9355]

No crime. No ID.

[@vivianpatton5692]

I Too like to see Auditors who treat the public with Respect & teach them their rights . We need much more ppl who R educated on our rights . We don't need to anger them & not to be able to listen . I have seen Auditors call ppl names & just B nasty to them . I don't sub to them anymore . Thank U Abiyah

[@WestFloridaAccountability]

Assaulted multiple times with no repercussions. Until we commit a crime, they have zero authority over us. Having said that, that was absolutely an assault…

[@gregkasza1925]

They’re very frightened when they don’t have us shackled for their safety.

[@chriss5484]

It's nice to have a channel like this to educate both civilians and law enforcement. Thank you,your channel has helped me understand both sides.

[@nathanhamberg6733]

I get your point if someone asks what you are doing if they are calm yet they are obligated to tell them. know for auditors going to public property like post offices, libraries, police department

[@awakenotwoke1973]

They're not obligated. But they should anyway because it educates the public and makes them feel more comfortable with it.

[@nathanhamberg6733]

@@awakenotwoke1973 who cares about their feelings

[@awakenotwoke1973]

@@nathanhamberg6733 The public needs to understand the need so they support it. If after explaining it they're still butthurt, that's fine - they can kick rocks. But the effort to educate should still be made.

[@dray1842]

He's so afraid , then turns his back to the threat.

[@chrisbudesa9355]

Step back. Step back. Respect my authority now.

[@oughv]

They were so in fear, yet felt comfortable turning their back to the cameraman. Such brave heroes!

[@Bowlymania]

Imagine if they’d have given that officer the sauce for assaulting them and pushing him back…..

[@kenstr321]

I've seen both ways. Even when you're open about what you're doing. They start seeing it as some kind of challenge to their "authority". That's before the cops even show up.

[@TheDetroitman20]

"Running code" is a new term to me. That's why I watch. Thanks for sharing brother!! 👍🏽👊🏽✊🏽☺💯

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Glad to help my friend

[@Thezuule1]

As someone that runs the roads daily, you have every right to be on the side of the highway. Cycling, walking, running, whatever. This isn't an interstate it's just a state highway.

[@geowa3724]

Amagansett press would always explain what he was doing but people still flipped out on him. He stopped because he got frustrated that it didn’t change people’s behavior

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Understood

[@evejames6484]

​@@marzupalamiI agree

[@mikebunch3189]

it is not our job to help cops . we have no obligation to help the police investigate a crime .

[@frankpantsOU812]

Less time on the range and more time at the law library.

[@samslenderman]

I 100% agree, man. I don't understand auditors who are either completely silent, rude or just loud and obnoxious. As you stated, the entire goal and purpose is transparency and education. It accomplishes absolutely nothing to record random people and then rudely sit silent when someone is being civil. Just because the person asking questions is ignorant of your right, doesn't mean they're being rude or disrespectful. Be kind, be civil, EDUCATE politely. If someone is being obnoxious and threatening, then of course just remain silent. Or if an officer is trying to question or give directives, sure, being calm and quiet makes sense. And yeah, the officers were not in the right here at all, they were ignorant, threatening and reckless. And as we can see, even the auditors who remain stone-cold silent, STILL get the cops called on them anyway. Might as well attempt to educate, even if the person asking questions won't understand, your viewers will! 👍

[@richardbutkis]

No one owes you an explanation. I think coming up to someone and asking what's going on is rude. Mind your business.

[@samslenderman]

@@richardbutkis yeah, I understand that POV. There's 2 kinds of people in the world, those who are kind and civil, and those who don't like strangers. I simply fall on the former. And it's not that an explanation is "owed" to anyone, simply that if someone is auditing for the purpose of standing up for civil rights, then a simple educational response goes a long way. Hell, they could even add the "mind your business" part after simply saying "We're just exercising our 1st ammendment, man!" It's not about "owing" someone a response, it's about willfully giving one when they're not being mean and are simply not informed or educated. The goal is about bringing awareness, getting more people (not just cops) to understand basic rights. Not to push people away or further the divide and separation, man.

[@richardbutkis]

@@samslenderman it doesn't go a long way. Just watch Amagansett press. He goes through explaining what he's doing and he still gets cops called on him. Or people argue with him. You're a tool to think that anyone with an ego will sit and listen to why recording is protected by the constitution.

[@samslenderman]

@@richardbutkis Loll what a very mature response to someone with a differing opinion. I don't believe everyone will listen or understand our rights, that's naive. But staying optimistic and positive is more logical, regardless. Actually trying. And I've been subscribed to AP channel for years. And his son, watching the Watchmen. And he gets exactly what my point is, that no matter how big of an ego you're dealing with, you still fight and educate, because its about your viewers and others, not just the people they're talking to. And I'm sorry, do the ones who remain silent NOT get the cops called on them?? Lol did you watch this video that we are commenting on?? 🤣 FYI champ, a "Tool" would be the pessimistic child who tries to argue even without having a logical foundation for an argument, and resorts to hurling insults, rather than agreeing to disagree...

[@andrewpeterson3302]

imagine having to explain to people why your not breaking the law though. Imagine having to repeat what your doing 30 to 40 times every time you took pictures in public. Watch amaganset press. He will explain to people 30 times in a 20 min video that he's just out traveling the country with his son and they like to take pictures and video of the towns they visit. His explanation is exactly what he is doing and its never good enough. The cops are still called, a millions more questions are asked. but why? but why? but why? why are you doing it? who is it for? what are you doing with it? I don't want to be in it. do you have a permit from the city? They just stopped explaining it to most people and we the audience doesn't have to hear idiots bicker about stuff they don't know about.

[@madmaxthemotomutt6464]

You love James Madison’s video trying to get a city hall to stamp a piece of paper. It took three different departments to work out the simple issue

[@DeleteLawz1984]

3:00 - I agree. When people who are forced to interact with the police, or pulled over, and they asked me what I’m doing, I told him I’m there to some cops for their protection. When we failed to inform the public, that creates a more dystopian society than the one that police have already created.

[@zmscott2507]

Couldn't agree more! These guys need to be happy go speak with the public. Even if defensive and combative out the gate simply ask if they enjoy their rights and get them on your side. Its easy.

[@Michael-vh3tj]

I was brainwashed as a kid, i thought all cops were good, i used to say with pride, i want to be a policeman when i grow up. I remember when i got my first job in a factory & saying to my fellow workers (still innocent minded) i always wanted to be a policeman & I'm looking into how to go about it. I didn't understand their reaction of turning their noses up at me & walking away. I understand now. Keep the video's coming. Keep exposing the tyrants & highlighting the good cops. This is so good for our children's children's future. 💪

[@92656trw]

Beautiful work, brother

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Thank you kindly

[@blackheartgaming6121]

I hope they sue

[@Quazgaa]

I agree 100% with every part of your analysis

[@MitchJ]

I LOVE the thoughtful commentary you included with this video, Abayah. It's great to hear constructive criticism instead of ONLY the things the cops did that were absolutely wrong, like we hear in so many videos. THIS SETS YOU APART. Keep up the great work!!

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

I appreciate that!

[@davidtee2812]

Great channel… I appreciate what you do! ❤️🇺🇸

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Thanks for watching

[@DW_Partee]

GREAT PRESENTATION ON ALL LEVELS! BRAVO!

[@br4524]

My first interaction with LEOs was when I was 4 1972. I was in a very bad car accident and i had a potential head injury. they wanted to take me to a hospital in an ambulance and I was terrified. One officer on the scene kindly asked if I'd be willing to go if I could ride in his police car. Well I thought that was cool so I said yes. He was so nice to me. I haven't had many encounters with them but all but 2 were very nice. One of the bad ones I won in court. I live in a very rural area so not much going on here. I have seen enough on KZbin to make me very concerned about LEOs.

[@OFLHLGZ28]

I love when they ask “is there a reason you’re filming?” OF COURSE THERE IS A REASON!!!

[@user-zk7ll5zw3s]

love your commentary, sir. especially being a former LEO. keep up the great work

[@dfdigger3820]

WTF where is the highway ??? That looks like a regular main drag !!!

[@TalkingGIJoe]

that young cop has a serious problem. He needs to be removed immediatly and barred from any further public position of trust.

[@mainely8007]

When he reaches puberty perhaps his attitude will change?

[@gregdoh]

100% agree with what you said at the 2:00 mark. It's why Long Island Audit is the best auditor out there, in my opinion. He's very respectful and kind in his audits to everyone, and doesn't purposely act creepy or do other things to purposely escalate the situation like some of the not-so-good auditors do. He's also great at helping to educate everyone involved. If education is the goal, Long Island Audit does it perfectly, while the auditor you showed here, although well within his rights, doesn't do much to help the cause and actually might have made things worse from the point of view of the public. In the end, the auditors caught some tyrants breaking laws and policies and violating their rights, so I thank them for that, but I hope they see this, learn a bit, and do even better going forward!

[@andrewpeterson3302]

I understand what your saying, I love LIA. He does a fantastic job. However if your not committing a crime and are in public, you owe no one an explanation and half the time what they say doesn't even matter, its not enough info or something for people. I watch a lot of AP and watchman as well, and after so many videos they just stopped explaining themselves to people. They tell the audience something along the lines of "I bet a lot of you guys are wondering why I don't just tell them what I'm doing, and usually my explanation isn't good enough for them, and rather than repeat myself 100 times, I'm going to save my breath. For example Ill tell the next person who asks me." Sure enough the next person comes up and asks them why they are taking pictures and video. Amaganset tells them " this is my first time in this town, I'm with my son and we just like to document our travels." and sure enough they get, "but why, I don't understand, who are you with, what's it for, that's weird, I don't like it, you don't have the right, people don't do this, this makes no sense." So rather than having a million interactions with idiots who don't know or misunderstand their rights they just say nothing and get the cops called on them either way.

[@WellnessWizdom]

Not breaking the law is escalating the situation?🤔 2 people escalated the situation here and it wasn't auditors.

[@gregdoh]

@@WellnessWizdom I wasn't referring to the auditors in this video when I said "... or do other things to purposely escalate the situation like some of the not-so-good auditors do" (sorry, perhaps I could have worded things differently).

[@experience_texas]

I love the new format where you give a breakdown as the video plays. Lots of good information and knowledge 🔥. Keep the content coming!

[@dongee1664]

I notice that Chubby got very brave when his colleague turned up....

[@non-refundable3027]

I 💯 agree that you CAN be respectful by saying why you are there recording. BUT, alot of the auditors prefer what staying silent brings. If you state what you are doing, you might not get the response that helps win lawsuits.. I ❤️ the constitution!

[@goofyrulez7914]

You're right because it's not JUST the auditor's Rights being protected, it's ALL our Rights.

[@mainely8007]

As a retired vet I can tell you that filiming a military installation has some different rules - usually they post something about not filming for basic real world security reasons. If these little sh*t trolls had pulled this stunt on Fort Bragg and esecially near Camp McKall, Camp Rowe or the Delta compound they would still be locked up somewhere. As this was a reserve or national guard center it simply elicited a response from local PD. Message to sh*t trolls - FAFO - pull this sh*t on an active duty base and see if I'm wrong.

[@ericfalkenberry2908]

Abaya, thank you for sharing your perspective as a former LEO! You’re a good man!

[@timothystokes7216]

Good job sir! 🤙

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Thank you my friend

[@nbeneby]

I like the way the auditor remained silent in the beginning

[@xusmico187]

spot on... well said...

[@johnhopkins8504]

What really goes off in the minds of people who pull over to ask what someone is doing.

[@alanbaxter8100]

Get rid of these people ruining your lovely country, and demeaning your pride

[@petereese5370]

Unfortunately, our rulers will never allow that Alan.

[@Centurion54X]

It's always bothered me watching auditors be rude and disrespectful to members of the public for no reason.

[@LSswapGarage1]

Because if you watch this stuff long enough most of these "auditors" are rude people looking for their 15 minutes of fame. Some of them are just plain dumb too but a lot are doing this solely to invoke a negative reaction. Buddy wanted the cops called and he got it lol

[@mainely8007]

I agree. They seem like combative little trolls trying to get clicks on their videos. Also as a retired vet I can say with certainty that filming a military installation with a ski mask on WILL elicit a response because we were told specifically that this fits the pattern of a reconnaissance mission against them.

[@thewesshow1150]

A spy is gonna stand around outside with a face mask and do actual recon? Lol

[@Audit-xq4vu]

This particular interaction was silent. I don't see it as being rude or disrespectful. Those very same people tell cops exaggerated stories alllllllllll the time. It's best to remain silent. There have been known reports of auditors almost being shot because, a worker comes out, asks what's going on, they remain silent, or explain what they are doing. Just because they don't leave from the sidewalk when this stranger demands them to, they will call the cops and say that person has a gun, when they aren't even armed... Like I said, it's best to remain silent.

[@lochnesswes1]

@@IRNoahBody except, thats not a highway or interstate

[@grdane131]

Strongly agree with how the auditor could have been more respectful to the polite gentleman at the start. Loved this!

[@covid19wasaWMD]

I gave these auditors a -C. They did not handle this very well. If someone approches you and asks you something you should respond just to defuse the situation at the start. And I think it contributes to the separation of real auditors and what people call frauditors. It just doesn't sit well with the public when the auditors do this sort of stuff.

[@mainely8007]

We need legit auditors - we don't need guys like this who are sh* trolls at best. Filming a military installation with a ski mask on? I'm a retired vet, since 911 you don't do that without having someone respond; (before 911 we would have given you a tour of the facility and let you play on the vehicles, the recruiter would have hit on you lol). Also, don't go "audit" an active duty military post (this was a reserve facility) because there are specific rules, usually posted on the fences and gates, and they do enforce them for real world security reasons.

[@stevenlarratt3638]

I will walk towards you whilst saying step back... turn around and move back towards them...

[@viperrx111]

I ain't afraid of jail cop put his hands on me without cause I'm going to put my hands on him without cause

[@christopherthomas6336]

Well this is what happens when you hurt the public. Check out East Goshen regional Police Force in February a police officer was responding to a call for reckless driving.he was 10 miles over the speed limit he looked at his computer struck and killed a 75-year old man riding a bicycle.he has been charged with distracted driving qualified immunity😥

[@djnatedjn8787]

Keep up the great work 💪🏽🇺🇲👍🏽🚔🎥🧐🤘🏽😎✌🏽💯💥

[@mondoseguendo6113]

Totally agree being forthright with the public when auditing the police. These are crazy times and all.

[@brodrickflowers117]

Takes one step forward deputies: STEP BAAAAAAAAACK!!!!!!😤😤😤😤😤😤

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Exactly

[@karenreacher9079]

Excellent advice you gave the cop watchers! Thanks for explaining running code. I had not heard this term before. Again, with the badge abusers asking for ID! Can they please just go after the real criminals? Abiyah do the officers not understand the auditors do this for everyone, including them? Maybe the cops think they have rights, but when they started taking away the rights of others they lost their rights. Thank you once again for educating the subscribers about the cop mentality, and how it is often taught in the Academy. However , I think many of them were bullies to begin with, and had no desire to educate themselves like you did, Abiyah. You know at one time, I did not understand why so many hate cops. I had no idea it was like this. When I was young, my Grandmother had Alzheimer's. She would wake up in the middle of the night and often go for a walk. One night she was only half dressed and walked downtown Boise. The local BPD talked her into getting in their car and took her home. My Grandmother did not trust anyone. However, the BPD were able to talk in an appropriate calm manner for her to get into that car. They took her home, and my Grandfather was so grateful. He had not heard her leave. I will never forget their kindness and caring for my Grandmother. This was the image of police officers I had in my mind for a very long time. Abiyah, it really saddens me to know how abusive cops have become. One of the silver linings in this dreadful change, is your channel and others like your channel. As always, I thank you and I ask God to bring you and your family bountiful blessings! 💖🙏

[@rcmantel]

You nailed it, it’s educational! 👍

[@gregoryfuzi4745]

I agree with everything you said about the officers and the people filming. There was no need for any of this.

[@gabby8388]

I so agree with you on full disclosure with some of the people that walk up.

[@thisismyrealname2860]

People need to always put these coos names, precincts, and preferably addresses in top comments, we deserve a chance at actually seeking justice

[@peteyfiske9107]

Looks like the “hyena syndrome” in action. When the one yelled “step back”, that triggered both of them to attack like a pack of hyenas, with each of them repeatedly yelling the phrase while advancing on the cameraman and pushing him. Then they slink away.

[@wYatt121509]

Thank you SIR! I have said this many times for you and your channel 'God bless you and yours, let them ALWAYS find what they need'. Much love and respect, you speak the truth. Here is the comment for the algorithm. Keep on keeping on brother, take care of the family.

[@BackPackHack]

"Don't get behind me!".... then constantly turns around. Classic!

[@robertsegbedzi4978]

I agree 100 with your opinion on educating the citizens on their rights during an audit.

[@pork_chop13]

I have tried a dozen times to file complaints and they tell me if they investigate and find that it was justified I could go to jail for filing a false complaint

[@marcusthomas6998]

Sometimes nothing is good enough for people,then they ask to many questions and will still lie to police.

[@deesteve4156]

I forget auditor name, dude in the red hoodie...Dude is amazing , drives them nuts , but legally! Omaha something I think is his name

[@boostimalaka1]

A judge will tell a defendant to keep his hands out of their pockets. It’s universal.

[@makcatchem9614]

"step back!" As they continue to walk closer yelling step back because you're too close 🤔🙄

[@themi9464]

I was with the MP's for three years (92-95) and I learned then, was that because of the mentality one has to have to be a police officer, is exactly who you don't want to have a badge and gun. 49% think they are the law, 49% think they are above the law, and the other 2% don't last long. so just ask yourself, witch one of the 49% is confronting you.

[@alastermyst]

Assault and battery, unlawful restraint/false imprisonment, death threats, felony conspiracy against rights, and felony deprivation of rights.