Fake Laws Were Enforced By These Officers

**CORRECTION** Mr. Marshall would not have been legally obligated to present his ID unless he had been arrested at the time of the command. Michigan is not a stop and ID state, meaning that more than RAS is required to compel citizens to present ID.
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[@roberttinsley551]

Why is it that cops feel they can come up with any law they need to come up with it was so wrong we see the officers face on the picture he needs to be fired

[@elabelito8683]

Grade below an F would be 0, which my match teacher said was like a double F

[@interestedparty00]

This video must be corrected. RAS of a crime is NOT a sufficient evidentiary threshold for requiring ID in a state without a stop-&-identify statute.

[@interestedparty00]

Honestly, this video should be removed until it can be fixed.

[@KrK-EST]

I agree with your assesment completly.

[@diorama-rama297]

"Soliciting without a permit" "soliciting what?" "Whatever you're soliciting..." "you don't even know what I'm doing?" "what are you soliciting?" *Top notch policing*

[@selvinmckay6768]

And then told them it was for signatures and still wasn't pleased

[@Masternuckable]

I would have said something like "I'm exercising my constitutional right as an American and getting signatures for X. Would you like to sign and be a part of the political process?"

[@FrostyDLR]

Dialogue 100

[@baronvonbeedy7987]

8:57 he tosses the evidence that clears the man to the ground like the swine he clearly is.

[@CarlosGarcia-tv4rk]

Try to get him to admit to something

[@mauro7662]

They had no problem trying to ruin this man's life with a felony. Sorry isn't enough.

[@devinknott89]

Exactly! They just charged him with a felony like its no big deal... That can ruin someones life

[@noneshere]

Welfare recipients turning citizens into felons & then segregating society with them.

[@mikesandmire1382]

And all of it because the police 'got a call' about someone 'knocking on doors' and 'possibly soliciting.' Not to mention that if there was no video, it's a 50/50 whether the charges would be dropped and the Guy would have never heard a "sorry" from anyone, and i doubt a lawyer would take the case to civil court.

[@brickk__2086]

@@mikesandmire1382 Bless your optimistic heart for saying 50/50. In today's "day and age" we are pretty confident the police body camera footage would have been lost or corrupted and the investigation would find no wrong doing. The general public has needed dash, body and home cameras for the last 40 years - but it has only recently starting become more common.

[@_You_Are_Not_Him_]

Anytime cops f up and just apologize it just reminds me of the BP spill episode of South Park.

[@chrisrichards3604]

The lady on the porch is a rockstar. I wish she was my neighbor. We need to start holding bad cops personally accountable for this type of behavior or it will never change.

[@jchar2347]

I thought ignorance of the law was no excuse??? So the police ignored the law, but they have plenty of excuses

[@elrey8876]

*SHE DESERVES* her own A+

[@jordan9604]

​@@jchar2347Only for normal citizens. Citizen employees seem to have a higher rank than us citizens.

[@Tenchigumi]

​@@jchar2347Yeah, somehow for civilians (who usually never have formal education in legal matters), ignorance of the law or information pertaining to laws is inexcusable, but when a police officer (who ought to EXTENSIVE training in the laws they're meant to enforce) get away with with wrongful assault, battery, and manslaughter because "they acted correctly based on the information they had available," which is another way of saying "they didn't know shit and didn't bother to investigate further before resorting to violence."

[@DVNGXR]

​@Tenchigumi part of the problem is that being a police officer requires zero legal education and very little training about law altogether.

[@katrobins]

The woman who recorded all this deserves a freakin medal of honor. I love her no-nonsense-yet-respectful attitude, and she even offered to escort the guy's kids back to his house after seeing how unhinged these officers were. I wouldn't want any kids near those two, either, to be quite frank.

[@AuthenTech]

The irony of him trying to obtain signatures for fair rights and then illegitimately cuffed is kinda amazing

[@ianbattles7290]

Charging him with a felony was an obvious attempt to disenfranchise him and deprive him of his "rights".

[@Mandy_39]

@@ianbattles7290 even more sickening they charged him with a Felony. Absolutely ridiculous & this BS must stop!

[@diamonddallas4350]

America 🇺🇸

[@SamSitar]

fire the police contractors who cuffed him.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@Mandy_39 & @Ian Battles they banged his head against the door frame of the sheriff's office cruiser so they're obligated to charge him with a felony obstructing resisting assaulting a police officer charge. Standard Operating Procedure for all corrupt police forces everywhere

[@Voodooray007]

"If you want to test a man's character, give him power" - Abraham Lincoln

[@tfodthogtmfof7644]

Unfortunately, we need to have a lot more testing before we ever give them power.

[@BamaChad-W4CHD]

Absolutely

[@julianaeler9865]

Spot on, gave me chills to realize this officer wanted nothing more than to just hurt this guy who did nothing wrong.

[@re4477]

And there it is.

[@commie_slayer4287]

Ironic coming from Lincoln lol

[@prez4pres329]

I applaud this woman sticking up for her fellow man and not backing down and help him

[@mandabraithwate4962]

Ms Totski... Girl you absolutely rock, thank you for standing up with and for this man.

[@xarisstylianou]

Are they going to sue???, I like it when they say you look nervous !!!!!do you wonder why ????, This is why there IQ is low define all logic They should go to prison

[@dhaelligerkeys6585]

Imagine if police officers could be personally fined for unlawfull actions.

[@texasfossilguy]

you mean jailed for felony kidnapping, charged with felony conspiracy, felony conspiracy to deprive rights, felony assault and/or battery, etc. This cop should be in prison for this for a year to think about the dumb shit he just did to make it impossible for him to be a cop anywhere else also. That would be the only just course of actions. He tried to lock this man up, collecting signatures, for like 5 years for resisting. What should happen is he should spend that same amount of time in prison as a result of his exceptional rights violations and trying to imprison a citizen conducting a first amendment activity. THEN and only then would this end.

[@wakaman94]

They’d investigate themselves and find no unlawful action.

[@williampierpont5730]

Fined? How about Fired!

[@sonofliberty78]

The concept of “qualified immunity” flies in the face of the Constitution, and needs to go! The blue gang constantly says that they “hold themselves to a higher standard”, which is the opposite of reality. If there were REAL repercussions for them when they choose to break the law, (as there are for we “lowly” civilians), then they might care a bit more about conducting themselves properly.

[@boost91]

Yeah... Then they might actually read the constitution and study up on state and local laws.

[@xoOlliemo]

Shout out to the neighbor too! Looking out for him and the kids.

[@southernladyish]

I would have been pissed too if the cops showed up on my property to arrest someone just trying to get signatures and talking to me. I’m so glad she was recording this!! I would have done the same thing

[@mikesookun1550]

@@southernladyish i'm sure you would have done the same thing, i too would and you are beautiful lol

[@peperecabarren4536]

She knew her fucking shit!

[@trevorscheidt3483]

I’m sure the neighbor is very happy you shouted them out

[@bigeohiostatefan2796]

She sure stood up for him.

[@tayshottamovie]

Thinking ab cops like this before cameras were around is terrifying

[@noisehonk]

This woman is a prime example of why people need to know their rights. She does know them and exercised them. Good for her and him

[@jaylamb477]

The hateful & arrogant look on that cops face, tells you everything about him.

[@jessea1218]

This fucking guy..

[@CadgerChristmasLightShow]

Both of those cops a have VERY punchable faces. Maybe even more than punching.

[@AfroMyrdal]

And the fucking glasses that every "couldn't make it in the army but thinks he's a G should've been a mall security guard" that all cops like that wear..

[@donkeedic4451]

This one is based on race too.

[@mikel724]

Totally agree!

[@danielrich2338]

I love how the gal took complete ownership of her friend’s rights being trampled, and correctly viewed that as her own rights being trampled. If you observe wrong being done right in front of you and don’t speak out, how can you expect to have someone come to your defense when you’re the one being wronged

[@user-km8qd7vy8s]

She's a good neighbor for sure. Im surprised she didn't get arrested though

[@aldonova9974]

She's an awesome neighbor, great American!

[@SamSitar]

she also should have sheltered the man in her house.

[@gailallen4100]

She right .Those office are in the wrong.SUE SUE THAT DEPARTMENT. FIRED THOSE COPS

[@stevewhite8263]

Martin Niemöller described in Germany of the 1940s. He famously said, "First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out because I was not a communist. Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak out for me."

[@MizuMing]

I hope that they do go forward with a lawsuit, because what they did was ridiculous.

[@Beery1962]

I hope so too. The police officer got fired, so that's something, I guess.

[@jaymartin2531]

Absolutely absurd...Unfortunately this happens way more often than the public is aware of and aren't as lucky as this man was!!

[@Junior0G]

Its BLATANTLY obvious that this Cop made the decision to arrest this man when he approached him with handcuffs in his hand already. Then he dodges every legitimate statement and question that both of these citizens present to him. There REALLY needs to be more done when hiring these cops to determine who is right and wrong for this type of work.

[@mega4318]

Honest question, can someone not call 911 on policemen like these? Like, its of course illegal and since the calls are recorded, it’ll get registered or something? Like, will that in any way help in these situations?

[@Junior0G]

@@mega4318 Unfortunately the only thing you can do in a situation like this where the Officer is just breaking Departmental Policy and not a Law is to try to get a Supervisor on scene or have someone be on the phone with Dispatch relaying information to them so its documented and recorded. If the Officer is breaking a law that becomes a different situation all together. The best thing to do for situations like this where an Officer is hindering your rights or breaking policy is to document the situation in a safe manner the best way you can and just go with whatever is happening, remain completely silent and deal with it through proper channels another day. There is nothing you can do to make the situation any better when its happening, only worse.

[@oramairiza2004]

Absolutely correct. There needs to be a better system when hiring an individual for this type of work. These two tyrants do not need to be allowed to continue in their job. For that matter, the sheriff needs to step down.

[@hotrodsather]

He pry just needs more and better training.

[@DanLoFat]

Handcuffs in the hand is a rather aggressive intimidation tactic which is more of an inner city style, but we don't know how rough that County might be relatively speaking or where that particular deputy hails from. Retraining would be a good idea there. I've seen officers walk up to someone with handcuffs while jingling the handcuffs and then a few minutes later they put their handcuffs back on their belt, so while it's always signals an arrest it doesn't necessarily mean an arrest

[@dev0random]

"You're under arrest!" - For what? "We'll figure that out!" Uhh, that's now how it works Mr. Police. These officers need to be sent to prison for this, not just fired.

[@JaimeLopez-uy7hl]

👍agreeded they need to understand its illegal to kidnap citizens.

[@xJabro]

Fired? That's a weird way to spell "suspended with pay".

[@mikehunt8375]

They'll get paid leave then come right back to work. The system is broken really doesnt describe what's really going on out their every day! The public are blind to the criminal organization of the Police force.

[@Gr3nadgr3gory]

Habius Corpus!

[@weeooh1]

"You're under arrest!" - For what? For talking back to me.

[@arthurneddysmith]

These cops decided they were going to arrest him before they even approached him. And nothing he or anyone said, or proved, could stop them from arresting him. Absolutely horrible policing!

[@admthrawnuru]

They charged this guy with a felony? Geesh. But when they screw up like this we're supposed to be content with internal department "discipline" right? They are willing to ruin a man's life with abs felony charge, but how dare we demand basic accountability.

[@shawnh.6430]

“Soliciting without a permit” “soliciting what?” “Whatever you’re soliciting” Love to see it

[@kafir1mw2quick]

hmm... hmm. can't resist! *you're* not your...

[@NotSkynut]

Yeah, he moronically exposed the fact he didnt know what soliciting means.

[@my1stchance]

And no mask

[@scalpingsnake]

@@kafir1mw2quick The Officer probably said it as 'your' he's that stupid xD

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

"Whatever *you're soliciting"

[@thefreedomadvocate6579]

Two years to be a hairdresser. Six months to be a cop.... Where's the problem here?

[@kheldaur2107]

Bad haircut is a really really dangerous thing

[@DGraze]

even my developing country needs YEARSSSS to be a cop.

[@amohammed3337]

The government and states cannot afford decent training and legal advice support for police officers because they need the money to provide tax cuts, bailouts and subsidies for the rich. This is what you get when you vote for politicians who take corporate money and large donations from the wealthy.

[@griffmustard]

COP: 6 Months to TAKE a Life DOCTOR: 14 Years to SAVE a Life

[@brianhillis3701]

@@kheldaur2107 c'mon man scissors are way more dangerous than guns. Maybe barbers should wear hobbles so they cannot run with them. I have noticed an ongoing theme cops respond to a 911 call and feel compelled to stop the activity no matter how innocent it is. Problem is none of these 911 calls is an emergency. Most places have done away with normal dispatch procedures.

[@skyehamm9629]

This cop is beyond out of line. I love this neighbor lady!!!! We need more like her.

[@jaycarrillojc]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[@spiderzvow1]

I love how cops are like "we don't know why people don't trust us"

[@georgemegaw2925]

Because “mouth breathers”

[@TAKE_BACK_BRITAIN]

Not ACAB

[@OMGitsTerasu]

@@TAKE_BACK_BRITAIN ACAB. Even the ones who stay quiet.

[@MANDALORE380]

@@OMGitsTerasu what about the ones who have never seen bad cops there has never been a bad cop in my town every single one of them is super respectful and care about their community so not all cops are bad

[@Halloween111]

@@MANDALORE380 Unfortunately, you are the exception not the rule.

[@slyde7011]

The neighbor also gets an A+ for standing up for her rights and the guy

[@banjopatterson3756]

Should ALWAYS video the cops. She did an excellent job. It was only her doing this that secured the truth. Cops hate cameras even more than the Constitution.

[@MrCaptainTea]

@@banjopatterson3756 Damn, that’s how you know it’s bad. Even more than the constitution. We all know how they love to fight against everything the constitution stands for.

[@TwoToneT]

@@banjopatterson3756 “Cops hate cameras more than the Constitution”.......wow that made my day.

[@grabberorange5663]

@@MrCaptainTea n, my my my

[@120mmsmoothbore2]

@@banjopatterson3756 The only occupation where they hate being recorded, funnily enough.

[@davidmarrier2737]

Your efforts in research and education are outstanding. You have changed my outlook on my rights and given me the realization that I have been taken advantage of many times over. Thank you

[@brendatroy2843]

I LIVE IN SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN. I THINK THESE TWO COPS NEED TO LOSE THEIR JOBS AND BE PROSECUTED FOR FALSE ARREST AND ASSULT WITH INTENT TO DO BODILY HARM

[@JA-ux7dd]

Seriously this is why people have serious problems with cops. This shit gives me heartburn.

[@xtine5749]

I’ve had to stop watching, it’s giving me an ulcer.

[@timothysandridge7365]

You and me both

[@brigandphantos]

That deputy is a traitor to the constitution and deserves jail time, on top of losing his job. Slamming that guy into the car violently.... this is why there have been calls to defund the police.

[@angelaantonio2447]

Your exactly right. The bullying and egos of these cops ( not just this city ) is EXACTLY why I do not trust the police AT ALL.

[@robertbennett883]

Here's the rub, if we, as a society, enable bad conduct in officers eventually all we get is bad officers. How can this be fixed/reduced? Further training of officers so they know the laws and punitive actions on officers that violate laws/rights. It may be too late unfortunately. Why would any good person willingly submit themselves to constant hate and fear from the public ? It is pretty hard on the psyche. Hopefully someone (s) smarter than me can come up with a solution.

[@AuthenTech]

Yea huge kudos to that neighbor for helping him out

[@MrGeorgeScatos]

INDEED! Ms. Totske is a HERO!!!

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

She's probably going to be retaliated against.

[@hakonkvande6767]

Indeed. That's the kind of neighbour I'd want.

[@geekchameleon]

She even realized that she could have been arrested on the same "grounds" as Mr. Marshall. The deputy that arrested Marshall for not identifying himself turned around and tried to demand her ID, too - and she pushed back with the same vigor. Respect!

[@MichaelBelsey]

She was far calmer and collected than I would be. My blood was beginning to boil there for a minute. They had no reason to do what they were doing.

[@jeremyronald]

I used to live about 2 miles from Wyndham Town Homes and I swear its like the BCPD and Calhoun Sheriff offices go-to spot to either start some drama or to "go investigate" a legit call and then ignore it. Also, that deputy with the glasses showed up at my residence in 2018 with a female superior and they were responding to a call about someone being "attacked by a cat" and when I cracked my door open he placed his hand on my door and started pushing. I said "hey, let me change into some pants and a shirt and I can step out" (was wearing just gym shorts at the time since I was about to go to bed) and when I walked back to my chair, he walked right into my residence and his superior pulled him out forcefully and said "you can't just walk in a residence unless we have a warrant or were invited inside" and his response was "he has a gun on the table [lifted finger to point] right there, in the holster." I said "I have a CPL and don't ever step in my residence unless I say you can" to which the female superior nodded her head and then said "ok sir I think we have the wrong residence have a good night." (I see that female deputy a couple times during the week when my work takes me through this area) If he is still employed with the Sheriffs office, they need to fire him. He is a walking liability and a lawsuit waiting to happen.

[@itwasjammerthatclickedyou2262]

This is one of my favorite channels. You are always fair. Your explanations are clear and well thought out. Well done. Thank you for caring. Jerry

[@MrRoztoc]

Imagine all those victims before because no cameras or phones caught such pieces of shit.

[@docblaq]

I was one of those victims from the LAPD in the late 80’s....that’s why when the King recording came out, I was SHOCKED someone got it on video

[@ryleighs9575]

Oh they were and are commonplace. It sucks because there ARE many police departments across North America which are exactly what you'd hope they'd be, but since policing is such a necessarily invasive act (not in a bad way, just objectively by nature), the failures and crimes of bad officers and departments often have especially serious impacts on individuals' lives. Good cops do a job that does need doing, and that most of us really don't want to do ourselves. I still agree with nation-wide police reform, up to the federal level of police regulation, and not just in the US, but certainly there first.

[@ryleighs9575]

@@smilebehappy6102 What are you implying people would likely do with those addresses which would change the behaviour of the officers in question? If it's something like go to their houses and threaten or harm them, well you're a criminal. Criminals don't just exist as a counterpart to police; criminals are the real people in society who intentionally harm or take from others. I want there to be no criminals, and I want existing criminals to be prevented from committing crimes. If I took your hint correctly, I hope you're talking out of your ass, and I hope no one ever listens to you. Otherwise I hope you're arrested lol. Being anti-bad-cop don't make me pro-criminal lol

[@wish1012]

@@smilebehappy6102 I think Ryleigh doesn't understand that cops like these do dirty things to people of color because of qualified immunity. With video of them committing battery and assault they don't fear any punishment at all.

[@joshoowanats]

@@ryleighs9575 aren't police criminals when they violate constitutional rights when they unlawfully arrest somebody?

[@ubermalice9589]

The level of disrespect from these cops is worthy of a proportional response. They should immediately be fired and the county sued for damages.

[@imperfectxennial3008]

And they are racist too

[@goodcitizen6193]

@@imperfectxennial3008 Just had to say that, didn't you? So glad we found, yet another, mind reader. If he is, who gives a shit? Violating a POC is just as bad as violating a straight white man.

[@tgatt5759]

@@goodcitizen6193 you're both right. I fully believe by the body language, this was a racially profiled arrest

[@Crazyfriskyfish]

@@tgatt5759 keeping it neutral yet on point is all class brother

[@SaberusTerras]

Not just fired, IMO. what these deputies did is criminal, violation of another's rights as a government official should be a federal offense.

[@davidhaworth7152]

I really hope they follow through with legal action. This was disgusting.

[@andreabolen3801]

I wanted to cry, they were willing to ruin a person life over something so stupid! Kudos his neighbor for having his back as well as looking out for his kids. WOW, just WOW!

[@mesa9724]

So this good samaritan is actually trying to improve his community with no expectation of compensation going above and beyond his civic duties and some cops come harrass him. This type of shit makes me seriously angry.

[@rodh1404]

He was trying to form a tenants association with one stated goal of combating crime. These clowns obviously didn't want that!

[@BankRoll55]

Help by doing whatever you can to dismantle Qualified Immunity!

[@myonline1985]

It wasn't because he was forming the tenant association that they harassed and arrested him. The lead cop thought he was out collecting money and no amount of evidence could tell him otherwise. The fact the victim in this case wasn't having any of it and stood his ground just made the cop annoyed to a point he "had to prove his dominant position". It is bad policing at it's worst and sadly far too common.

[@gregnulik1975]

This kind of ''official'' behavior is why Civics died in this country. No body cares about the law when the cops don't respect you.

[@RenR70]

The shitty thing about all these cases is that the money that is paid out in these lawsuits is taxpayer money. What needs to happen is the money comes off their budget & then will start seeing some results.

[@RMS-gl6wl]

No what needs to happen is those pigs need to carry personal liability insurance for their stupidity and it will all end when it comes out of their wallets.

[@johnm840]

@@RMS-gl6wl Bingo

[@user-gi6ee8vj1y]

All settlements should be attached to their pensions.

[@ricky-sanchez]

Their budget IS tax payer money. All the ticket and fines goes back to the state. State money is a whole different thing entirely.

[@werefrogofassyria6609]

except that this is so clearly against clear law and violation of his rights, qualified immunity doesn't apply.

[@leighmorrison4362]

My first impression was that the person calling 911 was someone in the housing development who was against the formation of a tenant's association who may have called in a favour. It seemed the only reason the deputies would be so hell bent on arresting and not listening to anything proving the gentleman's innocence. Their mission was to stop him doing what he was doing, lawful or not. Nothing is as relieving as hearing scumbags like this get fired, and I can't wait to hear the outcome of legal action.

[@reneeherr4145]

My heart goes out to this man

[@breadcereal5769]

"They're still under investigation for the incident" Police Dept: "we're just waiting for Audit the Audits video to come out, so he can do all the work and we can use it to finalize everything".

[@briant7265]

I'd be good with that. It would be better than how these usually turn out.

[@herbthegreat5226]

True that

[@firstman9273]

Except AtA got this one wrong.

[@robkeen2818]

@@firstman9273 I think your just saying that so you can cause some controversy. You really don't believe in what your saying.

[@blackwaltz3135]

LOL the irony

[@skepticalopen-mind4031]

"you`re definitely tripping" That girl is a HERO!!!

[@drummerman1206]

Bastard. You got me.

[@josepha4092]

That lady was 10/10 amazing.

[@chosenone831]

8/10 10/10 if she allowed the “Suspects” into her house and demanded the officers off her property.

[@ctckean6483]

Imagine being unlawfully arrested going to the prison getting strip searched all because in the officer thought he knew the law but he didn't good thing they have immunity right in the cops get paid leave after doing that to someone holy crap

[@Flashhood1425]

They just know there’s no real consequences for them…

[@AudittheMainstream]

Example of a dangerous combination: 1) Karens that call ! 2) Cops with an IQ of room temperature ! 3) Corrupt departments that place cops on a paid vacation even if it 1st degree murder !

[@mathisbailey794]

Crazy and scary.

[@Moon_Presence]

There needs to be a law, that if police need to be investigated, their EMPLOYERS aka US. Need to do the investigations, not the police themselves.

[@EiKk4__]

2) Cops with an IQ of room temperature *in Celcius

[@AudittheMainstream]

@@EiKk4__ Lol!!! True!!!

[@whirledpeaz5758]

@@EiKk4__ IQ of Plant Life? Oh! Wait! That would be an insult to plants. I know plants smarter than this cop.

[@hypebeastwhisperer5981]

That neighbor is awesome. So many people recording typically just record and don’t say anything but she wasn’t having it and I applaud her.

[@deep6it171]

My thoughts exactly. We need more people like that!

[@zonkz8082]

Her knowledge of the law was impressive as well, she may not be at a lawyers level but she definitely wasn’t blind to what’s legal and what’s not!

[@MMM18092]

While staying calm and collected!

[@hypebeastwhisperer5981]

@@theSimoneCherie I feel like you’re not understanding what I’m saying. I’m glad she stood up to them and was able to take the kids home. Read before speaking

[@elsabeleroux7896]

You .Mr Narrator give Mr Marshall an A But he COULD HAVE DONE BETTER? RE YOURSELF I O W BEND THE KNEE EVEN MORE. NEE MAN .

[@anamneses28]

I'm very happy he was fired. His behavior was disgusting. And to that in front of the man's children. It's something they will never forget. At least he can tell them he was arrested doing what was right. Kudos to the amazing neighbor who spoke up and recorded the incident. I hope there was compensation, especially for the assault. You should never be quick to undermine a father in front of his children. The other officer knew it was wrong but said nothing. It was all over his face. We need officers with the strength of character to challenge wrongdoing. Those are leaders. When you approach citizens speaking to them like trash (and don't care that it's being recorded) that's a *huge* red flag. You're a public *servant.* Give the same respect you want.

[@MARUBLACKHEART]

Much respect to the person video taping 💯 she had his back fr fr everyone needs to be held accountable

[@russelloats]

Most common outcome: "We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong." There needs to be external investigations for this kind of stuff. A way for police departments to actually be held accountable.

[@drubdrub1621]

facts

[@brettvanwey9419]

There are ways to hold them responsible but they are far too expensive and complicated for us do to anything about it. So you’re correct, there needs to be some type of external commission that investigates and not allow the police to do it themselves.

[@blueclaws9894]

And the damn unions need to be utterly disbanded. It's disgraceful.

[@Yawdan]

There are often external investigations, but these organisations are still vias towards officers. There needs to be a neutral organisation that investigates and prosecutes police misconduct. Even district attorney offices are compromised as they have personal relationships with not only departments, but law enforcement officers themselves.

[@brucesmith9144]

State Attorney General should investigate this matter.

[@Kenyas]

I find it funny that the man who is signing to keep his community criminal/drama free when the criminal was the cop..

[@Moon_Presence]

Oh the irony 😂

[@oneilmackey1155]

How About That!

[@gmonk003]

This is the on going comedy with no end in sight.

[@lindamartinez9438]

Facts.

[@ronaldwhite1840]

This is why good people can't get a good jobs because of bad cops always trying to lock us up for no reason. He's fired I'm happy 😊

[@jd5003]

I look back at some of these videos and amazing how much of this was going on and we didn't know about.

[@Mityob67]

Brilliant analysis ATA

[@scottdenesen8044]

What is unbelievable is that without cameras this guy would be a convicted felon and that is why these police officers need to lose their badge and go to jail

[@cleech74]

That seems to be the most important underlying theme of every one of these videos. As long as the 1st Amendment stays in tact, and the word spreads about the informative & necessary information contained in the videos from this channel, and others like it, we all stand a chance of living in a better world, day by day. The work that is put in on this channel is great on so many levels. It’s awesome to know that there really are some good people in our world, working for the greater good for everyone, and for all the right reasons.🙂

[@MTW11]

They didn't go to jail but They were fired.

[@scottdenesen8044]

@@cleech74 well said man

[@BamaChad-W4CHD]

To think 9f how many people have been charged, convicted, harassed and destroyed over the years because there was no proof. Just a random persons word against "an outstanding member of the community that has served the people for years"

[@kbulay7498]

And lose his right to vote

[@IC3N1N3]

Man I can't imagine how ruined this guy's life would be been without this wonderful woman

[@joshuaecheona248]

And she was white

[@Paul_dw_Kersey]

@@joshuaecheona248 Most whites and most blacks, and other races would get along just fine if it weren’t for idiots, politicians, and criminals like these dirtbag cops.

[@joshuaecheona248]

@@Paul_dw_Kersey I beg to differ my guy a lot of these cops come in this career with hidden agendas already as well you don’t think that plays a part too

[@-Me_]

@@joshuaecheona248 and that's why they get so far ahead in the system

[@samwell707]

Probably not ruined at all. A major inconvenience, yes. Dude shouldn’t have been arrested. But ruined. I don’t see it.

[@grandmaj5046]

The woman whose property they were on deserved an A as well for standing up to the officers!

[@oliverholness8033]

A felony?!?! Aw man, they just giving away money out there. Lol....they better sue. Not just to do their part in trying to make sure that others dont face this type of b.s. but equally or great than that. The children need to see that they must fight against these types of tyrannical acts!

[@sotterson8544]

Love how the homeowner knows that petitioning is a constitutionally protected right

[@russellupchurch8406]

And stood up for him.

[@Roboticdoughbull3k]

imagine if she could defend her family, friends and neighbors from unconstitutional terrorism with deadly force against their unlawful force that inevitably leads to whatever force they have to perform to violate one's right's. This is absolutely terrorism.

[@justinmiller5660]

So is soliciting, it's still free speech.

[@justinknighton-po4vn]

They were sent by the slum lord to stop him from getting those signatures, and it's even worse if it's section 8 housing.

[@ken73751]

Both deputies should be fired. I understand the deputy wearing the glasses was fired, but the other one that stood by, watched, and did nothing to protect the victim from an unlawful arrest is just as guilty as the other. Both deputies are guilty PERIOD.

[@Rhewin]

His union would immediately throw a fit and say he did nothing wrong. The thin blue line protects itself above all else.

[@leondillon8723]

@@Rhewin There is also Civil Service protections. Several PDs have been forced to rehire with back pay and the same rank, or position.

[@ToddKing]

This is why I refute the fact that there are "good cops". Yes, the other one stood by and did nothing and should be fired but I guarantee this was not the first time he had done something like that and every cop in that department knew he had no business being a cop but no one said a thing making them all bad cops.

[@silverblade357]

@@ToddKing Yup. Unless you have the brass balls and moral strength to say, "You're wrong!" when another cop is clearly in the wrong, you are an accomplice. You don't get to wear wear white hat because you were less of an asshole!

[@T3RR4212]

Whenever you click on one of these with the title "officer fired for gross misconduct", 10 times out of 10 its "they handed in their resignation three days later and are ow worki g for palm beach county sheriffs office"

[@rachelcallahan2612]

There ought to be a law against "Law Enforcement Officers" who are ignorant of the laws that have pledged to enforce! - PITIFUL! 😠

[@rcmantel]

These deputies should be required to pay Mr. Marshals’s attorney costs. It is shameful that police in our country have such lack of knowledge in our laws.

[@gardener5857]

Here's my problem. More times than not, even AFTER the cities or counties have paid out huge lawsuits, these Bozo's are more often than not, still LEO, somewhere.

[@gardener5857]

@black wolf101 You're absolutely right. We also need standardized training everywhere, and a no tolerance approach to bad actors. The cronyism in law enforcement agencies has to come to an end.

[@131313griffin]

Exactly!

[@Ulsternial]

That’s THE problem.

[@Etchfamilyguy]

Tax payers pay for the lawsuit, not the officers, sheriff or department. So what are the repercussions if they don't have to pay for anything

[@gardener5857]

@@Etchfamilyguy That's why these videos are so powerful. Otherwise, how would we know? Much gratitude to Audit the Audit.

[@Robocline]

Got to love how the sheriffs dept still defended him by claiming he was right just not in that county. Sorry but collecting signatures is legal in all jurisdictions. It's called the 1st amendment.

[@ToxicityAssured]

This is what all the other commenters are missing. The cop said the guy was guilty of soliciting, it's just legal there. He was not soliciting anything. The big boss cop copsplained it so fucking smoothly I hardly noticed. The general public watching a clip unaware of the details is instantly brainwashed.

[@fatdoi003]

@@hoesmedown maybe more of the same

[@durhamdf]

Something that just occurred to me. I don’t expect law enforcement to have memorized every municipal code. That is unreasonable. But when called to address an accusation of possible criminal behavior I would expect that en-route they should always look up the relevant codes or otherwise radio in to a supervisor for advice and to look up the relevant codes as they respond. It’s not good enough to say that they thought there was a municipal code outlawing solicitation! That should be something they confirm quickly BEFORE they begin demanding citizens to surrender their rights and escalating encounters! Maybe requiring a desk officer at all times or specially trained dispatch officers proficient in conducting quick reference research of relevant state and local statutes as well as being able to provide basic instructions on preserving civil rights of an issue comes up. Seems reasonable no?

[@APunisherKnight]

Bravo to the person filming

[@user-eb4vs6si1n]

"put your hands behind your back" "I'm not doing anything illegal" "We don't know that, put your hands behind your back" "I'm getting signatures" "You're soliciting, put your hands behind your back" "That's not illegal" "We can't think of anything else to do, we're very low skilled individuals"

[@wish1012]

@@MDaVela cops doing anything to give a black man a record. The hatred is so obviously clear.

[@christophercombs7561]

@@wish1012 its not racial cops are shit to everyone this is a combination of unearned authority, massive egos, and pure form ignorance which is pretty much cops as a whole cops arent out there to actually enforce laws they are revenue arm for the state and are wholly immoral

[@rwmartinez1262]

@@christophercombs7561 I'm so tired of color-blind theorist dissociation of race whenever African-Americans interact with law enforcement. You are not going to tell a group how they should discern "slave patrollers."

[@christophercombs7561]

@@rwmartinez1262 except i have been treated similarly by police but thats anecdotal and dosnt count as evidence of anything and neither does the "feelings or lived experiences" of people count as evidence at all the DOJ statistics are clear over the last 3 decades at least that cops behave this way regadless of demographic

[@66smedrock83]

@@christophercombs7561 as much as I agree that police go for any colour for revenue.. You are naive and quite frankly stupid. If that man was a white woman he would of walked free, if that man was a white man gathering trump votes he would of walked free, if that man was a white kid he would of walked free, because he was black and they’ve been taught mentally theyre inferior he seen him automatically as a criminal. Even black police have been arrested numerous times even after stating they are police, this is definitely a race issue. So I’ll say it again.. you are naive or stupid wake up.

[@cgn2570]

This is a prime example of why we should always video any and all interactions with the police. Things can go sideways quick.

[@slim6193]

Exactly.

[@Strideo1]

Definitely. And our governments should actually be firing police officers who behave this way. There absolutely needs to be consequences for police who violate citizens' rights.

[@edwardsencion6167]

Depending on the officers attitude that day plus city or state your in , recording the interaction like you say, will be enough to get you arrested , your vehicle impounded, slamed on the ground ect ect. INSTANTLY FOR DOING SO. It is so sad the way they treat us all now. And get away with 99% of all the crap they do... And the few that get in trouble get administrative paid leave !!!!!! Wheres the justice in that????

[@SpencerfromEarth]

never talk to cops

[@j.williams5876]

Something similar happened to me. Check the video on my channel.

[@regularstan6212]

I never seen a no Solicitation violation upheld in court

[@TheStrategyWargamer]

They should be terminated. And the city/ town should be sued by the defendant

[@ArcherR135]

“I’m dealin’ with him not you.” The goddamn arrogance and ego it must take to say that to someone *on that person’s property* is staggering.

[@paulo7200]

You would think they might want to talk to the "victim" of the alleged solicitation and only independent witness lol

[@xXxtoodeeepxXx]

Yeah lol wouldn't try that out here where theirs no City lights lol

[@brokentombot]

Yeah that's what I was thinking. He is on her property for no reason and tells her to bug off. Like.... wtf mate.

[@damienholland8103]

American cops have had problems with having a massive ego for a long, long time.

[@RMS-gl6wl]

@@damienholland8103 not enough of them get punished for their ignorance.

[@chav68]

As of January 22, Deputy Hamilton was fired.

[@carapo66]

Nice.

[@jayscards8640]

Not enough...

[@syko2164]

Should have be arrested.

[@robertbartlettii7279]

I agree. He SHOULD be charged with violating this person's Constitutionally protected rights.

[@dougk1601]

Good. Now he needs to sue his ass in a civil suit, then the department, and his partner for not intervening in this unlawful, tyrannical behavior...

[@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle]

Ms. Totsky was absolutely incredible. What courage. Unrelenting, direct, but peaceful. Wish all of our citizens were as informed and courageous.

[@atraxian5881]

Cop: *after asking no questions and not bothering to make any attempt at investigating the matter* "put your hands behind your back" ... Great interaction ...

[@remycallie]

"I'm collecting signatures" "Signatures for what?" "It doesn't matter" "It DOES matter" -- because if we don't like what you're collecting signatures for, we're going to arrest you.

[@sundarbe]

No it doesn’t matter, even if you’re collecting signatures for something we like you are still going down. You know.. you have too much melanin in your skin, we absolutely can’t stand it.

[@Rocanala]

It still doesn’t matter that that won’t stop them front arresting him. They didn’t even try to get to the heart of the matter. They simply tried to cuff him first.

[@MissSpaz]

@@Rocanala That's the point lol

[@thescenarios5934]

@@sundarbe here in Michigan, color doesn't matter, they treat us all like shit.

[@saltpepper1894]

100% ...he didnt dare say what it was for...

[@rickkoshak4919]

These thugs have become so used to violating people’s rights that it becomes second nature to them. Qualified immunity needs to be removed.

[@ArcherR135]

Qualified immunity is just an excuse for officers to break the law and intimidate people. If qualified immunity wasn’t a thing, interactions like this wouldn’t happen because officers would get **YEARS** in jail for it.

[@danielwebster5748]

Lately cops are having to pay out of their own pocket but that's the only if you can prove it in federal court they need qualified immunity removed on a state level as well as well as the county and city they're Servicing

[@sophie-963]

Despicable !!!!!!

[@camopaint0707]

10:44 his silence spoke volumes....he knew they were done

[@user-yz4wx1er1x]

My dad got a lawyer so they definitely getting sued for this shit

[@gardener5857]

Good to hear. I hope part of his lawsuit calls for better training & stricter supervision of LEO's in that community. Best of luck.

[@janis2280]

Kidnapping would stand?

[@jasonblanke321]

Good.

[@gardener5857]

@black wolf101 They are required, in most instances, to do less weapons training than I do. I'm not a fanatic, either. I'm a grandmother. But I go to the range. I practice my aim.

[@ericenfield2193]

@black wolf101 the training they receive is often physical, use of force, weapons, tactics and so on. The training they NEED is understanding of laws, codes and so on, de-escalation and psychology to understand the person they're interacting with.

[@raymondboulanger2908]

Sad part is that officer who was fired will just be hired by another county , or city police force.

[@sanbrunosoul]

Yep and the sheriff 💩who fired him made sure he had another job before he was fired I bet you he even called in a favor to another police dept smh our justice system is a friggin ..Sad joke 👎🏽🤡

[@kryptism]

They do it all the time Florida and California!

[@snikksnakk4445]

OMFG, your kidding. They should make laws to stop fired cops to be able to work as cops other places. Fired from the force means fired, cmon, wtf is wrong with the system.

[@bettyhenderson1621]

@@snikksnakk4445 everything is wrong with the system

[@snikksnakk4445]

@@bettyhenderson1621 Yes, sadly. :(

[@Rmz7900...]

Agreed both should be relieved and held accountable

[@bl757]

"We had a caller" that makes my blood boil.

[@tyvernoverlord5363]

Callers need to get a visit

[@bl757]

@@tyvernoverlord5363 it starts with 911 dispatch either they need training or authorization to inform nosy busybody "callers" what is and is not a crime

[@ajkendro3413]

I hate the "We got a call" excuse. 1. If the call is anonymous DIREGARD THE CALL. 2. If caller gives name and address GO TO THEM FIRST 3. Now that you may have started an actual investigation CONTINUE ON WITHOUT VIOLATING A PERSON'S RIGHTS. I do not understand how an investigation starts at the end and goes backwards. The LEO's should start with the accuser first then, if valid, go to the accused.

[@KrazyKarentv]

They make things up as they go no one called

[@utubepunk]

Yup. That's always the excuse. SOMEBODY CALLED so we're here & we gotta arrest someone. 🙄

[@tedphillips2501]

The officer should have been arrested for the felony of violating this man's civil rights.

[@mathisbailey794]

true

[@AgentFour]

Deprivation of rights under color of law.

[@williamfleckenstein7316]

Stop with the civil rights bullshit. You don't have any. You have rights that's it. Civil rights were appointed to recently freed slaves. By claiming you have civil rights you're saying you're a freed slave.

[@hihavewemet6520]

@@williamfleckenstein7316 “Civil rights are personal rights guaranteed and protected by the U.S. Constitution and federal laws enacted by Congress” everyone outside of the law recognizes that Civil Rights are rights given to citizens. Civil rights were given to people of color in the 14th amendment suggesting civil rights existed before they were given to people of color, so even white people had them and other legal immigrants at the time. So no, civil rights are not exclusive to colored people, they are exclusive to citizens of the United States. Maybe if you learned your history and laws you wouldn’t look so dumb and ignorant. Please go back to school, the 1980s school system wasn’t enough obviously.

[@williamfleckenstein7316]

@@hihavewemet6520 Your interpretation is hilariously misinformed. Civil rights were granted to freed slaves. No one alive today is a freed slave. Therefore you don't have civil rights. You lower your status in a court of law if you make this claim. The people in the United States for America simply have rights, granted by God, secured by government.

[@Asger21]

The great walk of shame @10:40😂

[@jmcrapo32]

Arrested for petitioning while black. She is right, they messed up.

[@anthonyhenderson892]

Lawsuit

[@franklugo6928]

There is no evidence that he was accosted because the color of his skin. His rights were violated by 2 incompetent officers, and I hope he does sue, but to inject race is based on your obvious biased opinion without evidence does not help anyone. Just because the cops are douche bags doesn't automatically make them racist douche bags.

[@robertdore9592]

America has to do something about it's fear of the black man; this incident was a case of someone with an agenda, a phone, prejudice and too much spare time. As the police in the US are armed with at least two forms of lethal weaponry everyone should think twice about acting out of pure malice - this is one of the reasons that innocent people get shout.

[@MisterLumpkin]

@@franklugo6928 There are plenty of similar parallel situations involving police to know that white and black men are treated very differently by police.

[@npickle54]

@@MisterLumpkin there are not I've seen plenty of white people harassed and more even killed you are biased

[@LitchAustin]

So, the thing he was collecting signatures for was a tenants union. I am willing to bet that the people that called the cops were owners/managers trying to squelch that.

[@topherak8450]

That was my first thought as well.

[@paulbob234]

I was thinking that as well.

[@burningsnow9870]

It's pretty common from what I hear. People like them often have the money and time to schmooze with police and gain personal connections to law enforcement. Especially in rural or small town communities. There's a family in a nearby town by me where my mom lived where the police ignored certian traffic violations or issues for a certian family who owned one of the few apartment complexes. And used the police to intimidate or harass residents who protested their slum lord practices.

[@elrey8876]

*YOU'RE* probably right. But another common denominator in so many of these clips are nasty-minded neighborhood Karens and Kens who can't wait to report someone for crimes like 'loitering while black' or 'going about their legal business*.

[@megannoe2057]

Not all heroes wear capes, and Ms. Touski proves it! I hope Mr. Marshall squeezes every last cent from the violent and unhinged officers department.

[@frootlooper]

What an upstanding lady

[@rodneyrader2756]

Removing qualified immunity would bring this shit to a halt!!

[@James-xn8xe]

So true! I find it absolutely ridiculous that if a citizen is charged with a crime and there is no legal precedent AKA a grey area he can be charged and penalized for the crime. But when an officer breaks the law and its a grey area he gets immunity. That is ass backwards, and officers should be EXPECTED to know the law.

[@bashkillszombies]

I'm not licensed in your jurisdiction but have read enough about your legal system to know that his qualified immunity ceased the moment that he infringed upon his fourth amendment rights. I might be wrong though, law school was heading to twenty years ago for me now and the stuff we read about other areas was limited.

[@JoeGraves24]

Too many times we see so called law enforcement getting an “F” because of ego tripping self righteousness.

[@israelyudah425]

U got that right

[@RickH07]

Ego has nothing to do with this bad arrest

[@kryptism]

This 1 is an F-!

[@Phuk-Yu]

@@israelyudah425 this was at least 90% ego dude, did you see the facial expressions of the arresting officer? He was big mad

[@useyournoodle100]

@@RickH07 Yes is does, that cop was not even going to consider that he could be wrong. That is EGO!

[@Hugs273]

they should investigate to find out which neighbor called the cops.

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

"there was a phone call" Apparantly that line can have all your rights violated.

[@angelaantonio2447]

And that scares me more than anything else I can think of.

[@ernsty346]

Karen strikes again.

[@wertiaaudit5746]

Deprivation of happiness is an act of terrorism. Unrelated inquiry What is the purpose of the patriot act

[@usul573]

Someone might be doing something somewhere at some point and we're not going to allow that.

[@ajkendro3413]

If a phone call comes in and the caller refuses to give name and address, the investigation is OVER. Investigations should start with the complainant. How many times does the complainant complain about some he/she doesn't like but isn't a crime. By starting with the complainant and the officers knowing the law these idiotic stops will go away.

[@ronsam6160]

America really needs to get rid of Qualified Immunity

[@simonjohnston9488]

Qualified Immunity only applies in civil court, when they're sued by their victims. Yes it needs to be trashed, but it's more about the power of unions, police gang culture, and cowardly leaders - if they're not just as bad... criminal police need to be criminally charged. They need to be disciplined properly if it's not quite criminal. But yes - QI needs to be drastically curtailed.

[@fettifinance3196]

@@simonjohnston9488 If we can finally sue these cops and hold them liable and bring them to civil court, they will think twice before violating the law.

[@GiordanDiodato]

@@simonjohnston9488 police unions are probably the one type of union I wouldn't mind being dissolved

[@coachp1389]

Absolutely qualified immunity should be abolished. In addition, qualified immunity only applies when an officer is not breaking the law. This officer was clearly breaking the law, thus qualified immunity does not apply. Acting under color of law does not make you immune to prosecution

[@robertdore9592]

That'll never happen. The reason that that principle is upheld is to keep the likes on Biden, Clinton and Pelosi out of jail

[@cindybrown4979]

Someone please tell me that they sued them and got compensation. This was just outrageous and those deputies should have been fired!

[@lowercherty]

I understand that the deputy was fired and there was a six figure settlement.

[@lowercherty]

I understand that the deputy was fired and there was a six figure settlement.

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

@@lowerchertyPROOF? WHERE?

[@peterrunting1688]

Why is it that so often in these interactions, police arrive misinformed about a situation and, when discovering the reality of the situation, they throw their toys out of the pram and try and make it an arrest/ticket/warning, as if they'll be humiliated for leaving people alone

[@JunkYardCardGuy]

The best part..."yall messed up, ya messed up." Officer Pudgy's expression was worth his weight of gold!!

[@judgebison]

worth his weight in donuts

[@elrey8876]

*YOU CAN SEE* by the look in his eyes that he knows this was an unrighteous action, but he just stood there kicking rocks while his partner broke multiple laws. He couldn't bring himself to do the right thing instead of holding the Blue Line. And that's why there are so few 'good apples'.

[@JunkYardCardGuy]

@@elrey8876 100% perfect...

[@stevenn.3416]

The neighbor definitely called it. “Ya’ll done messed up.”

[@butterricanpapi]

Get An F! 😂😂😂 Love the emphasis you put on it, just love it

[@ronallen6578]

If you don't get a penny, Mr. Calhoun should file suit if for no other reason get these embarrassing excuses for law enforcement officers fired. This crap goes on 24/7 in every city, county and state. It's out of control

[@amandabrown1246]

They wanted to arrest him and take his kids to protective so the parents would have a case with CPS , any thing to destroy a family for no reason

[@HardWhereHero]

That's exactly what they were thinking of doing. Jamming him up with cps to give him something else to worry about to take the focus off of their display of total b.s.

[@MultiLimpet]

Poor people have no fair chance in the legal system. Rich people get away with murder.

[@privateuser1780]

Reverse Uno card, charge the deputies with felony kidnapping.

[@thecheshirecat299]

I say shoot the trespassers and kidnappers .. problem Solved

[@taylorbakken6524]

Hahahahaha