First Amendment audit OakCreek post office OakCreek Wisconsin

First Amendment audit OakCreek post office . I was just leaving when the police showed up.I thought it was a pass .but i was wrong.yes i did talk to the one cop a bit to much. I was going to give the police a pass but they decided to try and follow me so for that reason i'll give them a fail.

[@nicknitro4420]

The Supreme Court admitted in Castle Rock v. Gonzales that the police are under no legal obligation to protect anyone. That phrase, “To Protect and Serve,” written on the side of their vehicles Just a PR slogan.

[@nicknitro4420]

The Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that police officers at all levels of the government have no duty to protect the citizens of this country. It is the job of police officers to issue traffic citations, investigate crimes and arrest criminals. We are on our own for protection.

[@mikespain8655]

It's amazing how many police claim they have never heard about Supreme Court case about police not responsible for our public safety. Young cop was cool, you talk too much.

[@alisonb4898]

A cop with bad hearing.....that explains why they can never hear it when someone shouts " IM UNARMED "

[@gorkon1971]

Where do people think they can just call the police when they are offended by something, especially if it is a legal action? That is a misuse of a public resource. The dispatchers need to grow a spine and the police officers need to know when they should act, and how to act. Observe, record, and drive on.

[@minimac721]

Keep up with the good work thank you

[@kentcyclist]

JMAC Jmac hes an idiot

[@shakey2634]

When a cop says "Why don't you want to ID?" Ask them to produce their drivers license and see what they say. When the say no, ask them why they don't want to ID.

[@wxmyjnsn]

Don't ever ask them to show you their ID many will call your bluff. Then something will happen at their house and they will arrest you for it! DON'T FALL FOR IT!

[@4catsnow]

"Can you put you're arms around each other.?"....that was hilarious...your uploads are getting better,,man.....

[@why1itsme]

People going to church make ME nervous, close them all down! My fears should trump the Constitution. /sarcasm

[@larrylay4010]

why1itsme you should go back to Siberia and stay with your family

[@why1itsme]

Larry--Did you miss my note? While some religious people do make me nervous, I would ALWAYS support their rights.

[@ouyrwq]

Nope. First amendment protected activity.

[@kentcyclist]

why1itsme r u mad

[@kentcyclist]

Avraam Kalas who is thw asshole? Cop decent. Cameraman idiot

[@cullen2106]

Sir i have been praying for you every day of The week And thats The Truth of The matter of fact.!'

[@outdoorjeepadventures1416]

Awesome video!!! Great job!!!!

[@tongmaa]

Stalking IS a crime and this cop is a criminal ...

[@paulgeyer1067]

"Officer, I am a citizen on a sidewalk in public taking photographs. That is neither a felony nor a misdemeanor. However someone may have called 911 for a non-emergency which is an offense that deprives citizens of essential first responders while they are on that call. As a citizen and a taxpayer, I request you investigate that instead of a law abiding person." You see, an audit is a fail if there are no consequences for misconduct.

[@SamS-fd5qt]

Paul Geyer Yeah because someone is going to be able to remember that whole thing and recite it even 50% word for word right? Lol

[@newsnowpittsburgh5663]

Paul Geyer POW!

[@rickjanson1936]

Good job but you might want to keep asking them questions. How many internal review complaints do you have? How many times did you lie in court last month? 10,20, too many to count? Everytime they ask you a question ask them a question. Have you ever beaten your wife, girlfriend or boyfriend? Are you being treated for PTSD? Do you take steroids, you're aggressive? Did your mom marry her cousin? Are you the product of inbreeding? When they ask you what your plans are respond with you're not my parents, what are your plans? Again good job standing your ground and sticking up for your rights.

[@WyldApache]

The cop with the cap was very courteous and professional! Good job

[@robertsparling]

No, don't be fooled by a friendly demeanor. He was investigating and looking for a crime.

[@BoogyWoogyCreep]

Yep, it's called "Fishing".

[@j-stilt9746]

FluxMaster Flex You mean he's a decent actor.

[@crankyjack7573]

Those cops were pretty chill.

[@interestedparty00]

It's great to leave to prove that you're not being detained, but it makes the postal workers think that they successfully got rid of you by calling the police and scaring you away.

[@bobbybackpain]

interestedparty agreed. must stay after police interaction. to prove cops didn't run you off. or no education for people being audited .

[@1956Johnk]

Good audit. I thing you should recommend to the police that nervous people see their doctor or a therapist.

[@wannabeahuman7609]

Can you put your arms around each other? 18:31 I almost spit my drink on the computer!! Oh dear god, that was funny!

[@firdarrigs]

He sussed out that the cop might be Gay

[@samuellane8691]

"It makes people nervous." My answer would have been, "I don't care if they have an epileptic seizure."

[@michelehofstetter4803]

Avraam Kalas: Probably someone who can spell "professor" & knows how to turn their fucking cap lock button off ...

[@jerrybushman]

Yes you can record in the retail part where the customers are

[@thatonegirl4676]

@Avraam Kalas It's actually in the DHS memo that was released in 2010 and 2018 regarding filming federal buildings.

[@JaneNayes]

I like that young police officer. I wish there were more cops like him.

[@alanpeters2273]

The Sargent had been there only 30 seconds before he came out with the first steps of asking for your ID, do you live around here.

[@robertsparling]

Sergeant

[@j-stilt9746]

Sarnt

[@lewiekab]

"Can you put your arms around each other?" -bwahahahaaa

[@POETIC2688]

Thumbs up! Thank you for what you do!!! Peace, POETIC.

[@95bochamp]

"You have to give us something to go on.", which is code for "If we go back to the station and report that we didn't violate at least one of your rights, then we will look bad.".

[@johndunbar1678]

I honestly feel sorry for the cops who respond to these calls nowadays. You would think that they would be aware of the laws by now. Pathetic.

[@finbarmartin9761]

MERE SUSPICION PERHAPS REASONABLE SUSPICION NO - HERE'S WHY: They are clearly are not aware of the threshold level of suspicion being that of REASONABLE SUSPICION ... filming in public can be seen as suspicious , yes, but absent any facts or evidence of criminality it remains MERE SUSPICION where policed are taught to engage lightly and observe . Here is material for you to get familiar with the legal concept of suspicion. Have a read and research the concept more and you will see that the totality of circumstances do not lead to REASONABLE SUSPICION. MERE SUSPICION means that the officer has a gut feeling that something is not right, but the officer cannot point to any specific facts; it is something like intuition. Suspicion means that the officer knows a minor fact, or has some larger fact that came from an unknown or unreliable source that suggests that evidence may be located somewhere or someone has committed a crime. For instance, an officer stops a person on the street to ask a question and the person quickly puts a hand in a pocket. Or, the officer may find a piece of paper on the street which says that a particular person is selling drugs.

[@ebsenraptzski9522]

a gun and a badge allows you to suspect anyone of anything

[@finbarmartin9761]

EBSEN ... People with guns and badges are also held accountable to standards of law although this may not be apparent or obvious in many cases.

[@stephenmayer9228]

Finbar Martin No sir, if someone with a badge shoots you they are rarely charged and almost never convicted.

[@finbarmartin9761]

STEVEN-Unfortunately you are correct but people should continue to stand up for their rights and not be instantly bullied by authorities ..some do get disciplined , demoted and some even get fired ..not enough mind you.

[@djnatedjn8787]

Keep up the Great Work 💪🏽🇺🇸👍🏽🚔🎥

[@darrylkennedy2125]

Canadian Geese eh...GOOD audit SIR...well handled. .keep em coming. .New Zealand out @1-47 Sunday arvo NZ time.☺☺☺☺👍👍👍👍

[@nicholastimperio4133]

After police contact you should always go back so the employees don't think you got ran off by the cops.

[@RagingRobLegacy]

I always do

[@kittierney8394]

love you , your doing a great job

[@Tessesman]

This is a great example of a cop doing his job and not acting like a power hungry douch.

[@Gobs2012]

Looks to me as if the LEO's goal was to keep you talking, to evaluate whether or not you were a risk.

[@LeglEgl100]

Well done. There's nothing wrong with engaging in civil conversation. The Sgt. did well when you stood your ground and he dismissed everyone.

[@hybridprepper9]

You should head north one of these days and see how the smaller cities do. Pulaski, Shawano, Clintonville, Antigo, etc.

[@ebsenraptzski9522]

you should get a camera

[@newsnowpittsburgh5663]

Someones "nervousness" doesnt trump my rights! I get "nervous" when I ride my bike afraid I may get hit by a car. Does that mean people should stop driving........OF COURSE NOT! That was EXCELLENT!

[@jabba0975]

Good job walking him away from his car. The farther the better.

[@Gobs2012]

For how long did they follow you? And did they find your car?

[@Tessesman]

I grew up in Oak Creek . I moved in 83, the town has grown so much I don't recognize it.

[@iannzht]

Seriously, if that cop's hearing really is that bad then he puts himself and his fellow officers at risk

[@ar47yrr4p]

In my opinion..the cop you said was being respectful...was not being respectful. It was part of their psychological tactics to get you talking and revealing information. You still did a good job at not giving info you were not required to..but the cop still tried to trick you into stuff! That's just my opinion. Great audit though!

[@deadbeatbillionaires]

This auditor should have a talk show

[@illest69ful]

Who was that hot chic that walked by

[@barkerd427]

The main cop is a model for all cops to be judged by. He continually deescalated the situation, he was respectful, he was honest, and he appeared genuine.

[@ceoofyoutube8436]

That cop carries himself like a Mormon missionary

[@thatonegirl4676]

Can you please use a different font? The black is hard to view.

[@kentcyclist]

That One Girl yes

[@TheJunkyardNews]

Good job :)

[@newsnowwisconsin6669]

TheJunkyard News thanks. I think it awesome when a well known KZbin comments on my videos thanks again.

[@bloodybones63]

You get better & better. Good job.

[@anacletobermudez6679]

Good video. Just one suggestion: The black letters against the police uniforms makes it hard to read em, so I think changing them would be better.

[@newsnowwisconsin6669]

Anacleto Bermudez thanks. Sorry about that. Thanks for your comment.

[@squeezeracer]

Good job. You got NEWS about what is going on in the current administration.

[@MrChaosTheory09]

We have reason to speak to you....well I don't have reason to speak to you...fucking priceless man. Subbed now!

[@ellea3344]

The bs tough guy "I'm conducting and investigation" didn't work, so he switches to the "nice guy" approach. Again, talking to police is asking for trouble. Simply ask, "(officer name) (officer badge number) are you lying for the record in and effort to manufacture probable cause for arrest?" When they ask if you are a laywer, "For the record, (officer name) (officer badge number) is not a lawyer." And the best way I have experienced and seen to end an interaction is to simply walk away and say "have a nice day", or "you're dismissed".

[@amberbattisti1094]

Well done! The younger cop was very professional, hope he stays that way!

[@robertsparling]

No, he was looking for wrongdoing also. His babyface just makes him seem more innocent.

[@velocibadgery]

One thing that I like is that even though you were willing to talk about general stuff, whenever they asked about specifics you just said nothing. I wish you wouldn't have talked at all, but that was much better than some people who end up getting flustered and accidentally giving away information.

[@Errror404]

Yeah, the cop has poor hearing right? He just wants you top speak louder into his wireless mic and record you.

[@plucas9324]

Ethan M. Cop with poor hearing would be cut loose on disability.

[@jackgarand7284]

That one cop was likable and reasonable. RARE.

[@edhartgrove7552]

Yep. The first cop was OK. I especially liked the part about not giving up your hobby solely because it makes other people uneasy. That's a great way of putting it. I had to laugh when the younger cop didn't want to be filmed saying he didn't like the new color scheme of the patrol cars. What do you suppose he was afraid of? Reprisal because he liked the older colors? SMH

[@WorldofKlown]

FIrst police contact around 10:40 pretty boring till then.

[@TRIMDOC]

Learn these 4 words. "I Don't Answer Questions".

[@jm3677cm]

The geese where trespassing

[@robertfelton7275]

The Canadian geese were polite.

[@INDIANAJOEVLOGS]

Awesome COPS! =)

[@righttorecord3538]

Write down all of the stupid questions and comments you know cops are going to spew, write down what you consider an appropriate response (something witty, vulgar, snarky, whatever), then read everything aloud at least 100 times. The next time you're confronted by a cop you will be amazed how magically your responses flow out of your mouth when they say something stupid. Also learn your state's laws about loitering, disturbing the peace, trespassing, etc. verbatim so you can make fools of the cops who try and make up laws or apply them incorrectly. It's best to not respond to cops questions at all (and SCOTUS Justices will tell you so) but if you are going to respond, answer questions with questions ("Do you have an ID?" "Why is that any of your business?") or learn to magic words, "So what?" as in "it's making them nervous," "So what?" Also print out HQ-1B-012-2010 and tell the next cop who says something about recording federal buildings to wipe his ass with it. When they start to follow you, simply stand near them and extend a middle finger, you might also want to chant "F*#k the police.". They'll either lose their minds and do something illegal about it, or they'll have to sit there and be humiliated in public.

[@dwainmcwilliams2043]

Right to Record There is not enough paper in the World to write down all the stupid questions they can and might answer.

[@grumpyoldman3597]

Right to Record - I constantly tell folks to write down and role play the Q&A stuff so they have a good flow and direct precise answers... however the reason to print out the DHS memo is not to recite it to officers or shove it in their nose, its so if they book you for a made up crime related to recording the facilities, they literally have to book that piece of paper as your personal belongings or evidence, and nothing will be more ironic than that listed...

[@righttorecord3538]

Dwain McWilliams - I suspect most folks would "write" all of this down on a computer, so I doubt running out of recording space would be an issue, but your point is figuratively accurate.

[@righttorecord3538]

DooshBlock/Watch org Why don't you ask him?

[@newsnowwisconsin6669]

we might be because my first and middle name are the same as his News Now .but are last name's are different because we have different father's. his dad's last name was Houston and my dad's last name was Wisconsin. you are pretty smart to notice that we were hoping to keep it a secret. well now the cat's out of the bag!!!!!!!!!! thanks alot

[@alanpeters2273]

The arrival of the third office undid all the good work of the decent cop. He reverted to type and thought that you were a disgrace for not treating him they way he usually demands to be treat, how dare you defy his arrogance.

[@Kusoka1]

Nice job. Young respectful cop hasn't been to the "tyrant punchbowl" like the other two LEOs have been.

[@barryfields2964]

mnmbohlman not yet.

[@robertsparling]

Don't be fooled by a babyface and pleasantry. He was investigating and looking for criminal activity.

[@barryfields2964]

JusticeAA his job is not to harass law abiding citizens engaging in a constitutionally protected act. This is a clear case of bad cop worst cop

[@barryfields2964]

JusticeAA his job is not to harass law abiding citizens engaging in a constitutionally protected act. This is a clear case of bad cop worst cop

[@Ubique2927]

The Supreme Court has ruled that your safety is not his concern.

[@richardroberson7971]

When did walking on public sidewalk become unlawful? When did suspicious become a crime? Why did they stop you for lawful activity? It's called harrassment and violation of 1st amendment rights ! Gestapo attack! Concern for your safety? Then why have sidewalks?Now unlawfully stalking begins! Looks like a lawsuit coming !

[@MrBrad612]

10:40 before anything happens Really? Just get to the meat and potatoes.

[@billybaty8911]

If they're nervous, they should have called a psychiatrist or perhaps a massage therapist and NOT a cop! Cops tend to make one MORE nervous!

[@juniorvinsonhill1898]

"HERE IS THE DEAL". The cop is making legal deals on the sidewalk

[@numptyjames1]

police always say everbody else gives us there details yes they do because they dont no better and youve got away with for to long

[@sontzu7058]

Ok I have to give it up young cop was doing his lil cop job thing but was cool as far as cops go.

[@Robert-zm5rx]

what's with the audio? It keeps dropping out.

[@corbinkanneman1653]

cop was experiencing the same apparently

[@Hughster49]

You should have shut these guys down much faster.

[@aintnonerd]

Trump in the Whitehouse makes me nervous....can I call 911 now?

[@weareearthguardians1417]

So if I call about a fat guy at McDonald's eating a cheese burger... will the cops come in all huffy an puffy an tell the fat guy to put the cheese burger down... because there was a complaint ... Supreme Court ruled law enforcement are not responsible for public safety...the public are 👉individuals👈responsible for their own safety...

[@Jolnichek]

The main cop was very cool and professional. I vote pass.

[@POLICESTATENEWJERSEY]

I would love to see, when an auditor is told that a post office is private property, the auditor ask the police officers to go charge all the customers with trespassing.

[@hopelessinwinterhave]

The Sgt. looked at the young cop like, why are you so nice to him.

[@jinjerfanatic1372]

What they really hate is you asking them the same questions they pose to you .Officer = Whats your name ? Me = Officer whats your name ? Officer = Do you have ID ? Me = Officer do you have ID? Officer = Are you filming ? Me = Officer are you filming ?

[@EricRedbear]

USPS Poster 7 - you can film ANYWHERE in the post office where you have a legal right to be, including in the retail area. And even if you may not ENTER unauthorized areas, you can still film it if your eyes can see it - so, it's up to them to keep doors closed or windows obscured if they don't want it seen/heard/filmed.

[@cullen2106]

And The police station is probably there as well And thats all that i am going to be saying to you sir about that one.!'

[@daitoryu]

Glad to see that the geese passed!

[@apfelbasket]

Oak Creek cops are usually pretty cool. Mirror their response. The one cop was pretty cool. If they act rude, then I get it. But you talked to them rudely 1st. I'd get it after the questions kept getting personal. In all, I get nervous when a bunch of cops come up to me and ask stupid questions. That's pretty suspicious! Lol.

[@user-uc6kc8hn5s]

well done, going to need to visit there myself

[@jamieweldon4045]

One of these auditors should tell these patrol cops their Not Detectives! They don't investigate shit...just trying to write tickets ....

[@jaschu09]

I feel bad for the professional LEO that is surrounded by corruption.

[@OutbackAl]

"Good Cop, Bad Cop"...routine.

[@plucas9324]

Good video except...you should have gone back to the PO and filmed (or pretended to film) for another ten minutes.

[@newsnowwisconsin6669]

Maggie Lou I did go back and pretending to video with no problem's. Thanks for your Comment and your support.

[@briscoejr1]

the kid is all right.... the other two would love to make a contempt of cop arrest...

[@brianhorton4501]

Very good interaction stand your ground or loose it forever

[@cullen2106]

Please stay safe And i am praying for you every day of The week And thats The Truth of The matter of fact.!'

[@chuck2895]

Once you told the cop that you did not want to talk to him! STOP TALKING TO HIM!

[@slimpch]

If you were driving, did he follow you to your car to get your tag number?? Good job!!!!

[@rogersmicharl]

the young cop is cool he hasnt been on the force long enough to pick up any bad habits . hope he stays this way id hate to see him go bad .

[@GoodLifeIncLLL]

I'm mildly surprised at how well that went.

[@sunshinelawfan7693]

Go silent. No need to keep talking. If he's talking, he's winning -

[@dandyman8467]

They skillfully manipulated you into an extended conversation.

[@shirleymoore9557]

Police are not responsible for investigating another's "feelings of concerns", especially the feelings part. You don't need to understand, nor do you need to inform anyone of your actions! These cops are just fishing.

[@SilverBeardGuerilla]

I'm curious NN Wisconsin , how far from Rhinelander are you ? I keep hearing how great their police dept. is( my sister is on the city council) but someone last night tossed a brick on to a cruiser from a roof top, so it has me thinking other wise .Maybe you should do an audit over that way . Keep doing what you're doing man .

[@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267]

THESE 2 REALLY DESERVE THE DARWIN AWARD! hOW UNEDUCATED CAN YOU BE!

[@adventuresofjames5877]

The cop on the right was cool as fuck. Tx officer for being cool man.