Good Cop STANDS UP To Corrupt Security Guard And Defends Citizen's Rights!

[@AuditTheAudit]

Thank you for being here! I know I've been saying this a lot lately, but it would really help us out if you could watch this video to the end. The algorithm really likes watch time, so its a great way to support us if you have the time. Hope you have a great day!

[@p12423073]

Maybe shorten the ending. I don't watch the end credits of movies or tv shows, YT is no different. What you mean to say is "I get paid more if you stay til the video ends; what can I do to get you to stay until then?"

[@diggy-d8w]

OUR Problem is;; Either we are a Nation of Laws or a Corporate Entity of policy/rules...... you can not do both! During CV-19 we got the greatest view of this problem when policy/rules mandated "Masks & a 6' Rule" ! Police started following these "rules" & they were not the law. What happens when a Municipality creates policy/rules that police arrest you for? Other Corporate folks ask Police to honor their policy/rules as LAWS ! Police started doing this & the inherent danger of this is in how fast ANY type of Corporate Entity or Business can simple make a rule, print it out, and post it all in an hour or two. This is not legal under the Republic for which we stand, we are not a Democracy ! We do democratic things like voting but we are a Republic & it requires the Legislature @ Federal or State levels to create new Laws ~ Policy -n- Rules were Never the Law ; don't accept tyranny !

[@queenofcats1]

Does watching your videos at faster speed affect the algorithm negatively?

[@slunktycoon]

Always watch your videos to the end. Look forward to every new one. Top 10 favorite channels of any type and I’m probably subscribed to hundreds.

[@queenofcats1]

​@p12423073 once it gets to the "end," put it to 2x if ATA answers my other question.

[@May-or-May-not]

"She's breaking the rules!" "But she's not breaking the law" Love this cop.

[@JakShadwin]

Rules =/= law the thing the moronic security guard doesn't understand. Government buildings pass "rules" all the time that aren't legal.

[@BK-gh9us]

This cop is weak. This guy is trippin' clearly, and the cop needs to check him appropriately. He's stuttering... I get that he maybe needed to clarify with his supervisor, but after that, he needs to check that security guard. He seems to lack control, he's just too passive.

[@zondracarter3022]

​@@BK-gh9usI agree 💯💯💯

[@sueallen7750]

Cite codes. She has the right. Ego driven security guard needs to chill. He can't because he's too focused on him being right and the cop is right!

[@robertplatts1548]

@@BK-gh9us who made you an authority on the people that needs to be checked out?

[@Stealthoneill]

Security guard thinks he’s guarding Area 51

[@FuzzThePiGuy]

😂

[@dgmangold]

I think that's the thing. What secrets are there in the Library?

[@TheRealReVeLaTioN]

🤣🤣🤣

[@cpmow831]

Even the camo dudes would say “Dude, little extreme..”

[@ronsnvtn]

@@Stealthoneill lol

[@OrdnanceDrew]

Ive never seen anyone be more confidently wrong than that security guard.

[@ykw68]

😂

[@katnip526]

I’ve never seen a girl wasting her life walking around filming trying to get a rise out of people

[@despizedicon]

Anyone in that "uniforn" is a minimum wage fool. Why anyone would want that for a job, let alone career is brain less.

[@CumRod69]

She's auditing the facility and found a tyrant security guard, therfore shes not wasting time ​@katnip526

[@wape1]

​@@katnip526 She's definitely a weirdo and does this just to fulfill her own selfish desires, but I can say the same about the security guard-except she's not trying to take away anyone's constitutional rights while the guard is! If he can't act like an adult when talking to the cops he sure as heck shouldn't be allowed to carry a gun and a badge he probably got from eBay.

[@bentoomet8805]

I love how confident the supervisor was. The other cop should’ve just put his foot down, but it seems originally he was only like 95% sure he was right so he kept explaining it too much. Supervisor gets there “your policies don’t supersede the law”, “she can film in your buildings.” Seems like a good boss, reminds me of my own.

[@damndan23]

@@bentoomet8805 he deff acted super soft. Could have easily layed down the OBVIOUS but failed to do so. No need for big man but since he couldnt do it himself.......

[@andrewchapman5659]

They do not want to touch it, she is filming lol and they would be making a wrongful arrest or order. But i think the Security Guard and Boss have consulted prior with a lawyer and are stating that it is a illegal, if that is so then the security guard should have had something more definitive to back it up.

[@DubLubb]

​@andrewchapman5659 that security guard can dress and feed himself and that's the end of his list of capacities.

[@robsoden8426]

LMAO this is my official county property. She can't be here 🤣. The cop definitely kept his cool. I would have threatened the security officer with arrest if he continued to harass her. Then he threatened to stalk her...

[@nathanielringdahl]

This security guard is the type of guy that wakes up his whole family to tell them he’s going to sleep

[@vtucci87]

Lmao one of the funniest things I've read all day. Thank you😂

[@ArtWilborn]

😂 I'm stealing this. Thanks!

[@keleenastarcher8255]

Omg what the hell hahah😂😂😂😂 best comment all day

[@The4s]

😂😂😂😂 😂😂 I am crying from that visual 😭

[@Boatzerama]

🤣🤣🤣

[@theward0ctor974]

That supervisor is a real one for immediately saying that that security guard is spewing Bs.

[@robinpage2730]

"That's complete bullshit." "The security guard can just fuck off." That lieutenant is the GOAT. 😂

[@bhambhole]

Nice to know someone like him is of rank. Respect to that dude.

[@louskunt9798]

He sure is!✌️

[@SkinnysBooks]

Hames Heyfield really fell on hard times.

[@topleftfromtime]

Yea wildly encouraging tbh.

[@rjessejr]

As a security guard myself, this man has a huge ego. The officer was both polite and correct, so there was never a need to escalate.

[@KS-bo7rm]

And that guy did. He insulted the officer, and acted like he was in charge. Just silly.

[@Bnick2009]

Do you ever mistakenly grab for your flashlight but get the whistle instead?

[@lenhudson8194]

I have worked security as well. This guy is all about authority. Some guys are like that.

[@brianross7454]

Period.

[@scottyfox6376]

Stop hurting the Security guards huge ego. 😂

[@BrianKrys-q4i]

That security guard is DANGEROUS, A TICKING BOMB WAITING TO EXPLODE! He should NEVER be in possession of a firearm, EVER, in the course of employment! He is absurd, posturing to innocent people, crass, immature, foul miuthed and threatened serious bodily harm to Ms. Coombs and should have been charged with threatened ng assault for that act alone.

[@91prostreetstang]

Like ole "Cartman" (Respect my authority)

[@vaevictus4434]

The fact this security guard is armed is very concerning.

[@myyoutube7144]

No kidding

[@technician-tony]

After January 6th I understand, if it's a government building...I think it's a public library. County owned maybe.

[@FlyMuz]

Merica

[@Cash4gold84]

@@technician-tonyis the fbi gonna storm this library?

[@royalanethridge333]

She should sue

[@NseEkong]

"She's filming me without my permission". The irony is that the officer is also filming him without his permission.

[@dennisd9554]

Yeah, standing in a parking lot he should have no expectation of privacy. He was 100% wrong about her needing his permission.

[@2swole4u74]

Fun fact his own personal phone, street cams and security cams are also recording him. 😂 🤡

[@patrickfaul834]

I had not realized that until I read your comment

[@Myrdden71]

Perhaps not. He tacitly gave persmission for the cops to film him when he called them, most likely knowing that all cops wear bodycams these days and they will be on when going out on a call.

[@randykitchleburger2780]

​@@Myrdden71What makes you assume he is fine with looking like a fool? Because this angle was bad.

[@rethinkcps2116]

"I will physically stop her" sounds like a threat to me....

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

Exactly. What is the point of police if they're not going to defend the law. They're willing to do useless traffic stops but won't defend the law. They should have been more harsh with the security guy

[@mariegarside8830]

That statement is a threat

[@Noobyfull1]

Sounds like a security guard…

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

@@Noobyfull1 it's a public library...

[@nsahandler]

​@Jeremy-wp4yh Rock and a hard place. Catch-22 Doing the right thing is hard but he can't do anything unless a law has been explicitly violated. If he physically touched her on public property that would have been another matter entirely. The issue is going to be that the Security Guard doesn't understand that those rules only apply to specific locations on public property. You obviously can't record people filling out documents. You can obviously film the building and public officials. Documents is a catch 22

[@titan_six]

This guy worked for our company and he was fired the next day. For those that are wondering. We all got briefed after this incident and were told they can film whatever they want as long as they aren’t going into peoples individual offices or whatever.

[@Usmc0311_RET]

I watched this then drove over to this library and Barny here was not there. I was really hoping he would be.

[@jeffconley819]

@@Usmc0311_RET😂😂 the Barney comment was perfect

[@jeffconley819]

He was picked on in school. Now he got a gun and has a shirt that says security so now he’s the king !!!!!😂😂

[@titan_six]

@@jeffconley819 😂😂facts

[@titan_six]

@@Usmc0311_RET Ya he got fired the next day thankfully

[@jas57264]

"County property is not Public property". Security Guard is an idiot.

[@mohammedgoder]

I guess the PUBLIC should stop funding COUNTY property.

[@robertkidnley93]

I work security man and some MF cant help but go full sheep dogs its stupid man I had a a auditor show up at my site (a power plant) he was just filming i walked up asked what was up he was rude at first but I told him I love watching audit videos and just wanted to get hes channel and that I would be in the guard shack for any question we chopped it up for like 15 minutes he was on the public side walk I had people complain one called the cops and when the cop showed up he asked me what he was doing I said "nothing hes allowed to film from the side walk sorry if some one called I didn't " and that's was it idk why people get wierd about people filming

[@J053B01L]

PERIOD

[@bodystomp5302]

Sean Paul Reyes would’ve had a field day with this security guard.

[@bruteforce69]

Bro really said its private property. Like it has all the information stored and by his logic if auditor would try to approach the building to record they would be trespassed. The sheer stupidity from the security guard is profound.

[@TheHouseOfMasks]

“She’s not allowed to do what she’s doooooiiiinnnn’” Boy, that guy was cringe personified. Made my skin crawl. What a weirdo.

[@mr.duanesharpe]

What’s worse is he kept saying it over and over again.

[@Flamableninja]

Boomer moments

[@bhambhole]

Can you imagine having him in your life? I bet he is ten times more insufferable than what we saw here.

[@allenruss2976]

And you just lost credibility ​@@Flamableninja

[@malikbenslimane2873]

Period

[@margaretscott7641]

He is THREATENING her. And he's calling it "his" building. It's a PUBLIC BUILDING.

[@whysoserious7014]

Sign of a narcissistic control nut. Thinking his security guard position out ranks the county sheriff's and over rules any constitutional freedoms and access to public areas run by the county.

[@travisstowe485]

He knows the rules… you don’t know the rules

[@daveh322]

@@travisstowe485 The Constitution supersedes all your "rules". Are you not paying attention?

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

@@daveh322 He was being sarcastic.

[@daveh322]

@@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis Oh.

[@Ryan-rr5fg]

Shoutout to this cop!! AMAZING POLICE OFFICER RESPONSE 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@nojnoj3069]

Does anyone else think he has a dangerous attitude and SHOULD NOT BE CARRYING A GUN.

[@J-Sizzle]

He's totally unprofessional. If someone with a CCW was acting like he was acting they for sure go after their permit.

[@nojnoj3069]

@@J-Sizzle I totally agree with you

[@DavidGlaum]

I don’t see any signs anywhere that say you’re not allowed to film and you can’t be here. This guy is just out of his head.

[@michelepinsky4948]

The security guard is short tempered and in the wrong. Why is he allowed to carry a hand gun???

[@user-ui1cw4ew1t]

Totally! He’s the type that will look for a reason to draw down on someone instead of NEEDING to

[@kronik720]

Supervisor saying , "The guard should just f*** off" 😂🤣 was the icing on the cake for me.

[@Cbp5036]

HAHAHAHA

[@Cbp5036]

That lt was an OG

[@darlenefrawley5947]

I couldn’t stop crying. My sides are killing me. That was the best.

[@STI2000]

The motto of every security officer should be to observe and report. The creed of this particular officer seems to be violate and obstruct.

[@McCheeseincakes]

It's pretty unhinged to be standing under a building that says "PUBLIC LIBRARY" spouting off that it's not public property.

[@Ghost_of_Reason]

😂😂😂😂😂 right

[@arnabiarnab3037]

😅😂🤣 the audacity

[@AKULA689]

Just about all properties fall under PRIVATE, but being open to the public does change the constitutional rights!

[@MichaelAarons1701]

That confused me because they were moving at the start from another place where she’d been filming and people kept talking about a library, a county clerk’s office, and a DMV. I know things can double as others but I’m not sure what he was specifically not letting her into. He even points to “over there” where he has no problem doing what she’s doing and keeps invoking the clerk’s policy and permission. Kinda wish AtA had set the stage a little clearer since I’m not a local.

[@marshalllee7720]

@@AKULA689 The difference is one being publicly funded, while the other is privately funded.

[@robertcummings4704]

Good cops and good prosecutors are worth their weight in gold. And I’m a defense attorney. I have the utmost respect for great police officers. These dudes give me chills and faith in the system. Keep up the great work protecting constitutional rights and citizens’ safety!!

[@jrlanger42]

Love how the Lieutenant immediately was like "the security guard needs to f*ck off" on the initial radio call

[@joycomesinthemorning6721]

Yoooooo 😂😂😂 yesss

[@joppekim]

Something tells me the security guard has called before.

[@ashdoglsu]

@@joppekimthey’re on his speed dial probably

[@AgniFirePunch]

​@joppekim the guard claimed that he'd had police escort people off property multiple times before..... Pretty sad but at least a few cops understand the constitution

[@GODOY.333]

😂😂😂

[@chadpatrick5112]

This guy is the reason that auditors need to exist.

[@floridadashcam]

Hate to admit it, but you're 100% correct.

[@bhambhole]

​@@floridadashcamMy thoughts too.

[@andrewk.1310]

Yeah but these people have nothing better to do than claim welfare and "audit"

[@sashaSwetlowski]

like em or hate em, this is the line they are there to unblur

[@Mikell-h2c]

Amen

[@intrinsicallylast5246]

As a former Security Guard you do NOT argue with a police officer. Period. This man needs to be fired as a huge HUGE liability. If a Cop tells you you're wrong you go to your superiors, you are NOT in charge.

[@carlt6932]

​@@luisvigo3777Sounds like a good job for a old man like me with bad knees.

[@MrMartridad]

how he instantly changes his attitude when the sgt. showed up

[@carolinechew2432]

Napoleon Complex All Over The Place here. Good God and the Universe. . . His Small Man with a Ginormous Ego thang’?!? Actually sad,-- and creepy. Must be awful for him living inside his brain. Really sad. I truly can’t imagine feeling a Burning Desire to either Intimidate, or Exert Violent CONTROL over another human or animal. And I’m a Very Strong person who can Defend herself. . . And have. I’m still alive,-- and Laughing . I WIN!!! 😊❤

[@winston-bj7gu]

@@luisvigo3777 That is the oath that guards take, after all, when hired. Those shows aren't gonna watch themselves. This guard is a disgrace to the profession! 😀

[@winston-bj7gu]

@@carlt6932 Hey, we're not in it for the glory and the chicks ya know.😉

[@marilynmanord1790]

The police officer is absolutely fantastic. He remains calm and polite. Excellent job officer. Thank you.

[@LivingLegendJoVonMoshe]

He’s a beta male cop 👮 and the security guard is a alpha male

[@LivingLegendJoVonMoshe]

He’s a beta male cop 👮 and the security guard is a alpha male

[@dantegt93]

Cop was being wayyyyy too nice to this stupid security guard. Simple, “I’m not kicking her off, and if you touch her, I’ll arrest you for assault.”

[@YTho-ev1ej]

I think the junior cop could’ve handled it better but I don’t think matching aggression with aggression is the way to resolve things.

[@blklbluvr]

He sure changed his tune when the sgt showed up. The dude definitely had an inferiority complex aka a cop wanna-be.

[@rocksjoshua]

I agree, but thats assuming he knows the law for a fact. It was clear this officer wasn't confident in his knowledge of the law. Lets say he was wrong, and he arrest this security guard for doing his job based on what he thought he knew, he would have been in the wrong. He was smart to not choose sides when he himself was confused. He stayed neutral and kept the situation calm. Officers acting on what they think they know is how they get into trouble and end up on channels like this recieving an F lol.

[@blklbluvr]

@@rocksjoshua but he wasn’t. He called his supervisor right away and was told the law. And he relayed it to the security guard.

[@rocksjoshua]

@@blklbluvr I disagree slightly, I think he knew the law, he just wasn't confident in it. If he was 100% confident that the law comes before county policies, he would have made that clear.

[@davejohnston5479]

I laughed so hard at the supervisor saying 'The guard should just fuck off'.

[@rrios283s73]

😅😅😅😅

[@ChrisCrowley74]

Absolutely correct.

[@Spooky_Platypus]

Sameeeee. I was howling 😂

[@TK-ib7rm]

Me, super excited to get to that part of the video😁

[@laurakajioka]

​@u.s.inteconadvisorygrouplt2668You are wrong. Watch the video again. Apparently you didn't comprehend the contents the 1st time. Government properties are public property and subject to the 1st amendment.

[@doloresturnwall3200]

The security guard is pissed that the woman didn’t obey his commands , and that he can’t play the little tyrant . Little man, big ego.

[@Zacht1980]

Don't forget little brain.

[@user-cg8if3eq7d]

Security guards don't know law. They aren't cops and it shows

[@user-cg8if3eq7d]

Security guards don't know the law, they aren't cops, and it always shows.

[@thisisme3238]

Security guard wanted to throw his weight around...when all in all, he was subconsciously in fear of losing his own job...which is what actually happened. "The thing he feared the most, had come upon him."

[@shanghunter7697]

@@Zacht1980 And massive belly !! He could run 40 yrds to catch someone, how do they even hire things like this ? Blows my mind !

[@BrianKrys-q4i]

Security guard was FIRED!! 😂😂

[@ToriLynnH]

She's in public. He's in public. No consent required.

[@ruthegan8524]

He says"That's how I feel about it."

[@soylencer]

Being in public and being on public property or not necessarily the same thing. However in this case that was public property.

[@WarmongerYT]

Expecting privacy while in public is silly

[@wiresculptor5951]

@@ruthegan8524his feelings dont matter.

[@pagejames8754]

But it's against my ruuuuules!!

[@theeoarsman921]

Rumor has it the security guard is still telling the cop "you don't get it"!!!

[@jeremiahsouthworth5112]

That's not even a rumor. That's cold hard fact.

[@CancunManny]

@@jeremiahsouthworth5112 but that is the thing, the LEO really doesn't get it! At one point he said "I told him I am not kicking her out, that he could kick her out". Mind you, this is a video about "Good cop". Maybe I ask for too much, but for me a cop good would have told the security to back off or he would be arrested for bothering/harassing the lady. I am just over the 10 minute mark of the video where the lady is asking for an escort to be able to go inside a public building and conduct her business. Something tells me she won't get either of the two LEOs at the scene to actually do as she ask's and escort her in to do her business. Compared to most other LEO interaction videos that I see, yes these LEOs seem to be better than the norm, but are they really "good" officers? At the end of the day it is this straight forward: If what ever I am doing in public is 100% legal, then almost by definition it is illegal for anyone to use force to try and prevent me to continue to do what I am legally doing. Is that really a hard concept for an LEO to grasp? what about for a "good" officer? Why does the lady have to wait for this "good leo" to convince the security guard before the lady can continue on with her day/business? Has anyone noticed how on these type of youtube videos, we always see LEOs acting TOTALLY different when they are dealing with other gov officials or with other large private company employees? The know the average "joe" doesn't have the money nor the connections to make a big fuzz, but with gov officials and large corporation employees they take a MUCH higher risk if they don't act "professional".

[@I.____.....__...__]

@@CancunManny He did say "unfortunately…" then corrected himself and said "NOT unfortunately…" in regards to not being able to remove her. I like that he caught that important wording.

[@CancunManny]

@@I.____.....__...__ I did finish watching the video. My take, the LEO was well intention-ed, but showed his poor training. Like I had assumed, NO ONE escorted the lady in, she had to wait around for the supervisor to show up and "confirm" her rights. Also like I had assumed, the security guard did verbally threaten the lady in front of the LEO stating he would physically prevent her from going into the building. The lady was crystal clear, "I want an escort because I am afraid he will go hands on if I try to go in", then the security guard confirms he would go hands on if she tries to go in. Why didn't the LEO tell security guard that a an LEO he would have to arrest HIM if he physically tries to prevent the lady from going in? Again is that too much to ask from an LEO? How about from a GOOD LEO? Supervisor did arrive. In front of the supervisor twice the LEO said "if they city clerk asks her to leave, then she does have to leave". Would you say that is a correct statement? Can the city clerk really trespass whoever they want for no legal reason?

[@stanuel]

You're cuttin me off at the knees man!

[@GamerzSal]

The police officer is so calm bro, No ego hurt, no power misuse nothing... rarely seen such chill guy. Hats Off!

[@GLKHD]

woah i wonder if it might be because of the fact that he is wearing a bodycam, would be a shame if he lost his job on their usual powertrip

[@GamerzSal]

@@GLKHD hmm could be that as well but for all the body cams I saw here in YT, this one was mellow lol

[@GamerzSal]

@u.s.inteconadvisorygrouplt2668 but if he was in the right, why did they remove the security guard from duty as it was mentioned at the end near 26:15 , but to be honest am not from the US and so am not clear on the various laws and which law has priority over other or whose authority supersedes whose... so can't comment on who was in the right and who was not

[@TheCommonGround]

You're in all the comments and you're wrong af. He can remove people from the premises, not a public parking lot.​@u.s.inteconadvisorygrouplt2668

[@michaellambres8516]

The cop needs to speak up and have a backbone

[@paull4659]

A mall cop with an attitude a gun and a badge. An extremely dangerous combination.

[@notfooled8535]

You know what the really sad thing about the whole picture of this entire thing, the right would call that Security "Barney Fife" Guard a hero and the lady defending her rights a Domestic Terrorist, if he lost his job over this, ( video says he was removed from that position) it's a wonder the Drumpf campaign doesn't have him up on stage praising him at his hate rallies!!!

[@candlestyx8517]

Dude was relishing in exercising what little authority he thought he had over the officer.

[@raulhernandez854]

You're stupid is dangerous

[@GBody-sn5ok]

He's no mall cop weenie, he has a gun and is authorized to use it if there's a real problem. Now, in this video, I just seen some dim wit transformer who doesn't have communication skills or social and is only there to cause havoc. She/he needs to go home and binge eat some animal crackers.

[@alimesghali8704]

You forgot to mention, no clue if what the law is.

[@scottgallagher5344]

Are you kidding me. That dude is carrying a firearm and a Rambo knife to protect a public library.

[@barad-dur9236]

Oh yeah. Totally externalizing his inner issues

[@budweisser888]

😂😂😂😂

[@larrysnipes7113]

He's a Top Flight security guy ! so there period.....

[@erictannehill5224]

He couldn't cut it as a LEO so he's a security guard. Dude shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a position of authority

[@sugarshane77478]

While seeing hospitals get shot out in a doctors office, to people shooting out a mall and even a church. Shit you recall the dude shooting a movie theater 2007 in Colorado? Fuck your BS about not being allowed to have a means of protection if something bad happens. 😂

[@gamedadwithmrshowtimedamvp1741]

Hearing a police officer say “Policy does NOT TRUMP the Law” is so refreshing.

[@williamworth2746]

2024

[@deniseward8987]

for prison.​@@williamworth2746

[@oahts5906]

The law doesn’t trump constitutional rights but they seem to not care about that part

[@francophiledawg9059]

One would hope that officers don’t engage in “Lawfare” against those with whom they disagree or are running against for political office. Officers should uphold the law.

[@TommyCease-zd3qt]

Sadly many times policy doesn’t adhere to the law.

[@undernoillusions1448]

2 amazingly good cops with good common sense that we need more of in this country and things would get better quickly bravo

[@kevzeman]

The security guard is an absolute joker clown 🤡

[@jarvisjohns]

really? I thought he was a teenage girl.

[@yn77733]

With a firearm

[@louskunt9798]

He’s so brave and smart. 😂

[@jonah1976]

So you're saying he's overqualified.

[@petermastenbroek7719]

He is outside in public and doesn't want to be filmed, the easiest thing for him to do in that case is go INSIDE and sit on a toilet, he'll be safe there ! (normally)

[@noreengardner1075]

The security guard is out of control! What a jerk! He was angry that a woman wasn’t scared of his hostile behavior.

[@oeff7744]

The woman was scared which is why she asked for an escort.

[@netwrench6570]

@@oeff7744 I think noreengardner meant "wasn't intimidated", but well understood the threat of a zealot with a gun.

[@Alex-sr3ez]

I think he’d have done the same had it been a man. He’s the King Of his Cubicle as we used to say at my corporate job and is going to push what little power he has to the fullest extent no matter what.

[@CytrisMonster]

I hope this guy doesn't have a wife--I can only imagine what might have happened after he got fired...

[@darlenefrawley5947]

Oh he’s a sandwich short of a picnic basket.

[@davinityridder7595]

Its refreshing to see police uphold the constitution and advocate for the right of the citizen.

[@Goozo612]

It's not refreshing because the police do this all the time.. Contrary to the pathetic videos you've sent and believed on You Tube, this is the norm 🤡🙄🥱

[@Woodstock71]

Wow!! Thus security guard is an uneducated coward!!!¡

[@mrhow2712]

I bet a million dollars this security guard tried to be a police officer and got denied.

[@shanghunter7697]

EXACTLY !!!

[@Ian-ev5tg]

100%

[@arnellhightower8292]

Ibet he was a cop for twenty years...

[@ronman9187]

@@arnellhightower8292 I'll be real....this isn't unlikely.

[@shiro2400]

And that’s crazy ‘cause the standards are hella low lol.

[@bamzyus6765]

Best supervisor I have ever heard talking. He should get a massive raise. He said "the security guard should just f off".. Priceless!!

[@trail8765]

Dep. 2 "What's the issue?" Dep. 1 "He's got a case of the a**hole" I LOVE IT🤣🤣

[@MisterMediocrity-uu9gx]

No, he said, "a case of the ass." A more measured way that some say it is, "a case of the hips."

[@JordonBeal]

@@MisterMediocrity-uu9gxThat makes no sense.

[@carcistan]

@@JordonBeal I think it's because hips are close to the ass? But I've never heard either expression

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

😂😂

[@acerosmp4385]

Wow i have so much respect for the officers staying calm and maintaining his belief and doing his job ❤

[@randyiglesias1]

The security guard was upset because he lacked the power to violate this womans rights. He is what you call power hungry

[@alwaysachevysilveradogirl7475]

Way to much testosterone build up....lol

[@LBKXiLo]

@@alwaysachevysilveradogirl7475not even, a lack thereof 🤣

[@nancyfahey7518]

He told her to leave and she said no. He couldn't handle that.

[@w.a3670]

💯👍

[@AndrewEdick]

He’s uneducated on the laws and doesn’t have good people skills.

[@1GunGrizzly]

It drives me crazy when people argue from a position of ignorance with so much conviction. You’re allowed to be wrong. Don’t be THIS type of wrong.

[@MrJThomps22]

So true, being willing to be wrong doesn't reflect poorly on anybody. It only does when you refuse to be wrong.

[@ZoominXone]

Well said.

[@adfadgaqgv]

I've told my stepmother many times that it's ok to be wrong. Still to this day she has never been wrong about anything

[@cptteacosy6158]

My sister is one of these people 😂 she subscribes to the "if I shout the loudest I'm correct" view on life 😂

[@JimiJames-xq3kc]

Can you have a talk with my Wife please?

[@Peacenlove0706]

It's always disturbing to see a grown man throw a tantrum like a toddler.

[@noname-hu7rn]

a dangerous type of individual

[@deshonthompson1771]

It’s very disturbing 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@tamaddo-carr5911]

Was so funny when he came back and said well apparently 😂😂 he was so so wrong, treated the cop like shit but didn't apologise to the cop at all.

[@Imyourmoose]

Wait till you see the chat in League of Legends

[@victoriabickers3355]

Trying to make up for small ......

[@llw53one]

I like his attitude changed immediately! Kept yelling that’s his job and the first officer “didn’t listen” he’s done this before blah blah 🤮

[@Bob_DaBuilder-i3x]

Hats off to the deputy for ASKING WHEN HE DIDN'T KNOW. If you're not sure, ask or use reference material. He deserves the A+ he was given.

[@Burn_Slow]

I wish the cop would’ve said “it’s public property, she can be here if she wants to and if you touch her I’ll arrest you.”

[@RabbiJesus]

It was implied.

[@dudiobugtron]

I bet the cop wishes he could say that too. Instead he was calm and professional.

[@ShanLiB]

The cop came across as ignorant and was totally unable to complete a thought. He stammered and seldom completed a sentence. I couldn't articulate anything he might have been capable of thinking. The supervisor at least had a clue and was able to communicate effectively.

[@bigholmes1660]

@@ShanLiB He seemed confused at the guy not getting that there was no crime being commited, I'm guessing thats why he seldom said anything to him

[@reallunacy]

That's just going to escalate things. He did the right thing of saying she was fine and then escalating up the chain when the guard kept complaining.

[@dannysanders4327]

This security officer needs to fired, he is totally unhinged. This isn't saying much but he thinks he is smarter than the officers

[@Thisssssguyyyy]

Charged with what exactly?

[@dannysanders4327]

@@Thisssssguyyyy harassment

[@Don-mi6zl]

​@@ThisssssguyyyyDisorderly conduct

[@7891jake]

​@@Thisssssguyyyy violating constitutional rights

[@queenofcats1]

That guy just needs education. He's trying to do his job and thinks he's right. I'd love for him to be a security guard at a school. Look how hard he works to enforce their rules thinking he's right

[@gghomemaker3835]

Clearly the deputy didn’t know his job too well either letting the damn security guard talk to him like that knowing she wasn’t breaking any laws

[@coasterdroidgaming3699]

If government property isn't "public property" then what the fuck and why the fuck am i paying taxes to fund these buildings for?

[@reneelovejoy5302]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robertmagill6005]

Just the exact stupid question I'd expect from this video.

[@debsmith7861]

​@@robertmagill6005and the precise idiocy that compels your reply. You are an attorney, correct? I am.

[@MikeEves]

@@robertmagill6005 govt property is public, it's not private

[@DeimosPC]

@@robertmagill6005 What a foolish reply.

[@CosmicSpaceBaby]

For anyone wondering, this security officer has since been terminated due to this incident and the company is working closely with its current employees to educate them on the constitution.

[@carlosfernandez3377]

Thanks for the update!

[@theprodigalsun__]

I don’t think he should’ve lost his job, all the employees there thought they had that kind of authority, they probably trained him that way. He should’ve just been re-educated like the rest. I’ve worked a few security jobs in the past and some of them encourage that kind of behavior and tell you to do things you aren’t legally allowed to do. He should’ve handled it differently but he was genuinely trying to do what he thought was his job.

[@klauge763]

​@@theprodigalsun__I disagree, he threatened her with physical force which in the end would have caused himself to be arrested with assault. I'm sure that is why he was fired.

[@reginaldrorie6199]

​@theprodigalsun__ The company did right in firing him. Hopefully this is a lesson learned. If the sheriff was more direct to this security guard, this encounter would nit have lasted as long as it did. The security guard needed to be fired. I like and respect the sheriff deputies demeanor, but he needs training in commanding a situation, as he let this security dominate him until his supervisor arrived.

[@YONCE8701]

​@theprodigalsun__ Seriously?? Dude's power-mad... to the point that the law does not apply to him. To argue and threaten the police with "calling the mayor./...back me up or else". He has the behaviour of 1of those types of security guards that unnecessarily escalate things... the worst kind.

[@Guitarded1995]

Security gaurd was throwing a tantrum the entire video. Acting like a spoiled child. Not only was he in the wrong, trying to get a cop to violate someone's rights, he's incredibly unprofessional.

[@brandonmcgee8296]

But you don't understand the rules!!! /s

[@bodystomp5302]

He’s no threat to split the atom, that’s for sure.

[@KamakNeApiMalimawata]

26:14

[@BadJellyman100]

They should take his guns away too this guy is very unstable

[@DCG437]

That's how the magic apron cult rolls

[@sweetjimmymullins]

The dumber they are, the more certain they are that they are right. What a horrible person.

[@justinramirez9733]

Funny how the security guard sees himself the same as the cop. “We both are county. You HAVE to back me up.” True definition of a mall cop.

[@dianahiggins1397]

I know 😮 crazy. 😊

[@AlexNaquin]

That statement alone shows why he's a rent a cop and not a real cop. Imagine that mind set but with real power and a gun.

[@spyderlyf3]

The guard is armed. In all fairness he may hold higher clearances than the cop..doesn't mean he's not an idiot still.

[@diy-try3317]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@berrypatch4yrsold249]

@@spyderlyf3. no. No security guard has "higher clearances" than an actual police officer.

[@KnowUrEnemy]

Security guard should not be that stupid and allowed to have a firearm on the job.

[@samanthacurl2640]

Its usa even idiots are allowed and have guns

[@cubiczirconiabeard5366]

you'd be surprised how stupid security guard are.

[@katana258]

hes doing hes job with the rules explained to him by the county

[@michaelwarren3867]

The security guard is acting like he is protecting something top secret. What a 🤡

[@StewBurtTheRed]

​@@katana258 and the rules don't mean shit to the Constitution, so they are empty threats that they told this walking lawsuit of a security guard to "protect and serve" HIS BUILDING 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jabbatheputz8825]

That security guard sounds insufferable and believes he is far more important than he is.

[@ruthegan8524]

insufferable is the word.

[@lisalynnn]

He doesn't sound like he's from Tennessee.

[@Jumajaju811]

He's probably upset they wouldn't let him be a real cop.

[@mike60521x]

he is a wannabe cop WITHOUT any jurisdiction

[@jacinta6240]

And he carries a weapon​@@ruthegan8524

[@datboygrave]

Top flight security of the world Craig lol 😂😂😂

[@antiprohibit]

This guy is just having a temper tantrum because he was shut down. This is glorious

[@seek_to_understand_]

My dad is just like this guy.

[@whiskeysavage2955]

Absolutely glorious

[@michaelsorrels3202]

She has written permission, it's called The Constitution of the United States

[@theresaharrell9043]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@dr.isaacs7694]

Exactly

[@shawnthomas7404]

@u.s.inteconadvisorygrouplt2668 wrong

[@roberthousedorfii1743]

@u.s.inteconadvisorygrouplt2668 So, your point about being able to come into my house is just a false bit of poop. My house is NOT public property. The guard DOES have a duty to enforce the rules, but if you would have ACTUALLY WATCHED this video, you would have seen that the rules do NOT prohibit the womans' activities. The constitution DOES ALLOW her to film in a public library, as long as SHE IS NOT disturbing others. OTHER PEOPLE DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT to ask that they not be filmed in public! Sorry. You are demonstrably wrong. Watch the end. I do concede your point that she can sue, and if I were her, I would sue the ever living shit out of that county, and likely win, easily. Prolly get a settlement right quick, just for the effort. Still, the police were spot on. And when the security guard phone-called for clarification, which he should have done earlier IMO, he would have been told the proper course of action. If the County Clerk backed up the guard, THAT is grounds for a lawsuit by the woman. You and that guard need a Serious bit of education about the United States of America my friend.

[@tristancadwell786]

⁠@u.s.inteconadvisorygrouplt2668no he’s not, he’s blatantly wrong just like you😂 the rules set literally says that she can, you’re wrong just like him and it’s embarrassing for you

[@jcr1029]

Guard's behavior made his boss realize he's actually a liability , not surprised he's not there anymore

[@JohnDoe-jb5ko]

That security guard needs to get locked up for being a piece of junk.

[@donreefer2034]

It's not the CIA it's the public library

[@Happykraken579]

🤣😂🤣

[@TheGregatron3000]

Dudes acting like he's a federal agent just because he's working in a government building that's OPEN to the public.

[@ComptonCrypto]

Right?!

[@EricalWatson333]

"The loudest one in the room is the weakest one in the room."

[@Antroz0n]

That's not true, because I'm quiet AND weak :/

[@J-B0NE]

And the wrong one

[@EliTheShaman]

That's subjective to many factors honestly 😂

[@KellyScott11]

​@@Antroz0nmAybe you're just in the wrong room

[@Antroz0n]

@@KellyScott11 What does that mean? o_o

[@parker2zo2]

Get that guy out of any position of authority.

[@yahshua4928]

he’s so confident in his ignorance

[@CelestialBeing-00]

Dunning Kruger is a hell of a thing.

[@uncleeddie-xo9ln]

Actually, he sounds like a bad troublesome cop. I will bet he belongs to some PD and was fired in the past

[@uncleeddie-xo9ln]

Actually, he sounds like a bad troublesome cop. I will bet he belongs to some PD and was fired in the past

[@yvonneedwards9407]

Very confident at that!!

[@OPINIONES_777]

My respects to the police officer who remained calmed and collected.

[@tracygarrett3952]

No. I am halfway through and so far the cop is WEAK AF. He can't get a word out and let's this ignorant guard push him around. Does he redeem himself? Let's see.

[@6ab999]

Me personally I wouldn’t be as patient and calm as the cop was with this guy

[@angelaprivette8810]

​@@tracygarrett3952so what would you have done. As a cop.

[@Namo-xx1sz]

@@angelaprivette8810 escalade thing with someone armed who wouldnt even let him talk being so sure of himself until it get violent while the cops himself had some specific doubt (wich make sense with the info given) ..... spot on what's said against some cops (rightfully so) as a negative point and for once we have a great vid, a cops who dobule check what he thinks he know with his sup, who do all effort not to escalade things ofc some have to complain because "ah i'd have like himto be more harsh for once" nah nha that's bs the cops dealt with all this perfectly and he clearly state to the woman she was free to go/do whatever fromthe very start / never limit her right, she could have at any moment just go inside but choose to stay there to get to the end

[@alfredpeverly2093]

"I have no authority here to do my job if you dont back me up" exactly. You have no authority. Just get a clue man...

[@marklindsey579]

Observe and report is his job

[@louskunt9798]

Lots of mental horsepower with that guy. 😂

[@wessltov]

Exactly. If he had any authority, he would have wielded it. Apparently he doesn't even believe he would get qualified immunity if he did batter her, which also speaks volumes

[@underfirej]

He was just on a power trip

[@full---movie]

Security guards are so cringe.

[@johnchilleri8058]

Very professionally done! Excellent commentary.

[@perrymanjim]

That first call by the cop, "that guard needs to f___ off." By the supervisor is perfect.

[@HashknightGaming]

He is my new favorite, a real one.

[@cpmow831]

I bet he knows all about this guy.

[@z_ed]

_🤌_

[@largo5348]

The security guard is a prime example of when ignorance supersedes knowledge, they become a danger to everyone!

[@MoGumbo_]

Dunning Kruger effect? I think thats what that is

[@philfyphil]

Yes, the major cause of rioting in the UK right now.

[@scottienichols9332]

Also prime example of the law enforcement standers and testing at work . Other wise that short stature ego would be a cop

[@andrestrishak8292]

Pro-vaxers are a perfect example.

[@rightson750]

Rules are for employees of the building. Laws are for the Citizens.

[@CharlesHallESP]

Oversimplified but accurate

[@TonyGarcía-v3y]

Couldn't said it more clear than that

[@FloofDog44]

Yeah, keep telling yourself that, frauditor. US vs Cordova proves you wrong, little man.

[@TerriSweeney-rs3wi]

At my local courthouse, NO cells are allowed inside the building. If you are there for whatever reason, you are not allowed a phone. This policy has been in place since 9-11. Only employees inside, police, lawyers, etc. are allowed communication devices.

[@rightson750]

@TerriSweeney-rs3wi 🤣🤣 exactly! POLICY.....not a law. Good luck with that. Police cannot arrest you for a policy. Police cannot enforce policy. They are "law enforcement" not policy enforcement. What courthouse is this? Because if it's another one of these mix-used government buildings that some tyrant judge thinks he controls entirely, I would love to send some friends to make sure those "policy" signs are taken down. The public is being lied to, and unfortunately some citizens do not know their rights. Imagine being in a building with a buncha Thugs, and you can't call for help, or record the interaction for future action.

[@Squatch34]

Ladies and gentleman the most secure library in the US

[@josemarcon5803]

He should work at the Congress library, with no weapons...for sure hahaha.

[@PuckTheFenguins]

"That security guard can fuck off" Lol the supervisor is my favorite member of this video. 3:56

[@stevegreening419]

Whereabouts in the video is that cos I missed it and could use a giggle

[@christopherfreeman1666]

@stevegreening419 3:53 ish ​

[@kenhiett5266]

The responding officer is pretty great, too. He stays completely chill while Mr. belt tent escalates to apoplectic.

[@geraldprechtelmeyers2319]

Both of the officers said he had a case of the assholes. They are also both young which is showing a good face for their department.

[@easyazpie9091]

come on man...mark it in the video

[@Nctbgs]

That security guy is a huge liability to that county . They need to fire him immediately .

[@Hunter-13579]

Hes been removed from his position whatever that means.

[@kimtonearts]

I hope they didn't give him a promotion for being out of line. Rewarding bad behavior is the worst thing you can do... I think he's got an anger management problem and he needs to take an anger management class so he'll feel better about himself, maybe.

[@neilbuck1124]

​@Hunter-13579 that's political speak for "we fired his dumb a$$" 😂

[@2Guys1ControllerShow]

​@@Hunter-13579probably means not terminated but now has a desk job.

[@Byron-zp9qf]

He's working in a guard shack at a empty Warehouse building for sure😂

[@nd_irish_fan744]

"I just got off the phone with my lieutenant, and he said you should just fuck off, Okay?" 🤣

[@roberthousedorfii1743]

Sadly, this only happens in our dreams.....

[@paullawrence761]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robertferrand1907]

😂😂😂😂

[@henryjames3580]

Good job these police officers are the best i have seen .I wish we all had them in my town

[@lukejohnston5566]

RULES are not LAWS. Cops are LAW enforcement. "It's that simple."

[@NeonBluePastaChef]

When a superior officer shows up, SHUT UP! So sick of the other officers that keep interjecting and jumping the tension up.

[@chuckscholl9928]

The only simple here is the security dude's mind! 😂😂😂😂

[@VelvetySharkToast]

PERIOD

[@omegaman9988]

Nope. It's really not. Cops are egotistical cowards, and whatever they say is the law until someone above them says otherwise. Cops ruin lives every single day of the year because of their ego

[@ErinIsReal]

And has priority over the Jerremy De Witt wanna-be cop. TAKE HIS FIREARM. He's dangerous and unstable.

[@scottyfromthe80s]

“You have no idea what goes on here. Oh my God!” Sir, it’s a public library 😂😂

[@Libertaro-i2u]

There certainly are restrictions on filming in publicly accessible places, like if there's a facility policy forbidding recording, or if state law or local ordinances ban it. In general in the places recording is allowed, lobbies and corridors are fair game, but offices, courtrooms, etc are strictly off limits when it comes to filming, due to confidentiality and privacy reasons.

[@shadysif6220]

I think the point they are trying to get across, is that it's not the Pentagon, or some facility that requires high level clearance to access it.

[@youjustdontgetit8117]

There's definitely something more going on here the way this guy is acting...he said it many times...do you know what goes on here!?!?

[@donniekraus1273]

Oh all the people reading books….. omg it’s horrible absolutely horrible 🇺🇸

[@donniekraus1273]

@@youjustdontgetit8117the Clinton’s are holding kids in the basement and making them eat pizza and candy 🇺🇸🍕🍭

[@stlbullet]

The Constitution was made to protect us from people like this security guard, what a fragile ego.

[@darlenefrawley5947]

That’s right. To protect us from government tyranny.

[@Mgtrading925]

The security guard has the exact hand expressions and mannerisms as edbassmaster Pshhh guy lol 😂 too the Tee !

[@juliansnelders3517]

It's scary that people like this carry firearms.

[@crazyunclebob6901]

Worse than Leftists.

[@BlinksAwakening]

Security guard wishes so bad he were an actual cop, it's so pathetically and hilariously sad.

[@BioniqBob]

He makes Gomer Pyle look like Top Notch.

[@woodsplitter3274]

Yeah, mall cop vibes. Oh, lighten up Francis.

[@davidharris4167]

Why does this cop not mention the first amendment and that we the people pay for

[@shakebabyhitler]

This security guard may want to be a cop, but he should definitely not be a cop Can you imagine how much he would enjoy violating peoples' rights?

[@gordonbezanson4710]

Lucky for us hes not a cop.😂

[@tacobell5764]

This security guard is very DANGEROUS

[@ExecuteBrandon]

😂😂😂😂 True. I would die from laughter.

[@antonibertolacci7030]

Give them a badge, and they think they are swat ! 😂

[@pandorasbox313]

And dumb

[@donnadelahanty9903]

What’s holding his pants up??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

He really wanted a reason to put his hands on that lady.very weird.and kind of scary.

[@inthemiddlewithtonya9014]

The cop, "that's what I was saying, maybe I wasn't explaining it correctly." Um, sir, forgive me, but he never gave you a chance TO explain!! You did right this whole call. Stayed patient while he ranted and advise the law.

[@lanaydavis-blessing]

He never allowed the cop to talk. He think he is above the law. He is the most annoying security guy I have ever seen, and they should’ve took him to jail for harassment.

[@Jerry-o3p]

NO security guard is a police officer, which means they don't have the constitutional right to infringe of anyone's rights under ANY public facility. Don't need anyone's permission. Not in public. That stupid security guard seriously either needs or needed an education,or needs to be FIRED. IF that security guard had touched her just exercising her First Amendment right, that's an assault. That's bounds to a lawsuit. That's paid by the TAXPAYERS. It's not *THEIR* public property or any of the their public libraries. Article 6, Clause 2. Of the First Amendment of a legally, constitutionally protected activity. That security guard had no authority to enforce unlawfully be giving unlawful directives. No matter what anyone negatively thinks,says,and/or reads about anything about this. This security guard is a poor example of what type of a tyrant of the thug that he's poorly educated or just plain ignorant. FULLY ignorant of the law. Our Constitution is the law of the land. Not that idiot of that security guard. Policies are NOT laws. Rules inside and/or outside of any public library are not laws, either. Unless anyone who's an auditor,which I seriously doubt that very much; happens to be loud in any public library, disrupting any of the public library staff,and/or the patrons,then that particular auditor,or by anyone....can be asked to leave. You can still film and record,but to be civil,any auditor,in example,can be civil and perform his/her/their legally constitutionally protected activity/activities by following protocol. By having an opportunity to speak to law enforcement. If law enforcement isn't quite clear on what is a legally constitutionally protected activity,then they should realize that they had sworn by an oath,to protect our Constitution. FOIA request form or forms available in public city halls. By any law enforcement agencies. And/or by a P.I.O. which means public information officers.

[@Rogerputman-j3x]

He should be arrested and prosecuted to the full extent of the law for civil rights violations and this çop is obligated to arrest and charge this idiot

[@falconcorban4128]

Power trip, what happens when a narcissist gets a little bit of authority and think they are experts and only will give in grudgingly.

[@parsnip2699]

Rent a cop seems to think that the "rules" on his piece of turf supersede actual laws. He needs to be educated.

[@dca4840]

Cuz he knows the rules. 😂

[@kevinpence8590]

The $15 an hour security guard that always wanted to be a cop but could never be a cop! What a lame. 🙄🙄🙄

[@TheOtherSidePaintball]

It's a good thing this guy never because good god

[@MrMZaccone]

The company that hired him and won't spend money and time on proper training is the real villain in the situation. Plenty of security professionals never wanted to be police, and for good reason. Plenty of security professionals aren't anything like this moron.

[@Theaftsh0tmyd0g]

Personally, I think he'd fit in the role of police officer well. 😂​@@TheOtherSidePaintball

[@crypticreality8484]

People just like him become cops every day

[@MrMZaccone]

@@crypticreality8484 Unfortunate, but true.

[@TheMrDarius]

When the officer was on the phone with his supervisor and the supervisor said, "that's complete bullshit." And then said, "tell that security to fuck off." I thought that was the greatest thing.

[@dthundergunb3115]

Me too lol

[@killa520az]

Same!!! Lol

[@thomaschong3520]

Excellent audit! She found the problem and got it repaired.

[@MrLOTZALUV]

The case a day security guard has a way to fragile of an ego to possess a firearm. Definitely should not be part of his toolbox. He should do the community a service and find some other source of income. It is scary to know that people like him are hired as security.😬

[@danb9612]

Failed the police academy. Became a power-hungry mall cop. These are the dangerous ones.

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

Frrr

[@rgman2858]

"You're not listening, you don't get it" NO sir, you don't get it.

[@SpaghettiBelly]

I giggled when he said he'd call the mayor. Like he would give a shit or listen to this twat. Also the irony of trying to go over a police officers authority abd talk down on him lol

[@cameronhetrick8014]

Dude thought law-enforcement was wrong

[@curiousskeptic6269]

I respect how the officer checked with his supervisor when he was unsure. Well done!

[@ventotv3654]

Facts

[@richardjunkins416]

These officers did an awesome job! In most cases I've seen you don't see the constitution protected so well!

[@joshvogel2770]

My brain explodes every time that security guard says, "this isn't public property, it's government!" So stupid!

[@eaf-target-xx2745]

Period

[@thecollieman8306]

@@eaf-target-xx2745hahahaha I was coming here to say it too! Period 😂

[@eaf-target-xx2745]

@@thecollieman8306 🤣

[@Angelbaybeee]

“Public library” stated right on the building… 😂

[@Meh-j9s]

Yep.

[@hismiths6649]

The security guard keeps yelling that the officer isn't listening, while actively refusing to listen to what anyone has to say.

[@conchitasauceda3340]

I was totally thinking the same thing!

[@Surferchicusa]

Textbook narcissist

[@Sionnach1601]

That was even more the fault of the officer. We have seen them countless times bullying people, yet this officer was far beyond too polite. He didn't once try to assert himself in any meaningful way. Then when his (very deservedly appointed) sergeant begun to speak to the security guard, all of a sudden Officer Evans decided he actually does have something to say, and starts to interrupt his sergeant who had everything important to say.

[@Sionnach1601]

​@@SurferchicusaTo be fair, after watching it all, I believe that he actually fervently believed that what he was saying was right and that it was necessary for the overall good. I'd like a man like him, who has been completely inundated on the LAW and what really is right and wrong, rather than someone who is there just for a pay cheque.

[@kimtonearts]

​@@Sionnach1601 fervently believed what he was saying, sure, but he's wrong. That doesn't give him the right to talk louder than everybody and be a bully. I'd rather have somebody who does their job politely, and isn't so full of ego that they go looking for arguments where they're not necessary. Security guards typically deter people from making poor choices simply because they know that there's more than just a camera on them there's somebody who's going to get Johnny Law down there PDQ.

[@photogatphotogmedia1969]

What is scary about this idiot security guard is that he carries a weapon.

[@mariegarside8830]

The woman filming did tell the cops she feared for her safety. It quickly became clear why she did so.

[@dougaltolan3017]

That is a constitutional right. Do you have a problem with that?

[@mariegarside8830]

​@dougaltolan3017 States regulate security guards. In my state, he would need to take extra training and pass further tests in order to carry a gun while working. While he does have the constitutional right to own a gun, in many states there are restrictions regarding guns in the workplace.

[@jerseyshoredroneservices225]

​@@dougaltolan3017 The problem is that when cops interact with armed people they almost always "fear for their safety" and use that as a reason to disarm. The security guard was acting nuts but for some reason these cops didn't disarm him imagine If the situation were reversed and the lady was acting nuts and had a gun the cops likely would have acted very differently. The problem is the double standard.

[@RabbiJesus]

Maybe not anymore. This guy is probably fired by now. I know I wouldn’t have him working for me. Too much liability. I like smooth talkers, not tough talkers.