Grandma Owned These Officers Like A PRO! | First Amendment Audit 2024 New #12

Grandma Owned These Officers Like A PRO! | First Amendment Audit 2024 New #12
The video captures a confrontation regarding the authority of the police and public safety in relation to freedom of speech and freedom of the press during a First Amendment Audit. In the video, a citizen (possibly a woman) is recording in a public area when security forces and police demand that she stop and provide personal information, a common issue encountered in First Amendment Audits. This citizen firmly asserts her rights in a public space, emphasizing that recording is legal and does not violate anyone's privacy, a principle vital to First Amendment Audits.
The dialogue highlights the tension between citizens' rights and the attitudes of law enforcement, while also underscoring the need to educate both sides about their rights and responsibilities in public spaces, particularly during First Amendment Audits. Specifically, citizens need to understand their rights to confidently defend them, while law enforcement should be trained to respect these rights and handle situations without infringing on the freedoms of individuals. Understanding the limits and responsibilities will help foster a more positive and effective communication environment between citizens and law enforcement during First Amendment Audits.
The video concludes by emphasizing that the right to record in public areas is a crucial part of human rights and must be protected, especially in the context of First Amendment Audits. It also encourages viewers to learn about and educate themselves on their fundamental rights, contributing to the establishment of a civilized society where everyone is respected and their rights are upheld during these audits.
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[@walidbahhur4198]

I find it disturbing that the citizens understand the law better than the people we pay to enforce law

[@dotcamera]

Citizens being more knowledgeable about the law than those who enforce it highlights the need for better training and education within law enforcement.

[@pj9654]

Most cops are taught wrong everything - especially how to be paid liars. Once they have been brainwashed to do this, it is almost impossible to re-train them. Why? Because they were nearly unteachable in the first place and now they have a system that works...FOR THEM. Never mind if it breaks the law or tramples on rights. They rarely pay a price for their shameless corruption. Unteachable except through federal lawsuits, where the lose qualified immunity. This should be a cottage industry by now for civil rights lawyers, but where are they?

[@vanessamoore5243]

🎯🇺🇸

[@IntegrityGames]

"Here's your trespass warning, she says you can still come in the building." What? "Unfortunately he's allowed to film." It's unfortunate that I have rights?

[@dotcamera]

Rights shouldn’t be seen as unfortunate. It’s crucial for everyone to know and uphold their rights in public spaces

[@Lei-AICPhD]

Grandma is my LOVE!!! Grandma don’t play with these Nerds!

[@dotcamera]

Grandmas have a wisdom and toughness that can’t be matched. They always have our backs!

[@pj9654]

Cop: "You're being detained for a disorderly conduct violation because they said you were on their property...." Yet moments earlier the same cop refused to look at the auditor's recording to see whether or not that's true. Police must hate our rights because they ALWAYS take the side of the caller with the "problem" rather than do their job and INVESTIGATE whether or not the auditor came upon their property in order to verify if the complaint is factually true. If proper investigation was done, so much of these situations could be cleared up quickly. Sadly, it appears cops are lazy. Lazy cops = lawsuits that our tax money pays for. The process lazy cops use also makes it impossible to eliminate the lazy cops. This my friends, is a systemically corrupt system.

[@vanessamoore5243]

@pj9654 💯😤🇺🇸

[@charlestant1820]

Put your cuffs away Barney Fife

[@bats_5]

Still baffles me how law enforcement still don’t know that post offices are Public and NOT private 🤔

[@jamessaidicould]

Where I grew up the post office was a short cut around town for kids and everyone else. I still use it to this day when in town. No one ever said anything. But that’s the difference between small town living

[@dotcamera]

That’s such a great memory! Small towns have a way of fostering that sense of familiarity and freedom, making it easy for everyone to feel at home.

[@The_Last_Ninja]

It’s so ridiculous that entitled people think their privacy while in public is the responsibility of others and not for themselves to create. What type of mixed up and twisted world do we actually live in?

[@dotcamera]

It’s a tricky balance between personal responsibility and the public nature of certain spaces. We all have to be aware of our surroundings and how our actions may be perceived.

[@michaelaue7411]

He needs get his hands out of his pockets for your safety

[@DJPLAST2]

Why is there a private automobile in the Federal parking lot at the post office? That cracked me up that they kicked it to the female deputy to take the hit, what a bunch of cowards, basically they threw her under the bus!

[@kenichitamagusuku3194]

It might be 18 US CODE 241 violation because two port piggies was violating unalienable rights.

[@charliemccarthy5854]

Unalienable?

[@dotcamera]

If those officers were indeed infringing on fundamental rights, invoking 18 US CODE 241 is a way to highlight the seriousness of the situation.

[@kenichitamagusuku3194]

That director at that center did the great job in my opinion, he said he didn’t like the auditor recording but he has the right to record so he did not let his wants violate the rights, great job my him.

[@dotcamera]

It takes a lot of professionalism to recognize and respect rights, even when it’s uncomfortable. His response sets a positive example!

[@JenniferLynnLyon]

Unless the local law enforcement has a written agreement with Homeland Security to provide law enforcement for that post office they are in violation of no firearms on property. Report them to the local postal inspectors for prosecution.

[@capngloval]

If you work in a gov't building, then you work for us, not the other way around. You don't tell us what to do, quite the opposite.

[@charliemccarthy5854]

I’m just walking around peacefully 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️. None of this was a problem until social media

[@dotcamera]

Social media can change how people perceive interactions in public, making normal activities feel charged or scrutinized

[@charliemccarthy5854]

@@dotcamera he’s a terrible liar.

[@rubencordova741]

My teacher told me i was smart enough to work construction. I should have tole him. Cause im to smart to be a cop. 😂

[@drdoc7508]

this 1st cop about to get town a Huge Lawsuit..ego and ignorance

[@dotcamera]

When officers act out of ego rather than understanding the law, it can have serious consequences for the community

[@jonferdig3205]

this is federeal property... the sherifs have no authority on federal property... tell them to kick rocks

[@dotcamera]

You're right that federal property has its own jurisdiction, but local law enforcement sometimes collaborates with federal agencies. It's not always as clear-cut

[@tkoprojoe]

This is your Government America ... camera's are career killers.

[@dotcamera]

Cameras are a powerful tool for transparency. If someone is doing their job correctly, they shouldn’t fear being recorded. It holds everyone accountable.

[@D4u2s0t]

Miss public is looking for the phrase "deprivation of rights under color of law"

[@dotcamera]

This phrase encapsulates serious issues regarding accountability and civil rights, making it essential knowledge for all

[@martinwhalley3286]

What kind of plant is it? A Creeping Charlie?

[@martinwhalley3286]

If they shut their fence or place signs conspicuously stating Government employees only or no public entry ⛔

[@dotcamera]

Proper signage and secure access points would clarify expectations and reduce confusion for everyone involved.

[@JamesBunn-b3w]

Wrong heavy equipment has right away on any site ive ever seen i was equipment operator for 40 years

[@Erikj-fd8pz]

Sheriff is a Peace keeper not law enforcement

[@dotcamera]

Sheriffs should prioritize peacekeeping, but they also have the authority to enforce the law when necessary to maintain safety.

[@alvinjack2189]

I don't know his rights

[@martinwhalley3286]

Fancy truck

[@timtubemusic]

post office trespass, as auditors always do , he wanted to be trespassed under threat of arrest then left. But if he does not follow up with litigation, then it was just blowing smoke because the removed him and no repercussions. Free to do this to anyone.

[@capngloval]

That's false. But keep on twisting that false narrative. He wanted someone to admit he was in the right, and then to leave him alone. He was 100% correct.

[@martinwhalley3286]

Did he turn it on? Whata dunce cop

[@alexlewis5526]

Why did the first officer believe the caller without proof?

[@dotcamera]

It highlights the importance of critical thinking and verifying information before acting.

[@vanessamoore5243]

@alexlewis5526 They always do. Because of that, they jump to conclusions without all the evidence, due to failure to properly investigate.

[@stubbyassassin]

Can someone explain Marsec level?

[@richardnadeau8932]

As soon as you fogged out a part of the video I stopped watching it. More and more parts are being fogged out in yt videos and I’m fed up with it. I can’t even watch a nature video without some part of it being fogged out. Why upload it then if I can’t see what’s in the video? If it’s fogged out it a thumbs down.

[@fredh54]

You keep saying that every citizen has these rights. Yes. but so does every person in this country, citizen. tourist, even non-citizens have these rights.

[@dotcamera]

You’ve hit the nail on the head! Rights are a cornerstone of a just society and should be upheld for everyone, including tourists and non-citizens

[@jakerazmataz852]

Stop talking to police. It's not your job to educate the police.

[@dotcamera]

It can be frustrating when police officers lack knowledge about the law, but educating them can contribute to better interactions for everyone

[@jakerazmataz852]

@@dotcamera They don't care.

[@vanessamoore5243]

@jakerazmataz852 It doesn't matter that they don't care. We the People, care. I care & so do most auditors.

[@martinwhalley3286]

Let's smoke mary jane and drink a little coke.

[@josephsisson]

This is a pirate channel that does not give credit to the content creators. 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@looonytoonz]

Again, with these cuts(half sentance here or there mid sentance in most cases).. most these videos already exist as clips, why are you making them worse?

[@undertaker_of_tyrantasaurus]

“33:07 - “… hope this was good training…!?!” Which part?! The one where the sheriff didn’t have a Memorandum nor Pwr of Atty with the Post of to even do a trespass -OR- the part where the lady conspired with the “POLICY ENFORCEMENT” to commit conspiracy to violate your rights via Title18 usc 1983 art. 241 + 242?!

[@michaelmurphy7357]

This needs a better quality of editing

[@dotcamera]

We’ll take your suggestion into account and work on enhancing the editing quality moving forward

[@Poordirtfarmer]