He Got Arrested For Talking

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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

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[@sirajaxl]

In this case, these guys get no sympathy for me. Fundamentalist, holy rollers with their righteous indignation. Who are they to condemn someone to their imaginary hell, and tell other people what they should believe. They’re being just as bad as this cop violating their rights. Even worse in my book.

[@tyronelyons7968]

​@sirajaxl Then you are a hypocrite! Even if you don't like it or agree with what they say they still have the right to say it. But now you don't care how the police violated their rights because you didn't like what they said... wow

[@sirajaxl]

@@tyronelyons7968 OK, I didn’t say either of those two things. Nowhere did I indicate they didn’t have a right to do it, and I specifically said the cops were violating their rights. Why don’t you read what I wrote instead of what you wanted it to say.

[@Iamdissapoint]

Should they have been arrested? Clearly not. Should they have been put into a mental ward for believing in any religion? 100%.

[@davidtaylor8002]

Abiyah, it nice to see someone acknowledge 'Marbury v. Madison', however, you misquoted the the text of that decision. In Marbury v. Madison, the court wrote, "Any law that is repugnant to the Constitution is null and void."

[@bunchlead]

Have you noticed that other cops don't call the bad cops out. They are all thugs.

[@beaversixniner]

💯

[@bonerforest96]

They are gang members

[@Poppagee69]

Good cop / bad cop all acting with inflated with ego to compensate for infant wiener syndrome !

[@boardwalkjohnnie4952]

Thugs beget more thugs. They weed any sense of conscience and intelligence out at the academy.

[@erich6860]

So called "good cops" may exist, but if they cannot speak out or do something about the bad ones... they are guilty by association.

[@misterssippi601]

Wouldn't the officer need a decibel meter to prove this man was breaking their "noise ordinance"?

[@markthomas3730]

precisely

[@coltwinchester6124]

He got a complaint, all he needed in his pea brain.

[@W8RIT1]

Some jurisdictions have ordinances on the use of amplifiers for sound (speech/music); some are affected by the time.

[@kenhayes5759]

Pure evil

[@inyourshoes6199]

I hate that Abiyah Israel doesn't give update or follow-ups...

[@Timbermonkey360]

This cop was enforcing his fillings, NOT the law ..He should be fired,fined, and jailed.

[@davidsimmons7359]

Some one needs to remind the officer that anything he says or does can be used against him in a court of law.

[@dbell41888]

That's what I say too! Remind them...can and will be used against them. Having said that to them ask are they willing to continue because at this point your qualified immunity is history. Your pension becomes mine!!

[@lissanne9769]

Both statements are right on point. They record us, we record them. Get as much evidence as possible. Take them to court and sue them.

[@tonyfurneaux3399]

That LAW clearly does not apply to COPS. None of the attending cops should be cops, as they see a buddy break the law, yet stand by and watch. It is a club for thugs.

[@steveladner4346]

Fast food workers can lose their jobs over getting an order wrong but somehow highly paid and trained professionals are not expected to know laws they are enforcing.

[@atomsk7639]

"trained" has a loose definition these days.

[@bunchlead]

Because the police are grunts who protects the global elites. The elites need their grunts because the police protect their money and wealth, hence why the police literally get away with crimes against innocent citizens.

[@MM-xc2bt]

They are trained to be lying terrorists

[@jameswithey8898]

They're acting exactly how government intends them to ...

[@ilovegir]

The church called on them. Wonder who is sitting on the benches.

[@chriscrawl3732]

Texas law states a person must identify themselves only after being lawfully arrested. Not that any cop in the entire state knows this.

[@Poppagee69]

He' one of the thin blue gang who believe they ARE the law and every word is lawfull order ! ALL EGO to compenstae for infancy wiener syndrome !

[@fred_derf]

Every cop in the state knows that! They just don't care and only worry about enforcing their 'feelings".

[@howlinwulf]

Or anywhere else

[@michaelfera5515]

@@fred_derf I actually think most of them are unaware of what 38.02 actually says. They are either amazing actors, or just plain ignorant. I'm gonna go with ignorant.

[@jamessharp9790]

@@fred_derfthey just continue to get away with violating rights here in Tx like everywhere else. They bully people who don’t have the $ might or political support to fight it. It’s Cleburne - (Klee- Burn ). Johnson county keeps a lot of white trash incarcerated and poor.

[@delbancroft9339]

That comment from the officer " Just because you have the right to do something, it isn't always a good idea" is all a lawyer needs to remove Qualified Immunity and go after a larger lawsuit against he officer. He admitted the gentleman didn't break the law, but arrested him anyways.

[@Al-go5gl]

We also have the right to turn our back on an officer in need of assistance.

[@AngelLuisEspada1970]

😂😁

[@daveblackman816]

It’s only ok when the cop is yelling. But not for the guys preaching. Also, he has to measure by the decibels, not just off feelings.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Exactly that's how they see it

[@ilovegir]

They preached black Jesus on the wrong corner. This is Trump country black and brown is ok as long as they stay in line.

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@ilovegir That is the most ill-informed statement I've heard today.

[@MiketheMeister]

@@ilovegir The officer isn't prejudiced against skin color, he's prejudiced against the Gospel.

[@Poppagee69]

Rules for thee don't apply to me !

[@PepeToTheMooon]

14:00 so basically this was an illegal kidnapping because the cop heard a message he doesn’t like.

[@TCK-9]

Yes, and all the fees and court costs will have to be paid by the people arrested. Unless they manage to get a lawyer that can win a civil case against the city. But even then the citizens get to foot the bill. Police get paid by the citizens to collect 'taxes' from the citizens with fines and charges and if they lose a counter case then the citizens have to pay for that as well. And the money the P.D. generates? that mostly just goes to the P.D. Policing is such a scam these days.

[@boandjill]

You don't have to ID in Texas unless YOU"VE BEEN ARRESTED.

[@creocrimson836]

Cops seem to struggle with the idea that it doesn't matter who complains. People can complain all day long but if it's not illegal their response should be to educate the public that they're not breaking the law.

[@josteinholen1312]

The cop incriminated himself like no tomorrow on the drive back to the station! No "qualified immunity" should survive statements like that.

[@savagesociety85]

The cop's stupidity is offensive and it's disturbing my peace, who can I call to have him arrested?

[@bhambhole]

Ghostbusters maybe, some other non existent agency. They love the concept of "you can't beat the ride" because they get off on being little dictators.

[@maegreen1040]

I hope he sues

[@donttreadonrick9981]

Right?

[@andrewm-gw5oz]

They hire low IQ individuals intentionally. Intelligent people quickly get bored with the job and quit. Thus flushing all the time & money it took to train them down the drain.

[@B__C]

You gotta love how everything is now an arrest-able offense.

[@kathleenhannigan2487]

I love the way he keeps saying "I am not going to argue that point with you" because he knows he is dead in the water.

[@danmartens8855]

The truth is always a nuisance.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

That is the way it seems

[@ericstrohacker4383]

If this is Texas, they don't have to give them their ID unless they've been lawfully arrested. 38.02

[@the_architect_79]

Even if they did violate a noise ordinance, ordinances are usually attached with a decibel limit. That said, the officer did not have a way to measure the decibels and just arbitrarily arrested a person based on his own rational.

[@vivianpatton5692]

I hope these men file complaints & sue .

[@frankdoss6313]

The fact the cop stated he stands contrary to the speakers' position leads me to believe his actions were due to the content of their speech.

[@Fromatic]

I dont think so, I reckon even if his words were opposition to the church it would still have gone the same way

[@northmanlogging2769]

as a non christian, If I were to to the same thing outside of a church, there would not have been a relatively peaceful interaction, the cop did fine in this one.

[@jakebeach9621]

​@@northmanlogging2769yeay go to Russia then.

[@Xerou]

@@northmanlogging2769 cop violated the right to free speech, he even ADMITS to it on the ride back. Officer stated noise ordinance, did not have decibel meter to determine if they were breaking the decibel limit. Cop did not do fine, he absolutely fucked up royally.

[@christ9467]

You’d be surprised

[@cliffbutler9820]

Just because you told him to stop. Don't make it illegal. You enforce laws not ordinances. Who would have thought. He thought he was going to fight crime. But he ain't nothing but a glorified traffic warden. Collecting for his masters 😂.

[@richwightman3044]

Glorified hall monitor.

[@georgesadler7830]

I hope this gentleman sues this tyrant and the police department for rights violation. This is unreal in America.

[@delresearch5416]

This is why qualified immunity is just wrong. You can't hold some one for something they do wrong to you unless some court says previously that it was wrong.

[@gabbaralahah]

Still trying to wrap my head around city ordinances being instituted that violate constitutional rights.

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

I agree! Most of the people charged (and even convicted) of these unconstitutional laws don't know they are unconstitutional and don't have the resources to fight them. I think groups should make a list of unconstitutional laws and then bring these lists to town hall meetings and show the town the unconstitutional laws. Challenge them to remove the laws and make residents aware of these unconstitutional laws.

[@snared_]

@@1stamendmentmedia464 you don't have to follow laws that are unconsitutional. You may get arrested but it can be proven wrongful by definition if the law is unconstitutional. So I wouldn't give them too much attention.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

At the most it would make sense based on time of day. If you're making loud noises at 2 am it's a public disturbance while the majority of people are sleeping, not cause of the speech

[@scottmatznick3140]

Cops in the USA are the standing army we were warned of. We will never defeat them, as Americans have come to love their chains. It began with the security of supermarket food. This is the end result of an addiction to comfort.

[@icewallflatearth1158]

Baiter!!! Shame on you

[@davefletch3063]

Americans dont wear chains…unfortunately America has come to be filled with too many non-Americans.

[@pjfoltz8810]

They are the Blue Line Gang

[@robwiljas]

@@icewallflatearth1158 Shame on him for telling the Truth?

[@apocalypsepromotions7676]

There's only 400k of them...

[@tomc.4860]

These cops know what they're doing but they don't care because they're not having to pay for the lawsuit.

[@joeystillpoppin1173]

Ironic he goes straight to the young black man for I.D .. I'm not going to say it !

[@markstevenson6635]

He was the one with the amplifier

[@bobjohnson1389]

There is no excuse at this point for our public servants to not know or care about our rights!

[@Poppagee69]

They say citizen ignorance of the laws is no excuse yet they are clueless and will argue a citizen untill we are falsly arrestd and blue in the face ! Guilty of " we got a call " again !

[@bobjohnson1389]

@@Poppagee69 Exactly!

[@vicsstang89]

Obviously, there must be because it keeps happening over and over. It's sad at this point.

[@MJGonzalez99]

But if they don't care about our rights and have qualified immunity, what do they care?

[@timtubemusic]

There is no punishment when they violate our rights. So they don't care.

[@ClearwaterChad]

"Just for future reference" cops will lie and arrest you because they can't resist abusing you and their power

[@rogerw-interested]

and they are legally allowed to lie, so say the courts

[@andrehenry8916]

Take me to jail. You're not getting my ID.

[@sharonobryan9713]

The cop stating that just having a RIGHT to do something, isn't a goid idea to do it, shows he KNOWINGLY just violated this guys rights! I hope this guy will sue. I'm sure if he doesn't need the money, his cause does. Not to mention the need to help ensure cops STOP violating citizen rights!

[@jameswithey8898]

I could swear noise ordinances have a decimal limit and a time restriction inside city limits......? So technically if they cannot prove those two stipulations were violated, they cannot prove guilt. What if i wanted to use a leaf blower and clean up the street. Noise ordinance violations are in place to deter people from mowing grass at 3am in a residential neighborhood so it doesn't bother productive citizens from getting much needed rest before going to work so they can have a percentage of their income taken from them to enforce said violation..... FTP! Ignorant POS's couldn't provide a real service if they were paid to do so🤦........ PS. Im using sarcasm there😉

[@rodfulkerson2636]

I hope there is a lawsuit and a follow-up

[@madtabby66]

Seems he waited too long to file.

[@johnlast8266]

Totally arbitrary judgement of 'too loud'. Based on that officer anyone with any voice volume could be judged and illegally cited/arrested by him.

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

I think the fact that the 2 guys are black has a lot to do with it. Exercising your Constitutional rights in America while black.

[@jthomas7904]

Especially on Friday nights at the athletic field in the background. 😂

[@troykallhuff1636]

Im glad all of this is finally coming out with video. I pray to God that this corrupt system of justice in America, gets voted out.

[@micheleraychel8817]

This is absolute corruption I hope that officer gets his!

[@BirdyP]

This is ridiculous!! I am not religious at all. Simply don't believe. BUT I 1000000% SUPPORT these men!! They have the RIGHT to do what they are doing!! Leave them men alone!!! LET THEM SPEAK!!!

[@ilovegir]

Cleburne is in Texas we say merry Christmas and Jesus is white.

[@Poppagee69]

Tyrant cop was yelling at them louder than they were talking ! Total BS

[@ilovegir]

@@Poppagee69 Tyrant officer silences christian terroist Tyrant. Ironic don't you think?

[@rick-db1wr]

@@ilovegirlearn how to spell terrorist and then look up what it means

[@AofFL]

We need more friends like you. It's okay to disagree. But we can respect one another. 😊

[@sailwme]

As another channel says, "freedom is scary, deal with it" Credit: Civil Rights Lawyer. I appreciate you @WeThePeopleUniversity

[@nukepuke932]

Defending your freedom is far scarier. Remember that.

[@sailwme]

@@nukepuke932 that us what “dealing with it” means. I’ll not play verbal volleyball with you, please. I can do that ‘out there’.

[@thystaff742]

That civil "rights" lawyer is against sovereignty.

[@Xerou]

@@nukepuke932 Police don't 'defend our freedom' , our military members do it. Police trample on those freedoms. REMEMBER THAT.

[@RobertSmith-pw4jz]

When a cop immediately pushes hard for someone's identification and then makes threats to arrest if they don't give it, that's a clear indication of a quota arrest. In the state of Texas, a member of the public is under no legal obligation to provide identification to the cops unless they have been LAWFULLY ARRESTED! Texas penal code 38.02 says so, but as we can see, this cop didn't care about the law he took an oath to uphold. This is an easy win in court if he chooses to file a lawsuit for deprivation of rights under the color of law.

[@Chris_Daniels_Music]

Too many of these videos are in Texas.

[@Kadus500]

It's about culture. People that have a culture of backing the blue no matter what And it's also a problem in more leftist places backing other things. It's a big divide and people should consider the context, not just the identities of the people involved

[@fettel1988]

Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Religion in this country but I guess no Freedom for Religious Speech, especially if you are contrary to the local thug's church.

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

I'm pretty sure this uniformed thug doesn't go to church.

[@howlinwulf]

Yep that's seems about right in this case.

[@ironshoes1720]

The police officer acted badly, had an attitude problem and did not possess a basic understanding of the Constitution. If he wanted to enforce the city ordnance, he should have brought and used a decibel meter. That being said, you need to look up the word "atheism". Atheists are not part of any church, that's the whole point. You can live a good and respectable life without believing there's a magical being somewhere in the sky.

[@garyblevins3532]

Absolutely. Use your rights or loose your rights... The choice is yours

[@sharonobryan9713]

We do have the right to yell in public if we aren't making threats or attempting to incite a riot. This is despicable.

[@TRC19999]

6:16 that says it all. Just because the cop doesn’t believe, means we all need to go by his feelings. Pathetic.

[@mtw1234]

Why did his supervisor just stand there? Aren't they supposed to supervise??

[@johnkeith2450]

And once again the police officer or department will not have to pay when the lawsuit by them is won.

[@DjChadow]

From what I’ve read, this happened in 2018, and they ended up booking him on trespassing, not a noise ordinance (I wonder why?). Then they took it further by going to the press and saying these guys came on to the property and yelled at kids telling them that Santa wasn’t real during the church hosting a Christmas pageant. This made a ton of news outlets and even the mayor commented “we’re all for freedom of speech but don’t mess with Santa!”. It’s crazy because nobody must’ve watched the body cam footage back then or they would’ve easily seen this whole thing was nothing but illegal cop activity. I hope this guy sued or goes back and sues…

[@apocshadow1217]

Only a small fraction of officers join because they actually want to protect and make a difference. The majority joins for thr power. They know what they are doing, they know QI will protect them.

[@Poppagee69]

They are using acted ignorance and QI as a weapon in their pattern of practice across America !

[@tylerfortner8926]

QI is such bulls!t. It effectively makes them immune to the laws and wrongdoing. Imagine if us normies had QI…

[@howlinwulf]

And the decent ones are Soon kicked out ostracized and ridiculed until they leave.

[@cobracommander9138]

Most of the ones I know joined for a fat paycheck, fat pension and it was the only job they could get that paid that much that required only GED.

[@SouthernR0cker4Life]

They have the Us v Them mindset, that’s learned from Military Service. It’s beyond time that it has to lead to retraining at the Academy. Leave that mindset at the door, it’s not needed.

[@todddon]

This same cop goes to court and swears to God that he tells the truth. Every testimony Officer Atheist ever made should be thrown out.

[@dunningkruger4863]

The filth of goverment on full display

[@worker-wf2em]

Can not see how he gets QI from this. There is so much case law protecting what this guy was doing this is just sick

[@michaelbaker6811]

Not a shred of honor or dignity within any of these Officers. They do what they want because they clearly know there isn't any accountability for their unlawful actions. Sad that our rights no longer matter in the modern era authoritarian rule of law.

[@mmongiello722]

He was definitely avoiding violence in his attack on the constitution.

[@leonardcampbell5990]

Texas code 38.02 You don't have to show I.D. unless you are lawfully arrested

[@jesusloera8977]

Now He is soliciting a trespass?!! How many rights or laws does a cop get to break before someone does something about it!!

[@matthew27215]

I hope they sue the pants off this cop

[@stephengrigg5988]

I think he really screwed himself when he confirmed that he arrested him for using his freedom of speech "He's not gonna arrest your for using your freedom of speech" "I'm about to"

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

i'd love to read the report written for this arrest.

[@TashaIsrael-ch9xf]

The officer knew the law but arrested the guy because he wasnt listening to the officer

[@drewcalderon2287]

The fact he said he doesn't believe in God n then arrested him for expressing freedom of speech and freedom of religion is a blatant and malicious violation of the first amendment right

[@IoTSecurity]

I actually agree with you. Much like you, I'm a former police officer as well. I agree that the overwhelming majority of law enforcement officers are in fact "bad" per se. It's very much the opposite of the "most cops are good" ideology.

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

I sure hope these two follow up with legal proceedings.

[@ward7voter111]

The cop immediately jumps to demanding ID and threatening arrest if they don't provide it. - The cop clearly is IGNORING Texas law 38.02 regarding when a person must lawfully provide ID. He also is going for "Arresting for Failure to ID", which happens to be a secondary offense. We are only seconds into the encounter, and he can't stop himself... he throws dives right in and starts digging himself (the department, and city) a massive hole, and goes for the gold, by violating their constitutional rights. He doesn't care because he has "Qualified Immunity" and it won't affect him or his career is any way. The "upside" in his mind is that he gets these "people" to stop doing what someone else doesn't like, and he doesn't like it either. EGO EGO EGO!!!

[@hatelife010]

They know the law they just dont give a damn because they'll investigate themselves and will always find themselves not guilty.

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

natural voice can not be limited. amplified voice is something else, but the all natural voice can be as loud as you want it to be for as long as you can keep it up.

[@markstevenson6635]

The blue shirt man was using an amplified bullhorn

[@shadowknightgladstay4856]

the noise ordinance (A) Any unreasonably loud, disturbing, or unnecessary noise which causes material distress, discomfort, or injury to persons of ordinary sensibilities is declared to be a nuisance and is prohibited. (B) Any noise of such character, intensity, and continued duration which substantially interferes with the comfortable enjoyment of private homes by persons of ordinary sensibilities is hereby declared to be a nuisance and is prohibited. Seems to be unclear and a violation of the 1st amendment.

[@madtabby66]

Define unreasonable.

[@bucktaylor9178]

I hope he files a lawsuit and file a complaint against this officer.

[@jcmoney4125]

It’s bad when the most tyranny we face comes from those we are forced to pay

[@kerrilyn2221]

Ma man…dropping another vid in the best interest of we the people. Merry Christmas everyone!!!!! 🎉🎉❤❤

[@matthew27215]

That cop will give an account for those words

[@azaguero8170]

I think you’re exactly right on your assessment of other officers…I think they will violate your rights unless they know you know them !

[@VFVT101]

Your 1st statement was correct, they actually don't care as long as they have qualified immunity. Remove that from all LEO'S and you will see how many police actually know the law........

[@shadowknightgladstay4856]

Seems like someone is about to be payed and someone is about to be fired.

[@matthew27215]

This burns me up

[@unix6805]

Another bailout by the taxpayers.

[@steveladner4346]

Jesus was crucified by his local police department that called themselves heroes.

[@WlmaAlexender-zl6nx]

The guards arrested Him. But it was those that were offended by His message that wanted Him dead. Not "cancel culture" so to speak, but the easily offended, who believed there right to not be offended outweighed The Lord's life.

[@marqueswoolery6449]

😮😮😮😮😮

[@johnrode7109]

I hope this young man files a complaint and talks to a lawyer about a law suit

[@joshfly210]

Not only is that a violation of freedom of speech, it’s freedom of religion.

[@princesspiplaysbass]

In Texas, you don't have to show your ID until lawfully arrested. The cops know this but just don't care.

[@josteinholen1312]

What's the update on the arrest and charges?

[@Ubique2927]

They should have gone straight back with a lawyer and the GIS survey.

[@michaelbyrd3880]

When this gets tossed out of court, some measures, harsh disciplines.is in order. Qualified Immunity has to go!

[@michaelbradley7529]

This is the test that many people fail when it comes to the first amendment. I have been an Atheist my entire life and choose to live my live my life based on facts and evidence that comport with reality rather than faith and superstition. So, I couldn't disagree more with their religious message, however their right to freely speak must be respected and protected. The speech that needs the most protection is the speech we disagree with. I hope these guys follow thru with a lawsuit

[@clownshoemafia]

I dont think the cop did it all right, but i dont think that freedom of speech gets to be unhindered at 100, 150, or other crazy number of decibels. You dont get to express yourself freely until peoples ears bleed. Of course that is an exaggeration, but shows that not everything is an absolute unlimited right. Personally, i would have preferred a megaphone showdown until both sides went deaf. A perfect self smiting while imaginary god falls off his chair laughing.

[@sebfettel]

This cop is one of the most foolish men I've ever came across.. He is totally void of wisdom and understanding. He's actually a very serious criminal and totally failed at his job. This is absolutely unacceptable. How do people like him pass the test to become law enforcement officials that represent and uphold the law. He clearly does not have the character required

[@JPW3]

Open the checkbook, Cleburne. The taxpayers will be the hook for this cop's incompetence.

[@bravo9711]

I hope they make a complaint and lawsuit. Please do not accept any settlement and take it to court. If you don't take it to court they won't accept that they are doing something wrong. Please don't let them hide behind none disclosure agreement. Stop accepting peanuts and let the jury decide.

[@readytogo6569]

This is a 5 year old video. I spoke with a Sargent there today, and all new officers for the last 2 years receive a copy of the US Constitution and are tested on it. Changes in the Right direction, and Accountability for actions being held.

[@Poppagee69]

It is worse than driving a trasport truck without a license or training !

[@howlinwulf]

And this cat failed in the worst way!!!

[@readytogo6569]

@@howlinwulf It’s a 5 year old video. It started the changes they’re making. I edited my original comment to add that.

[@douglasvick414]

Gestapo Nazi tactics ironic considering most USA officers are Israeli defense force trained. Maybe not so ironic😮😢

[@donHooligan]

Nazis don't care what they are doing to the world....only what is happening to them.

[@jameswithey8898]

The entire world dismantled Germany's government, science, policing and industrial organizations and gave amnesty and employed most of the men involved after the war..... Google it😉

[@dephraction_99]

Nazi was a term coined by Jews. True story

[@genericdude6551]

There appears to be a lot of politicians that swear an oath but don't really know the Constitution.

[@zasperating8174]

If you raise a child without discipline, you WILL end up with a child that does what it wants. It knows right from wrong but with no consequences who cares! That is what qualified Immunity has created! It has to go!

[@cliffbutler9820]

Stop letting them violate you. Never let them put you in cuffs. Defend yourself at all costs.

[@JassoG]

I can’t wait to see a recording of yourself never letting them put you in cuffs and defending yourself at all costs.

[@JonathanLedbetter]

That won't work until we pass laws allowing us to fight the police without repercussions.

[@austinwinston684]

​@@JonathanLedbetterthe laws to defend yourself against violent criminals already exist. Carry and practice.

[@vivianpatton5692]

@@austinwinston684 It will make News Headlines IF that happens .

[@aliceakosota797]

isn't it better to die free standing than to die enslaved ?@@JassoG

[@RobertLanden1]

Cops have discretion. That means they can choose to not threaten or cage anyone. It's a personal choice. They can choose to not use "laws" or their job procedures as excuses to threaten and harm peaceful people or they can choose to be tyrants. They can also choose to make up shit to use as excuses to violently punish peaceful people. Choosing to be peaceful with peaceful people is rare amongst the violent gangs of armed enforcer's of politician's dictates.

[@davidsimmons7359]

Just because you have the right to enforce your emotions, doesn't mean it's a good idea. 😂

[@MayberryRebel]

Issued a warning, not arrested? That makes his bound and unwilling transport a kidnapping.

[@AirborneAudits]

Nope - I disagree. In this case, the police officer is 100% CORRECT. In Cleburne, TX they have two relevant ordinances that do not violate the Constitution. § 130.05 LOUDSPEAKERS - USE ON OR NEAR STREETS and § 130.21 NOISE AS NUISANCE. This is an example of where the government can apply time, place, and manner restrictions as long as they aren't regulating the content of speech. Specifically, "the use of a loudspeaker or amplifier of such intensity that annoys and disturbs persons of ordinary sensibilities" is valid. Now, cities MUST allow the use of amplified sound devices; however, they CAN require a permit to do so. Typically, a permit MUST be issued the same day. The ordinance clearly states that you have to request a permit from the Chief of Police. This is usually done to ensure that applicants understand the time, place, and manner restrictions. For example, it is reasonable to prohibit sound amplification after 10 p.m. 1989 Ward vs Rock Against Racism, 491 U.S. 781 - Time, place, and manner restrictions are required to be “content-neutral limitations” imposed by the government that serve a significant governmental interest and leaves open ample alternative channels of communication. If these young men didn't use a sound amplifier, then the cop would be 100% WRONG. But they did and citizen complaints were valid based on the noise produced (not on the content of their speech). That said, in Texas you do NOT have to provide identification unless you are LAWFULLY ARRESTED. They CANNOT arrest you for not providing identification... period. The officer had specific and articulable facts that supported his reasonable suspicion that a crime had occurred, and the detention was lawful. But you can't arrest someone just because they refuse to identify. In this case, you can arrest them for violating the sound ordinance (and then get identification). Title 8, Chapter 38, Section 38.02 - Failure to Identify happens when a person intentionally refuses to give his name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has lawfully arrested the person and requested the information. 1985 Hayes vs Florida, 470 U.S. 811 - The Court held where there was no probable cause to arrest, no consent to the journey to the police station, and no prior judicial authorization for detaining a person, the investigative detention at a police station for the purpose of fingerprinting violated the Fourth Amendment. 1979 Brown vs Texas, 443 U.S. 47 - The Court held that to detain a person and require him to identify himself violated the Fourth Amendment because the officers lacked any reasonable suspicion to believe he was engaged or had engaged in criminal conduct. You have the right to express yourself, but cities CAN require a permit for a sound amplifier. Just using your voice CANNOT be restricted in a traditional public forum, like SIDEWALKS. Using a megaphone may be against the law without a permit (check your local city). 1983 Perry Education Association vs Perry Local Educators' Association, 460 U.S. 37 - Traditional public forums include streets, parks, and places traditionally open “to assembly and debate.” That said, arguing with police is LEGAL. Interrupting police when they are talking to you is LEGAL. In Texas, your speech CANNOT be considered "interference." Title 8, Chapter 38, Section 38.15 - Interference with Public Duties requires criminal negligence; furthermore, subsection (d) states that “it is a defense to prosecution if the interruption, disruption, impediment, or interference consisted of speech only.” 2020 Voss vs Goode, 5th Circuit - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which includes Texas, held that “merely arguing with police officers about the propriety of their conduct falls within the speech exception to section 38.15” and thus does NOT constitute probable cause to arrest someone for interference. 2007 Freeman vs Gore, 5th Circuit - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which includes Texas, held that although Freeman was “yelling” and “screaming,” that alone does not take her conduct out of the realm of speech. Deputies did NOT have probable cause to arrest Freeman for interference. 1987 Houston vs Hill, 482 U.S. 451 - Held that “the First Amendment protects a significant amount of verbal criticism and challenge directed at police officers.” It is lawful to interrupt a police officer and to verbally challenge them during ANY investigation. “In the face of verbal challenges to police action, officers and municipalities must respond with restraint.” “The freedom of individuals verbally to oppose or challenge police action without thereby risking arrest is one of the principal characteristics by which we distinguish a free nation from a police state.” You have the right to hold signs in public. You have the right to offend anyone in public. 1975 Glasson vs City of Louisville, 6th Circuit - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit held that police officers were not authorized to forcibly take a poster from someone standing on a public sidewalk and destroy it. Police were held liable under section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act because the activity was protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments. 1992 R.A.V. vs St. Paul, 505 U.S. 377 - "The mere fact that expressive activity causes hurt feelings, offense, or resentment does NOT render the expression unprotected." 1949 Terminiello vs Chicago, 337 U.S. 1 - The Court held that a “breach of peace” ordinance that banned speech that “stirs the public to anger, invites dispute, brings about a condition of unrest, or creates a disturbance” was unconstitutional under the First and Fourteenth Amendments. That trespass warning was COMPLETELY BOGUS. Title 1, Chapter 1, Section 1.07 - Definition of Public Place means any place to which the public or a substantial group of the public has access and includes, but is not limited to, streets, highways, and the common areas of schools, hospitals, apartment houses, office buildings, transport facilities, and shops. 2000 Loera vs Texas, 5th District - The Fifth District Court of Appeals for Texas determined that “if the public has ANY access to the place in question, it is public.” “The evidence of this case turns on the meaning and application of the term ‘access,’ not on the common understanding of the term ‘public.’” Title 7, Chapter 30, Section 30.05 - Criminal Trespass occurs when a person commits an offense if the person enters or remains on or in property of another, including residential land, agricultural land, a recreational vehicle park, a building, a general residential operation operating as a residential treatment center, or an aircraft or other vehicle, without effective consent and the person: (1) Had notice that the entry was forbidden; or (2) Received notice to depart but failed to do so. 1988 Reed vs Texas, 6th District - The Sixth District Court of Appeals for Texas held that a volitional refusal to leave when requested is required for a conviction. This cop didn't try the 'ole disorderly conduct nonsense that most cops do, but just in case a Texas police officer tries to arrest your for disorderly conduct, remember the following. Also, contrary to what every Texas cops believes, vulgar language is NOT illegal in Texas (unless you are trying to bait a fight). Title 9, Chapter 42, Section 42.01 - Disorderly Conduct is an intentional act to incite a breach of the peace by attempting to provoke violence in public by using abusive language or offensive gestures, create noxious odors by chemical means, or make unreasonable noises. 1997 Spiller vs Texas City, 5th Circuit - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which includes Texas, held that section 42.01 applies to “fighting words” only. 1971 Cohen vs California, 403 U.S. 15 - Held that profane words, in themselves, cannot be banned under the First Amendment and prevented the conviction for the crime of disturbing the peace. 1942 Chaplinksy vs New Hampshire, 315 U.S. 568 - Established the doctrine of “fighting words” as having a direct tendency to cause acts of violence by the person to whom, individually, the remark is addressed. LEARN YOUR RIGHTS. LEARN THE LAWS COPS MOST OFTEN ABUSE. LEARN THE CASE LAW THAT BACKS UP YOUR RIGHTS. PLEASE NOTE THAT I ONLY LISTED EXCERPTS FORM THE TEXAS PENAL CODE AND IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO KNOW AND UNDERSTAND LAWS. I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY. THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.

[@donnythomas9552]

Great video!!!! The educated yourself and now you're educating us.... thank you..... For your videos....

[@elderdwaynehull5377]

Please sue that cop and police department

[@johnnytwotimez]

Lots of people don't want to follow the law, they want to operate on the fringes of the law and push boundaries fo their own benefits