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[@straydeviare]

Unconstitutional Official Acts 16 Am Jur 2d, Sec 177 late 2d, Sec 256: The general misconception is that any statute passed by legislators bearing the appearance of law constitutes the law of the land. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land, and any statute, to be valid, must be In agreement. It is impossible for both the Constitution and a law violating it to be valid; one must prevail. This is succinctly stated as follows: The General rule is that an unconstitutional statute, though having the form and name of law is in reality no law, but is wholly void, and ineffective for any purpose; since unconstitutionality dates from the time of it's enactment and not merely from the date of the decision so branding it. An unconstitutional law, in legal contemplation, is as inoperative as if it had never been passed. Such a statute leaves the question that it purports to settle just as it would be had the statute not been enacted. Since an unconstitutional law is void, the general principles follow that it imposes no duties, confers no rights, creates no office, bestows no power or authority on anyone, affords no protection, and justifies no acts performed under it..... A void act cannot be legally consistent with a valid one. An unconstitutional law cannot operate to supersede any existing valid law. Indeed, insofar as a statute runs counter to the fundamental law of the lend, it is superseded thereby. No one Is bound to obey an unconstitutional law and no courts are bound to enforce it. Jon Roland: Strictly speaking, an unconstitutional statute is not a "law", and should not be called a "law", even if it is sustained by a court, for a finding that a statute or other official act is constitutional does not make it so, or confer any authority to anyone to enforce it. All citizens and legal residents of the United States, by their presence on the territory of the United States, are subject to the militia duty, the duty of the social compact that creates the society, which requires that each, alone and in concert with others, not only obey the Constitution and constitutional official acts, but help enforce them, if necessary, at the risk of one's life. Any unconstitutional act of an official will at least be a violation of the oath of that official to execute the duties of his office, and therefore grounds for his removal from office. No official immunity or privileges of rank or position survive the commission of unlawful acts. If it violates the rights of individuals, it is also likely to be a crime, and the militia duty obligates anyone aware of such a violation to investigate it, gather evidence for a prosecution, make an arrest, and if necessary, seek an indictment from a grand jury, and if one is obtained, prosecute the offender in a court of law.

[@ronniewelch7817]

It's sad when the police can enforce laws they don't even know . We would be arrested if we went on private property and was asked to leave. It's insain they were told there trespassing and they opened a gate with a clear visible sign saying no trespassing 😮😢how can they get away with stuff like this where is the accountability at. We the people deserve better and cops do not run the world but the government let's them get away with sht like this.😢😢😢

[@Thesmokingauditor]

I believe part 2 the video I am currently watching is unlisted meaning you have to click on the link to get to it just to let you know

[@abovethefalls8091]

Hey Lack, hello from "Above The Falls"! Just donated to the Fund Me. Cheers!

[@Trustee-of-The-Most-High]

24:35 MARBURY VS MADISON NULL AND VOOOOOOOID!!!!

[@lamber9636]

Imagine a cop walks into your house and says “prove to me you live here” then charges you for swearing. That’s exactly what’s happening here

[@anthonyoer4778]

I vaguely remember a female officer shooting a man on his own couch in his own apartment bc she thought she was in her apartment...and assumed he broke into her apartment.

[@ternuscleargullyiii8154]

​@@anthonyoer4778 Youre talking about the shooting of Botham Jean. That cop was convicted

[@anthonyoer4778]

@@ternuscleargullyiii8154 yes, thank you.

[@wigalert]

It's so outrageous that it borders on surreal.

[@nemosthebandit]

Imagine people defending ignorant neighbors shooting GUNS at YOUR HOUSE.

[@silvergeist43]

Hudson has demonstrated that he is wildly unfit for law enforcement and should be barred from any kind of active duty when it comes to working in the field of law enforcement. This man is a tyrant and needs to be removed immediately!

[@user-vz4qq9ew1f]

I totally agree 💯

[@ekfinn]

He has demonstrated why we have a right to be armed and form militias.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Both come across as abusive

[@TruthrConsequences]

The FACT he was elevated to SGT speaks volumes of the Sussex County, VA Sheriff's Department. VOTE him out!

[@TruthrConsequences]

@@wingatebarraclough3553 How could any jurisdiction send the husband of a 9-1-1 complainant to respond to that call?

[@Allradicalliberalsneedtodie]

That black officer needs to be fired and charged

[@mitchellwelt4170]

Notice that they said the black cop no longer has a job. Most likely a affirmitive action hire and was fired due to policy....Not screwing over a citizen....

[@ajahijernigan4051]

@@mitchellwelt4170I do agree he should be fired and I’m black but affirmative action hire is a “interesting take”

[@the_bookof_joel2081]

​@@mitchellwelt4170We see a multitude of white officers violating people's rights, but the black officer must have been an affirmative action hire? How about we get the bad officers off the force without the unnecessary racism.

[@curtisreynolds7375]

I won't say what I think he needs.

[@chanelle780]

​@@ajahijernigan4051not sure why they had to say "black cop." There were other ways to describe which officer he was talking about, coupled with the use of affirmative action makes me think they are grasping at straws that don't exist.

[@robertogren-bq1gu]

Hudson should absolutely NOT have his job after this encounter. He violated the 1st, 4th, and 5th amendment rights of multiple citizens. He is a danger to the public !

[@user-kj5yi2gh8f]

It’s so hard for that deputy to breathe when he’s got his head so far up his ass

[@daveheesen9174]

future chief...if he lves that long

[@Donnie-cj8tg]

​@@daveheesen9174 I think an acorn will drop before he makes it that far.

[@Forsaken_Outlaw]

Being that an “off duty” officer/neighbor called explains ALOT!!! ABOLISH QUALIFIED IMMUNITY!!

[@kayetaylor5551]

He is a bully....doing this to be tyrants and annoy the family....disgusting to treat an American law abiding family this way ....SCOTLAND STANDS WITH THIS FAMILY.....these tyrant bully cops need to lose immunity....shame on them for allowing ego to abuse this family

[@sketch6995]

that wont do anything at all. we got rid of QI in colorado 3 years ago and it only made things worse.

[@maliant16]

⁠@@kayetaylor5551The off-duty cop was an African America lady, who has been a victim of hate crimes, burned crosses and nooses in her yard by the Grand Wizards failing to trespass investigators.

[@hitman_s1]

​@@maliant16bullshit

[@categoricamente1753]

F@#$abolishing immunity, use the second amendment like the founding fathers intended.

[@debo398]

Without a search warrant these deputies are trespassing on private property.

[@truthandreality4650]

See these narcissist psychopaths obey the law? They don't, they are criminals.

[@King.David.219]

It is absurd that police officers think just because they are officers. They have the right to just come on to anyone's property. As the Trespassers accuse you of Trespassing. and demand you to prove to them it's your property.. Make that make sense

[@CMTZ11]

@@King.David.219imagine the dude couldn’t be reached or was out of town. They’d have just arrested the older man. They need to prove he’s not allowed in the first place. Not the other way around. This asshole can reasonably infer they were telling the truth but wanted to play ego games with the people standing on their rights. He should be in jail.

[@ReadTheShrill]

Yep, and they were armed. I would have to check the jurisdiction to be sure, but in many places, that makes it felony trespassing.

[@charliepiland3285]

They don’t need to obtain a search warrant IF there is exigent circumstances….which there were NOT in this case.

[@Harrison6624]

That cop pointed a loaded firearm directly at his lower body. My 10 year old knows better. What a joke.

[@thewhitedahlia.8108]

Lawsuit time. Sorry taxpayers.

[@Miyamoto8Musashi]

I’d rather see the money going to him instead of joe Bidens wallet

[@user-kj5yi2gh8f]

What happened to innocent until proven guilty?

[@ryanlsorrell1983]

​@user-kj5yi2gh8f Res Ipsa Loquitor is what's happening here. They don't qualify for that like an airplane or boat captain but the cop thinks they do.

[@carolynasfour5644]

​@@Miyamoto8Musashiwhat the hell does that mean?

[@Miyamoto8Musashi]

@@carolynasfour5644 it means I’d rather see these innocent guys get my tax money than my money being mishandled by the democrats and joe Biden like they have been doing

[@NationInDistressMay30]

That other cop is one hundred percent just as guilty. He stood there and let it happen.

[@skillethead15]

He has the same mentality. In the other video he’s telling the son he doesn’t need a reason to stop someone and ask for ID. I have no doubt in my mind that these cops are trained to ignore the law like this. And this is a common theme with cops in small country towns across the US. They have gotten away with violating rights for so long that they think it’s the norm. This is what no accountability for breaking the law creates.

[@Fsher276]

Same goes for the supervisor.

[@Buckin69]

Knowing what a screwed up deal it was. There's no honor anymore.

[@lorenzog7811]

That's what they all do

[@targetedcitizen3160]

He assisted. He didnt just sit there..

[@thesuperdingos]

Imagine arresting someone on their own property for freely speaking on their own land. Just wow.

[@mcccxxxvii6187]

The Nazi Party did it too.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

The way these two are acting, and all the incessant "ok"s, make me fear for how they might treat their families behind closed doors

[@tobeforgottenisworsethande8995]

We sure have all this freedom here in America don't we

[@HollywoodHornet]

We don't have to imagine it. We all saw it.

[@Poppagee69]

Didn't you know , we are just the guests and tax slaves in " THEIR " world !

[@scottharris307]

Both officers should be sued and fired. The county where this occurred should be sued and finance generations of this family.

[@jays106]

seems that deputy hudson was at court claims he was unemployed if that is the case then why is he there in court?

[@tedmartinez2210]

Sue the hell out of him and his department

[@OgreSayrone]

CALM DOWN he screams at the man who is calmly telling him not to flag him with a loaded weapon

[@jesusoftheapes]

Why was he not charged for that? He pointed a loaded gun at a innocent man because he is one of the least intelligent Cops I have ever witnessed.

[@Poppagee69]

Armed home invasion if any other did it !@@jesusoftheapes

[@fckjoebdn1776]

​@@jesusoftheapes Because "the land of the free home of the brave" has turned into the land of the fee home of the slave (and the tax-cattle).

[@kylebusc3624]

​@@jesusoftheapes100% one of the worst police encounters I've ever seen this guy was a joke . Though I'm pretty sure it's not illegal to accidentally point a weapon at someone like in this scenario

[@derikroy5]

​@@kylebusc3624 I don't believe it's illegal, but it's certainly a gun practice that a damn pig should know...

[@patrickcarleton3924]

This is exactly why we need to end qualified immunity and disband the FOP. These kinds of criminal cops need to be charged, jailed and their pensions should be forfeited to their victims.

[@Real_Noreaga_]

Overturn terry v. Ohio. Wouldve stopped all this. That first stop was a terry stop. Terry opens the door for all this nonsense. Qualified immunity is not in a couple states and it changes npthing.

[@StL.-Uber_Lyft]

Holding L.E.O. accountable and stripping Q.I. when reasonable would make sense. the root is corruption, and we need public or federal investigation that can hold L.E.O. accountable. When an agency is responsible for investigating themselves, it is evidently never going to admit wrongdoing or find any fault.

[@MegaFakedude]

And how about you can't patrol until you pass a third grade civics test.

[@RoscoeRouse-kn5om]

But this is how they like it. Us fighting our own cops never focusing on them you know who's

[@Copruption]

It would make sense to maintain accountability for L.E.O. and to remove Q.I. when it is acceptable to do so. The crux of the problem is corruption, and we need an inquiry that is either public or federal in order to hold L.E.O. responsible. When it is the responsibility of an agency to conduct its own investigation, it is obvious that the agency will never acknowledge to having done anything wrong or discover any fault.

[@RRancher]

The fact the other officer did nothing is so mind-blowing. They all need to be fired and sued.

[@inspectorpro]

Why haven't this been on the local news? Expose these clowns.

[@heftyind]

Probably because they don't want Hudson and pals showing up to their house demanding proof they own it and arresting them for getting upset about it.

[@sourdoughisdelicious2055]

Pos Hudson needs not to work with the public. He is a Huge liability . 🤡 World they are not held accountable

[@jesusoftheapes]

It sounds like he was fired for this but the local PD is covering that up as well.

[@lordvika2526]

It's a liability for the police to question something they don't have to believe? I would think you would like the police to make sure someone claiming to own or have permission to be on your property that they would do the most to confirm what was said is the truth. I mean you can go on vacation have a person break into to your and claim they live there, and you wouldn't want the police to make sure thats the truth. Let me guess fuck the police, until you need their help then kiss their ass.

[@frotoe9289]

He needs to face his own criminal charges for violating the civil rights of these victims. And to face personal civil liability for it as well.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

The way these two are acting, I fear for how they might treat their families behind closed doors

[@civilcivilian]

call them

[@TexTheAlmighty]

The fact that he was humming a cocky little tune as he was mouthing off on the way out of the driveway shows people everything they need to know. This makes my blood boil, and it should have that effect on everyone. These two clowns and their supervisor deserve PRISON TIME.

[@sherylhumberger5417]

By the facial reactions of the supervisor that sergeant was wrong. That's why he asked to clarify what citation he was giving him. He figured the district attorney would throw it out and he'll deal with his sergeant later in private. But I was personally hoping he would've corrected him there in front of the family. But Hudson would of sued the sheriff department. This way eventually the $ would go to the family that deserved it. It was pick your poison day if you know what I mean. Hudson lost his job over it probably when the family decided to sue. But I have a feeling he had a authority complex. He was told twice how to handle it. Twice he disobeyed. It wouldn't surprise me he new the off duty female officer who called in the complaint. Hudson was cocky that day and he was the day he showed up in court with his fancy suit. Fight on!

[@mdr9738]

Act like a clown,Expect a circus.” How many times must I say this people?!”

[@larrybrinley8222]

You would be dead if you're blood boils Tex

[@creocrimson836]

​​@@sherylhumberger5417 They haven't sued yet, unfortunately you only sue after the charges are dropped or you're found not guilty because the civil case relies on the criminal proceeding. This is why you should never take a plea deal if you want to sue because it will be noted that you were in fact guilty of the crime (even if you weren't). This is exactly why they are pushing these bs charges because they know a lawsuit will be coming afterwards and want to try and avoid it for as long as possible or all together. It's an extremely corrupt circle. Lawyers can be expensive and if you're unlucky enough to get a public pretender they will pretty much pressure you into taking a bs plea deal to prevent you from suing. Hudson was most likely fired for another incident (considering the timing it's unlikely it was because of this incident). It takes a long time to get cops fired for misconduct with how crummy our justice system and policing is built. Cops like Hudson typically have multiple cases like this where they abuse their power so it's pretty common for them to be fired or forced to resign by the time the criminal or civil cases are over. They'll typically just find another department to work for though. This is why we need something like the brady list to bar cops like this from ever working in law enforcement ever again or any government position that holds authority.

[@Lycan_24_7]

​@mdr9738 I'd rather be a freedom loving clown than a slave circus animal

[@gunnerbhb50]

Former deputy here, Hudson is a vindictive officer and hes pissed that the owner didn't want give him an ID, if he was in my department he would be fired and another officer would have been sent out to possibly de-escalate the situation and hopefully stop a lawsuit and the family has all the rights in the world to cuss Hudson out its called freedom of speech, also if shooting in the county isnt a crime then it doesn't constitute a crime so Hudson has no justification to be on his property.

[@createbelief8678]

Exactly, Hudson let his ego completely take over, instead of investing on line who owns the property

[@douglaslane6245]

The fix is removing immunity for proof of violating civil rights. Then sue the cop directly. I have a feeling these infringements will cease immediately.

[@blackbeard82]

They just need to start paying out lawsuits from the pension fund instead of the tax coffers. The “good cops” will get rid of the bad ones real quick once it’s their money on the line instead of ours.

[@IAmTheRealBill]

@@blackbeard82that is what removing QI does.

[@even7steven]

The sad part is that many departments can protect their officers after they lose qualified immunity by paying for their infractions through property taxes. It's a broken, corrupt system.

[@createbelief8678]

​@blackbeard82 100%

[@LimitedState]

What in the hell did I actually just witness? Someone please have some sense and get this dangerous tyrant off the streets of this community..

[@guddsitizen4024]

James freeman said it best. You are witnessing the documentary on the destruction of a humane society. These badged state sponsored buffoons have destroyed the fabric of society. Kind caring men and women have built up this country to be a safe place to raise kids. This is not possible anymore and it won’t be until we have gone through this decades long dark age of police abuse and lawfare!

[@littlelady3450]

You must be new to this. This is NOTHING!

[@LimitedState]

@@littlelady3450 Nah, actually the opposite. Well versed and beyond. I'm just going through a few personal issues that have opened my eyes a bit further to authority figures... Especially private employers in some states.

[@sharthun2009]

This idiot cop actually thinks he can trespass someone from private property without the owner of said property asking him to do so.

[@truthandreality4650]

He's worse than stupid, he's mentally ill.

[@pen69sky]

And ID people on a property JUST IN CASE they're not the owner, or have permision from the owner. The mind boggles!

[@maps120312]

​@@pen69sky and ask for the deed 😭

[@CMTZ11]

And he asked him to call Rob and confirm permission. Like what does that prove? Can you confirm the guy on the phone is even Rob? Just literally no logic or critical thinking.

[@christiancampbell466]

@@CMTZ11Asked him to call, then afterwards said it didn’t prove anything because he could have called anybody.

[@evmcg710]

A sergeant saying "failure to cooperate" as if it's a real thing is amazing.

[@Westcoastrocksduh]

This only applies if they are being arrested for a suspected crime correct?

[@southernpartisan1772]

One of the biggest TYRANTS I've ever seen.

[@kathryncumberland]

The cops can't just go on private property and start IDing people to make sure they're not trespassing when there was no initial complaint from the property owner! How do they hear themselves and not feel like morons?!

[@hashbrown4781]

The problem is, he can and literally just recorded himself doing so. Nothing more than a slap on the wrist will happen, If that even happens.

[@4QFilms]

Seen 1000's of vids like this and most of the cops don't listen. They all claim to be investigating but don't use their eyes and ears to gather information. They talk and talk and talk pushing to get and ID that will provide exactly zero information or evidence to support/further the "investigation". I wish that when they "get a call" they sit back and just observe if a crime is actually afoot vs immediately going in to make contact with somebody assuming that a crime occurred. Those callers sure have a ton of power if thats all it takes to get cops to detain and harass private citizens without any evidence that a crime actually occurred.

[@kathryncumberland]

@@hashbrown4781 Right. When I said they "can't," I meant that the Constitution doesn't allow it. I certainly didn't mean they don't just do it anyway!

[@user-lb1bd8bc6z]

Kinda made ya think how the hell he can even tie his own shoes 😂😂😂😂😂

[@garyhull5617]

A moron has zero self awareness!

[@turdfurgason8476]

"Get a warrant!" Arresting him for free speech on private land behind a gate. Insane.

[@JJJJspam]

After he was told he can't force the guy to ID after illegally pulling him over.. if he won't waive his 4A in public, I'll go to his house and just straight up violate his 4A. The only time in history you have less rights in your own property, because your expected to waive your 4th amendment to prove you live there. Shockingly stupid.

[@nostudion1037]

Asinine

[@papasmurf9201]

Cop had his ego hurt so much he had to go harrass the mans family, what a disgrace.

[@randypeterson3684]

This is one of the worst cases abuse of a citizen's rights that I have seen. Smh. How do these police get away with this. God help us, please.

[@Goodluck27711]

So they can just show up to anyone’s property or home and demand to see their deed? Unbelievable ego driven stupidity

[@6StimuL84]

NO, they cannot.....

[@scottp.5161]

I carry my property deed in my wallet.😮

[@travistucker7317]

​@@6StimuL84did we watch the same video?

[@6StimuL84]

Yeah, when everything the "law enforcement" did was FELONIES......@@travistucker7317

[@paulengels6926]

Nazi's

[@kentlbrown5810]

Someone tell this officer, that no one has to prove they are innocent. He must PROVE they are guilty.

[@Penguins44]

Absolutely true, but so many cops think it’s just the opposite.

[@ACTSRevolution]

He had an SAR. If an entire county has a recreational gunfire ban then it is facially unconstitutional. There was any crime to prove!

[@tubehound69]

Exactly. Cops think what they don’t know gives them unfettered ability to do whatever they want.

[@Soren64able]

"Curse and abuse" is maybe the richest thing I've heard an officer say is a charge

[@SativaxDiva]

Unbelievable, these cops were hell bent on pinning this guy on anything they could get!!!! Clearly pride was a factor, come on officer let it go.

[@abovethefalls8091]

This is an absolute comedy. The ignorance of these cops is stunning.

[@truthandreality4650]

It's not ignorance, it's abuse. These are narcissist psychopaths, they are deadly dangerous and need to be removed from public service.

[@babydriver8134]

Stupid too.

[@TruthrConsequences]

Fired deputy is the husband of the deputy who called it in to dispatch. See how that works?

[@nutbastard]

It would be if it was fucking funny. This is not funny.

[@b.v.9864]

Meanwhile real crimes are being committed somewhere else...

[@evsales]

Sad day in America

[@jaredleicht1656]

If only they treated criminal migrants the same.

[@mrstormus2]

Current police seem to forget that the burden of proof lies on them!

[@timj3590]

That's not how it works in the land of the free. Just charge and arrest them let them prove innocent.what this great country was found on

[@jesusoftheapes]

This cops gets me more mad than all the other tyrant videos combined . The hubris of this man and hate for America he expresses is disgusting. This is disgusting .

[@TheBagOfHolding]

I'm fuming at this video.

[@southernfreedom1883]

He prob HATES AMERICA bc he thinks he’s owed some “ Reparations “ or something!😝😝🤣🤣🤣🤣 WHAT A TOOL!

[@CMTZ11]

Condescending as hell. He thinks it’s hilarious that he can cuff you up because you’re rude to him. Notice the nephew wasn’t threatened with anything and he was in the same property. No logic at all. This is easily a slam dunk case but you never know with corrupt little towns.

[@arnoldthomsen6571]

@@CMTZ11 Clearly the black child was raised by a single mother.

[@babydriver8134]

They will start offing us soon. It is written.

[@kevinbetit9697]

They cannot charge him with verbal abuse there is no such charge

[@trinalittlefield6294]

There is in Virginia. (Virginia Code §18.2-416), the state’s abusive language statute. Seems unconstitutional to me?

[@jays106]

@@trinalittlefield6294 it is! that code would be in violation of the 1st amendment

[@goodboyringo9716]

How can you be arrested on your own property? The cops need to be sued. That video was unbelievable.

[@M70ACARRY]

Local media needs to ask the prosecutor why he's wasting money on this case. Absolute ignorant.

[@mattcero1]

I disagree! They need to ask the Governor why he's wasting money on the Attorney General, who is wasting money on his county prosecutors, wasting money on their tyrant cops, who comprise of about 20% of the force.

[@Dan-yk6sy]

Because what are you going to do about it? That's why.

[@danielboone8435]

​@@Dan-yk6sy Complain. This is America, that's what we do.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Ignorant, and abusive

[@s.o.wilburwatch5748]

No, local media needs to ask WHY the people are wasting money on a prosecutor who will not prosecute the real criminals in this case who the people are also wasting money on...this behavior is NOT ACCEPTABLE and is going to get someone hurt, which will in turn probably get someone else hurt and so on... We The People have the right, not given by government, to defend our person and our property. This is a textbook example of why the founding fathers limited the tyrannical nature of government...fast forward...The Constitution and Bill of Rights...100% violation of both right here in this video...

[@L3gacy27]

"I have the freedom of speech." "No you don't." WHAT!!!??!😮😂

[@nickblack7910]

This country is over.

[@debo398]

The deputy cannot determine trespassing without having already contacted the property owner. It is none of the deputy's business who is on the property absent a complaint from the owner.

[@FarckewVerimucc]

See, why do most people on these comments know this and these fools called deputies do not. They were wrong on an astounding number of points in these videos. Hate well earned.

[@frotobaggins7169]

There was never a complaint of tresspassing. The deputies made that up all on their own. THEY are the compaintant. They need to be charged with violaton of rights.

[@roberjohnsmith]

​@@FarckewVerimuccbexause the people who watch these videos are passionate patriots. The police are just goons who want a cheque

[@IAmTheRealBill]

@@FarckewVerimuccbecause we actually care about our rights.

[@anonymousone2950]

The deputy's level of incompetence is shocking! The deputy's stupidity is even more alarming!

[@MegaFakedude]

The other one is just standing there watching like a cuck.

[@RICARD01]

He's a Sargent....even more BS!

[@montana375cheytac]

He needs to win this case, this is ridiculous.

[@chrism6880]

That has to be the most insane cop I've seen in a while

[@ShaeferGriffin-it9nx]

He's not insane. He's an ignorant moron.

[@cenccenc946]

They did not just violate a few rules, they committed multiple crimes that are not coverd by any type of immunity.

[@MarkkuS]

Using a gun to steal freedom for one.

[@fnv3595]

They'll still probably get qualified immunity

[@ifffopfmn]

@@fnv3595 nah, what they've done will get it disqualified

[@JayOhBreezy]

Any cop that arrest somebody for “foul language” should lose their job immediately

[@vvhitevvabbit6479]

No one was arrested for foul language. What video you watching? They were fined because curse and abuse is a class 3 misdemeanor in VA. it's crazy how people think the first amendment allows them to say anything and everything in any setting. Some people really need to work on their comprehension of laws and rights, yourself included.

[@DavidWilliams-ef4fh]

Did you watch the video?! The supreme said people can say what they want.

[@JayOhBreezy]

@@vvhitevvabbit6479 allow me to explain something quite simply to you. Marijuana is legal in many states yet federally it is still illegal so just because they make some bullshit law up in Virginia that doesn’t override the fact that the bill of rights the constitution and the Supreme Court(the city of Houston v Hill and Cohen v California also the Justice, whose name I can’t recall at this time who said “one man’s vulgarity is another man’s lyric“) states that the only time you can arrest somebody for something they say is if they directly threaten you or slander you publicly. There is also something called Time place and Manor. Well, yes, we have the freedom to assemble and protest. There is a time a place and a manner in which we can do it. Meaning you can’t do it at two in the morning using a loudspeaker, you can’t do it in the middle of a busy intersection and obstruct traffic, and the mannor in which you do it such as if you are protesting against Some of the ridiculous laws they try to put in place on our second amendment rights doesn’t mean at the protest you can let a handgun off in the air. I don’t know maybe we watched a different video I’m not sure, but I’m not the one who gets into arguments on “the comment section“ but you know what they say “back the blue until it happens to you”

[@vvhitevvabbit6479]

The constitution gives states the power to govern themselves. This means that if something is legal on a federal level, that doesn't mean you can't get in trouble for it. Ultimately, federal law is the supreme law of the land, but would only take precedence if federal law enforcement is involved and federal and state law are in conflict. If you are violating a state's law, you will still face the music when dealing with state law enforcement. Federal ruling doesn't make you immune to state laws. It's funny how those who use the constitution to support their argument, seem to understand it the least. Also, again, you keep saying "arrested" for foul language. The guy was issued a citation as it's a class 3 misdemeanor. No one was arrested. If you don't know what "arrest" means, I certainly don't expect you to understand the constitution.@@JayOhBreezy

[@user-wk6kh9kc8r]

​@vvhitevvabbit6479 yourself included. SUPREME Court rules!!

[@cm1642]

If there is a civil rights attorney out there watching this, please help these people!!

[@davethemagnificent2576]

Hudson couldn't get over his ego. He just wasn't leaving without writing 2 of the stupidest violations ever. Abusive language on private property with no public anywhere near. That's insane. Hudson should be fired immediately. His ego is gonna get him or his coworkers hurt.

[@R1Kyle]

Seems every cop knows the different tricks to make it look like you are resisting or not just obeying their commands but very few of them know our rights. And even if they are found guilty of violating someone's rights there is no punishment and the tax payers pay the fines or settlements! Anyone else beside me tired of this!

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

Oh I've NEEN tired of this bs!

[@mikeveis6393]

They're not cops, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo.

[@calj01]

I've been tired of tyrants for many years. They say the party is making it difficult when the reality is, THEY ARE MAKING IT DIFFICULT

[@antisocialjusticewarrior2073]

​@@mikeveis6393 no they're black invaders😂😂😂

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

That's the training they get

[@myREALnameISiAM]

For a cop to detain for trespassing, they must have permission from the owner of the property to police the property... and only a fool would open themselves up to such liability.

[@Monkeyz218]

Fools are the only thing they hire.

[@NoelArmourson]

Much folly was evidenced that day.

[@mosinc7388]

This really is unbelievable. How could anybody "back the blue" these days?

[@Wolf03919]

You can argue with them, till you’re blue in the face if the supervisor doesn’t know the law, there’s no point let them take you to jail and sue them

[@Krakaet]

This has to be the most blatant civil rights violation I have ever seen. And that's saying something.

[@DepAcornMagdump]

I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@sirslickrock]

I mean there are videos on this very channel that shows cops MURDERING CITIZENS… just sayin.

[@Com005]

It's very much as though the police took the Bill of Rights and checked off each one as they violated it. Good luck in court!

[@matthewsheeran]

That was clearly vindictive retribution and malicious prosecution is the tort!

[@privateprivate605]

Such cowards the deputies. All of them, they don’t have the courage to hold each other responsible.

[@charliepiland3285]

In this instance it appears these deputies lack the intelligence to hold each other accountable…they too damn dumb!

[@mikeveis6393]

They're not deputies, they're SS soldiers of the American Gestapo.

[@michaelshine9366]

This is so disgusting. It makes me sick that there are cops out there like this.

[@Poppagee69]

Oh and I'm sure their kids are already hired 10 years before they are even old enough

[@markcrellin5550]

I hope they sue them and that tyrant is sacked.

[@danielbarreto8315]

Are they incompetent because they are corrupt, or are they corrupt because they are incompetent?

[@ZombieDiesel]

Yes

[@mitchellwelt4170]

The entire system is corrupt.

[@IAmTheRealBill]

Both corrupt and incompetent. A competent corrupt would have done a better job. 😂

[@SamPoole-yj3yj]

They are corrupt and evil and repulsive

[@MrGlowhound]

The cop is an idiot. Press charges please!

[@michaeldose2041]

Press charges? You mean call another cop and have him arrested? If you complain to the DA they would remand it to the department so they could investigate themselves. The only path is to sue, for violation of civil rights, which takes years and costs a fortune. If you understand that, you will understand why blue line gangsters like these guys can pretty much do whatever they want and there is rarely any accountability. Most people are too busy making a living and or don't have the resources to seek justice.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

And he comes across as an abuser

[@6StimuL84]

No, you write a felony probable cause affidavit.....@@michaeldose2041

[@travistucker7317]

​@@michaeldose2041maybe the guy should go be a cop too. That way, he has the same protections and legal advantages. At least we know then he wouldn't be out here messing with Joe blow for kicks.

[@joelthames1141]

Hudson is a product/result of Affirmative Action and 6 weeks (or less) of police academy.

[@benmartin4540]

It is staggering that this cop can be this obtuse. Another petty, vindictive thug. Disgraceful.

[@ETT64]

demographics at play

[@user-wh4lx9by2o]

​@@ETT64 Using the word "demographics" is a cute way to disguise a racist heart. What about the "demographics" of the two other officers on the scene? They chose to do nothing as Hudson abused his power. And one of THEM was the "supervisor!" Surprised you didn't notice that. Perhaps your hood is on backwards.

[@92Jdmsupra]

@@user-wh4lx9by2o Refreshing to see someone else calling out this BS.

[@user-wh4lx9by2o]

@@92Jdmsupra God bless you for fighting against hate and ignorance.

[@user-wh4lx9by2o]

There were two other "thugs" on the scene, and one of them was the supervisor. They did nothing to stop the injustice. In fact, they backed Hudson up. Why is everyone giving THEM a pass?

[@StoneAsherturner]

Pure retaliation! I'd have just remained silent

[@BelieverInBama]

Somebody, please sue these terrible cops.

[@AAK007]

This made me furious. Charge these cops

[@DirectAdminReal]

Call the Sussex internal affairs or the FBI to start an investigation tomorrow. That's what I'll be doing

[@red58fury]

Even if you DID commit a crime you have NO obligation to help them in an investigation. This man didn’t commit any crimes and is being treated like this… disgusting behavior by this police department.

[@iCycle086]

The burden of proof lies fully with them. Couldn’t have said it better man.

[@positivevibes0217]

We live in a communist capitalist dictatorship

[@spencerjohnson7185]

Refusing to be compliant🤣🤣🤣 I am a tax attorney and even I could win this one

[@jaronvaughn4520]

Why is it such a mystery to law enforcement why the public hates them. Maybe they should investigate that….

[@TheBrushfireMind]

Every single officer involved in this case owes a pension to these victims and belongs in prison.

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

Concur. And what nitwit, in what fit of insanity, hired these two abusers? Who "trained " them? Who aided and abetted them?

[@johnallenbailey1103]

Imagine someone coming to YOUR property and demanding ID from YOU, when they aren't even supposed to cross the threshold.

[@robertneilson8045]

Don't have a warrant, illegal arrest, etc. Greatest police I've ever seen.

[@garulusglandarius6126]

Wishing Rob and his family a big win against these tyrants 👍

[@paneofrealitychannel8204]

The cop needs to be fired and arrested for trespassing. The guy called him like the guy asked, but that was not enough. Cop and the police department need to be sued.

[@railrodemike]

I was a deputy over 55 years ago. I would have been fired on the spot by the Sheriff's office. No warrant no entrance on private property.

[@vvhitevvabbit6479]

You were either and uneducated officer, or you are lying. No officer would need a warrant step onto a property to investigate a shots fired call. Dispatch: "Please state your emergency." Caller: "I just heard screams coming from my neighbor's property and what sounded like gunshots" Dispatch: "Ok. Please give us 48-72 hours to obtain a warrant. Then we will send an officer out to the property." Also, 55 years serving as a deputy? Your profile says you are a retired railroad contractor and your profile image is that of a middle aged man. Doesn't add up, bud.

[@geoffwaters8786]

@@vvhitevvabbit6479 they didn’t violate any laws there is no justifiable reason for the way these officers behaved.

[@vvhitevvabbit6479]

Innocence does not make you immune to investigation. You can't just shrug off the police when they are investigating reported gunshots. If an officer stops you because you match the description of a kidnapper, innocent or not, do you really think you can just ignore the police and walk away while they are detaining you for investigation? Absolutely not. If you ask me, these officers should have investigated deeper. Just because it's your property doesn't mean you can discharge firearms. The officer's should have ensured they are doing it safely. If they are firing toward homes or a roadway, then that's a major safety issue. The officers just let it go once they had proof of property ownership. They only got halfway through their investigation. The safety concern was still at hand.@@geoffwaters8786

[@bindingcurve]

@@geoffwaters8786 He just explained it to you, they can investigate. And shots fired works. If the guy stated that they were just sighting in the rifles, then Hutson would have been shut down. That other guy was a clown, and if most of the department is that stupid, no reason Huston got his stripes.

[@geoffwaters8786]

@@bindingcurve I’m confused you said they can investigate but also don’t agree ? Which is it ? Shots fired would only work if there was a direct consequence such as someone is shot, the neighbor was aiming at my property or was within so many feet of my property but they need that as a premise to investigate. They can’t just run out to your property every time someone says a gun was fired that would be bad for individual rights

[@renatesiebke5723]

How many times did the poor father ask the officers to leave the property? These men are out of bounds!

[@swizzler8053]

Arrested for destruction😅😅😅

[@adammoon2959]

SUE, SUE, SUE FUR $500,000

[@groovin4real]

500 million more like it. They need to send a message

[@flantheflany1481]

Sue Sue sue to remove the badge and dismiss the tyrant, not for money😂

[@groovin4real]

@@flantheflany1481 their jobs and bond's. The money will wake people up to make changes

[@bracholi]

Sue for 500 quadrillion dollars so the Fed goes defunct overnight.

[@chromakey84]

of our money

[@RobertLanden1]

It's none of that pig's business if anyone had permission to be on that property. The property owner never complained about trespassers. Badged bullies are always making up excuses to violently punish people who have done no harm.

[@calj01]

Revenue generators are what they have become. They are lucky a gunfight didn't break out

[@fnhatic6694]

What surprises me is that they volunteer to put themselves through this shit. Like how is this seriously how you want to spend your afternoon, doing goddamn paperwork for shit that the first guy in the red truck gave you a number of reasons to disregard and go to Popeyes or something. Christ when I'm at work, if I find a valid reason to not do my job, I'm taking it.

[@persiangulfwarvet]

Can you please do follow ups on these cases Lackluster!

[@mabus999]

Please keep us updated. This entire incident is infuriating to watch.

[@mr.c.2888]

End qualified immunity and make cops buy private insurance.

[@donaldchapman5466]

OR PAY LAWSUITS, WON, FROM POLICE PENSION FUNDS, NOT BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS. ABOLISH QUALIFIED IMMUNITY, COPS ARE GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER, ASSAULT, BREECHES OF THE CONSTITUTION AND MORE !!

[@wesleyerasmus7833]

He literally READ his rights to him saying he has the right to remain silent, and it still doesn't register LOL these cops are a JOKE

[@FurryEskimo]

The legality of this whole situation seems like a catch 22. They basically illegally enter the property, because while they might have suspicions about what's going on, they probably don't have a warrant, and are simply going off of probable cause, past the point that the original suspicion justified. The police then encounter the property owners, who refused to show their ID, so the police arrested them for trespassing on the property, because the police have an identified the owners, even though the legal owners are right there and legally don't have to show their ID.. I mean, if you went into anyone's house, piss them off, ask for ID, don't receive ID, this just means that the cops could arrest anyone..

[@iberisguard8670]

This cop was definetly racist and power hungry.

[@chadhertzler2019]

Ive honestly never been more pissed off watching this child violate rights. Their poor egos😥

[@aranmurphy1]

Think they put Harambee down for less. All he was doing was trying to cradle a baby...this mf out here snatching grown men...

[@wingatebarraclough3553]

I fear how these abusers treat their families behind closed doors

[@kelly73]

Arrested for cursing and "destruction." Destruction of the English language? IGNORANCE AND EGO, very dangerous combo. Love it..."Watch for falling acorns!"

[@Baskinbzier]

U forgot " not cooperating with law enforcement" lol love that one it's my favorite made up fantasy law LOL

[@ekfinn]

I mean, he is bleque…

[@llllll633]

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[@Sasseater]

​@@ekfinnare you trying to say black all fancy-like? I sure hope so.

[@damoun7225]

Not the Falling acorns😂😂

[@AdderTude]

Fourth Amendment violation for entering the property without a warrant and then illegally arresting Rob's dad and seizing his wallet for ID, and also a Fifth Amendment violation for trying to force people to identify themselves without any reasonable suspicion of a crime. Hudson deserves to lose qualified immunity, to have his law enforcement certification revoked, and to be criminally charged.

[@targetedcitizen3160]

1st amendmrnt violation for arresting the dad for cussing.

[@hydrocarbon8272]

Maybe I suck at looking the laws up, but I couldn't identify any law stipulating distance from houses you can discharge a gun. Public places, accross roads, etc but nothing about residential. 1/4 mile in from the road & such a large property indicates their one argument is shakey AF.

[@RoofingFacts]

5th amendment really wouldn't apply for the ID, that still falls under the 4th amendment. Now there was many violations including 1st, 4th, and 5th. But that's a bit off

[@southerntrendkiller2632]

@@hydrocarbon8272most municipalities have ordinances concerning recreational/ hunting firearms uses within city limits and/or distance from roadways and dwellings. I live in a rural area (on a 54,000 acre wildlife management area) and we cannot discharge a firearm within 200 feet of any road or atv trail, or within 200 yards of a dwelling that is not your own on your own property.

[@jayandreas1131]

maybe gunshots are considered exigent circumstances?

[@markmcintire4767]

I've never heard of failure to cooperate with law enforcement being a crime. Total crap.

[@lucst.martin2112]

These tyrants are going to pay.

[@scottspurlock1671]

This cop shouldn't be allowed to occupy any position of power - especially a police officer. Ignorance and arrogance are dangerous traits to have as a police officer. And this officer has both traits in spades.

[@samomeers1715]

No-one should occupy positions of power. Power corrupts.

[@daveblackman816]

These cops were ridiculous through and through. Hudson is a menace to society for his behavior. Being a cop doesn’t give you the ability to literally do anything you want. But in most cases, that’s how they are.

[@cathymcmahan7530]

I hope they sue the crap out of them

[@matthewvicknair9780]

That was retaliatory And that Hudson, his feelings are soft as tissue

[@michaelmcginty2766]

Muzzleflashes him on his own property after arresting him and trespassing FOR NO CRIME!!! Bastards.

[@joesaf2273]

💯

[@ryanjones7681]

Muzzle flash? Lmao.

[@freddispaghetti]

What does that mean? I thought it was the flash of light after firing.

[@michaelmcginty2766]

@@freddispaghetti No, it's a term used to describe pointing the muzzle of the weapon at anything other than something you intend to destroy, in this case, an innocent man's groin.

[@freddispaghetti]

@@michaelmcginty2766 Thanks.

[@devoncanfield2058]

So lets get this straight, two individuals ignored no trespassing signs, breaking through a gate and trespassing and then restrain and point guns at the lawful owners of the property?

[@joshuadalton6063]

Yeah fortunately for those two individuals VA doesn't have stand your ground or deadly force to protect property, otherwise they might have found themselves legally laid out should the owners have gone down that route. With how the USA is heading I think its a distinct possibility that sort of thing starts happening especially in rural areas where the cops are completely corrupt. Pray it doesn't happen, but these corrupt cops just keep pushing towards it.

[@AssortedVideosforALL]

FILE A LAWSUIT.!

[@pallidbustofpallas4679]

Remember to be compliant everyone. That's what our forefathers fought and died for.

[@saltymemesmith]

This crook went straight for the American Mans wallet and lied about the correct dollar amount of $50. Disgusting behaviour, should learn American law.

[@kenmrock9334]

Yeah I noticed that. He planned on stealing anything over fifty dollars. I was glad the man spoke up and said he had more.