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[@yellowfin1965]

This is just part of the problem. People using 911 to do harm on an innocent person. Lies over lies in addition with cops and there easily bruised egos get people killed or thrown in jail. I will admit that the 1st cop on the scene handled it well. There needs to be repercussion against people who abuse 911. We have laws on the books. Who will enforce them? Cops, DA's, Judges??? The system is broken. It is unfortunate that this business owner did not know the law, but the woman who called 911 and flat out LIED, should be prosecuted. In ATA's words, "she gets an F"

[@gaybear5328]

Stan was DRUNK

[@twoblacklabs904]

It would’ve been JUSTICE if that panicked woman would’ve been properly CHARGED with false reporting that incited that emergency police response…but cops are too hesitant to arrest Reporting Parties out of fear of cutting off their “bread & butter.”

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

Absolutely incredible work as always Lack.

[@snex000]

Please get yourself onto the Tom Woods podcast LL. Huge overlap between his listeners and fans of auditing, yet I rarely hear about that overlap.

[@tobystewart4724]

The Karen needs prosecuted. She told the dispatcher, rather rudely, the gun was in his bag, then told the officer she "thought it was in his back pocket." She's clearly lying. People take the ride for far less.

[@SKBottom]

Fortunately, they should all be bankrupt after the civil lawsuits are done.

[@Dan-cm9ow]

*Men take the ride for far less.

[@joka5345]

She also said she would call all the tv stations if they didn't come fast Hahaha

[@IAmUser420LV]

Poor people take the ride for less* fixed it for you

[@Buster2058]

By not arresting both of them makes one believe that there really is a multi-tier justice system

[@flytlol]

“He doesn’t even have to identify himself to us” I love that these cops actually know the law

[@fernander7826]

i don't know if there was a past encounter with law enforcement with the dude recording but it sounds like they are familiar with that particular individual from him recording their station and have probably put out a internal statement saying know off the top of your head 1 2 and 3 in case you have an interaction with someone like this again so we dont have any more issues. on the other hand they did act professional and most of not all knew everything they needed to anyways. I'm going to be working as armed security on a government installation here within the next few months for a contracting agency and these videos help refresh on things that would most definitely help with different encounters ill probably come across.

[@brandondowdy5022]

We need more like them

[@lukesutton4135]

Cops that don't need to be killed. I'm really at a loss for words besides knowing j need to go outside to make sure the skies aren't blood red.

[@firstnamelastname564]

Yeah the LEOs learned their lesson but not the business owner

[@brandondowdy5022]

@@firstnamelastname564 well hopefully he learned this time

[@alikaperdue]

For someone who don’t wanna be on camera, that man did everything required to become an Internet phenomena.

[@00BillyTorontoBill]

exactly...

[@Kamacosby]

That’s the thing with these type of videos. If the Karen or Daren just ignored the camera they would end up in a video called “Mulberry Wisconsin post office audit, 12/13/2020” that gets like 1.2k views and they would be in the background, but instead they choose to flip out and call the cops and they end up in something called “crazy Karen attacks me for my first amendment, right” that gets like 4 million views and they are the main focus. I don’t understand why they get so mad at the camera it just doesn’t make sense to me

[@no-mu1gj]

This sounds way too accurate

[@DACH42069]

Streisand effect

[@ericconrad8854]

The wild thing is that guy probably has camera facing the public, has a camera in his pocket, as does everyone else it makes no sense.

[@Martins785]

That woman should have been charged with a false report!

[@NB-TB]

"Filming kids at school and has a gun" That womans lies could of ended up giving the innocent auditor a fatal dose of lead poisoning in a lot of places.

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

Not sure exactly what you meant, but I feel like some officers have a shoot first assess later mentality. So, an innocent guy could get shot.

[@christophertaylor2464]

I think that more should have been done with the woman that called in saying he has a gun and filming the kids.they could have looked at his video and seen that he was not filming the kids.what she did could have gotten that man killed.

[@rayh592]

@@christophertaylor2464 Even if he was videotaping kids, it is not illegal, in and of itself.

[@mcdragon0123]

Was the camera even pointing in the direction if the kids? Or the school?

[@StarkillerObl]

​@@Real_Moon-Moon In my opinion calling and saying that someone has a gun is priming the cops for danger. It's like putting the alarm in their heads "Danger! Danger! You might get shot! Someone might get shot! He has a gun! Danger!" and then it isn't even about how the guy behaves when they get there, it's about how his behaviour is perceived! To make matters worse, the person being accused of this doesn't know about this. If You know that the police is coming and they are going to suspect that You have a gun then You'd probably keep your hands in a position that is clearly visible, but if You don't know then it increases the risk that your movement might be misread as reaching for the gun.

[@jring383]

Cop: "Did you throw his camera?" Owner: "He was antagonizing me." Cop: "What was he saying?" Owner: "He refused to say anything"

[@powercorrupts50]

LOL you can’t make this sht up. I really wonder how he made it this far in life🤔

[@krane15]

That's what happens when you lie. Its hard to keep your lies straight.

[@marcopolodarts]

Lol great summation of the business owners absurdity.

[@stevendeamon]

He was just standing there, menacingly.

[@Mystickrage]

@@krane15 nah thats just legit idiocy dude doesn't know what words mean and just gave it whatever he felt it meant.

[@edeledeledel5490]

She didn't think he had a weapon - she just made it up to get the police there. Off to jail!!

[@tatchik77]

She hung up on dispatch because she wanted to go outside to see what was going on because she was so terrified!? WTF Karen?!

[@xaero76]

and she never stepped outside at all....

[@divinedevil]

The lady who called knew exactly what she was doing by making it sound like a security threat, using urgency in her tone, bringing in children & school, finally, abruptly disconnecting the call saying "I've gotta go" couple of times, to project that she was afraid for her safety & others, while standing there nonchalantly, possibly enjoying her little performance, all the while knowing there wasn't any gun involved. She should've been prosecuted.

[@MrIdasam]

You're correct about everything except the part about her being a “lady”.

[@MickeyMishra]

Amber Heard can get away with all of this so basically it's never going to happen to a regular woman so yeah it's a nice thought however.

[@pj4433]

The guy also said he was filming children they both should be sued. I think she was trying to get him swatted.

[@alexislane7175]

ABSOLUTELY

[@anjhindul]

Yes, she should have been arrested and prosecuted for... disorderly conduct, misuse of the emergency reporting system at the least.

[@Slapyourmomma30]

So you accuse him of being a child predator, accuse him of having a gun when he didn't, attack him and destroy property, and then lie to the police about reporting a gun? Well, that's a good case for a DA and Civil Lawsuit

[@granderondeproductions3286]

yeah but remember California is a criminal state.

[@JeffKubel]

DA won't do jack. Civil lawsuit might be worth it.

[@Foodran]

the cops didn’t know the full story, she said what she thought it was from her point of view and from her experience but he didn’t tell them that he was just doing an IRL livestream hopefully when this case gets out there they will learn that this was just a civil case of a random “ suspicious “ guy was live-streaming himself going on a walk and he happened to see interesting cranes and he decided to show his viewers which then turned into a violent confrontation from a business owner who accused him of recording little kids and calling him a pedophile and spreading false reports just to twist the narrative of the fact that he was just doing an IRL stream, this could’ve been avoided but it wasn’t. ( i am using your number of likes to spread my opinion on what happened when the police woman accused the man of being a 1st amendment auditor I just copied and pasted what I said didn’t feel like rephrasing )

[@rrb396]

Malicious harassment and attempted manslaughter at a minimum.

[@brentcoy4147]

@@rrb396 at most it's inappropriate use of Emergency Line , which depending on what State this happened in, is a fine & or some jail time.

[@Ballsdeep69411]

Crazy that lady didn’t get arrested for making a false police report that serious

[@PovilasPanavas]

but I think in all the recordings we heard she would always add "I believe" "I think" "It looks like". So, it's hard to probably convict if someone never said it directly. The same the video author says when police starts qeuestioning her. While it's annoying and pretty clear she did that on purpose, it's hard to prove. Exactly how owner was annoyed that someone is filming, and the filmers usually are doing that to get a reaction to make sure no one will challenge. But by the rules it's ok. So, her call is annoying, but based on rules probably is also fine to do dispite being annoying as filmers are annoying to people who they end up filming.

[@DisplayDefenders]

@@PovilasPanavas Not neccessarily. Her tone and constant pushing was one thing. She also changed her story from "back pocket" to "in bag"

[@PovilasPanavas]

@@DisplayDefenders my point exactly: you cannot convict/fine someone based on their voice tone, pushing or hanging up. Even changing story works for her, because she always said "I think", "I believe". So, now it makes her statements to even look more truthful, because she was unsure all the time what she was seeing. (and she always can say she saw it one way and later she believes she saw him put something into the bag or whatever)

[@DisplayDefenders]

@@PovilasPanavas Yes, but you can charge her for lying and wasting resources. lol. She heavily implied that the man was armed, when it's inherent that she was never there. And her changing story does not work. You can't go from "back pocket" to "in bag". that implies that you saw them put it in the bag

[@PovilasPanavas]

@@DisplayDefenders if someone says "I believe" and "I think" they imply that it's not 100% certainty. While we know she's lying, it's hard to prove in court. You even use the word "she heavily implied" which just another way of saying that she said he has a gun without actually saying it. Thus, how are you going to convict her? Changing the story I've explained, she can say she saw him to put something in the bag. For example, he took of his phone to put on the mount instead of broken camera, and she can claim she thought he put it into the bag.

[@ligram630]

Kudos to the initial officer for his exemplary professionalism. His conduct in this situation was crucial in preventing a potentially disastrous outcome, possibly even a fatality for the auditor. This video serves as a shining example of the vital role well-trained and educated police officers play in our society. It should be an essential component of training at every police academy, highlighting the importance of maintaining a high level of professionalism. This officer's conduct was nothing short of exceptional, helping bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community they serve.

[@madinge711]

Bro used every adjective possible 😂

[@technine9662]

I just can't even imagine walking up to a random person and demanding and explanation of what they are doing. This guy takes it one step farther and wants to demand identification as well. Lol what a clown.

[@hyperbolic-time-chamber-strand]

Hhhuwhite privilege.

[@oscarguijosa7881]

What’s crazy to me is how he can go so far in life creating a business employing people learning so much information except learning his basic rights.

[@frowningfaun4528]

Whats your name and what are doing commenting here. Ok yeah that does sound weird. Lol.

[@SKBottom]

Where I'm from, that's a good way to get your ass kicked. The law would back up the ass kicking, too.

[@Buster2058]

This guy is surrounded by people kissing his ass, so why wouldn't he think that he has powers beyond everyone else.

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

These are the type of cops that are needed who actually know the law.

[@krane15]

They know the law, they just feel they're above it. Which they are, in many cases.

[@hampter8992]

@@krane15 cops that abuse their power are way more rare than perceived. Although there are a few that are unlawful, the massive majority of them do their jobs well. I hate this stereotype, there will always be bad people in every line of work. It’s like everything else, the few instances that go wrong blow up on the internet/news and create this negative impression.

[@jesusRamirez-xv7xp]

these cops are rare and so professional they de escalated so quick and responded using their brains not their egos

[@lbpdluis]

for context, the guy records random people in order to get them to call the cops on him and then upload it to youtube talking about freedon of speech and how hes doing nothing wrong. super weird, get a life and stop making people waste their time, weirdo, i if see a suspicious dude with is face covered recoding my property i probably think its a thief getting info, a voyeur, or a kidnapper i would have beaten that dude with a bat myself

[@damienbennett188]

They're all trainees . we'll see em in 3 yrs or 10 yrs and see how they are

[@matthewimi]

Beautiful! "If you were that scared why did you come outside after hanging up on our call center?!"

[@Solumnys]

It's refreshing to see competent law workers from time to time

[@mohammedhosein5210]

Yes, 10 in a million competent wonderful officers. The lady officer was beautiful also unlike the owners wife.

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

@@mohammedhosein5210 Could? 'R gummit- public skools graduate enough "KARENS' to accommodate any surplus LEOS

[@zultanfiziqs]

Those people basically SWATed him. This is bad news. That officer crushed it. Very well handled. Exceptional professionalism. Very pleased with his work. Very refreshing.

[@mattjack3983]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Me and my boss are sitting here watching and my boss said, "They literally SWAT'd him!" The Karen who called who called twice about the gun, needs to be prosecuted. She is plainly stated the second time she called, "There is a guy with a gun.."

[@mattjack3983]

These cops did an excellent job for sure.

[@derekwbooker93]

@@mattjack3983 why doesn't anyone realize that carrying a gun is not a fucking crime

[@chrisw5742]

@@derekwbooker93 EXACTLY.

[@eweezy946]

Yes this officer was a great fucking guy. All those new officers got to see a great example. And I'm glad he cares about his rookies, and how he explained that and what was going on to the guy.

[@crushr115]

This guy is so pissed about one guy with a camera imagine how he'll be when he learns Google Earth has entire picture of his property and a car that goes by it with a camera on🤣

[@stolearovigor281]

And all personal data from his phones and computers and selling it for huge money

[@craigchuraman1340]

Unfortunately you can actually request that your property is blurred out from google maps.

[@CeeWorld69]

@@craigchuraman1340 how is that unfortunate? Wtf lol??

[@craigchuraman1340]

@@CeeWorld69 wow relax. Overreact much? Fine it’s fortunate. It’s great to be able to scroll through an area and see nothing but a big blur instead of actual buildings and houses. Perfect.

[@heisenberg3505]

🤣😂🤣 they're probably going to die when they find out they're watched daily as soon as they leave the house

[@kennyopp5909]

I’m so proud of how every officer handled themselves! They need to be recognized for their professionalism!

[@Lord-Of-Light]

Props to the first officer. He did great. We need more officers like him.

[@kmilli0313]

Gotta love how they insinuate he’s filming kids. Also love how the woman who never came outside makes up him having a gun and filming children while she’s 200yards away and has zero idea what’s going on😑

[@Mani-tg4kq]

she should be forced to pay the thousands of tax payer dollars she wasted

[@dontthrow6064]

please just hurry, i've got to go.... hurry up stay on the phone with me trrrrrrr.......

[@tastefulsubstance]

@@Mani-tg4kq Thousands? 13 cars drove to an area. Gas ain't that expensive yet🤣🤣🤣

[@Mani-tg4kq]

@@tastefulsubstance that's around an hour per cop and car. $2,000 minimum. Considering they could've been working on other crimes costing the city or tax payers money as well there probably could be additional collateral damages.

[@jaredgandy191]

I have pretty good eyesight but i can't see 200 yards and distinguish a gun for something else. The woman was a dumbass.

[@JuanRivera-bh6nw]

Dude wasn't even baiting anyone, he just liked the cranes 😂😂😂

[@Sa.d.bo26]

Lmao

[@lordtoast2743]

Bro really just wanted to look at cranes and could’ve gotten shot

[@jn1211]

colonizers seem to think exercising rights is fighting words.

[@chodeoriki4113]

@@lordtoast2743 well it would have been murder but yeah I highly doubt that soft little man would even buy a firearm.

[@Stickit_and_rip_it]

@@chodeoriki4113 He isn’t soft he was being nice.He does have a pistol and other firearms

[@rgreerjr]

Ive seen this one numerous times and I just gotta say God bless that Dispatcher she has way more patience than I have.

[@ShebbyYT]

The cops handled this insanely well and even more props to the guy with the camera for complying and being calm, most auditers aren't as smart as him.

[@whodat-accountability]

Finally an intelligent cop Who understands the law and the limits of his authority. He even uses critical thinking to make the determination that no way this guy means harm or he wouldn’t be carrying several cameras on a monopod. Good cop and I never say that.

[@hyperbolic-time-chamber-strand]

It's a fuckin anomaly end of story.

[@bandoggbear7702]

even the officer who was explaining to the owner was bang on he has a first amendment right to record if you do not want to be on camera you can go inside

[@debbieodle7282]

He is a good officer. We need more like him.

[@jasontokio1591]

Intelligent through experience not studying. It's a big difference but they did handle that well. They even said he has been auditing them before which leads to believe the superiors have had extensive talks with their officers but this is a great day to train the young ones who rode along.

[@richardaylesworth1460]

Education is a wonderful thing.

[@Broderick_]

Am I dreaming? This is the best group of police officers I've ever seen. Props to San Jose PD

[@richcampbell6808]

Best? Didn't Arrest the women for felony 911 call reporting a gun?

[@delta9554]

@@richcampbell6808 from a legal perspective you would have to do a separate investigation for that

[@richcampbell6808]

@@delta9554 Wrong. She gave 4 false statements that they have proof of by the call. They arrest people daily for false 911 calls. You have no clue.

[@delta9554]

@@richcampbell6808 she claimed she thought her statements were true. She could claim she was panicking hence saying “backpack” instead of back pocket. Key word in the law at least the way it is written in Florida is “knowingly”. This all come down to good faith so why would any officer pursue that charge? You can’t prosecute that without further evidence

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

I completely disagree, the comment "apparently he wants to be a victim" comment was gross. He WAS!!! the victim you jack🍑

[@trmofmusic]

These cops are absolutely amazing. That is the most professional show of coordinated law-enforcement I have ever seen in my life. Whoever is overseeing the training of these people needs a raise.

[@thecaptain5300]

That first cop who made contact with him should be a supervisor or the captain. Great cop

[@greygrey4505]

That lady knew exactly what she was doing , she's watched the News and heard the stories yet she was still willing to end that mans life!

[@chrisw5742]

Problem is the tv news with the fake school shootings daily with the crisis actors designed to disarm us.....

[@johnj3027]

Yeah, even threatening the operator that if there wasn't a quick response like she demanded, she would get News stations/reporters involved. I wish the officers had reprimanded her for that because it was a literal threat.

[@camelnut7014]

Bitch reminds me of my little sister 20 years ago, always putting me in trouble with my parents by accusing me of shit I never did. Its true what they say about Karens, they start young.

[@eddiewillers1]

@@johnj3027 She should have had her ass arrested for filing a false report and abuse of the 911 system.

[@LazyLizzy706]

End the man’s life??? LOL. You pansies 💀

[@mandalorian2010]

The cop said he was doing a "first amendment right" instead of calling him an auditor..... and I am holding back tears. This is awesome. This is justice!

[@JohnnyBravo303]

He also said he was there to get under peoples skins and that unintentionally he was putting this whole situation still on the auditor in a sense of he said this is all happining cuz of the guy trying to get a reaction... after the cop searched his property illegally and detained him in cuffs ( arrested ) , then did the cop see there was no gun and his frustrations was then turned onto the woman that false called, and yet he did not charge her. Even tho sheeeee was the only one on scene that broke the law. . but in a sense he was still blaming the camara guy for the whole situation by saying he is trying to get under ur skin, and to look at the response he got so it worked... cop did not charge her for false calling in a deadly weapon, and still blamed the camara guy in the end.. They still showed up and unlawfully searched a man on the side walk put him in cuffs and then still blamed the camara man in the end for causing this for GETTING UNDER THIER SKIN apparently, but failed to do his job when the lady false called this in.. This cop and situation was nothing of a fresh air , they showed up violated a mans rights for no good cause, and then failed to issue a charge to the lying lady... all in all its a fail.. the only tjing thst was a fresh of air was seeing a bs call like this come in and they dident MANHANDLE him first then do as they just did afterwards, thats the only ok good that they did was not fk him up right off the back, but what they did do right off the back was detain him in cuffs and serach a man illegally.. so no this is a str8 bullshit fail on everyone there but the guy standing there minding his own ..

[@mandalorian2010]

@@JohnnyBravo303 when did they search him? Are you referring to the legal weapons pat down? When did they cuff him? I rewatched the video. Didn't see any cuffs. The police blamed the woman for this response because otherwise just a single cop would have likely showed up...casually... And based on the police knowledge of the 1st amendment, they would have recognized what's going on explained it to the business owner and left. They very clearly communicated to the caller that this was her fault. If you can't recognize this as a win then whatever. Have your opinion. This is leaps and bounds compared to cops arresting people for exercising their rights and acting like tyrants. Saying someone is "trying to get a reaction" is way better than abusing your power to arrest someone, detain them, confiscate their property and give them fasle charges. This is a win.

[@chrisrowland2223]

@@JohnnyBravo303 the auditor was never put in handcuffs, the officer just held his hands like that while terry frisking him. Did you miss the whole section of the video where the officer chewed the store owner for letting the auditor get to him, AND where the officer got on to the female employee for hanging up on the 911 call as well as miss using the 911 system. This officer asked to frisk the auditor and also never demanded ID which is different than most encounters

[@ncnitro1]

@@JohnnyBravo303 he was not searched but frisked for weapons which is allowed for officer safety. A search is when they start removing concealed items. I only correct that part of your statement.

[@KT00700]

@@JohnnyBravo303 like will you guys ever be happy? You guys are becoming more and more like Karen’s everyday and starting lawsuits that the people have to pay for. Yes you are doing this to get under peoples skins! I thought the did a great job! Like fr!

[@OpaGramps]

Aye, that cop who said "he doesn't even have to identify himself to us" is a real one.

[@johnnytopgun6414]

Honestly this is the most calm I have ever seen a police officer act. Massive kudos to the first guy patting them down. Awesome work.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

Yup. Informed him a gun was reported before the pat down giving reason for it and didn't take the search further than needed

[@olafriedel2182]

THIS should be a training video at the police academy. This officer did everything by the book. Good to see that there are in fact good officers out there.

[@dennismood7476]

Almost everything. There were a few small but important actions taken by police that did NOT have to be. The frisk was NOT necessary due to the obvious lack of suspicious activity of the auditor. A couple of officers on scene actually berated the auditor saying he was 'trying to get under people's skin'. That was uncalled for and VERY unprofessional. His personal opinions should have been kept to himself. People's motives for their actions, if the actions are not illegal, are none of his business. The officers should have ARRESTED the woman for making a false report to 911, AND lying in such a way as to put the auditor's life in danger.

[@jonnybaze7449]

He took the citizens property without consent. He showed up to a call of possible legal activity and if the citizen didn’t consent to a search he very likely would’ve been battered and his right violated.

[@tannerkattenhorn8702]

Shout out to this officer for being calm and professional

[@lordvika2526]

The fact that you are surprised to see cops doing good things shows that you have fallen onto the social media hole and never actually looked up videos of police doing good things. It's only a slight minority of police that are bad, the rest are actually good.

[@lordvika2526]

@@dennismood7476 Incorrect. The frisk is be ause of the call that they got, you don't have to act frantic or have jerky motions to be armed, you can be armed and still act cool. The cop even said I can see that you aren't a danger but this is just to he sure because of the call we got. As for the things the officer said about getting under people skin usually is 100% correct, and the police have freedom of speech just like we do. They don't lose those rights when they become police.

[@Visiontech]

That female employee should’ve been arrested. There is no way she could’ve even seen if that man had a gun from the distance. It is clear and I believe a reasonable jury would conclude that she lied about the gun to get a response. The business owner should’ve been arrested for assault as well if the auditor would’ve supported it.

[@steveevans7188]

Well of course she got away with it because vagina, females are not held as accountable as men are in American culture. Infact the justice system works on behalf of woman against men.

[@bilo5104]

The female arrested, yes…. The business owner, no. Being charged with vandalism is sufficient.

[@fckjoebdn1776]

And even if he had a gun, there's nothing wrong with that, it's what he's doing with it thats important. A person with a gun is not a crime.

[@civilwarguy4740]

@@bilo5104 why don’t you think he should be charged with battery?

[@dennismood7476]

@@fckjoebdn1776 The response was because the business is across from a school and police take immediate action because of that. For THAT reason, the response was what it was and it was OBVIOUS the woman called and mentioned a gun to generate this exact response. She DEFINATELY should have been arrested.

[@kevinleesmith]

LOVE people who call the cops on themselves 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@eiland369]

Wow, I’m impressed. They stood up for an auditor and even went looking for the fake 911 caller, great job guys.

[@richcampbell6808]

Was she arrested for Felon calling 911 with a false report? No. Did the PIGS keep stating the photographer is trying to bait them? Did one pig say the Cameraman is playing the victim with his broken camera? Complete fail by the police

[@madatu]

I want to know if the Karens filing false police reports ever get arrested.

[@royalway12]

@@madatu Karens are a danger to society.

[@x35mmman]

@@madatu so do i.

[@camelnut7014]

@@madatu If they start doing that, they’re gonna have to build a large federal prison and call it “Karen Penitentiary” and just fill them jail cells up with Karens from all over the nation.

[@highpockets5340]

Amazing how Karen managed to stretch 911 call of "he's filming us from the sidewalk and wont stop", into "he has a gun and is filming the kids at the school across the street." Can you imagine how much daily drama she brings into everyone's life? Definitely a candidate for Karen of the Year award.

[@GamerMarine89]

Imagine they weren't good cops and unloaded on him. She would just be "meh it happens" no consequences

[@Algoth_Igneous]

if being a karen was a religion, she'd be God

[@adb888]

She even said she took the dog out to pee, imagine that...

[@louskunt9798]

What she did was the same as swatting someone. She needs to be charged. Period.

[@deidrequeen3288]

Imagine if the guy was Black????

[@slowride7164]

These police officers knowing the laws and peoples rights AND uphold them is nice to see. Other police departments, take notes. When the police went in and lost their sh*t with the people in the building, I side with the police on this one. Great job, officers. You are a shining star in a dying world. Edit: This is why I am not a police officer. I do not believe I could have stayed calm after having a response that big. I would have arrested the woman who kept going outside. She could have gotten that gentleman killed. To me, this is on the same level and just as serious as swatting someone. Very dangerous for all involved!

[@janbiel900]

11:08 made me spit out my coffee. "IS it that sony one". No, its a different camera laying in the bushes lol.

[@paranoidpony6861]

"You are not allowed privacy in public." I love the cops delivery on that line!

[@BusinessWolf1]

truuuuue

[@oddpoppetesq.3467]

It's a given fact that when a person is in a public place they have no right to privacy from the public.

[@stevecampbell1308]

@@oddpoppetesq.3467 No but they do not have to let on property or parking lot that is why SLO banned from so many places

[@FlyingBuzzard]

That is not 100% true, some cases and in situations you do indeed have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" even in public [ this case is not one of them ] BUT , yes you do . Courts have even upheld that fact in many privacy cases, but again it is conditional

[@mzwiercan]

​@@FlyingBuzzard You are correct. Thats from Katz v US case. In public bathroom you still have reasonable expectation of privacy. But f.e. in open public phone booth FBI can record you from the outside without a warrant. But when you close the door you expect privacy.

[@chitownbob9714]

That woman who called the dispatcher is CLEARLY lying. Then LIED AGAIN, when he read back her conversation with the dispatcher. There is NO WAY she could see a gun in his back pocket from that distance.

[@jeffmccain9204]

Exactly, I noticed the inconsistencies in her story. Lock her up.

[@jackn2236]

Ya, I agree.. She saw what looked like a gun as well as Florida state deputy, deputy "NEANDERTHAL" could mistake a "WITE CANE" used by blind people for a firearm... What a joke these idiots are... Claiming to see things where there is nothing to see at all or don't even look like the things they claim they resemble in any way, shape or form... Or am I mistaken and that there is actually a firearm out there that resembles a "WITE CANE?"

[@johndeeregreen4592]

She SWAT'd him because her feelings were hurt, nothing more.

[@MrFallior]

She also said the guy was recording school children across the street, which his camera proves he never did

[@linkholder]

@@johndeeregreen4592 nah. She was just thinking if she kissed the owners ass he'd promote her to God or something.

[@garrettr3644]

Dude, these cops… A+. These are the cops we need.

[@GradyBaby13]

This is good because someone is being held accountable for making a false report. GREAT REACTION by Police and 911!

[@heavydutymayonnaise]

4:23 That Dispatcher's voice just gave off the biggest "I don't get payed enough for this" vibe

[@owenbock5883]

I do like that she was VERY quick to try to get the owner to clarify if the cameraman was even on his property.

[@huntclanhunt9697]

I don't think anyone can be paid enough to deal with this kind of stupid.

[@moochoopr9551]

"Calm down. Take a deep breath. You can do this."

[@boredasfuuck]

In her mind: gademet im too old for this karen..

[@colegillgrass3373]

Really sounded like he knew what was up after just seeing the dude.

[@rogernormanjr4315]

The employee that called to report “a gun” is lying her ass off… She even threatened to start calling television news networks, to bully threaten the cops… The cops, are actually being manipulated by people like this one, and listening to her call’s, you can clearly hear that she was trying to get someone either arrested or shot… The owner, seems to not understand the laws, but absolutely knows he has broken the laws, and doesn’t care…

[@jaksierra7]

Props to her though with her story. If she went the other route, especially the honest route. She would have been in trouble quick. Karens be scary dude. Almost had a man gunned down because of their karen ego energy.

[@Toshiro4619]

I've been arrested for omitting parts of the truth....

[@rogernormanjr4315]

@@Toshiro4619 meaning that you produced an edited video? I think they do it all the time now, especially if you ask for foia of a serious situation… They don’t give us the unedited version… I support truth, but I think they don’t, and I suspect there’s more to this story… They will try many different tactics to prevent anyone from making them look like what they are…

[@Tushar_Talwar_09]

Men usually use physical force to solve dispute. While women use manipulation and lies to get other men to do their dirty work for them. We have already criminalised physical violence. Now it's time to criminalise woman's mind games. This is the reason why I won't ever step in to help a woman. They can destroy you with their lies. (Amber herd comes to mind)

[@340duster8]

And to think I was married to a woman like that.

[@newmb321]

props to the police for this one! good response to possible school threat and recognizing the business owner's bs

[@ejwatcher5643]

This was so refreshing, THANK you very much for showing this footage , i was becoming extremely disheartened with all the bad.

[@AssassinIronMan]

I can’t believe the guy and the girl got off so easy. That’s crazy, he hung up on the dispatcher 3 times, and she made the definition of a fake call on the guy. I can’t believe this is allowed.

[@mediawatcher1945]

The more calls they get, the more funding. This was possibly recorded as a man with a gun incident, near a school. With this one on the books, the PD can argue for an increase in budget. A vicious circle of a very expensive sort!

[@krane15]

Cops are reluctant to arrest for fake calls, but this was clearly designed to get someone hurt.

[@annlyon.2040]

I thought she would be arrested for lying.

[@rickb1387]

The Police were being highly one sided against the citizen. Good job to SLO for being the only one there in control of himself. I would call the business owner a jerk or worse ( only in keeping with LL request to “be nice”). Good job to the LEOs for putting him in his place.

[@supergatorhator]

I think the issue is that she said the right things when talking to the officer after the fact in a way that it's tough to disprove. "I saw something that I thought was a gun" is plausible. It seems really unlikely and is almost certainly a lie, but you can't PROVE that she didn't legitimately think there was a gun, which would make prosecuting her very, very difficult.

[@itsjustmaddisen]

These criminals should be fined and jailed for; -assault; -Falsifying testimony of a crime; -Wasting time and resources for an incorrect allegation; -Potential harm of civilians due to the false allegations. I hope their business fails and end up on the street. Also I’m super proud of the cops defending the guy who was assaulted.

[@xPersianxKing]

Yelp is a powerful tool

[@RaddestDad]

They had him SWATted.

[@mariestately7561]

it would be battery not assault

[@AronTheNpc]

I would cross the "Wasting time and resources for an incorrect allegation" since they didn't call in a SWAT team but the rest they should totally be charged with.

[@klingenschmidt9261]

Ok lawyer

[@ChrisMcKinney-et5mi]

About time this is what we all been looking for. I love good cops

[@lisawise9849]

Good on these police officers! They know the law and they inform this man and they don't make this situation worse but actually perform their job perfectly. This is the best video of cops I've seen lately. Gives me hope

[@jf8138]

I love how these monsters are pretending that he is filming kids, and then they lie to get cops out there. I genuinely hope they are charged and lose business due to this.

[@arthurneddysmith]

Exactly. It's like the people who accuse others of child abuse for no reason other than that they dislike the person or their politics: disgusting.

[@markbrown8097]

If the children are viewable from the sidewalk, then how can filming them be illegal?

[@robertmartz8052]

@J F. Fact is we have no idea if he filmed kids. I would suspect that he did record the kids but it was intended. The business owner 100% at fault. That being said I have no respect for the guy recording as he is out looking for this kind of interaction. when there is a response the guy recording could respectfully answer the questions and just move away. When they don't and focus all cameras on the business owner and even approach closer that is enough to know you are only there for YT cred. Most of the time nothing happens and the recordings are not worth posting.

[@chcarroll5164]

The company got bombed on Yelp.

[@DaveCarterAL]

So what if he filmed kids, the school lets them be seen from public, they must not have an issue with it. I mean what did they think he was going to see if he did film kids? People have those brain fart on kids being filmed. Kid comes up and throws rocks on your windscreen, your dash cam records him, OMG what a criminal you are filming that kid!

[@SteveMKoch]

Wow. I didnt think I'd ever see the day when, not just one cop, but a group of them, defend a persons right to film in public. It's really nice to see this happen. It just doesn't happen nearly enough. Great job by those San Jose Police officers!

[@chrismurray8483]

This is thanks a LOT to "Long island audit" who is REALLY at the forefront behind bringing awareness and implementing CHANGE in my humble opinion.

[@MickeyMishra]

it's people like me that made this happen since San Jose has so many lawsuits they literally are going broke because of it. that officer wasn't joking about their other staff on the police force coming in hot and if it wasn't for him knowing what's going on, it would have turned out very differently.

[@carvedwood1953]

Honestly I was just happy to see they didn't end up killing a guy with a camera and no weapon.

[@Blindfurey45]

This resonable response from that cop looks like a direct of these audits. Very happy to see this

[@Adamska156]

I'm also very happy to see this. I'm also sad how low the bar is, this should be the norm and not the exception. We have a long long way to go. It's also disheartening that even though these cops upheld the law and freedoms of that man there were still at least a couple of cops that I noticed who sounded disappointed that they had to do so.

[@RuffianTux]

I had an interaction with a suspicious person with a camera at work once and it went so much differently. He had parked in the lot out front a few times and never came in. Eventually, he got out of his car with his phone and appeared to be sneakily taking pictures of the store front and signage. I went out and struck up a conversation with him and it turned out he was attempting to start some sort of local business photo shoot page and was embarrassed about taking pictures of buildings which is why he kept parking and leaving. He was actually a surprisingly good photographer for how nervous he was. If I or a nearby business employee had gone out there and been aggressive then it could have turned in to a bad day for everyone. Instead, I made a new acquaintance and he took some really stylish pictures of our shop. My point is, not everyone is up to no good. The vast majority of people aren't. Some people are just awkward.

[@bpdmf2798]

Calling in police for a gun gets a very specific response. Doing that to somebody without actually thinking there is a gun and a they are a threat is absolutely akin to attempted murder.

[@pepe007jen6]

It is almost a miracle to find police in the US who know the basic laws...

[@johncarter8222]

I grew up in san jose and i am happily shocked they acted this way.

[@jmcasler1512]

I grew up in San Jose. The cops there are pretty decent.

[@brmillgr]

keep auditors in mind bc odds are 6 or 7 years ago this encounter would have ended differently if it wasnt for 1A auditors nationwide.

[@zulma644]

Probably because auditors have educated them 😆

[@jjdogg0]

Carrying a firearm is legal though 🤔

[@grantharriman284]

Full credit to the first cop. He completely de-escalated the whole situation. This went exactly how I would want this situation to go. Solid use of the large number of officers on scene once they arrive, too. Totally shut down the business owner's misconception about filming in public too. Great work.

[@alfonzacorn]

Not so great they didn't like that caring up for lying

[@Sgt_Glory]

​@@alfonzacorndo you mean 'lock' and 'Karen'? If so, agreed.

[@LuckySage]

Much better than the last vid i watched where the cops literally crippled a guy for talking to the officer.

[@Azzzoth]

Agreed he was very proffesional

[@user-nj9qe4uq6h]

This is the first time every comment give the cops excellent reviews great job guys we are proud of the way you handled this situation

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

Yeah cause people don't hate cops. They hate tyrants. Only time a cop even raised his voice was when looking for the person who reported the gun. I'm sure if asked at the time he was thinking "someone just tried to use Mr to commit murder by cop" I'd be mad too

[@Llew70]

This cop knew, almost immediately. As for the owner, a simple citation was very lenient and was a product of the original video taker's demeanor about the situation. Well done all around. From the officer who made contact, to the auditor, and even the owner who learned something that day. So many ways this could have went WILDLY different, it's scary.

[@PRIM1984]

this dispatcher has an ungodly amount of patience

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Some do but she was clearly frustrated. I bet she had some wine and a bubble bath when she went home and thought about her career options.

[@draquablu2030]

The toaster is right

[@johnnylong6289]

Really? It was a pretty pedestrian call in the grand scheme of things. You have a low threshold for this kind of thing.

[@Potte]

​@@johnnylong6289 In the grand scheme of things, how much more annoying could it get? Unless they got hordes of 12 year olds calling in to scream down the line Xbox Live chat style, I'd say this is pretty up there for obnoxious stuff they have to deal with. Kevin calls in literally just to make a point, doesn't answer any questions, and then hangs up. *Twice*. That's pretty obnoxious when you're legally obligated to go through a bunch of steps to figure out what the fuck is going on so you can call in a response. And that's ignoring the mental anguish of having to even hear Karen speak, since I think that was a different operator.

[@hokage1997]

cute pfp!

[@dougstaines986]

Officer Silva is a credit to his force. There are so many way’s that this could’ve gone wrong but for Siva’s calm, cool and logical reasoning. Well done Officer Silva!!

[@louskunt9798]

I agree 💯

[@jayk7149]

Well I agree and disagree, Silva did say SLO was trying to get under their skin, when there was no proof of that what so ever. Meaning in his mind that what auditors do Then back tracks, I don't know if that was what he was doing.

[@francesco8000]

@@jayk7149 It kinda depends from the auditor. After having watched a bunch of videos i've noticed that some auditors are just nice guys that go around with their cameras and they are polite with officers even when those officers are extremely aggressive BUT there are other auditors that are pretty aggressive even in some situations where they are not correct about some law.

[@dimitrijensk2845]

@@francesco8000 yeah, I don’t watch aggressive auditors personally.

[@frankfacts6207]

Is he the the cop who conspired with the false caller and responded in a tactical, armed and possibly fatal confrontational action and who battered the camera man with an unjustified body search, detention, presumption of guilt, all the while knowing the victim presented no threat and was guilty of nothing unlawful or even immoral? That cop? Yea, what a great guy. In dumboville

[@aydenquincy1847]

Finally! Some Officers I can LOVE!!! These guys are AMAZING. This gives me hope.

[@syeddanishanwer]

More people need to be educated like this. Kudos to the photographer for acting calmly during the entire ordeal.

[@mechadonia]

It’s really cool that the cops mentioned auditors and even said “they don’t have to identify themselves to us”. It appears auditing is actually working lol

[@BrassBashers]

Nah it appears auditors are attention seeking D-bags that won't go get a real job, just walk around with a camera doing shady shit hoping the cops will show up... This changes nothing with cops' attitude or enforcement.

[@williepearl278]

I truly hope that it does

[@minatospeed3755]

You can tell it was the younger trainees too

[@chexmixsix]

seems like auditing is literally making a ripple effect, pretty cool

[@Jmcinally94]

It's working, but you can see that they still think the point is to antagonise people into making mistakes, rather than holding people accountable to the law while doing something you're well within your rights to do. They act friendly with him, but it's only because he lets them pat him down and look through his bag. Could have ended very differently.

[@notablynova4247]

SHE TRIED TO GET HIM KILLED BY LYING ABOUT HIM BEING IN THE YARD WITH A GUN. *SHE NEEDS PROSECUTED AND THE BUSINESS SHOULD FACE ONE HELL OF A CIVIL SUIT*

[@edwardjames6070]

you want the govt to punish a woman for being frantic? that's funny.

[@hyperbolic-time-chamber-strand]

@@edwardjames6070 No kidding especially the Karen, the police are born from Karen's and they have no remorse. Lol classic Americana.

[@tgatt5759]

@@edwardjames6070 you can tell the difference in her tone between the two calls and the verbiage was very forceful the second time.

[@notablynova4247]

@@edwardjames6070 do I think someone should be prosecuted for filing a false claim to police??? Yes I do, she clearly stated he was "in our yard" when the man clearly NEVER left public property. That's a false report and is a violation that should absolutely be prosecuted. Why would you ever think making a known false report should be okay? She clearly exaggerated the situation to cause a response. I'm for Accountability, wether it be government or the people, EVERYONE SHOULD BE ACCOUNTABLE FOR THIER ACTIONS, *ESPECIALLY* WHEN THOSE ACTIONS PLACE ANOTHER HUMANS LIFE IN DANGER

[@johnnytx45]

@@edwardjames6070 Could be a REAL crime they not answering because the lying woman false report. You married to her or is that your mom?

[@ginnymiller5894]

That woman needs to go to jail.

[@LisbonRailProductionsandF1]

Agreed

[@esinohio]

I've said this in other videos, If someone points a camera at me I dance, poorly. They laugh, I laugh, and we both walk away friends. How hard is this? There are at least two videos out there of me doing exactly this. I was in Connecticut and some guy with a camera was outside a police station. I happened by on my way to a taco place and this guy I guess thought I was going to the police station. He starts recording and I'll be honest, seemed a bit tense. I busted out with my moves and he nearly fell over laughing. That was a good day.

[@missyc5627]

The Karen actually said to the dispatcher….”if the police aren’t here in XX minutes, I will be calling all of the news stations”. Sounds to me like she was pretty determined to get them there, and if it took her telling a lie to get them there, then so be it. And that’s exactly what she did. She KNEW damn well what she was doing.

[@kendo7704]

absolutely!

[@mikevasquez4866]

Exactly!! Should have taken her to jail and prosecuted her for abusing the 911 system

[@willlawson6126]

Karen's weaponize police just like this all the time. My aunt used to do this to her son all the time

[@Smurfyis730]

I would hate to be her coworker. She seems like a real pain in the arse. Entitlement at its finest.

[@dogbone1065]

That woman that gave a false police call should be charged with a felony. That cop was great, he's what we need in our police force. The owner of that company needs to be charged with the destruction of property and made to attend a class on the bill of rights. Everyone that does business with that company should see this video. Avoid doing business with companies that think nothing of your rights. They can't be trusted as honorable.

[@SirStanleytheStumbler]

Both of them should be charged since the owner wasted 911 resources as well.

[@alwaysbadideas]

nah just misdemeanor and 12 x 1 hours of officer pay!

[@Lunar_Liv]

He did get cited for vandalism.

[@GabrielCroft]

I hope you go to Law School. You have the heart, the ideals, and the ability to articulate both. God bless

[@joshuadalton6063]

Can't prosecute stupid and paranoid, as much as what she did could have resulted in SLO's death or serious injury and she would be culpable. Although, there could be something said for ignorance of the law isn't an excuse, on the other hand 95% of cops fail audits so... expecting anything better from a woman who watches NCIS and crime drama and CNN about school shootings, it is amazing it doesn't happen more.

[@TheBuba1212]

Calling in a person with a gun should be the same as filing a false report

[@charlescochran898]

These cops were chill. It's good to have videos of the good ones

[@mikebrant192]

As a former homeowner in SJ, I'm very proud of this measured response.

[@Apex-rl4fb]

Everyone saying "wow, a police department who knows what to do"... This a direct correlation to the work SLO has done in that area for the last couple years. He is constantly auditing the police and public. So happy to finally see his work on a larger channel. Keep going Gabriel!!!!!

[@bradcrosier1332]

Amen!!!

[@jasoninman9824]

I was going to comment saying that as much as the officers mention him, it would seem like their handling of the situation was largely due to his previous auditing activities.

[@fireskycam9889]

Her demand of getting the police there now or she is going to call all of the TV stations demonstrates that she wanted a massive response.

[@Launabanauna2]

It also demonstrates how entitled she feels, like the whole world needs to stop and respond to her needs, right now!

[@destinywilliams801]

Massive and IMMEADIATE response is what she wanted.

[@alg190]

This is how it probably went. Karen "What's taking the police so long to get here? I know how to, watch this". The cop should of cited her too.

[@linkholder]

Leak her face, and buisness name. She'll get it lmao

[@johnnymcblaze]

They should have killed him. Poor people have no right to challenge successful business owners, and if someone who makes more money than you demands to know who you are, you should be legally required to answer truthfully, or spend life in prison. Pretending we don't live in a plutocracy helps no one.

[@AnimeSliceOfPie]

Ill give the cops credit, they assessed the situation and acted accordingly.

[@ernestomontoya668]

I had never seen... the first police officer who arrived... Excellent work and my respects for how he managed contact with the cameraman...

[@NaughtyKlaus]

I feel bad for neither the business owner, nor the lady who called the police. Ignorance is no excuse for breaking the law, and they easily could have known everything they did was illegal.

[@umos199]

"Ignorance is no excuse for breaking the law" Its a shame that we don't have a system in place to educate those and alleviate ignorance. or a more uniform legal system US wide. ~(laws change from county to county/ from state from state. its stupid complex and diffacult to stay in compliance 100% of the time even if you are trying to do your due diligence.) or laws that are basic enough to teatch children. if lawyers have to go to school for years to understand our complex legal system then what chance does your average person have? I am not syting that you are necessarily wrong, but the system is is not correct ither, and not set up in a way to be helpful.

[@FishnChips136]

The business owner clearly didn't know about the 1st Amendment rights but, he absolutely knew he had no right to damage the mans property. Can you imagine his reaction if someone threw a rock through the window of his crane?? The woman absolutely knew she was making a false report and knew exactly the kind of response she would get being this close to a school. She should be prosecuted without a doubt and both she and the owner should pay damages and do community services along with a monthly probation payment.

[@YourDaddyismydaddy]

@@FishnChips136 why youtube commentors always compare massively irrelevant items 😆. Comparing a 200 dollar camera to a thousands of dollars vehicle. Lacking common sense my dude?

[@FenLupimo]

uh

[@r.foshee1578]

A little extreme for indoctrinated sheep, who don't know what they're doing!

[@michaelmcginty2766]

Outstanding work by these police officers, defending the 1st amendment and educating the public.

[@vjcodec]

yeah big props for the police here. 1. great response to a potential school threat. 2. for approaching the situation with caution and reason. 3. realizing their own authority and power in situation. 1000 points for this department!

[@alfonzacorn]

They didn't do an outstanding job they didn't lock that Karen up as they should have

[@carlosfandango1527]

Christ you yanks are kin blind

[@paulengels6926]

It would have been outstanding police work had they arrested the real criminals - the guy who assaulted and broke auditors camera and the Karen who falsified a report and lied to get auditor killed because she didn't get her way. Paving the way for anyone to call the police and lie to get anyone they don't like killed. It could be you next time.

[@user-kv5cj7sz3h]

They were just rude

[@SiwelYarrum]

I love that the crossing guard decided to be apart of this 😊

[@nikkosw]

This guy got the most professional police officer's I ever seen.

[@CadillacDriver]

​@The Happy Misogynist on KZbin 😂😂😂 there's your problem. If this were framed and edited differently, it could easily be made to portray the police as in the wrong... which happens more than you realise.

[@jamesgaughenbaugh1040]

​@@CadillacDriver how? By deleting g everything after their arrival?

[@jamesgaughenbaugh1040]

They are an example of what all cops should be like.

[@CadillacDriver]

@@jamesgaughenbaugh1040 that is not how it could be done, at all. That makes no sense. All it would take to turn this video in to cop-hater bait is a different title and narrative. You'd show the complaints from the staff, remove any mention of a gun, and a little bit of footage fettling. It would not be difficult to remove the parts that side with the police. If I had all the body cam footage, phone calls etc, I could easily edit this to make the cops look bad. There is enough there to make it look like an unnecessary pile-on for a man with a camera - which obviously it was - but changing the narrative would be easy.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

So all of this only happened because the little fat guy with the glasses on didn't know the law 🤔🇬🇧 and the woman lied to the dispatcher about having a gun

[@leslietrivette91]

Woman caller should be in jail for a false police report. She could have got people killed!

[@JimmyMcmanus-lp1et]

total agree

[@AyayronBalakay]

agree her victim excuses were lame

[@brantizsak7695]

She wanted him killed

[@UshanOfficial]

100% agreed

[@statepropertyfan87]

Facts💯

[@levelupsen]

You sir just gained a new subscriber! Great stuff bro!

[@Alienxmilk]

AMAZING COPS This is beautiful!!!!! Thank you

[@stevekatkus]

The officer that said "cause this is ridiculous" just made my day.

[@GoCoyote]

It is nice to know that police departments are taking this seriously, and are educating themselves and others.

[@MistaWap]

Indeed, I think the funniest part of this video is the owner of the building coming outside and asking him to ID as if he is an officer himself

[@HyBrad]

I am stunned. That department obviously has had 1st amendment training, likey because of auditors. What a huge win for this community.

[@GabrielCroft]

Amen

[@michelleburback4831]

What kind of jerk thinks you owe him an explanation from public property

[@HossainHana]

This video needs to play on all police training mandatory

[@chefcc90]

Welcome to "how to open yourself to lawsuits 101". I love these officers. All of them. They were measured, responded appropriately to the information they had, quickly realized 2+2 does not equal gun, and then held the liars accountable. These are damn good officers

[@pj4433]

They did a great job. I just wish they had made the ping that somewhere there may be a crime being committed and we can’t respond because we are here with you. Thos Karen’s potentially put peoples lives in danger.

[@frankjohnson150]

Almost - the female officer who was alleging “baiting” was not okay. But other than that yes.

[@josebrown5961]

@@frankjohnson150 Yes that bothered me. It seems to me a GOOD cop would not be able to be “baited.”

[@velvetrose7729]

Yes they were good but they could have been great by arresting the woman instead of just chewing her out because she's lying her ass off. Pause the video at about 13:53 (I understand it's a video) but damn she has great vision! You KNOW there are several cops in that crowd and you KNOW they are all armed but you cant SEE their weapons from that far away and she was even further away INSIDE the building, let her tell it! IMO.....that woman knowing lied and used Gun, Children and School together on purpose.....just to get the cops there faster!

[@markbrown8097]

@@velvetrose7729 publicly arresting her would have sent a clear message; making false statements that could endanger the lives of others will not be tolerated.

[@jackfrostsx_x761]

These people need to be held accountable for calling in a fake scenario. Accusing a man of two disgusting crimes is disturbing there almost as bad as the people who do those actually crimes.

[@krane15]

At minimum send her the bill for all those cops that responded to the fake call. She could have gotten a man killed.

[@daylight3325]

False r3pe accusations really turned me the other way on believing everything ppl say

[@junivanofdragonia]

Not almost. *IS AS DISGUSTING!*

[@nubs2594]

You say almost, but shit like this means cops could be missing actually criminals. Or failing to respond to a crime on time

[@one234569and10]

YAAAAAASSS - These cops, so far, are fucking AMAZING!!!! Mad love to the educated police department that did not even THINK about going after the guy recording.

[@HeinzGuderian_]

The cameraman should get an army of cameramen out there. I hope the business owner enjoys paying for the damaged camera. The woman who filed the false report needs to be charged. We all know that will never happen though, because accountability is a woman's kryptonite. At least these Cops know the guy didn't break any laws. The owner brought all of this on himself by walking the 100+ feet to the cameraman and attacking him. I feel bad for his employees (not the woman who called 911) because they know he's a crybaby who acts out like a child.

[@GCA-Transparency]

This has got to be by far the closest thing I’ve watched as far as cops actually doing honest work and actually calling out the caller who exaggerated her allegation. Most cops are implicitly bias, siding with the caller.

[@GlenCychosz]

I just subbed to you.

[@GCA-Transparency]

@@GlenCychosz thanks

[@wilsonsexton8805]

I hope ALL those new cops learned all that! Soak it all in and be the best police you can be!

[@ObservationofLimits]

I know right? Especially in the communist state of Kommiefornia. Blew my mind this cop was *honestly* doing his job. I'd buy him a drink for honest work.

[@azcrazee7529]

How they gonna send all the trainees to a possible gun scene though? That's how people get shot.

[@wearethree]

These cops are awesome. They approached the scene in a calm way and didn’t accidentally shoot an innocent man being wrongfully accused of currying a gun across from a school. Props to them. And props to the gentleman for calmly standing his ground with his camera, even though he was being attacked.

[@kamonmeadows8146]

This is some of the better police work I've seen out of all of the videos on KZbin absolutely love to see it

[@captainredclaw5864]

depending on where he is he the law doesnt ban you having a gun anyways thats his right as an american

[@stevecampbell1308]

@@captainredclaw5864 No but then they can ask for ID and arrest if not given one

[@ruzzodac]

They never charged her. they weren't going to charge the man; but they got flooded with calls an emails for not doing anything.

[@xaxscratchxax926]

@@kamonmeadows8146 indeed. I know there are good cops out there...there's so many bad videos and not enough good ones.

[@Trespasser249]

Shout out to the first officer on scene who first approached the Camera man. He handled that extremely professionally in a very calm and cool manner.

[@548bbc6]

Man the first cop on scene did an excellent job. Absolutely incredible!

[@joshuaplatt1528]

The way the officer read the situation rather that drawing immediately and escalating the situation was perfect. These are the kind of cops we need.

[@AERuffy]

exactly, he was cautious but didn't draw his weapon and start yelling orders the instant he was on the scene. Instead he was calm, collected, verified that there wasn't a threat and immediately called off the response.

[@michaelmerry678]

The cop recognised he was dealing with an auditor did his due diligence and calmed the confrontation down ,all the cops dealt with the situation well, I never thought I would say that.

[@_TheGoob]

The rare example, of a cop doing his job properly.

[@BaldMancTwat]

@@_TheGoob *that is recorded and uploaded to the internet

[@psycosiswc]

Cant believe im saying this, but i agree, if more pigs were like this, I would be more alright with the police presence in the US. hell, i might even start calling them cops.

[@racoonm45t3r]

I love all the cops standing around asking for the lady who called the cops and saying theres gonna be a problem. I can imagine her just peeking thru the blinds like, "Im so f****d"😂

[@4thamendment237]

As well she should think.

[@ralph3333]

That's not how Karens think.😆

[@christianromero6604]

​@@ralph3333right.. absolute first thing in her mind and to come out her mouth is, to not take any blame, and say "well what if he did have a gun then ud all be thanking me...

[@marikasdaughter6263]

Except she wasn't.... She should have been charged with reporting a false crime, but wasn't for whatever reason. I think it would have sent a more powerful message that, the police aren't your personal body guards... I swear every time I've called the non emergency line for help with bullshit going on I never get help because of fucking twats like her are tying up all the resources over absolutely fucking nothing.

[@tommmorton6625]

A year on i'm STILL angry the false caller hasn't faced any consequences. The response she initiated was so far from being okay.

[@stephenmartinez1]

These police get an A+ for handling the situation professionally, and not resorting to violence. I hope the junior officers received some good education on civil rights.