PUBLIC SERVANTS CALL POLICE ON "SUSPICIOUS" CITIZEN FOR FILMING! ENDS DIFFERENTLY THAN EXPECTED!

[@LongIslandAudit]

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[@sleepingbearffg5008]

Hope all's well fellow brother. God bless might get something from store be great gift!

[@whiskeywine]

That's crazy, if you need help no one cares, but carry a camera youve got the whole office staff in your face

[@mikemeleka5694]

hay dude iis mike from Australia love your work and keep it up and I hope all is well

[@kennysolheim4629]

Hope you are ok brother

[@tylerbailey470]

I would definitely include in your explanation to people that you could FOIA all footage from all of the cameras in that building legally a person up to no good wouldn't have to film around the building themselves a d show their face around city hall. all info including blueprints and cameras is a available and in most states its available anonymously.

[@Cooldaddio2]

The clerk in the orange is so friendly. Such a welcoming smile. Kudos to her for staying cool.

[@Edman116]

I just left a post on their Facebook page applauding that woman. Her name is Socorro Flores

[@sampatel5509]

The only one.

[@stevenanderson6244]

She was great!

[@onesri6108]

I called her personally and spoke to her. Give her a call and let her know how much we appreciate.

[@Vic_Ferrari]

I hope you checked out the museum. Sgt. Right Here will be so disappointed if didn't.

[@GR8FLjesse]

The girl in the orange shirt was super friendly and professional! She was an excellent representative for the city. Basically everyone else was a joke.

[@souk-tv]

I thought that too, she was great. The others on the other hand behaved like a bunch of overly paranoid snitches who clearly thought they had the right to have him moved on or intimidated by law enforcement. Thankfully the Police were well behaved and obviously trained well compared to others we've seen time and time again.

[@priestley749]

Cops are ALWAYS a joke.

[@garrettschmidt4548]

You’re a joke

[@nicholaslogan5185]

The first police interaction was actually sorta text book if that had been the end of it things would have been fine.

[@gunzalez507]

Cause she’s Hispanic, Hispanics like Sean always mind their business and treat people with respects even the female officer can clearly tell she’s Hispanic.

[@devinbryne9208]

The woman in the orange t-shirt was a shining example of how a city clerk should behave and assist the public. Her smile was welcoming and even made me feel happy just watching it on video, God bless her.

[@davethompson8283]

I'm just an independent jerk.... Trying to make a buck cuz nobody will hire me... I'm ignorant and my mother didn't raise me right..

[@davethompson8283]

Unfortunately it's none of your business what they use their resources for....

[@davethompson8283]

😂😂 slammed the door in your face,punk

[@davethompson8283]

You're just an instigator...

[@davethompson8283]

😂😂 looks like you ain't getting rid of those cops too soon....that's what happens when your a creeper!!!

[@roastedvegetables3737]

2 things I've learned from these audit videos 1 when you have a camera in your hand everybody wants to help you, and number two exercising your rights is suspicious.

[@PGreat7]

No. 1 here is most definitely golden. Guess we all have to employ it when doing business in government buildings 👍

[@arielsaeth]

The point of contact question should really be "Can I Violate you" as 99% of them really do not want to help you at all.

[@venusleoz826]

I love Big NIck's response when they ask for help, he says: " Can you get me a coke?" and when they say no he says "ok then you can't help me."

[@jeffspicolli593]

LOL.

[@pamelavida1577]

So much help....and curiosity....

[@SayKyleNotCow]

I love that you make them identify before you entertain any questions asked. That’s something that always bugged me when auditors try to explain themselves for 5 minutes and then ask for a name. Puts in perspective if they’re going to confront you they should be transparent and identify, especially as a tax paid employee.

[@sarahcake4143]

also makes the cops feel the same way we feel when they come up to us and demand id

[@spiritedguy2]

Definitely the city clerk had the best attitude and never batted an eye during her encounter with you. Kudos.

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

"We got a call" and" acting suspicious" are the first two crimes listed in the Feelings Code for law enforcement across the county.

[@frostleesnowman9191]

Spot on!!!!

[@jameswalker2584]

That's a good remark Very funny

[@vinniebarusa]

Yes, and don’t forget practically every terrorist before him also walked right into government buildings in broad daylight and started filming in front of everyone and the stationary cameras.

[@ADFSurvNetwork]

These public employees are doing the right thing about CALLING THE POLICE. They should call the police. Something unusual is happening at their place of business and the person doing it, is refusing to express why they are doing it or turning down requests for assistance or help. The police are SUPPOSED TO RESPOND, we want them to respond. to me this is when the audit really starts. How does the police handle the situation. Some have huge egos and need to be "trained" and others are professional, know the laws and are fine. What happens is there is a person taking photos or video taping "casing" the building to bomb it, and no one calls... You don't wait for something nefarious to occur, you act proactive. It's how they handle it. LIA does an awesome job, very respectful and knowledgeable.

[@jasonleslie203]

The most commonly used lines globally

[@ELMS]

I’ve unsubscribed from most 1A auditors because they definitely try to provoke. Your polite style is exactly the way to approach this. It puts 100% of the responsibility for calling the cops on unreasonable civil servants like “Finance Guy”. 👍

[@LongIslandAudit]

🙏🙏🙏

[@africacarey]

Same here I don't even bother watching others Auditors anymore and I unsubscribe too many of them I'm tired of the negativity and confrontation they have in their videos when doing auditing

[@jessdtruth3251]

Agreed! As an auditor myself, there are quite a few that I don't watch (or record with) anymore because of how they act. When I started, the whole point of auditing was to educate, when needed. Show positive and negative, without escalating it yourself. But there are a lot of "auditors" that want it escalated so they get more clicks/views. Makes the rest of us look bad.

[@elpacho....9254]

@@africacarey especially the k c camera clown.

[@Hey_Jamie]

Everyone should report them and leave comments telling them how badly they are hurting the work good auditors like Sean are doing

[@blondzruleall5443]

16:21 the cop says you are being more cooperative than some of the others….but they still follow and harass you with their presence.I am saddened that our government officials feel threatened by being filmed. This must stop. I want to see all Americans film more.

[@etiennenapoleone1868]

As a European, something really surprises me from these videos: is every American living in fear of anything that's out of the ordinary? Why are people feeling threatened by someone with a phone?

[@toomanybrews7123]

People in the US prioritize privacy more than most other places. Unfortunately that means that we also have a bad habit of demanding privacy in situations where privacy isn't legally protected. It isn't that people are afraid, it is just that people are weirded out by having others recording them. It feels wrong. Much of Europe is completely oversaturated with cctv and maybe that is why you guys don't have the same response.

[@jacobgonzalez9624]

I feel it's more of a "I work here so you have to listen to me" type of mind set. People aren't challenged like this on the regular. Also like this other person is saying here they think they have privacy in places they actually don't some people are just mistaken and then get even more mad when they learn what they think is to be true really isn't

[@jedipsy]

@@toomanybrews7123 prioritize privacy? Is that a joke? Y'all are the worst offenders for plastering your own lives all over social media. You have cameras in buildings, on the streets, in cars - hell, you even have them inside the doors of private residences! So yeah, thanks for the laugh.

[@pprotectas8423]

I am a german who lives in sweden and I can say for sure that it is maybe worse in Germany... In Sweden though not at all... They hate confrontations...

[@greatdividingrange1785]

Australia here, we think America is a gun loving ,military policed country thats getting more divided each day. When we hear yanks spout they come from "the land of the free..." we re like like stunned mullets because TLOTF has one of the highest incarceration rates in the world.They have even turned imprisoning people into a highly profitable business which can be privately owned. Must suck to be an innocent person falsely accused in Muricha.

[@jimquinter5280]

I’ve learned a whole lot watching these audits. This is way more of a study in human behavior. Lol

[@MBanksUnfiltered]

100%

[@ArisCedeno-qw5pn]

Exactly. Very interesting and why I am so fascinated in A1 audits.

[@LyonsM]

U m an human stupidly!!

[@JPBAMA]

or as in most of these audits ..human misbehavior

[@holaday]

My Constitutional rights are NOT "suspicious".

[@sleepingbearffg5008]

Hey.. you see? Lol

[@markekar6021]

local rights end up trumping constitution. been that way since the constitution lol

[@antoniobaret7928]

@@markekar6021 that only happens when people dont stand up for their constitutional rights

[@dogdog4173]

credit where credit is due, that first officer was super professional and calm. Did not try to escalate anything and was educated on the law.

[@Local7news]

Too bad Seargent Right There wasn't

[@tommytaylor85]

Yeah the first responding officer did amazing. He was courteous, understanding, knew the law, and deescalated. Very well trained.

[@omaralnaggar3588]

I agree

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

It's amazing how helpful these people are. Everybody keeps walking up to you asking if you need help. How incredibly,... Helpful of them. You keep telling them no I don't need help and they keep asking.

[@Oceans_Sail]

I would ask for a double espresso please and some fries on the side…..thanks

[@franklinadams7826]

You have the ability to calm a bad situation and your communication skills are great in informing the public.

[@NealD]

How is it that every single cop in this country doesn’t know what a 1A auditor is?!?!

[@LongIslandAudit]

Boggles my mind.

[@BiggusDickusss]

Plain and simple ignorance!

[@freshenuf1]

LEOs make 50K to over 125K with just a diploma. How can they be so ignorant of the Bill of Rights? Sad.

[@josephcitizen4195]

I'd say 90% of them know, but they don't want to give that up. If they act "dumb" they will usually get more info from the person they are speaking with. It's an old and proven investigative tactic. Shit, I do it at work when I need to find out how/who f'ed up a machine/fixture or equipment at work. It even worked on my son when he was younger. With that said, it does suck that the cops are called and there is an "investigation of a suspicions person" in the first place.

[@the-tribe]

@@sk-ls8tt You forgot lie, harass, steal, and deceive.

[@psylynt]

brother...... you are gifted with a soothing voice and demeanor. and most of it is intentional on your part. much respect for that. if it were up to me, I would put you in charge of training Law Enforcement de-escalation tactics for the whole country.

[@sandwichman100]

the public employees seem to have difficulty with identifying who they are when asked and yet they believe they have the right to know who the public is

[@dvdklix192]

Their name is right there on their uniform the hell you talking about ?

[@docd.t.torrance7845]

@@dvdklix192 The publuc employees (city hall workers), not the cops.

[@shawng3497]

Public servant... You would think they would be more than pleased to give a badge number since taxpayers pay there salaries they are here for the public and they can't communicate there name and badge number

[@waltergeorge9617]

It's because their gangstalkers

[@Jim_The_Fish]

@@dvdklix192 You haven’t watched many of these videos, have you? A lot of public servants don’t wear name tags, or cover them up when they see Sean. They usually fail to identify who they are or what their rank is, so they could be a random citizen. Cops do this as well and one even got called out for providing a fake name (search S. Bell Long Island Audit).

[@bifflilla]

Love the passive aggressive “people might say you’re wasting their taxpayer dollars.” That’s exactly what people are saying. Yes, they were very polite. Yes, they were there to babysit you so everyone feels safe. Yes, their being there is still part of the problem.

[@JohnjOcampo]

This is the result of years of not being held accountable, corruption is alive and well in most states. Thank you LIA for the important job that you do.

[@DISLEX]

He has a camera and that's completely legal? Send half the police department. 👀

[@LongIslandAudit]

Crazy!

[@aaronalder4796]

“Well we have to work 8 hours.” Totally went over her head that they could be better using taxpayer dollars actually working and not babysitting/coddling city workers’ egos.

[@amandaflemming6205]

She wasn't hired for her cognitive abilities...

[@7sArts]

I’m sure it didn’t go over her head that she’s engaging in intimidation tactics. Took all that explaining to make them realize they were being stupid. Evidently, the sorting hat for police rejects the intelligent.

[@doribellan]

Her attitude and absence of understanding was extremely off-putting.

[@TupacNation]

@@7sArts To become a cop you must have an I.Q of 50 or below LOL.

[@doctorunlocked1735]

Lmao

[@bradmarcum2927]

I do appreciate your channel. You are polite and respectful unlike some other “auditors” who lace their videos with unwarranted profanity. Good on ya.

[@artsawyer9001]

Sean got 5 popo babysitting him , that`s funny

[@mtlgrrrr]

Yeah Sean is my favorite. I used to like bay area transparency but I feel like he tries to escalate and provoke.

[@florenceiams5622]

They each do their own thing... And them cussing is under freedom of speech... Can't believe anyone complains about it... I don't cuss but I defend anyone's right to do it if that is how they want to talk...

[@davidspangler2859]

You're a speech master. Cool, calm and collected. All the people that you came in contact with will never forget you. Excellent 🎥. 🇺🇸✌

[@Serpico7]

“CAMERAS are in the building for our safety” So what’s so wrong about a civilian recording for THEIR own safety???

[@trockterry6]

Police department now hiring: must be able to stand around and do nothing for hours on end.

[@richarddavis2961]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@hoppes9658]

They won’t patrol Roseland.

[@peteypete24a]

A condescending attitude is a plus

[@priestley749]

That is in the cops job description.

[@mikefinley9111]

@@hoppes9658 what are you talking about Roseland?

[@bruce2712]

"It's right there." "Is that R-I-T-E or R-I-G-H-T?" THAT'S AWESOME!

[@leejames6800]

Totally! That had me laughing out loud.

[@Cooldaddio2]

It went right over that old mans head tho

[@danboquist]

Officer Friendly?

[@_kt_8160]

🤣🤣🤣

[@brian21964]

Even the officer got confused lol he got em good

[@mexicanprivilege7848]

I’m not for defunding the police entirely, but I mean, tax payer dollars were definitely wasted here.

[@LongIslandAudit]

For sure

[@michellemercado1599]

I'm for ending police immunity.

[@Miguel.Garcia]

I think there is definitely room for another body to respond to some public interactions.

[@Ade5]

Well, one good thing is that they're not out on the road revenue-generating..

[@ADFSurvNetwork]

I"m not too sure if Tax Papers Dollars are wasted... I mean if someone is doing something out of the ordinary, although it's legal, you should call the police. The police should respond. If they aren't satisfied by knowing the purpose of that person being there, I don't have a problem with them monitoring the situation. If someone was on the public sidewalk filming my house, my backyard, my cars, etc I would want the police to show up and "investigate". I think most of us would. If that person's response is "I'm just recording", although its legal, I'd like the police to monitor to make sure nothing nefarious is going to occur.

[@jamiemcnay]

Sean, I am an avid viewer of your videos. You are seriously providing education that is helping raise awareness of constitutional right. You "bridging the gap" statement speaks volumes about your character. Well done indeed.

[@modolief]

Wow, this is possibly the most chilled out and positive audit I have ever seen.

[@ohyeah1994]

By definition, "suspicious" implies suspicion of something. Ask these costumed thugs what that something is.

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

He’s casing the joint to rob it

[@hoppes9658]

@@KevinSorbo. A joke maybe?

[@tomgrunhard3128]

I'll bet he's one of those ANTIFA or Defund the police goons just looking to do what they do best - make trouble.

[@toddguillory692]

@@tomgrunhard3128 No, hes just a good American exercise in his constitutional rights..

[@Jim_The_Fish]

@@tomgrunhard3128 If you watched any of his videos or even just the entirety of this one you’d know that’s not true.

[@lakegirl3664]

I love how the supervisor truly was thinking about your conversation with him, well done.

[@prostovanka]

Thank you for keeping it professional and being respectful. Many of us appreciate the education you're providing for public servants and the public. “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”

[@Southernswag8283]

I haven’t read the comments, but this looks like a really successful audit to me. Yes, the city hall had no clue that you can record in public….but the officers let you do your thing without intimidating or threatening you. This city learned something today. That’s a win in my opinion.

[@captaingord]

Definitely not a waste of tax payers money having this great dialogue with the 2 officers. They listened with genuine interest and this encounter will help educate and simplify the exercise of your rights. Great job!

[@Donald_Shaw]

I honestly like seeing police officers pass. It gives me faith there are still good police officers in the United States. Thanks Sean for what you do to test our freedoms and rights.

[@nicholasrhoden9828]

Criminalizing a constitutionally protected activity, trying to enforce feelings, and babysitting. I'm pretty sure none of these things are within their job description.

[@Local7news]

They are, they all are criminals with badges

[@marknewton6984]

Good point

[@MrClockworkbanana]

I respect how calm you stay in the face of tyranny. And paranoid employees and officers. .

[@LadyDragonsblood]

Where is the tyranny? There are no tyrants in the United States. Don't use words you don't know the meaning of.

[@MrClockworkbanana]

@@LadyDragonsbloodlots of people would disagree on that one love !

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@MrClockworkbanana Then they don't know the meaning of the word either. And also they have no idea what REAL tyranny is...and I pray they never do. Read some HISTORY and learn what a tyrant really is. It is not someone who stand between you and a bullet like a Police Officer would do. A tyrant would put YOU in the line of fire to protect himself....among other terrible things.

[@jumpinjojo]

@@LadyDragonsblood Exactly!!!

[@donovanshepperd9209]

@not another one True! 💪🏾

[@justinlezu793]

It’s crazy how many ppl go completely psychotic when they see a camera yet there’s cameras above them all over their building

[@momennadem8266]

Wow, well done Sean. You left them speechless

[@clevc112]

What would they do if there were multiple simultaneous audits all in the same town but different public areas. I want to see how they handle that.

[@tinaweatherley4468]

That would be awesome. Police freaking out trying to send a group to numerous locations at the same time.

[@bostonlisa]

That would be a neat trick!!😂😂😂😂

[@Mark-uh4zd]

Lol this made me laugh. One at the post office, library, town hall, etc. they should all team up one day and descend on one town and audit them.

[@kyoufuwooshieteyarou7206]

Set it up now

[@kyoufuwooshieteyarou7206]

Wouldn’t take much to get this done

[@paulwinkelmann4241]

LIA for the afternoon and AP in the morning. Happy Sunday!

[@sleepingbearffg5008]

God bless

[@sandiegojon22]

So true! Jason and Ben have always been my favorite, but Shawn is right up there as one of the best auditors. Thanks for doing what you do

[@oreobandit8567]

Let’s not forget Bay Area Transparency. BAT, AP/WW and LIA are top 3 for me. Love their auditing and education styles.

[@paulwinkelmann4241]

@@oreobandit8567 I completely agree! Love BAT! Just referencing those of my top 3 that happened to post same day. 🤩

[@consentofthegoverned5145]

And Rogue for lunch!

[@timothyfitz1010]

Sergeant thinks he's slick. He keeps telling Sean to check out the history museum because that's his way of trying to get him to leave! 🤣

[@perdidoatlantic]

So the history museum can call the police too.

[@timothyfitz1010]

@D Firky 🤣

[@timothyfitz1010]

@@perdidoatlantic he just wanted Sean to leave.

[@liquidlinda2708]

Right? Trying to discourage his rights instead of respecting them…

[@timothyfitz1010]

@@liquidlinda2708 exactly!

[@smadams13a]

I live in Aurora. I would just like to say that I have never seen your audits before, but I would like to commend you on your overall professionalism. I will be watching more of your videos for sure. I have no doubt that the employees/representatives of the city of Aurora will learn from this and I would like to add that minus a few hiccups I think this was actually a pretty good audit. I have definitely seen some go terribly wrong on other channels. Kudos to you for coming and checking it out and for educating those that do not know. Curious if you checked out that museum or what else you did in town as well.

[@citizenz2072]

The employee that gave you the FOIA request form was very pleasant and deserves a pay raise

[@jbermudez2006]

A pay raise for doing her job that's the way all employees should be

[@rykehuss3435]

@@jbermudez2006 Yeah she did her job, like c'mon is that the standard here for pay raises on tax payer money? I'm not faulting her, nor would I object to her pay raise. She was cordial and all that, but she literally just did her job.. Maybe take a look at 50 past citizens she served, who didnt have video cameras, and evaluate her perfomance on that before jumping into pay raises.. That would be my idea before paying any more taxes..

[@jbermudez2006]

@@rykehuss3435 might as well give her a raise for waking up and making it to work 😆

[@uniqueoutcome6589]

I would tell every one of them that my story is on how wasteful government employees are with tax payer money. That might get those lazy and entitled folks back to work.

[@hdpro553]

When speaking to govt employees this is 100% the approach I would take. When dealing with cops, my response would be "I'm doing a story on police corruption. Do you care to comment?!?" I'd imagine in most of the cases, this would short circuit alot of the negative interactions. At any rate, it'd be an interesting experiment 🤔!

[@FeliciaOgilby]

YES !!!! That Would Be Great !

[@princesspiplaysbass]

I think the fake friendly ones are scarier than the obnoxious tyrants.

[@LongIslandAudit]

Time will tell!

[@johnnycenturion5618]

@Public Enemy Oh sweetie aren't you just adorable.

[@Flubbydubbydoodoo]

That’s true.

[@rubenmoreno2253]

@Public Enemy I don't think he is auditing for fraud.....he is conducting a 1st amendment audit. I mean sometimes he ask for the budgets but I am not sure if they include the city halls financial statements with the budget sheets.

[@josephdavis7189]

@Public Enemy you should know. You have a cops in your throat

[@smokeywilly4364]

Cops: “We’re just hangin out.” Hangin out on the public’s dime is pretty cushy eh?

[@mattcoffee1269]

officer rite here would have a stroke if he had to run 50 yards.

[@youyouyouyou190]

Yeah I'm thinking that's probably $400,000 a year standing right there wasting our money...

[@TheBooban]

I rarely see any cops. I think most countries police would answer such a call with “we don’t have time for this”.

[@donovanshepperd9209]

@Steve. Word !!

[@Andy-lm2zp]

Imagine if you called the police ahd said there's a guy tying his shoe laces in a suspicious way!

[@charleanneeichler2028]

This is one of your best, because you had a very cordial conversation and allowed us, the viewer, to get a real feel for professional law enforcement along with your views. This really helps me to understand so much more.

[@the_eerie_faerie_tales]

Binge-watching your videos because you are BY FAR my favorite auditor! Thank you for your work, Sean. You have more care for the public than most of these so-called public servants. Much love from Sunny 🌞 Commiefornia

[@Kueensunnybunny]

I’ve been doing this the last week. I think I’m almost caught up lol.

[@barryrammer7906]

Me too

[@pamelavida1577]

Sean is easy to watch....no hysterics or curse words ..

[@martinkrievs6394]

Once again a nicely done audit and once again you had to ask for a pen.

[@LongIslandAudit]

Our tax dollars pay for the pens so technically I did bring a pen 😉

[@alanb8884]

@@LongIslandAudit Hah! I was thinking that you should invest in pens, but some cop will call it a weapon and blast you.

[@melodyparsons4590]

Shawn, you have such a way with people. Conflict resolution starts with communication. LE go to is intimidation, overtalk, rudeness ( in most situations), but you disarm them with calm and polite conversation. I applaud you for that and that's why you are one of my absolute favorite auditors. One of the #1 purposes of doing these videos is to "bridge the gap" as you mentioned. But, we cannot accomplish that with hostility, violence, and animosity. As hard as it is sometimes, because the public often feels and IS the victim or victimized by law enforcement, we MUST come to a place of common ground to work together. They need to respect the rights of the American people. And when that happens, I think we will have achieved at least a small portion of the goal. Thank you so much for what you do.

[@hjsvideo]

It was nice to see you get some respect! Keep those in power heels accountable. Thanks for what you do!!

[@nstaton4109]

Some of them do know and their egos just cannot be held in check.

[@melissabenoit3815]

I’m obsessed with these videos! Thank you for holding people accountable!

[@stopresistinjustice3680]

Five cops for a camera and can't get them to come to your home for hours or even days if it's been burgled because they're ✌️SOOOO BUSY✌️

[@liquidlinda2708]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Oceans_Sail]

Well….to be fair…..there are a lot of people with cameras out there that they have to visit first 😂

[@stopresistinjustice3680]

@@Oceans_Sail oh no! 😱 All those poor snowflakes melting around the world😂

[@whitebass16]

I loved it when you asked him how he spells it..lol. you had him all confused

[@waffleMccoy]

lol officer right here, that was great.

[@hdpro553]

I would LOVE to see auditors start using that response every time! It makes the point in a witty, poignant way that the intelligent arrogant ones will hopefully get and at least provides entertainment for us when the other ones don't!

[@marknewton6984]

He can't spell. 😮

[@FoXc123]

There was something negative about the Sgt.'s attitude I can't put my finger on the right word his kindness did not feel genuine but overall it's beautiful to see a Police force like this who seem informed and respectful of rights especially after all of the ridiculous reactions we've seen from other Police forces in your videos lately

[@AntonioSanchez-bt2sh]

Condescending

[@maxpower7721]

Fake concern for LIA well-being.

[@leemcmullan]

he was fine compared to other tyrants. Imagine the scary stuff he does deal with

[@RageGirlRadio]

It’s not fair!!! No one should be above the law!!! Not the president- not any police officer… &the wasting of time/our taxpayer dollars is GROSS!!!!

[@Miguel_2112]

The Training and Development manager needs to train her Employees about Public Service . Great Educational video 📸

[@stealthrocker587]

Another great audit Sean. The police were respectful (like night and day from Danbury). It’s a shame they still called the police here on you with this one or it would have been a perfect pass. Keep up all your good work and remember brother that we all have your back always. God speed and God bless you brother!

[@outlaw7x77]

With all the Public Records Request's you do you should post a record of all the City's and their employees and their salaries. For transparency you are in the perfect position to provide the public with this sort of public information.

[@LongIslandAudit]

I have a list of everyplace I go to. I will start to post on my website

[@africacarey]

I actually thought about that too

[@johnzientek735]

It use to not be normal to go out in public or to a public places and be filmed by security cameras but we all got use to that. So there's that.👍

[@Toastybees]

A big part of the security camera comfort is we mostly don't notice them as they're above the sight line. People very rarely look up unless they're looking for something.

[@forrestbradley-7qfab755]

I don't know why this showed up on my feed but i've been watching this and other 1A type channels and it's been very educational. It takes courage to do what you do. Truly.

[@schrodingerscat8621]

I must say, I do appreciate that first officers calm demeanor. Public servants could learn a lot from him, he was aware of your rights, didn’t try and identify you, and ultimately let you be. Well done.

[@ohyeah1994]

If you want prompt, expeditious, immediate, and profoundly inquisitorial "service" from taxpayer-funded bureaucrats, be sure to show up holding a camera. If not, you'll be ignored until closing time.

[@LongIslandAudit]

Exactly

[@jameswalker2584]

Very good had to laugh It has the ring of truth

[@sandwichman100]

you will most likely be asked if you require help before you even enter the property! no getting a line waiting for service, they come out to YOU!

[@alanb8884]

Government Life Hack

[@the-tribe]

True; I never saw so many govt workers in such a short time offer to "help you."

[@b-dubz7856]

LIA thank u for coming to our state!! We love and appreciate yur work!!

[@LongIslandAudit]

🇺🇸🙏

[@BigGina671]

Cameras are like guns these days so dangerous 💀

[@queefnutts3675]

the two types of hand canons

[@clevc112]

4k and 8k recorders are on the banned list. They record too much detail.

[@queefnutts3675]

we got a call someone was shooting with a canon

[@queefnutts3675]

something about magazines

[@alanb8884]

They ruin careers

[@Bdermady]

This first amendment audit was precisely what Sean wanted to see. I’m a viewer and I really appreciate the way the police handle themselves during this interaction.

[@danm.3292]

Sean we are blessed to have people like you! Keep up the good work

[@poppyroberts1668]

The cops were ready for you man someone did their homework good job

[@IvanIvoMartinetti]

YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You are learning what to do and what not to do by going out and taking action. Your channel has become very important to the auditing community (if there is such thing) and can be used as an educational channel for others who wish to improve their approach. Do your thing and always stay calm and if you don't we will understand because only a super human can stay calm in some of these situations.

[@YK-fw6qo]

"The moment there is suspicion about a person's motives, everything he does becomes tainted ". (Mahatma Gandhi)

[@FeelingPeculiar]

It never ceases to amaze me that random people walk right up to you rudely asking what you are doing, and you politely ask who they are and they look like a dear in headlights.

[@fiercelady1on113]

Sean said, “ is it, R-I-T-E?” I fell out! 😂😂😂

[@toughbikkies3699]

Great to see so much money and resources can go towards feelings, whilst in the meantime mental health is all but defunded. Absolutely makes me sick.

[@marknewton6984]

Good point

[@-suphur]

They said that you're within your rights to do what you are doing, yet still hang around. That doesn't add up. Go deal with people breaking the law, earn those salaries that the public is paying for.

[@-suphur]

@James G I see comments of people blaming the auditors for wasting the resources, while the public employees of city hall called them out, and they remained there after finding no laws being broken and no threat.

[@dougr8646]

I really don't mind that

[@LugerLau]

It wouldn't have taken much to trigger "baldy cop". I bet he's a real ego driven tyrant.

[@jumpinjojo]

A tyrant is an oppressive or cruel ruler. Police aren’t rulers. They enforce laws to maintain civility amongst our populous.

[@Musta_mies001]

Not sure how he was able to keep so calm when approached by a real life, armed ninja. Impressive

[@RBLK89]

My favorite auditor, your so respectful and calm and definitely know what your talking about, wish there was more like you, and bridge the gap

[@whitebass16]

5 officers for a man with a camera...wow. They have cameras all over the building and nobody says anything. Waste of tax payers money. I think the police escalate these situations by sticking around making the city workers feel like the man with the camera is a threat

[@respectmyauthoritah1875]

Camera all over that building without a problem and the call the police on a person with a camera. How dare you think you have the right to record them recording you!

[@LadyDragonsblood]

For the millionth time....security camera footage is there for SAFETY and is NOT released to social media for clicks, views and money.

[@Toastybees]

@@LadyDragonsblood For the millionth time it's there for accountability, not safety. The camera isn't going to jump off the wall and save anyone, it would be used in court after things happen. The camera in hand is also for accountability, and if you have a problem with people filming public places to earn money then you should rail against people filming national parks and posting it.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@Toastybees First of all, when I mean safety, I mean the security camera will "speak" to the actions of someone if they come and commit some kind of terrorist act, as you said, for accountability. Secondly, a building is NOT a public forum, it is a limited public access. And rules and polices can LEGALLY be applied. A National Park can still have rules but so far, there are no rules about photography, so you can film there all you want. The problem is this, just because a building is owned or controlled by the government, does not mean you can do whatever you want....and that is according to a court ruling. The ruling states: It is INDISPUTABLE "That the First Amendment does not guarantee access to property simply because it is owned or controlled by the government." You need to learn the difference between a Public Forum and a Limited Public Access. Also, the First Amendment says nothing about photography or video recording. It says you have the right to redress your government...you do not need a camera for that... a journalist has pad and paper, so they are not taking away any rights. You are just mad because you can't do it the way YOU want to do it, because some people think they are above the rules and policies....the LEGAL rules and policies.

[@Toastybees]

@@LadyDragonsblood You are completely out of your mind if you think a pad and paper is sufficient in modern times. The first amendment was written before cameras existed sweetie, of course it doesn't say anything about them, but the bill of rights either needs to be interpreted through a modern lens or it is completely useless. A rule or policy is not the law, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are. And whole the government does not have to allow access to government property, they don't, but in this case they allow open access. If the public can walk in at any time the building is open they have the right to film.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@Toastybees Pad and paper works just fine, and has since the beginning of time. Again, you don't understand about Limited Public Access and Public Forum. Also apparently you don't understand the Tenth Amendment. No, just because the public can walk in, does not mean you have the right to film. Where do you get these ideas? You really need to stop getting your law information from KZbin University or FaceBook College. You are 100% wrong. Please do a SERIOUS study of Limited Public Access and Public Forums....and NOT from Google. Go to this building called a Library, and pick up this thing made of thinly pressed and bound wood... with black ink on the pages, called a BOOK... and LEARN THE TRUTH before you speak of things.

[@CheckPoint702]

You should always ask the police to take their hands out of their pockets, for your safety. lol

[@LongIslandAudit]

I like that!

[@jackiedan2450]

Hands resting in pockets usually indicate a person who doesn't want to work.

[@dawnrobinson-jubert6075]

Or remove there hands from resting on there guns it can make a person CONCERNED for there safety😆

[@Mack.Flurry3]

@@jackiedan2450, anxiety maybe?

[@alanb8884]

THEIR hands in pockets is safer for us.

[@kevobooker]

The way you do it is the reason I follow your audits and no others!

[@billh1491]

Shawn I must say out of auditor's you are the best. I love how you are so polite and don't agitate the police. Great job ill check out the next one

[@TheTonyEd]

Nice experience, hopefully you get a few more buildings while you are there.

[@scatsp]

Fair play to the bird in the orange. When the Sargent see this video his gonna say "Holy smokes I should just said my name, instead of right here"

[@geraldopimenta4141]

Would be nice if I could have a whole police department guarding my home and my business, the way they do for municipal buildings!

[@AdoMar-57B]

Another great job and we the people appreciate what you do and how you do it. Always with respect, as for the officers I saw as trying to keep an eye on you and that was totally un necessary but they never crossed the line of we the people. Keep up the great work brother.

[@darrylleigh7514]

After watching most if not all of your audits, I have come to a conclusion. I think it's not just about you recording. I believe they are truly insulted that a citizen would walk into THEIR building not bow down or capitulate to their perceived authority. They inherently believe they are above the citizens they are there to serve. They have somehow forgotten , maybe intentionally, that their job and income is funded by these same citizens. They are not public servants, they are self serving inconsiderate people whose job it is to serve the public...?? They would not last a week in the private sector. There are some good ones but they are the exception not the rule. Keep doing what you're doing Sean.

[@marknewton6984]

They have no authority over you. 😮

[@ryanmars4969]

You think that at this point in time , with all the auditors out there the employees would have to take a class on what are constitutional rights are.

[@liquidlinda2708]

OUR constitutional rights. Not are. Before long, they will all learn what auditing is about and change their ways. We used to call these idiots “Americas Finest”. Now they are nothing more than the boils on the ass of society!!! Blue line domestic terrorists. Their reign of terror is coming to an END!!!

[@ryanmars4969]

@@liquidlinda2708 thank you for pointing out my disability. It's called dilexia. What I don't understand if you know what I meant, why you felt obligated to pin point it out? This time I had my wife proof read before lol. One day they will learn and hopefully sooner then later before we (tax payers) pay out the ass.

[@jsteel89]

what are constitutional rights our*

[@ryanmars4969]

@@jsteel89 thanks 🤡

[@jumpinjojo]

@@liquidlinda2708 Hahaha!!! Calm down.

[@greenstreet5287]

History is written by the winners. We have no way of verifying what happened when kings and queens say what they want the people to believe or know

[@bmanagement4657]

'A People's History of the United States' is a book on American history written from the experiences of those at the bottom.

[@joshmallon]

You should order pizza ahead of time for the next audit.

[@LongIslandAudit]

That’s a great idea!

[@adambaum5824]

@B Stow Now, that comment is priceless!

[@melissahale853]

I appreciate these 2 kind respectful officers. Oftentimes I get the impression that the nice ones are only playing nice for the camera. When the tone of their voice doesn't match their eyes and body language. I sincerely believed this officer when he said, "I'm glad you're here."

[@feduppatriot716]

Sean, I am going to be saying in a POSITIVE light, that I hope what you're doing is great!! Always watch your videos from down here in the crooked state of IL, in Decatur, which is 35 miles west of Springfield, IL. I hope you come here to audit our police station, our Post Offices, and county office. We need to hold these people accountable!! Thanks for all you do!

[@billharris3049]

Illinois needs quite a few more of these.

[@stopresistinjustice3680]

If he went to Chicago he would find a city full of tyranny

[@billharris3049]

@@stopresistinjustice3680 I was born and raised there...tyranny has run rampant as long as I can recall ...back to the Daly days.

[@landoflincolnaudit2604]

I’m working on it! I’m also educating about scope of executive orders

[@stopresistinjustice3680]

@@billharris3049 yes me too. They are the reason I despise them now. Thanks Kill-inois👎

[@thelockpickinglebowski633]

That department comes across as thin-skinned and petty. A gaggle of cops for a guy quietly recording with a camera.

[@liquidlinda2708]

Right? So silly!! And shameful!!

[@marknewton6984]

Wasteful.

[@davids9522]

Its nice that they left you alone and let you continue to do your job for the people. Didn't pressure you at all to identify yourself. The one lady did ask you a couple questions but I believe by this point in the conversation thats more about building rapport. I think they did a great job. The only thing I would criticize is the amount of police they needed. It was a little intimidating.

[@msdarby515]

Great work Aurora!! Very impressed and loved Sgt Jacobs. Hopefully that implies it's a great department. Keep up the great work Aurora!!

[@timlabell]

45 years I lived in Aurora I'm so happy you went there it's fun to see the old place again fairly nice officers ,the Sgt looked good the others sure are dressed heavy , Aurora was a tough town. Cops were busy always. be careful I'm sure you were