OFFICER NEVER HEARD OF R.A.S BEFORE! ILLEGAL DETAINMENT! 1ST AMENDMENT AUDIT! EDUCATED! DISMISSED!

[@LongIslandAudit]

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[@bethturner4070]

Hire clowns, expect a circus... Hire psychopathic clown costumed failures in life, expect a walking embarrassment that doesn't possess the mental capacity required to comprehend the laws that founded the nation... Laws that these fools SWORE an OATH to uphold. The wheel may be turning, but the hamster is dead...

[@clarencepratt9147]

Truly sick and sad to see the uneducated unhonest failed public servants act and try violate rights. Fire those idiot cops who let me say it. Um they think they all know what there doing just cause there a unhonest violating pigs that they know they are.

[@amandaflemming6205]

@@bethturner4070 Perfectly stated!!! Sadly, some conditioned pr!mates will never comprehend the value of the US Constitution.

[@redrum3075]

I love the way the Sargent Dismissed the 2 officers ...beat it.. hes a real leader ...the kind of man we need holding up the constitution from corrupt mayors, prosecutor's etc

[@watercarepro9610]

I want to believe that sergeant, but there's been too many times watching a sergeant say one thing and doing another, plus a concerns me that his officers doesn't know what reasonable articulate suspicion is, which means these officers are detaining people for no reason whatsoever.

[@SJH22]

That cop not knowing RAS was hilarious and the Sargeant got him out of there before he made the department look even worse lol.

[@andydouglass1374]

To be fair, I think he was nitpicking over the "articulable" part just to be argumentative (like the shoe lace thing), since many jurisdictions and case law just use "reasonable suspicion" such as the landmark Terry v. Ohio case which is arguably the most important case law pertaining to police contacts and detainment. I personally think that "articulable" is clumsy and redundant when used in conjunction with reasonable in the context of law enforcement.

[@takeapictureitlllastlonger5768]

Yeah he had heard enough from his tick turd of an officer. The dweeb back tracked faster than speeding bullet :) he almost spat his tongue out

[@charleswieand4445]

I am the Captains slow nephew and big words confuse me liked how his face twisted up when he never heard that

[@Versul1]

Funny he said he never heard those words together and then when Sean told his sergeant he tried to deny it.

[@robertruschak7083]

😅😅😅

[@johnclaeys9514]

Getting permission to do this in advance defeats the whole purpose of what he is doing.

[@InItForTheParking]

Not even just what he actually does. If it was really about checking out where his tax dollars were going with the cars and such...why call them and tell them there is an inspection coming at X day at X time so they can fix all the problems?

[@JDSwartout]

Agreed, he sort of missed an opportunity to make that point.

[@dalstephen3834]

Yeah, plus the Sargent suggesting he goes in beforehand to tell them who he is and why he's there etc (ie, show his ID) - we all know they will run his ID when he walks out that door, while then DEBATING outside with cops about RAS to get ID??. Typical duplicitous cop thinking he's slick ...

[@shaep9752]

This is the realest comment ever if the idea was to announce an audit no corruption would be found that’s the same warning a restaurant that the health department on the way

[@langfordjeremy100]

That's true and false in some ways. They'd still get educated if he goes in

[@hello75986]

I love how the Sargent stopped the arguing and then had a productive conversation with the auditor. Good job.

[@SofaKingHung21]

Respect Sergeant Sluszka

[@rightsarentwrong]

Agree, but I hope he spoke to his officers about the unlawful detention cause if he hadn't come out, it would have turned into unlawful arrest and violation of 1st and 4th amendments!!!! The Chief needs to train them. This was UNACCEPTABLE.

[@justinlloyd3]

The Sergeant lowers the blood pressure and de-escalates. Great work.

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

Policeman #1, when you told him he was being nice, decided to catch up with his pal!

[@turtlepowersf]

That's true, he immediately became a dick after being praised for being respectful and deescalating.

[@JS-ue5fp]

hahahah so true

[@THATWHITETRACKHAWK]

Yup

[@fultonwise35]

You are correct very good detail to notice activity like that

[@aguythatsrandom]

Don't forget the other guy started acting nice once he put on his body camera

[@southerngent8162]

"It's restricted because I said so!" This is exactly why the public needs to educate themselves and learn that these Cops only hold the authority we authorize to them. We do not grant them supremacy over our Liberty.

[@nicolesibylla2541]

These clowns had *ONE* job, to uphold their *SWORN OATH* to the US Constitution. The failed like the fools they are. Thank you, Sean, for documenting their ignorance.

[@carlhubbard8382]

No the courts do that

[@southerngent8162]

@Carl Hubbard The People have done this, not the courts. We have elections, and the people place the same parties in power term after term after term. Our Govt is a reflection of the cultural decline.

[@lolamontez7782]

The problem is that most ppl can't afford to fight for our rights and most tyrants know that & bet on it.

[@rickseconds7676]

Sgt. at least figured it all out, and dismissed the two idiots.

[@Hear-MeoutTwo2]

@Rick Seconds: Yes the sgt figured it out but he struggled with it for a while. They fed him some bad info and he went to their side a little then he reached into his experience reservoir and made the right decisions.

[@ChrisLee66]

Well kind of

[@VadoVoodoo]

@@sk-ls8tt He should bust them down to 2nd class police band triangle operators. They were as thick as mince.

[@muhfkajones]

Why do cops bring up them being ",ambushed" so fkn much? Wanna know some stats...There's a total of 366 police killed in the line of duty in 2020, 45 died from gunfire or "ambushed" 🙄. The biggest number 238 was from COVID-19!!! More cops died from Covid then being "ambushed"!!! Tell them keep that bs propaganda to themselves next time.

[@jo8260]

He tried to defend their unlawful behavior and made excuses for them. When are the supervisors ever going to hold their officers accountable? Even the so-called "good cops" are tyrants.

[@MrBigkev23]

I'm so ashamed to say that im from ny.. this is the culture of this police department.. absolutely shameful

[@paulbrnt1287]

Sergeant had to shut his officer down before showing how fully ignorant the department is!

[@ph00z00]

That was the best part, when he called the dogs off and demonstrated some reason.

[@edp5886]

@Rafael Felan I bet he chewed their asses off camera. They don't need the bad press.

[@particulatematter]

@Rafael Felan Thin blue line

[@OutbackAl]

Got that right.

[@kansascitybob2430]

Well if that was the case he was to late, I suppose he may have saved part of his department, but as far as these two idiots it was way to late. The sergeant was decent but he did do his best to do the copsplain song and dance, the same old you need to come ask/ tell us you’re going to be using your rights so we can let you know if that’s allowed.

[@whackadooncopwatcher8115]

Here's an idea sarge tell your men not to violate people's rights and there won't be need for these videos

[@dagreb1]

the "men" don't know or care what people's rights are.

[@sambarbagallo2367]

Aman

[@whackadooncopwatcher8115]

@@dagreb1 oh they know them they just play like they don't

[@sambarbagallo2367]

@@johnreiner3247 if I was I'll tell them 30 day no pay and if I hear anything else like this again you will be flipping burgers for the rest of your life. Now for the rest of today car duty wash and wax everything in the parking lot by the end of the day....

[@donaldstarkey3364]

What rights did they violate? 😆🤣😂

[@butch1dc]

Never heard of RAS then backtracked what he said. Dude you’re crushing these

[@wilsondassumpcao2089]

That's what tyrants do.

[@glenrobinson9963]

Right? The camera really shines a bright light on their stupidity and ineptitude.

[@offroadozzy]

The way the Sargent said enough was amazing! His cops straight up walked away like kids being scolded by their father 😂

[@ThePeeke]

You are the “Rock” of the first amendment auditors. Totally professional, keep on educating.

[@bethturner4070]

Clown costumed mammalian failures without a 3rd graders mastery of the English language do indeed have reason to fear a person with a camera.

[@jumpinjojo]

The 1st Amendment says nothing about filming on police property.

[@x_.hunter._x5129]

Yea, educating nonsense. These 1st amendment audits think they're smart, tell you the truth they are not.......

[@Tuncle54]

@@x_.hunter._x5129 @- Ahh. I guess that makes you smarter than everyone else. Oh, and impervious to bad police interactions.

[@mjarboesdf]

@@Tuncle54 Sounds like his daddy is a piggy! 🐷 Oink Oink! 🤣

[@cmoneyr1]

It was seriously painful watching these two cops try to prove you wrong. Once again you've put yet another police department on blast. Yes!!! You the man!

[@NickofTimeDetails]

So, I live 20 minutes from Newburgh, NY. This video is not only doing justice for that town, but the fact that the one officer said he’s never heard of “reasonable, articulable suspicion” or “ I’ve never heard those words together in the same sentence” is not surprisingly at all.. I’ve legitimately seen those cops arrest people for not having identification on them… Keep up the good work Sean and be safe out there! 🤙🏽 hit up Tuxedo, NY police. You’ll have a field day.. 🙈 you actually might get arrested there so if you do go there or town hall be safe man 🤙🏽

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

"Why do you think the public is not here" Because they're afraid the police might come and hassle them.

[@t.j.mccowan6584]

Yes this coment 100% correct

[@sambarbagallo2367]

Not afraid of no man but Jesus. Having the same toys they have.

[@DragonLawyer]

It drives me nuts that cops will interrupt/talk over you again and again and then get upset if you “don’t let them finish”

[@jsmith9145]

Absolutely. It happens all the time, doesn't it? Infuriating.

[@HensOnly]

Or they won't let you talk while they are talking, and then when it is your turn to talk, they would talk over you. They need to go back to communication classes and learn how to reciprocate.

[@DragonLawyer]

@@HensOnly it’s all intentional; they want you upset so they can escalate

[@AtheistSPARTAN]

Imagine how their wives feel in and out of the bedroom

[@carlhubbard8382]

Everyone knows who it is inter-rupts

[@igorua178]

Sergeant is a boss and real professional. Love the way you stand for peoples rights!

[@Richie8a8y]

Yeah but he’s got no control over his staff. He’s done an abysmal job of training.

[@Stinking82]

Your interaction with the sarge and his side of the story and perspective was absolutely beautiful!! This snippet should be the banner video for your channel. Well done Sarge! Thanks for your service

[@headpainter1]

If you're not wearing blue, you're just a criminal they haven't caught yet. Typical cop mentality.

[@jamieh4148]

You dared to approach their blue line gang clubhouse and must be attacked.

[@jessemasters1446]

I love how Sarge let them have their fun for a couple of minutes then shit it down with authority! Good on Sarge!

[@johnorsomeone4609]

Yeah, I thought he did a great job.

[@badpop987]

Sarge sent them away before they could state their personal thresholds for bullshit detainment. That kind of piss poor understanding of the law is best not said out loud on video. it was to save the cops, not the citizen.

[@georgeramirez2264]

@@johnorsomeone4609

[@markmower6507]

Yep, Sarge Knows Reverse Psychology!

[@OregonDARRYL]

The one "officer" who doesn't know RAS, should not be even a security guard. He's sad, emotional, uninformed and basically pathetic. What an embarrassment.

[@renee9937]

This department should have two openings for employment asap.

[@kathleenreid7526]

The one cop was unhinged and out of line. He is a ticking time bomb and I hope his superiors view the initial interaction. He is the reason cops and the public get hurt and killed. You handled it better then I ever could. Amazing work. A good bridge and ending.

[@flightmaster178]

Respect for that Sgt. He’s the officer they should strive to be. He remained calm, didn’t violate any rights, respected boundaries, stood there and legitimately listened to Sean and was great at de escalation. Another good reason for these videos is to highlight the good cops out there.

[@ricktaylor14001]

Agreed. The sergeant was good in many ways and definitely helped, but listening was NOT one of the good things he did. Like most officers (sadly) he interrupted and over talked Sean most of the time. He did get the bulk of the points and it worked, but he missed 90% of what Sean had to say! And he COULD have gleaned some really valuable information if he could just shut up for longer than 15 seconds. I couldn’t do what Sean does, that shit would drive me insane - I’d be in jail for slapping cops every time they wouldn’t shut TF up! 🤣😜🤪

[@rightsarentwrong]

Basically, the sargeant wasn't operating on ego. That's the key difference. Oh, and he knows what RAS is.

[@BoT-mr8rw]

Those cops are embarrassing to watch… Glad your exposing them.

[@gmill0188]

Man that cop on the right was really getting under my skin with his big ego. The way he was easily getting aggressive and angry. Scary to know there’s cops like this out there.

[@RetroGamesCollector]

Geyer is the type of cop that gets cops killed. He will never realise that though.

[@xj4low322]

He seems to have a stutter problem, or he uses the same question over and over again until he can get an answer. I would hate to think he treats his kids and spouse the same way.

[@definitelynotbadger841]

You know who becomes cops, people with ego problems

[@makeupyourway]

he's such a tool.

[@ruffadamsthegreat.2662]

All the while being as dumb as a box of rocks - shamelessly so.

[@mikepalmer8051]

Sean you have big balls. The People’s balls!

[@gautampinto5887]

He explained exactly what he was doing and the officer says "you are being evasive". This is the problem.

[@LongIslandAudit]

This.

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Not cooperating. Belligerent. Combative.

[@StoneColdScott]

Bro you are by far the best auditor on any social media forum I have ever seen. Class act and well spoken. You never get pulled off sides.

[@n8ist8]

He is a good auditor but he should have declined on checking in on the next visit. The point of being would not be meaningful. I know that the lieutenant was cordial and understanding but an audit is an audit.

[@aerialfonzi2250]

Totally agree . Ive seen other auditors who agitate , fish for responses and act childish while cursing at cops.

[@miguelgc5956]

@@WhitemenaresoSexy Lol you hate on every video. Even if you’re right that makes you a hypocrite and if you’re wrong (which you are) you’re just like those cops that got proven wrong. Figure it out bud 🤡

[@whodatmichael6028]

@@WhitemenaresoSexy SHUSH 👉🙄👈

[@an9l1c1sm6]

@@n8ist8 Perhaps he just said so, to be less argumentative. I'm pretty sure he would stick to his current method.

[@overcastfriday81]

The minute the auditor speaks of the law with far greater knowledge, is the moment the supervisor dismisses his thugs. I do NOT believe it is a coincidence. He just realized they were outgunned in "legal" sense. He thought "oh shit, I better get rid of them because they're embarrassing us".

[@lwill4075]

💯

[@TheEMC99]

😂😂😂🎯

[@rossmurphy7675]

I think your spot on

[@carlhubbard8382]

If you had been watching Lia trial you would know there is no legal sense involved

[@jhard94]

If everyone was informed with all their rights, cops would be screwed

[@phil1720]

As a citizen concerned about the erosion of our rights, I love watching auditors. This is the best auditor on youtube. There are a few that are also very good, but in my opinion, Long Island Audit is the very best. This video is a perfect example of productive meaningful 1st Amendment auditing.

[@AttyWSW]

Those officers need some serious training!

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

No, this is what they are trained to do.

[@giorgioaxarmani1]

They are just 2 pendejos..

[@anthonyjacobs8773]

So does the sgt. He needs to learn how to teach officiers that is under his supervision.

[@filoIII]

Need to be in the unemployment line.

[@DerekHundik]

brains transplants

[@mikejohner2525]

I don't know how you stay so calm but I'm proud as hell to call you a fellow Countryman. Love your work.

[@freethinker3161]

The fact that that officer didn't know what RAS was should get him sent back to Police Academy. I really prefer these interactions where you talk to somebody and it goes positively. Great job.

[@edp5886]

He knew what it was - he was lying to try and force his illegal actions.

[@freethinker3161]

@@edp5886 he definitely didn't want to admit it.

[@hollzie7348]

Same here because I just get sick to my tummy when it goes the other way 🤢

[@ZantherStone]

"razz" or acronym R.A.S. are not used in everyday police work and training. The term is usually said "reasonable suspicions" or occasionally abbreviated RS (but usually said out the long way). Though I side with the auditor overall, they were KZbin educated on how this term is used or referred to....aka incomplete education.

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

He shouldn't be sent back to the academy. He should be done! If ur on the street "enforcing law" & you don't know what RAS is, that's unforgivable!

[@wordvango7643]

😂 Reasonable Articulable Suspicion. Cop: I've never heard those TWO words together....

[@rapplug4752]

🤣🤣🤣 scary but hilarious

[@frederickconnell6052]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@cmz5847]

Remember, it takes 6 months to become a cop. Scary stuff

[@_stardust62]

If you didn't have your camera with you, they would have had you on the ground in cuffs yelling stop resisting!! and a charge of resisting arrest...I mean who's going to not believe two cops against your word. That's the world we live in. Keep up the good fight, Sean ✊

[@carlhubbard8382]

That's the world you live in dummy

[@donaldreed759]

And they will next time

[@_stardust62]

@@donaldreed759 Na..they're learning, as long as there's a camera recording we're safe...which is the whole point of auditing videos!

[@lewisgiles8855]

Sean is a super-hero

[@carlhubbard8382]

The world we live in is better than the world you and lia live in

[@lipbonethecabby5539]

Cop: “there’s two ways to handle the situation”,, That’s right, illegal and legal

[@underdawg280]

Goddamit. I was born and raised and lived in Newburgh and the surrounding areas for 40ish years. This is a perfect example of what we've had to deal with. Since the camera phone has burst onto the scene, these morons are being exposed more and more. Thank you for all you do!

[@anilvirginia]

Damn! Well done! I'm pretty sure this interaction led to some retraining. THANK YOU!

[@gautampinto5887]

Photography alone and constitutionally protected activity alone can't be deemed "suspicious". Just because someone does not know your "intent" does not prevent your liberty and freedom. This is the problem with these officers and many other officers in the country.

[@turtlepowersf]

Exactly, and their insistence on a detailed description of the exact type of story theyre doing is tiring... does it matter? Would the law change based on whether the story is shining a positive or negative light on the department?

[@vdjakut222]

i would like to point the auditors attention to this comment. I'd love to see audited public servants try to reason their behavior towards a member of the public. U could aswell be a inspector or investigator from their higher ups for all they know . Thx

[@johnmcnaught6317]

I really like this Sargent and wish there were more like him. He was a glowing example of a good officer. I hope he works at training his officers

[@trentcook8021]

There's no such thing as cordial conversations with cops. At this point, it's 100% Stockholm Syndrome.

[@Richie8a8y]

He was rightly embarrassed; his staff are ignorant tools. Get your shut together sup! Your officers are going to or already have killed people at worst and have certainly harassed innocent citizens.

[@nkel6111]

he was least of 3 evil...hardly commendable...but way above those 2 high-schooled storm trooper types. The sergeant is a head above, but a shrunken head.

[@rstefanie2622]

The Sargent was awesome.

[@culturehub2628]

@@nkel6111 stop being picky man lol

[@monteme4691]

He absolutely hated that he couldn’t beat and arrest you.

[@edwardmurawski9324]

Maybe that is the first thing thing they teach at the academy

[@eddymahon1503]

You’re right. We’ll see him someday with his knee on someone’s neck if he isn’t checked. And soon!!

[@eriks8382]

Long Island audit has hearing problems! A doctor and a police officer what a dynamo

[@J36gE]

@@eriks8382 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lopeznet1]

I believe he was thinking how he could beat him up and say he tripped on his shoe lace.

[@AustinM6349]

Good job Sgt. well done deescalating and being a good leader. These audits make me have hope there’s good ones out there!

[@andrewasp6043]

Why is everyone afraid of a guy with a camera?!

[@Vancouver4u]

Because in USA they always have something to hide !!!

[@Sometimes_Always]

because they know there might be proof of their corruption and ineptitude..

[@6StimuL84]

Because they catch their treasonous terrorist lies and bs and they cannot delete them when it goes against their horsemanure.....

[@alexdaman.]

It’s not the camera, it’s what the camera exposes that they fear.

[@dopeytripod]

because the video NEVER LIES & a cop can't change the story

[@anthonysirianni2083]

That cops attitude will get someone hurt one day. A cops ego is the publics worst nightmare.

[@PianoDave1865]

"the Sgt. arrives and the whole dynamic changes.." That is called using emotional intelligence.

[@Lexi61689]

Some of the videos are hard to watch just because of how ignorant some cops are to the LAW!!!!! PLEASE KEEP DOING WHAT YOUR DOING!! Thank you for sticking up for WE THE PEOPLE!!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@chrisleaver929]

It is scary that the police need to be warned ahead of time to not violate your rights.

[@t5ruxlee210]

Two empty vessels, mainly interested in blowing smoke and seeing your back moving along off in the distance.

[@iTRAINTRAINERS]

WOWWWW, this cop never heard of REASONABLE ARTICULABLE SUSPICION. Once he said that you knew he had no clue what his job was. Fire him immediately, he is clueless!

[@gregoryfarber8256]

He said he hasnt heard those words used together usually its stated as “ reasonable suspicion “

[@ruggedrickrude1946]

He never heard that the public is NOT GUILTY for doing what’s he’s doing Sarge did cOpsplaining way to long lost any good comments as he drug it out

[@dididinah826]

Werd

[@Savageman55]

That is the last cop that should be “bonding with the community”.

[@particulatematter]

He should be bonding with a retrainer.

[@buyerofsorts]

What he means is he enjoys putting people in bondage.

[@particulatematter]

@@buyerofsorts Spot on

[@jennifergolden9977]

👏🏼

[@TexasPapa13]

He bonds with the public with force and impunity.

[@bigboy4438]

This Sergeant is a real leader, he knows the law. The first cop was cool until the second cop came with the attitude.

[@krishnav5122]

He knew the law, but he still tried to hide behind excuses even when after his people left.

[@raymondharmon9052]

YOU'RE FIRED 5:09

[@xXxRockkettPower012]

He isn’t a real leader. He okayed the unlawful detainment and said it was wrong once they left. He’s a coward.

[@xXxRockkettPower012]

Is this him? 😂😂😂😂 Is this him on a fake account? Lmao!!!

[@smurphy2728]

RIGHTTTTTTTT

[@shannoncarnahan4238]

The second officer is Dangerous. Totally unprofessional and doesn’t know the law caught it on camera. I had a major attitude problem and not professional. And these are the clowns we get badges to.

[@OromeVala]

Agreed. You can tell immediately by his authoritarian bullying behavior that he should not be wearing a gun and badge. If there wasn't a camera

[@brandonjohnson1339]

If that cop can’t understand “reasonable articulable suspicion” then that means he doesn’t understand the law and he has no business being a cop in the first place

[@stoopingfalcon891]

The only part the cops here is 'reasonable suspicion', They don't understand what 'artitculable' means, so they ignore it.

[@santaanaaudits8189]

911 dispatchers falling asleep in Florida. Just look up the video on "Rago monkey" youtube channel

[@jbdragon3295]

Oh, he knew what RAS is, he just doesn't give an F. I'm sure he's out there stepping on everyone else's rights.

[@utoothheartyeight]

You heard him when he said, "we don't do business that way". IOW, he has his own rules. He claimed he didn't know that term but when the Sgt showed up, all of a sudden he remembered and the SGT shut the officer down.

[@dennisgould3025]

@@jbdragon3295 5th ft 44 from ft Dr see we see dry Abu war'5th Cy 6 cry Cy r cry cute

[@tonyfaconi3442]

Only criminals are afraid of cameras! LIA, I really have to commend you on how respectful you are with your interactions with others. Thank you for putting yourself into harm’s way to protect all of our rights!

[@rodneymclellan9027]

Great job Sean, you are one of the best if not the best. I am learning a lot about my rights, and so are others and officers. God bless you, and keep it up

[@truthteller6161]

The best ! Sean knows the law better than the week’s training cops.

[@Grimy_Aaronarr]

You - "What's your reasonable articulable suspicion" Cop - "I've never heard those words together" Cop to Sargent - "I know what that is"

[@LongIslandAudit]

🤣

[@youtubeyoutube-nq3ho]

Having your hand on your service weapon when faced with a guy with a camera is not cool. This guy is trigger happy

[@gabrielhughes8221]

@@LongIslandAudit I will tell that one cop yes, I'm a grown man but I'm not perfect, so that mean my shoeless would be untie! Case closed right there 😅😂😀 It sad that we citizens have to be the one to educated the so called law enforcement officers.

[@paulmeier5137]

@@LongIslandAudit tell us on place, one news co, one news paper who has posted one of you so called storys, and if you can and it can be shown i will let everyone one know your real..............its that easy

[@farmerwhiting1250]

Terrifying

[@illinoisterry3210]

It seems the guy with the badge cannot believe that a guy without a badge can be so Much Smarter Than They Are. Another Great Job ! ! !

[@Dantectez]

Hehe - *We the people*

[@Michael-gb3cj]

Never heard the words "reasonable articulable", calls his job a "gig", gang tattooes on his arms... What a stable, professional standup officer truly fit to protect and serve... /s

[@JDSwartout]

Could you be more specific about "gang tattoos" please?

[@JDSwartout]

@@philltolliver925 wait, I'm confused...you don't like that Mike P said what he did about the gang tats because it's bootlicker talk???

[@petero2693]

@@philltolliver925 military has a problem with gangs...why not police..

[@philltolliver925]

@@JDSwartout That’s my fault I miss read his comment.

[@ternbug100]

This Audit was so important because the next time those officers see a young person of color exercising the right to breathe fresh air, they might not be so ready to beat our heads in. This was perfect! Great job Sean

[@tigertalks1567]

Oh stop race baiting.

[@ternbug100]

@@tigertalks1567 make me

[@alexandergrahamcracker5581]

Here comes the racist bring race into it.

[@honestlyforreal6304]

Sargent is missing the point here. "Pronouncing your intentions", defeats the purpose of the audit/story. These are operations of discovery. Kind of like hiding in a police car, intending to "catch" a speeder.

[@goodperson6856]

Exactly that’s a good analogy

[@reggieledeux8591]

He was just trying to make one last dying point that could avoid this situation to somehow excuse the officers behaviors and lack of training. He even admits that it’s good when people know the laws themselves in a way that acknowledges that his officers are so poorly trained that citizens need to be able to stick up for themselves.

[@cliffart7398]

geyer walks up with serious attitude from the start. He should not be a police officer.

[@RonKris]

Yeah, they tried to intimidate the auditor and said several times they said they didn't know what he was doing there, altho he told them about three times.

[@ursodermatt8809]

yes, it seems his ancestry goes back to nazi germany

[@tonyrobertson3451]

Both need to be fired.

[@captainJHS]

The one glaring problem with all the audits I have watched is the inability for a police officer to listen to a citizen without interrupting. Their egos are so inflated and fragile ( like a bubble in the wind ) You can’t hear what someone is saying if you are talking over top of them.

[@razorbeard6970]

They're trained to control the interaction with repetition, misdirection, interruption, and baiting. Having a cordial interaction is in the policy, not the training.

[@bo-stradamus4716]

I didn't finish the video after the sergeant told the 2 officers to leave. He is awesome! 💯He's solid. Best sergeant I've seen on these videos!! Good job Sarge! He NEEDS to be promoted!!!

[@rethinkcps2116]

"Not normal." "Suspicious." "Not illegal, but unusual." Are those crimes? Nope -

[@boringpolitician]

Oh no, according to a lot of cops on first approach, it seems like being "suspicious" is a crime.

[@donaldstarkey3364]

But definitely cause to investigate, which they did so.....

[@jbdragon3295]

They're the feelings police who say they don't know what RAS is.

[@utoothheartyeight]

@@boringpolitician "suspicion" is not clearly defined to them and gets them in trouble every time. Also, "cooperative" get them in trouble a lot. "Cooperative" tries to come to a common solution. Never once does the officer say what the goal is. The officer wants to put him in jail, the auditor wants to be left alone. Doesn't look like they have a common goal, and will never find a solution until the officer breaks the rules.

[@dennismood7476]

When a cop says that something is "not normal" they should be asked if they have a degree in psychology to make the determination of what normal is.

[@S.M.214]

The cop never heard of RAS because he has no listening skills. They constantly try to talk over the auditor. How did they pass police training?

[@TallDiana]

Easily- these were top of their class! IQ likely about 65 to 70!

[@awhisperinthewind4253]

a few things they are trained to do, talk over and dominate

[@t.j.mccowan6584]

You know there school has such out standing crdentules like Yale harverd...the 6 months lol all they need only other school around this time is Welder.cdl driver and in northern states we had thing called classes for formen.for job sites..so ya there schooling is out standing ...and it is clear...how amazing these cop education really is..all do give examples show them how turn it to arrest them...beat there heads they r in charge what you say goes Pic broke people you always win cause they don't have money to fight back...America!!!!!!

[@jbdragon3295]

I'm sure they know of RAS, they just don't care!!! I bet they are stepping onto everyone's rights that they deal with and so far no one has put up a fight because they are the police and just cave to them. In the end, the less the police know, the better they are protected. If they arrest you and all charges are dropped later. It doesn't hurt them in the least. They have all your info now. Wasted your time as you sat there locked up for who knows how long. They have something to laugh about later with the other tyrants.

[@Hey_Jamie]

The fact that he came into a situation fully hostile is disgusting and scary for the citizens of that city.

[@garystringer2582]

The sergeant passed the audit for knowing the law and de-escalating the situation.

[@fullblownatheist1048]

You are the MOST professional 1A auditor I’ve seen, respect.

[@melimel2990]

Absolutely!

[@Floridamexi]

@@melimel2990 are u single ? Lol damn u fine

[@brianparks8321]

"I don't have to detain you for a crime." Does this guy have any idea how his job works?

[@billymadison4903]

No

[@georgiasam8045]

I was asking this too.

[@brysonkuervers2570]

You can be detained upon suspicion

[@flyty7590]

@@brysonkuervers2570 of a crime😂😂😂

[@brysonkuervers2570]

@@flyty7590 Yeah idk why but my brain pooped out and didn’t finish the other half of my thought xD

[@kc0eks]

Sarge seemed decent. That dismissal was gold though

[@williambohon3093]

No doubt. Sarg was cool but those officers was assholes. If you didn't have a video u would of been arrested and charged with a slew of shit.

[@intristian]

I strongly agree wish there were more law enforcement like sarge. He is Rational

[@AndrewR21]

The officer with the hat is dangerous to the community

[@jamesLescobar]

Sergeant is a goodman. Very fair. Mature. Shines a goodlight on law enforcement. Mild mannered and respectful.......police..take notes from this man.

[@Richie8a8y]

Sergeant Needs to train his staff. He might be a good man but he’s a poor supervisor.

[@leonardmc3451]

We all know if you give a precinct a head up of what you’re doing, would not make the story believable. It’s better as we know to do an audit unexpectedly. Great work Sean for exposing the emotions of these aliens

[@SpringoStar]

Man, this young cop had such a chip!!!! Perfect example of deputy "good cop bad cop" drama in our NY. You truly have baffling de-escalating skills. Big fat Kudos as always. Yet again as I've posted before, our state is cursed from NY mandates from 9/11. I swear we have not healed, even after 20 years. These Audits prove that. Yet again, thank you so much for your audits. So proud you're one of our own. :) That sergeant was rather nervous yet respectful and educated. You certainly de-escalated and handled him rather well. Perfect down to earth conversation obtained, and hopefully those deps will be trained.

[@sharkwhisperer7326]

Agreed, the Bush administration screwed up everyone's fear factor!

[@melimel2990]

Fellow New Yorker. Several of dads friends died in 9/11. It hasn't been the same. But our fellow New Yorker Sean is here to educate.

[@donh8563]

This education that these officers and departments receive from Sean far exceeds any classroom training they may have received on the subject of 1st and 4th amendment rights of individuals. These encounters and the videos that you know are seen by the whole department and more than likely the town offices are in the consciousness of all who see it. You can see this in Sean’s home county of Suffolk and it is slowly but most surely effecting a positive change. Thank you Sean.

[@midnight51]

It depends on how the officers and department receive the interaction. This is why I think what he's doing is important. There can be officers or departments that completely write him off and think he's a joke or get mad at him and these are the bad apples that need to be brought into the light.

[@LuvMyCardiKids]

As soon as the sergeant heard that his officer doesn’t know what RAS is and, according to him, it’s not how they do things there, he dismissed them so they didn’t dig their “listen to how stupid I am” hole any deeper. Too funny.

[@claytons5092]

Sergeant.

[@waveman2952]

@@claytons5092 A military Sergeant is capitalized but stolen valor title of a cop is not.

[@claytons5092]

@@waveman2952 I was just informing the goon how to properly spell sergeant. After I did they edited their comment. Also stolen valor refers to someone impersonating military personnel.

[@santaanaaudits8189]

911 dispatchers falling asleep in Florida. Just look up the video on "Rago monkey" youtube channel

[@debbiechrispen9033]

Good job to that Sargent for showing the deputies how to be a good stand up policeman. We need more like you Sargent! Thank you

[@mikrobspen]

If everyone has to be "normal" then you are not free. Freedom is the right to be abnormal.

[@jamiekelly708]

Very well said. I like it a lot.

[@davesteadman1226]

Yeah, I can dig it. I'm a weirdo and I should have the right to be peaceably weird.

[@HeatherMcSwayde]

Omg yes! 🥰😜❤️

[@cerealdude890]

I used to work at a sandwich shop, and I saw people get fired for making the wrong sandwich. These officers illegally imprisoned a journalist without any reprimand whatsoever.

[@KenGreen-tm7si]

Lol what kind of no fail sandwich shop did you work at?? 🤣🤣🤣

[@whitemailprivilege2830]

@@KenGreen-tm7si No Fail Sandwiches

[@pastoryoda2789]

it’s the best job in the world you can mess up as many times as you want & get to keep your job, & if you get fired you just get hired in the next county or city 😂🤡

[@jws1048]

You clearly don’t know what imprisonment is. Stay in your lane Quizno’s🤣

[@Gerrygambone]

I sincerely hope the police use this video as a training tool in de-escalation and how to deal with a situation

[@carlhubbard8382]

De-escalate is only possible if camera is lowered

[@maxxcarver5502]

​@@carlhubbard8382 No no no no no no. You do Not put the camera down! That's how you end up with your skull cracked open.

[@carlhubbard8382]

@@maxxcarver5502 Your a fool, because you know your comment is bullshit

[@meirneemany4078]

@@maxxcarver5502 they have manners only on camera

[@Mimaw1]

The price for freedom is constant vigilance. Thank you so much brother

[@elegantdecay6247]

An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people - TJ

[@vonakenyon7981]

No it is not!!! If that was true then the people who run these departments would have to just ONCE have an incident like this and they would call every cop into a big meeting and yell at them until they learn the laws and the f**king constitution. They don't.

[@t.j.mccowan6584]

Freedom!!!!!!

[@t.j.mccowan6584]

For are survival..wow

[@osmondjames792]

Sgt. was a breath of fresh air, enlightened and affable!! Great audit.

[@lastonanisland1111]

It's so unprofessional when cops call citizens dude, "my man", or bro. Are we performing as professional law enforcement officers or doing keg stands at a frat party?

[@alecharvey42]

So I partially agree, but think about it this way too. Sometimes that can be a way to de-escalate in a sense or get the person to be more opened minded to opening up to the officer. It's phycology. Now yes that may not work in every case because of age or other variables.(example: a cop may have a easier time getting a 25 year old to open up during an encounter by saying "what's going on my man?" And playing buddy buddy then they may have if they said "what's up my man" instead of "sir" to a 50-60 year old person yuh know? I'm not trying to argue here. I'm just saying with something that small, may seem unprofessional to some but may actually help them build rapport with others. And that all just comes down to their judgement.

[@lastonanisland1111]

@@alecharvey42 Good point.

[@ChrisLee66]

Right on and I am so frustrated lately with this over use of "BRO"!

[@lastonanisland1111]

@@ChrisLee66 I second that emotion. Just like homie it's original meaning is completely lost. I've even heard girls calling each other bro.

[@DoubleBGreen]

@@lastonanisland1111 I still go with dude. Younger co workers always calling me bro or BRUH. Can't take it anymore 😂

[@davidspangler6520]

I don’t blame you for not going to jail to make your point or hold them accountable with the court system!! Love what you do and the way you do it!!!!!!

[@Mottercar]

Everyone is automatically a criminal,These cops are supposed to protect and serve . Respect and support from the UK.

[@VadoVoodoo]

Same here! - Newcastle upon Tyne!

[@JDSwartout]

I'm not condoning how the interaction began (on the cops side) but part of "protecting" would be protecting themselves and their property/equipment that is entrusted to them by the taxpayers...so they weren't entirely wrong.

[@ubuntuafrique5802]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 here

[@DD-wd7ku]

The seargent didn't understand that an audit is not announced otherwise it becomes a documentary not an audit.

[@milesobrien2694]

The level of English comprehension is nearly zero in most police forces.

[@swiss5569]

Wow the officer that said he's never heard of reasonable articulable suspicion should be fired immediately

[@nic.h]

At least get him back into basic training. I've seen videos of teenagers with better understanding of the law than him

[@brt5273]

If he doesn't have the mental acuity to pick up that basic but infinitely important concept the first time, then he should be in some other line of work without authority and the State sanctioned potential to use deadly force on other people. It doesn't take a genius to view his demeanor and attitude to determine exactly the sort of individual he is and why he chose this particular career path.

[@briankristiansen821]

And did you notice, the officer said hechad never heard Them 2 Words ...😂😂 So he can not count to 3 😂😂🤣🤣😁

[@thewolf5163]

He 100 percent didn’t know about reasonable articulable suspicion, which is the standard for a Terry Stop set forth by the U.S. Supreme Court. He back pedaled when you called him out in front of his supervisor. That’s actually really embarrassing!!

[@masdbo]

“If you would have just given up your constitutional rights this would have gone a lot easier”, so to speak

[@jamesclough7656]

"You're grown man and your shoes are untied." You're a supposed "professionally trained" law enforcement officer and you don't know what reasonable articulable suspicion means.

[@ursodermatt8809]

yes i am amazed he didn't arrest him for unlaced shoes. this is definitively a reasonable articulate crime.

[@WolverineX7499]

6mths is trained to pick up dog poop.

[@t.j.mccowan6584]

Lmao yes!

[@neal-stewart834]

there is no law inforcment

[@papi8633]

They were big mad when Sarge dismissed them. They knew they lost and everything you said was true. They probably won’t learn and adjust, instead they will amp it up more when a camera is not on

[@SamSitar]

they also agree that the parking is public.

[@tellusmars7770]

The Sergant is one good Cop🙂 He dismissed the other cops at the right time.

[@vincentmurphy1804]

You recording there is the reasonable suspicion possibly to commit a crime...? While it is your right to be recording there, normal people don't do things like that

[@garysarmiento8133]

21:40. The Sgt. demonstrates true professionalism. His communication skills are exactly what other tyrannical officers absolutely need.

[@thepeadair]

"I facilitate the bond between the community and Policing". Priceless.

[@dizzydinonysius]

"And how is your facilitating going today sir?"

[@karsonmcdonald7565]

My thoughts exactly,he just wants him to identify himself

[@ppac300]

I just called and the lady who answered the phone told me in a very rude manner “I am not going to discuss this with you.” She then transferred me to Police Chief line where I left a voicemail. I basically said that he should shape up his department.

[@dalstephen3834]

Good for you, well done.

[@Name-js5uq]

👌

[@geeegeee]

That was a good one-on-one conversation with the sergeant. On another note... what the hell are they teaching at the police academy?

[@phyl1283]

How to throw a man to the ground, to repeatedly say loudly "Stop resisting", put the cuffs on as tightly as possible and to throw the "perp" into the backseat of the squad car to "cool off". Then it's time to brag a little to your buddies who showed up late to the show, and to take a trip to the Sallyport for booking.

[@dropkickandy]

Respect to Sergeant Sluszka for that amazing de escalation. Great role model for the two other cops !

[@kristopebo9871]

Damn it. Did you see the reaction from the sergeant when he said that he was there to highlight his good work?? He said well I’ll talk to those guys. This is the best auditor I’ve ever seen.

[@LongIslandAudit]

🙏

[@kristopebo9871]

@@LongIslandAudit you finessed him. I believe the majority of police are good/good intentions but I also believe tyrants need to be educated and you sir are doing it right. I’d love to try this here in WV. I don’t think they would handle it well. They would arrest me. Purely because they are uneducated. God bless you sir. I love these videos.

[@alanb8884]

A suggestion: When they ask what story you're working on, tell them that it's taking a back-burner, because the story of you detaining me for doing something legal is much more interesting.

[@rogerrobin2774]

I really respect you for your approach on this one, Sean. Thanks also for always saying “be safe out there” to the police.