Moments Idiot Cops Gets OWNED & HUMILIATES | Continues Filming | First Amendment Audit 2024 New #29

[@j.t.3798]

Note to facilitator, we live in a Republic, not a democracy. 😐🙄

[@chrisscott7317]

Get Attorney shield

[@DJPLAST2]

The ladies from the health center were summoned to come to the parking lot to take care of business? That is so unprofessional. Those deputies should be in the building where business is taken care of.

[@BrianFredrick-jc4mz]

Officer's Safety? - Chicken Funker clause

[@Mr1977Bambam]

Accountability of course a camera is deadly 😂

[@DJPLAST2]

With those modified Pismo Beach police cars, it looks like the front license plates have become obscured in the process. This issue should be addressed and those cars should be removed from service until rectified. As far as being “involved” in the incident, those officers have forgotten who their paycheck comes from, that is how I am involved, I live in California and pay taxes, I would bet the dept. Receives federal money too!

[@Mr1977Bambam]

Nuremberg 2.0

[@michaeloestreich7409]

PMS strikes again 😅

[@BrittneyCooper-yb3td]

Again for the safety, just like Uvalde Tx.

[@RichardHead23]

Public hospitals have been recognized by courts as nonpublic forums, as have Veterans Affairs medical facilities. As one court explained, “Few places have more nonpublic characteristics than medical centers, whose work is private by its very nature.” In Low Income People Together, Inc. v. Manning, the Northern District of Ohio held that the lobby and outpatient clinic waiting areas of a county-owned hospital were nonpublic forums. As would be the case for local health departments, a key purpose of lobby and waiting areas is “to serve patients, friends and families of patients, and. . . staff who provide medical care,” In a formal opinion letter, the State of Alabama’s Office of the Attorney General reached the same conclusion regarding the nonpublic forum status of county health departments, stating that the Alabama Department of Public Health could prohibit photography and video recording by the public in these facilities........""public buildings"" , and ""public property"" are literally and legally property owned by the government/state/county/city/town, and they have the right to enforce their own regulations in/on their property in exactly the same manner as the owners of private property.,,,,,,,CASE LAW ......."The First Amendment does not give citizens the right to exercise free speech rights on any government property at any time. “The State, no less than a private owner of property, has power to preserve the property under its control for the use to which it is lawfully dedicated.” .....Adderley v. State of Florida, 385 US 39, 47 (1967).,,,,,,,,,CASE LAW......“[T]he FirstAmendment does not guarantee access to property simply because it is owned or controlled by the government.” .....United States Postal Service v. Greenburgh Civic Association, 453 US 114, 129 (1981).,,,,,,

[@RichardHead23]

"In nonpublic forums and limited public forums, courts have upheld restrictions on First Amendment activities as reasonable where the restriction was intended to: Prevent disruption of a government property’s intended function; Keep walkways free of obstruction; Protect the safety of those who work in a government building; Protect the safety and convenience of those using a public forum; Avoid disruption and maintain the peace in a government workplace; etc etc etc .... "",,,,,,,,,,It is IRRELEVANT whether the person filming is causing a disruption, irrelevant whether he is blocking doorways or entrances, irrelevant whether he is hindering government effectiveness etc ,,, the restriction would be upheld by the courts if the INTENTION of the restriction was to PREVENT obstruction, disruption, hinderance etc etc....This restriction applies to all citizens, being ""press"" , or pretending to be ""working on a story"" does NOT give anyone any special privileges or rights .

[@suzidelarue5344]

Number plate is obscured by the light

[@annclark7015]

This was bloody brilliant well done young man. Woman should never be cops feeling always upset them. They Camorra out WHATS YOUR UTUBE CHANNEL. All these cops for one man and a camera 🤦🤦🤦🤦 so sad these cops 🤷 we the people are always 👀you.

[@chuckjones3516]

The crack head came out to act like he was police.

[@thomaskeene4418]

At least it got them off their ass for five minutes

[@robertbutler722]

Hey Officer, she’s asking for her KZbin channel. Maybe you should enforce that feeling as well.

[@briancarter8386]

Nice exposing these fools

[@MieRichardson]

This is not a democracy it is a republic learn the difference

[@joeblow2069]

Democratically elected.

[@michaelwaddell9461]

A Constitutional Republic

[@milesterwillegar9973]

Cpl. Craven needs to be demoted and retrained.

[@lexluthor6497]

The thin pink line strikes again. Barbie doll police got their feelings hurt again.

[@Emceepe]

4:55 nothing like fully admitting you are aware of and intentionally violating citizen’s rights. Court marshal.

[@brucewilson6372]

The wet patch under the vehicle is because the police like to waste as much energy as possible and as well as leaving the engines running they leave their AC running with the window open. This burns about 10% more fuel.

[@royjones7831]

lie, cheat, steal, bully, and intimidate - police credo

[@The.Messenger.2832]

19:21 the lying sergeant claimed she was doing an investigation and just talking to all sides. Wasn't she and her male colleague going directly to trespass without any investigation?

[@brian56]

While I'm on your side, this stuff will probably end up having the laws changed

[@amicelli-og]

"Every day hundreds of people filming high-secure aeras like the Pentagon or the White House from public places, even with the Secret Service in front. Nobody cares. Nobody asks why, about permission or ID. Do you wanna know why? Because they obey the 1st and 4th admentment and their oath to uphold the us-constitution. But you telling me, that I am not allowed to film this building or its cars. What a nonsense! Think first before talking bullshit. I am telling you now, if there were somebody that prevent me to film, you have even to protect my actions. That´s how it´s works to honore your oath!"

[@smegheadGOAT]

the last one 40 years an officer and only a grey haired corporal

[@abelduenas987]

2nd video, cop took a picture, that’s public record, can’t do that unless they’re investigating a crime, a lot of auditors are under the impression that when the cops take pictures of them they’re exercising their rights. When on duty, cops don’t have rights, they have duties.

[@IBenZik]

@2:40, it's a military installation, why does he have a blue line patch on his chest. Bear spray, carry it, use it if needed.

[@mthomas4078]

The police officers at the D.U.I stop are stupid. A guy was walking behind them across the street that could have harmed them. Oh no, a beige malibu drove right behind them also did they have a warrant or on probation. I have bever seen so many scary as cops.

[@billbrasky8860]

Not sure which part was better…. The old black man who thought he could scare off the auditor and failed miserably or the little girl cop who tried to copsplain to the man who a asked her to honor her oath and not enforce feelings

[@johntaphouse5235]

blue line soldier ?

[@papitosabe]

I hope u don't get offended or triggered by this cuz many do or get argumentative. But saying @5:08 , "to REQUEST ID or verify identity, police must have reasonable suspicion or evidence if a crime," is not correct. Ive heard this on several videos and it's putting out misinformation. Then what happens is many ppl believe this, and end up escalating a simple encounter. So law enforcement, or ANY person can REQUEST identification/ID anytime, anywhere for anything. Asking/requesting is perfectly legal. Depending on the state, the either need RAS, or PC to actually "DEMAND/REQUIRE" ID. But to ASK is perfect lawful because it's not a lawful demand.

[@seanverney4475]

How stupid do you have to be to become a cop

[@suzidelarue5344]

Back up not with this telephoto lens

[@tomstclair961]

Why is it that we the public have to do their jobs and ours also ??? The auditors are simply showing the higher ups that they dont understand, and will disregard any and all constitutional rights to protect feelings .. All commanders should be monitoring or testing their troops to see if they have taken the extra time off work hrs. To sit and study the laws of the land... Any city council member overseeing a staff should also educate their staff of their rights, and our rights as public citizens.. They should also educate them on the difference between policy, and state statutes.. Any signage on a door or wall shall have the legal verbage along with the state statute it represents under the statement on sign. If its not On the sign then it violates our constitutional rights and should be removed immediately.. All of this can easily be resolved and understood with one simple staff meeting to explain it along with a printed copy of the laws for them to review on their own time..

[@stevenking997]

you literally cut things when words are being spoken.

[@briancarter8386]

Nice work Lana.

[@eaglesfan1438]

I'm coward with a camera. Looking for trouble, get a life.

[@royjones7831]

disgusting

[@gingerdave69]

You need to learn how to edit, cut half way through audits speaking constantly Or does it make more sense to you if I say it like this You need, cut ...constantly

[@Marvingatorman]

That pos actually believes you have to listen, lmao. What a clown

[@phillipscandrett1780]

The man in the car wash is a coward put no pressure on the cops he was scared did not say get a supervisor a total clown.👎🇬🇧👎

[@briancarter8386]

Very big ego

[@snakefinger]

He’s an original Minutemen ? Who’s that D. Boon ?

[@waterbaron5392]

Cowards and stupid