Officer Gets Owned After Antagonizing Man | I'm Sorry Sir

[@rodshoaf]

He's only sorry he got caught.

[@johnsmith1953x]

You got it!

[@interestedparty00]

These cops actually thought that they were playing music for Officer safety.

[@cliftonwoodman]

The councilman earned your votes. Much respect.

[@lizcollinson2692]

Picking out that it wasn't just the residents but the target of the tactics that was a victim of the abuse.

[@Andrew-cs1td]

Yeah until he said “I’ll talk to you off camera”, what you hiding councilman?

[@coolraul07]

In California, that goes beyond Prior Restraint. That's a violation of The Bane Act. His ass should've been suspended or fired for that.

[@-suphur]

The cop admitted that he knew that it was a possible copyright strike, so he knew exactly what he was doing. I saw the vid of the cop at the Beverly Hills department doing the same thing.

[@throughmylens5127]

Cop can get away with it by pleading he is to stupid to understand any laws or policies.

[@-suphur]

@@throughmylens5127 They knew what they were doing though, that's the very reason they were doing it.

[@steveg18556]

Suspended or fired? If its a crime (which it is) by a cop, we dont even ask for charges?! They got everyone trained to let them be immune to the law.

[@davidinsf2680]

​@@throughmylens5127 Ignorance is not a substitute for a Public Performance license.. could be expensive..

[@mreedoak]

They would arrest a citizen for playing music that loud.

[@nasis18]

A citation at the very least.

[@steveabq7913]

"I realize i made a mistake" ...and went right back to doing it again

[@scottporter4524]

Pig logic

[@ProudCapitalist-ko9ff]

The cop admitted he was trying to obstruct your First Amendment right to film the police while they are working. This arrogant jerk of a cop should have been fired.

[@wjf0ne]

@ProudCapitalist-ko9ff It's YT that block you using copyrighted music. There is nothing to stop you getting your own channel and getting permission from the copyright holder to play the music in the background of the videos. Personally I think it's simple, just mute all sound and put the words up on screen against each speaker along with an explanation as to why you are doing it.

[@shawncook8672]

@@wjf0ne but the cop knows that youtube will block the video because of the copyrighted music - so yes, its a first amendment violation.

[@CancunManny]

@@shawncook8672 I tend to agree with @wjfOne that the LEO is not preventing anyone from video recording. What ever platform requirements to post videos is not the LEOs fault. That said I do find it childish and unrespectful, when LEOs play music on their cell phones while auditors around. In this example the way they were playing the music on the loud speaker was actually illegal. Pretty sure if regular citizen drove around that same area playing that same music at that volume they would get some ticket for noise pollution or what ever they call it.

[@icecold9511]

​@@CancunManny No. He is deliberately doing his best to make sure audio can't get out. You are very well aware how difficult it is to get permission for their music to be in a video. And you are well aware that KZbin allows better exposure than a private site. He did this for one reason, to block effective exposure.

[@CancunManny]

@@icecold9511 I hear you big dog! LEOs definitely know what they are doing, in theory it creates less exposure of the video. But they are not obstructing your 1st amendment. The way I see it. If I am somewhere in public and an auditor type person shows up video recording, if I decided to start playing music on my cell phone, could that person then "sue me" for infringing on his rights to the 1st amendment? I am not saying it should be OK for LEOs to do so. It should be against policy for LEOs to play music when interacting with the public. It serves no real purpose to the community. It helps LEOs to keep videos from getting as much traction on the different platforms. I am against the practice, but saying they are "obstructing" someone's 1st amendment is not a good argument in my opinion.

[@clintmatthews3500]

I love how the big, tough guys crumble when someone with authority over them comes around.

[@deputyrock3489]

Seriously, look how much his body language changed by 4:45. So subservient he practically became a Victorian butler.

[@BouillaBased]

Prior restraint, no different than shining a bright light into a camera. And just as chilling an effect on First Amendment protected activity.

[@danroth3514]

Whenever I’m in a situation such as this I always ask myself, “What Would The Battousai Do?”

[@gbppittpetitt8684]

City council dude was on it!

[@LunaryxDiarmait]

We need people like him on EVERY city council.

[@Fergs88]

​ @LunaryxDiarmait Keep your councilmen under 50 years old.

[@imbalancedstatus8824]

He know when a council member file a complaint it would be thoroughly investigated and punished.

[@stephenkolman5727]

Police cars have no need to have an AM/FM radio.

[@voiceofjeff]

The cop admitted he was using his phone and was playing it through the PA mic/speaker in the police cruiser. The cop should be fired.

[@joshuabaker5712]

Cops have no jeed for any ability to play music of any kind in their patrol vehicle. They should be listening and watching everything around them. Music is a distraction and can lead to not seeing or hearing a cry for help, or a radio call out for help.

[@withgreatpower1331]

This is behavior from an institution THAT HAS A LOT TO HIDE!!!

[@slydEvil35]

This councilman has to have something on this cop or his boss. NEVER have I seen a cop immediately apologize and admit wrongdoing. Something’s up

[@FelixBaez510]

Councilman has access to superiors that we usually don't.

[@Dan-yk6sy]

Chief is probably appointed by council members, chief doesn't get rid of Disney dips-t, chief gets replaced.

[@TheMakersMarkTSF]

The councilman is one of the people who who make hiring and firing decisions regarding the police!

[@lordchaa1598]

That councilman has the keys to their budget. Don’t piss off city councilman.

[@billy3086]

The cop was disturbing the peace with the loud music

[@mreedoak]

Lying in an apology should get him disciplined.

[@andrewlayton9760]

No respect, unless you have power over them.

[@waynehendrix3952]

Playing music that loud at night is a CRIME AND YET THEY GET AWAY WITH DOING IT AND THEY DO NOT GIVE A S**T BECAUSE THEY FACE NO REPERSUCCIONS FOR THEIR ACTIONS!!!!

[@eldie3d]

That's definitely a form of 'prior restraint'. Our 1st Amendment protects our rights to the freedom of press. If they play copyrighted music to suppress publishing, that 'prior restraint' becomes full restraint. Dumb cops won't stop until they're flipping burgers somewhere...

[@user-zh6td1gn2m]

except you forget....McDonald's has standards!

[@joejohnson8656]

They won’t be flipping burgers, they’ll get promoted to seargent or chief

[@DAVIDZ-vk4yv]

shouldnt the council man charge the cops with disturbing the peace!

[@teddyabearo1066]

How many Noise Ordinance Violations tickets has his department issued to CITIZENS for less db. output?? He did that shit on PURPOSE, making his "It was a mistake" coosplaining a fucking LIE!

[@calebleggate2056]

The cop and his blue line buddies will just go to another neighbourhood and do the exact same thing without any apology.

[@General_ONeill]

Meanwhile the people will be happy about it .

[@davidharris1107]

That cop making an apology was the hardest thing he's ever done as a cop.I bet his buddies couldn't stop laughing at him. Props to counselman for demanding respect for the camera man

[@davelordy]

The issue here is that he only modified his behaviour because he was dealing with a council member, if this was a normal member of the public the police wouldn't have given a f***, and there's pretty much nothing you can do, they'd literally laugh at you.

[@toprock2409]

The not-see got caught being what he is...garbage to society

[@DebAnderson-yq6ps]

Wow a council man stood up for his people thats rare good for him ❤

[@grandisbooks9698]

In effect, the cop was trying to commit prior restraint.

[@Hoycelolland]

Why would cops enter a give and take relationship with others when they can force and threaten people to get their way? Force and fear over respect and oath.

[@jenellswan9195]

I literally heard a Sgt in an audit of Kansas City Missouri doing the exact same thing. She was horrible and literally enough of us called in that some changes were made or will be made because we will not stop until changes are made ...as an officer you can't play music to drown out music to keep their wrong policing off KZbin.

[@hawkeyejohnny968]

An apology doesn’t mean crap to this tyrant. He needs a few weeks off without pay to think about if he really wants to be a cop.

[@katiekidman9933]

Beverly Hills Police Department is known for these shenanigans? I will be Auditing them tomorrow. 🤨

[@5thlevelweb887]

Good. Have a channel?

[@katiekidman9933]

@@5thlevelweb887 Yes (Katie Kidman)😊

[@TheTurnipBoy]

Technically the cop is broadcasting music in public without paying the royalties.

[@lilolmecj]

If he is using a streaming service he pays for isn’t it legal? I thought that was the purpose of Spotify etc. But him playing music for that reason is pitiful .

[@lynnf7542]

What a huge waste of taxpayer money!!!

[@LugerLau]

Who approved them to play copywrited music? Thery should be exposed, at least to the councilman.

[@ForSquirel]

I mean, in some places playing it that loud so a group can hear it might be consider copyright infringement.

[@davidinsf2680]

Public Performance license... Bet they lack one...

[@dangerousdaveparker9525]

The Councilman handled the situation perfectly. He is a credit to himself, the people of his district, and is a great example of how a politician should act. The police corporal probably got to talk with some superiors the next day

[@Axron77]

I remember seeing this one a few years ago. An oldie but a goodie.

[@Chad-lu1sf]

Jackboot Thug,,,,, I'm willing to bet anybody in this comment section that police officer is still employed, anybody

[@wyattwood6284]

Well now I know who the criminals are they have a badge and gun

[@arthurhouston3]

In CA this violation of vain act.

[@MrButchersTube]

Vain act huh.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

"I realise I made a mistake" The mistake was being caught, he'll be at it the very next night.

[@erickm119]

I remember this video

[@nonicosio]

same here; cops are dirty... they are bullies. they lie a lot, infront of a judge, evil people

[@AB-et1ug]

Despicable lying cops - so disrespectful he continued to play the music whilst grovelling to the councilman - fooling nobody.

[@brandexample1776]

The cop was nice enough to admit to prior restraint on video.

[@mmelathe]

I'm glad you're back. If Trump wins he's about to give these clowns full immunity. Honest voices are needed nowadays.

[@fettel1988]

The system is never going to hurt its enforcers.

[@JamesDonald-bl3zp]

That cop should be fired for doing such a pathetic thing just over a camera,,,,,PATHETIC

[@ChuckWood]

Does this classify as "prior restraint"?

[@user-eh5cr4or6k]

This is the same Department that conducted a warrant and raid on a pot shop and the officers proceeded to test all of the Wares in the pot shop. And not one of them was fired. They thought they had disabled the camera system and the shop had a secondary system that caught all of it on video.

[@DISAGREEABLEE]

If he didn’t get him fired this was all b.s

[@unityistheonlysolution3485]

Phillip The Battousai is a REAL MAN. We need more REAL MEN in America. The reason why we live under this disgusting debt based system is due to a lack of REAL MEN in America. Be REAL MEN, and defy tyranny. - Jason/Freedom Fighter Until Death/Vermont, FRA (‘FRA’, meaning “The Failed Republic Of America”)

[@ericbassett6389]

Nothing but a liar they earn the hate every day

[@bigdatapimp]

This dude should be re-elected for sure, barring anything else that may make him a pile of sh t. The council member should personally be filling a complaint with the department.

[@firemeupmedia2421]

Wow only once or twice have i Heard a cop say sorry what a great councilman❤i bet there's change there now

[@user-zh6td1gn2m]

i remember that one! little piggy got spanked! and this little piggy thought it was ok to violate rights until a city council member came out and put a stop to it! and the spanking didn't just stop there! it sent a tidal wave through all the pig farms around! now of coarse some can claim this was a good thing. it wasn't! the main problem being is that it took a someone to point out the problem! if it had been a no-one. well.... we all know about that poor old rug!

[@readytogo6569]

Damn! I’ve been trying to find this one for a looooong time. Thanks, Phillip

[@dxf289]

That cop admitted to denying his first amendment right. He should lose his Qualified Immunity for knowingly deny this man his rights.

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

this is how bullies and authoritarians act until they run into someone with higher authority

[@EloSerna]

Ladies and gentlemen, meet Santa Ana's new mayor. I'm voting for him and I live in Chino Hills lol

[@dirrrrr82]

Promote this honest Councilman to Mayor asap

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

If I'm ever in a situation like this, I'm sending that video straight to the copyright owner; "Heads up. I'm pretty sure I caught this cop publicly performing your copyrighted material without a purchasing a license." He gets a copyright lawsuit, I might get a reward for letting them know. Rights owners have to defend their rights or they're void. Qualified Immunity doesn't cover Copyright claims. And no private person ever opts to pay for the full rights when they buy/stream a song.

[@blueunicornhere]

I renember this video from a while ago. I always thought that "knowingly using copyright material for public viewing" meant that bevause the cop is the one _knowingly_ playing the music made them the violaters of that law. But... Rules for thee

[@papadampreach]

The way he rationalized the music , before realizing the councilman was a real human being.

[@GilliKennedy-n9e]

I remember this video 😮 What an absolute Oath breaking coward 😢

[@rickdaniels1789]

I 100% agree with the request: "Have respect for the neighbors, turn the music down". Why do you demand respect but give none to your fellow community members?

[@joemosnjajr.8943]

That councilman is a real public servant. He's keeping other public servants accountable.

[@JamesDonald-bl3zp]

They cant file an infringement on someone doing this, copyrights dont work that way, that radio station has already covered the copyrights on anything they play so dont worry about them playing music out loud like this ,they're waisting their time and just disturbing the pease is all they're doing ,,,,ask any copyright lawyer they will tell you the same thing, it's not an infringement if you record it !

[@nic.h]

Won't stop KZbin from taking the video down due to the complaint and the hassle that they'll have to go through to get it restored

[@malikbogosi6555]

We need people like this man he stands up for his people unlike the status quo’s propagated by the government agencies.

[@opiumdennis7249]

Absolutely beautiful

[@BS-stupe]

Playing of the music during filming is illegal form of using prior restraint and or the Bane Act. It also stops people from releasing police video that has been FOIAed. It is a malicious way to block the freedom of the press that distributes via KZbin. Prior restraint is a form of censorship that occurs when the government prevents a person or entity from expressing themselves before the expression takes place. It can apply to spoken, printed, or enacted expression. Prior restraint is considered a serious infringement on freedom of expression. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution was designed to prevent prior restraint, which was common under British rule. Most scholars believe that the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of the press includes restricting prior restraint. Bane Act A lawsuit under the Bane Act is a civil claim against someone who has attempted or managed to interfere with someone's civil rights (as guaranteed by state and federal law in the United States) through any act or acts of coercion, violence, threats of violence, or intimidation, including victims of hate crime violence.

[@djnatedjn8787]

Keep up the great work 💪🏽😎👍🏽🇺🇲 ALWAYS RECORD OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS 💯👮‍♀️🎥👮‍♂️📸👮🤳🏽🧐💯🫡

[@janemiettinen5176]

I really hope corporal remembered to pay Disney for this. They don’t mess around with intellectual properties and royalties.

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

Santa Ana Audits is an outstanding young cop watcher & auditor. You're missing out if you're not subbed to him. 💪🏽😤🤳🏽🗽

[@GilliKennedy-n9e]

Oath breaker should of been charged with disturbing the peace 😮 Only bad cops hate transparency and accountability 😢

[@-108-]

Preemption violation.

[@consentofthegoverned5145]

VERY good for a councilperson to witness this behavior first hand.

[@pappete9988]

Liar liar liar

[@Tinks82]

Respect to the city council member!!

[@daviddocherty8771]

These officers should have been disciplined for violating your civil and constitutional rights, the utter disrespect for local residents is disgusting.

[@johnreiner3247]

3:12 is when the cop recognises the councilman.

[@osmodious8533]

Don’t care if that city council member is a Dem or a Rep, need more people like in government.

[@johngalt97]

“…a mistake was made…” Statements like this deserve to be called out for clarification, lest they stand as weasel words.

[@Tortilla.Reform]

Hey Battousai! There is a very recent example of exactly this type of behavior, on Kansas City Accountability’s channel. From a supervisor, it’s real disgusting to watch the contempt shown as well

[@lordchaa1598]

They’re so used to lying, they can’t help but lie to the councilman. What a disgrace policing has become.

[@stupidplumbing2343]

The watchers hate being watched.

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

really would love to know what time of night it is. and the cop even admitted copyright infringement. definitely acting knowingly to violate rights, possibly while violating noise ordinances.

[@surfermick8265]

Sovereign citizens that what we have in today’s state sponsored gangsters. Stop qualified immunity.

[@DJPLAST2]

It is sad that a city council member would have to talk to the officer and the officer would obey. Look at the “pecking order” on a flow chart and you will find the citizen higher than a council member. I believe the citizen would be at the pinnacle of that chart, the very top!

[@freywayne6574]

Earning the mistrust and distain of the community they are supposed to uphold the constitutional rights of. Who authorized them to engage in this type of behaviour?

[@edenglish2995]

What an embarrassment to the PD.such a tyrant

[@benimarusasaka9127]

Councilman saw LIVE the making of lawsuits cops brings to cities all the time. I hope now council members will believe citizens when talking about police.

[@butch1dc]

I remember this video. He’s got a video of the same cop telling someone that they should sue the cameraman for filming, in public. This same cop detained someone and all because this guy was filming the cop said ‘you should sue him for violating your privacy’. That’s how stupid this cop is. He isn’t sorry. He’s only embarrassed that he got caught.

[@estherrayos]

And apology doesn’t take away all the lies and coverup and the emotional damage and harm caused and inflicted on purpose. Had they not been caught and reported it would have continued! Both my son and I have been close to death because of the moronic behavior. They did not protect nor did they serve - very condescending.

[@daverobson3084]

The councilman should have made the cop leave written apologies to everyone on the block.

[@robertbecker6795]

Changed his attitude when confronted by higher authority.

[@larrybrinley8222]

The "apology" is worthless since he admitted INTENTIONALLY playing the must👮🤡🙄💩

[@BrandonMcHenry-l7v]

That is a councilman worth having!!! Hell YES!

[@davidjames5727]

Mayor material right before you!!!

[@Jimbodini112]

Got his ssa handed to him.! I remember this…..was AWESOME.!!!

[@jake-fp9my]

I like this city council member those cops knew damn well what they were trying to do and got caught on it.🤡

[@throughmylens5127]

6:07 To bad liar's pants don't t catch fire

[@alloutnole]

These sort of tactics while on duty and in uniform should be immediate grounds for dismissal. If the city councilman was not there, it would have definitely continued and that's not only an infringement on the man recording rights, but also disturbing the peace. All this nonsense because someone has the gall to record you while you're performing your duties to the community? Whomever is in charge of these officers needs to be on notice that if their officers are found to be pulling these same tactics then they too shall be terminated. Enough with the stupid games and unlawful acts by those sworn to protect and serve our communities. They should and must be held to a higher standard and if they cannot be professional and behave in a lawful manner, then they should not be allowed to serve in such a capacity.