PUBLIC SERVANTS TRY TO USE THE POLICE TO INTIMIDATE GOOD CITIZEN, GET EDUCATED INSTEAD! FAIL

I was conducting a 1st Amendment Audit at the Village Hall in Islandia, NY. At first I didn’t run into any problems as I was peacefully filming & submitting public records request (FOIL) A Maintenance employee & the Village Clerk, who both refused to identify themselves, became very hostile and triggered by my presence. Both threatened to call the police as an intimidation tactic. When the Suffolk County Police arrived it went a lot differently than they expected…
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[@LongIslandAudit]

I will be going live tomorrow 11/29/21 around 6PM…I have an update regarding the IA investigation into CT. State Trooper Bryan Fahey. Who broke my phone and battered me. IA sent me a letter containing their conclusions. I will say one one… Despicable.

[@audreytaylor9638]

Oh!! Doesn't sound good... 😳

[@malditomalo619]

😁 of course IA didn't find any wrong doing 😁

[@randyo8516]

They investigated themselves and found no wrong doing

[@castoresnegros]

Is too familiar! They investigate their selves and find nothing wrong with their compadres.

[@christyouredumb956]

Sounds like it’s time to start pestering the states attorneys to push charges through on him.

[@arewefree]

After watching thousands of audits from around the country I have come to one conclusion of why our public servants HATE to be filmed. It's because the Auditors always catch them standing around doing absolutely nothing, smh.

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

Facts

[@hdpro553]

Either that or doing something they're not supposed to be doing.

[@roblarrikin]

Yes. We've all seen public servants standing around doing nothing for like, ever, but this is the first time it's on film, published for all to see.

[@tonycardone990]

They aren't doing nothing. They're patiently waiting for something important to do so they don't waste time doing a bunch of not as important things that will make them too tired to take care of the big important thing when it arrives. It's sort of like a pack of wolves wasting energy catching mice to eat all day and then when a caribou comes along they don't have the energy left to take it down when all they had to do was wait a while.

[@roblarrikin]

@@tonycardone990 Your description is mixed up and makes no sense. Public servants are very rarely sacked, which means they are not accountable and lazy. Such people form alliances with other lazy workers, enabling them to participate in games, gossip, goofing off, and when anyone in charge heads their way, the alarm is set off so all can pretend to be working.

[@myoama160]

They take public money but hate the public….incredible. They all need to be terminated.

[@plumsmom8043]

Exactly how they behave. Very pathetic.

[@transientemotion]

I dont think they hate the public. I think they are indoctrinated to believe they hold these certain powers in situations. It is the argument of our lifetime....rights, freedom, liberty vs security, health, feelings

[@heynowls3058]

Right on! Shame on these so called “public servants”! Protect and serve? A joke, and sad. Shame, shame, shame…

[@jl904404]

Everyone of them, all 950 thousand of them, cute

[@jl904404]

Everyone of them, all 950 thousand of them, cute

[@vincents3334]

You're the only auditor i enjoy watching now because you are polite, calm, not aggressive, no cursing and know what is legal. The others lose credibility because of their behavior.

[@aladinlondon6043]

I feel exactly the same the only other auditor I watch is pttp

[@rerehuia709]

Like bad clops endanger real Police Officers. So it is with Auditors. Clayton Auditors, that purposely goad, harass just for sensalism, are in the same club as the fat blue liar clops. Hindering, not educating, bozo's. Idiots. I enjoy watching many Auditors, they all have their own unique dance. As long as they speak and stand their ground from a base of knowledge. As NC Tyrant Hunter, how you treat him, he gives back. There are others, James Freeman, The Armed Fisherman (I despise guns everywhere) but he is working within the bounds of the law. Jeff who holds the sign God Bless the Homeless Vets. ... many more that are brilliant in their own right. I don't give a hornets arse about swearing. Unless you are arming swear words to verbally attack with no legit reason. Bullying. Sean Paul Reyes is not the only brilliant Auditor. He is certainly part of a growing number of intelligent people, effecting change in a corrupt society, where Power is growing in abuse. Auditors Educating and Protecting. I have so much respect for them. Peace. CrankyGranny Western Australia

[@MrBudgiejoe]

Ya, this guy Sean is great. I watch one other good one also called Amagansett press 😀

[@BZgA]

Can you name some who get aggressive, I wanna watch them haha

[@douglaconti7113]

​@@BZgAdirect d

[@nathanielhoffmann8387]

the fact that people that work there think it’s private property proves even more why people like him do this

[@stevebennett4959]

I love you, man. Amateur tip: as soon as they roll up in a vehicle, grab that VIN. All the comfort and protection they feel is just wiped out, especially if it’s not a marked cruiser. Keep up the good work! You’re a real life hero.

[@velocibadgery]

Any officer that refuses to identify when asked should immediately be fired and prohibited from ever being a cop again.

[@666Lachrimae666]

But he did identify o-o he said his name was "Its right there" I mean it's a strange name sure but i've heard worse these days

[@velocibadgery]

@@thomasryan2679 All police unions should be outlawed

[@bobdermott6446]

What planet are you from??! ! It obvious you have no idea how the justice system works in America, a cop is more likely to tell you to f off than help you!!!! That just the way it is!!!!!😜🤣🤡🤔

[@onarierose]

Any cop that is that aggressive when first approaching someone should lose their job. You are supposed to keep and bring the peace not act like that.

[@FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit]

I disagree its publicly displayed so I think their loophole is valid

[@thedaily30]

With the amount of money we spend on taxes to live on this god forsaken island (and the salaries our public officials get paid), it’s mind boggling that we aren’t treated like royalty.

[@LongIslandAudit]

Tell me about! No one would even believe us if we told them how much! Insane!

[@readytogo6569]

In their minds, THEY are the Royalty, WE are the lowly peasants.

[@PSOpwnage]

6 digits to eat donuts and hand out tickets baby

[@xrpspeedboat226]

Member of the Fat Boy Donut Wu Tang Club. "I gotsa sugar coated Gang Memba Tat Right here!!"

[@audio3980]

They have the guns, they get the respect. That’s why private citizens are NOT allowed to legally carry a gun in New York despite their 2A right to do so.

[@JoeDurobot]

*I like the "masks are required" inside, yet no employee is wearing masks.*

[@LongIslandAudit]

Hypocrisy at its finest

[@williamhughes6104]

They live by the credo, "Rules for thee, but not for me."

[@ravit50]

Rules for thee, not for me. At its finest

[@brianechausse5049]

JoeDurobot..you a kings college student or alumni? Go monarchs..

[@christianr1941]

That’s every where tbh lol

[@alienprepper5918]

I hate seeing a grown man call the police because their feelings were hurt.

[@colincole9642]

"You're on our property."... Therein lies the problem. You'd think you were in their house. PC Wright There. What a piece of work.

[@plumsmom8043]

The more I watch videos checking in on our public servants the more I become convinced their training manual has a section devoted to providing extremely rude and inadequate service to those that actually pay their salaries.

[@joejohnson8656]

Their mindset from the get go is, I work for the government now so I’m above the peasants and they must obey. They really think they are in charge of you and have some kind of authority over you. Almost our entire country has lost the understanding of how this great country works! Long Island audit is out there to remind everyone!

[@gneral11]

Most public employees here on LI are hired by family members generation after generation or politically appointed whether or not their qualified

[@DirtyPlumbus]

Taxes are clearly theft.

[@joed9908]

@@gneral11 lol that sounds right.

[@Rightrudder2]

​@@joejohnson8656 Well spoken Joe !!!!

[@danadams8857]

the officer seemed to have an epiphany after a moment or two. he was all puffed up when he first approached and then must have realized 'oh, this is the guy everyone is talking about'. i love the cranky old man who says, 'i don't believe it' when told you could film. classic. amazing how gov't employees think they can just make up rules surrounding their jobs and public-funded place of employment.

[@MF-rw3rb]

They must have put some type of bulletin out on LIA, lol. The 2nd cop showed up and immediately told the other the deal.

[@gt6056]

No epiphany. He called someone and was given an order to leave the guy alone.

[@JG-ke7gj]

Maybe the second officer informed him, he seemed to be aware from the get go.

[@markh3271]

Thank you for asking the officer to spell out his name. The look on his face was very telling. Instantly shut him up and caused him to redirect the confrontation. You are in the top 3, if not the best, auditors out there I've seen.

[@royaltrunks8003]

Tyrant: "You're making people uncomfortable" Citizen: "Can you step back?(you're making me uncomfortable)" Tyrant: "No" 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@noxbeatzproductions]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ann-uc2zx]

what a SAD LITTLE PARANOID town

[@thecaptain29]

Despite being dumb, aggressive and unprofessional, that cop actually told them factual information and made them respect your rights. Color me shocked.

[@PatsDynasty]

Because he knows exactly who is if you noticed he called him his real name which I’m guessing is Sean

[@hdviix]

He prolly didnt know who LIA was til the other cop showed up which is why he was a good cop all of a sudden. He still didnt identify Lol

[@stingray4920]

@@hdviix That's exactly what I think happened. 😂

[@ejl74]

He was a very nice asshole.

[@thecaptain29]

@Wiler Walker Jr read a book.

[@johnnyfiveo]

officer "right there" EVEN KNOWING THE LAW, THAT YOU'RE ALLOWED TO BE THERE, can't help himself and has to be combative and difficult amazing job officer baby

[@frostillity]

Hey man, have you seen this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZzEoXWBmd-Hjbc

[@paulpence8895]

He's related to all the "Rite There's", not to be confused with the "Wright Here's"... completely separate group of inbreeds...

[@clownfish77]

@@paulpence8895 "Rite There's" brother is "Wright Here" who is also related to "Right Here" and "Right Hear". Let's not forgot "Write There'.

[@paulpence8895]

@@clownfish77 its all inbreed, goes way deeper than I thought!!! LOL!!! Thx for the inbreed family tree clarification!!! hahahaha

[@tombuick1578]

The best comeback to that from the auditors is, is that what you say to the judge

[@kevindenogla783]

That officer changed his attitude real quick didn’t he? Looks like the police are learning. I hope that respect extends to all law abiding citizens.

[@fishmeister2625]

Looks like he called in with a description and was educated as to who he was and what his rights are. Still, ten years later after these audits began, the vast majority of public servants still haven't had bulletins on public photography.

[@oddjam]

We shall see

[@jamiemcnay]

180 degrees in an instant. Educating people one encounter at a time. #LongIslandAudit #1

[@Shark_King325]

I mean from the cops perspective it seems like he’s walking around recording their cars which looks suspicious. Once he got the full story his attitude changed.

[@losthorizions1415]

Yeah I think the second cop that arrived knew what was going on and radioed him and he got the memo.

[@Rimurutempest8833]

I grew up right around the corner . This makes me happy to see. This town needs transparency.

[@jodybarkema4714]

Before I started watching these audits I had no idea how absolutely terrified people are of a person with a camera. Especially considering there’s cameras absolutely everywhere we go today but no one seems bothered by that one bit. 🤷‍♀️

[@elpacho....9254]

You mean the sheeple?

[@elmoblatch9787]

@@elpacho....9254 I think she means the people.

[@elpacho....9254]

@@elmoblatch9787 that’s what I said; the sheeple.bahhhh!

[@BrownSugar1125]

@@elpacho....9254 you're right sheeple 😂😂😂

[@GetCraftyLemons]

Most people have been taught to fear police, cameras have been up for a long time, a lot of states do not teach history or Civics well, and a plethora of other reasons we the people don't know or are slowly lead into acceptance because you are busy with life, job, kids, etc. Many are uneducated as well. This is why Sean and other good auditors are needed!! LIA is the BEST I've seen!

[@skippylippy547]

I'm still shocked and incensed by how badly public employees act with the very people they are charged with serving. Is it any wonder that all of our governments (local, state, and federal) treat us as enemies of the State? Corruption at every level. No transparency. We are in deep trouble.

[@ayletthauki5023]

Ignorant people just drive up and prove it!! Only in Ivlandia

[@thagenet]

It’s because people who can’t make it in the private sector gravitate towards government jobs where they can do a lousy job with authority.

[@skippylippy547]

@@ayletthauki5023 Only in Ivlandia? I think this sort of thing happens all over America every day. From the attitudes we see in these videos it has become clear what government employees think about "the public".

[@skippylippy547]

@@thagenet I think you meant to say: People who can't be successful in the Private Sector (privately owned businesses) tend to find jobs in the Public Sector (government operated institutions) where they can get protection from poor work performance and noxious political points of view. 👍 (Then we could go on to talk about the nepotism and other corruption inside government institutions.)

[@thagenet]

@@skippylippy547 yes indeed, my exes whole family have gravitated to government jobs, before they had the government jobs they can barely keep a job.

[@jaylamb477]

Wow, the arrogance and entitlement of Public servants never ceases to amaze me, you’d never think they are paid from the Public purse 🤷‍♂️

[@ceesjanmol]

LEO: what are you doing? You are making people here uncomfortable Auditor: can you please step back, sir. You are a little close (and you are making me feel uncomfortable) LEO: no!

[@believe722]

It is astounding to me how many of these employees do not know any of the law.

[@johnhalter8317]

When public employees are that rude they should be fired.

[@tedoneil8266]

They wont be fired for doing exactly what their colleagues and bosses do...!!!

[@eyespy1415]

Was going to commend the first officer for the way he handled the situation, but when i said it was office "Right There", 35 of them stepped forward and I had to withdrawn the commendation.

[@bobjohnson1389]

This man is an American hero! Thank you LIA!

[@PublicTour]

If you are in the comments you're already doing more work than hitting that like button! Don't forget to give it a smash for LIA!

[@LongIslandAudit]

🙏

[@amandah823]

The officer came in with entirely wrong attitude, I guess someone put him straight, because he gives the impression of being a loose cannon when not being filmed. Ego on display and will end badly at some point, I’m convinced.

[@mr.waynes7555]

the FOIA lady raised that question because of her ENTITLEMENT, she's not sure if wants to let you see, and if you are deserving of having accessibility to that kind of info. same as the little old feller in the truck, he's a wanna be cop that works "RIGHT THERE"

[@bobsmith2335]

My fist questions to cops would be " why are you talking to me about feelings " secondly " why are you talking to me like I work for you instead of the other way around ".

[@beansandbandaids8667]

A fist question? 🤔

[@freedomoperator6502]

@@beansandbandaids8667 That is all they deserve.

[@TheUnholyPosole]

That's not going to get you anywhere but abused. You should say "hello officer, my name is Mr. Good Citizen, I'm doing a 1st Amendment audit, I'm aware and respectful of my limits and boundaries, could I please get your name and badge number. The decent cops generally just want to know your intentions, not necessarily to bully you around. If you clam up, they don't know if you're a crazy trrist, or a respectful auditor, which will lead them to "investigating" you.

[@geoteramiddleearth4032]

@@TheUnholyPosole you are missing the whole point! A warning to be on best behavior is like the health department warning a restaurant before ariving; "behave/clean for the moment". Not how it works !

[@Keepnhonest]

"Knowing the name" of LIA had the effect of somewhat regulating the emotions & especially the ego overdrive of Officer Rite There (7117), who entered the encounter with a bunch of aggro, but tamed all that down (most likely due to finding out it was with Sean that he was dealing) ... once he learned that his unfettered ego was only going to get him tied up in a bunch of legal red tape & knots & emotional pain. On the other hand, it is a real shame that all these elitist government employees can't seem to get the difference between private and public property squared away in their troubled & erratic minds.

[@matrixfull]

yeah I wonder if no namer would be in Sean's position how he would act to him.

[@ricladouceur6202]

I love the way the guys comes up to him, doesn't identify himself and then demands to know what the auditors is doing. The cops nuts too. He won't back up making the auditor uncomfortable but is concerned about the people in the building. It's a public place to which the public have a right to access.

[@africacarey]

cop was nuts.. was a straight Thug from the street

[@jacksparrow3490]

He did change his tone and attitude once he found out what was going on.. the police are trained to intimidate to demonstrate dominance over the public as they are the "authority".. once they realize no crimes are actually being committed some see there isn't a reason to be intimidating when they understand the situation.. the city workers don't like being filmed so they lie to police about feeling scared or threatened or harrassed.. meaning cops roll up ready to "control" the situation, the city workers need to be charged criminally when doing this to prevent it from occurring more.

[@JonnyGunz89]

I can watch long Island audit all day.love this man's work.protect him at all costs!!thanks for all you do!🤜🤛

[@XxsoonerbornxX]

That first police officer should be fired immediately. He is the problem. He came up with an attitude and then insulted you. Unacceptable.

[@braydeng733]

Please everyone call this department and voice your grievances

[@aussiewatchman8112]

Can't believe how self important some janitor is - shocking

[@MikeS-7]

Officer 1 started out rude and then turned it around by actually explaining the law to the employees. Officer 2, top-notch from start to finish. Obviously, he already knew who you were because he called you by your first name without an introduction.

[@TheEMC99]

It's scary how that woman acted. No introduction. No respectful tone. Just immediately jumps to the police escorting you out. That's shockingly disgusting behavior. Public servant where?????

[@josephlilley9249]

She didn’t seem scary to me lol. She’s just some fat old Karen yapping about things she knows nothing about.

[@Ian-gk7ne]

I love how the police say "your making people feel uncomfortable!" While making you feel uncomfortable!!! 😌

[@mook528]

Let’s play police officer bingo! “Here’s the deal” “We got a call” “Officer safety” “Right here” “This day and age” “Suspicious activity” “Figure out what’s going on” “Do me a favor” “The sign says” “Verify who you are” “Hang tight” “Not going to argue with you”

[@Rightrudder2]

Well stated Mohammad........

[@izonya5006]

I'm waiting for "but I don't know you" then I can yell BINGO.

[@mleekirk]

"uncomfortable " and "right there" two words when you hear them the odds are the officer is a tyrant.

[@ianhill4585]

You should say," I've met another" right there "before, are you his sister? "

[@johncooksey79]

You remind these people that its "our property" and they work for the "publc" , They seem to forget this, and your audits force them to learn the law.

[@ThisIsF-dUp]

Let's add a fourth branch to our government called: THE PEOPLES BRANCH, and let's have this fourth branch allow people a full vote on all pending legislation. That way the politicians will have to pay attention to what we really want.

[@MrsAutumnNaba]

The man in the white truck was straight rude as soon as he opened his pie hole. If he had told me he was calling the police, I would have handed him the number to the main PD and reminded him not to illegally call 911 for a non emergency.

[@mr.duanesharpe]

I would have to agree. He was rude and intrusive. The first cop was rude also until later on then he became normal I guess. Point is don’t use 911 for personal non emergency reasons such as feelings. 🤦🏿‍♂️. I blame the operators also for even buzzing the police.

[@Vitalus]

So true , but in his mind its an emergency becuz he felt Harrassed as he approached the person with a camera.

[@bertquinn9717]

The kind gentleman in the truck admitted this was public property early in your conversation then he said a minute or so later that you can't record on private property.

[@coolraul07]

I like that idea!

[@Mr._OMEGA]

I really think you have one of the best auditing channels on KZbin. I appreciate your calm respectfull demeanor. I hate seeing other auditors try and antagonize a situation to get a response. I really don't know how much you realize it shows, even when others get somewhat hostile. Your calm attitude makes them look a fool. Happy Auditing my friend 👍.

[@cjjameswhosyerdaddy1538]

He is big , but teddy bear..Very respectful

[@poordirtfarmerandhissubsne5185]

When the cops says "you're making people feel uncomfortable" tell him he should go out and buy them a puffy cushion to sit on :)

[@leemoore9933]

These all result in adults resorting back to being 10-12 yr. old's arguing in the back yard.

[@marksamuelsen2750]

The SCPD has always denied citizens of there constitutional rights! As a former resident I’ve been harassed and assaulted by these criminal cops during my life. I now live in Greensboro, NC primarily because NY is to expensive but I did consider getting away from the SCPD as part of the decision to leave. The last incident I had with these criminal cops was they banged on my motorhome door at 2am while I was parked at a friends home in Sound Beach at the end of a 40’ driveway. I moved the curtains and asked them what’s going on? The cop said they had a complaint from the property owner that I was illegally parked there and I had to leave immediately. I laughed in his face saying I would call the property owner right now and he could talk to him. Then he said oh it was a complaint from a neighbor and not the owner. I laughed at him again and said I know the neighbors here and they wouldn’t do that. So he demanded I open the door and i refused. Now he was really pissed off and threatening to break in and arrest me. I foolishly said Go fuck yourself . He punched the door and actually dented the door of my motorhome. His partner grabbed him and they walked away. The next day I went to the precinct and attempted to file a complaint. Not 1 individual there would assist me and I was ignored. So I left. The SCPD has been corrupt for decades. They are one of the highest paid police in America and most are corrupt and dangerous. From my 1st hand experience I’ve only met criminal cops in Suffolk County, NY. and that has been since 1970 when I had my first encounter with these guys.

[@hjsvideo]

You are always so cordial which is perfect. There's no way that you should ever be harassed by the officers. They should know the law! The one officer was nice at the end but certainly not at the start of the encounter. I'm glad that he didn't harass you too much.

[@Just-Tony]

It's cool that more and more cops are "getting it", when it comes to recording.... that change in attitude is all down to good auditors. 👏👏👏

[@my0p1n10nst1nks]

@@catherinewinkeler8587, oh no, that man is exercising his rights!

[@dn734]

@@catherinewinkeler8587 Cops are not heroes Catherine.., does your mommy know you're here? This is the kind of place where you learn that 'santa' and the 'tooth fairy' are also lies.

[@ayletthauki5023]

Cops are finding better ways to violate 1st Amendment Auditors by using Officer Safety to jam you up for about$10,000 for 6 different charges that you pay and then Judge Drops charges and you pay $10,000

[@my0p1n10nst1nks]

@@jessicalee3929, laws trump your feelings. Sorry.

[@nickwood1062]

@@catherinewinkeler8587 good auditors want change and the cops to "get it". There are others that just want views

[@georgeclelland2616]

Looks like these ignorant employees have been allowed to get away with this type of behaviour for way too long. Well done Sean. Power to the people.

[@bodysuitguy]

You clearly weren't listening, it is "private property". Seems like they need reminded who they work for and why they get that pay check every month and that cushy pension they are wasting their days waiting for- good job LIA

[@carlmartin8723]

Every American should be exercising their rights as much as possible. IF you don;t exercise them, they're easy to lose!

[@shereenpage1611]

Stay humble. This is more than one man educating a few, it is about "we the people".

[@tc96z1]

Cop gruffly asks LIA: “Why are you making people feel uncomfortable?” (You know we’re off to a good start.)

[@lizcollinson2692]

Yeah I think it clicked when he responded "r-i-g-h-t or r-i-t-e"

[@DirtyPlumbus]

The cop then immediately disregards the discomfort he is causing by not respecting personal space. Feels for me, not for thee.

[@enoughofthis]

Yeah, then he got an education from the second cop after that he changed his attitude

[@MrAnarchris]

In the criminal justice system, uncomfortable based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York , the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Uncomfortable Victims Unit. These are their stories

[@tektkite7255]

I dont know what the issue is ... he is with the feelings police; so enforcing feelings and making public officials comfortable is his job. cant fault him for this

[@bobmurray3229]

Once again, stellar job ! First officer came in hot then calmed down. Second officer was great. Your the best Sean 🇺🇸

[@jimbaucom8466]

Keep taking these people to school !

[@tallchap8070]

“You’re making the people here uncomfortable..” and yet he didn’t bring any blankets or pillows.

[@edwinmcguire6040]

Our INSUBORDINATE Employees need to start getting FIRED, This is getting RIDICULOUS how they act like they are ABOVE their EMPLOYERS.

[@Carrierdlr1]

Just shows you really don’t need to travel very far to bring out the tyrants and privileged government employees that forgot who they work for!!

[@SmokinBlunts781]

He should of called the mechanics for those brakes instead of calling the cops 😂

[@chrisbudesa]

File Maintenance records

[@priscillafuentes8663]

Love the brake comment,it's gold. I actually laughed aloud. Thank you.🤣😊

[@charlestusin274]

I have to admit I didn't see it going this smooth. Compliments to this officer. The way it started, I expected the worst.

[@janicejackson2016]

It's because they found out who he was

[@BlueMarbleApeMan]

Sad how many public employees don't know that public property isn't private property

[@scorch45]

There's a man with a camera! Get there as fast as you can! Drive as recklessly as possible! Park wherever you feel like! Intimidate! Escalate! Do not identify! Enforce those feelings! Expect everything and give them nothing! What a racket.

[@schnitzjr]

I like how the cop walked through the metal detector with a pistol and 3 mags and it didn't go off.

[@notozknows]

@Long Island Audits Hey, I'm going up to the post office here in Ravenna Monday morning to test water. They are so mad at themselves for screwing your audit up. I'm also going to Ravenna PD to get a complaint form. Thanx for your service!

[@chrisbudesa]

Follow up audits are essential

[@luvlife6347]

Good on you. I truly believe you Auditors are actually putting your lives on the line for our freedoms so god bless you all

[@Vitalus]

Amazing how Officer Right There attitude changed in the later part of the film, after the other officer told him about you. Then he educates Joe Publi and I find it Funny how the Public feel harrassed by a man with a camera in public but dont feel harrassed by all the cameras in and on buildings.

[@kathleenkrug-byle1199]

Then the uncomfortable cop showsup and immediately get’s your face - but then he redeem’s himself

[@carlthetruthwilliams9447]

Any employee at the Village Hall in Islandia, NY who violates, or intimidates, any persons 1st amendment rights while said person is occupying a public space need to be replaced...END OF STORY...

[@lucif3erum]

Honestly, what’s with the “Right There”? Like, that’s obviously a passive aggressive elude. It makes officers look like they think they’re better than you. If you are employed under the color of law, it should be unarguably mandatory to identify your name, rank, and personnel number IMMEDIATELY. People in city hall generally seem like regular folk and I understand why they may hesitate to identify, but again, you’re a public servant, so readily identify yourself in your public servitude.

[@d.p.6940]

7:19 mark. There is clearly ample parking in that lot, but the officer choose to park illegally. I don't think I have ever once seen a police officer park legally, even when given ample spaces from which they may choose. As far as I am concerned, that is a constant ego driven power play.

[@d.p.6940]

@@Remncliff Are you able to cite that code so that we can look it up? Verification is everything.

[@umbrammortis9479]

@@d.p.6940 look it up, it should be in the 1100 section of nys Vehicle and traffic law.

[@oldbroad7672]

They're too stupid to figure out what parking spot lines are for.

[@yrp237]

I agree and it triggers me! Each time I watch, if I was doing the recording I couldn't help myself but to ask them each at least 3 times to park properly before we engage in a consensual conversation since there is clearly no emergency. So I'd never get a thing done on an audit because the running police cars, street blocking & no parking police cars piss me off so much I'd concentrate on that. Best leave it to Sean then....

[@d.p.6940]

@@Remncliff Excellent follow-up, Cliff. Good man. Thanks so much!

[@nenakerissa]

Coffee in hand watching Long Island Audit! Let’s go!!

[@LongIslandAudit]

Thanks Kerissa! Appreciate you! 🙏

[@jblancodj]

Officially my favorite channel also..!!!

[@johnv3733]

@@jblancodj Ditto!!

[@syksie83]

Ditto

[@FairyChild_For_Freedom-Justice]

Don't spill your coffee when things get a rocking in here

[@YooToobHandle]

The maintenance guy thinks he runs everything and everyone in the building. He's the self-appointed junkyard dog. Lots of politicians began their careers by running for town dog catcher. Isn't it remarkable how the lowest ranking employee often takes it upon himself to protect everyone above him? Maybe he'll be promoted to having the official position of village watchdog.

[@LANDSHARKK]

They need to bring back the office of village idiot

[@zoneonemusic]

I'm continually amazed at how upset people get while you remain cool and calm.

[@pamelavida1577]

That's the fun of it!! Quiet manipulation of folk while remaining in control!!!

[@robnutile4338]

Good display of what a good officer is and what a bad officer is in this video. And everybody always says it’s just a few bad apples, nope. The first one hates rights

[@jl904404]

I disagree, there are way more good officers than the ones who think they are the law, had plenty of interactions with police to experience it myself

[@xmarine73]

@@jl904404 disagree all you like... there's far too much corruption that we're finding more and more that the "good" cops ignored for YEARS. We're not finding it because the "good" cops tell someone or arrest someone but because a reporter, an auditor, or a victim of police brutality digs just a tiny bit only to find a trove of corruption. Simple things like putting overtime on a timesheet when they didn't actually work overtime. Officers placing themselves on duty while they are at home for 3-5 hours of their 8 hour shift. Both of which is a felony, as they are government employees. Then there's the trumping up charges, roughing people up, planting paraphernalia to make false arrests, lying on reports, and etc etc etc etc. Where are the good cops when all of that's going on? Standing riiiiiight there watching....

[@roblarrikin]

​@@xmarine73 Well said, Heath. That sums up the situation perfectly.

[@DJknows]

@@jl904404 you can have a good interaction with a bad officer. Maybe even vice versa but I guess that would depend on how bad the interaction is

[@_kt_8160]

You've got the POWER 💥 It went from 100 to 0 in 2 seconds. Once they realized it was you, game over.

[@JenChu-hf5qh]

I couldn't help but sing the first line of your comment. Haha Sean is awesome, bless him.

[@THCshow]

That first cop should be Investigated immediately

[@southerngent8162]

Absolutely, they need to learn they are our public servants, not our superiors.

[@MrAnarchris]

In the criminal justice system, uncomfortable based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York , the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Uncomfortable Victims Unit. These are their stories

[@princesspiplaysbass]

Great comment!

[@terryrodriguez6209]

Good one. Very creative.

[@MrAnarchris]

@@paul3dwards thank you!

[@MrAnarchris]

@@paul3dwards thanks!!

[@MrAnarchris]

@@princesspiplaysbass thank you very much!

[@Rightrudder2]

For those people that think auditors are of no value...Note: this video...... slowly Police dept and public officials are getting the message. Still much to accomplish...i. e. Credit asset forfeitures , Qualified Immunity to name only two.....

[@billlesh5432]

At this time Long Island Audit has East Coast Top Auditor and Bay Area Transparency has the west coast honor.

[@dguggs]

And Amagansett Press has the rest covered! Those are my top 3!

[@LongIslandAudit]

Thanks Bill I appreciate that 🙏

[@malditomalo619]

by far the best one is Long Island 👏😎

[@tc96z1]

All three Auditors do a great job of remaining cordial and respectful almost all the time. The Tyrants are easy to spot because they never approach with mutual respect demanding answers.

[@enoughofthis]

Don't hear from BAT, AP for a while now. LIA is the only one holding the fort and fighting fir our rights right now

[@williamstdog9]

WHY CANT ALL COPS BEHAVE LIKE THIS?!?! We need ppl like L.I.A. here in Canada 🇨🇦!! We’re SO SCREWED UP HERE 😢

[@paulineplittlelady]

Very rude and ignorant public servants and the first cop that showed up.

[@User0player1]

Small suggestion. When the cops claim, "You are making people uncomfortable." Simply respond with the question, "Is someone claiming I am making someone uncomfortable?" In this way the burden of proof remains on officer "Right Here". Now, if there is a claimant then ask for the name of the claimant and when you can speak to them to help honorably settle the alleged matter.

[@Mark-fw1zk]

Or he could just say "Who cares? No one has a right to feel comfortable."

[@User0player1]

@@Mark-fw1zk sure..if you wish to have the burden of proof as the claimant. he who makes the claim has the burden of proof. are you prepared to prove a negative claim?

[@stateradio115]

@@Mark-fw1zk That doesn't help the situation and isn't the type of auditor LIA is. That's something those frauditors would say as they love to antagonize to get a reaction. They don't actually care about the 1A, they only care about views. LIA knows the best way to get people comfortable with filming in public areas is to assuage any negative feelings. It's not his job and you are right, the cops aren't the feelings police but by showing the auditing community is considerate and respectful, it will make more people open to it. I think LIA finds the perfect balance between respect and upholding our rights.

[@ubuntuafrique5802]

Or simply “You’re making me uncomfortable right now”

[@edwardgrimsley4401]

Give Credit where Credit is due, The Teachers Union should cut you a check every month for the amount of Education you provide to Government officials and the Public. Once again GREAT JOB LIA

[@toxmaster1]

Second PO acts like police should always behave to people.

[@mikebaggz]

The cop is a guy I grew up with, original timberline park bball crew, I’m glad he handled the situation pretty good, I’m proud of you Gus.

[@savagexzombiex9467]

A police officer approaching someone and immediately being aggressive and rude…. Shocking

[@lolafalana2021]

You're changing these tyrants one at a time for the benefit of us citizens, Thank you for that.

[@bmanagement4657]

I mean I think it's been proven that too many public employees have open contempt of the citizenry. They even teach in college in public administrative school that public officials do their own thing and exile or eject new people coming in trying to make things better. This is a known and studied fact in colleges. I wish more people went to school to see how much resistance to authority goes on. The doctorates alumni and administration have a bit of an ownership over higher ed but that can be fixed. Government uses police to reinforce non-change.

[@troylee5273]

Or maybe just open contempt for unemployed dumbasses wasting everyone’s time with this nonsense…. “Citizenry” conduct business in there everyday without harassment or any rights violated.

[@mingleceo]

We always look forward to new videos from you. Keep up the great work!

[@LongIslandAudit]

🙏🇺🇸

[@DouglasArnold-cc1cj]

They love saying “private property” when in fact, it’s not

[@tommmorton6625]

Refusing to identify to a member of the public when asked should be grounds for immediate punishment. A week of desk duty or something.

[@mitchellroberts7954]

I like to ask them, straight up, "Why are you being rude to me?" as soon as they initiate a hostile conversation.

[@stephenroger4527]

They have a reason to be rude.do you want yourself on KZbin for some stupid guy with a stupid camera walking in with no credentials.no body likes that

[@mrantion3tp891]

@@stephenroger4527 found a troll

[@faye9441]

11:30 maintenance guy is literally standing beneath a camera that he’s able to handle, but YOUR camera is somehow dangerous..

[@troylee5273]

Security camera much different than an unemployed moron using camera as excuse to try to manufacture ridiculous drama.

[@edgegymnastics8409]

I don’t understand why the clerk was so rude. And why many people in that position are also rude. They have a nice job and seem to hate it and hate people.

[@robertstalnaker5728]

Perceived authority over the people they are paid to serve

[@charlesrosaly]

Thumbs up ! That lady that came out of the office is disgusting.

[@DjVortex-w]

That second police officer was extraordinarily professional.

[@lisasueroyer]

Mr. Reyes, when they use your first name as a subtle indication (also a veiled intimidation tactic) of knowing who you are, you should feel free to gently remind them that in a polite society, it is a sign of disrespect to call a person by their first name unless they have been invited to do so.