Security Guards FREAK Out Over A Man With A Camera & Call Police! EDUCATED!

[@LongIslandAudit]

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[@rickkoshak4919]

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[@StephanieR-kj9rg]

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[@Luckylou1987]

I got teary eyes when the cops did the right decision

[@deecarlisle5938]

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[@Nikkithedog-t6b]

I like that you start the scripted pitch for the scam up so blatantly so I could rush forward.

[@barbaraavila6249]

Wow, police officers who actually understand the First Amendment.

[@Auditinginthe405]

that smile on the cops face when he walked up 👌

[@lizcollinson2692]

And fans, that's quite the example.

[@fL_0m3n]

He learn it from watching videos on KZbin not from 6 months training. This is what policing looks like when you takie your job seriously and try to educate yourself on your free time.

[@markhepworth]

@@fL_0m3nExactly!

[@The.Messenger.2832]

They got the education from Sean's channel, as the Sergeant stated to be a fan.

[@kylehill4437]

That Sergeant was top tier. Polite, nice, friendly, service oriented. That is what cops should be like all across the country.

[@MrCS-81]

Amazing Sergeant !

[@toddembry5946]

Yes 1st rate! Wish more police where like him. They sure could learn something from that Sargent.

[@chrisdiane8429]

And if they're not respectable they need to be held accountable a reprimand and class then maybe they'll come back out being nice

[@22KingRancher]

When you call the cops on a guy and they show up and tell him that they're a fan of his, its probably not going to go the way you thought

[@paulc-xj9ck]

When I was a kid I wanted to be a clown, I grew out of it. The security guy never did.

[@caliaslines1]

😂😂

[@mateshaljc]

😂

[@MaxPaxton]

22KingRancher - Your comment deserves 100,000 likes.

[@DaveBlackburnsMixTape]

This Sergeant is a star. He knows that you can hear him, Sean, but he's giving the facility and security managers the impression that they're having a private conversation and keeping their dignity by not being embarrassed in front of you.

[@ANTIStraussian]

98% of audits are just videos of buildings snd then the auditor exports it to an external drive and no one very sees it. Ironically we only see the 2% of videos were the people confront the camera man. Even I tried to do an audit and got 3 hours of cell phone footage of nothing and no one talking to me.

[@delionfire4084]

Legitimately said

[@gibsonms]

@@ANTIStraussian… and? You think the MSM publishes every second of footage that they record?

[@Amos_Quito]

​@@ANTIStraussiandon't give up. I just followed you

[@ANTIStraussian]

@@Amos_Quito 🤣

[@gearoftones8585]

Notice how when these people are educated, rather than apologise for being wrong, they just scurry away and hide in shame

[@davehernandez4177]

It would be cool if they didn’t even apologize. But at least an acknowledgement. But I agree with you.

[@SpaceClick]

People are embarrassed when they are wrong. Human nature. I think in situations like this LIA should attempt to go back to them and rather than an "I told you so", should shake their hands and say "no hard feelings". This is how you get someone to change, through education and kindness, not condescension and ridicule.

[@FancyPants243]

😂😂😂😂 Right

[@fowrunnah]

Always the case..

[@Moonlight-řæven]

I mean duh lol that’s human nature

[@calvinthebold99]

Those signs serve only ONE purpose: To prevent the public from seeing if any civil servants are engaged in poor conduct like malfeasance, incompetence, racism or other forms of improper service.

[@Keepskatin]

True, but you can always record them with hidden cameras. The problem with that is there are laws against hidden recording.

[@RightToFreedomGirl]

@ FACTS : Wow! that was perfecrly said. Bravo ... i am serious. I've never heard it cover all basis. May i share your comment with others giving u credit?

[@FreeU.S.]

​​@@Keepskatinthere are laws about recording secretly in public?

[@respectmyauthoritah1875]

That's why the police hate being recorded.

[@SpaceClick]

@@Keepskatin In general, hidden cameras are allowed as long as you stick to the reasonable expectation of privacy and one-party consent rules. So in public, they are legal.

[@thefancytiefling]

Shout out to these police officers who actually understood the First amendment. That's a rarity nowadays

[@JOSHUAloves1]

That Sergeant and his partner restores hope to humanity. It's that powerful and simple!

[@dangerous8333]

Well, that’s a false hope. You’re witnessing the collapse of an empire right now. Instances like this are a drop in the bucket.

[@kenrhoads555]

Bravo, FINALLY, an officer who knows AND honors the US Constitution

[@johnandrews3568]

And he's a fan!

[@dshehny]

And knows Sean by name!

[@SaucyOperator]

We the people are affecting change! I laughed out loud and almost choked on my drink. When he said well it's your responsibility to protect that private information!!!! LOVED THIS!

[@SaucyOperator]

We've got to reach out to that department and let them know what a BADASS this Sargeant is. Can't just call about the bad ones, we've got to step up for the good ones!!!

[@REELTIMEREVIEWS1]

not really he shoulve have asked if he could talk privately with him fail there.

[@deanebrownfield6866]

This is how every cop in the country needs to act. What a breath of fresh air. Every cop needs to be forced to watch this video and take a test every year on it just to keep their jobs.

[@chrisbudesa]

Imagine that: the police are starting to learn..

[@HeathKentucky]

Absolutely. Continuing education never hurt anyone

[@nycowboy2288]

what is amazing job the 👮‍♀️ did. You could hear the cop say it’s their responsibility to protect the private information.. what’s the difference if you could write it down or recorded it. If there’s private information laying around somebody that really wanted it will get it not somebody walk around, holding up their phone.. what am I saying? It’s just an excuse they use . So they can stop you from recording corruption..

[@walkingdeadman4208]

​@@darthtechnologies553maybe they will watch his channel and get the education the cops have gotten from watching videos.

[@JohnnyRayedd-Neck]

Speaks through his nose exactly, I’m no bootlicker I’m sick f these fraditors, deliberately set out to stir up shit, under the guise of amendment rights , BS. Their out there to make $ bottom line. I hate the fact LIA and the other idiots lie lie lie, that they’re doing it for us. Well I don’t go to post offices police stations City Hall and the DMV and violate People’s rights, videoing so I don’t need them to do it for me.Ask yourself this; when’s the last time you went into a post office or stood outside a bank videoing for an hour? Never right? So why do we need frauitors to protect rights we will never use? Ok say you want to go in a DMV and make a video for your kids school project maybe one time in your life, well you know your rights under the constitution and can use them if and when you need them.

[@DRaquascapes]

Those officers are the golden standard when it comes to upholding the oath they took.

[@ToeKneeMarlow]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@lasueloarca6388]

I totally agree. It is heartwarming. At the same time, it is sad that this bare minimum actually shocks us!

[@joaniemarie9468]

Very satisfying video. Thank you Shawn for effecting change for good 👍

[@sidsmith8385]

Those 2 police officers should both be high ranking in the police academy, taxpayer money well spent..

[@froyo7337]

What a great example of honoring their oath to the Constitution! Hopefully uninformed police are watching this video and taking notes.

[@jeffsmall9058]

Agreed!

[@redman8767able]

It is VERY impressive how many cops watch his content and like it.

[@dadsapp]

Those are the good ones which have integrity and worth keeping...the ones we want as our peace officers.

[@buffalobill2965]

We need our rights to be mandatory in schools. We need patriotism taught again.

[@damienhenriquez9754]

Yeah, his professionalism and kindness has taken him very far. Because of this I think it’s really hard for anybody to dislike his approach.

[@terryjohnson3479]

@@dadsapp If half the cops did their jobs correctly the other half would be in prison. There are no good cops. They all love the thin blue line

[@EJ-74]

The thing is the so called good cops are watching their gang members commit crimes and violate people's rights etc and do nothing about it which makes them just as bad and is a big part of the problem, they investigate themselves and do not hold themselves accountable!!! That said it was good to see cops uphold their oath and stand up for LIA's rights...

[@edhunter2009]

We need to start a petition. That Sargent needs to be promoted to chief IMMEDIATELY!

[@tomwaytula90]

Why should he be promoted to Chief just because he done his job correctly?

[@jbcfamily4802]

​@@tomwaytula90 He seemed delighted about it to, honestly which is rare

[@brandonbriones1409]

@@tomwaytula90Because they typically don't

[@zainquadri1206]

​@@tomwaytula90That sergeant deserves to be promoted because he falls in the 0.01 percentile who will not kill mr. tomwaytula90 just because he has a badge and a gun... If he doesn't get promoted someone who will kill mr. tomwaytula90 will get promoted...

[@Sam-qh1sh]

🤣😂🤣yeh because that’s how it works!! Muppet

[@lasueloarca6388]

What I love about this encounter is that the police made contact at 13:24 and then at 16:40 it was all over. In 3 minutes and 16 seconds, they were able to investigate, defuse, and de-escalate the situation, educate the uninformed about the law, express that they were fans of Sean's channel without spending any more time on that, and then leave with everyone involved feeling heard. 3 MINUTES! That means they have more time to take care of more pressing tasks. No waste of taxpayers money. No ego. No star-struck. No cop splaining. No bossing around. No tyrant behavior. Just professional! What a contrast to most other videos of encounters with the LE! LEO's all over the world should watch this video and learn from it. This is how you make your workday enjoyable and effective! And this is how you stay safe and build trust with the citizens. Great job Sean and LEO's!

[@claudiametzger306]

I would call them "peace officers"! They didn't escalate things. They calmed down the employees by nicely explaining the law. No judgment or infuriating copsplaining. Just the facts. ❤ That made that handsome, tall, refreshing drink of water even hotter......Oh, did I just say that out loud?😊🥰

[@Kjs-td6ro]

You know those security guards wanted to be police officers but couldn't pass the exam

[@dutchreagan3676]

Product of Carter's Department of Misunderedukasjon; we're cranking out a ganeration f kompleat idjutz!

[@paulc-xj9ck]

Meaning he couldn't do "1 + 1 = ?", and couldn't walk around the block without taking a knee.

[@559F13Pupp3t]

Top flight security

[@dutchreagan3676]

@@paulc-xj9ck ... and spell CAT if you spot him the 'C' and the 'A'

[@187misfitsspade]

​@@dutchreagan3676did you just have a stroke?.... Do we need to send help?🦖💯

[@Eazy3TE]

That sergeant was absolutely AMAZING!! He didn’t say you were looking for a reaction or confrontation he simply said it is your right to do so! Good for him! Awesome job!

[@upshift2690]

The sgt did a great job not only doing his job but also teaching the young officer the rights and wrongs. This is something that he will remember for ever!

[@nathanhorodyski]

Capital police did do an amazing job! They deserved a handshake. Credit where credits due. Thank you for honoring your oath.

[@austrianoakjr]

Police officers like these two, who support transparency and accountability, are bridging the gap of mistrust between the public and our government! Major props for a job well done!

[@ryanmichael3052]

Although it didnt look kike the officer lied what his sargent did. Looks like he wanted to FLEX

[@punkrockcowgirl6929]

...coached.

[@punkrockcowgirl6929]

...coached. Wait till, hopefully, Sean gets more time in SWPA?

[@-WhyteOwl]

I had an issue with police last night where they threatened me with arrest on public property for "obstruction." Complaints will be filed and processes will be made. Done with these tyrants, thank you Sean for educating us on how to act.

[@dadsapp]

Common tactic to confuse the public...sounds scary enough to back most people down.

[@lightstar3817]

Fun fact Gabee obstruction is more often than not a physical act. Police claim that you can obstruct a crime scene by drawing their attention away from the scene itself.

[@ianhill4585]

Every dirty trick to get their own way, if you know you're right, stand your ground and don't bow down, they rely on blind obedience.and hate hearing the word" NO". Something they should get used to.

[@TheTuesday11]

⁠@@ianhill4585not all of them, not even most of them. This Sargent and officer did an excellent job.

[@burntvirtue]

​@@TheTuesday11Absolutely most of them or else this KZbin account wouldn't even exist.

[@captainhowdy9845]

Speaking as a former officer, I just want to say that this was a textbook example of how to police a situation. Most of the time, officers don't want to have praise showered on them for doing their job correctly, neither do they wish to be berated for getting it wrong. They just want to go in, explain the situation, check that everything is calm and then get out again. It doesn't need people to come up and tell them how amazing they are. The best feeling I used to get in a situation was when I went in, did my job, and then left without anyone really noticing I was ever there. The best policing is policing you don't notice. The best praise these two officers can be given is that they did their job to perfection, with the minimum of fuss and interruption to everyone's day.

[@TheDriver21122001]

The caller should be told not to waste time, it's perfectly legal. Avoid the call for service all together.......

[@richardgonzales9922]

Finally got a sergeant and knows what's a constitution is all about

[@dangerous8333]

Finally? Watch more videos.

[@marknewton6984]

Rare. 😮

[@ernie898]

The Sargent was very professional he was awesome that’s how police should be protecting our constitutional rights

[@Wutertheodds]

Finally, cops who are ACTUAL fans of your content. Who uphold their oath and don’t just say “yeah we know what you do Sean, but we’re going to violate your rights anyways” RESPECT

[@JustMe-01]

So refreshing to see intelligent, polite, informed and respectful officers that understand the Constitution.

[@OrbSpider]

Its amazing how effective social media is at training cops that are curious to learn their job. The rest play real life Grand Theft Auto with impunity.

[@swashkiv7509]

Lol I don’t know about that. The cynic in me says the cop has simply seen LIA’s videos before and seen how bad it looks when they violate his rights because they know he has reach. Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy they upheld his rights but was it for the right reasons?

[@Chicanery_Artifice]

@@swashkiv7509 you're making assumptions about something you can't know.

[@juanitawheeler8211]

@@Chicanery_ArtificeI agree, they seemed very sincere to me so I did not automatically go to “they know who he is and his reach” scenario.

[@thegoldstandard55]

​@@swashkiv7509The officers were professional and knew what they were doing. That's all we ask of them, no need to be cynical.

[@GGG3895-d3s]

The amount of professionalism from that SGT was amazing.

[@MoCowbell]

The effect you, a single person, have had on law enforcement is incalculable. Excellent work, sir.

[@babyblueLEGEND]

Not "a single person", "We The People". The many people who support Sean and other audits by making phone calls and sending letters and E-mails. No one person moves the government to change.

[@SpaceClick]

@@babyblueLEGEND Yes, plus having so many people at his back gives him the confidence and power to do what he does.

[@MoCowbell]

Shhhhhh@@babyblueLEGEND

[@lasueloarca6388]

@@SpaceClick The police departments now have two choices; Either get their Facebook page flooded with praise or flooded with grievances! That is the power of We The People!

[@gallosmauricioperalta123]

Bravo mi hermano 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@jimroberts3750]

Everyone should send a positive email to the police department. Positive interactions need to be out there.

[@annie.fish82]

That sergeant didn't just say he knew who you were and has seen your content, he said "I'm a fan of your page." That is huge! LE understanding and supporting what you are doing!

[@SpaceClick]

Exactly, just what is needed, a whole new generation of police officers who understand the constitution. This is what auditing is for, to promote change over time, making the future better for our children and grandchildren. Many nay-sayers may think differently, but those who understand facts and evidence can plainly see that it is a good thing and will only lead to a better society overall.

[@tettsui7377]

Im a cop and I've donated money in the past

[@petemaier6671]

Funny how all the employees and especially security vanished after the police left. That’s the “ Hiding with Shame” routine.

[@elektron2kim666]

It's the: "Oh, no. I was planning to do less here."

[@Ray186]

Dude! They always do that, Remember the $500.00 permit lady. They immediately threw her in the Karen Protection Program. No one was ever going to find her.

[@pep9716]

Kudos to law enforcement for being respectful and professional and protecting your rights.

[@adamtaylor7867]

It feels good to see a cop who is a fan of “we the people”

[@MrCountmein3]

Kudos to the officers for holding up your rights and respecting the Constitution as all officers should.

[@paulengels6926]

One out of a million cops do the right thing. Very rare.

[@patriot1382]

I see that officers now know Mr. Reyes and act very professionally. Boys and girls, this is called affected change in the stars and stripes patriotic American way. God Bless America!

[@walterriley3153]

I applaud those officers. They are exactly what I expect of our public servants. To these gentlemen I say, thank you for honoring your oath to maintain the peace.

[@dadsapp]

DITTO!!!

[@buyerofsorts]

People like Shawn have really exposed how many government workers think that putting up a sign equals a valid law.

[@dorothyrivers846]

Search signs are only meant for private property. They are not meant for public property for which we the people own ✅🧑🏼‍🦽🚶🏿‍♂️🧎🏾‍♂️🧑🏻‍🦯🧑🏽‍🦼👯‍♂️

[@Detectivemattthornton]

“Victory lap!!!” 😂😂😂 I LOVE IT!!! Brother you are DIRECTLY responsible for educating so many people. I promise you those officers in this video who upheld their oath did so as a direct result of your teachings. Don’t ever stop!!!

[@LongIslandAudit]

Thanks brother! We have to link up soon!

[@dadsapp]

They DO need to be recognized and rewarded. We must incentivize good behavior and penalize bad behavior. The officers are to be applauded loudly!!! Bravo gentlemen.

[@DarellRegua-hl9zn]

The sergeant did a hell of a job thanks again Sean for fighting for us citizens of America!!👍😎

[@michaelpaulsen64]

Now that’s the way the police should operate. This guy deserves a promotion.

[@craigking3018]

Except for when he used the term "unfortunately" when describing he had a right to do it.

[@invincible201xxx]

​@@craigking3018 He's just trying to make the caller feel like he wishes he could stop him from recording but he doesnt really care if Sean is recording

[@Utoko]

They did well but they already knew who he was and that he has one of the biggest audit channels. Hopefully they do just as well with random people.

[@goldamra13]

SARGENT IS A TRUE LEADER, walks in, no laws being broken, educate the staff and bounce. TRAINING VIDEO ANYONE? Thanks Sean for another great vid.👊🏽

[@bvjh]

This is proof that what you are doing is working. The 1st amendment audit community is getting bigger and forcing changes. Love it!

[@nyricancoqui]

Because LI Audit is not one of these other 1st Amendment Auditors that curse everyone out and gets disrespectful, Law Enforcement knew exactly who Sean was and knew that he was not doing anything illegal. This was great to watch them uphold the Constitution and like always, bravo to LI Audit for Peacefully exercising his 1st Amendment Rights.

[@paulc-xj9ck]

Sean, you've made an impact. Now many cops are afraid of loosing their security blanket, qualified immunity, as they're threatening to cage you, or actually caging you. I remember a day when govt. thugs would roll up on you while putting on their "public beating gloves."

[@newportninja245]

Lets give another round of applause to the SGT. Professional, educated the public, did his job, shook your hand, left the scene. A+++ 🚔👮‍♂️

[@consentofthegoverned5145]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@thefaithfulcitizen]

Props to that SGT. He's one of the most professional, cordial, and constitutionally upholding I've seen. 🎉

[@gunnydeeP.I.]

Wow. Finally a cop who honored the constitution. Refreshing.

[@KYcrop44]

Holy crap that brought tears to my eyes when the cops FINALLY did their job and educated those citizens instead of harassing you !!

[@nebyuhailenh]

Those cops were on their toes and their best behaviour and even addressed Sean by his first name when greeting him. This is amazing. Sean you're making real change

[@darkstatehk]

Shout out to the Sergeant and his officer. Well done guys.

[@Kelz_369]

That sergeant and the other officer were so polite and respectful. I'm so happy to see the bright side of these interactions. Great job... you are always very polite and respectful as well.

[@jeanna7851]

❤

[@Vade1313]

WOW! A cop actually doing his JOB! I'm shocked!!!

[@ccricc]

FANTASTIC to see how the Officers responded here! They knew the law and did not try to enforce policy. This is because of your work, Sean! Keep it up, you are affecting change!

[@allaccessshogun]

Stand up Sargent!!!! Every department needs a Sargent like him. Bravo 👏🏼

[@petrikarkkainen1586]

Being sarcastic?

[@cecilianavarro9879]

​@@petrikarkkainen1586 you're the one being SARCASTIC!!! 😂 UMMM ! YOUR NAME AND LAST NAME SAID IT ALL, UFFF!

[@petrikarkkainen1586]

Your name is quite beautiful.....and you are being naive....@@cecilianavarro9879

[@raviraghoo5607]

Those 2 officers are true patriots.

[@-KingOfKhaos]

Gotta love when local PD rolls up and they know exactly who you are and not in a bad way… you’re making the changes Sean! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Leetokee101]

CAN WE GET A HOORAH!!! 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@veronicahartman1751]

Loved how he addressed him by his first name! That was one for the books!!! Sean Rocks ❤️

[@Meruem5]

@@ksofficerofficer7858 Try using captions on the video, should work in your own language

[@DirtyPlumbus]

These people will never stop coming up with reasons to strip you of your rights. They should not be tolerated.

[@rickysmix]

Mad respects to those 2 officers. If you see this, you just earned hundreds of fans!

[@nathanpitts5297]

Yes!!! This is what we the people are guaranteed by the constitution from law enforcement officers. I tip my hat to this officer. You’re creating change that unfortunately never should’ve needed change, Sean. Keep up the great work

[@DadCanFixAnything]

❤ Great work again Sean! That Sergeant needs to be promoted to Chief. He never tried to escalate and did an excellent job in honoring his oath and calmly explaining citizen's rights to the facility staff.

[@1985strongman]

The security guard that “knew” who you were really had an opportunity to create change and blew it. If you “know” something in your workplace is unconstitutional and don’t do something about it, it’s 10x worse than just not knowing. You’re intentional now that you “know” instead of accidental for unknowingly violating the right.

[@SouthBayRacing408]

He prob did tell them. But management is going to "manage".

[@1985strongman]

@@SouthBayRacing408 you’re right, homeboy should get the benefit of the doubt. Reading his body language, it doesn’t look like that’s the case 🤷

[@DirtyPlumbus]

Seeing constitutional auditor videos doesn't mean you support them.

[@SilkyJonson]

@@DirtyPlumbusthere are plenty of people that watch these videos and decide they hate the idea of freedom.

[@jynxdontaskmesht]

This was a VICTORY!! I sounded like the sergeant got his training from watching Sean. We the people big win this tour. Shows the progress Sean has made thank you for your service and sacrifices.

[@zztop4996]

This is how every cop in our American Republic needs to act.

[@shanebracht745]

We The People are making a difference together!!! Thanks to both officers for earning our respect instead of our hate!

[@chipWayne]

Should be in the law enforcement policy to watch 40 hours of long island audits. Great job Sean 👏🏼 👍

[@wadestanton]

Maybe first have training on not shooting unarmed people.

[@Shadow__133]

Agree. This one video should be enough.

[@TheDaneofCoosCounty]

LOVE IT WHEN THEY UPHOLD OUR RIGHTS!!!!

[@Miguel_2112]

Great job by the responding officers. Great to see Law Enforcement upholding the rights of Law Abiding Citizens.

[@marazion]

This is one of my absolute favourite audits. That officer smiling broadly and telling you he is a fan of your work is as good as it gets. Bravo, Sean! What you do is absolutely having an effect. Though I'm not American myself I live near the border and spend a lot of time in the US. I feel safer when south of 49th parallel knowing you are working tirelessly to promote transparency and to fight tyranny. Thank you for all that you do!

[@freshpack8928]

Rock solid proof that your channel and other auditor channels are doing their job. Finally an officer smart enough to look at some audit videos to learn how to serve the public better . Kudos to you and those officers !

[@jgjg329]

ROCK SOLID PROOF. I hate to be cynical, but I have a hard time believing that the Sergeant would have conducted himself that way without seeing videos like Sean. This is working. It’s really working.

[@freshpack8928]

@@jgjg329 you just proved my point . The cop was educated from watching Sean’s videos

[@jgjg329]

@@freshpack8928apologies, my comment was definitely confusing. I was fully agreeing with you and just adding my own point that I don’t believe any officer (no matter how good) would have conducted themselves this professionally if it wasn’t for Sean. Agreeing with you completely. So beautiful to see.

[@freshpack8928]

@@jgjg329 no problem man! Sometimes it’s difficult to decipher messages .

[@wendycrawford4851]

I love when law enforcement comes up and says " Hi Sean , I'm a fan of your page."! Progresses!Accountability and transparency. There's such a beautiful change happening. Peaceful, educational, movement from sea to shinning sea.

[@adventuresoflittlejohnny]

As soon as the officer said that, the head of security and the building manger were toast!

[@Rizik1986]

I think the officer was a little star struck seeing Sean. He was eager to talk with him so much that he disengaged with the public servants to say he is a fan of Sean and Auditing. We the People need to highlight these great cops! I call em unicorns simply for being so rare! This interaction might be the next step in Sean helping bridge the gap between We the People and Law Enforcement Departments. Change is happening and we need to keep the momentum going for this powerful movement. We the People taking back control over government who has ran amok.

[@MrMaelstrom07]

That. Was. Brilliant. "You're a public employee in a public area, you can be recorded"

[@brent7866]

very encouraging to see the cops agree, and explain to the uneducated workers. we the people need to take a stand!

[@richardgonzales9922]

He is not uneducated he's just misinformed he's been told lies by liberals all his life.

[@brianechausse5049]

The facilities manager walked right up to you WITHOUT identifying his first and last name, and then minutes later, he complained he was being harassed. If you don't want to be on camera, then don't walk up to the camera!!! Cops honored their oath as well..

[@jackfitzpatrick8173]

Two cops who clearly accept that citizens have certain rights guaranteed by the Constitution.

[@MadameBraynDamaj]

Definitely shows those cops were paying attention to this world and what people want. Only the bad ones worry about cameras

[@Nutnboujee]

ABSOLUTELY TRUE!! Those that shy away are VERY ashamed of something. I would be PROUD to have cameras on me. I help my community, I obey the law and I am proud of my behavior, confident in my choices and have GREAT self control! I would be proud to show that I am honest, kind and do my BEST!!👍🏼👍🏼💜💕. ANY CAMERA WELCOME!

[@scottr.2069]

Bravo to both of these officers. No ego, no condescension, down to earth good people. Very refreshing to see, thanks officers!!!

[@claudiametzger306]

I think you could rightfully call them "peace officers".❤

[@4kingace379]

It's a shame we're not taught our rights in school, they're so important to us and that fact alone shows the importance of auditors on social media 🤟

[@ItsBriiiiii]

I was, but that was the 1980's and 90's. Not sure what they're teaching kids these days, don't really want to know ;)

[@moontrack4625]

When Law Enforcement doesn’t come to every citizen encounter NEEDING TO WIN, the public, Constitution and safety are the winners.

[@MarineJavi]

One of the very few Sgt that knows the job and upholds their oath to the Constitution

[@k9momma1]

It's working Sean, words getting out there thanks to you and all the wonderful auditors putting themselves on the front lines to protect the Constitution.......stay safe

[@jhard94]

Amazing when a sergeant watches your videos, understands them, and upholds the law. For once, there’s a good cop out there that doesn’t try to escalate the problems out of ego and just upholds the law. Gotta love it.

[@lasueloarca6388]

I agree. And also even though he said he was a fan of LIA, he still was able to act neutral, listen with empathy to the other two guys, and use empathy to try to connect with them and inform them in the least threatening or condescending way possible. He did the right thing, separated LIA from the other two, and listened to the others first as they were the ones who had complained. The Sergeant made a clear distinction of being a personal fan, but acting as a professional police officer. No ego or bias. That is the most amazing part of this in my opinion.

[@JD-to5bm]

All I can say is WOW! The Sergeant saying he is a fan of yours in front of the employees. WOW! The Sergeant and the officer were perfect! Saying you’re not gonna get any trouble from them. LOVE IT! YES! You deserved this one Sean!

[@florentinosoto2576]

Not all hero’s wear capes. This man is fighting for our country.

[@lynneyoung-beggs2363]

I just love how the public servants throw out the word harassment when they don’t want to identify themselves. They come to the camera, get upset about being recorded, pepper you with questions, bark out their orders, don’t identify & won’t even entertain your logic. It was great to see the officers stand for our rights. Great job as always!

[@lynneyoung-beggs2363]

@Krissbosschino I have no clue to whom you’re referring. My comment was directed toward the man who worked in an official capacity, not security guards. Maybe I’m wrong about his position.

[@t1h_tvj212]

⁠@Krissbosschinoso ur talking about a whole other continent 😂 . There job title is literally public servant , it’s not meant to be derogatory. The point of their job is to be of service to the public and to do their job in a manner to which it betters the public as a whole and they are payed by the public tax dollars meaning their paycheck literally comes from the people .

[@yowhy4305]

​​@Krissbosschino. What's worse is you're not even a citizen, if you don't like the term public servant, man you gotta live with being a crown subject lol

[@lasueloarca6388]

@@yowhy4305 Gold!

[@gshoots4357]

@Krissbosschino Stop chatting shit, I'm from England and have friends and family who consider themselves civil servants, they are the exact same thing as the Americans public servants, its not a derogatory term in anyway.

[@theglobalvagabond3074]

I find it AMAZING how many officials don't know the difference between a law and a sign dreamed up, printed, and placed on a wall by an employee. Also, I love the grin on the police officers face and the fact that they said "Wat up Sean!"

[@MuzixMaker]

Why are these idiots wearing masks in late 2023?

[@ByeByeBS]

The signs and the policy they represent came from much higher up in the administration of the DOT or DMV. The employees do as they are told, as they are "just following orders".

[@joeyeskewicz5023]

Kudos to the capital officers for educating the Pennsylvania DOT security director & the facility manager on freedom of the press- great work, Sean!

[@phillipanthony2402]

There's nothing better than when these officers honor and uphold their oaths. Great work guys. And great work Sean. Really awesome to see.

[@rickpittenger7692]

FINALLY! The LEOs are learning to uphold our rights!

[@ethansledzianowski8056]

Leo's?

[@BrooklynBalla]

@@ethansledzianowski8056 Law Enforcement Officers

[@Lksupasteien]

@@ethansledzianowski8056 Law Enforcement Officer

[@markbanks4738]

@@ethansledzianowski8056 law enforcement officers

[@ethansledzianowski8056]

Well said!

[@jackmennella6627]

How encouraging to have these two law officers educate the facility / security supervisors. 👍

[@billtate6962]

Now if only public servants would learn that policies are for employees....laws are for the public. Unless they wanna pay me...I don't care what ANY of their policies are. There are LAWS that govern ME in a public building.

[@jamiehubbs1699]

I am Canadian....so why is it that I am better educated on the rights and freedoms of Americans than most Americans? It is because of people like Sean. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK and THANKS!

[@markhepworth]

As a Brit I ask the same question..

[@sexyboiibra]

As an Australian I’m asking the same thing…

[@paulengels6926]

Because the average Canadian is way more smarter then the average American.

[@paulengels6926]

​@@markhepworthbecause the average Brit is smarter then the average American.

[@paulengels6926]

​@@sexyboiibrabecause the average Australian is smarter then the average American.

[@veronicahartman1751]

SNAP!!! A Sgt. who upholds the Constitution!!! Love the two officers! They are an example of what other officers should be following!!! 💙👮‍♂️💙👮‍♂️💙👮‍♂️

[@schimenti1]

"It's your responsibility to make sure "private information" is not publicly accessible". THANK YOU OFFICER for being educated.

[@DougInPA1]

As a PA resident Im so glad to see the police know the recording laws! Well done!!

[@Sandra-zb1bm]

I love that “some” law enforcement know who you are. It shows what you’re doing is actually making a difference. The Sgt. was very pleasant and did his job. YOU are awesome, Sean. Great job as usual ❤

[@davefoster9495]

What a fantastic example of a professional police officer 👍👍

[@vNTCv]

Not even 30 seconds in and I love this. "How you doing Sean, I'm a fan of your page" Shout out to GOOD Law Enforcement!

[@LovelyAbyssinianCat-ye6bd]

What is up with these people with these masks they come up to you and it is on their chin then they pull it up over their mouth and then pull down under their nose then there are some that don't wear one

[@LudwigVonFriedman]

PROMOTE THOSE OFFICERS TO CHIEFS OF POLICE IMMEDIATELY

[@CelleSleuths]

lmao YES.

[@punkrockcowgirl6929]

​@@CelleSleuths...coached. Wait till, hopefully, Sean gets more time in SWPA?

[@punkrockcowgirl6929]

...coached. Wait till, hopefully, Sean gets more time in SWPA?

[@johnphillips7444]

We need PSA's to inform citizens that photography is not a crime and there is no expectation of privacy in public.

[@laurabg379]

Exactly you have no expectation of privacy in a public place.

[@HoffyRS]

Yeah its crazy how many people think they cant be recorded but then they dont even question the cameras put up by the “authorities”

[@suzanarozanadana]

Maybe a sticker campaign is what's needed

[@bluevegas01]

@@HoffyRS which is so dumb to me because as soon as there's an issue when it comes to them, THEN they whip out their phones and start recording.

[@Tay04723]

Our government spies on us through Pegasus spyware on our phones without us knowing, there is no expectation of privacy at all