Supervisor Orders Officers To Leave Citizen Alone

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@darthgorthaur258]

AtA, buddy I think you might have stuck the wrong title on this vid ? Or I'm missing something big time, cous I don't see a supervisor turning up or telling them to leave the dude alone so if I'm missing something can someone please help me out with a few hints lol...

[@Bluzitos]

i would definetly get officer Mackenzie's number

[@wheatdevon]

“ *Those who are capable of tyranny are capable of perjury to sustain it* .” “... *only those who have the will and the power to shoot down their fellow men, are the real rulers in this, as in all other (so-called) civilized countries; for by no others will civilized men be robbed, or enslaved* .” ― Lysander Spooner, No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority *"So these villains, who call themselves governments, well understand that their power rests primarily upon stolen money* . *With money they can hire soldiers, and with soldiers extort money* . *And, when their authority is denied, the first use they always make of money, is to hire soldiers to kill or subdue all who refuse them more money* ." *-The payment of taxes, being compulsory, of course furnishes no evidence that any one voluntarily supports the Constitution* . *It is true that the theory of our Constitution is, that all taxes are paid voluntarily; that our government is a mutual insurance company, voluntarily entered into by the people with each other; that each man makes a free and purely voluntary contract with all others who are parties to the Constitution, to pay so much money for so much protection, the same as he does with any other insurance company; and that he is just as free not to be protected, and not to pay any tax, as he is to pay a tax, and be protected* . *But this theory of our government is wholly different from the practical fact* . *The fact is that the government, like a highwayman, says to a man: Your money, or your life* . *And many, if not most, taxes are paid under the compulsion of that threat* ;. *The government does not, indeed, waylay a man in a lonely place, spring upon him from the road side, and, holding a pistol to his head, proceed to rifle his pockets* . *But the robbery is none the less a robbery on that account; and it is far more dastardly and shameful* . *The highwayman takes solely upon himself the responsibility, danger, and crime of his own act* . *He does not pretend that he has any rightful claim to your money, or that he intends to use it for your own benefit* . *He does not pretend to be anything but a robber* . *He has not acquired impudence enough to profess to be merely a “protector,” and that he takes men’s money against their will, merely to enable him to “protect” those infatuated travellers, who feel perfectly able to protect themselves, or do not appreciate his peculiar system of protection* . *He is too sensible a man to make such professions as these* . *Furthermore, having taken your money, he leaves you, as you wish him to do* . *He does not persist in following you on the road, against your will; assuming to be your rightful “sovereign,” on account of the “protection” he affords you* . *He does not keep “protecting” you, by commanding you to bow down and serve him; by requiring you to do this, and forbidding you to do that; by robbing you of more money as often as he finds it for his interest or pleasure to do so; and by branding you as a rebel, a traitor, and an enemy to your country, and shooting you down without mercy, if you dispute his authority, or resist his demands* . *He is too much of a gentleman to be guilty of such impostures, and insults, and villanies as these* . *In short, he does not, in addition to robbing you, attempt to make you either his dupe or his slave* . *The proceedings of those robbers and murderers, who call themselves “the government,” are directly the opposite of these of the single highwayman* . *In the first place, they do not, like him, make themselves individually known; or, consequently, take upon themselves personally the responsibility of their acts* . *On the contrary, they secretly (by secret ballot) designate some one of their number to commit the robbery in their behalf, while they keep themselves practically concealed* . *They say to the person thus designated:* *Go to A- B-, and say to him that “the government” has need of money to meet the expenses of protecting him and his property* . *If he presumes to say that he has never contracted with us to protect him, and that he wants none of our protection, say to him that that is our business, and not his; that we choose to protect him, whether he desires us to do so or not; and that we demand pay, too, for protecting him* . *If he dares to inquire who the individuals are, who have thus taken upon themselves the title of “the government,” and who assume to protect him, and demand payment of him, without his having ever made any contract with them, say to him that that, too, is our business, and not his; that we do not choose to make ourselves individually known to him; that we have secretly (by secret ballot) appointed you our agent to give him notice of our demands, and, if he complies with them, to give him, in our name, a receipt that will protect him against any similar demand for the present year* . *If he refuses to comply, seize and sell enough of his property to pay not only our demands, but all your own expenses and trouble beside* . *If he resists the seizure of his property, call upon the bystanders to help you (doubtless some of them will prove to be members of our band)* . *If, in defending his property, he should kill any of our band who are assisting you, capture him at all hazards; charge him (in one of our courts) with murder, convict him, and hang him* . *If he should call upon his neighbors, or any others who, like him, may be disposed to resist our demands, and they should come in large numbers to his assistance, cry out that they are all rebels and traitors; that “our country” is in danger; call upon the commander of our hired murderers; tell him to quell the rebellion and “save the country,” cost what it may* . *Tell him to kill all who resist, though they should be hundreds of thousands; and thus strike terror into all others similarly disposed* . *See that the work of murder is thoroughly done, that we may have no further trouble of this kind hereafter* . *When these traitors shall have thus been taught our strength and our determination, they will be good loyal citizens for many years, and pay their taxes without a why or a wherefore* . *It is under such compulsion as this that taxes, so called, are paid* . *And how much proof the payment of taxes affords, that the people consent to support “the government,” it needs no further argument to show* . *Lysander Spooner (1870)*

[@reallifelegend4781]

There was absolutely no reason for his bad attitude from the very beginning. An A+ is simply absurd. At best, he deserved a C. The lady officer deserved an A because she expressed the very beginning that he hadn't done anything wrong.

[@lathi3618]

How are you doing today Audit the Audit?

[@NelsonReyesJr]

As a 32 year veteran Police Sergeant, I think your channel is outstanding!!! I plan on showing several of your videos to my Officers. Keep up the great work!!!

[@backseatdriver9576]

I wish more officers thought like you do. All the officers have to do is inform and move on. By constantly questioning and threatening, it turns it into "an issue" where citizens are fearful and quite literally "shake like a leaf". We do not live in a time where laws are followed and justice is served, from cops to citizens to courts. Because of this, citizens are fearful for exercising their rights. Today, only one side is allowed to exercise their rights, both in public and on the internet. Cops can be the ones to stop this as they could have here. YOU are taking that step and making a difference by educating cops. Thank you! Cops should only threaten a citizen with arrest if the citizen is in danger of being arrested for a particular action. Otherwise, inform the citizen of the complaints others are making and then move on. Quick, easy and peaceful. Quite literally, To Protect and Serve.

[@skinnyway]

interesting -

[@BrandweermanSam2536]

Hats of to you sir

[@sandman54913]

Great training videos

[@northwestalternativemedia2125]

Please do this!!! Not much is worse than ignorance with a gun

[@j3dwin]

"Disorderly conduct" is always the charge cops use to threaten citizens when no law has been broken.

[@animefan8591]

And like to use obstruction/hindering/interfering for refusing to id

[@JoshuaRoberts333]

Cops arrested me for PUBLIC intoxication on PRIVATE property. Beat his ass. Only got disorderly conduct lmao

[@nukleincheg]

You know that's not only USA's problem. In Russia often when you ask policeman why does he/she want you show him your passport they always say that you "Disorderly conduct"

[@brads0107able]

​@@animefan8591they love the obstruction

[@mynameisLuke]

The guy filming this is a total tool pissing people on purpose

[@indiegamesonly6617]

she wore that mask for exactly 3 seconds.

[@jacobmoore4665]

He said he couldn’t hear her I think

[@leejames6800]

Good. Other than the gentleman exercising his First Amendment rights, that's the second best part of the video.

[@davidwas77]

Serve and protect

[@Strawman333]

Good. Because masks are bullcrap anyway.

[@sophiedash4026]

England is in their second lockdown. It is working. Infections are dropping. You antimaskers are essentially murderers, wielding a biological weapon and stupidity. We have lost over a quarter million people already. Nurses cry about antimaskers still denying the virus AS THEY DIE. Goddamn idiots. Put your mask on and shut up. 😷

[@whichsidebright_personal]

I think these officers could have been judged separately. She did better than him once she realized she was wrong.

[@sdm_za]

She was gaslighting heavy. "you're so rude etc" for knowing your rights

[@mattz9235]

She’s marginally better. She didn’t threaten with arrest, but still felt the need to back up her partner. I feel this is a problem with training more than it is her attitude. Her partner was eager to escalate and she split the baby.

[@BeeHash]

Let's count how many "I'd let her arrest me anytime" people post in the comments.

[@alexanderdiaz0512]

Nope, I was about to say it. Say what you will about their actions but damn she was hot.

[@papiangelus]

@@alexanderdiaz0512 Facts

[@MySamspam]

You know it because you thought it too 😂

[@m4rvinmartian]

Add +1 because I'm about to comment. Fucking hot.

[@918Kustomz]

I'd let her arrest me anytime

[@bluesky2927]

Imagine calling the police because someone is holding a sign you disagree with.

[@jamilp2869]

Imagine the police taking that seriously enough to send officers to the scene.

[@chikbum3566]

Typical Americans

[@gbutt3554]

The sign had vulgar words. It's totally understanding that someone with kids that thought it was illegal to do so would call 911. The 911 operator should have determined there wasn't criminal activity.

[@Tmanaz480]

@@gbutt3554 I'm offended my daughter has to see truck nuts.

[@SwiddyDiddy]

@@chikbum3566 typical Karens.* Don’t throw us all in the loony bin, man.

[@PatrickM-dm6sf]

Dude was so over prepared for his confrontation with the police. He would have owned them so much better if he stayed calmer

[@Baileyemerson]

You know this mans just looking to get a lawsuit

[@D.O.P.E-TV]

I noticed the very samething.

[@anthonyperkins5856]

true

[@SkyTheKoala]

A lot of these videos are amazing. The ones where the guys WANT this to happen, are just obnoxious.

[@Shoikan06]

Yea she wasn't wrong, he is a dick. He's not wrong, just an asshole... haha

[@kitsune9076]

"WHY SHOULD I CARE?" That just set my heart on fire, Free speech is the greatest thing ever

[@kwehrdaenka]

Yes it is. In Germany we loose it more and more by political correctness. I am little bit envious.

[@idontcare-sb7zs]

@@kwehrdaenka 🦅

[@jeremysmith9694]

Yeah flipping the bird to all if humanity is something to really be proud of.

[@madladvad4203]

There's no such thing as "free speech". You can't say "bomb" on a plane. You can't shout "fire" in a crowded theatre/cinema. You can't incite violence, can't spread misinformation, can't share national secrets with the foreign agents. Your 1st Amendment will not protect you if you do any of those things. Your "free speech" is tolerated at best and is policed and censored, regardless of how you feel.

[@Howtofewithlove]

@@kwehrdaenka same in Sweden

[@zacharykoenig8254]

The two officers should be graded separately. The lady was pleasant, the guy was terrible, went as far as to accuse him of being on something.

[@Person01234]

Yeah, the woman did nothing wrong. She got a call and asked, person to person, without threats or use of authority, if he could bring it down. He said no (in what was perhaps not the best way he could have) and she was like " yeah you have the right". The male officer was the problem here, threatening baseless disorderly conduct and drug charges, escalating the situation for no reason, trying to cause a problem. At least from what we see in the video.

[@fatsidekick]

She said “I’m not going to let you…” she does not get to write the laws so yes she failed.

[@joshespada029]

very pleasant on our eyes

[@gilbertgiles]

@@Person01234 yes, I thought she was ok, and damn nice to look at. Him, not so much at all.

[@jakeand9020]

@@fatsidekick Yes, as stated here, her initial approach would lower her grade, she was not a model officer. However, after initial contact it seems pretty clear she is attempting (and successfully) restraining Officer Arnold, who obviously would have liked nothing more than to escalate the situation and have an opportunity to "exercise his authority." It really seems like every time she repeated they were not going to arrest him nor were they threatening to, she was more telling Arnold than trying to assure him (obvious because Arnold clearly did threaten to arrest him.) Honestly, I'm not entirely sure it wouldn't have been better if she hadn't done that. He is obviously going to be a problem once given the opportunity.

[@bakersmileyface]

I love how that female officer was clearly not happy with her partner making things more difficult for them with the disorderly conduct bs.

[@fkscopes]

Maybe I also think she just thought she'd get him go give up based on her looks

[@777wilsonliang]

@Fk Scopes I think a lot of protesters would have gone with her if she offered to take them out for a cup of coffee.

[@jugghead-1975]

@@777wilsonliang yeah she's not a cop anymore but a KZbinr I think

[@stacyhamilton2619]

Why do you have to love it? Your sentence would be more effective if you excised the first three words. Less cliche, trite, lemming like, and uncreative too.

[@jugghead-1975]

@@stacyhamilton2619 Ok professor... Of KZbin comments...

[@LostInPhoenix]

When someone starts by saying “ I’m not here to give you a hard time”, they will give you a hard time.

[@terrancecook4700]

I went to school around there and the definitely get you more than a hard time and very racist

[@xenaguy01]

@Lost in Phoenix With Art Castro Agreed. It's like someone saying _"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help."_ TURN AND RUN AWAY!

[@FDDisaFelon]

“I’m not here to give you a hard time” ... but

[@macr0134]

If you consider that a hard time, you are a weak human being

[@jusshupbb]

I have an idea of a hard time, I'd let her give me

[@jathre.]

I love how the female officer couldn't lecture him on the law so she decided to lecture him on her personal morality and being nice instead.

[@DarkInstinct05]

Liberals and their brain-dead sensibilities. Being a tyrant and suppressing free speech over 'muh feelz'

[@jeremysmith9694]

Well yeah if you're a dick you should get that lecture

[@justinc411]

She was a sweet little thang and I liked her.

[@keef5]

She was at least being reasonable. This guy is a douche.

[@EtherSword]

She is right though, maybe uneducated about the 1st amendment laws but people are more willing to listen to others when you are nice to them lol. She didn't deserve that C.

[@faismasterx]

"I didn't offend them, they offended themselves." 😂

[@skinnyway]

that was gold because its so true. I cant offend you or anyone else - only you will determine how my actions will or wont affect you!

[@randomstuff508]

Without crossing the lines, of course

[@blazesona12]

well said on that

[@dosran5786]

so true

[@dosran5786]

@@skinnyway exactly patty too many people acting like kids.

[@Mtheorygarage]

Justice Marshall Harlan: “One man’s vulgarity is another’s lyric.” Slim Shady has entered the chat.

[@douggodfrey6521]

What a dangerous criminal - he had a sign that disparaged the Lord Govenor .

[@tensor4ever]

*laughs in death metal*

[@bondgabebond4907]

Maybe these bored out of their mind police can Police Twitter. Plenty of fecal matter in that cesspool.

[@Grimeaper]

@@bondgabebond4907 I mean in England and other places across the pond or not in the US do. People are put in jail for mean tweets all the time and they ignore the sex trafficking rings because that requires actual work.

[@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons]

Love it, never heard this quote but will use it now that I know it.

[@addrad4916]

Disorderly conduct seems to be every cop's default button when they just don't like what you are doing.

[@rustimack]

Very true. I myself have been convicted of this 3 times in my life. It was years ago but it was exactly like you stated. They just didn't like me and used it as a way to retaliate. I could say that if I had been living life differently at that point of my life I probably would not have been charged. However that isn't how things are supposed to work. Live and learn I guess.

[@evanhuntley]

Yeah cuz there’s so little definition on what it means…it allows them to flex authority when they feel they’re being disrespected

[@touchedouche8806]

Dont forget hindering or disturbing the peace. Ambiguous at best. Used for intimidation and a failsafe justification the tyrant uses.

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

Which escalates to interfering with an investigation and resisting arrest.

[@hemmojito]

disorderly conduct, suspicious behavior, smell of marihuana, failure to ID, resisting arrest, slurred speech same old same old...

[@SilverMiraii]

Disorderly conduct seems to be a catch em all loophole to enable police abuse.

[@aidialces]

And obstructing.

[@MrJriBy317]

Dude wanted to arrest him so badly. Not only did he throw disorderly out there, he asked him if he was on drugs and said he was shaking like a leaf 😂

[@The_Gallowglass]

He was trying to intimidate the auditor but the female cop was being diplomatic with him. That's what makes these things so stupid because one cop can be decent while the other cop is a dickhead undermining the whole thing.

[@XxNekoRavexX]

@@The_Gallowglass she was so sexy too

[@The_Gallowglass]

@@XxNekoRavexX owo

[@Yagerbomb2121]

They love to say you're shaking like a leaf

[@maddrass175]

They are ALL, SPECIFICALLY trained to do this $#!T. It's part of an elaborate "investigative tactic", commonly known as a "fishing expedition" it's a clumsy, transparent and ridiculous intimidation tactic. They stop you on some fabricated pretext.... they say "someone said" you were weaving while driving or you didn't signal early enough, or no seatbelt. From that stop alone they immediately begin looking for ANY excuse to turn their flimsy, catch all, elastic, "probable cause" bull$#!T stop into a felony arrest... Barney Fyfe gets a felony bust logged on his employment jacket, the city makes bucks from the fines, the "legal" apparatus makes even more bucks prosecuting/defending you and YOU (If Black, Latino or other non-white), gets brutalized, injured, criminalized, incarcerated and put into the prison industrial complex where even more "revenue" aka profits are generated for bond holders and investors. Personal experience; I am walking to the post office with a box under my arm. A box I packed myself. Someone had called the cops. I guess they thought I had stolen the box off someone's front porch... Two cops get out of their cars. I stop and all I did was drop the box at my feet. 1st cop; "Dude, dude, aaattituuude..." My response; "Define attitude" No reply. He shuts up 2nd cop "What's your name?" My response; "What can I do for you?" That set the tone for the whole interaction in which I got asked for ID, where I lived, where I was going, am i on medication, had I been drinking (I have never consumed alcohol), why am I looking around - well, 8 more thugs with badges had shown up by then so I am going to LOOK at ALL of them. One walked around behind me. I turned to face him. He goes back with the others. One asked could he look in the box - I said; "You know you need a warrant for that, right? But go ahead..." He unsealed the box looks through it, finds my personal belongings, closes it and looks at the other cops. Fishing expedition failed! The next "probable cause" pretext question came from a cop on the verge of obesity. She asked; "what's your social security number", To which I ALWAYS answer; "Are you with the IRS or, do you have a subpoena with a judge's wet ink signature that I can read?" Chubby female cop; "Well we need to see if you have ANY warrants" My response; "I don't (which is true), I will NOT give you my SSN and if you continue to harass me about it, I am going to request that your supervisor come down here with a complaint form." Chubby female cop - voice getting elevated and "authoritative"; "It's the law, you have to provide your social" I said; "Could you show or cite me that law? Lady, codes, statutes or policy is not law." 1st cop; "Are you a lawyer?" My response was to look him in the eyes, smile and deliberately say nothing. They all looked around at each other shuffling their feet - cars werevsholing down, drivers looked on, some guy across the street had started a video recording - they noticed him and somehow decided I was free to go. See, they ALWAYS try to get you intimidated, flustered, overwhelmed and talking. Unfortunately most people fall for this cheap parlor trick, get scared, talk way too much shake, stammer and provide these thugs with exactly what they are after. Information on which to arrest you or fabricate a case against YOU. Shut up!! When you get scared adrenaline rushes into your system. That causes your hands, lips etc to shake, your eyes tend to dart, your pupils dilate, your nostrils flair. This is all a normal, natural, non-drug induced response to adrenalin. Here is how to counteract that. 1. Realise you are in a state of fear 2. KNOW the fear response is coming, it WILL be visible and WILL be used as pretext 3. BREATHE - slowly and deeply. This is important. 4. Focus, engage your mind, LOOK at each and every one of them for - features, marks, scars, tattoos, eye color voice tone, mannerisms etc etc When stressed your brain appears to slow down events. Use this to memorize EVERY detail. Trust me it works. 5. If your voice quivers or stutters, if these mutts cause you that much fright. Say NOTHING. That's right become a wall of silence. They can ONLY go on what you give them and when you are under duress say NOTHING. 6. If you are focused and confident. Take charge of the situation - NO, that does NOT mean yell, scream, posture or become belligerent - quite the opposite. Become calm, breathe slowly, speak softly, answer their questions with questions of your own. Example; Cop; "Have you had any alcohol today/tonight?" You; "No, but thanks for asking, have you.... what time was your last drink... what time did you start your shift... do you often drink before your shift... is alcohol a substance you abuse... do you get blackouts? Oh, YES... look them dead in the eyes.... quietly and deliberately GO there!! Understand that many of them have substance abuse issues. They are stressed, fearful. Scared people do really dumb things. So leave the belligerence to them. It's what they do best. 7. Set your phone to record and shut up. They are NOT there to protect you but you have rights... your $$$$ pays them ergo these thugs in uniform work for YOU! Act accordingly and let them squirm.

[@emeraldcity_]

Shows up with a mask. Hears “You’re on KZbin” , immediately removes mask to show how hot she is.

[@optiTHOMAS]

Indeed! XD

[@optiTHOMAS]

@Jack Strawb quite so. It's crazy how much people get offended by everything these days!

[@mexital1159]

She is hot though

[@maydayqaygaming6454]

@@mexital1159 i would have to disagree, but hey it’s all preference anyway.

[@willesco5211]

@@maydayqaygaming6454 I saw what you did there, clever 😉 👏 😀 😏

[@MikeBertelsenDK]

"I can't let you ....." "THE FIRST AMENDMENT PROTECTS MY ..." "Oh shit it's one of those"

[@Lengend-cu6ef]

lmfao that was her *exact* reaction 😂

[@Krakaet]

You could see how crestfallen she was. I can practically hear her thinking, "Oh, boy, here we go again. . . ."

[@user-fy6fy2xw3d]

Oh shit...another citizen who knows his rights..

[@joshdavidson854]

He wasn't there to protest. He was there hoping to bait a police officer into making a mistake. Either for monetary gain or to become relevant as an "auditor"

[@bones6896]

@@joshdavidson854 yea sure, and the cops weren't real they were acting, right? I would highly suggest putting more faith in people, especially when they are very adamant about something. There is little to no evidence that he was not actually protesting.

[@j.sargenthill9773]

the chilling effect that an officer is trying to elicit with hypothetical reasons to arrest someone is exactly the litmus test for whether an act of the state is an abridgment of free speech

[@ofwoden]

I'm more disgusted by the “buy houses” bandit sign that the cops ignored.

[@TADDY869]

I just pass one hanging in a tree on my way home like 10 minutes ago lol and was wondering why those signs are even posted anywhere lmmffo

[@MoonLiteNite]

Sign could have legally been placed there. Many cities have permits you can buy which allow you to install the signs for X number of days. Just have to pay the fee and then cleanup when done. source: I used to pick them up late at night. Part of my report was to inform the city the signs were removed prior to the date. And to Taddy, they are super effective and finding motivated home sellers. When someone just wants their house gone fast, they generally call these signs are the junk mail they receive. They get only 60% of the value of their home, but it is fast, hassle free and almost never any issues. Just boom, bang, boom, done! Cash in hand. So great for many people. Home owner gets rid of their house they don't want. And the buyer now has a cheap home they can sell, flip, rent, or bird dog to someone else.

[@nothankyou63]

@@MoonLiteNite It's literally a predatory practice that should be banned.

[@JayD73]

@@nothankyou63 why do you say it’s predatory. Actually curious

[@thenightprowler3426]

@Syed Ali oooohoo look hes so edgy for telling someone with a valid point to shut up

[@ominarous]

"you're a nasty dude" "yeah, and?" lmao

[@jonahnesmith7004]

You an ancap or an ancom?

[@jonahnesmith7004]

@lIlIllIlIIl fair enough

[@mycelia_ow]

@@jonahnesmith7004 ancom is red and black, no? Yellow and black is always ancap

[@jonahnesmith7004]

@@mycelia_ow that's what I thought. Damn, I thought he was one of the good ones

[@apolloscouter]

The cops being nasty from the very beginning and they are calling him nasty lol :D

[@pwest1101]

If he's a nasty person then stop talking to him and let him exercise his constitutional rights in peace. Walk away. It's really simple

[@douggodfrey6521]

Police public relations problem - They're not Always right but they're NEVER wrong .

[@Jadefox32]

@@vashthestampededragon9824 Nah, courtesy is one thing but like respect it's entirely up to the individual to apply it or earn it.

[@ramohino]

@@vashthestampededragon9824 no one should have to explain the constitution to the authorities who took an oath to uphold the Constitution of the USA. The LEO’s should of observed him to ensure no laws were being broken and then left the non-crime scene. Mr Hoots how would you like it if you had to explain yourself to LEO’s every time you exercised your constitutional rights?

[@ShaggyRogers1]

@@vashthestampededragon9824 Not waste their time??? The officers arrived on scene, saw someone practicing the first amendment, and then decided to start threatening and throwing their weight. In reality, they had no reason to even bother getting out of their car. It is quite clear that no crime has committed and no crime is in the process of about to be committed when you pull up and see a lone protestor holding a sign. If they weren't trying to waste their own time, they would have just immediately pulled away instead of getting out and trying to deprive someone of free speech.

[@DaisyMae439]

But they're lies within the problem! It's not easy for a EGO DRIVEN, TYRANT, SOVEREIGN cop!!!!

[@darthnocturnis3941]

Mr. Porter earned a B. He was equally responsible for escalating that situation and refused to be amicable when the female officer changed her position.

[@notalysha]

I think he at least deserves an A, if not A+. He may not have de-escalated, but he didn't get nearly as agressive as some auditors in these videos. The female officer was very clear when she pulled up and said "I can't let you hold up that sign." She basically said "I am here to with the intent to stop your free speech." After several other encounters with cops that same day, she was the first one to pull that, and the male officer was attempting to escalate into an arrest (suggesting disorderly and intox). I think Porter handled himself very well, all that considered.

[@FumblsTheSniper]

I love that the dudes primary concern was making sure they knew he hates the governor.

[@heikkipaasi1279]

Looks like Mr. Porter was a little bit of a legend.

[@literallyanidiot2880]

Might disagree with his politics, but he does make his message clear.

[@FumblsTheSniper]

@@literallyanidiot2880 that’s more than you can expect from most politicians if we’re being honest.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

The system doesn’t like to be exposed and will always protect itself.

[@heikkipaasi1279]

@@tenminutetokyo2643 If a system doesn't protect itself from collapsing it is literally worthless tho.

[@benoitk8882]

"my free speech is not contingent on someone else's emotions". PERFECTLY said!!

[@gypsyhermitishtarot]

IK! I loved that too.

[@seangentry7173]

The facts did not care about the officer's feelings.

[@user-wr1om9gl8o]

@@Lee-yy2lr those are your opinions not your emotions. Not That it changes his rights either way.

[@GruntProof]

Now do Trump

[@dlk339]

Okay but what does he think the sign accomplishs? I agree he's well within his rights to make an ass out of himself in public however he only paints his views in a bad light. Protest in this form doesn't work.

[@vatonage1599]

"If only you were a little nicer to people.." "Why would I care?" Still cracks me up.

[@bruceausbrooks8924]

kmsl 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love it

[@x340x]

america in a nutshell

[@Crazy-en4qg]

lol you could be nicer to us, were only trying to intimidate you by enforcing rules that don't exist.

[@crazy-mn9pp]

can insult any body verbally 🤔 if he stop you 🤔 it's a crime 🤔 how is getting insulting 🤔 its a criminal not who insulting I am confused 🤷‍♂️ it's a free speech 🤷‍♂️ can any one tell me🤔 I can insult his mom or father 🤔 🤷‍♂️ no case on me 🤔 right

[@jazzyjay1150]

@@crazy-mn9pp You ok?

[@miss1nkredible466]

Meanwhile the cop car is parked half in the street obstructing traffic actually creating a dangerous situation for drivers. Ironic.

[@goatboi8823]

1:34 “btw I’m not trespassing, I’m on public property, I’m on a public, uhhhh...??.? *points camera down then back up*...? crosswalk” shit made me crack up idk why 🤣

[@violatorut2003]

Same, he sounds like someone being asked what time it is.

[@patrickblakethesaint]

Typical Bowie resident...

[@losaface4]

It made it so funny because he went on this like long scripted rant about his rights and the constitution, but had to take a long pause to remember the name of a crosswalk.

[@violatorut2003]

@@losaface4 well at least he knows what is more important lol (the constitution over geography)

[@juliocapeles8993]

@@losaface4 yea well he probably has that speech planned out to fit anywhere he stands lol so he just had to insert Crosswalk into the speel

[@mikes8948]

"Why are you shaking?" "Because two people with guns are trying to infringe on my first amendment rights."

[@NA-vz9ko]

People with guns protected from prosecution by their department if they were to commit unwarranted violence on citizens. I’d be shaking as well

[@jonothandoeser]

"Because you're HAWT and you're standing so close to me!"

[@Goodpatron]

This is exactly what I was thinking.

[@Goodpatron]

@@jonothandoeser Hahaha, this. 😆

[@alinatamashevich3354]

More like if he sneezes, the could take that as a hostile action and kill him.

[@estb.mcmxciii3012]

"One mans vulgarity is another mans lyric" that's a man of common sense right there.

[@Amperrs]

@@MustangGT50bmg "I love police"

[@amandaflemming6205]

These clowns had *ONE* job, to uphold their *SWORN OATH* to the US Constitution. They failed.

[@kenneth69]

(N)ice.

[@mofleh177]

Everyone can tolerate vulgarity and obscenity as a free speech until it's aimed at them!

[@merlin4real]

Yes there is no such thing as magical words that are inherently bad. Obsolete, superstitious nonsence.

[@kitsune9076]

"Is my sign too subtle?" lol

[@tsine09]

😂😂😂 I want to know what it said

[@cooperativist]

What really impresses me is how they parked, creating an unsafe roadway to tell a guy the public doesn't like his sign.

[@JoeGallo43]

I'm not trying to blame dispatchers, they have a hard enough job, but the buck should stop with them. They should just start politely telling people "I apologize Sir/Ma'am, but they are acting within their 1st Amendment right and there's unfortunately nothing an Officer will be able to do unless they are trespassing on private property. I would just suggest you ignore them and don't bring any attention to them or yourself. Have a great day."

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

@@JoeGallo43 Reminds me of the audit video where a Karen calls the cops for guys filming on the sidewalk, the 911 operator asks the caller "so, what's the crime?"

[@nunya3163]

Reminds me of how they create traffic hazards, in the name of traffic safety checkpoints.

[@Acidburn3141]

@@nunya3163 lol you mean all those illegal checkpoints? They are such idiots if they think they gonna stop me 😂😂

[@nunya3163]

@@Acidburn3141 Yeah, those illegal check points where they will shoot you if you don't stop, and then claim that you tried to run them over.

[@mikkelnpetersen]

8:37 "My free speech is not contingent upon someone elses emotions" There's a LOT of people who needs to understand this.

[@sonofyeshua702]

You are right .but if it's toward somebody that you don't know are not messing with you yes it is ... Your freedom of speech should be if somebody messing with you not because you hate them or not because you don't like them because of the color are they race especially somebody you don't know do you get you my point ?

[@Shifty2100]

@@sonofyeshua702 I'm sorry but I read this several times and do not understand your point

[@snafuequals]

@@sonofyeshua702 You're 100% wrong. I don't need someone to "mess with" me to have freedom of speech. WTF are you smoking?

[@sandhanitizer15]

@@sonofyeshua702 I have absolutely no idea what you're trying to say. I'm not trying to be rude or funny, but you worded that absolutely horribly.

[@laughingmonkey5522]

@@snafuequals i must be misinterpreting his message too because theres no way he just said free speech should be a self defense tool lmfao

[@okioxaru]

“ I didn’t offend them , They offended themselves by not liking the choice of words for the government” Lmaooooooooooooo Buddys spot on

[@ted__ryan]

Dude's a poet!

[@jesscast5122]

for the *GOVERNOR

[@sarahhurst701]

Dude came to this encounter prepared AF!😂🤣🤣🤣

[@stoneyopinion767]

"You could be arrested if someone thought your action are disorderly" is an implied threat of arrest.

[@andyfletcher3561]

Meanwhile his car is parked in the middle of the traffic lane causing an obstruction and major safety issues.

[@atomichydrahd3192]

They are dead wrong. If I'm on my 3,000 acres of land outside of any city and town limits and I'm in the woods using my firing range and someone says it's disorderly they can't arrest me😂 same thing goes with what the man was doing

[@andyfletcher3561]

@@atomichydrahd3192 Yup, by definition, the folks bitching about you using your range, or anyone calling and complaining about this cat's sign are the ones being truly disorderly.

[@user-jn4sw3iw4h]

Given the detail, they flat out stated, the reason they were there, is *because* they got a call from someone thinking exactly that. Yes that's a threat. Even more so than the, "And we are free to stand here" (in uniform, with flashing sirens behind us) 'counter'

[@fadex-pubgmobile6507]

Every other word this pieces of shit say is a veiled threat of arrest because they are trying to squeeze money out of everyone so they can get their shiny new cars and weapons

[@C6.mario5594]

I don’t agree with the whole “disorderly conduct” thing every officer says that when they have nothing else to charge a citizen

[@steveTGO]

I agree, the charge "Disorderly Conduct", is far to broad in span and it is way to subjective. There are many people in this World, there are some who absolutely hate singing and music, while others love and adore music, so is it Disorderly Conduct if 10 of 20 people who are present don't like it? Just sayin, we need to have laws, but, they should all be clearly written and well defined.

[@Mark_Cook]

@April Hudson Eh not really, disorderly conduct never sticks in these situations, they always drop the charges for a reason.

[@andymurray7240]

iN tennessee a man was arrested in his home by a police assent chief of police for using a foul word SONOFBITCH while standing in the mans living room, he was charged with disorderly conduct and fined a 100.00 in city court, The police had no warrant or permission but didn't need them because the mans address was classified as low income or poor area and people who lived in that area had no rights except for police rules they were forced to obey, the case was appealed to the sixth circuit and they ruled in favor of police, constructional rights in tennessee not in this lifetime.

[@shietcard9649]

They also say “you’re shaking are you under the influence?” Like bruh

[@ovidiodemorizi]

@@steveTGO i thought i was the only one .lol. They abuse that charge all the time to push the agenda of the arrest ..

[@saudade2100]

Police: “You’re shaking, are you under the influence of drugs?” Citizen: “You’re acting aggressively and stupidly, are you under the influence of anabolic steroids?”

[@shannon1587]

Love this 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Censord]

Time stamp lol I missed it

[@TheOldmanwilikers]

@@Censord 7:30

[@Mikevdog]

Or donuts

[@TinyGiraffes]

The male cop is an asshole but he's not being aggressive. Also, the second quote didn't happen Joe Doe.

[@MR-intel]

Call to 911: "My neighbor's farts are so extreme, I can hear and smell them through the wall!" Cop: "We have to answer all calls."

[@TrevorMoses312]

😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pill0wm4n]

I love how the cop parked his car, basically blocking a lane. How's about "protect and serve" and not "harass and endanger"?!?

[@APMSPIRAL]

Law enforcement is not REQUIRED to protect and serve via SCOTUS

[@yungheat84]

@@APMSPIRAL they just show up after

[@haggismacphreedom8270]

14:08 GET OFF THE ROAD

[@michaelhaydenbell]

I swear to god it's like they INTENTIONALLY block off as much of the path as possible no matter how minor of a call they're on, just like "fuck you, technically I can do this so I am", or at best being blatantly inconsiderate.

[@pill0wm4n]

@@haggismacphreedom8270 hahaha I didn't even catch that. Good on that guy!

[@CptBongue]

"Everyone on facebook named Karen doesn't get to determine my freedom of speech"... Internet Gold!

[@Charles-kg5fl]

F'in funny as hell since Officer Mckenzie's name is Karen.

[@f4hmusic]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jaykidbeatz4523]

He was a Karen tho😂😂

[@jameswolff5577]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 LOVE IT

[@kdogg6781]

IDK.. the "karen" thing got played out pretty fast.

[@jessehenderson2967]

"I don't agree with what you say, but I defend your right to say it."

[@ltsgobrando]

That reminds me of my step-dad. Can't remember what we were debating but I wound up saying that to which he replied "oh, you're one of those." I was astounded and could think to say is "you're goddamn right I am" before walking away.

[@jonhohensee3258]

?

[@deewells1965]

9:21: "Is my sign too subtle?" ... Gotta love it!

[@Kyanzes]

"Police? Someone is protesting near a crossing and I feel offended. Not sure why but I do. Yes... it's behind me now, a mile or so back. Yes... Thank you!"

[@cryptocannabis1030]

Lool

[@kwick8693]

Spot on... "I don't like the color of that ladie's shirt, send an officer please."

[@MarkTarsis]

"Yes... it's behind me now, a mile or so back." LOL at this part. It's so true.

[@barrybambmessagedeletedbyy7467]

Maybe the caller was in that black Nissan. It stayed there for a while.

[@Adrian2140]

While it is a stupid reason to call the cops for, the method he is choosing is dumb as well. Don't like the politicians, get politically involved and do your civic duties instead of yelling profanities at the intersection like a wacko. Most people disagree on politics and you don't see them doing that.

[@boondoc001]

As soon as Officer McKenzie walked around her patrol car I was invested

[@Indyawillis85]

Word!

[@Blazerghost]

Seriously like dang that’s a whole ass bitch right there

[@Darth_Duende]

She can tell me my rights any day.

[@justinacase2623]

Pistol whip you senseless

[@jezza159]

exactly mate I replayed that part a few times Jeremy Downunder.

[@davidfrias573]

She’s like “you’re nasty 😏” and he was like “I am nasty 😉” lmfao 🤣

[@Locke42485]

Yeah, it did almost kind of seem like they were flirting by the end of it.

[@maliklo6965]

🤣🤣

[@RobBCactive]

Yeah, she was pretty amused by it, looking forward to her YT appearance

[@noahholden242]

I woulda been like “why don’t you come back to my place and just see how nasty I can really get” lmao

[@one_eyed_guilly7016]

see i dont agree with that comment. she should of been held accountable for that. the problem is, police dont like when they dont have the control. they dont like hearing NO. sorry he hurt your feelings hunny

[@ArnoSchmidt22]

You can tell the female officer stood a few seconds behind because she wanted to have a heart to heart with the guy, but she couldn't so she just chose to be polite and say it was nice meeting him. She was the only reasonable individual in that whole ordeal.

[@Theegoaat]

You better believe she was going to prob hi to see what she could arrest him for.

[@lamestream]

Notice how Officer Mackenzie looks down at her name badge after the "Karen" comment. I looked her up, and sure enough, that's her first name.

[@Spartan11117777]

Lmao what? I thought he was just making fun of her like how all those Redditors make fun of Karen’s and Kyles. 😂

[@lamestream]

@@Spartan11117777 Haha! I doubt he even knew her name. Just a hilarious coincidence (although she clearly didn't find it funny)!

[@Jay-hp6pu]

@@lamestream She definitely didn’t find it funny. Which made it way more funny.

[@LEMEOIN27]

@13:00

[@whowantstoknow8851]

i have wached this 4 times just to get a better look at Offucer Mackenzie. Any one knows if she is single

[@dolodinero2224]

She heard she was on KZbin live and took her mask off and put her shades on. She was one minute away from promoting her onlyFelons... i mean only fans my bad 😂😂😂

[@Jc-si6pj]

She def deserves to go viral she’s gorgeous

[@johnspurlock5465]

I'd like to play some Pokemon with that female officer

[@dommydarko994]

OnlyFelons 😂that’s top tier

[@UndefinedLastName]

First month free 🎥

[@Indyawillis85]

Lmao!!

[@damyan2825]

She called him nasty. I'm offended. Arrest her

[@JamesBond-be4cw]

LOL that is perfect!

[@billm7035]

She’s 100% correct. He’s an a hole

[@icantstandsbmm8880]

I bet she’s a lot nastier.

[@shawnsmith2079]

He is nasty obviously you are to lmao

[@sergeantspeed5941]

@Richard Myhan r/wooosh

[@askthebuilder]

No doubt someone has already said this as this video is two years old: I realize it's easy to be nervous around the police and hindsight is 20/20, but your voice, tone, etc. was *escalating* the situation. Less said is far better. I'm sure looking back you might have said, "Hi officers, how can I help you?" "Am I guilty of committing a crime and if so, what is it?" All in a calm, respectful voice. I thought the woman police officer did a marvelous job of keeping HER cool while you seemed to be very agitated and somewhat disrespectful to them. I commend you on exercising your 1st Amendment rights and recording this video. Wow, 2.34M subscribers. It makes my 162K look like chicken feed! Congratulations indeed.

[@JP4truth]

You don't understand Shaun Porter. He is deliberately over the top in all his interactions with police and public officials. It's amusing to watch, but also appears to be a who the guy is in real life.

[@av8or4951]

"You're live on KZbin video", Her mask comes off.

[@hubertusheijnen4198]

She knows shes pretty

[@dkidl2000]

OMG that was funny!

[@normajimenez1]

Because she knows she's hot

[@deejayem6039]

Lol

[@josda1000]

I honestly think she liked the guy standing up for liberty.

[@armification1]

Rumor has it: this guy doesn't like the governor.

[@philhuber7493]

Lol

[@davejohn255]

F the governor...is that too subtle? LOLOL

[@shaunporter3755]

I cant stand him...

[@redhorse8018]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffgoldbloom845]

I heard the same thing.

[@FFE-js2zp]

If "someone" finds him disorderly its a crime? These cops are like kindergarteners.

[@ivanzed]

Those kids are probably smarter than these moron cops

[@Sevenfold120]

I can literally find anyone I dont like to be disorderly and have them arrested. We all know the cops use this to arrest anyone they dont have any legit reason to arrest for.

[@FFE-js2zp]

@@Sevenfold120 Orderly people are the most disorderly, if the goal is to have them arrested.

[@Shoikan06]

@@Sevenfold120 Well he did read out the law as stated in Maryland during the video... as f'd as it is that probably isn't THAT far off, because of how vague the law is written. So as much as it may seem dumb, the cop probably could have arrested him for being disorderly. Although the charges would probably be dropped or overturned when it escalated in court.

[@Ironheart73]

But so is this guy holding the camera just to be fair

[@rimreepr]

i (civilian) pulled a cop over for multiple rolling infractions in a congested area today. his sergeant wrote him an honorary paper ticket in front of his FTO so he’d quote “have a tangible reminder that we’re obligated to be better”. these cops ain’t nothin but people y’all get out there and let em know they’re watched just be informed for the love of god or you will get in trouble

[@davids8048]

A lot of cops just dig a deep hole when their stupid comments don’t get the result they want. The male cop did precisely that.

[@Itchyknee88]

Daaaaamn…Officer Mackenzie is fine. Amma do what she tells me, no arguments. 😂

[@corylark7026]

Fine af

[@ThatMisterHartsss]

bananas take me officer lmao

[@alik556]

super duper fine

[@cervantesmloco2601]

But, stupid annoying 😏

[@brandonjames6686]

Ms oooofffiiiccceeerreeerrr lol

[@jpaxonreyes]

The female officer changed her story. Around 12:51 she says she's not there to tell him he can't hold up his sign when at 1:01 that's exactly what she told him.

[@philosophyforum4668]

After her initial confrontation, the lady cop seemed to change her demeanor, at which point, she was making more of an appeal as a request than as a legal mandate. And she was right - the citizen was discourteous to her. Asserting your rights does not require being a jerk. He did not catch that he had won her over. A better response would have been - "Thank you for respecting my rights and for your courteousness. Your request has been noted." So whereas her initial response was a C, we ought to give her credit (a B+) for doing what few cops hardly ever do - realizing on the spot that they are wrong and acting on it. In my book (the good book) that's huge.

[@JP4truth]

Shaun Porter does this with all cops. He's got a strong personality and after getting harassed by law enforcement everywhere he protests, he doesn't suffer fools.

[@derekthegreat1114]

They might have to respond, but they don’t have to engage and harass people. Pull up, observe, and when you see no crime is being committed call it in and leave the scene.

[@clydeshelton7613]

Yepp. “We don’t like your sign” “ok” “ok goodbye” should’ve been about all this boiled down to.

[@mrfixit3666]

Ok, police get a call someone might have a gun and use it, they pull up the guy is normal for 1 hour they leave and he pulls a gun out his waistband kills 8 people injures 4 and kills himself, that's why dumbass.

[@ihateusernamesgrrr]

@@mrfixit3666 I don't understand why you responded hostile to the OP, context matters in all situations. It was a call about an offensive sign, therefore the OP was right, pull up observe then leave is the right action. If it was a call about somebody who's armed and may be a threat then that is a completely different context and requires a completely different type of response.

[@darkespeon64]

seriously she stretched it out so long just to fight. And annoyingly a lot of these bully cops stretch it out to explain their side. Idk if that's protocol, them trying to honestly justify their actions, or intentionally stretching it out but I, and probably the victims, find it antagonizing

[@thundergod2645]

Girl cop is fine as hell

[@namegoeshere8458]

"But I didn't offend them, they offended themselves." Is my new line.

[@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons]

Right I love it will be using that when ppl get a attitude based off words I chose to say and they chose to be offended by! My mouth my choice!

[@matthewgilfus1640]

I didn't hit my wife, it was the result of her own actions.

[@LLCoolPass]

@@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons great

[@anteshell]

While the intention was absolutely right, that argument is just plain idiotic and only serves to shift your own responsibilities to others. Kids blame others for their own actions. Not constitution and individualism loving citizens.

[@ericvasquez3325]

@@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons And you must’ve punched yourself as well💀 where I’m from momma and the cops aren’t there to protect you. Talk shit get hit.

[@naveyarg9771]

Officer Mckinzie Gets an A+ for being hot.

[@davidparadis490]

She can put me in cuffs any time

[@naveyarg9771]

@@davidparadis490 them furry pink ones.

[@esteele2171]

she's got me considering a career in crime

[@ryanhiggins8869]

She can violate my rights

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture8817]

Y'all are down bad lmao.

[@jakenibroc37]

Man, that female cop was beautiful! She handled herself a lot better than the male cop too lol. kudos!

[@DeathwishGamer]

She can detain me any day lol

[@Aaliyahchannel2024]

Whats the point of saying that? Like what's the reasoning behind letting people you know you find her hot? Are you hoping she'll see the video and your comment....and sleep with you? Finally losing your virginity at 45. Is it you want likes? Because your life is so empty that people agreeing with you...that a women is hot...will somehow be a bright spark is you dark nothing life. Honestly bro...not one cares if you find someone attractive. It's such a pointless thing to put out into the world....and just creepy. It why you're single

[@Not_Always]

yuck

[@markt857]

1:06 Whenever a cop hears the word "Amendment" they roll their eyes. It's become an involuntary reflex for them.

[@MrLilzman8]

Lmao I noticed that too

[@adamthompson9785]

Don't be gay.

[@MsKitty12291]

Unless it’s the second amendment and a white guy saying it

[@Zumaray]

I roll my eyes every time I hear it too!

[@Renato4004]

In their heads they go "shut up about your rights already, just let me illegally detain you, man"

[@alau5643]

Female officer gets an A for attractive af

[@AlbieFish]

She's fine as hell bro, I'm glad she kept the mask off

[@bisaular5333]

That's the main reason i clicked on this video. Lol

[@ModernDecay70]

Hope those looks are real helpful when you need backup.

[@alau5643]

@@ModernDecay70 ur real fun @ parties huh

[@ihateyou8006]

@@AlbieFish i could care less about the face.

[@julio7842]

The biggest detriment to good policing is the respective officer’s inflated ego. Officers must be trained to enforce the law, not win every verbal joust with a citizen.

[@bojangles11111]

"I don't like him. Is my sign too subtle?" Gold.

[@armoredsweatpants3997]

“One mans vulgarity is another mans lyric”.

[@armoredsweatpants3997]

@Winkle yes!,....I do.

[@justinacase2623]

Bob Dylan!

[@reallifeengineer7214]

Yeah, sure. Until the vulgar man has children of his own to watch how it goes down. 🤣 “I can’t define what it is, but I know it when I see it.”

[@SmallPound]

That was the true message of this video!

[@johndaltrocanto]

Preach

[@gem9535]

"You're shakin' like a leaf." Should I be disturbed that an OFFICER doesn't know the effects of adrenaline?

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Well they’ve got the guns.

[@sersastark]

Adrenaline and anxiety produce the same shaking. They know NOTHING.

[@SerenitynPeace]

When officers came out, saw nothing wrong, they could have just drove away.

[@rodh1404]

Exactly. Police officers have the right (and duty, IMO) to investigate behavior that may be criminal and/or disruptive. But once they determine that someone isn't doing anything illegal, then continuing their investigation becomes an attempt at intimidation and harassment. Personally, I have no problem with a police officer conducting a legitimate investigation, but I have MAJOR issues with a police officer attempting to intimidate or harass people.

[@yujabes]

@@rodh1404 Exactly. The policewoman calling him nasty was an obvious ploy to escalate the situation. she needs to go back to training.

[@edholton9066]

They thought that they can stop him lmao found out different

[@edholton9066]

Rod H this isn't not was it a crime that warranted them to go to the scene it's Mr.potters constitional right to display the sign ...so yes if a crime was committed yes I believe the investigation happens but under the 1st amendment of the constitution states he's allowed to have the sign so can you tell me the crime he committed for the cops investigation just like it said in the video if the 911 dispatcher told the cops it was political protest they shouldn't have infringed on his rights

[@kurtwetzel154]

Yes but their ego gets in the way.

[@tracyeaves4847]

If someone finds your sign disturbing the peace you can be arrested. Ahahahaha

[@CostaDoinBusiness]

She def took that mask off to try and sweet talk her way into cooperation … A+ for effort

[@e-curb]

She gets an A for keeping her cool and being polite.

[@TheHailstorm77]

No she gets an A++ for being hot. She even have the body for that! Some lucky man will have some wild freaky with her.

[@RestitutorEuropa]

@@TheHailstorm77 Can you relax?…

[@turbostuntman]

she knows masks are useless but wouldn't she just not wear it at all then? Very confusing

[@icemachine79]

@@RestitutorEuropa There was nothing wrong with what he said. P.S. Your "choice" is to stay away from the rest of us. Nobody will come into your home and force you to be vaccinated. But you don't have the right to impact _my_ health with your poor choices.

[@andrewtaylor3238]

This is a 30 second call..."Oh, you are expressing your first amendment right. Just make sure you are on public property and dont interference with traffic. Have a nice day!"

[@cosmicphoto05]

Yeah, their staying longer was purely an intimidation tactic.

[@Clarencechapman]

I know right!!!!!

[@TalosCreations]

This man sounds like hes talking in 𝘽𝙤𝙡𝙙

[@swat3563]

l0l

[@benjamindeh873]

Lol he is X) But definitively not in caps :P

[@Nik3T3kk]

🤣😂 rite

[@nathanjamesbaker]

Both bold and italics, though, or just bold?

[@TalosCreations]

@@nathanjamesbaker both work

[@p1zd3c]

One of my favorite takeaways from these interactions is when I find myself supporting the rights of people I disagree with.

[@turnip123942]

“You’re not wrong Walter, you’re just an asshole!”

[@YoooTooba-pn7lq]

That’s called being an American 👍 just means you’re good person

[@regan.8077]

"I don't want to give you a hard time." *but we're going to give you a hard time*

[@watchandjewelryloft4713]

I love when they use likes like that. 🤦🏻‍♂️😂🤣

[@gullybop1695]

That's a pretty female officer. 🌷🌷🌷😘😘

[@HaydenHendry]

The first thing she says is "I don't want to give you a hard time" yeah too late ma'am its hard

[@DreadlockRasta21]

😆 For real

[@thumbtop9562]

That female police officer is hot. Find it difficult to not give him a 'hard time'.

[@reasonbrown7428]

Wonderful stuff dude lm3

[@Seanigan88]

Fr, that uniform ain't hiding that body

[@innocentbystander3317]

Officer: I dont wanna give you a hard time, but... Me: Then why are you here? Have you considered fucking off?

[@utprez]

"it doesn't matter, you're not the free speech police" - excellent! 👍

[@foobar3139]

No, that would be KZbin

[@Jakey4000]

@@foobar3139 the first ammendment doesn't have to be upheld on KZbin, unless it's a government website. Not to mention it also serves people not under any US jurisdiction.

[@ihateusernamesgrrr]

@@Jakey4000 good call 😉 hi from New Zealand 👊 There's so many Americans on YT that make dumb comments like "this is America" haha, it's good to see atleast one person here with a little common sense

[@ihateusernamesgrrr]

@@Jakey4000 btw don't get me wrong, YT dictating what we can and can't say violating free speach for us all internationally is a massive problem. It's just not a problem that comes under any US constitutional law so the international community need to all figure this one out together.

[@foobar3139]

@@Jakey4000 who said anything about the first amendment?

[@harleylif1929]

Officers should have to take and pass a test on the Constitution of the United States before they get a badge , gun and are allowed to go on duty as an officer.

[@Sr68720]

Mr porter gets a F for not getting officer McKenzie's number.

[@katinafinley1]

Totally agree! She’s a hottie and from the way she was looking, I feel like she would have given it to him😁

[@AppleOfThineEye]

Never stick your dick in tyranny.

[@DonCityFrmChicago]

Facts! Lol 💯

[@darthnatas953]

No doubt, she definitely stood there long enough flirting with him.

[@jrodriguez2646]

😂

[@microcolonel]

I love how the pretty one is shocked that the guy holding the massive profane sign doesn't care whether he's coming off as nasty.

[@strawbricketteshortcake5460]

She thought she could put the goddess charm on him and he was like "NAH I'm good"...

[@Givemesubs-yw9jk]

@@strawbricketteshortcake5460 u can put it on me :)

[@Divine_R]

13:18 she just put her hands up in disbelief. This is a great example of people with completely different personalities on 2 wavelengths separated by a parsec. Honestly they’d make a great couple for a romcom

[@jondough3177]

When the 'avg. joe' citizen knows more about the law than the 'officers' who took an oath to uphold it - be concerned.

[@DesertRunner602]

That's sad

[@happyfase]

The trouble is that there is a greater demand for police officers than there are a supply of people willing to be good police officers.

[@danieloakes6637]

They are trained to lie to us about laws

[@jadeolin8514]

That's 95% of patrol officers, they don't have a clue what the laws actually say.

[@On2wls]

"We had to come out here". Yeah, you came, you saw there was no crime, now go back to your patrol 'cause there is nothing you can do here.

[@JackassJester]

Why do cops insist on obstructing the flow of traffic? Do these officers not care that they made this intersection extremely dangerous for motorists because of a guy with a sign.

[@andrewt6042]

Yeah, they should be called out for that.

[@deantjewie]

They put the car on that lane so people dont use that lane to increase their safety while standing near a road on a intersection. Theres a lot of reason to dislike the polices actions, but lets be fair when doing so and only call out the (many) things they are actually doing wrong. This is the way they get trained to do

[@JackassJester]

@@andrewt6042 Exactly. I see cops doing this all the time for no good reason.

[@JackassJester]

@@deantjewie So driving up the wrong side of the road and blocking oncoming traffic with no emergency lights on in a turning lane for a guy with a sign is safer and good training? Give me a break

[@Hear-MeoutTwo2]

@@deantjewie The vehicle is beyond their safety zone but so close to the intersection that it cause traffic to back up or slow down unexpectedly in the intersection.

[@schmitty918]

Officer McSexy instinctively took her mask off when she realized she was on camera

[@TurningGuns]

I thought that also.

[@yourhusbandismyboyfriend1714]

😂😆

[@bradwatts8222]

Officer McSexy lol , well said Legend

[@cojo9102]

😂😂

[@andrewdaley3081]

Is it just me or does she look a bit like Kate Winslet.. Andy England 🇬🇧

[@eddiemcdonald4720]

That lady is the hottest cop I’ve ever seen lol

[@OliverFlinn]

Yeah, imagine her body without the uniform lmao

[@bork_on_my_spork2424]

@@OliverFlinn ok buddy thats a little to far😂

[@OliverFlinn]

@@bork_on_my_spork2424 why?

[@mikehawk4517]

@@OliverFlinn Yeah, here we're talking about she being hot and you think it's ok to imagine something unrelated as she being naked? How can you go that far dude, wtf!!!

[@OliverFlinn]

@@mikehawk4517 holy shit, ive never seen a more virgin answer that this. Lmao

[@atw-me1xy]

I've noticed, after watching lots of these videos, whenever there is an interaction that involves a male and female cop, the presence of the female cop usually causes the male cop to escalate the situation further than I wonder they would ordinarily do. I wonder if that happens because they want to impress them or play white-knight.

[@l-_-lForkBombl-_-l]

She would cause me not to escalate the situation cause she kinda cute.

[@jbird4478]

They get protective of her, but due to poor training think that a show of authority is the best way to go about that. Sometimes it might also be compensating for their own feelings of insecurity. Interestingly, female cops typically have the opposite effect on suspects. They're disarming, especially when they're as cute as this one.

[@justinpauley7092]

When he pulled out the KAREN card I started dying😂😂💀

[@tjlovesrachel]

It’s great bc her real name IS Karen… and that’s why she looked at her name tag when he said it

[@moonie1825]

She's so photogenic every time she turns her face to the side it looks like she's preparing for a picture.

[@Postulatedstate]

It comes. Naturally to women when a camera is around

[@dappadappz9374]

Im with you bro, because damn it shes looking fine!

[@lindamartinez9438]

@@Postulatedstate I'm not photogenic and hide from cameras haha.

[@Verosmom123]

That's why she took her mask off. She wanted to make sure she looked good on KZbin.🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@rajo4861]

DSL’s

[@ronaldcatullus]

I usually agree with the letter grades but A+?? He started off antagonistic and only got worse throughout. Even if he was right, that attitude alone knocks at least a few points off. It certainly has in the past

[@navi2710]

The guy was a complete asshole and behaved in an aggressive manner. The police came along talked and then left. That gets them a C. The asshole argues, shouts, was disrespectful gets an A+. Should have been given a D-.

[@fxrsniper1]

@Takeda Shingen No it doesn't

[@fxrsniper1]

Huh??? He was already approached by the same department and the officer left him alone these 2 knew that prior to showing up.

[@tbscotty813]

Yeah, IMO the main reason that dude's out there IS to get his rights violated. He knows that news coverage will do a lot more than a stupid profane sign.

[@gabrielsburg]

@@fxrsniper1 Actually, no. It wasn't the same department. He was first contacted by the county police department and then by the local municipal police (who the video is focused on).

[@jamesbrooks9321]

From "I can't let you hold that sign" to "We're not telling you what to do" and "We have to be here because it's our job" to "We don't have to be here but we'll hang out because we want to"

[@jlobaido8000]

Bet she has whiplash in the tongue with how fast she swapped those sentences in n out.

[@jlobaido8000]

@Emad Ali 😯 😂🤣

[@marcussaunders6562]

she’s one FINE ass police officer

[@boondockbluesaint5989]

@Marcus Saunders Hell yeah!

[@HarryNicNicholas]

yeah, but you can't say that out loud.

[@braxtonburchard3701]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@dfall6568]

Lmao she got me singing Mrs. Officer the sec I saw her

[@valhipkiss4011]

Why do the speakers feel the need to yell 😅😅😅we know they have spent their lives learning the amendments , but WHY are you yelling 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@PeanOutside]

They only respected his rights because he knew them and stood his ground when they first showed up. They had every intention of silencing his protest

[@stacysmith459]

@Mal Mort not true. Did you do a pole on who liked this comment?! Lol.

[@gadio16]

@Mal Mort that's a little bit different don't you think? I mean this guy probably does not protest during work time and if he did he would get fired.

[@callowaymotorcompany]

@@gadio16 No, it’s not. If people cared about politics during “work time” they’d be just as mad as Tebow kneeling for jesus.

[@rivenoak]

@Mal Mort first amendment also means everybody is entitled to call *you* names too. people forget it works both ways and sometimes the response flies into your face more than you wish.

[@THANHNHÀNLÊTHỊ-c2i]

It is encouraging to see a supervisor intervening for a citizen's welfare. This example of leadership is imperative.

[@mp6697]

Im ashamed to admit but I didn't give a damn about the rest of this story as soon as she got out of the car..

[@adamthompson9785]

There's no shame in that my son, let your loins guide thee.

[@juliaalvarez537]

Adam Thompson bruh

[@everythingisoverrated3942]

Simp

[@Postulatedstate]

Ditto I'd be like ahit it's the cops oh shiiit what we got here shiiit 😏

[@brownsamurai3070]

Yes, I wanted that loud mouth to shut up and just focus on her.

[@theWACKIIRAQI]

"I never said you committed any crime" Well so this means this conversation is over, officer :)

[@MrSlicer2424]

Office Makenzie get an A+ hottie!

[@apolloscouter]

@@MrSlicer2424 You call that hot? LOL :D

[@terrancecook4700]

Kick rocks

[@rivenoak]

@@apolloscouter because Karen Jeanette McKenzie is :p

[@decur8]

the female officer acts like she never tried to stop his constitutionally protected activity. But the first thing she said to him was she couldn't let him stand there with that sign.

[@SomeLad12]

She’s hot though so she gets a pass

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Aka “Dictatorship”.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Aka tyranny, aka dictatorship. Sadly most Americans don’t know their rights and get illegally ordered around by tyrants all the time.

[@rbrown4815]

this guy is selfish and has poor taste.. that's really what's going on.. I get the 1st ammendment bit but what about kids passing by in cars.. this guy has no dignity

[@Diego-id7jn]

@@rbrown4815 doesn’t matter what people see, he has every right to be out there with that sign.

[@kwasiadisi3633]

This female cop deserves a medal.

[@jamese9283]

Yes, I feel sorry that she has to deal with such obnoxious people.

[@anthonygreenfield123]

Deserves my carrot in the pie