Supervisor Saves Citizen From Uninformed Workers

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@weallsobad7320]

Still waiting for that "Content" on your 2nd channel!?!?!?

[@keepinitfloored]

A Court dress code video please

[@thickasabrick2293]

I'm not sure I understand the law here... Those people have a right to not have their image put out on the internet right? I mean if they don't want their own personal likeness put out in public or put on the internet can't they refuse? Wouldn't he have to blur them out if requested?

[@iceman34]

@@thickasabrick2293 well, best way is not to approach the camera if they don’t want to be recorded. Or assault by menacing the recorder John explained the nuances of how generally you can record in public anything you can see. That includes people eve if they don’t consent.

[@thickasabrick2293]

@@iceman34 bad news if your in a witness relocation program huh lol. People with a zoom lens could film almost anything from a public vantage affording people in there homes zero privacy

[@HugKnucklesTV]

IDK why, but every time you say Mr. Pepperoni I can't stop laughing

[@brianbagnall3029]

Mr. Pepperoni, meet Mr. Mushroom.

[@supergluehotty]

Local pizzaria owner and 1st amendment auditor MR. PEPPERONI!

[@michaeltuffin5002]

My cousin Carlo salami he say he have same problem...whya people laugh like this.

[@yagamijubei28]

Guys name is Mr Pepperoni. Gets approached by the largest security officer ive seen. What does she guard? The refrigerator??

[@markking8223]

@@brianbagnall3029 and anchovies

[@shanek6582]

Robert Brown is awesome, he is a great example of how people in “authority” should act.

[@icecold9511]

He understands where his authority ends.

[@crosseyedbilly]

The reason why teachers should get to do “corrections” is because they have the answers. Just remember that.

[@user-cm9ef4fw7m]

the security guard is soooo sexy😋

[@RuffianSoldier]

@@user-cm9ef4fw7m ikr!?

[@Rich316NY33]

That’s why we have leadership and no one over there is in leadership. Bravo. Unfortunately we have many “law-enforcers” who know squat about the law.

[@mdcx2016]

"When they called me I knew this was gonna blow up." "That's why we have leadership. No one out here was leadership." This man is a leader.

[@Kevin-jb2pv]

Man. I wish I worked for a company that made me feel such swelling pride and loyalty for it that I would get this upset about someone standing on the sidewalk and filming a driveway.

[@chrisw9629]

Hahahaha for real!!! If someone was doing that outside my work, I’d be like “uhhhh….. ok?” And go back to work lol

[@kishascape]

@@chrisw9629 I wouldn't even be like anything. Wouldn't have stopped working to begin with.

[@daltonevans3412]

@@kishascape it really depends on what that company does. I worked for a company that made classified tracking buoys and all staff were explicitly told if we saw anyone snooping or filming then we had to go confront them due to potential corporate espionage, so i had to confront 3 people in my time there for snooping around the property and had to call the cops. So if this company is dealing with sensitive and or classified materials they may be required to confront any potential spying.

[@Vid-FX]

Well, they were all certainly swollen that's for sure.

[@youngsd22SF]

​@@daltonevans3412 Well your company sucks. Because it's a constitutionally PROTECTED activity

[@donquixote3032]

Mr. Brown doesn’t deserve a grade. He deserves to have his boss see this and an immediate increase in his pay and responsibilities 💪🏾

[@mattpierson6206]

hes going to read this and be like, "ahhh shit i did the right thing and now i get MORE responsibilities!?"

[@smashleyscott8272]

@@mattpierson6206 ... lol

[@LV_223]

@@mattpierson6206 the “curse of the good employee” never fails lol. show competency and common sense, then all of a sudden more and more shit gets shoveled onto your plate. In all seriousness though, if Mr. Brown wanted it, he would be the prime candidate for my upper level safety position at any place of business.

[@christianbrobst3486]

Maybe he doesn’t want more responsibility!

[@runpigrun]

He shook with his left hand...that’s cringe af

[@aloe83]

Biggest takeaway in my opinion, “Not all sidewalks are created equally”

[@catdisc5304]

But some sidewalks are created more equal than others

[@-Me_]

@@catdisc5304 sidewalk farm

[@bigrazo5098]

Shiit that got me rolling

[@david2869]

In this case I think it would be fairly obvious that the road outside the brick fence was public property since a) it was a publicly owned vehicular thoroughfare and b) the signage was a government owned speed limit sign which belongs along a public roadway.

[@mreventos]

I learned that at a young age. I still have the road rash when I fell off my bike. I hope they fixed that sidewalk since then.

[@Jarzula]

Gotta love the fact that Mr. Brown waited for the cop to explain the situation and made sure the situation wouldn’t escalate with the officer. Dude is a real one.

[@kishascape]

The accent and the sort confused articulation of Big Bertha there was hilarious. She was in a whole nother world and barely cognizant.

[@thathero3736]

Jesus Christ!! This supervisor is probably one of the most mature and easy going guys. This man is a Godsend. He deserves a promotion or a raise. Something. Maybe the universe will give him a lottery win 😊

[@gabehayes1833]

I think he did know the danger of a lawsuit and social media backlash. But he did seem genuinely nice and knowledgeable. What concerns me is he didn't train them properly on First Amendment rights.

[@mikeveis6393]

Blasphemy

[@BubbyBold]

As someone who used to work for Securitas, the big lady is a perfect representation of the average security guard. They literally let anyone in, the dumber the better

[@TheSimpleMan454]

I'm sorry but I can't picture anything other than a Vogon. "Resistance is useless..."

[@SAnn1747]

yea, where did she go. She disappeared.

[@gebauerpeter6141]

@@SAnn1747 To grab a bite...

[@floydthibodeaux1844]

They are also barely trained and informed.

[@whurpurgis7997]

I thought she seemed too cartoonish then when Fat-Suit Steve Austin came out I was sure Mr. Pepperoni was getting Punk’d.

[@thereconrigger4956]

Mr. Brown deserves a raise and bonus for how he handled this situation. If everyone in that type of work would act as he did, these situations would be rare

[@josephagentaraiza713]

I AGREE 100%

[@robertadams8192]

I agree 100%. Being calm and polite, no matter who was in the right/wrong, goes a long way towards a peaceful resolution. Even if the Auditor had been in the wrong, getting angry and in his face, helped no one!

[@jayajm2]

Agree!! His first act was to deescalate and was very knowledgeable of the laws. There are many police officers that could learn from this guy.

[@earlsreid4130]

@@josephagentaraiza713 He also saved his company the possibility of a huge lawsuit due to three knuckleheads who thought they had authority to approach Mr. Pepperoni. (had to say it)

[@Badchi]

I love it how he basically shoved his co-workers back behind the gate and told them to shut up while he de-escalates the thing. Which he did.

[@Spectt84]

I love the employees proudly "fist bumping" in the background, only to be shut-down, told to "move along", and informed they were dead wrong 2 minutes later...

[@y2ktube]

Video @ 8:32 " Fist bump" - They shortly after that, got SCHOOL'ed...

[@lawrence112]

My favorite part was Mr Browns “go on and do your job!” 😂 he’s more annoyed they’re waisting time they could be working

[@brendanmcmahon1162]

@@y2ktube awesome. Thank you for pointing out the best part of the video. There's nothing better than the look on the face of a bullying dumba$$ when he finds out that he's wrong

[@helghastarmy7688]

Holy 💩 its Securitas, the company that didnt notice a dead body in a car for a week in a walmart parking lot in California.

[@purselmer5931]

"...when they called me I knew this was gonna blow up...." Translation: "I have a bunch of idiot hotheads working beneath me and they act like wild dogs sometimes..."

[@thebullgator]

Haha! Mr. Brown is a giant among boys!

[@mattjack3983]

That translation was spot on 👌👍

[@missmike3693]

Pretty much. 💁🏾‍♀️😂

[@Subangelis]

I do find it odd that as the safety manager, he's missing fingers on his right hand.

[@ayebby4017]

@@Subangelis it looks like it's likely just a birth defect

[@myoama160]

Mr Brown needs a raise, he saved his company and went above and beyond to make sure that the Auditors rights were protected. I suspect he will educate the employees.

[@Jinsoku440]

Idk though, auditors like this give the good ones a bad rep. If you're gonna audit know the rights of those you're auditing!

[@BubbyBold]

Securitas deserves any disdain it receives. It's a horrible company, a vestigial tail of the Pinkertons.

[@DragonSlicer]

Idk why whenever I see people like this recording stuff I just think they’re being complete assholes because there really isn’t no reason to be recording other than trying to start a meaningless fight.

[@banditkitty2743]

@@DragonSlicer you sound like a police officer, “if you record us, you’ll catch us committing crimes”

[@DragonSlicer]

@@banditkitty2743 I just don't like immature people.

[@ChristianHipHop]

Every police department needs a MR BROWN! 💯

[@lilmsmischief69]

He's not a cop tho.

[@Oats4761]

@@lilmsmischief69 maybe he should be

[@weenfain]

@@lilmsmischief69 he never said he was a cop. Simply every department needs someone like him.

[@johnsuggs7828]

Police department, government, every area of public service needs a mr. brown

[@Meluel]

Exactly! maybe we actually need a lawyer in police force that helps officer's with law and constitution disputes while this types of stops are happenings. Would save tons of state money yo!

[@KnittedSister]

I liked that one of the workers came up and asked to have the rules clarified and explain his point of view. He was respectful, learned something, and can act as a voice of reason with his coworkers if this happens again.

[@secretgirlnow]

The dude was wrong in the first place and still managed to be respectful. Definitely seemed misinformed rather than malicious or power tripping or anything

[@sierralapierre9717]

I thought the same thing! Even when he was wrong he wasn’t rude or entitled! Good for him!

[@tracy_x.x]

10/10!

[@Tenchigumi]

Hundred percent agree. Didn't ask the question in a rude or accusatory way, just legitimately wanted to clear up something that he clearly misunderstood. That's how adults should be.

[@oddoldends7649]

As a former employee of Securitas, I can confirm that this is about the quality of employee they hire...

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

Am I right in thinking that security guards don't get paid very much?

[@PrenticeBoy1688]

@@ThroughMyEyes2020 What determines a higher paying assignment vs a lower paying one?

[@ThroughMyEyes2020]

@@PrenticeBoy1688 Unarmed security makes around $17 hourly. Armed security makes around $20+ hourly. Executive Protection (bodygaurd) make around $35+ hourly. That is just a rough estimate but like i said it just depends on the company and the type of account it is. Also the STATE you are in!

[@oddoldends7649]

@@PrenticeBoy1688 Entirely depends on which company. As far as Securitas goes? Bottom of the barrel. Minimum wage unless you are a supervisor and then you get a whopping two dollar raise.

[@keathgraham2742]

@@ThroughMyEyes2020 I'm unarmed security for Allied Universal in the Coachella Valley of California. I only make $14 an hour after 4 years. McDonald's starting pay is $15.

[@carlson6022]

Mr. Brown: “that’s why we have leadership” if only every institution took leadership so seriously there would be far less of these instances.

[@dantemacias2411]

Crazy I read your comment just as the safety manager said it.

[@davidstoyanov9270]

Then that would mean we the viewers would have no content :(

[@lionheartzcs2]

That safety manager gets the highest a+ my man new his shit

[@Foolish188]

Except he could train his guards a little.

[@antonyduhamel1166]

@@Foolish188 The guard was obviously trained. The problem is that the training the guard received was flawed.

[@iceman34]

@@Foolish188 yes but I think he was saying he was new and yes probably wanted to train them even said as much.

[@gspower01]

Yeah no kidding.

[@eltzrothm1]

I want to give this comment a like, but I can't because you misspelled *knew*.

[@richardpapera9660]

I am shocked by the supervisor’s understanding attitude and positive professionalism. I would like to see more of these videos. A playlist of proper interactions can help people see what public discourse should look like. Kudos supervisor Brown.

[@lopa-u9f]

indeed these are the best, this and another with a guy carrying a camera+guun and a police interaction from a call of 'suspicious persons report' where main cop was total cool but wouldn't leave and a 2nd guy showed up and he was 'worse' and the first guy kepti t cool until 3rd guyboss showed up and immediately resolved and dissolved the situation and they left pronto

[@utubepunk]

Do they think holding their hand up to the camera magically erases all the previous footage of them? 🤦🏽

[@DigitalBathInAZ]

Certainly not. It's an attempt at a "power move".

[@opieutt9038]

Cameraman should maybe never have said a word. Wait for the first three Darwin awardees to get physical.

[@johnsnow5955]

@@DigitalBathInAZ Yup i would agree it is a power move or an attempt to block their face while they attempt to Assault you. They aren't thinking about the footage prior to the act.

[@markkay4224]

do u think thats what they think?

[@ProcyonDei]

Do they think?

[@stargazer3734]

“Mr. Pepperoni…” Ah yes, a gentlemen and a scholar I see.

[@mrsir5866]

Well, it is just 'Mr' pepperoni, not 'Dr' pepperoni, so perhaps a gentleman but not technically a scholar lol

[@factbeaglesarebest]

It’s his name.

[@jokeduder]

Brilliant, old man! Jolly good!

[@cdsmock4512]

I love when people bring up the "isn't it illegal to take pictures of people's license plates?" Bruh, if that was illegal, nobody would be allowed to take a picture of anything anywhere in any city because it would have plates in it. 😂

[@thevalkyrieog]

Exactly. Would also make exterior house security cameras illegal to use.

[@lostpockets2227]

as if they're license plate isn't in plain view to the public 24/7 bruh I could just as easy write down your plate on a piece of paper

[@opieutt9038]

He was so freaked out about his plates and privacy, he shouldn't leave the house.

[@icecold9511]

Usually a plate doesn't mean much. Usually you can't find someone via their plate. That is usually protected data. I needed to prove my identity along with that information to renew my plate.

[@zacht9805]

They've never seen the videos of repo guys driving through parking lots with plate scanners.

[@kleverich]

I'm almost positive the manager didn't want the guy there, but he was well aware of the legalities too. He acknowledged the situation and just hoped the guy would move along, which he eventually did.

[@barbietripping]

Brings a tear to my eye when I see citizens protecting each other’s rights.

[@trishawilson-fenn3126]

I applaud Mr. Brown. It’s nice to see someone who’s willing to be calm, cool and collective and actually use a normal tone voice and listen.

[@5jerry1]

~ Collected, not collective.

[@arthurneddysmith]

@@5jerry1 -Came here to say the exact same thing. I would possibly add: "... a normally toned voice and then listen".

[@666Daheretic]

He also believes more people need to read their laws and rights. This man is an American by definition.

[@KamikazeELF]

It's really sad that people resort to being loud and aggressive when they don't understand something... Grow up and take that moment to realize you can learn something.

[@iamjakepaul944]

Mr. Brown and I got along famously! 😂🤣

[@dannywhittaker978]

For Mr. Brown, I would've introduced "S" as a rating. His knowledge, courtesy, understanding and kindness is much more than anyone else I've seen get an A+ on this channel

[@Bacteriophagebs]

Weeb.

[@fernybern]

This isn't a show jesus

[@Staubsaugaer]

@@fernybern you're implying the existence of a "show jesus". It makes me think there's a more affordable "home jesus" and I think that's beautiful.

[@Bacteriophagebs]

@@Staubsaugaer A "show Jesus" is that one you only put out on the lawn at Christmas and maybe Easter, as opposed to the "home Jesus" that Grandma hangs over her bed.

[@Staubsaugaer]

@@Bacteriophagebs thanks, I love it

[@bryansimmons3723]

This is the kind of guy that businesses need to have running things. Excellent interaction, and the kind of thing that we need to have more of.

[@Rascal77s]

That security guard was straight out of Deliverence.

[@icecold9511]

I expected to see her chewing scholls

[@Strideo1]

Welcome to Sourth Cariliner

[@patmurray8265]

That's exactly what I thought.

[@dantemarquez9492]

I was waiting for a comment about the security guard. Lol

[@CTCRZ]

Easily the least professional security guard I have ever seen.

[@Capo02110]

I love all the in-depth research ATA does for state to state, town to town understanding for us viewers. That must take a ton of reading and research

[@theworldwelivein482]

I wish he would cover California Default Fathers Club.

[@jensenpete]

@@theworldwelivein482 what is that?

[@timusica]

Why u actin white tho?

[@Capo02110]

@@timusica acting white?

[@thomasspringer5738]

True he does an exceptional task that deserves recognition except for the issue of the jurisdictional claim of control. The supreme court has control ( jurisdiction), in private matters inside of its Corporate procedural proceedings of its private contract(s) with those who believe a benefit would be of use; But does not have jurisdiction over a man who created the corporation for his benefit. Can a man give , make up , create a right to a construct of his mind ? A man raises attack dogs , breeds them , feeds them, trains them , do the dogs have a right to attack anyone? Does the trainer of the dogs have a right to command the dogs to attack anyone ? If anyone believes yes then a group of men can militarize themselves and one can order another man to rob somebody and no one can be held accountable because the attacker claims it's an order, for profits he gains and it's justified because it's his job , the one that orders the attack claims he's not liable because the other guy did the attack because it's justified. Look familiar ? Anyone then can group together, walk down the street, spot an individual with something of value, and order a buddy from the group to seize that of value, and because we are more in numbers we have the right to steal his property. Until a larger group takes back what was taken !

[@amyh7554]

Mr. Brown needs a bonus / raise for his conduct & knowledge of the law/rights. We need more people like him, in this world!!! Great job!!

[@madtabby66]

And would more likely be fired

[@yagamijubei28]

Hes the safety officer. They get stupid mad paid money as they have to uphold international safety standards.

[@yagamijubei28]

@@madtabby66 they cant fire him for doing his job. Hes a contractor. That would just get them blacklisted. He can literally call an STOW(Safe To Work) and shut them down for not following procedures and safety guidelines and violating ISO 14002. Hahah.

[@1SCme]

@@madtabby66 Doubtful - had the incident escalated, *the company would have found the 3 workers were assuming company authority they don't possess,* terminated them, backed the safety officer, and conceded the sidewalk was public so the incident wouldn't have occurred on their premises.

[@TheDavedevil619]

👏👏

[@nicholasmatthew9687]

I don’t believe in directly shaming people for their physical attributes, their level of education, or general cognitive ability -but this situation begs a rational question. What purpose does that first woman serve as a security agent? She doesn’t seem particularly physically capable, nor does she seem knowledgeable on any matters related to security. Do people like this just get hired as a pair of eyes? If so, It would surely be cheaper and more effective to install cameras which could be monitored by someone who’s more competent in these matters like Mr. Brown. I’m glad this situation took place and that a respectable member of the auditing community was on site that day. This was a great opportunity to educate several members of the public on the civil rights related to these circumstances. I would bet that Mr. Brown’s office took this a step further by releasing a company memo since this situation involved so many of his work peers, and quickly could have grown into a liability for their employer given the actions of first aggressor. It was nice seeing this video today, especially Mr. Browns presence. As a southerner, it’s unfortunate and far too often that anyone with our accent gets mistaken as ignorant, but Mr. Brown articulated a considerable understanding of the legal landscape related to this situation. He also expressed his concern for the general publics lack of understanding in these matters, and my hats off to him today.

[@michaelmeixner8544]

Mr. Brown is great, I'd like to buy him a beer. It's refreshing to see a security director know our civil righst.

[@WookieNipple730]

Right??

[@tstivers1990]

No, he's the safety manager.

[@iamjakepaul944]

Mr. Brown and I got along famously! 😂🤣

[@Subangelis]

@@tstivers1990 - He referred to himself as both

[@Troy-Echo]

It's great to see someone address an issue calmly and respectfully while figuring out what is actually happening instead of reacting with hostility before understanding the facts. My friend recently retired, and he was very much like Mr. Brown. Kudos to Mr. Brown.

[@MarieC333]

Mr. Brown was ADORABLE. He was like a kid that learned about something new and was excited to share with everyone. I mean that in the most respectful and kind way, I loved it. So great!

[@marktwins5022]

Plus he's the safety officer & missing some fingers; that's who we should listen intently and take his word as gospel

[@MrMacDarra]

What do you mean he learned something new? He clearly knew the laws already and was just keeping his men in line. Give the man more credit....

[@danporath536]

Great de-escalation. That man, Mr. Brown, represents his employer well.

[@dons8122]

Yeah his employer's main office is in get this.. Finland lol

[@yagamijubei28]

Safety officer are mostly contractors, he has a job to make sure his client has proper safety protocols.

[@danporath536]

@@dons8122 Yes, the world is still inter-connected.

[@huuppone]

@@dons8122 hehe, also this company (or parts of it) have been in business since ~1760

[@jimmygrant424]

@@dons8122 I can believe that because of the name of the place!!!

[@michaelworthington7037]

Bravo! It was a pleasure watching a person in charge, defusing the situation and understanding the law. Thank you.

[@m136a1]

The cop that shows up get an A+ for arriving at a resolved situation where no law was broken and going on his way without hassling the involved parties to either generate revenue for the state, or to pad his citation quota.

[@juniorrivera8557]

FTP though. They deserve no appreciation. Kill with impunity and immunity.

[@carryeveryday910]

“Citation quota” lmaaaaoooooooo holy shit people actually think those exist?😂😂😂😂😂

[@marc.levinson]

Stellar, a low bar but very true.

[@m136a1]

@@carryeveryday910 Citations are one of the measures used to evaluate job performance, leading to pay increases and advancement. As such an officer is incentivized to issue citations. Furthermore, those officers with a low citation rate are not only less likely to receiver the aforementioned rewards, but they will also receive "a talking to." What amuses me is people who think that quotas do not exist if they are not called quotas.

[@marc.levinson]

@@m136a1 Interesting... I thought promotions were given out for the number of murders they did.

[@ImStayGold42]

Securitas gets an F, for their extremely low hiring standards, lack of training & oversight for security personnel. Pathetic.

[@icecold9511]

Look up Critical Intervention Services. Every time a guard gets killed, it is a bar bet that it is one of theirs. Think they are in Falluja or something

[@desenagrator]

Securitas is an absolute joke of a security company.

[@jakemitchell5015]

There not a large pool to draw from really

[@dj33036]

@@jakemitchell5015 Actually, the pool they draw from is huge.

[@cmasterson]

Wtf hire her if men come out to do her job. They dont need her.

[@MrCowPow]

This guy was the best person on this channel. The security manager deserves a raise

[@tstivers1990]

Safety manager*

[@lukefoster6545]

He needs to get a free prosthetic 👏

[@lucydraws1237]

I hope that first guy who tried to cover the camera got fired or at least had the appropriate punishment for being so aggressive

[@cipher88101]

"I think everybody needs to take a minute and read the law." I like this guy, probably because I agree with him. Most of these folks don't realize that they have been on several cameras for, most likely, a large part of their entire journey to that location. There are so many surveillance cameras, traffic cams, ring cams, cell phones, etc that it's nearly impossible to not showing up on multiple recordings from various devices. Most of which will end up erased in 48 hours because they are there to record critical events IF they happen, not keep a record of daily life.

[@jen5714]

The difference is public cameras are not putting you on KZbin for clicks and likes and to make money from that video. Big, big difference.

[@noneya3635]

Yeah that dude had his sht together.

[@Anonymous38572]

@@jen5714 true but u never know nowadays ppl will find anyway to get views it's sad. I have a small channel i could do some scummy stuff for views but I have dignity

[@Anonymous38572]

Those are mostly government affiliated organizations that won't release that video to the world, rarely do they even get recorded it's a live feed, I feel there's there's big difference than a loser that has nothing better to do then put u on their YT

[@gracett3628]

Imagine if even half the officers on this channel used methods like these instead of going with the approach of the group of employees. 🤧

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

"Not all sidewalks are created equally." 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😅😂

[@mjak1010]

God Damned Racist Sidewalks !!!!!!!

[@ThePrufessa]

Did someone really say that?

[@buckthomas1988]

Some are more equal than others. ANIMAL FARM

[@matt12251975]

Awesome statement 👏 😄

[@jasonleslie203]

They usually think they own EVERYTHING THEY SEE

[@robinrodriguez5747]

Good bless Mr brown. In a world of conflict and abuse of power of authorities, it’s men like Mr Brown who step up, learn the law of the land, respect others opinions and perspective, maintains patience and understanding and isn’t afraid to be corrected when in the wrong. This man has more balls and brains than most power trip men who think they own and know it all.

[@madtabby66]

Why do I wonder if Mr Brown was fired?

[@AuroraAce.]

@@madtabby66 why would he be?

[@madtabby66]

@@AuroraAce. because he was rational and not backing the corporation.

[@AuroraAce.]

@@madtabby66 he did what he was paid to do.

[@1SCme]

@@madtabby66 I would say the opposite. Had the incident escalated, *the company would have likely said the area was public* so the incident wasn't on company grounds, and would have claimed *the employees were exercising authority they didn't possess* (off company grounds) and terminated them.

[@michaeljustice3745]

Now that's the way you're supposed to handle things that safety manager needs an a+ if more people was like him this would be a better world

[@SGTRandyB]

Dude this supervisor is amazing. He needs to be promoted, or at least paid more. Maybe give classes to entire companies and groups. What a guy.

[@kishascape]

Big Bertha on the hand.... muffin topping so hard she couldn't even wear her two way radio lmao

[@wvrjl]

​@R Hamlet - A certain level of physical fitness should be required when you're a security guard, or a cop.

[@ashash7513]

Great leadership from the Safety manager A+

[@The330racing]

Except for publicly admitting guilt of his employees. Should have just apologized and handled reprimand in private in my opinion

[@rkan2]

@@The330racing I dunno if it could be held against him for publicly admitting their guilt but rather admitting that they weren't in the position to tell the auditor what is right or wrong. As the (whatever) managerial role, he was probably well authorized to do that.

[@a1cjdc]

Impressive, the supervisor is well deserving of an A+

[@aaronjump2193]

That supervisor should probably be director of HR. I've met many many people in HR and you wander how on earth they got hired on. "Who you know not what" may come into play. What an outstanding understanding great man.

[@billkaldem5099]

Mr. Brown is the kind of management every place needs. He deserves to be commended for his actions

[@MikeGameOver]

He’s so good at safety he’s missing the majority of fingers on his dominate hand. Ha.

[@bifflilla]

Pretty sure this isn’t the first time these people have earned an “F” letter grade.

[@buckthomas1988]

Lol. Love your subtle humor.

[@michaelhutchings8599]

LMAO!

[@Allangulon]

The security guard would struggle to spell F.

[@Urbanity_Kludge]

😏🤣🤣🤣

[@bluegrasskid4835]

Off the topic. What type of law deals with where one has the right to protest/film/etc.? Constitutional Law?

[@thatrunawayguy3555]

That female security guard is a walking stereotype of us down here in South Carolina 😭😂

[@yagamijubei28]

Shes so big, she could eat south carolina.

[@itsjustmaddisen]

@@yagamijubei28 You sure she hasn’t already 😏

[@yagamijubei28]

@@itsjustmaddisen judging by that, i guess she did done dat do.

[@jimmyrustler8983]

@@yagamijubei28 She looks like she should be pulling Carrie Fisher on a leash....

[@JustcallmeGnarly22]

I was thinking the same thing. She's what everyone thinks people in South Carolina look and act like.

[@mikebermea9366]

Hero of the Day Mr. Brown. We need more people like him. We can all learn how to conduct ourselves by watching him.

[@NYBorn519]

The toothless wonder of a security guard in the grey shirt is a perfect example of what you get for 7$ an hour.

[@TheNaruto2314]

Right they pay more here in Maine and we got better quality for the most part.

[@aennaenn7468]

Well, you get what you pay for I guess.

[@raphdroidt692]

And taxcut after taxcut for the rich while gutting public education. For decades (so you know it's bipartisan).

[@SuppositionalBox]

@@TheNaruto2314 A friend of mine works as a guard in maine lmao The pay isn't fantastic but a helluva lot better than $7 an hour

[@TheNaruto2314]

@@SuppositionalBox what site.

[@Allangulon]

These guys are awfully jumpy, it makes wonder why?!

[@PowerfulKundalini]

They have no idea what they're doing. It shows.

[@aeromatt]

Because people don't like randos filming them, he was there literally to bait a confrontation.

[@walterabernathy3229]

My wife worked from Mars electronics two bombs were found in a factory.

[@VengefulAngeI]

Their fragile egos were breaking just because they weren't "obeyed".

[@Strideo1]

@@aeromatt If they don't like randos recording them then they sure were strangely eager to get near his camera so he could get better video of them.

[@emoney3522]

The safety manager should definitely be commended. Not only did he de-escalate, he also respected the 1st Amendment AND offered to wait for the police with Mr. Pepperoni.

[@Yao_Guai]

Thank you for not only providing entertainment while I work, but educating me and the public on common law!

[@codydakota95]

That supervisor was extremely reasonable and knew the law. He de-escalated the situation perfectly by simply talking to Mr. Pepperoni and standing with him.

[@yagamijubei28]

Hes a safety contractor. He's contracted by the client. If they fuck up or if he was pretty petty, there wouldnt be a single fat person there due to safety violations.

[@pietincat]

I can’t help but laugh every time you say “Mr Pepperoni”

[@md9971]

Me too!! lol

[@yagamijubei28]

Yeah and the giant officer that approached him. I mean cmon! A guy with a name of a lunchmeat and topping on a pizza is approached by a morbidly obese person in a hostile manner. Talk about irony.....

[@aeden8008]

The rare positive ending in an ATA video. That safety manager was awesome. Mr. Brown went above and beyond, making sure the officers knew it was a misunderstanding.

[@alexanderrestaino1921]

"South Carolina says private property is private property" that's probably the most compelling legal argument I've ever heard.... Fucking gottem!!! 🙄

[@DigitalBathInAZ]

The "uniformed security guard" with her shirt untucked, looking like she just drunkenly stumbled out of an outhouse, is someone difficult to take seriously, looking this disheveled.

[@almendratlilkouatl]

Says the guy called Pollo Frito

[@myewgul]

Stellar!

[@villagelightsmith4375]

The only "authoritaugh" she (thought she) had came from throwing her weight around in her private life. Get rid of her.

[@GoldenGrub]

Hahahah

[@TheNaruto2314]

@@villagelightsmith4375 right makes security look pretty bad.

[@CFHoneyBadger]

The fact that you could repeatedly say "Mr Pepperoni" with a straight face is amazing to me.

[@TheRealAVTV]

How do you know that’s not take 5 lol

[@billnye7745]

How can you see his face?

[@acedecade8222]

Sounds like he should be mentioned in a Beatles song 🎵😂🤣

[@88mphDrBrown]

It's a voice actor.

[@jazminejimenez7103]

I giggled every time. Much respect for ATA

[@silverblade357]

A dude with a camera was once recording outside a former place of employment. A couple team members asked me, so I asked one of the security bosses about him and her response was basically, "Yeah, he's one of those internet dipsticks. He can't get past the gate, so just don't give him anything to react over and he'll move along."

[@Jblaze024]

I'm glad you and 21 other people think our rights are shit and the people that choose to exercise them are dip shits. But yet, the facility you worked at probably had what; around 200 cameras at the facility?

[@swashkiv7509]

Cool story bro

[@Doomedmandy77]

That female security guard at the beginning gives NEW MEANING to “pig in uniform”!! 🤣 The ONLY thing she’s running after is a stolen meal!

[@xxbonrockxx]

Mr. Robert Brown is what our country needs more of. Smart, well informed individuals that don't let distractions or personal views deter them from performing the jobs or duties in which they have been hired, entrusted or elected to do. Mr. Brown, I respect you and I commend you Sir. 👏👏👏

[@lavender_granny]

he is worried about his license plate and HimSelf being seen when literally everyone can see him and his plate every time he drives down the road?

[@TheEtbetween]

Lol

[@TR19]

Only reasonable people realize this, I think about it every time I see a censored plate in a picture

[@Vadeemers]

This comes up all the time on these audits. People feel the auditor is a creep so suddenly they want something that happens all day every day to stop because of their feelings toward the person filming/taking photos. Cameras are all all over society. In addition to government and private security cameras how often are people in the backdrop of cell phone photos and videos? Each of those people who complain probably have been filmed hundreds of times in a single day at a place like Disney Land.

[@ereek5]

@@Vadeemers While you're obviously right, it's no surprise that someone who is literally attempting to trigger people by mysteriously documenting them personally ends up triggering those people. i have mixed feelings on audits like this, sure it's within his rights, and if he was actually making a documentary or really doing anything besides attempting to rile these people up, then it'd be much easier to defend him. all this ends up accomplishing is educating employees on a one-off situation that would never even occur outside of this exact scenario - a scenario where someone is filming for triggering purposes. this feels like less of a "win" for personal civil freedoms and more of a ego-fueled "told ya so" opportunity for the auditor.

[@laviitz]

In some cases having someone so openly recording the times of access, volume of cars, patrols of Security, property, and employees can lead to suspicion of "casing" or "stalking". It's reasonable to have an security officer sent out to question and document such individuals, but this situation clearly wasn't handled professionally.

[@lionsfan7500]

That's what I call 2 gentleman having a respectful conversation and thanks to Me. Brown for coming out and making this happen.

[@thedavesiknow4598]

I love the open dialogue at the end of the interaction with the other person. Good stuff.

[@secretgirlnow]

Yeah, I kinda wish ATA drew more attention to him. He was in that initial group of people, but he seemed the most respectful out of them, and then stayed behind to ask questions and clarify once he learned he was wrong

[@jerrylevanduski5162]

Audit the Audit is by far the best KZbin 1st Amendment Audit as far as information that is given and professionalism, well done and keep up the good work

[@daddysgirl102938]

Right! Can you imagine how much time and research it takes to make these videos👏🏽👏🏽

[@MrEhamburglar]

"It's the first amendment". "No it's not!" Ya got him! 😂😂😂

[@Dowlphin]

Monty Python flashback

[@bolio154]

5:32 "Get em, Rodney!"......Im crying tears laughing right now. these ol farts are hilarious.

[@rodneysmith603]

Don't got em

[@varner226]

Fist bump was a nice finishing touch... Baldy stone cold wanna be is a clown for sure!

[@andycoslet6479]

That guy is completely right. Very wise man. We all need to stop and take a deep breath and start talking

[@ThePeachtree69]

Robert Brown…great job. Actually showing that he gives a darn about safety and understands it. As for the other workers they should get educated. Their passion is obvious but misdirected. Hopefully Mr. Brown can get this corrected.

[@isaachale9658]

Lol right?!?

[@MikeGameOver]

He cares so much about safety he managed to get most of the fingers on his right hand ripped off. 😬😂

[@shericaudill5892]

@@MikeGameOver That's pretty rude and not funny at all. It could have been a birth defect or anything. Not even something to joke about.

[@MikeGameOver]

@@shericaudill5892 it’s hilarious.

[@shericaudill5892]

@@MikeGameOver I guess there is one in every group, shows how much of a tool you are.

[@JayOh]

OMG that security guard hahaha can't even tuck a shirt in LORD have mercy

[@warriorgp4640]

She's a nasatall with dunlap...lmao

[@criticalmak5329]

Knowledgeable and brimming with character. The guy who de-escalated this is the type of person we need more of.

[@gracieg7601]

What a joke! She’s a poor excuse for a security guard.

[@blueastcoast]

That safety supervisor watches audit the audit

[@africacarey]

Yeah that's exactly what I said I was thinking that mr. Brown watches First Amendment auditors. I can tell just by the way he said things

[@icecold9511]

Or got a briefing on this concept and understands what is going on.

[@goolly1]

I give this channel an A+ for helping to bring awareness to the public. Keep up the great work.

[@timtam6442]

There’s an obvious reason why some folk get paid $10 an hour, and others don’t

[@warriorgp4640]

True, true!!

[@Koi_Swirl]

Imagine grabbing a camera and filming your nearest private business from the sidewalk. What a boring fucking existence.

[@PirateTruck]

@@Koi_Swirl people have that opinion about most hobbies that aren't their own

[@justfriends7581]

@@Koi_Swirl looks like fun to me. Plus he had the opportunity to meet a great guy in a leadership role.

[@SordSwingrr1]

@@Koi_Swirl imagine being a 14 year old that comments ignorant tripe on others’ channels while never posting any original content on their own channel.

[@luckyleavitt1994]

Robert Brown- The hero none of us knew we needed, but that we all deserve! 🇺🇲

[@ozzinine]

I just love ATA constantly saying, “Mr. Pepperoni”

[@1stand406]

Damn we need a "no diving" sign for Bethune SC's gene pool ASAP

[@RolandKoller90]

🤣 I’m dying best comment ever

[@macabretraveler1689]

I'm a truck driver and I was literally here last night. Staff is usually friendly. Sad to see them like this.

[@u.s.militia7682]

What is this place?

[@shhh7549]

Seems like someone pushing people to get a youtube video honestly.

[@justincenter4061]

@@u.s.militia7682 Acording to some other commenators, its a factory that makes materials for wetwipes. They sell those materials to the manufacturers who soak them in the cleaning products and put them in containers.

[@u.s.militia7682]

Justin Center I wonder why they’re so secretive? I bet they have a government contract.

[@justincenter4061]

@@u.s.militia7682 Its the American South. Some stranger on the sidewalk was "violating the rights" of the workers of that factory, there is no way they will let that slide. Southerners take their rights seriously (even if they dont actually know what they are). The rights listed in the constitution (particularly the Bill of Rights) can be summarized as "you have the right to be left alone" so when some stranger is up in their shit it tends to be taken more seriously there than elsewhere. All it takes is one asshole and the whole crew will dogpile on the "violator" (just like anywhere else) also, if they had some sort of secret governmnet contract, then it makes no sense for the saftey manager to be the one to tell the dude it was OK to film.

[@rickyism1576]

I worked for Securitas when I was 18, Its basically labor ready with zero training.

[@lordhelwintr283]

Mr. Brown is a role model and should be shown in training videos. He knows his job and the laws his job deals with. I really wish more than half the videos were like this

[@osmansiddiqui4394]

Why not all the videos instead of more than half?

[@hannamariewilson]

Not even the workers, but the SECURITY should know the bare minimum.

[@shhh7549]

You think they would since thats what they make.

[@Koi_Swirl]

As a previous security guard. There are levels of training to it and it depends on where you work as to what training you'll get. Don't blame the people doing what their told. Blame their bosses for not handling it well. Taking the amendments into account isn't often thought of because they are not police officers and don't have the training of police officers either. This channel has proven that even with proper training any police officer can break the rules if they feel like it. Doesn't mean it's a good idea though.

[@hannamariewilson]

@@Koi_Swirl was she doing what she was told, or did she just decide to tell him to leave the property? Idk, the SAFETY MANAGER seems to know the rules, so shouldn't the "security guards" also? Not even saying they should know ALL the rules, just you know, the basic ones that they should and shouldn't enforce. But yeah, we get it. Law enforcement doesn't have to know laws, just be entitled to their badge.

[@opieutt9038]

Exactly. She walked off the property and tried blasting on a guy holding a phone. I think the "no name calling" guy started all the uproar because he's paranoid about his face and plates.

[@helpfuldata-guard636]

@@hannamariewilson It entirely depends Security deploys a principle known as "The principle of least privilege" usually defined by the CISO or CSO who defines who is allowed access or made aware of certain information from or by the company. I would agree however they should be more knowledgeable but apparently the head guy in charge disagreed can't blame the safety manager for that. Then again neither the CISO or CSO are lawyers for constitutional rights which as we all know still have grey areas.

[@antimatter1075]

A start to a good morning, something to listen to while I work in the garden

[@antimatter1075]

@Greenish Man it is when someone actually is reasonable and I can learn something I didn't know before. What do you watch these videos for? To waist battery?

[@cleoalvaro3264]

I was waiting for her to say “I’m gonna call the law”

[@bob_the_madman]

I have to admit, as a security guard myself, I do really enjoy screwing around with other security guards when off duty, for kicks & to see how much I can trip them up.

[@Impreza-bj5jh]

lol thats funny

[@chisel83]

That security guard had too much pepperoni 🍕 😂

[@finjay21fj]

Heehee yX-D I love what you did there ;o)

[@chisel83]

@@finjay21fj 👍

[@xXCursedWorgenXx]

at least we know who's the top, and who ate the sub.

[@johnstrawson8226]

Mr. Brown is an awesome dude. Seriously he's one of the best examples of de escalating a situation. A good example of someone escalating a situation is that first fat angry maniac who first approached.

[@scottwallbank4794]

It winds me up how little I see that in these videos. In the UK, where the police don't have access to firearms, talking to people and de-escalting situations is one of their core skills and something I take as default.

[@The_DC_Kid]

@@scottwallbank4794 Not even ONE gun available for "access" by police? Killers on the loose must appreciate that.

[@scottwallbank4794]

@@The_DC_Kid The UK has armed police when required. The whole point being that they aren't needed frequently, because civilians don't have guns, so standard interaction with the public doesn't have the tension of immediate life threatening escalation. There's a reason the US has five to six times the homicide rate of the UK (RATE before I see some dumb response referencing population differences).

[@SKBottom]

Just when you thought the security guard was the biggest dumbass, here comes Bubba in the truck.

[@chellechapa6524]

Kudos to you Mr. Brown. Also you are so correct when you say everyone needs to learn more about our rights. People are becoming more uneducated these days. So anyway a big shout out to you Mr. Brown for educating your employees & standing up for our rights as an American. Thank you.

[@hpb5495]

The only thing missing is the banjo playing in the background..

[@Alexander_Grant]

Uh yeah, the banjo is such a cool instrument. It needs to be in the background of everything.

[@rojack79er]

"Travel Faster I hear banjo's!".

[@axysdnyd]

That's a very well informed safety director!!! Kudos to him for defusing the situation and being so professional. That company should be extremely greatful for having such a great and well informed safety director at that facility. This definitely needs to more normalized and everyone should be informed that while out in public, there's no expectation of privacy. Driving on a public road means your vehicle and its contents and plates are able to be filmed.

[@switchedon6530]

Well what can you say, first impressions and all that... security 😱

[@insearchofbw]

I think Robert Brown deserves a higher grade than an A+! Great video, as usual!!

[@billstrowder]

THIS WAS AWESOME!!! I never realized that so many of my countrymen don't understand the law. I was raised in a culture that stressed everyone understanding both our rights and responsibilities. It is sobering to see how irrational some people are and how vulnerable that makes us. That also emphasizes how much work we need to do.

[@morbidmanmusic]

I'm sure just by your post. That youndont know as much as you think...

[@EnraEnerato]

Ah yes „Securitas“, they don’t exactly are held in high honors in Germany either, but at least intensive training and exams leading to either a certified apprenticeship, or passing the „34A“ exam are mandatory over here. I‘m a part time „security guard“ (more like security theater if you‘d ask me) and even in my half yearly course it clearly states that watching, filming etc. is allowed within reason and on the outside of the fence, even though the company property continues outside the fenced area. On a side note in Germany any area not clearly fenced off and/or marked as non public property is to be treated as publicly accessible, so long as no obvious reason indicates this is not the case. As such it too holds public rights of way etc. nice to see that some laws and understanding of reasonable assumptions almost exactly translate.

[@Foolish188]

Shhhhh Don't mention licensing security guards! A members of a State Legislature might read that and think Great Idea! We have way to many licensed jobs in the US, causing severe damage to our economy.

[@icecold9511]

@@Foolish188 To late

[@icecold9511]

@Brandon BP And defeated the allies in WW2.

[@kefkamadman]

I worked private security, myself, and for a while, I had a blast. I was contracted for concerts, events and film in Calgary. Had all kinds of dumb guards under my supervision. The worst was when we had to get fill-ins from other, lesser, security companies. I always dreaded Securitaas rent-a-cops. Bunch of damn authority junkies. Ever have an idiot try to ban damn Metallica? Or pull a "do you know who I am?" to Bob Seger? Fuck me dead I was so happy when I quit.

[@sslingo]

@Brandon BP thought that was the British