"Tustin Police Question Photographer Outside Local Credit Union"

I was recently in Tustin, Ca. documenting (capturing photos & video) outside this local credit union from the public sidewalk. I had multiple interactions from various employees & customers regarding my reason for recording, eventually Tustin Police arrived on scene & briefly made contact with me before making any contact with the bank.
#FirstAmendmentAudit #1AAudit #PublicPhotography #OrangeCounty #SouthernCalifornia

[@charleskelly1887]

"Why are you recording license plates?" "Because it's quicker than trying to write them down."

[@chrisbudesa9355]

Actually it is a waste of time. It sure does make people angry.

[@chrondog18]

@@chrisbudesa9355 who cares?

[@buzzed1nce]

🤣🤣🤣

[@lynnsavoy9388]

😂😂

[@Cricket-lw6br]

The black guy proves you can be educated and still be a complete DA.

[@freedomlover5269]

Physical security? Well, they certainly weren’t mental security.

[@susanbildner]

Yeah they were mentally deranged security🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂.

[@chubsnubber4867]

😂good one!

[@Eagle8]

Agreed 💯

[@noneofyourbusiness9369]

Now that's a funny comment. 🤣🤣

[@Quadruple8888]

Hilarious 😂😂 Spot on 🎉🎉

[@jimscanoe]

I just love the unwavering clarity of this auditor: "I don't answer questions"-period.

[@DarrenChaker]

Why identify yourself or answer questions for doing nothing the First Amendment says you cannot do?

[@brandexample1776]

I don't want to be filmed and placed on the internet so I am going to walk up to someone recording and sound like a fool. That will keep me off of the internet. BRILLIANT!

[@rexguardian8805]

Yep XD it's the absolute best idea you can do..... i guess some are more dumber than we could ever have thought Seriously why can't some people mind their own business so they won't embarrassing themselves

[@Calgarycommunitywatch]

Those are the people that secretly want to be on KZbin ..

[@nikos-giorgos]

He just wanted to say to the world that he's a network engineer

[@wuphat]

"No need to get rude" says the person approaching someone and demanding answers from someone minding their own business on a public sidewalk.

[@krodkrod8132]

The first thing i tell people when they ask me what I'm doing, "I'm just minding my own business in public, you should try it."

[@maidai58]

My 9 year old son: Watcha doing? Me: Minding my business. Watchu doing? My 9 year old son: Minding your business. 😂🤣 He cracks me up

[@alankjkj1]

Or you could say “I am minding my business and leaving yours alone try it”

[@mikentosh]

Krod - I’m stealing that one! Excellent!

[@jackiepuckett8100]

👍👍

[@cayogator]

"I have no idea if anyone is safe........" That line handled her very well.............

[@AcmeRacing]

When he suggests that she go inside and talk to the caller there's a brief moment of indecision. She's thinking whether it would be better to drive over to the building than walk all that way. She's left the car _right in the way,_ as most law enforcement does. Laziness overcame her desire to assert dominance by parking in the way. I swear they train them to leave the car in a travel lane whenever possible, instead of parking in a space like a mere mortal.

[@cindland]

Right, she’s concerned for the safety of the people in the building, yet she’s standing on the sidewalk talking to him!

[@cindland]

@@AcmeRacing probably trained this way to make a quick getaway!

[@dennismood7476]

@@cindland Brainwashing for the weak minded

[@jb8801]

It always amazes me that these companies think it's perfectly ok to film the public in public or private, but they don't think the public have to right to film them in either place. If that dude was a "network engineer" I'm the next president.

[@joevicmeneses8918]

one solution is to build a HIGH wall around that bldg.

[@ianhillman4007]

I really liked the way you interacted with each and every contact you had. You didn't answer any questions and didn't back down. And you stayed polite and professional. 2 thumbs up

[@FirstAmendmentRights]

Thanks Ian Hillman

[@gottliebdee263]

No, he didn't. He was combative from the start. I can see the job he's doing and applaud it but you need the public on side to win this fight. P*ssing them off will not help them, he could said all of the same things in afar more respectful manner.

[@AcornSmokes420]

You don’t have to be polite no less against being rude Hell first amendment makes people to legally be rude…if I was the camera guy I be cussing every word to any Nazis that talks to me

[@dennismood7476]

@@gottliebdee263 The people who don't want to be recorded when they walk up to a camera and say they don't want to be recorded will NEVER be on the side of public recording because they do NOT know or understand their own rights and will forfeit them at the drop of a hat.

[@roblewis570]

bravo, job well done

[@banditkitty2743]

I love it when you say, "I don't answer questions" and they reply with a question.

[@samuelstoner5651]

That guy wearing the Wachter shirt tried to intimidate you with his credentials (i.e. "I'm a network engineer. I used to work for the Fed..."), but all he accomplished, with every word he said, was to make a fool of himself. When you tell people that your camera is for your own safety and security, just like the ones used by the businesses, you make one of the most excellent responses possible.

[@johngolden5257]

What I find incredibly ridiculous about most of these people who dislike being filmed, they spend a better part of their day taking photos of themselves with their cell phones.🤔

[@MikeEves]

And posting it all over social media.

[@Kooky_Duzzfutz]

They walk right up in front of the camera and complain about being filmed. Now that's funny!

[@lynnsavoy1694]

@@Kooky_Duzzfutz But he knows the law!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lynnsavoy9388]

And posting them where?

[@fer-tc1ui]

'We just wanna make sure that everybody is safe.' Yep the sooner the cop gets out of there the safer everyone will be.

[@RobDTom]

Truer words have never been spoken.

[@dew12u]

@@RobDTom haha, well wow :P

[@patriciamcaulay5176]

That's for sure!

[@dougslaback3459]

Still amazes me that people walk up to a camera and say I do not want to be recorded. LOL. Here is a smiple solution do not walk up to camera.

[@paulkruger491]

So, you are saying everyone recorded says I don't want to be recorded? No, most times. they have already been recorded before coming to the camera.

[@Bearfoot_boy]

That requires common sense

[@Bearfoot_boy]

@@paulkruger491 never said everyone

[@limey9182]

@@dc8162 you sure wrote a whole lot of crap considering you have no idea what your talking about

[@FirstAmendmentRights]

Funniest part is D C (a.k.a Troll) comes across as a whiny bitch 😂

[@werenotfree6412]

Physical Security Translation = Allied Universal 😂

[@daynadiggle8169]

Why do people freak out when they see a camera ? There are cameras all around us ! Love your videos !

[@MikeEves]

Because most people are cowards and snowflakes

[@shadowbeast2276]

They've been conditioned to think that way. And we're ruled by fear & paranoia "in this day & age". And the government is run by self entitled, ignorant Karen's & Daren's. And enforced by ignorant cops who only enforce "feelings/comfort/policy"

[@chrisbudesa9355]

Terrorists won on 9-11 2001.

[@shadowbeast2276]

@@chrisbudesa9355 pretty much.

[@lynnsavoy1694]

They're are not in control of that camera.

[@montewall5813]

Amazing the guy that walked up to the camera spilling his guts about himself that he knows will go on social media. Way to protect your privacy dude!

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

His LinkedIn no doubt has internal information on every system he's ever worked on.

[@montewall5813]

@@whatilearnttoday5295 I cringe at all the personal info folk put on their social media accts. I use "nunya" a lot for those questions.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@montewall5813 and people using their actual names on that nextdoor app. I'm Eric Shunn over there btw 🤣

[@nunyabusnas9865]

@@montewall5813 Me too

[@ALD56]

The sheer stupidity of walking up to a camera and insisting on not being recorded never ceases to amaze me. Or understanding the concept of cameras for a building's security but they look at you like you have 2 heads when you tell them your camera is for your security. Great clip as always.

[@stretch753]

Excellent audit, my friend! You're just damn good at this.

[@Equalizer241]

He sucks

[@DonaldKDever]

I agree!

[@brian4407]

Wouldn’t want that last guy networking anything for me, total ignorance

[@1VegasPitbull1]

They kept getting dumber and dumber as they came out to approach you. Nice audit 👍

[@itzellopezcortes6396]

They arent dumb. They are just focused on being good to their members. They dont know about this auditing stuff they are just doing their jobs

[@ShellL]

@@itzellopezcortes6396 That’s garbage. I worked my entire career in Banking & I would NEVER have approached anyone in that manner. For Ten of those years we experienced a massive upsurge in robberies & NONE were photographers openly recording prior or during the robberies.

[@itzellopezcortes6396]

Okay that is your opinion and I respect it.

[@roblewis570]

9:05 he's all proud of his "" use to "" job .... then argues about knowing photography laws ....a first class kook

[@carolineyawale]

@@itzellopezcortes6396 they are dumb, they should have been educated in school or on their own to learn about the constitution. A mind is a terrible thing to waste and Chris’s audit have proven that many Americans minds have wasted away….

[@OnlyTheEd]

3 questions after "I don't answer questions."😂

[@joemcmillan2089]

The only safety concern on this video was the police car parked in the entrance.

[@cat6022]

Leaving a parked car in an active roadway was ridiculous

[@grumpybear3066]

Another good audit and you never seem to fail to attract the nosy people. Keep up the good work. And G'day from grumpy down under.

[@stephengreen3566]

Thank you for what you do, fighting for our rights and educating the public.

[@raycar9827]

That's a laughable system. Police fight FOR rights

[@tenfour10-400]

Great job as usual. Cool as a cucumber as usual.

[@savage1469]

It still just BLOWS MY MIND that people think it's there business why you are filming.

[@terripipher1300]

I think if I did this and they asked me that I'd say what di yiu do last knight...or a personal question just to get thier reaction...lol

[@Griffinmc]

@@terripipher1300 I love this idea!

[@terryjohnson8317]

The key word in your comment is "business" You see the auditors have worn out police stations, courts, and libraries to audit so now go after private businesses and institutions. The credit union is actually owned by it's members who are private citizens. What is the point of auditing non-public entities ? Distract my employees from their jobs and get your ass kicked.

[@jimyarbrough9935]

@@terryjohnson8317 Typical a-hole. Where's your business I'd like to film it?

[@Griffinmc]

@@terryjohnson8317 The purpose for first amendment auditing is to inform everyone -everyone! - that public photography is legal and if someone is standing in a public space they can’t be told where to point their camera. Until private businesses are educated there is a need for this.

[@leonunlimited7552]

Good thing you added that narration at the end.. I had forgotten the last few minutes..

[@supersuper-sq8ss]

Tom needs to learn his place....and its not to dictate what people can and cannot do on a public sidewalk.

[@werenotfree6412]

'Physical security' Translation=Allied Universal 😂

[@Saint_Ann]

The police should know better, but the other problem lies in the fact that people believe the police are the solution to every issue.

[@shadowbeast2276]

To them they are 99% of the time

[@lynnsavoy1694]

Most times the police are the issue.

[@shadowbeast2276]

@@lynnsavoy1694 ignorance of the Law is only acceptable if YOUR A COP

[@ikeskifan]

They are if you consider being dead a solution

[@samcolt1079]

THERE MOST OF THE TIME THE PROBLEM. THIS CASE IS JUST WHAT IM SAYING. CRIMINAL COPS

[@MrPicoop59]

Can I say that you are extremely polite and calm. It's a shame that people you interact with think that their feelings are more important than your rights. Here in the UK we don't have The Constitution, but our public photograpjy laws are pretty much the same. I like taking my camera out and photographing street furniture and architectural features, but my enjoyment gets spoiled by the idiots who stand in front of a man with a camera and say they don't want to be filmed.. Anyway, great channel, keep safe.

[@dennismood7476]

People are stupid all over the globe

[@shirleyz7400]

Fail on the bank & that ignorant guy who thinks he knows about photographing in public. I wonder if he really believe the 💩 that came out of his mouth. The cop did ok. You did great!✌️👍👍🤓

[@davidhissam5904]

I've watched thousands, probably tens of thousands of cop videos and First Amendment audits and such things on KZbin over the years. I'm always amazed at how people can approach the camera and say don't feel me! Unfortunately, that is the level of idiocy among much of the public! I am also amazed how many officers, in some of these videos, show up for a camera and then violate people's rights! This just tells me we are paying way too many totally ignorant public servants with our hard earned forcibly extorted tax dollars!

[@raycar9827]

Oh, the police don't care about the average citizen. They're pretty much white supremacists

[@mattcero1]

At 7:15 she left after being pretty cool and minimalist in dispensing her duties. Good job so far. That network engineer made a fool out of himself though. The question he should have been asked would be "Do you take pictures at major sports events and if so, do you get everyone's permission who is in the frame?".

[@tallman4040]

Or all the people at Disneyland in the background as you film your kids!! This permission thing is so annoying.

[@IfUSeekAndy]

Damn son! You’re getting more ruthless! I love it! Keep on exercising those rights man!

[@sharthun2009]

The last guy "I'm a network engineer" I hope the hell he knows more about network engineering than he does the U.S Constitution if he is working for me.

[@veger2001]

Going up to a guy recording with a camera and saying you don't want to be recorded is for sure a brilliant move!

[@retiredarmy3755]

LoL!! One of your best. To the Internet Genius, 'Tis better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt."

[@KelmutHool]

I found your channel via Johnny 5-0 a few weeks ago and it quickly became one of my favorites! Love your demeanor, always calm and respectful to those who deserve it, but ready to give it right back to those with an attitude.

[@JEFF_IN_OHIO]

Damn good audit!

[@dericksmith2137]

Female cop says “Is there anything ELSE I can do for you today?” I’m confused as to what she thought she originally did ‘for him’? It’s always funny to listen to the way cops choose to word things.

[@projectfireland8821]

Brilliant work owned them all …The funniest was baseball cap trying to BS…you kicked his ass good as always Love & Respect :)

[@fuscavw1]

"Put your best foot forward".I like that one.

[@supersuper-sq8ss]

Credit Union FAILURE....COMPLETE

[@k-rj740]

8:14 So many people think that they can trespass someone's eyes just because they look at their private property through a lens. Even though you stand in public, they think it is illegal to film something private or someone's person, and that you need their permission to be legally allowed to film. The idea that it is really up to them, that they should not make themselves visible to a camera (like walking up to it) or create their own privacy (like closing doors and using curtains etc) seems to elude them.

[@shadowbeast2276]

Cops think so too

[@randallsmerna384]

To be fair though there is a requirement to get somebody's signature if the video is going to be used for monetary gain. Most people just forget the last part.

[@nunyabusnas9865]

@@randallsmerna384 That is a big misunderstood area. Being in a video does not require someone's signature or consent even if it is making money. The term Editorial Content if most often used. Where you start to need consent is if a persons image is being branded to specific product or company. Placed on Tshirts, mugs, or even used in an ad to sell an item, then consent would be needed. Being in a monetized KZbin video, consent is not needed. It's the same as National Geographic taking a video of a crowd. They did not stop everyone to get permission and they generally do not blur faces.

[@dennismood7476]

@@nunyabusnas9865 Right!!! Basically, it's a matter of a COMMERCIAL enterprises rather than being paid to provide video information.

[@Abelson-vo5ly]

Man, you know how to handle situations in serene manner. I see myself failing 🤣🤣

[@AlwaysARudd]

Love your videos but we need more!!!!

[@PS-Straya_M8]

LOL physical security walking like he needs a hip transplant!

[@zzzz-ok7733]

Hands down one of the best elite auditors!🏆

[@HoofHearted6]

Well done!

[@alankjkj1]

Only a dope walks up to a camera then they say I don't want to be photographed. That always makes me laugh especially when it is an undercover cop. The female police officer did a marvelous job. For all, you male cops in the world watch what she does then do the same thing. She seems to be good police and does good police work. I'll bet we will never see her in the headlines for being a thug. Law enforcement needs many more like her.

[@lennycottingham]

i understand public photography laws..and you need my permission Aaaaaaaarrrerrrggghhhh..why do people come right up and say these idiotic things

[@kevindunlap5525]

FAR, you've come so far. It's a joy to have been a part of.

[@PhilloTBillo]

Holy crap he has a camera...

[@michellefromindiana4406]

Great content

[@poopsiekins2732]

really good Audit. thank you! subscribed :)

[@FirstAmendmentRights]

Thanks for subscribing ☺👍❤📷📱🇺🇸

[@1hpeters1]

Another "I don't want to be filmed" genius that walks right in from of the camera asking what and why you are filming!!

[@eduardoramirez9491]

I really enjoy your content your so respectful much more so than other auditors, that curse and antagonize police and security for no reason

[@crusher26638]

It’s good she had second thoughts about leaving her car in the way. Maybe because you had a camera on her she decided to not to continue to park like an idiot.

[@williezar2231]

It's so simple, the rights they have to film you are the same rights you have to film them. What's the "Safety Filming Only" penal code?

[@MikeEves]

Made up laws.....

[@Radionut]

Good job as always. It took me the longest time to figure out what that infernal beeping was. Then I figured out it was the crossing was beeping

[@secretamericayoutubechanne2961]

This was actually really good! A whole CAST of characters 😅

[@heywoodjablomee]

Is that "beeping" noise a low battery warning or a street crossing for the blind? Good job as usual

[@GabriellahItaly]

Street crossing

[@zsleepwalker]

Good job, thanks.

[@lennycottingham]

Was that your heart monitor i could hear in the background 🤣🤣 Gtsy..in J50 chat...always good ty ❤

[@scottshields4477]

Traffic signal timer winding down.

[@loyceholland6201]

I love how quick and logical your responses are. Lol. Watching from Texas.

[@FirstAmendmentRights]

😊👍❤📷📱🇺🇸

[@ronwilson1859]

This supposed internet guy thinks he knows everything, but he doesn't REALLY know sh*t!!!

[@robschroeder7838]

Safe from a CAMERA on a public sidewalk?!? LOL

[@daveb.1571]

“We don’t need anyone tracking what time we come and go”. hahahah

[@FirstAmendmentRights]

Anyone who looks on google would see they open at 9am 😂

[@FirstAmendmentNow]

the officer needs hearing aids in both ears.... First Amendment rights I admire how calm you stay with these silly ill-advised people...Your patience is a virtue.

[@captainrobrob3069]

I love your videos

[@utubenada]

Its affirmative, this network engineer is ineffective

[@xtremeheights]

Walk and Drive of shame. Great job! Keep up the great work.

[@haroldpierre1726]

Your sarcasm is absolutely priceless!!!

[@MasterKenfucius]

"I'm a network engineer, and I'm claiming to know about public photography, and I'm about to thoroungly enbarrass my own ass because I have NO IDEA WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT"... GEEZ... that guy was super special, wasn't he? I don't know if I would argue with anyone wearing a "sex wax" hat... just not worth the time.

[@yamati150]

Go get ‘em!

[@colindorrans9495]

I think you could have spent the whole day there educating people.

[@randycouch2769]

You are a pos!!

[@lynnsavoy1694]

People are attracted to a person with a camera like a moth to a flame.No crime being committed ,just hurt feelings.So let's call the police an complain.That "Mr" I used to work for thought he could empress you with his ignorance .Not! That was a long walk of shame.Well done as always.

[@Jammy._.]

that was a near perfect audit i specially liked the i dont answer questions part many auditors start talking way too much some even say its an audit and give up their names or their channel name so good job

[@collinw1353]

It always amazes me when people like that last guy are so confident that you need permission to record someone and put them on the internet. How do they think paparazzi or news crews get away with doing it without permission? How about video recording your kids at disneyland (on private property btw) and getting hundreds of people in the background and you can put that on the internet? And police bodycams are also public domain and their interactions with private citizens can be put on the internet.

[@calvinmarshall1610]

Great video keep up the good work

[@1hpeters1]

I'm a network engineer, a airline pilot, and a formal U. S. president and I'm still a D A on public photography!! HA HA HA HA !!

[@finbarmartin9761]

NO CONSENT REQUIRED TO USE HIS IMAGE. One thing that causes confusion is the concept of requiring releases to use a photograph for a “commercial” purpose. A lot of people (understandably) take this to mean photographs taken to make money for someone. However, in this context, commercial really means something more along the lines of for explicit advertising or marketing purposes, e.g. the photo will be used in an advertisement. Most other uses are considered editorial, even if it is some supermarket tabloid. The photos still, at least in theory, need to be taken in a place where there is no expectation of privacy i.e. public venues. Generally, courts have held that while in a public area that is viewable by third parties, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy. “There is no law in the US that prohibits making video recordings of people in a public space without their consent. In addition, if the purpose (commercial or otherwise) is in the nature of journalism, the First Amendment kicks in and overrides the personality issue. This is why paparazzi may take photographs of famous people, even without their consent: the photographs are of journalistic merit and thus may be used, even commercially, without the consent of those photographed. Anything shot in public is free to use for editorial or artistic use. And anyone newsworthy is editorial. There are some limited exceptions, but in general, a photographer can use any photo they take on their website, in an art gallery, or sell prints of that image as a work of art without a model release. You can resell it, you just can not use it to promote a product. Anything shot in public is free to use for editorial or artistic use. And anyone newsworthy is editorial. In the United States, photographs that are taken for editorial use in a public place generally enjoy Constitutional protection under the right of free speech. Even though the laws vary from state to state, all privacy law must permit uses that are protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution-freedom of press and freedom of expression. These rights outweigh an individual right of privacy. Consequently, even if a photograph is licensed or sold for a fee, it will not be “commercial use” under privacy law if the end use is an editorial (newsworthy) or expressive use (such as a photograph displayed as a work of art).

[@rethinkcps2116]

TLDR

[@1hpeters1]

Well explained Sir!!

[@collinw1353]

Well said

[@coololdluke3905]

The major networks normally have people sign a release form when filming for movies, shows and documentaries. They do it so not to get sued for using people's image for profit making. True it is legal to film in public but many have sued and some have even won if they could prove they didn't give that kind of permission and they made tons of money off my image. I think they confuse that because of the "I heard it on TV mentality". Two different courts to worry about. You can do everything legally but still get sued.

[@highrider9168]

lets also not forget that if i sell a photo to a company and that company uses it for commercial purposes... that company broke the law and not I, the photographer, who took the photo. they accepted responsibility when they purchased my art. had that one thrown at me and i just laughed and said "i didnt use it commercially, so youll have to find the company who purchased my art."

[@diamondwchamp]

The Blonde Cop was hot and at least she didn't have an attitude. The physical security guy was rude. i guess he wanted to act tough in front of his boy. The last male was dumber than the day was long. Does he realize how many cameras are filming folkd in public and on private property?

[@MexicanTexican-xc9xy]

Kudos to the cop for giving up quick, not violating your rights and then educating the people inside.

[@jerrybushman]

Mr. networking expert will tell this story, let's hope he has friends that will be honest with him

[@protonneutron9046]

Whole lotta stoopid going on!

[@bedpansniper]

Watching from the UK 🇬🇧 Why are somany people so paranoid?? It's almost a national disease!

[@werenotfree6412]

Because that's the way they want us. After 9/11 the government started a program "see something, say something"

[@bedpansniper]

@@werenotfree6412 The greatest victory of 9/ 11 for the terrorist wasn't the tragic loss of life, it was that over 20 years later it is still impacting on the life of ordinary people, causing widespread miss trust and paranoia of a nation against its self. Never in a million years could they have imagined that would be it's legacy.

[@werenotfree6412]

@@bedpansniper 💯

[@free7062]

Great to see you out there doing your thing 👏

[@cascadianewsnow6557]

God bless America and God bless you too my friend. Keep up the education!

[@libertyforever836]

Never forget that no woman will EVER be considered law enforcement.

[@alankjkj1]

That is unfortunate because six of ten cops have no business being in law enforcement. She seems to do her job without violence by using her brain. Male cops not so much.

[@libertyforever836]

@@alankjkj1 My point in saying what I said or what I commented, was that at times law-enforcement really do have to take the bull by the horns. I will admit that the vast majority of them believe themselves to be the muscle arm of the state and that’s all, and that is very very unfortunate, as they are supposed to be out there defending our rights which is the law. But for someone her size and many officers are even smaller than her to try to take down someone who’s over 6 feet tall and weighs over 200 pounds is a laugh. I’m 59 and weigh 175 and spent 21 years in law enforcement. And I can tell you unequivocally that people who are do not measure up physically should not be in that position. They are going to get themselves hurt, and others hurt also because they are not qualified physically to do the job. I freely admit, and I saw this this morning when I was driving through the town I live in as I am retired, a lawn Forssman officer who if you were to take his unit his wrinkled excuse me his wrinkled uniform off of him and put dirty jeans and a dirty T-shirt on him he would look like a transient. He had long hair and a beard and he looks so unprofessional it was unbelievable. How sheriffs allow that I will never know or police chiefs I will never know. It’s very very sad to see police officers who not only act like transients or homeless people but look like them also.

[@Maki-00]

So many times I see these audits and the female officers who come out are about 5 feet tall and look like they barely weigh more than a hundred pounds. Even as a woman, I think that there should be a height and weight requirement for field officers, but if they did that, women would be screaming “sexism”. I feel that the height/weight requirement should apply to men as well. You don’t convey authority if you look like a 16-year-old boy!

[@mrmakahai2387]

@@Maki-00 Most of the older male officers would exceed the weight requirements. That's not to say they're in good shape!

[@1hpeters1]

So does the 'physical security" go hands on first and ask questions later?

[@MasterKenfucius]

Great job bringing the "moron" out of that cop.

[@locksfoils]

i dig the vintage show music coupled with the 90s era saved by the bell text boxes.

[@michaelmichael1716]

Another great job! keep up the good work!

[@JohnnyFlynn76]

The girl with the coffees was cute

[@werenotfree6412]

I think she got pissed because somebody finally said 'No' to her.

[@carltwidle9046]

Good on you. Some people are so paranoid. I had to laugh at the physical security. 🤣 What a joke!. The police woman seemed confused.

[@raytorres2685]

🤳 excellent boldness, bravo 👏

[@MikeEves]

"Physical Security". Yeah and zero powers.

[@werenotfree6412]

Physical security Translation= Allied Universal 😂