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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

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[@rogernormanjr4315]

I agree, we need a change in the system. Sadly, we need a government that isn’t corrupt to its core. It’s pretty obvious that there are those who keep the current system in place in order to prevent such from happening. Remember, people line up, and they want to “watch it happen”, but ultimately that’s as long as “they”, aren’t the ones that it’s “happening”, to”…

[@crusher26638]

But what is the solution then? I think you’re watching these videos and exposing in these officers for being tyrants, and not knowing the law. And miss treating the public is part of the solution. And it would be nice to add the parts of qualified immunity that are so broken. Training officers not to bully so much. What is this officer really concerned about his safety? Or does he really he can ID somebody without Raz? Does he really think he shouldn’t have to investigate a trespass? Or are they all just trained to act this way? You saw the training out of New Jersey.

[@XPFTP]

i take the videos as sicking. makes me sick that cops act like this. the issue with the videos is this... nothing will change till this happens... go video the chiefs. ? them on cam and get them in chit. the chief is the boss so go after the boss

[@gregkasza1925]

I get ya, I really do. I find it very educational to learn how horribly corrupt todays police are, and the many lies they will spew at us. Over time, hearing the same mantra of lies, I do find them to be a bit entertaining. Have you heard of “ Ancient Aliens” tv show? It’s very interesting and educational, yet the way it’s produced, it is entertaining. I guess everyone has a slightly different idea of what “ Entertainment “ is. For the most part I find these videos very important for our freedoms.

[@boldfacedtruth]

This guy was very new to doing audits when this was made. He walked back and forth filming the bank for a very long time waiting on the cops to get there. When he thought they weren't coming, he left. He did not leave the sidewalk. The cops always take the word of the caller as facts. That's a problem. These cops had the guy guilty. They didn't want to see any proof and it didn't matter what he said. This needs to change.

[@24-Card]

If being strange is a misdemeanor, this cop’s DNA is a walking felony!

[@billyrodriguez1878]

Love it!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@GiorgioDamm]

the pig with the sunglasses on looks suspicious. he could have shifty eyes

[@chriszewski]

He looks like Happy Gilmore's caddy.

[@drakonstalker307]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Forsaken_Outlaw]

“We got a call” is getting WAY OUT OF HAND in America & the incompetence is astounding!!

[@utubepunk]

Translation: We got a blank check to violate your rights & we're gonna cash it.

[@AndrewLeeW1]

My rights dont end when you get a phone call.

[@John-ue9pt]

True we need to stop that bs there rights are better then ours got a call

[@raymombrun5549]

"we got a call "is like a green light to make an arrest

[@ianhill4585]

"we got a call". " So what"? Should be a retort.

[@NoOne-ii1th]

These cops should be detained for making this guy uncomfortable

[@SaanMigwell]

Yeah. Rah rah rah. Let's DO SUMTING!!! You have powers of arrest, every citizen does. You witnessed the felony as all who watched did. Where is the arrest? That was Rhetorical America is a nation of Cowards.

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Agreed. I’m uncomfortable just watching this.

[@thejinglebongs6133]

Most police do not serve a purpose... They aren't actively trying to prevent crime or do really anything... Real people get actual jobs... Losers become police as the requirements are less then beauticians.

[@Muck-qy2oo]

They detain themselves and waste tax payers money by doing this. And while they invest so much time into these things they aren't anywhere close when real stuff happens.

[@harrowgateguy]

The cop says the people at the bank claim he was on their property, but when the auditor says do you want to see Video evidence that I was not, cop says no and then in front of his sergeant he denies that he said no, despite knowing that it was all being recorded. This proves he is determined to violate this man’s rights.

[@superstevie76]

He even said that the cop's that monitor the towns CCTV said that he was on the banks property too. I don't have a clue how any cop can testify in court and be believed with the amount of lies we see them spew in these videos, it's like an epidemic!!

[@ralphbrandsma7143]

Cops a jerk.

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

Him proving his innocence is highly inconvenient when you want to mess with someone as a cop

[@SithBich]

The woman that called 911 for a camera and lied to get the cops out needs to be charged for making a false report and misusing emergency services.

[@kyu2o337]

No no no, you see, that's between the cameraman and the bank, as stated by the dumb f*ck employed to enforce the law.

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

And issued a trespass warning from the camera owner's property. Let her be the one saying "But I wasn't on his property!"

[@John-ue9pt]

Yes she should How is her rights better then his And aren’t you supposed to know your accuser

[@SithBich]

@@John-ue9pt Amen! I said that very thing while the video played.. "don't you have the right to face your accuser?"

[@mariokanhai3606]

She should get the stupidity sued out of her !

[@apureterror]

The fact that they think they can give "commands" to a person who has not been LAWFULLY detained or arrested is scary.

[@gregkasza1925]

They can, and you and I just saw it.

[@jw8687]

They don't think it...they BELIEVE it !! That's the real problem !

[@magnificent10304]

@@gregkasza1925 if he was armed, they wouldn't have

[@kaylenedowdle1310]

Ego,s at large

[@berkbuns]

“Remember, our rights don’t end where your fear begins. Freedom is scary, deal with it.” ~ John H. Bryan, Esq., The Civil Rights Lawyer

[@senna3]

He should immediately go back to filming from the sidewalk in front of the bank.

[@fredziffel3443]

If they were "investigating", what was the evidence that he was "trespassing"? To be handcuffed, property confiscated, searched, and ID'ed, without evidence of a crime committed... IS A CRIME.

[@SithBich]

"No I don't want to see evidence of your innocence." Like always, "we got a call" is all the evidence they need and equals automatic guilt.

[@jenniferbee20]

The fact that the blonde cop said that officers checked the city cameras & the auditor was on the banks property…he is now a known liar. Fire him!

[@californialove964]

Too bad cops are not just allowed to lie to us, they're trained to do so.

[@swashkiv7509]

Brady list

[@Sh3r-Bear]

And where’s the Bank’s cameras showing proof he was on their property? Cops avoiding doing any investigation whatsoever!!

[@synnove1046]

Although I can’t state with absolute certainty that the cop was lying when he said that, I definitely don’t believe him. Are we supposed to actually believe that the city police (or any particular governmental agency) has cameras filming all around the city AND that the cameras are being ACTIVELY monitored by on-duty officers? And for something as minor as a person walking onto bank property while filming the bank? I find that so UNbelievable. Which municipalities have budgets that can pay for that?! I’d love it if the police department was required to prove this in court!

[@normagordon6696]

Those cops should have asked to see the banks proof of this man going on their property first before detaining this man. When it was shown not to have happened, then that person who called and lied should have been arrested or fined for filling a false statement.

[@modus_operandi2508]

That would take common sense which all pigs lack !!

[@lgDukeCity5018]

@normagorda That would require the cops ACTUALLY investigating instead of just asking for ID and running tags. How is that going to tell you if the cameraman was on the property.

[@librab103]

He was going to show them video of him not on their property and they didn't want to see it

[@johnwtobin156]

They had no desire to know the truth. Their "RIGHT" to lie and immunity from justice has made truth and law, moot.

[@SaanMigwell]

Oh good for you. I'm sure they'll get this training. Did you know that you can arrest every single cop you watch in these videos for comitting a felony? Look up your citizen's arrest laws, yes you can. You won't though, and you know why.

[@Alex-ye1br]

The problem is that policing in this country is corrupt.

[@Poppagee69]

BUT " they got a call by the uncomfortable Karens " !

[@trippieau]

I wouldn't always say corrupt but very much a business, with so many departments competing for funding they have to try to show that they are needed / need more money, that's where the problems start, local police /state police / sheriff's etc. too many competing to try and justify their existence and the losers are the public both from the cost of having so many and also the cost of innocent people being harassed / jailed for no reason other than police "fishing".

[@berkbuns]

The whole Justice system is corrupt. I’ve seen videos of judges, prosecutors, public defenders that are absolutely disgusting.

[@user-fr9jg1vl2j]

Canada, too

[@hanaspa]

"Policing" in and of itself is corrupt.

[@pattilossau40]

I don’t care what anyone says I will NEVER sit on the ground.

[@busaboy8448]

That part pissed me off more than anything else.

[@mikecypret1045]

They can't make you sit down like a dog on the curb. The pisses me off.😮 The s*** infuriates me.

[@ianhill4585]

They only get away with it though fear. Be brave people. Say no. There's nothing lawfully they can do if you don't..........

[@Firsttac1]

When people report you for trespassing and it isn’t true, they should be charged with making a fault complaint.

[@synnove1046]

*false, not fault.

[@TriphexCorporation]

Being strange is not a misdemeanor, it's a form of expression, which falls under 1st amendment protections. Being a weirdo is one of your constitutionally enumerated rights.

[@Poppagee69]

" you can't record a bank " says the bank who records every person who enters or een comes near a bank !

[@edzhead22]

if being strange was a crime i'd be doing 30 to life...

[@Poppagee69]

They can't deem a protected activity a suspicious either .

[@edzhead22]

@@Poppagee69 cops shouldn't be the judge of what's normal...and shouldn't have the right to harass people who act according to their own persona...

[@garyhull5617]

I'll tell you what is strange:.....The FACT that more and more cops are failing to do their job in an educated and professional manner.

[@ThirtytwoJ]

Retaliatory for telling them no. All the bs about the car and ID was retaliatory

[@Poppagee69]

Satanic notcees running wild !

[@Robert-pl1gd]

Thats why you never park near where you plan on filming, even a train. Karens are EVERYWHERE. Also do not go directly to your car. ZIG ZAG, go into stores. lose any possible followers

[@ThirtytwoJ]

@@Robert-pl1gd best to have a wingman to hold bail money and drive.

[@marcusbaker3517]

Exactly

[@jonstone9741]

@@ThirtytwoJ But I wonder if you might get more money in a lawsuit if you don't bail out right away. If you're only in jail for a couple of hours, that doesn't seem as bad as if you have to spend several days in jail on a false arrest.

[@milesterwillegar9973]

This vehicle is parked in a PRIVATE parking lot and the cop never saw it being operated on a public roadway.

[@arseniocolon6578]

Ignorance is not an excuse for a police officer because they have the opportunity to school themselves and call a supervisor and ask questions, why the pignorance.

[@kaylenedowdle1310]

That gun and badge makes them smart

[@daithi1966]

"Officer, I've already explained myself and offered to show you video proof that my version of events is true. So, I'll tell you what I'm going to do now. I am going to invoke my 5th amendment right to remain silent, and you now have two choices. You can either let me go on my way, or you can arrest me. However, if you arrest me and violate my right to film in public then you you will be subject to a federal 42 U.S. Code § 1983 lawsuit and an official complaint on your record, so at a minimum, I suggest you call your supervisor before you jam yourself up." Then you SHUT THE HELL UP!

[@BrokefishN]

1000% true!!

[@JamesCarter-be9cn]

Cop: I am here to investigate a crime. But, I do not want to see any evidence. All I want is your "ID".

[@zmscott2507]

This is sickening! Officer i can dispell your suspicion right now. "I dont care i only want your ID." What kind of bullshit is that?

[@mikeactual7640]

It's typical. once a cop starts talking to you.His goal is not enforcing the law.His goal is not right or wrong.His goal is to lock you in a cage. By any means necessary.

[@frankh.3849]

Because they are the ENEMY

[@ancientgamer3645]

Why does "I got a call" mean you no longer have rights to a cop? I think it is because they operate on "feelings" instead of LAW most of the time.

[@skaterlover1999]

20:00 FACTS! Also, when they started trying to ask questions about his vehicle, that was wrong too. The reason for their initial visit was NOT for his car.

[@adrian.82]

What about despatch receiving 911 call about false crime? Stop sending police where is no CRIME. Charge people who calls with false information.

[@andjuju6476]

The cops know he was never on their property but they keep repeating the lie to put him on the defensive. "They said you were, so it must be true".

[@Lifeblyfing]

They most certainly knew! They didn't even want to see his footage!! At all! They wanted that name and DOB to run you through 27, 28, and all other databases to register you and find a warrant.

[@jmac3977]

I don’t think they knew anything. It appears they were responding to a “call,” not an interview of a person in the bank. Thus, the call is anonymous and they were fishing for admissions. The guy did not make any admissions, so he should not have been touched.

[@Lifeblyfing]

@@jmac3977 They knew everything, even the down to the point that he was on the sidewalk the entire time. They were fishing for an ID and hoping to make an arrest. I've worked in the banking industry for more than 25 years and there's nothing anonymous about a bank call for LEO assistance. I'm a black male in my early 50's and I don't even want to think it's a color thing based upon many of the vids that i've watched. They are equal opportunity civil rights violators; regardless of age, sex, gender or nationality. He wasn't physically violated, but his rights and dignity were. An investigation is just that; an investigation. That means that you're required to investigate w/out having to sit on the ground, be handcuffed, have your video surveillance compromised.. shall I continue?? What if this happened to you or a loved one at 6 flaggs, carowinds, disney or even the beach. Let's not minimize the fact that it didn't go too far, bc it really could have.

[@andjuju6476]

@@jmac3977 They definitely did know because I`ve seen & heard this scenario so many times before. The cops all say exactly the same thing in these situations. I guess they don`t want to have a wasted journey, somebody must be accused & violated, got to reach their quotas.

[@jmac3977]

@@Lifeblyfing They had information from a call. They did not speak to anyone in the bank or review the bank’s footage. Clues of this are the officers’ use of “they” rather than a particular individual from the bank and the lie about other officers witnessing the trespass via monitoring traffic cameras. They had a call, to dispatch which was then passed on to them. Thus they had no first hand knowledge. Because of their lack of knowledge the officer’s questions were designed to have the auditor admit to illegal activity. My comment is based on 30 years of performing cross examinations.

[@jackbrown7341]

The one who made the faults police report, should be arrested and convicted..

[@Poppagee69]

Refusing to view the video as evidense to dispell the cops claim he was trespassing is a clear cut case of conspiracy of rights under color of law . he can't be trespassing if he was never asked to leave before or refused to leave and then be successable to be written a trespass notice . These are Americas dumbest police !

[@lgDukeCity5018]

@dunkcsa9780 The minute dispatch got that call they should have said it is perfectly legal to record from the sidewalk in public. Have a nice day, bye bye.

[@jasonruggles4622]

​@@lgDukeCity5018yes and that's where it starts it starts with these dispatchers that don't even get all the information that just want to get to the next phone call and don't understand people's rights

[@gregkasza1925]

Never gonna happen. Callers are a protected class. Remember, they give police business. Without them, they would only need half the cops out there.

[@MistaCen]

can you sue them personally?

[@dtcdtc8328]

Its not just law enforcement its the entire system.

[@tbdrummer67]

You needed to pursue that angle: if they reported to you that I was on their property WITH THE INTENT TO HAVE ME ARRESTED, and I prove to you I was not, are you going to arrest them for making a false report? Go talk to THE CALLER first.

[@DavidMoore-lx4xz]

It has been said “ when one man’s rights are abused every person is damaged.”

[@kbc1883]

That cop is not only poorly trained, don’t understand the law, and it seems this one is also truly unintelligent.

[@madprole5361]

You're just describing an average everyday cop. Lol

[@drantil]

if he was intelligent he would be doing something else...

[@lawrencearnemann3923]

Actually, this is what the training is all abput

[@synnove1046]

*doesn’t

[@kbc1883]

@@synnove1046 🤣Hilarious that I mistyped when I am calling someone else unintelligent. Karma! 🤣. Also, I find you Grammar Karens so annoying!

[@davesiringo7147]

If you don't sue, all this is in vain

[@climber950]

File charges with the State AG so make them prove their office isn’t corrupt. Also, file complaints with the state accreditation agency. Then also file a civil rights lawsuit.

[@chersim24]

I agree. There must be accountability.

[@BNerdy]

What does suing them actually do when it’s not coming out their pockets. I say if we can sue and take it all the way to court, then we have something. When people settle, police gets to deny wrong doing most of the time.

[@lavamazda05]

If they were seriously investigating… then why didn’t either of the cops want to see the footage showing he wasn’t on their property?!

[@joshuastanton6731]

It wasn’t about that, they lied about, well, everything.

[@lavamazda05]

@@joshuastanton6731 💯💯

[@tonyoliver2750]

The same thing happened to AB (Auditing Britain) in the UK. He was arrested and put in a cell for 11 hours. He asked the arresting policeman three times to look at the footage he'd taken, but three times the policeman refused to look. When he was released he was driven by two policewomen at night to the spot where his car was parked. Needless to say, they got lost.

[@lavamazda05]

@@tonyoliver2750 police are so out of control and way too frequently do things like this happen. It’s mind blowing that they get away with it so often too!

[@charlespaine987]

Police need to tell busy bodies to mind their own business.

[@RichNotWealthy]

I agree but the Department of Homeland Security is pushing the agenda "if you see something say something". They want us to be busybodies and some people are happy to comply.

[@nottelling4205]

I hope this guy sued these two idiots. Unfortunately, even a law suit doesn't affect them. The citizens pay.

[@TheTir1962]

Doesn’t matter what the bank thinks. Even if he had been on property he first has to be asked to leave. Ahhhh there it is , feelings police.

[@ronaldwhite9176]

Really did this cop say he doesn't want to see the truth but I want you gone ,wtf

[@irvinnorris7041]

Gestapo criminals

[@ronaldwhite9176]

@irvinnorris7041 gestapo: Now that was to the core of hell, I had to Google it 😳 🤣

[@theway-offgrid9853]

The one who handcuffed an innocent man without doing ANY investigation (Such as reviewing VIDEO EVIDENCE ON SCENE that cleared this person, should be in JAIL. Peroid. He is a criminal, who WILL offend again.

[@larrabeejl]

The cops are getting dumber and dumber

[@ianbattles7290]

"I don't consent to any searches, seizures, or questions, *so either place me under arrest for whatever crime you suspect me of committing...or leave me alone."*

[@larrynusbaum9193]

none of the police did anything close to a "good job".

[@mitter237]

💯 tyrants! Horrible way to treat the public. Abolish qualified immunity!!

[@kristen8701]

Well sadly quite soon they may get more immunity if Trump gets in.

[@DocJoeStan]

Audit the A.... will give these police an A+.

[@jeffcolling9569]

And Terry v Ohio

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

@@kristen8701 - Explain how a POTUS can give any immunity to State employees, Constitutionally.

[@DemocratsrPDFfiles]

​@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817 they can't, the tds is too strong

[@brianchamberlain7422]

he needs to file a complaint on the two cops and possibly sue the cops and the bank for filing a false police report seeing he was never on their property.

[@chrismuratore7084]

The problem is that these cops need to be stripped of their QI status for these lawsuits! And they need to be sued constantly!

[@lgDukeCity5018]

@chrismuratore Lawsuit pay outs are paid by the taxpayers. The cops need to carry their own liability insurance and pay out of their own pockets.

[@SaanMigwell]

No, that is not the problem. QI is not what you think it is. It's simply immunity from a civil lawsuit, not criminal charges. Eliminating QI make it so the state does not have to pay out settlements, and the cops are so in debt, that even though they lost the lawsuit, there is no legal way for them to pay the settlement. Ask O.J. Nationwide QI abolishment means nobody who is abused ever gets a settlement. You fell for the propaganda again, don't feel bad most of us do. QI is not the problem, prosecutors who refuse to prosecute are the problem.

[@debo398]

Uncomfortable does not equal illegal. A verbal warning of trespass does not require ID. This cop is corrupt. As a human being, I refuse to sit on the curb. I do not consent to being handcuffed. I do not comply with illegal commands.

[@Madcap1976]

Your channel isn't entertainment. It is educational. Keep up the good work.

[@toolegittoquit_001]

It’s self-defense

[@darrenl3289]

Interesting how the cop first tries to say he's investigating a trespassing charge... That is the first time the bank dealt with the guy... how can he be trespassing if he has never been trespassed? And on top of that, once there was a dispute of he said/she said for if he was on the side walk, why is a cop refusing the offer of evidence in his investigation and just taking the word of the complainant? FINALLY, even knowing his supervisor is en route, he casually throws cuffs on the citizen... because "strange." WHERE IS YOUR BRAIN OFFICER!?!?

[@Tubb2581]

THEY HAVEN'T EVEN TALKED TO THE PERSON THAT CALLED

[@Conflict_Boardgaming]

Did you ever notice how cops are rough and most tyrannical when dealing with the weakest, most unfortunate of us, The People? Or is it just me?

[@d6mafia13]

People just like being bullies and using the police to be bullies

[@JonathanLedbetter]

I would demand to see their computer where it says my registration didn't pull up. That's how cops get you to identify in violation of the Fourth Amendment.

[@marcusbaker3517]

Exactly

[@jamesyoung448]

Yeah that kinda threw up a red flag to me too pretty convenient

[@wigenite]

1. Other comments said he walked back and fourth and waited for the cops to arrive 2. in the video he said he saw cops drove by and he waved 3. then THIS lie you called out. Not far to reach that they watched and waited until he got to his car so they could anticipate this step?

[@kerim7469]

And don’t forget they can lie to us but we can’t lie to them. What kind of bullshit is that?

[@harvestmoon2731]

Fat fingered his plate. They do it ALL the time.

[@jonr473]

You just can’t train that much stupidity out of someone 🤔

[@Lifeblyfing]

Yea you can.. it's called mind control.. been going on for decades.

[@samuellane8691]

Problem: The cop really DOES believe that "suspicion is a misdemeanor!

[@stephengrigg5988]

8:03 Listen to this gaslighting cop. "Now you're redirecting", no, you just retaliated and are now trying to get him on a traffic stop😂😂 what a tyrant

[@Poppagee69]

They don't even know how trespass works , he has to be asked off the property and if he refuses then he can be sited and have to show ID for a written trespass , not you are trespassing because you were on a Bank property open to the public EXCEPT HIM ! DUMMIES WITH BADGES

[@mrbeaker8188]

Law enforcement in this country is totally out of control!!! Government tyrants must be held accountable!!!

[@viproverwatch8044]

Asking for a Supervisor is pointless anymore.

[@VelvetySharkToast]

I think asking for a supervisor serves the same purpose as recording the encounter. to document the erosion of our rights for the people to see

[@georgejackson7798]

As the supervisor suppose to know the law, if he messes up ...his name would be on the lawsuit. Like with the case of Turner v Lt Driver

[@DemocratsrPDFfiles]

All it does is give the cop another lying whiteness against you.

[@Tubb2581]

They were checking for slave papers that's all this was

[@jring383]

"We got a call" is not a crime.

[@Decadent_Descent]

And it especially doesn't mean our constitutional rights go out the window.

[@scottmcelhiney323]

"Fuck your call!"

[@choosakburr747]

And another problem is people just call the cop at a drop of a hat for no reason.

[@nasis18]

"I don't answer questions."

[@ogcatlady]

I cannot stand this nonsense! And the manager cop backing up the tyrannical rookies and gaslighting the citizen is disgusting!

[@lrmackmcbride7498]

The sargeant deserves props for knowing the law. Too many officer do not. His defense of the other officers is why we have a problem.

[@craybrancele8489]

this cop didn't deserve how nice this guy was to him, he truely didn't. geez!

[@daveblackman816]

They hop from if he’s trespassing to randomly going to his car lol. These cops are bored and have nothing else better to do whatsoever. I mean, he literally is RECORDING. Which means, he would have evidence he’s on the sidewalk. They aren’t bright.

[@tonyb2109]

He was waaaaay too noce at the end. This was an illegal detainment and those pigs were never told that what they did was illegal.

[@Tubb2581]

As an adult u can remember everything that was fun, can still sing all the Saturday morning cartoons BUT serious stuff u can't.

[@Carrierdlr1]

These tyrants make me sick!!

[@yankeewatchdog6493]

Sit on the curb? I'm not your dog. You sit on the curb. Dude, I'm minding my own business, you should try that some time....

[@TheTir1962]

YES, you can stand and do not need their permission.

[@darnell2000]

Just the other day I was walking two dogs in my neighbourhood, literally 3 minutes from my house. An old feller came out of his garage and was like "are you right?" "what are you doing?". I said "Good evening, can I help you?" and he got angry and started yelling "can I help YOU! You're standing in front of my house! Take your dogs and get out of here!". Now the dogs weren't even peeing or anything, and I was walking, I just slowed down when he started talking to me. A lot of people just aren't used to the idea of a pedestrian in general, they drive everywhere. You can tell by the state of the sidewalks around here, they're so overgrown with bushes and you're always walking into spider-webs. Kids don't even play in the streets anymore. Now it wouldn't fly for them to pass a law that you cannot walk anywhere, but in the minds of many; it is absolutely criminal behaviour to be walking down the street. Now this old feller was insane, he got in his car and started driving down the street behind me, I started recording him following me. He was creepy, ill-mannered, and his behaviour was intimidating. But I'm sure in his mind it is I who was the suspicious one. What a world.

[@LucasKalios]

Wow the copsplaining the supervisor was doing absolutely passed me off! His officers behavior was completely ridiculous! And nothing is going to happen to them for the blatant rights violations!

[@clifflayne9073]

UNCOMFORTABLE is NOT a crime.

[@kristen8701]

I do not know if that was his car or not but NEVER and i mean NEVER drive to the place you are auditing or go anywhere near your car while the police are around. They will 100% use it to by pass all your rights and get you on something.

[@lgDukeCity5018]

@kristen8701 100% Trying to turn it into a traffic stop because with traffic laws you lose all your constitutional rights.

[@user-fe5ns7ts6v]

Cops should never cuff you unless you're taken into custody.

[@delresearch5416]

They shouldn't even be able to touch you. Officer safety let's them assault us, without being guilty.

[@user-fe5ns7ts6v]

​@delresearch5416 , there is precedence where you are free to keep an officer from assaulting you, even from excessive force. Bad Elk v. US (1900) is one, but it's best to refer more recent rulings. Even then, the courts can screw you over. Our system - lawmakers, courts, lawyers, DA's, cops - is systemically corrupt.

[@BouillaBased]

I don't know what it is that makes everyday citizens think it's up to them to tell other people what they can and can't do. This whole country could do with a good dose of "mind your business" and arboreal retrieval from their collective backside.

[@myaccount3402]

Tell A vision...communist propaganda is pumped through it daily...Communism is "see something, say something " thinking... Innthis instance someone "seen something " and said something

[@mikestarkey7989]

No infraction NO ID!

[@RockHound1-jr9gn]

In Kansas City they don't need a reason. The police can stop and ask for an ID for no reason.

[@blutdogify]

This kid handled himself very well, you were most certainly detained illegally. Follow-through with the complaints.

[@cliffmanz]

People need to learn to tell these fools “you go right ahead and do what you will, the courts will decide your fait in the end “! Imagine being paid to be a liar to those you serve! The lack of morals it takes to do such a job! Also how in gods name could one be trespassed from property they was never on? How? Cops today are such a joke!

[@txoilfield]

Courts are a joke as well. As a private citizen, your Bill Of Rights are negated and infringed upon by courts, police, legislatures nationwide. WITH IMPUNITY.

[@SaanMigwell]

People need need to stop cowering, but that is not going to happen, so save your breath and create an escape plan.

[@kevinconnelly3662]

Based on cops statement they did no check of bank security tape only verbal statement. The fact bank gave a false statement and put this guy in cuffs is grounds for lawsuit. And guy should push for criminal complaint on 911 caller .

[@rustymohr6652]

The very 1st question anyone in this situation should be asking the cop is, "how does 'We got a call' automatically translate into suspicion of a crime"?

[@GrumpyGenXGramps]

I just don’t get why they always say “I’m an independent journalist gathering content” and “I can’t tell you what it’s about”. I get that it’s not their business. Just say, I’m filming, cuz I want to. Period. If you’re lying about a story, you lost credibility. Stand your ground that you are filming, you have the right to film and THATS none of their business. Or flat out admit you are an auditor and educating people about their RIGHTS. Period.

[@lgr2013]

Put a stop to what the police did to this man.

[@LarsBreuning]

And still they fail to understand why people detest them..! Earning the hate on a daily basis.

[@jeremytee2919]

From a constitutional perspective The only suspicious people I saw, were the police and the people who called them.

[@faustoutloud]

#1 He doesn't need his car registration as he was not pulled over in his car 😂 wtf are these cops even doing man what a disgrace.

[@Aaryq]

I can't transition from entertainment to action. I would go to prison.

[@lealuckau9278]

You can alway tell, by their body language, that they know they are wrong. They always stand far away, put their hands in their pockets & stare off into the distance.

[@johnthompson6374]

OFFicer Bremer wasn't investigating sh!t. He was actually actively refusing to investigate. What a POS. Peace/JT

[@treylee1447]

These officer's make me think what Nazi Germany must have been like...

[@kevinhoye2920]

That cop who handcuffed this guy shoukd be suspended and retrained

[@ReMarkAbleMagic]

They always need at least three cars full of cops to safely detain a single unarmed man.

[@Koolala75]

The auditor is so polite and articulate and respectful. 👏👏👏 Well done, auditor is the true gentleman and scholar in comparison to the buffoons he had to encounter.

[@dadsapp]

Counter by pressing charges against the reporting individual for making a false police report.

[@MrTrecutter1]

Famous words, give me your ID and we're investigating but never investigate anything.

[@barbaramcdonough6944]

Man, you are absolutely my favorite channel on educating us about our rights! I have been watching for quite a few months now, and I have to tell you that it is, it definitely is and education. I have to hear your instructions and I have to hear you telling us about our rights and have to hear over and over again about what we should say and shouldn’t say… I have been studying and trying to remember all of the phrases and terms and the descriptions of our rights. It literally feels like I am in a classroom. That is not a bad thing, in fact it is a good thing to me! I really am learning a lot, and I know that I can be respectful with my voice, with my tone of voice to an officer, how ever… However I can confidentially express my rights. I know I do not have to show ID unless there is reasonable articulable suspicion that I have, or I am in the process, or I am about to commit a crime. Additionally, I have learned that suspicion is not a crime! Peoples feelings about being videotaped in public, is a mute topic. Suspicion is not a crime. My rights supersede anyone’s feelings or suspicions. Not only that, that reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime must be about me personally. Not about just anybody, but about me! Boy, I am learning things, and I am very very very thankful for this channel, And I still have a lot to learn… Now, I don’t just watch this for entertainment purposes. I watch it for educational purposes. And, I do my part to try to help others to be educated and know their rights so that we can fight back and so that we aren’t looked at as just being cop haters, because most of us are not just cop haters. We just want police to do The right thing. One easy example is that when someone is videotaping from a public sidewalk, and someone doesn’t like it or thinks it shouldn’t happen… The police who are normally called to the scene, should absolutely, absolutely, absolutely just tell those people that it is a persons constitutional right to videotape anything he sees or she sees From a public place. See? I think I am learning some things. I am trying very hard, and I truthfully, as cripple as I am, I would lay down my life in a heartbeat for our Constitution and our Bill of Rights… Semper Fi!

[@anobjectivereview]

Where is it codified in the law that a citizen has to follow an unlawful order? Oh that's right - there is no law protecting us from official harassment and oppression. It's incumbent on us, if we even survive the police harassment, to hire lawyers (if you can find one brave enough to take your case) and then face a stacked court system where the judge and prosecutor both are working on the same side of the law - the side that sees us as cattle to be taxed and collected from by simply existing in a 'free' society...

[@c405b]

Why didn’t he ask the sgt why are your officers demanding id with no crime?

[@kategervais9179]

I watch these videos to learn. I was also the victim of a crime in the past and the police treated me horribly. So, another reason I’m watching these videos is to help me understand that there ARE bad cops and that it’s okay to resent what they do. Thank you for sharing all your videos because it’s teaching me how to be strong enough to stand up for what’s right.

[@jimyarbrough9935]

Even if he tresspassed its not illegal, you have to be tresspassed and come back for criminal tresspassed.

[@jjcallahan123]

i am so amazed by these heros ! so well trained they must have been in a very special school . they are great cops