How state is asking employees to handle so-called '1st Amendment Auditors'

They call themselves First Amendment Auditors and Citizen Journalists. They are on social media, they are in your face, and more people are doing it. Now, 50,000 state employees have been instructed how to respond.

[@markdaniel8740]

Officer to auditor: "you follow us around hoping to catch us making a mistake" Auditor: "isn't that what you do while on traffic patrol?"

[@teakostroud719]

To make sure your not stepping on rights .

[@esteranderson5171]

Officer to frauditor: "we were hired to keep track of you." Auditor: "I'm an unemployed, self-appointed, wannabe."

[@conspiracymusic]

@@esteranderson5171 awwww waaaaaaa jealous much

[@bradcrosier1332]

@@esteranderson5171 - Let me get this straight: You are going on record as being against police accountability?

[@esteranderson5171]

@@bradcrosier1332 Going on record as being against frauditors.

[@stevethomas6994]

As a police officer you should be able to handle these situation professionally and courteously. If you can't you shouldn't be a cop.

[@josephfredrickson943]

The best way a police officer can handle any situation is to take his badge off and resign from that organized criminal enterprise. Out there every day extorting society like nothing more than an elementary school cafeteria bully shaking people down for their lunch money.

[@SeanReyesGirdle.]

@@josephfredrickson943 Quit breaking the law and you won't have that problem.

[@josephfredrickson943]

@@SeanReyesGirdle. That sounds like advice for a police officer. Perhaps it's projection as well. The police seem to be the ones who have the most trouble obeying the law, not me.

[@broughttoyoubythelettery4478]

@@SeanReyesGirdle. nice to know you would snitch on the jews hiding in nazi Germany.

[@SeanReyesGirdle.]

@@josephfredrickson943 Criminals always say that.

[@Mikevdog]

As the TV announcer is reporting from the same sidewalk

[@BassBashin]

Ikr 🤦

[@lorehammer40k4]

Bro, before it cut to him standing on that same sidewalk, the EXACT second before, that cop that attacked those guys says "If they really are the media, don't they have to follow the same rules that apply to you?" And then it cuts to the reporter doing the exact same thing the auditors were doing except without being harassed, and they have absolutely no awareness of the hypocrisy! I guarantee you a real journalist like Jodie Barr would have pointed that out (and also not started his report with his bias on full display by calling him a frauditor, but whatever) If this isn't peak irony in action, then irony simply doesn't exist anymore.

[@Niho10BiH]

Remember when that Detroit cop attacked an innocent man at White Castle because he was asking directions home? And cost the taxpayers couple million dollars?

[@SlabCityNews]

I do

[@asrr62]

Don't let other people's emotions get to you!!

[@Teddy-tm6ed]

No, but a quick Google search told me this Mexican-American man made a nice 10 million for that. Hope he puts it to good use...

[@christopheraaron8299]

Sheesh, this report isn't biased at all (eye roll)

[@patricktracy6472]

If the team at this news station actually new the depth of corruption in their local law enforcement, with their money and backing, they could bring real change and accountability.

[@billtomson5791]

Reminds me of that broadcast company who gave their on-camera "journalists" that speech about online and social media threatening our democracy.

[@EndeavorsDnB]

😃

[@RagnarDanneskjold-Pirate]

I didn't pick up any biasness...😂

[@donpettway7284]

@Christopher Aaron: Biased in which direction. Biased toward who?

[@nootnootpengui8015]

This news clip is 💯 biased and has a narrative that’s clear as day.

[@melly6645]

This is exactly why the cops don't like cameras unless they can control the narrative like this smh

[@EndeavorsDnB]

💯

[@penrodautorepair3170]

Yeah this clown news reporter is a communist You should go work for the Biden ministration and CCP party

[@penrodautorepair3170]

Xenu Da Pimp This clown is trying to make a new story denying their first amendment right it is biased that shit that comes out of communist countries and if you haven’t been to a communist shit hole you wouldn’t understand what I’m talking about

[@THE-michaelmyers]

Yep! That last comment about 1st amendment rights was dripping with sarcasm! I have a very good book that tells some of the stories of how many of the founding fathers suffered greatly so this man can become sarcastic about the bill of rights!

[@CaosBoyCathian]

So time to press charges against 7 action for making fraudulent claims and defacing civil rights.

[@Erogyerb52]

7 action news “we are the truth”, “obey”, “we tell only the truth”, “all others are liars”!

[@martinseagraves2079]

If the cops would learn the law and abide by the law they would not get sued and possible lose there job..

[@allemander]

*their job.

[@johnnyyuma9326]

@@allemander OH NO! it's the grammar police! See what I did there.

[@allemander]

@@johnnyyuma9326 Is that a question? Or a directive?

[@johnnyyuma9326]

@@allemander it's a directive, and show me your I D

[@robbyddurham1624]

You're right. They tilt it like the law has no matter in this. Like a lawsuit isn't based on rights written into the law.

[@colinkraus7139]

2:05 "they are going to possibly get the officer terminated?" Everybody is responsible for their own actions. If you act in a manor that gets you terminated, who's fault is that?

[@kennethwilloughby2903]

Well said

[@dorisbryant8449]

When you choose the behavior, you also choose the consequences!!!

[@colinkraus7139]

Deflection of responsibility, it's always someone else's fault.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

@@dorisbryant8449 agreed: police public union welfare leeches will accept the consequences for their actions

[@michaelb3522]

The butthurt exemption

[@KCCardCo]

If there wasn't so much corruption with law enforcement you wouldn't need First Amendment auditors.

[@xpopsx5624]

Bro they just gave that guy free advertising for more subs 😂😂

[@staceyc8780]

I think the easiest thing to do is for the police to stick to investigating actual crimes and not waste their time bothering people doing legal activities.

[@GodlyXJohn]

Agreed LMFAO

[@ctcanine]

Exactly

[@victorioush.7320]

Facts

[@tim7696]

There was one time a masked 1ster was arrested for not UNmasking.

[@Dave174385]

What a concept! Just imagine how that might work. Cops investigating actual crimes? Brilliant.

[@fireskycam9889]

The reason they are able to file large lawsuits Chief is because your officers violate their rights. Not because they've broken a law. The only ones who end up breaking the law are your officers. 🙂

[@someolddude3858]

I love the tour he gave the journalist of his palatial mansion paid for by all the massive judgements he was awarded. All the gold-trimmed flags flying proudly over his porch, and the gold-plated disposal was the tip of the iceberg, indeed. It's a shame the reporter chose not to air that footage, or maybe God chose to inspire the courts to toss his filings out as frivolous....hmmm, I wonder which it could be?

[@schlaier]

@@someolddude3858 wut

[@markrobson2559]

It's pretty sad that you had to 👍 your own comment. 👢👅

[@someolddude3858]

@@markrobson2559 Sorry, you are into some heavy projection, dude. I see that *your* channel has zero content yet it has one subscriber. Did you subscribe from a sock puppet account, loser? Not everyone is such a lame cheater, you know. Does Mommy know you got into her computer again?

[@markrobson2559]

@@someolddude3858 That is a default setting that E1 gets when you join youtube.

[@Cannon804]

The first Amendment,is the highest laws of the United States of America, people fought and died for those freedoms,that all Americans have today!

[@FirstALittleBackground]

LOL, except that the fIrSt AmEnDmEnT isn't being triggered here, my guy. You should just say freedom of the press. 1st amend. --> Congress 14th amend. --> state/local

[@bynight253]

SHAM ON YOU, news lady, for saying 'they do this to get in people's faces'.....this is so wrong on ALL LEVELS! SHAMSAHMSHAM ON YOU LADY

[@MB-jz3uu]

You only see what the auditors want you to see.

[@literatemax]

​@@MB-jz3uu well good thing the pigs can use their body camera footage to refute the auditor's innocence, huh? What's that? That isn't what happens? Color me shocked.

[@joewilson6374]

@@MB-jz3uu Thank goodness for that. They show the misdeeds of the cops too.

[@Grace-zy7vc]

Media is told what to say

[@reggiebannister1080]

no shame on you for thnking auditors are in it for auditing for clicks and harassment more like it

[@badnade4886]

I like how the media framed the auditors as the aggressor, but showed the cop assaulting the guy…..

[@sknadimulhaque]

That's bound to happen when idiotic tyrant media sleeps with the idiotic tyrant cops. Dumbness has no bounds mate. 😂🤣

[@rjustman]

But he was just defending the womenfolk who were behind two layers of glass. Someone might see their ankles and they'd have to be burned as witches.

[@kennethwilloughby2903]

Fake news , they do this crap on everything

[@bradcrosier1332]

@@rjustman - 🤣🤣🤣. LOL, now THAT is a great response, dude you win for today!

[@abbaeridanusdarrylkummerow925]

I liked how the interviewer of the auditor condemns him for ‘wanting to grow his audience’ and ‘selling merchandise’ for his brand, as if the interviewer’s corporation isn’t doing it. Highly hypocritical news idiots.

[@cashstore1]

All the cops have to do is obey the law. Same goes for civilians. If they did that there would be no problems.

[@Adroit1911]

Yup, doesn't matter if the actions are "provocative" if they aren't illegal. Any action can/will provoke reaction. The responsibility of reacting "appropriately" is not on the actor....

[@NewEnglandTruth123]

Not true. Cop kill innocent people everyday.

[@cashstore1]

@@NewEnglandTruth123 Then they would not be obeying the law, like how I wrote.

[@canucanoe2861]

@@Adroit1911 Well said.

[@awalton9024]

What magic world is that?? I want to go to there!!

[@joseph-ge5om]

One state removed Qualified immunity (Great Idea) and about 200 Cops resigned and wont say why

[@akinadownhillace]

Because they are 200 criminals.

[@MB-jz3uu]

How's crime doing in that state

[@bizzop69]

@@MB-jz3uuwhy do t you look it up and tell us? Apparently you believe cops must break the law to uphold it, right buddy?

[@kiillabytez]

Which state? Cite your resources, unless you're just full of shit like every other Frauditor on the planet.

[@7R4dicalized]

@@bizzop69maybe he meant crime surged due to 200 fewer officers.

[@demonsaint1296]

A farm worker has a more dangerous job than the police.

[@vr228]

If someone quietly standing on the public sidewalk with a camera is provoking law enforcement into violating the laws and having to pay up the settlements, perhaps the focus of the media should be on the law enforcement?

[@bjornyesterday2562]

How dare you

[@kennethwilloughby2903]

Thats why they call it fake news . That cop wasn't worried about putting his hands on that man either. He knows his brothers in blue has his back. No charges will be pressed

[@PrimeTimeProWash]

Exactly , what a damn shame

[@DavidSeeley-gd9wc]

Maybe having on a helmet and visor in a Federal area would attrack attention.

[@USAYEdotCOM]

But of course they have a hidden agenda these reporters are tyrants as well with a dangerous amount of influence over the public

[@sevilnatas]

The only way that a good cop could get in trouble, when dealing with an auditor, is to not be a good cop. The law is the law, the constitution is the constitution, if the officer follows the law, they won't have anything to worry about. The problem is that cellphones with cameras and a place to post videos online haven't been around very long and these auditors are shining a light on police officers and their long standing behavior. I understand that the officers don't like being filmed when the break the law and trample on people's rights, but they got away with murder, literally, for too long and now the chickens are coming home to roost.

[@RagnarDanneskjold-Pirate]

Excellently articulated.

[@kbhhawks]

@@yodead369 the cops came to him, got in his face. There was no legal reason to engage or detain him. Oh and they are at work, noone gives two rip shits about their feelings, they STFU be professional and quit messing with people engaged in LAWFUL activities.

[@tonylester3868]

@@yodead369 Show me where they are sticking their cameras in someones face. The police are walking up to them.

[@ndigs]

👏 👏 👏 Well said

[@richiestang78]

Well sad, but sadly the Police are using the pathetic local news to try and paint, with the help of heavily edited videos, auditors as instigators. and while its true for a few, 99% of auditors stand quietly by and simply watch and wait for some bad cop to lose his shit and try and start barking unlawful orders in a sad attempt to flex his imaginary power. Auditors do not need to bait most cops, the cops paranoia, incompetency and general bad behavior does all the work for them.

[@davidramey988]

Why is it that when they got a badge they think your suppose to ask permission to be free and practice your civil rights

[@WhiteOak09]

We need millions more of these people

[@Avreem]

WhiteOak09: SO YOU LIKE CHICKEN SHIT?

[@rg9810]

If the officers aren't doing anything wrong, they have nothing to worry about.

[@johnasap777]

Sad truth is the U.S. Government created MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY. Hundreds of millions paid to police victims NATIONWIDE prove unequivocally that MAJORITY law enforcement "officers" turned into THUGS with badges🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@NunYaO]

That's actually what cops tend to say when citizens assert their 4th amendment right...lol

[@ironmantis778]

@@NunYaO cops say a lot of stuff.. Especially when theres nothing needed to be said.

[@ironmantis778]

@@NunYaO cops say a lot of stuff.. Especially when theres nothing needed to be said.

[@farbox5714]

@@johnasap777 cops are heroes

[@randal_gibbons]

If officers would just ignore auditors there would be no videos to post on KZbin. It's unfortunate their egos won't let them.

[@abny14]

I thought that 2 years ago when I started watching these videos. But here we are..

[@countbenjamin1442]

I saw one today when the guy said " If you guys didn't come out to me I would have taken the video and left 10 mins ago"...then went on to say " they are making the video since he would have no video of they weren't there"

[@awalton9024]

I'm sure Timothy McVeigh was happy that nobody bothered him during the hours he taped the government buildings in Oklahoma to find security weakness. But I guess they figured they had nothing to hide.

[@robbyddurham1624]

and most of the time it's the people getting closer to the cameras, putting their faces into the camera. Perspective.

[@johncollins3309]

@@awalton9024 I am sorry to have to say this, but Timothy McVeigh did not break the law until he parked that van full of explosives outside the Murrow Building. As harsh as that sounds, it is true. You cannot arrest people because you think that they think bad things.

[@philosophyforum4668]

Badges need to go back to investigating crimes rather than investigating people.

[@KodiakCombat]

If you dont exercise your rights, you're doomed to lose them. Just teach officers the constitution. Not complicated.

[@ahoytheremate1954]

a police chief that doesn't agree with the law that's amazing

[@livebaitmanful]

He clearly broke the law in that video

[@mikesandmire1382]

None do, to a greater or lesser extent. Think cafeteria catholics, as an example.

[@ruleoflawnews]

Chief is a RED COAT TRAITOR

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

These first amendment frauditors don’t care about any laws what so ever, since they trespass on private businesses, have records for raping children falsely claim self defence while attacking 60 year old grandmothers walking through active crime scenes

[@ruleoflawnews]

@@Bakerstreetgaming you sound like a police officer that is defending the blue line of corruption or a boot 🥾 licker. So people that are auditing the police to ensure that they follow the constitution are frauds according to what you stated. Where is the evidence of allegations of rape and other violations of law? You and the police are apart a disinformation campaign to discredit people who attempt to hold their government accountable. You may find very few auditors that commit crimes and are corrupt but 97 percent of the auditors are law abiding citizens.

[@milliecook]

Perhaps if the “real media” actually investigated and asked questions of our public officials then auditors wouldn’t have to do what they do

[@bostjules6176]

You're so ABSOLUTELY right!!!

[@moonshoes11]

Lol. Your boogie man view of the media is more sinister than the media is. Besides, you get that view because you watch Fox News. And you can’t seem to make that connection. The media isn’t supposed to be viewed as a god. But I bet magic exists within your world view.

[@milliecook]

@@moonshoes11 I watch exactly 0% of Fox News. My critique is on all media. Interesting that you assumed I meant the media is too liberal though despite no mention of that fact.

[@Tater_Salad]

Exactly milliecook, it seems that main stream media does not do an investigation anymore before running thier stories. They just want to take the side of law enforcement without question in most cases, unless someone presents them with factual evidence to the contrary.

[@smokymntnscratchers1392]

@@moonshoes11 here's a few points for ya.....the media is supposed to be like a judge....take facts and call it right down the middle. When's the last time you saw msnbc cnn or any other news channel for that matter do that? It is called the news for a purpose.....because is supposed to include facts....not the news anchors opinion one way or the other. And another thing....giving someone a badge doesn't make THAT PERSON with the badge the law....the law is still the law.....and if anyone looked at it from an unbiased opinion they could make the same conclusion.....cops....for the most part are ego driven maniacs. The difference between them and us is the government views their lives more valuable than yours or mine or any other citizens. Now THAT is some facts for ya.

[@adamruuth5562]

The "real" news should do this.

[@gruttepier2491]

James O'keefe is about the only one.

[@pamelafarmer3426]

WXYZ should be ashamed of their biased reporting.

[@angusmackaskill3035]

If the city is offering a settlement and the officer is losing his job then the cop was was violating rights and breaking laws. Without the auditors would continue with his crooked ways

[@WW-hn5yb]

OMG girl, THIS!! Soooo THIS!!

[@eddiekorkis]

Fact

[@benjaminlong2837]

@Angus MacKaskill thanks for saying that. I was looking to see if it was said and this was the first comment I saw. You are one hundred percent correct.

[@alterbart7916]

Nope. That's wrong. In many cases the settlement amount is much smaller than expenses of going the whole nine yards in court. They know their chances to get the jobless fraditor reimburse the expenses are slim to none. Any lawyer would first advise to settle, even with a clear win. As for firing - cops are not one team, they are as human as the other guy. They just use it as a pretext to get rid of the worthless.

[@roadrunner9622]

@@alterbart7916 So you're telling us these auditors' rights are NOT being violated. That cities pay them off -- knowing it will only enable and embolden them -- and fire officers, even though the auditor is wrong. Face the fact that you are being dishonest, because you don't like what the auditors are doing.

[@RRose800]

WXYZ should be embarrassed by this report.

[@chrisstiff4734]

My exact thoughts. Real journalism exposing bad practices and MSM paints a bad picture??? 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@dalewest1087]

The ability to feel shame requires self awareness.

[@shekharmoona544]

What flavor boot did you have for dinner?

[@BlastGamingSaia]

@@shekharmoona544 i hate to break it to you but this story was brought to the station by an officer of the law

[@jamesmclean4495]

Exactly total shit reporting

[@vinozarazzi5633]

Criminal officers needs to be jailed.

[@Avreem]

Vinozarazzi5633: ARE YOU A DRAMA QUEEN?

[@FranciscoTorres-yu8iv]

About time we hold public servants accountable

[@JAYJAYJAY53]

The law enforcement community brought this on themselves. can you imagine how boring it would be to watch police officers behaving correctly ?

[@cdc3]

Having been assaulted and battered (slightly) by a cop for literally doing nothing but making a cell call to my wife while parked, I would find boredom refreshing...

[@snuglife4595]

Cops are uneducated, ignorant, aggressive piles of human sh!t

[@nulse55]

Actually, Its a relief to see a real Police Officer in action then all these dirty gangbanger clops. A public servant protecting and serving the community instead of brutalizing and murdering.

[@True_Joker]

Yes this! But everybody seems to fail to recognize that

[@slapdashdumper]

@@cdc3 battered slightly ? ...........what, did he pat you on the head ? .................I'm googling a "slightly battering ram" as we speak , I see they weren't too successful.

[@denisgoff251]

I love the face this reporter makes when saying "1st amendment right" like it's a bad thing and the auditor is somehow wrong in exposing criminal police departments and other public servants. Maybe he just doesn't get it. Working in a job/profession that is a guaranteed right to do. Same as citizens.

[@sancirilo53]

Well, the big news media tend to see themselves as a privileged class that may rightfully avail itself of First Amendment freedoms . . . unlike the smelly, inarticulate "deplorables" with inexpensive video equipment, maybe even purchased at--ugh!-- Walmart, who have the _nerve_ to claim those freedoms for themselves. Journalists working for big news media resent the necessary association (and the competition!).

[@Victor_Victory]

Journalists hate freedom

[@johnsmith-xk8nc]

@@Victor_Victory Journalists seem to hate competition.

[@johnasap777]

Sad truth is the U.S. Government created MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY. Hundreds of millions paid to police victims NATIONWIDE prove unequivocally that MAJORITY law enforcement "officers" turned into THUGS with badges🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@davidhamilton7628]

She was very condescending

[@harlanjohnson969]

The police need to learn the Constitution and bill of rights!

[@brendanbirschbach9995]

I love them standing and filming In the same exact spot as the guy they’re trying to villafy 💀

[@that_old_white_guy6732]

Why are these 'trained professionals" so easily, and so often, provoked by ordinary citizens with a camera? Why do these 'trained professionals' so easily, and so often, 'take the bait' despite extensive training, re-training and cross training? Why are these 'trained professionals' either ignorant of, or purposely ignore, the very laws which they have sworn to protect? Why do these 'trained professionals' first escalate, and then retaliate, over such simple constitutionally protected activities? Why are these 'trained professionals' so often unable to adhere to the simple process of reasonable articulable suspicion of a CRIME before demanding ID? It's almost as if there exists a Thin Blue Line which separates the catastrophically stupid from the ordinary, law abiding, citizen.

[@billtomson5791]

To say nothing of the "trained professionals" who bring you the news.

[@livebaitmanful]

Qualified Immunity is why

[@Nolaws272]

Because they always have something to hide is why they are so easily provoked

[@lowjack53]

Well said!!!

[@jimham3528]

They are always about controlling the people and do not like auditors challenging that control.

[@MM-ix5nf]

It is funny when the newscaster ask if the auditors are trying to provoke a reaction while doing the same thing to the auditor.

[@StandWatie1862]

Highly edited as well.

[@MundiTaurus]

This channel and all like them are despicable.

[@CAPCAPTAIN]

The whole segment was full of crap

[@dsolo3250]

On the same spot

[@skinnie2838]

0:10 lol? Anyone who has watched first amendment audit videos for at least 5 seconds knows that 95% of the interactions are people getting in their faces. Not the other way around. Simple for recording in public. Which we are allowed to do.

[@BassBashin]

My god people. Imagine the creepy guy in Walmart security room watching you pick out your underwear but that’s totally fine😂😂😂

[@deplorabletv3390]

The fact that the state has 50,000 employees is a crime itself.

[@navilluss9562]

They can't help but paint the law abiding auditor as the bad guy. They are public officials and employees and can be filmed in the course of their duties that we pay them to do. Photography is not a crime

[@lady4real75]

They just can't!

[@blessdstry]

I was thinking the same thing

[@zacharyjessup6937]

Yup. The only criminal I saw was the reporter and the police.

[@PrimeTimeProWash]

Exactly

[@libradawg9]

Law Abiding? Is that what you just said? I'm just making sure. Frauditors are law abiding, right? Ohhhhhhhhhh man I bet you still wouldn't admit you're wrong even when you see the criminal records these parasites have. They haven't harassed you but police have busted you. Right?

[@tockie4816]

It's hilarious watching the chief blame the auditors while all through this video we can plainly see these leos act aggressive, and unlawful. WXYZ, Why not show videos that show those officers who actually conduct themselves professionally toward auditors?

[@wolverinebear5357]

Because they are hard to find, almost all audits end in failure by the officers, they become officers by swearing to uphold our constitutional rights but they secretly teach eachother how to run all over them, completely un-American its disgusting, very few officers believe in our Constitution an bill of rights if they could they take them all away then they would be very powerful bullies, right now the bully tactics only work on those afraid to exercise their rights or they think they are not allowed to because an officer has lied to them, its disgusting an not the America our forefathers created for us

[@MuhdisinLiving]

There aren’t any. Cops forget that it’s your first amendment right to film in public and that you can film government buildings as long as there is no trespassing sign

[@countbenjamin1442]

Because that doesn't work for their story. Also makes me wonder if they have a problem with these guys saying they are media. Which reminds me anyone buy their channels gear or watch the ads they sell to help fund their media. Notice they didn't want to make that comparison that they do the same thing

[@aben442]

You are absolutely right

[@ghostwriter720]

@@countbenjamin1442 yes they have a problem with saying auditors are media because they as media report mostly what they are told to report on with the biggest difference is one is holding government officials accountable while the other only reports on the fact of them being held accountable

[@Roogs]

I love how the police chief basically admits the cops violate constitutional rights and blames the auditors LOL

[@pennyrobinson4266]

The ignorance being bred into our society and our Law Enforcement today is appalling and terrifying.

[@loyceholland6201]

Auditors like him have NOT broken the law in any way. When a cop violates the rights of auditors it is their own actions that has earned their firings and lawsuits. The under sherriff was the law breaker and the same law applies to him. Putting hands on someone without cause is Not legal. The badge doesnt earn them extra rights.

[@m4rvinmartian]

Well, that's not 100% true... unless you're playing "no true scotsman", then there's no point to argue.

[@johnasap777]

Sad truth is the U.S. Government created MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY. Hundreds of millions paid to police victims NATIONWIDE prove unequivocally that MAJORITY law enforcement "officers" turned into THUGS with badges🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@dishonoredundead]

@@m4rvinmartian You have to elaborate a lot for me to know what you mean exactly, but I can tell you one fundamental truth about people who film police; we do not protect the bad ones. There is no thin grey camera shaped line, where if an "auditor" goes out and assaults someone, we all join in, and then create a smear campaign on their behalf to ensure he gets away with it. That's the big difference between auditors and cops. Our bad apples are handled the best we can by the community, and they aren't immune to the laws like cops are. True Scotsman fallacy doesn't matter in this context, that's like saying 'a Cub's fan was ejected from last nights game because he was shouting racial slurs'. 'Well then he's not a Cub';s fan!'. He's still a Cub's fan, he's just one no one supports, likes, who is jail for his behavior currently. You wont see that happen to a bad cop, and that's why all of this started. If they held each other accountable, we would be putting our efforts into changing unjust laws, or debunking media lies like this, but instead we take the only peaceful option we can towards ending this corrupted, violent, unjust system at the root of the tyranny tree.

[@m4rvinmartian]

@@dishonoredundead Right. You said "Auditors like him". My point stands. Either you mean... ALL AUDITORS, or you're creating a No True Scotsman. I'm building a database of 1AA encounters. There are lots of (not anecdotal, but actual) occurrences where 1AA didn't fully prepare and were wrong about property lines and easements, so they ARE trespassing. That's a law. They broke it. There were some auditors in Cali I think, they called 911 to "get things going". That's illegal. This next one is controversial... but you need to pay attention to the reality of it. When Amangansett got illegally arrested... it was because there is an unconstitutional law on the books still. But... an auditor did break a law in that case. So... back to your 'not really accurate statement'. Either you are talking about No True Scotsman Auditors, ie, you will be creating special circumstances to support your claims ad nauseum until you win. Or, you're wrong.

[@Tater_Salad]

@@dishonoredundead 100%

[@youdontneed1695]

Its all legal. Bottom line, leave them alone.

[@edwardjames6070]

many cops are bullies that just can't pass up a chance to show it

[@jameseverly8501]

@@edwardjames6070 yea but the constitution is there to protect citizens and not for personal gain for clicks and views on KZbin, and to be exploited and not carte blanche

[@jameseverly8501]

@@rikvis yea if the auditors would leave ordinary citizens alone, instead of shoving their camera into everyone's faces, harassing people, looking for confrontation. But if they did that they would not be content for KZbin to get those clicks and views.

[@Th3Gam3925]

@@jameseverly8501 1. They are not "shoving" cameras in people's faces. 2. They aren't harassing. The auditors are the ones being approached by law enforcement and sheeple lying about the law. 3. If these nazis really felt harrassed or afraid THEY WOULD NOT BE APPROACHING AUDITORS. 4. Auditing is 100% legal. It's these poor harrassed nazi victims that are attempting to infringe on our rights.

[@frocat5163]

@@jameseverly8501 No one has an expectation of privacy in public. Anyone can approach anyone else in public and film them, photograph them, speak to them, ask them questions, etc. It's hilarious to me how so many people respond like toddlers when someone else is doing something they don't like. You could just keep walking away and ignore the annoying person with a camera...but instead, you decide to break the law and then act like _YOU'RE_ the victim.

[@SlabCityNews]

That Saginaw 🐷 got manhandled and could not file charges😂😂😂 WINNING

[@Rudeboui1620]

Transparency? What's that 🤔?😅Ah,Pignorance

[@megamiet1210]

First Amendment Rights apply to everyone not just those the cops deem worthy.

[@johnasap777]

Sad truth is the U.S. Government created MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY. Hundreds of millions paid to police victims NATIONWIDE prove unequivocally that MAJORITY law enforcement "officers" turned into THUGS with badges🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@someolddude3858]

If any of these "journalists" use my image or likeness without my permission in any monetized video getting paid by KZbin, I will sue their little butts to kingdom come. Depending on just how many views and $$ the video earns them, there are decent lawyers who would be very glad to get a piece of that haul. You cannot sell my image or likeness without my permission. Period. This legality has been in place for years before there were even digital cameras or cell phones or KZbin, and I hope one of these jerks gets a lesson in the cost of infringing on *my* rights.of ownership of my image.

[@coziii.1829]

@@someolddude3858 lol good luck no expectation of privacy in public. Plus if you don’t confront us you won’t be in the film . It’s only those that confront us and make idiots of themselves cause they don’t know constitution

[@coziii.1829]

@@someolddude3858 oh and KZbin doesn’t pAy much by the way for me about 500 a month. But I’m not big yet some I here get about 40 k a year . But people already tried to sue but it’s all constitutional

[@Gamer88334]

@@coziii.1829 They can still do something about it: have Google make them take the video down or do some editing and censor @Some Old Dude’s face.

[@fireskycam9889]

It's pretty sad when you have to email your officers telling them to "Uphold the general rights of the public".

[@seventytew]

Exactly

[@johnasap777]

Sad truth is the U.S. Government created MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY. Hundreds of millions paid to police victims NATIONWIDE prove unequivocally that MAJORITY law enforcement "officers" turned into THUGS with badges🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@adamn5821]

Ikr. They take an oath to do that when they are hired. It's sad that so many cops don't know the amendments of the US Constitution.

[@johnasap777]

@@adamn5821 Tip of the ICEBERG lmao😆😂🤣

[@lesmaison1452]

The thin blue line gang needs to be reminded that the citizens of this country have rights. Their Ego's can't retain that knowledge for more than a couple of minutes

[@eddy0822]

“Do you believe some behavior is deliberately provocative?” “Next question” is all I need to know about this so called “freedom news”

[@scottcorcoran139]

If there weren't any corrupt officers then none of these guys could do what they're doing

[@aussiewatchman8112]

“Here’s the deal” Officer - if they commit a crime, arrest them. If they haven’t committed a crime, leave them alone. Is it really that hard?

[@justicefor-all3129]

You didn’t account for the cops having to attend to their massive EGOS. The ego is a direct part of every officer/citizen interaction. I would even say more then the actual law. The ego alone often dictates how most interactions go.

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

And yet sadly these frauditors don’t care about anything except click bait videos

[@sancirilo53]

@@Bakerstreetgaming Yeah, well, their "bait" is nothing more than legal--indeed, First Amendment protected--activity. If the "frauditors," as you term them, truly presented a threat to the police, I doubt the latter would be approaching them as casually as they do. Also, real terrorists, assassins, etc, would be unlikely--as in almost zero probability--to surveil police stations out in the open. Finally, the visual information the videographers obtain, eg, video of police station exterior areas or of publicly accessible lobbies, the comings-and-goings of random police officers, etc, could easily be obtained surreptitiously by real bad guys. Face it, the real reason the police object to being videoed is that they do not wish the public at large to gather graphic evidence of their misdeeds.

[@DramalessEarthbound]

@@Bakerstreetgaming Two things you missed. That chief said "they get a settlement from the city. They get the officer fired." Why did the officer get fired if he was doing his job? Why did the auditor get a settlement if they were wrong? Police don't truly know the laws or they'll half quote a statue or make hp their own laws in front of the camera. That's what these auditors are showing.

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

@@DramalessEarthbound lol they have never gotten anyone fired, if they had why do never follow up on their click bait videos?

[@soccerrefwilcox]

Always great to hear police officers say they were entrapped. They just can’t help themselves.

[@shaunporter3755]

True

[@eDDyL666]

Yeah I was entrapped I have zero control over my ego lol

[@dumbassdriversofdenver9113]

Entrapment is when the GOVERNMENT entices someone to commit a CRIME they otherwise would NOT have committed. They are dumb.

[@drewcereal7371]

right?! it's hilarious

[@chrischase6731]

@@dumbassdriversofdenver9113 just like when the cops use bait cars.

[@johnnyhurley7161]

Crazy thought: if government employees did their job properly and followed the law, auditors would disappear.

[@jump_junkie]

How dare normal people hold public officials accountable!

[@neeckyneecky8242]

With media like this pushing on false narratives, that's what inspires AUDITORS to go out there and find the truth, thanks for trying, you cant fool people all the time, we have you tube.

[@esteranderson5171]

You sound like you're the ripe old age of twelve.

[@neeckyneecky8242]

@@esteranderson5171 thanks

[@robbieg4700]

100 percent

[@jintyc9133]

@@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST you should have more 👍

[@esteranderson5171]

@@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST Are you going to cut and paste your speech on every thread?

[@johnpollard744]

The stunning part about the entire report is the admission that the state does not know the constitutional rigthts of the citizens and only cares about being sued or losing their government job.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

Even more stunning, is that a mainstream news outlet is taking an antagonistic approach toward the citizens that allow them to exist.

[@davidtownsend7501]

Lawsuits are all the government understands or pays attention to.

[@isailopez4132]

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO sadly.. thats how the mainstream media works.. They get funds from the ppl who want to look like gods on camera, and that same ppl pay millions to the media to make a real angel look like a devil to the general public if that angel is messing up their plans…

[@DocumentTheDownfall]

SUSPICIOUS IS NOT ILLEGAL!!!

[@jimf1450]

It's amazing how many cops & government employees don't know the 1st, 4th, & 5th amendments or ignore them. I love it when people in public say "I don't want to be recorded" 😂

[@Ubique2927]

How biased can a so called news agency get?

[@jordanleach1747]

I am shocked! "Fraudit" off the bat? Sickening. I immediately thought the same thing. I wouldn't watch this news station ever.

[@DouglasESmith-fu7di]

Wow. The news doesn't support the first amendment.

[@markheckman2196]

​@@jordanleach1747 are you sad they called you what you people are?

[@joeking6362]

@mark same as you being called a weak lil betch lololol

[@Slakker79]

I thought the same thing. It’s the same old song and dance. Most of these auditors do nothing to provoke the police.

[@357light]

I find it amazing how these auditors are PROVING that cops are EXTREMELY IGNORANT to the law and what's legal.

[@calinmarius5344]

With this kind of video we have the evidence that traditional mass media is EXTREMELY bootlicking big time 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sparky603]

They also now prove this news station is extremely ignorant to the law, and clearly like spreading a false story line

[@taigewoozy4135]

why would you expect a cop to be proficient as a lawyer in the law? By your logic, we should only make lawyers into officers, law degree would be a prerequisite. Good luck with that one, lawyers don't study so much so they can risk their lives trying to ensure ppl uphold the laws in this country, only idiots would sign up for that job.

[@357light]

@@taigewoozy4135 you just added to my comment whatever the hell you wanted to man. People like you simply LOOK to argue in order to make yourself look intelligent.

[@sparky603]

@@taigewoozy4135 You don't need a law degree to understand the constitution. If you cant understand the constitution, should not be working for the government. Reading the constitution is like reading a child's story book. Does not take much thought process to understand it.

[@3dphillo396]

How about the pigs stop breaking the law! Standing somewhere with a camera. What law did they break? The cops make a fool of themselves. Only takes a camera to show there evil sole.

[@deckzone3000]

You support filming other people's children? 😮 FBI, watch this guy.

[@3dphillo396]

@@deckzone3000 No expectation of privacy in public. When you are outside your home, cameras everywhere. Can't trespass your eyes. Whatever you can see, you can record. I don't care if you like it or not. I don't like taxes, but have to deal with it.

[@deckzone3000]

@@3dphillo396 NSA, I have found a predator.

[@MundiTaurus]

It is officers that should _ALWAYS_ remain professional!

[@jerkytoo8184]

If the cops respect constitutional rights, then there's nothing to worry about.

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

They do respect rights and yet these losers will get someone arrested and then harass the same cops who helped them. One frauditor who has many court cases called the cops on the member of the public just because she was recording him they were both out in public space

[@XVICreations]

@@Bakerstreetgaming There’s auditors that do thing correct. Most of them are featured on “Audit the audit” channel and those are auditors that don’t deliberately create disturbances to get a reaction. The rest of them are annoying af and only do it to get money. What other reason do they have to film outside of hospitals, nursing homes etc? They do it in hopes that an officer approches them to bait that officer into a lawsuit. They have no lives outside of the camera and antagonizing people that are trying to do their jobs, i.e when they walk into city halls recording the employees behind the desks.

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

@@XVICreations which is why pay pal patty can’t make money off them and Glenn Cerio who is in court right now for all his trouble has stopped doing videos but even audit the audit edits out videos as well

[@A2Z1Two3]

If police would STOP turning out for reports of a person in public with a camera then there will be less needless confrontations . ( And less revenue for the auditors) The police need to do more psychological tests on recruits to weed out future abusive and tyrannical officers .

[@A2Z1Two3]

@@Bakerstreetgaming Link please of the auditor who called police on a member of public recording them ?

[@kevinmaran8004]

The fact that they have to send a mass email out to government employees telling them to not violate but respect the rights of American citizens shows how messed up the justice system really is.

[@gduncan779]

Thank You!! That's what I was thinking!

[@esteranderson5171]

I think it was more along the lines of "just ignore those assholes."

[@danielwood8135]

Not for nothing but not every single government employee works for the justice system.

[@kevinmaran8004]

@@danielwood8135That is true and I totally agree. I was simply just referencing the video in which they state a mass email was sent out to government employees most of which would be apart of the justice system since that email would only relate to them and their job. Auditing or "Frauditing" as these reporters put it, aren't isolated incidents it happens across the nation. If auditing with rights violations has become a regular occurrence then something is not right with the current state of the justice system in general.

[@bluemeanie9554]

@@esteranderson5171 But somehow they are just to stupid too follow common sense and ignore them on their own!

[@samyost9592]

That pig had no right to touch the civilian.

[@Avreem]

Samtost9592:IF COPS ARE PIGS YOU ARE CHICKEN SHIT

[@BenjaminCrout]

Good for the auditors, can’t make a cop look bad if they show up and honor their oath.

[@Datsamoutful]

Something that is missing from this “in depth report” is that six of the eleven federal circuit courts have already ruled that recording public officials in the course of their duty is 100% constitutionally protected activity.

[@kennethwilloughby2903]

The fake news had to leave that out . They didn't press the cop about putting his hands on. that one guy either .

[@dorisbryant8449]

RESPECT THAT!!!!

[@mikesmith1181]

you mean that I can't trust the news media? shocking! /sarc/ This is why the citizen journalist exists. To keep these tyrants in check and expose their thug behavior. seems wxyz-detroit has lost their journalistic credibility.

[@rollercoaster55]

Good point, and the newscaster got it backwards about who is in who's face!

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

In Hot Springs Arkansas I was arrested for operating my mobility device when I refused a warrant less search & brought a video camera into court to bring attention to dishonored judge Graham that Justin Hurst of Hurst Law Group was representing me with out permission. So the next fraudulent case they hired a sex worker, Samantha Lesslie/Atkins to represent me. In Arkansas you may not testify in court if you are an atheist. Art 19 ss 1 ark const. My problems began when I refused to sell my land to a Garland County sheriff's friend. I name drop because I want to be sued. Please allow me to bring evidence to a fed court. Oh, by the way, I also want to know why I was allowed to swap a machine pistol to the S.O. for favors. My grandma was a whor... a friend of judge Earl Mazanders, we may say, and left for Cali when the Feds took him off the bench.

[@darthquantis9173]

Heaven forbid the cops are forced to uphold the people's rights while remaining vigilant.

[@Jay-hp6pu]

And god forbid they’re to be pleasant while doing so.

[@lawrencehobson6848]

Heavens forbid the cops have to abide by the same laws they're supposed to be enforcing

[@NA-bn9er]

@darth quantis cops aren't there to uphold anyone's rights. They're there to enforce the law.

[@NA-bn9er]

@@Jay-hp6pu they are public servants (serving the public, not ruling or terrorizing the public)

[@darthquantis9173]

@@NA-bn9er they are individual people and like individual people they will respond and behave in accordance to their own dispositions. As they have been given power that can be abused those with the disposition to do so will. in these cases they can and often do "rule and terrorize"

[@mase7557]

How could this so called reporter be more dishonest?

[@deckzone3000]

1st Amendment auditors are just guys that still live in their parent's basement. They moved on from trolling online, to trolling offline. They are mostly unemployed as well.

[@Charmcity199]

This is shocking. Shocking that the state had to send an email to state employees advising them how to maintain people’s rights while also remaining vigilant. Shouldn’t they have been doing that anyway??

[@bleezy8480]

Absolutely!!!

[@ssgemactv1775]

Wow yeah Harassing innocent people and then acting like a Dick when they ask you why your bothering them is totally you're right "If that's the law then maybe we need to change the law" - the radical left

[@ssgemactv1775]

The best part is that these guys say they're protecting the 1st amendment well well they're not 1st of all and secondly the end result of frauditors pushing the envelope is going to be our rights taken away, you can't just go around fuckin with people

[@rollercoaster55]

@@ssgemactv1775 I don't know what channels you watch, but "auditors" don't "audit" private people because that's not "auditing", that's being a dick.

[@meoff7602]

@@ssgemactv1775 By fucking with people. You if course mean showing up with a camera and standing their ground.

[@sadiesherwood8390]

It's funny how they left out that if the cops were just calm, professionals following the law, citizen's rights, and proper police policy, NONE of this would even be an issue. Yep, they sure left that out of the story.

[@bigjay6743]

They sure did. Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@joseortega-us6rn]

Hi Sadie, is the only way you can expose those Devils and they hate that, but they have no problem breaking in homes of innocent people and terrorize everyone, land of the freak. It just a bad dream. Oh I almost forget, "Qualified Immunity"

[@Materialgirl_3]

Exactly

[@SpazDQ]

Fax

[@tinabetro6937]

They also left out how vile and disgusting these frauditors can be. They try to bait the cops by using filthy language and comments. No one deserves to be treated like that. The last thing on most of these idiots minds is the first amendment.

[@gruttepier2491]

Auditors make people uncomfortable. Like the police but with zero repercussions.

[@highrzr]

This would not even be a problem if the police officers would actually care to follow the Constitution that they've sworn an oath to uphold.

[@MrNairbmack]

So, we have to send a special email to inform our officers not to violate people's rights..... ok, I think we found the problem.

[@reallyjustrandom1230]

Only issue with that E-mail is that it tell the employees to remain vigilant, and n the lookout for suspicious behaviour, it does not tell the employees that as public servants they have no expectation to privacy while in public or public common areas, it does not educate them on the actual laws that govern people's rights to film them in public areas.

[@rr6202]

Lmao! Right. Email; " Do your job!"

[@joseywales3789]

@@reallyjustrandom1230 , Remain Vigilant! Suspicious Activities, A Person holding a camera on a public sidewalk, they're taking video of the Public Property on their Mobile Phone! All *LEGAL* Activities! Suspicion is NOT a Felony or a Misdemeanor.........it's one Police Officers subjective view and the same officer might find that a person jogging on the sidewalk as suspicious activity and demand ID! As long as the person is on Public Property and is only taking a video recording, they've done nothing illegal, immoral or wrong! It doesn't make a difference if someone decides that it's suspicious activity, once the Law Enforcement Officers get involved, they will try everything to get the person to identify themselves, threats of violence and arrest for failure to cooperate......But NO CRIME HAS BEEN COMMITTED! What really annoys me is that every single Law Enforcement Officer in the United States has sworn an oath to uphold the Constitution and yet they trample all over the Constitutionally protected rights of the person who's filming in public! Our Constitutional Rights are like muscles, you have to exercise them or they diminish and fade away!

[@reallyjustrandom1230]

@@joseywales3789 I couldnt agree more with you.

[@TonyTooTuff]

Bingo

[@ctcanine]

No matter what you think of these auditors they are within the law and will continue to get settlements because government does not want to get into court and go through discovery

[@dalewest1087]

@@gregoryfleck4436 tell who?

[@gduncan779]

@Gregory Fleck It's obvious someone didn't like your comment...unless you deleted it yourself.

[@ctcanine]

@@gduncan779 The news station is probably Deleting comments, A news channel censoring speech …… Go figure

[@frankrayiii738]

@@ctcanine I believe it, cops and city governments have gotten in trouble for doing that, now they just remove the page instead

[@patriot4life450]

Forget 1st amendment auditors. They're still require to comply with the law

[@mablenay]

Did you see any laws being broken in this piece by any of the 1A auditors? Nope, me neither. They do follow and comply with the law. Problem is, LEO often give unlawful orders, and no law-abiding citizen is required to follow unlawful orders. If only LEO understood the laws they are supposed to be enforcing then there wouldn't be 1A auditors. If only LEO didn't violate the oath they swore to: to uphold the constitution and citizens' rights. Feelings-enforcement is not law-enforcement

[@Wlaw-he9hd]

Which law did they not comply with?

[@user-nu8dk8ht9v]

What they going to do about the security cams that record them all day long. That anyone can get.

[@snowysanchez2395]

Even if they are provoked, that doesn’t give them the right to put hands on you or violate your rights.

[@steviewonder8624]

Exactly..... we can all imagine how it would go if hands were placed on an officer.

[@kdogg6781]

you're right.. but, what kinda adult goes around provoking others? would "a complete A-hole" be the correct answer?

[@steviewonder8624]

@@kdogg6781 There is very little provoking.. it is overwhelming majority the officers and or public servants that provoke by attempting to violate peoples rights. How can you be an a-hole when you are operating legally and protected by the constitution... this reporting is shocking in its biased and uninformed portrayal of Auditing.. They have deliberately focused on the worst scenarios and have not mentioned all the positive aspects or even the crooked cops that are exposed breaking the law. Even their own footage doesnt support their claims.

[@kdogg6781]

@@steviewonder8624 I’m not gonna defend bad cops.. they should be gone from the job. But a cop doesn’t violate anyone’s rights to try and get a reaction.. auditors are 100% provoking cause their actions are to gain a reaction. I think you’re misunderstanding the definition of “provoke”. And you can absolutely be an A-hole and still be within the law and/or constitution. It’s not illegal to be an A-hole and nowhere in the constitution does it say anything about someone being an A-hole.. not being an A-hole is just the way we should be.

[@steviewonder8624]

@@kdogg6781 minutes before responding to you, I watched LIA's latest post.... within minutes of walking into a public building he had a disgusting female bulldog-like employee, bullying, barking orders, claiming it was her building, refusing to identify, saying he couldn't film which is a lie and then a cop came along and tried to order him from the building whilst demanding ID and also that he stop filming immediately and then proceeded to grab the camera/phone from the owner... No provocation from the auditor, the auditor did explain calmly and articulately what he was doing and his rights, but he was totally ignored.. In the end he had to demand a supervisor who confirmed he was totally within his rights... Not an ounce of provocation from the auditor.. The female disappeared and refuse to come out and apologise or discuss the situation. She was disgusting and shocking.... no question. I realise that there are poor auditors out there who do scream abuse at times, but honestly, I don't see much agro and no provocation from the auditors that I watch, it is always the other side that is prepared to violate rights to get their way regardless of the law. If you don't see this happening , then you are watching the wrong auditors. BTW Of course I understand the definition of provoke..but can you understand that cops do violate rights continually (which is very provocative in itself and when your rights are being violated you are being provoked to the point that you need to defend your position)

[@R3DSH33P]

they dont get in peoples face, the police get in the face of them and get mad when they dont bow down like you would

[@mikejohnson5491]

The lying cops getting up in their faces. Learn the laws

[@irayz2677]

Cop admitted he tried to pull his hands down to take a picture of his face. That’s why they film. Cops are idiots

[@nopelandfill]

Always imagine the cops as regular citizens pretending to be cops with t shirts and shorts, that way you can see how awful and sad they look without a uniform, CREEPS! want to know where you live and eat, where you been, where and when you sleep and with who, your bedroom kinks, your name and you birthday, your moms name, your dads name, your friends location, when you wake up and have breakfast, what class do you go into, your moms favorite place, etc 😐

[@tmo2798]

I'll bet lots are sex offenders. A few get caught every now and then. You know... They have the perfect means just like truck drivers... Who choose to become serial killers

[@shanobi1kanobi]

Keep up the great work bud keep the police accountable for violating rights

[@akinadownhillace]

Police look corrupt AF in these videos.

[@Trowblood]

"File a law suit. They're gonna get a settlement from a city. They're possibly going to get the officer terminated" So they're holding people responsible for their illegal activities! Got it!

[@jennymcdonough2095]

If you are referring to the auditors, their activates are not illegal.

[@Trowblood]

@@jennymcdonough2095I'm well aware, thanks. You may have missed my point there.

[@mitsulang]

Most of the time, the entity that had a suit filed against them just settles because it's cheaper and easier. Not because they win in court. Then, public pressure is what gets most of these people fired. Not because they were necessarily doing anything wrong. js (edited for spelling)

[@bahilleli]

Re: "So they're holding people responsible for their illegal activities" kinda, it's more like they are holding POLICE responsible for their illegal activities. There's another word for those that holds people responsible for illegal actions, and we call them the Poli...oh wait. Irony of ironic ironies.

[@Trowblood]

@@bahilleli how is repeating what I just said, more like anything?

[@pknuttarlott4934]

When the government becomes transparent and cops stop abusing free citizens. We won't need auditors, until then auditors keep up the good work.

[@johnasap777]

Sad truth is the U.S. Government created MONSTERS AND PIGS that keep getting away with all kinds of INTENTIONAL CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR WITH IMPUNITY. Hundreds of millions paid to police victims NATIONWIDE prove unequivocally that MAJORITY law enforcement "officers" turned into THUGS with badges🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@richardramirezthecat8147]

Funny how every frauditers runs to the same cops they insult on top of suddenly being severely injured when they get arrested. The frauditers Jason crying and begging the op to not arrest h right after Jason started to act tough.

[@oldandtiredshouldberetired3436]

Its crazy how they never investigate military drones flying through residential neighborhood, never look into gang stalking cases, they treat everyone who makes a complaint as a suspect instead of a victim

[@boxie001]

"in their faces" "verbal attacks" they do the job you are not doing, which makes cops put their faces into the camera. leave them alone and there is no footage.

[@DevAndVic2022]

Verbal attacks. I was shocked by the wording. The police are in the wrong simply don't be doing illegal things and we won't need to record you.

[@boxie001]

@@DevAndVic2022 they did not challenge implying the "real" journalists have to follow some kind of "rules" that auditors don't follow. the whole point is that the rules are the same the "real" journalists just forgot them somewhere along the line. the con was very much on display here.

[@DevAndVic2022]

@@boxie001 true. Journalists and reporters used to give an unbiased account of the people's worries. But most outlets are funded by corpos for fat stack millionaires. It went from war journalism to pleasing the monetary overlords.

[@chase199702]

That so right

[@orionschild7178]

@@boxie001 question? Where are the real mainstream journalists. All I see when I happen across the MSM are paid mockingbird actors. They read what they are told to read.

[@GodlyXJohn]

Fraudits? LMFAO filming from a public street IS COMPLETELY LEGAL , like what are you even trying to say lmfao, MY god

[@patmebro2429]

Biggest threat to the MSM are citizen journalists. Of course they would do everything in their power to smear a direct threat to the lies they spew.

[@gregorykadok3356]

Fake news calling them fraudits...what a joke.

[@steveTGO]

Yeah .... lol Fraudits. How is it possible for these to be Fraudits when they ARE often successful in Court and in getting Officers terminated???? If these were "Fraud" kind of activities, they wouldn't have successful recourse!!!!

[@Fantazier1]

I have yet to see any Auditor commit actual fraud on camera. The distain on both the Anchor and Reporters face says it all. MSM has all but stopped Investigative Reporting and that is all most 1st Amendment Auditors are doing.

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

I wish we could sue these commercial news outlets like this channel for the fraudsters they are and the misinformation they spew out regularly.

[@davidgarcia-xt3wb]

I love how the news try’s to make the audience side with them 😂

[@motovlogger926]

I thought he was going to respond in the zoom call with "i dont answer any questions"

[@darrenlee2775]

If an officer is terminated or a town settles a law suit, it's a clear indication that a citizen's rights were violated, and the cops weren't able to cover it up. I have no pity for officers who refuse to adhere to their oath to the Constitution. I most enjoy when I see officers who act professional, act upon the law and uphold their oath, it's very easy to admire and respect such officers. As time goes on it's my hope police learn from these audits to force the arrogant, ego driven tools to follow their oath as civil servants or retire.

[@skinnie2838]

0:10 lol? Anyone who has watched first amendment audit videos for at least 5 seconds knows that 95% of the interactions are people getting in their faces. Not the other way around. Simple for recording in public. Which we are allowed to do.

[@ericanderson8556]

Law enforcement uses “bait tactics” all the time……but don’t like it when they think it’s being used on them. SMH

[@kennethwilloughby2903]

100%

[@ministryofwrongthink6962]

it’s not just cops though dude.. these “first amendment auditors “get in innocent peoples faces all the time. In fact, more or less, the cops are only there after hours of harassment experienced by innocent people simply not wishing to have a camera shoved in their faces

[@rollercoaster55]

So true, and in fact, most auditors don't bait, they watch. It's always the cops "getting in their faces" and making an issue out of it.

[@rollercoaster55]

@@ministryofwrongthink6962 I've watched many thousands of auditor videos and the auditors are NEVER the ones "getting in someone's face". And it's usually government buildings and/or officials. This new trend of "auditing" private businesses is by definition NOT "auditing" because one can only audit a government building and/or official. The ones doing that are a bane to the real auditors.

[@ministryofwrongthink6962]

@@rollercoaster55 “Most auditors don’t bait” LMFAO dude I’m sorry but I’ve been watching channels like “Schrodinger‘s cat” amongst numerous others with a myriad of videos where the “auditors” do just that. A lot of times they get arrested. these _frauditors_ are the equivalent of a child using legalese to say “I’m not touching them” when the whole point is they’re being annoying and that’s why there’s trouble

[@thewardiam]

I love how that terrorist is all like “They are going to get a settlement” “They are going to get the officer fired” “Now we have there names” Absolutely terrifying.

[@samsondavid3595]

The state doesn't get it we handle you not the other way around 😅

[@cjw00413]

If these cops would ACT LAWFULLY and these journalists would BE GRATEFUL.. all would be good

[@awalton9024]

They would be very ungrateful because then they would have nothing to post on YT.

[@helpu2health]

Not true....there are a couple of these guys in CA that try and provoke LEOs even when the LEOs are being respectful.

[@stevebacasr]

These idiots aren’t journalists, they’re frauditors. Stop drinking the Kool-Aid.

[@cjw00413]

@@stevebacasr I was referring to the news network doing the story so ya know..sorry but I think we need more auditors..I think everyone should record all interactions with any official..full transparency

[@DrScott666]

@@stevebacasr Recording Police regularly violating the 1st, 4th, and 5th amendment rights of people including citizen journalists is ABSOLUTELY journalism. They're inherent rights for ALL to enjoy! This IDEA of a "press pass" for mainstream journalism ONLY is incredibly un-democratic... There is no such thing as a religious pass! They are rights and are for EVERYONE even as you say "complete idiots!" Why should one person's view of government be more valuable than an others? And even worse... Who would be qualified to decide such a thing? The 1st Amendment is for ALL! If these PUBLIC officials don't want to be recorded nor scrutinized... Maybe they should find a job in the PRIVATE sector!!!