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Keep moving. Keep moving. Keep moving. This officer came out hot for no reason. Let's rewind and see how this started. Rogue Nation is walking on this public sidewalk and video taping next to a courthouse where an inmate is being moved around. At first, everything starts out chill with this officer requesting Rogue Nation to stop and Rogue Nation complies. The officer then lets Rogue Nation continue. That's when the officer comes out hot, but he gets completely shut down for Keep sir, keep moving. Keep moving. Keep moving. Let's go. Move. Keep moving, sir. For what? Because we're doing inmate movement. Nobody's Don't touch me. Don't put your hands on me. Just keep going. Keep going. to stand here. Not now. It's illegal to stand here? Right now, we're doing inmate movement. Nobody's supposed to be here on the sidewalk. Really? Is that a law? Go ahead, sir. It's a rule. Yes. It's a rule? It's a Sir. I don't see any Move it. I don't see anybody here. When they just got They just got in the van. Okay. So, when we tell you to do something, you do it. No, that's not how it works, buddy. Yes, it is. Are we Where are we at? Korea? No. Okay. Well, then I don't do what people just walk up and tell me to do. order. A lawful order? Yes, it was. No, sir. This is a public sidewalk. There's no lawful order to uh to have a citizen move off a public sidewalk. There's no lawful order. Do you know what a lawful order is? Is a lawful do. A lawful order you one. A lawful order our job and our job means that we cannot allow you to be on the sidewalk when we're moving inmates. Listen. Now, I'm not going to discuss it anymore. So, do you go down to that end to that corner and get people off the sidewalk? Yes, we do. We go to No, you I told you to hold on a second. Yeah, but you didn't tell me I had to leave. I was 10 ft away. I said hold on a second. Well, that's fine. right here is a different story. Mhm. You're stopping filming our movement. Huh? There's nobody here. You're not the You were doing it He was already in the van when I walked by. I'm saying you stopped here and started filming or whatever That's perfectly legal. You cannot do that. Not when we're telling Yes, it's perfectly legal. Trust me. United States Constitution, freedom of the press. Okay. Okay. Yeah, I'm a journalist. You Okay. Thank you. Go back to school. Okay. Are you going to pay for it? No. All right. First Amendment Protection Agency was filming a local bank headquarters when these ladies who are presumably bank employees came out and asking, "Why are you filming us?" And unlike many other auditors, this one actually answers the question. Can I ask who you're filming? I'm sorry? What are you filming? I'm out here. I'm stress testing our First Amendment right to the freedom of press in public today. You can't be filming the bank. Uh yeah, no, I absolutely can. You really can't. Security reasons. Security reasons? What What are you worried about security on the sidewalk? You're filming a bank. Right. Okay. See you later. Bye. Have a good one, Karen. Yeah, right now and you're on the camera. Oh, no. You got me there. This is Officer Paul Zorsi, badge number 19 from Norwood Police Department. I'm terrified of these guys. No, you're not. Yeah, I am. He's He's got a He's got a gun and a badge. You're calling somebody with a gun an armed police officer because somebody because somebody's out here on the phone. a gun, but you know something, is it out of its holster? Is it pointed at you right now? Well, why are you stepping And that face says it all. Well, why are you stepping up to me talking like that? you. Cuz you like me. Good. Yeah. All right, well, I like you, too. What's your name and badge number? We don't go by badge numbers. What is it? Computer number? ID number? What is it? Don't play semantics with me. Don't play semantics with me, dude. Don't. If you're going to talk to me, you talk to me with respect and learn some manners, Sonny. No, Sonny. Go yourself. Don't tell me what to do. Is that how you're going to talk to me? Yeah, sure. Sure is. Okay. Well, I can help you, son. Good for you. need a cop someday. We'll see if they Me, too. You trying to make me mad, you're wasting your time. Dude, I don't understand why me sitting here you think that I'm trying to make you mad. Well, cuz I know your type. You know my type. Yeah. Well, I know your type. Okay. I'm glad you do. Good. Hope you get my good side. I didn't know he had a good side. So, you're not going to give me your name and badge number? If you ask me nicely, I will. Give me your [ __ ] name and badge number. Oh, you're going to use that kind of language, forget it. Sure, I am. Let's check if he asked nicely. Cuz somebody got cuz somebody's out here on phone. I got a gun, but you know something, is it out of its holster? Is it pointed at you right now? Why are you stepping up to me talking like Cuz I like you. Cuz you like me. Yeah. All right. Well, I like you, too. What's your name and badge number? We don't go by badge numbers. What is it? Computer number, ID number, what is it? Don't play semantics I'll try to help you. semantics with me, dude. Even though the officer's name was asked for nicely, the officer refused to provide. So, now you know where he's just bullshitting. Just ignore him. It's the best bet. Mhm. Not bad advice, actually, from the officer. I'm being honest. But, right afterwards, he messed it up. Let's listen. Look, it's he's a YouTuber. He's trying to make a fast buck off YouTube. That's all it is. Just trying to aggravate everybody and aggravate me and the police officers. I know he does. So, there's an exercising his right. He's trying to aggravate people. There you go, buddy. Uh-huh. I've heard that. Okay. So, you're not going to give me your Massachusetts issued identification card for identification purposes? You have to ask me nicely. I'll try to help. No, I don't have to ask you nicely. I can ask you any way I want. Where does the property line stop, by the way? I would say you're on the Oh, you're on the property. You need to get on the sidewalk now, son. Step back, please. You just literally stepped up to me. Why are you going to put your face in my face right now, dude? That's not in your face. issue? What is your issue? You need to step off the property right now. Okay, where's the property line, buddy? Where does it stop, ma'am? Right where you're standing. There you go. That a boy. Does that make you happy? Yeah, very happy. All right. Man, those eyes are very, very creepy. What do you guys think about it? Does intimidation usually work on people? If I was trying to intimidate you, you'd know it. No, yeah, I'm sure. You would, believe me. I'm sure. Yeah. I'm standing here smiling at you. How is this intimidating? Me, too. It's not. Okay. asking if it usually tries to work if it usually works on people. I'm not trying to intimidate you. That's the catch. Cat got your tongue? I'm sorry? The cat got your tongue? You got something else you want to say to me? You think that's the worst I've ever been called? No, I'm sure it's not. I'm sure. And there's a reason why. Yeah, why do you think that is? I actually treat people pretty well, you know. And I've actually tried to talk to you like a human being, but you're not doing a very good job treating me with the same respect. How did you start this interaction? You walked up to me. Yeah. And you very rudely asked me my name and badge number. And I would have given it to you if you asked me nicely. Why are you stepping up to me talking to me like Cuz I like you. Cuz you like me? Yeah. All right, well, I like you, too. What's your name and badge number? We don't go by badge numbers. Well, that's not how it works. Yeah, it is how it works for me. That's how it works for you. Yeah, that is how to go against Massachusetts state law, chapter 48, section 91D. The law actually The law actually states lawful request, not because you're trying to make a fast buck on YouTube. to identify you. And if you ask me nicely, I'll give it to you. have to ask you nicely. Well, I say you do. No. Well, guess what? So, you're not going to you're not going to identify yourself. If you ask me nicely, I'll show you my name tag. you please [ __ ] identify yourself? That's better. Here you go. There's my name tag. Make sure you get that on video. Okay, would you like me to write it down for you? Sure, please. Or if you got a card, that would work fantastic. Well, we don't carry business cards or ID. so please write it down for me. Thanks. I'll be happy to do that for you. Thanks.
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