[Applause] The man that is recording this video is Ken Shepard, who is a private investigator that is conducting a surveillance. Host your weapon, man. Host your weapon. This is LA County Sheriff's Deputy Ty Plunkett, a 17-year police veteran. Let's see his experience shine through with this interaction. What can I do for you? What do you mean holster my weapon? Well, you pulling your weapon. So, I'm telling you, holster your weapon cuz you got nothing to fear in my hands or clearly in Okay, what are you doing? What am I doing? Yeah, I'm sitting here in my vehicle working. Why some kind of PI or something? Does it Does it appear that I'm doing something illegal? I don't know. Okay, so step out for me. Take We just went through this. Your other deputies end up in federal court. Please take your hands off of me. Get your watch commanders out here. Please get your watch commander out here. more. Get your watch commander out here. I'm asking you for your watch. Anybody else in here? Nobody's in here. I'm asking I'm not being uncooperative at all. You are being uncooperative. How am I being uncooperative? Cuz you're not doing what I'm telling you to do. First of all, deputy, you pulled up here. You took a look. See, I rolled my windows down for you. My hands are clearly visible. Okay. And now you're grabbing on me there. You just stay right there. Okay. I haven't moved. So, could you please let go of my wrist? No, I'm not going to let go of your wrist. Fine. Just stay right here. You need your watch, commander. Okay, we'll get all that. I'm going to ask you again. Could you please put your weapon up? Okay. I didn't hear you request a watch, commander. I don't need to request a watch. I'm asking for your watch, commander. We'll get to all that when we're done with you. I'm asking for your watch, commander. Deputy Plunket. Plunkett. I'm asking for your watch commander. Okay. We'll get him over here. Your hands are shaking. That makes me feel very nervous. You're making me nervous. Shake. Why am I making you nervous? You're not doing what I'm telling you to do. I haven't did anything that you asked me to do. You haven't asked me to do anything. I told you just step out. You didn't tell me to step out. You want me to step out? No, not right now. Going to wait now. That's fine. Ken Shepard claims that he did not hear the officer give the command, even though the officer actually did give the command. That's why Ken Shepard decides to take out the earpiece that's in his ear so he can hear better what the officer says and comply. Let's see how the officer reacts to that. But your hand doesn't need to be on me. I'm sitting here. My hands are in plain sight. Yeah, it's affirmative. Ask for the watch commander, please. We'll get to that in a minute. Okay. I need your horsepower. We'll get to all that. Okay. In good time, right? No, don't be reaching, man. I'm taking it. Don't be reaching. You You gun is shaking and you pointing your gun at my head. Pointing your gun my gun at your head. Don't reach. I told you not. Man, I took my earpiece off. Not reach, man. You need to put your weapon down. You need to put your weapon down, man. I'm not going to do nothing. Hey, you need to get over here, Senior. He's got his weapon at me and he's shaking. What's going on right now? It's nothing going on, deputy. He's got his weapon pointed at my head. I haven't done a thing. He put He came up here. He put his hands on me. I asked for watch commander. He's pulling his weapon on me. For what? For what? I told you what. For. For what? You're not listening to my commands. Not that I know of. For what? What is he pulling his weapon on me for? asteroids. Watch commander, you you the sergeant. Keep your hands on the steering wheel. Put your hands on the steering wheel. Hey, your guy. Keep your hands on the steering wheel. Your seen your sergeant here. You tell him to drop. What's going on? Why is your officer cursing at me? What's going on? Why is your officer cursing at me? Just do what he tell you. Excuse me. Sergeant, I understand. My hands were in plain sight when he came up. I put my hands out in plain sight. Okay. I see. He asked me, he started being basically disrespectful, telling me, "What am I doing here? Would you please tell him to put his weapon down?" What are you got? Bonnie's getting it. What's going on? What are you doing here? I'm Code Five. Where you Where you? Where do I work? I work as a private investigator and I just got through dealing with this in federal court with you guys. Uh, he pulled his weapon. All I did was remove my earpiece and he pulled his weapon and pointed at my head and he's still pointing his weapon at my head. I'm asking you to tell him to holster his weapon. So, what we do? We'll go ahead and back it up. Back it up. Keep your hands up. We're going to have you come out so we can figure out what's going on. That's fine. Okay, that's fine. Ken Shepard was released with tickets for tinted windows and no license plate. Those charges were dismissed on August 26th, 2014. Ken Shepard then filed a lawsuit in federal court for claims of violation of his constitutional rights, assault, battery, negligence, false imprisonment, negligent training, hiring and retention, and infliction of emotional distress. The case then went to trial, and you're not going to believe it, a federal jury ruled in favor of the officers. Are you serious right now, bro? Let's move on to the next incident. [Music] Put that [ __ ] back. Back up. Put it up. You again. You again. [ __ ] Keep in mind there was an allegation that the officer was choking the individual that's on the ground in front of him before the video got played. [Music] Chill. Chill. Hey, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of here, [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] ass. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. I'm telling you to move. I'll tell you to move. I'll tell you to move. Excuse me. Do not touch. Hey, it's all it's all good. Wait. Wait. We're going to put a report on these two foos. It's all good. What are you? I ain't I'm just recording. Give me that [ __ ] Just because he's over here being a [ __ ] wannabe cop and [ __ ] Yeah, I'm recording it. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] ass. Do y'all's job right? Do your job right. [ __ ] your [ __ ] ass [ __ ] You don't know how to do your job, [ __ ] That's why they teach you to go train somewhere. Come here. [ __ ] you. What are you going to do? Talking to a little boy. Oh my god. I'm very curious about who this officer is arguing with. [Laughter] Police Chief Greg Allen said that the El Paso police officer, Joseé Rios, who pointed his gun at children in a viral video, was cleared of all wrongdoing in an internal investigation. Chief Greg Allen said that the investigation found that allegations that officer Jose Rios wrongfully pulled out his weapon and choked a minor were unfounded. The fact that he was involved in an incident that drew a lot of attention is no reason in my opinion, and I know I'm right on that, to take that person out of these communities simply because there was an outreach at one point. Chief Greg Allen said, "Nobody cares, [ __ ]