You ever watch a cop video and think that guy has definitely earned the hate and he doesn't deserve for anybody to respect him? Well, the guy in this vehicle doesn't respect him. >> If you're trying to say that your dog hit on this car, then your dog's mistaken. >> My dog did alert on the vehicle. >> Okay. Well, >> but I'm asking you if there's anything you want to be honest with about where you guys come from. >> Don't worry about it. Just do your search or whatever you got to do. >> State of Idaho. My animal >> I know. And your animals obviously up. Okay. Can we just speed this up cuz I got to do it. >> This is how it's going to go. >> No, this is how it's going to go. You want something? >> Stay tuned to the channel cuz I will cover this video in the coming days. Right now, we're going to turn our attention to Officer Jug Head, who's fixated on time. You see, in his mind, there are certain times a day where you just can't be free here in America. Has a crime been reported? >> I'm trying to figure that out. >> Has a crime been reported? >> I'm trying to figure that out. >> There is no figuring that out with me. figure it out with somebody who was reported a crime. You don't figure that out with me. >> You're walking down from over here. That's not normal behavior. >> It doesn't matter if it's normal behavior or not. >> It is after 2 almost 2:30. >> You keep reporting the time. It does not matter. Okay. In this video, you have to understand there is no curfew. Martial law has not been declared and steroids are still illegal unless you're part of the Lincoln County, North Carolina Sheriff's Office. In that case, you can use illegal anabolic steroids and misuse your power and authority. Welcome back to the land of the free, home of the brave, or land of the free, home of the slave. We're going to take a look at this video and we'll make some comments along the way. >> We're going to go with this. We my best friend. Yes. She's like my sister. Yes. >> What? What room or what? >> It doesn't matter. It does not matter. None of that information matters. >> She's on this side of the building. >> Do you know the number? >> I I don't know off the top of my head. No. I just know how to walk up and get >> Do you come here often or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. How often do you come here? Is it like once a week? >> That is irrelevant. >> It's not irrelevant. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. It's irrelevant. >> Let him ask for request, >> guys. Respectfully, no. There is no let me explain something. Your cops explaining. Am I Am I detained or am I free to go? >> Right now you're detained >> for what? You're being detained. >> Illegal detainment for what? >> Hey, I already told you. >> Illegal detainment. I already told you to stand by for a minute. >> That's not telling me if I was detained or free to go. >> Yes, it's an investigation. >> So illegal detainment, right? >> It is an investigatory stop. Anybody officer? >> Investigating what? >> If you're going to keep interrupting, I can't explain. >> Investigating what? >> Can we come over here so I can actually hear you speak? >> Investigating what? >> I'm going to break it down. Okay, >> break it down. >> I want I don't know why we're making >> I can't I can't hear myself talk. That's look >> look. Okay, listen. >> 2 in the morning. Okay. >> It's a very irregular time. >> That is that is a that with it being a neighborhood with it being this neighborhood. If you don't live here, it being 2 in the morning. >> Okay. >> That is that is perfect reasonable suspicion for an invest Hey, for an investigatory stop. >> Wait a minute. Reasonable suspicion that someone has committed a crime? What's the crime? Can you articulate that officer? That's the key component in reasonable, articulable suspicion or probable cause. That a crime has been committed. And walking outside of an apartment complex at 2:00 in the morning is not a crime. And you can't suspect someone of committing a crime simply by walking in the United States. >> Are you with >> Okay. But that's that's the basis. That's the basis. >> Am I being suspected of a crime? >> Because this area I'm I'm trying to figure that out. >> Has a crime been reported? >> I'm trying to figure out >> that's not how it works. You can't detain somebody and then try to figure out if there's a crime. You have to suspect that a crime has already happened and then you can detain that person after you reasonably articulate what crime they committed, which he has not. >> Has a crime been reported? >> I'm trying to figure that out. >> There is no figuring that out with me. Figure it out with somebody who has reported a crime. You don't figure that out with me. >> Yes. Because you're in a neighborhood that you're refusing to tell me where if you live here >> because it's irrelevant. >> It's not >> because I was not out here doing anything illegal. I was walking. I was in my I was I was securing my own person. >> She is sitting on the ground with her head down over there as I drive by >> because she has a right to >> she You're walking down from over here. That's not normal behavior. >> It doesn't matter if it's normal behavior or not. >> It is after two two almost 2:30. >> You keep reporting the time. It does not matter. >> Time of day does matter. >> No, it does not. >> Yes, it does. If you Okay. Is there a curfew? >> It's not that there's a curfew. That >> No, what you're doing is irrelevant. You stopping. So, I'm detained right now. >> I'm detained right now. >> I I could be. >> Okay. Well, that's >> How is it that time and time again, regular civilians know the law better than the law enforcers? They are supposed to have a reason to stop somebody. You can't just stop them cuz you suspect, oh man, something looks suspicious. 2:00 in the morning walking outside. Well, we got to go ahead and stop them and harass them and make them insecure in their person. >> So, am I detained right now? >> Where your experience comes in with the law? >> I don't have to be an attorney or anything to know my rights. >> Okay. Well, then what what is your >> We have a listen, we have a right to stop and investigate if something is if we have suspicion to do so. >> So, what's your reasonable articul? >> Wait a second, officer. Does your right to stop and investigate trump my unalienable right to be secure in my person and do whatever I want to as long as I'm not committing a crime? >> This is suspicious. >> Can I list them off to you? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Time of day. >> Okay. >> This is a known area to be broken into. >> That's irrelevant. Next one. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. >> If a crime has not been reported over if a crime has not been reported, >> time listen >> all states. Time of day plays a role. >> Okay. the time. >> There you go. Even if it's case law, it doesn't matter. Case law does not trump unalienable rights. Nothing ever nothing should ever trump unalienable rights. If we lived in a world where everybody viewed unalienable rights as sacred, as your house, as a castle, that you can't cross that barrier as rights that cannot be infringed under any circumstances unless you're infringing on the rights of somebody else. We would have a way way better, way freer, way more prosperous world, way more friendly world, way less dead cops, way less dead civilians. >> The time >> area for breaking >> this is a known area for activity for criminal activity. >> Okay. All right. What else you got? >> The activity itself. Again, listen, I'm going explain it again. She is sitting on the ground with her head down. I'm thinking something medical, but then I'm seeing you walk down from over here and then she's telling me that she's waiting on you to come down with the kids and that doesn't make any sense. Why would she be sitting on the ground while you're clear over here waiting on you to get the kids? >> Because I'm loading a car and I'm giving you more information than than I'm than I'm supposed to, but I'm loading a car. She's waiting on me to load our kids in. That That's it. >> Well, we can confirm that with friend that y'all are supposed to be here. We're out of your hair. That's There's There's no trying to We are leaving. We're leaving. Point blank. Period. Like Like that. That was the That was the whole thing. She was waiting on me to leave. >> So there is no reason there. There is no crime reported. >> Never said there was. >> Okay. >> I'm making sure there's not one. >> Okay. So, how are you going to figure that out with me? >> That's our job. >> You're going to knock on every door and say, "Hey, is there anything missing?" cuz y'all are you going to out here at 2:24 in the morning and you're getting very defensive acting. >> Her name's Kiana. >> Is this Kiana? >> Can we continue? >> Gosh, officer. I don't know why anyone would want to get defensive when two armed men approach two armed men who are notorious for killing people, for tasing pets, for breaking into homes, for basically wrecking and ruining society. I don't know why I would be defensive. I have no idea why I would get aggressive. I have no idea why I would object to somebody doing that to me. Officer, can you explain it to me? >> The defense the defensiveness is unnecessary. >> The defensiveness is because as you keep reporting because because as you keep reporting, it's 2 something in the morning. >> I'm tired. You're holding me up from getting to where I need to go. >> Okay, then let's just talk real quick. >> Is she Is she allowed to be here? is all we're making here for. >> That's our job. >> It's our job going on. We just need to confirm that >> it's our job to violate your rights. Uh no, it's your job. It's supposed to be your job to protect our rights, but you do the exact opposite under the color of law. Thereby, you're guilty of breaking 18 USC 242, deprivation of rights under color of law. And when you do it together, you're conspiring against our rights under the color of law. Are you? >> Yes, ma'am. Now that it's confirmed, we'll get out of their hair and let they'll be free to leave. Okay. I appreciate it. >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Waking people up at 2:00. >> Listen, that's the only reason I pulled up. It just >> that's a reason to be here. You're with her. Y'all both have a reason to be here. That's all we had to figure out. >> It could have been, "Hey, you guys." Okay, good. All right. Have a good night. >> That's it. >> But hey, can I can I put things in a different perspective? There are no perspectives because I am secure in my person. I am secure. I could be walking through I could be walking through here at any point in time and you stop me, I can continue my walk >> at 2 in the morning. >> Yeah. It doesn't matter. Yes, it does. >> It does not. Yes, it does. If I am walking and and I and I am secure in my person, I can do that. >> I want you to be advised for the future. >> All right. Am I undetained? Am I undetained? Am I undetained? >> Not anymore. >> So, I'm not detained. >> That domin. >> All right. Have a good night. >> Have a good night. Have a good night. >> I love how he walks away when the cop continues to try to copsplain. But how are you only free 8 hours in a day in the land of the free home of the brave? 16 hours only during daylight? Or are you not free 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? Should you at any time at any hour of the day ever be harassed by anybody if you haven't committed a crime? If you haven't harmed somebody, if you haven't threatened somebody? If you haven't damaged property, if you haven't stolen property, should the cops ever mess with you? The answer is no. They should be securing your rights 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They should be holding those unalienable rights as sacred. And a cop who would do that would never do what these cops are doing. He just keeps on walking while the cop keeps on talking. I think that's the end of the video right here. But these cops have no clue what unalienable rights mean. They have no clue that they took they took an oath. You know, whether you whatever you think about the Constitution, I agree with Lysander Spooner. Whatever the Constitution is, whether it's one thing or another, this much is certain. It's either authorized such an tyrannical government as we have or it's been powerless to stop it. In either case, it's unfit to exist. But these guys actually think they swore to protect and defend our constitutional rights against all enemies, foreign and domestic. And they continually show us that they are the domestic enemies they swore to protect every one of us from. This is the Lincoln County, North Carolina Sheriff's Department trampling unalienable rights. And there wasn't even a call that a crime had been committed. They just stopped to harass people who haven't done anything wrong. Leave your thoughts about this for the world and the Global Thought Police in the comments section below. If you like these videos, like this video, share this video, subscribe to the channel, hit the bell notification icon, and I will see you in the next video. >> [bell]