Yo, what's going on? So, today we got a video from Police Insider and the title of the video is Mel Karen Throws Tantrum at City Hall. So, let's get into the video. Let's see what they talking about. >> Mr. Taxpayer of the Year was not satisfied with the county services and unfair speeding tickets. So, he decided to take it up with the Burough Hall receptionist. >> How you doing? >> How you doing? Camera's on. What's going on? >> I know. Fine. I got my phone on. >> Okay. >> I'm here talking about this thing I got after I paid my taxes that I don't feel like. You >> don't feel you should be paying what? >> Uh $105. The first notice I ever got was right now after I paid my 1934. There's an interest of 99 cents and now they're telling me this has gone all the way back and uh I owe this much money. And I said, "No, I'm not paying it." >> Okay. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> His payments were late. >> They've been consistently late. So, he's got interest that has accumulated. It moved to principal and he's >> doesn't want to pay it. >> He feels he's not being protected. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, why should he pay for services? He's not >> He owes this. He does. It stays with the property. I'm not going to argue over that. State law. There's nothing I can do about it. >> If if my taxes if they're telling me I owe taxes for the services in this town, then you tell me why 35 m an hour is allowed on Skyline Drive. >> Well, those are two separate issues. >> No, no, it's not. My taxes go my taxes go toward my safety. My taxes go toward my safety. Well, right now I don't I've never received any notice and all of a sudden I see 99 cents and then it goes to 105. I should have received notices. >> If you've listened to the lady, >> I did listen to her and you want to know some. Okay. I listened to the lady. I don't want to tell you how many years. And I don't want to if you should ask Scott for the 26 pages I sent to the attorney general of how I was harassed by Walker, how I was harassed by Ferraro, how McGinty allows 35 miles an hour on Ring on Skyline Lakes Drive. I obey the law to the limit. Do you know I had a problem with and I hope it's all for you. No, no, but you're you're not letting me speak and you're just speaking to me. You the law you you obey the law, right? The law is that you have to pay the taxes. >> The law I'm not I'm not finished. You have to pay the taxes. If you don't want to pay taxes that you can figure that out some other way, but something's going to happen to you right now. You can pay the taxes or we're asking you to leave. If you don't leave again, you say you're going to obey the law. If you don't leave, you're going to be arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> I have a right. >> Okay. You're being disorder disorderly. So, I'm I'm giving you your options >> because you don't want to talk. >> I'm not talking. I I have nothing to do with it. You have to pay this. This is this is not a discussion. This is you have to pay it. >> Well, you have to you have to pay your taxes. >> I want to talk. >> That's that that's all it is. There's a bill. They That's all they get. They have a bill. >> I want to talk. >> UNC wants to talk like it's an open mic and everyone has to sit through. >> Okay. What's What's there a discussion about? >> Part of my taxes go toward my safety of living here in this neighborhood. >> Okay. You have to bring that up at a council meeting then because you can't do it here. The these women, >> every council member knows. Scott Hec knows, McGinty knows. Bring it up. Walker harassed me and Ferraro harassed me and then Ferraro purged himself in court. >> Okay, that's the pass. If you want to bring >> I hope and I am going to ask for a recording because I'm going down to Trenton with all of this. >> Okay, so right now we're asking you please pay the bill or we're asking you to leave. If you don't want to do that, whatever, but you got to go. Okay. >> No, >> I don't like the explanation. >> The explanation is you have to pay. >> He don't like the explanation. [Music] See, so at this point, he needs to just be, you know, put your hands behind your back. As simple as that. Place your hands behind your back. You gave him an ultimatum. You said we're asking you to pay the bill or you have to leave. He says no. All right, sir. Place your hands behind your back. But I could tell what's going on right here. I mean, the gentleman is older. Okay. Typically, they don't really want to get into it with older people. You know what I'm saying? But sometimes older people could be a little cranky, right? They in their ways. But he's dead wrong. He has to pay his bill. There's nothing they could do about it. Right. So, but with the officer being stern, stand on business. You said he has to leave or he's being arrested for trespassing. Then you switch it up to disorderly conduct. Whichever one you're going to go with or whatever, but I did catch that you flip-flopped there. First you said trespassing, he said, "For what?" And then he said disorderly conduct. So, you know, but uh yeah. Well, let's see what happens here. The explanation, >> the explanation is you have to pay and the explanation also should be the speed limit's 25, not 35. What is what is the reasonable what is the reasonable thing? Do you do 90 on the Parkway? >> No, just do you do 90 on >> You were bringing up different issues. If you want to bring that up, >> you can bring that up with the chief of police again. I have and I have the police on my phone saying 35 is what he allows before discretion should be used to stop anybody in a 25 zone. Okay. You want to hear the recording? Okay. >> Do you want to hear it? >> I I do not want to hear it. >> Ah, because you know it's the truth. >> How relevant to what we're talking about right now. >> What we're talking about. Pay the pay the bill or leave. >> You know what? >> Pay the bill or leave. >> Get out of my face. Get the out of my face. So, we're not leaving until you either pay the bill or you leave. So, that's >> Get the out of >> Okay. We don't have credit card machines here. >> You don't have credit card machines here? >> Most people don't take cash. You don't have credit card machines. Well, I don't have a check on me. >> I'll have to mail a check in. >> Okay. >> And you refuse to answer my questions. You're supposed to answer my question. >> You don't have anything to do with >> I'm not asking you questions about that. Why don't you go get Hec Why don't you go get McGinty? Ask Ferrara why he purged himself in court. Ask Ferraro why he stopped me doing 24 miles an hour and accused me at 31. The one morning I was asked to come to the police station to have a meeting to help them figure out how we can make Skyline Lakes Drive safer. And you want to know something? 40 years I have never been stopped for speeding, red light or stop sign. That morning, Ferraro pulled me over as soon as I leave my house telling me I'm doing 31. Nobody cares. I want all >> Did you go to court? Did you go to court for it? >> Yeah. I And it turned out to be a license plate because in court, you know what Ferraro said? >> All right. Are we done? >> You know what Ferraro said? >> He goes, I stopped him because probably maybe he was doing two miles over >> maybe two. I've asked how do I get a check to you? The way he's crashing out in public, it's no wonder he's had run-ins with quite a few public officials and now holds a grudge. >> You guys are just, you guys are real big when it comes to hassling, but it's very little when it comes to >> All we are doing is asking you to leave and you are giving us a hard time. So, please >> and all I do is ask. Let me let me say something. >> All I do is ask the Let me finish. All I do is ask the police to not let people do 35. >> Okay? >> And it doesn't happen. >> Okay. Thank you. Okay. And I want the recordings. I'll fill out a paper. >> You can do that a different day. We're not doing that right now. >> I talk to Sylvian >> because you we're telling you you have to leave. >> You're D. >> I remember you. >> Okay, let's go. >> And you? You're something else. >> Thank you. You too. >> Yeah. At least I obey the law. At least I know because we're telling you to leave. At least I know. Get your hands off me. Don't touch me. Don't you ever touch me. Don't ever put your hand on me again. You got it. You understand me now? Don't ever touch me. >> Ready? He's coming. You >> don't ever put your hand on me. >> Time to go. >> I'm going. Don't ever touch me. You put your hand on me. And this is where it probably gets out of control cuz he probably is going to come back or or he's either going to come back in, right, and screaming and yelling or he's probably going to say something that is really going to irk the the sergeant's nerve or maybe one of the cops or whatever and he's going to get arrested that way. But I doubt we still have about what about 2 minutes left in this video. And you know, typically the way that these body cam videos work, somebody getting locked up. Okay. So, it's going to go down in these last two minutes some way, shape, or form. I'm telling you, he either he's going to come back in and press the Sarge because he doesn't like that he was touched or he's going to be going to his car and probably say something slick out his mouth. and the sergeant or one of the officers are not gonna like that and they probably gonna get them together. So, let's see what happens here. [Applause] >> If you leave, I'm down. [Music] >> Put your hand on me. >> Leave. >> You're not allowed to touch me. >> Leave or you're going to get arrested. >> Oh, you arrested for what? >> It's orderly conduct. >> Yeah. Yeah. Get in your car and stop screaming. >> Shut up. You >> under arrest. >> Don't move. >> Open the door. >> Locked it. >> Joe, you're under the door. >> Open the Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Oh boy, it's going down. >> Open the door. Open the door. I'm going to take >> I have I have a >> Open the door. It's going to get broken. >> Open the door or it's going to get broken. [Music] >> Open the door. They brought the oldtime to the ground. He probably hasn't been on the ground in years. >> Once we have him in not on primary right now, [Music] he probably hasn't popped back up off the ground that fast in about 15 years. Now I'm being arrested. Joe the front door. Going through the door hole where my pockets. >> They got him together. Joseph was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >> And that's what I mean by, you know, he was either going to come back inside right as he was leaving. gonna spin around, come back inside because he didn't like what was being said or whatever the case may be. Or he was going to yell something that was going to irritate the officers. And the second one happened, you know, he he's going through his car, but you know how the older people is, you know, they got to get they you know, they got to get whatever is off their chest. You know, like he going he going, you know, I mean, if I was officer, I probably, you know, you got to take a light on the older people. You know what I'm saying? So, it's like I get it. They grumpy. They got to get it off their chest, you know, but but he is going in the right direction. He is walking. He's just a little upset that his hands was being put on him. Now, if he's a young buck, it's a little different. You know what I'm saying? Oh, you got to treat everybody the same [ __ ] Okay. The oldtimes, you treat them, they're a little different. They get they get a little bit more leeway. You know what I'm saying? But anyway, uh overall, the cops did what they had to do. They not wrong. Um, so you know, at the end of the day, I'm going to give him a three. Three out of five, man. And, uh, that's that, man. Satisfactory. So, how well do you think the officers did? Let me know in the comment section below. And I'm going catch you in the next video. >> When I get in the mood, [Music] the fakes shot get a [ __ ] lean. So,