Sergeant Padilla insists that nobody's going to watch this video. >> Yeah, cuz nobody's going to watch your videos. >> Well, I say we prove him wrong. Hey, welcome back to the channel. I really think it's time to stop the pignorance of your law enforcement intimidation tactic. >> Back up now. Back off. Did you record anything on my screen? Give me a Stop. Stop right there. Stop right there. Put your phone in your pocket. Put it away right now. I'm detaining you. Do you understand? >> When rationalization doesn't exist, intimidation must persist. Hey, look. Padilla's demonstrating the long arm of the law. If you're a cop out there, you really need to watch your step. You don't want to go around messing with people who know their rights and have the balls to stand up for those rights. I mean, they will hammer you metaphorically with your own case law. >> Got any personal information off my screen? That's what I need to know. >> Here, Sergeant. You don't know this [ __ ] >> Know what? Know what? >> Yeah, this is freedom. Freedom. I'm on a public sidewalk. >> You're right. You're right. >> Glik versus Cota, Fordyce versus Seattle, Houston versus Hill, ACLU versus Alvarez. >> That's good for you. >> Today, Duper Trooper 5-0 is out recording what his eyes and everybody else's eyes can see in public. That's when he happens on Sergeant Padilla from the Westmont, Illinois Police Department. And I'm certain Sergeant Padilla was in the middle of protecting and serving a member of the community. Cuz I mean, what else would he be doing? Engaging in state-sponsored domestic terrorism or something? Yep, you guessed it. We're going to go over this video and make some comments along the way. Grab your headphones and let's get started. What a great zoom. Now, Officer Pedea, whose job is it to create privacy while you're out there in public? Is it the cameraman's responsibility? Pedea's situational awareness is nonexistent. Has no idea Duper's there. [music] No idea at all. That's a great way to get yourself ambushed, [music] Pedea. Wow. Just standing right there. It is rare to see a cop this unaware of his surroundings. He's a sergeant. All right, wait for it. Here it comes. Dude, get out of here. Back up. Back up now. Back up. Did you record anything on my screen? Give me a Stop. Stop right there. >> Did you record anything on my screen? >> The better question is, is there anything on your screen that I didn't record? I had plenty of time to record whatever I wanted. >> Did you record any personal information off my screen? It's in violation of leads. Did you record anything my screen? >> Sir. >> Did you record anything off my screen? Did you record anything off my screen? >> I don't answer your questions. >> You're not answering questions? Put your phone in your pocket. Put it away right now. >> Newsflash, Sergeant Padilla. He only recorded what you allowed the public to see. >> Put your phone in your pocket. Put it away right now. I'm detaining you. Do you understand? >> Are you going to help cuff me? >> You are detained. >> Okay. I understand I'm detained. >> I have a second amendment attorney. What's your name? >> I don't answer questions. >> I'm detaining you for exposing the carelessness of a law enforcement officer who should know better. If you're detained, I need to identify you. >> Nope. >> You refuse to identify yourself? >> They'll identify when they get here. >> You refuse to identify yourself? >> who I am. >> What's your name? I'm asking you. I don't know you. I've never met you. >> I'm not under arrest. >> You are detained. You are lawfully detained. I need to know if you got any personal information off my screen. That's what I need to know. >> You're a sergeant. You don't know this [ __ ] >> Know what? >> Yeah, this is freedom. Freedom. I'm on a public sidewalk. >> You're right. You're right. Personal information off my >> Fordice versus Seattle. Houston versus Hill. >> Yep. Terry versus Ohio. >> Terry versus Ohio. >> Good. Yep. Great. >> Alvarez use ACLU versus Alvarez. >> That's good for you. >> Look at this. I just want to point out this cop is creating a dangerous situation at this intersection where he's parked, what he's doing. He doesn't care. And as all law enforcement agents do, they halt societal progress. >> Remember Anita Alvarez? >> Yeah, I remember. >> The ACLU sued her because filming police is legal. >> That's good for you. Was it Ryan? I'm not leaving. This is going to be a good video. Freedom. Freedom. I already told you I wasn't answering questions. I don't think you do. You don't know that we have freedom in this country? You have to create privacy. You have to create privacy. And privacy is in that house. Privacy is in there. This is all me. I paid for all of this. This is all public. You're in public property. This is a public You are now This is media. You are now on media. You're now going to go viral. >> Now you got two cops blocking the intersection. >> How you doing, man? Svoboda. Yeah, man. This is going to go viral. Hopefully, you know, I mean this is all legal. I'm in public. I'm not doing anything. I'm not yelling at Yeah. We're going to court. I'm about to sue you guys. >> [snorts] >> Ryan. Yeah. I just walked up to his car and he arrested me. Now my lawyer is going to beat that [ __ ] And I already cleared him of his qualified immunity cuz I advised him of clearly established law that he was violating. So, if I tell you Fordice versus Seattle, ACLU versus um Alvarez, Houston versus Hill. If I already clearly tell you these things and you still arrest me, then I can take your qualified immunity and attach myself to your pension, which I don't want to do. But, if that's what I have to do, then that's what I have to do. So, I'll see you guys uh Oh, no. I I've already done this. I have. Yeah, kind of yeah. Yes, I know. This isn't my first rodeo, bro. I'm sure you You know how long I've been doing this? >> I had no idea Jimmy Kimmel's brother was a cop in Illinois. >> 15 years. 15. This only channel's been going on for 4 years. Um Broda seemed like a good guy when he pulled me over in Westmont. Ryan's kind of a dick. Um and then what's his name? The one that shoved the guy in down on the house near downtown Westmont. Mantooth. >> Oh, yeah. >> There's a video You saw his video, right? >> No, I ain't see that one. >> Where the guy got in his face and then he went into this this guy's house. The guy wanted him out. He was trying to take his PlayStation with him or something and then Mantooth got in his face kind of like how we are now. >> Yeah. >> And he was like, "What are you going to do, buddy? What are you going to do about it?" And the guy They just got in each other's face and Mantooth arrested him. That's viral. That's on That's on my community page. >> Okay. >> Actually, I was going to do I'm going to start doing videos now. Like you know all these guys they do their videos. >> videos? >> I I may I'm making video No, no, I'm making like me as like news and then I'm going to be showing videos. >> Oh. >> I'm going to be displaying like Let's say you shoot someone tomorrow. >> Yeah, hopefully not. >> Okay, but I'll show that video now either live streaming. I'm learning all this stuff, man. 50 years old and I'm learning. So This is what This is something I've always wanted to do. >> What's that? >> Keep an eye on you guys. I used to sell weed and you guys used to follow the [ __ ] out of me, so now I don't do that. Yeah, I don't do that [ __ ] no more. I'm actually like legal. I have my own business. I rescue dogs. I'm actually a good person. >> you, really? >> Yeah. Yeah. But I just came up to this guy. He got a little scared and then he tried to detain me and all that. >> Here comes Padilla. I'm sure he's going to say something super intelligent. >> Holy [ __ ] >> You over my shoulder recording >> I have to walk in in public and people walk near me and I don't get scared when people come And there's cameras everywhere. Everywhere there's a camera over there. There's cameras everywhere. So, dude, Padilla, there's no need for that, dude. I'm probably not. Probably not, dude. No, this guy's been nice, so I'll probably talk to him. Padilla's probably one of these cops who would actually use the Flock camera and Palantir system to track his ex-girlfriend who doesn't want to have anything to do with the coward anymore. You ain't going to a domestic-abusing coward. Now, I'm not saying Padilla is a domestic abuser, but law enforcement officers and state employees are 40% more likely to be domestic abusers than the general population. You ain't going to find out [ __ ] You ain't going to find out [ __ ] dude. You mean to tell me that Padilla is so inapt that he doesn't realize that things like this cause people to want to watch those videos? Good job, Padilla. I'm sure nobody's going to want to watch this video. 2.2 million 7,600 Oh, they have something to do, dude. I'm not listening to you. This guy's been very nice. You're been a prick. So, I don't I don't care about you. This guy is going to get very highlighted. He's going to look good. You're going to look like a piece of [ __ ] And you're a sergeant? You're a [ __ ] sergeant. Let's see how many views this gets, Padilla. Subottom. You too, sir. All right, Westmont police. Am I still detained? Hey. Am I still detained? I'm not detained anymore, right? No? Okay. I guess not. This is the Westmont, Illinois Police Department. This is Sergeant Padilla. The name of the channel is Duper Trooper 50. If you visit him, let him know Here's the Deal sent you. 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