Do you understand your rights?
 Do you
understand? You just violated multiple
civil rights violations. And with you
carrying me out of here with me
committing no crime, you're committing a
felony.
Car is
 called felony kidnapping.
Yes, the subject of today's video really
does walk into an Oregon library. he was
previously removed from with a samurai
sword and with an attitude that puts
some of the worst frauditors out there
to shame. All this inevitably leads to
the police being called and him being
arrested for trespassing. But before
they can put the cuffs on, he decides to
voluntarily drop to the ground to
protest his arrest. And he stays there
until multiple police officers are
forced to carry him out of the building
into a police car and then to jail. Now
he's suing everyone involved. and his
complaint is hilarious to read, but more
of that at the end. Right, let's get
into the video.
 Multiple times now.
Okay, so what's your name and position
here?
 My name is Andrew and I'm the
deputy director.
 Go talk to the police.
Okay.
Absolutely ridiculous.
Yeah. So, he's walking into a library
with a samurai sword. I mean, who does
that? It is a weapon and against the law
in Oregon.
Uh, he's filming me in the um, what is
this room called?
 It'd be a foyer for
lobby corridor hallway over here. What's
that?
Yeah.
Yes.
Um I believe so. We've got the director
here standing by.
I'm not
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Yes, we have to leave
cuz I don't have to legally.
Well, we actually we don't really want
you to leave. We would just like the
katana to not be here.
 Then you're
stomping on my second amendment
constitutional rights.
 I'm sorry to hear
that.
 Not according to Oregon Revised
Statute 166.370.
Any person who intentionally possesses a
loaded or unloaded firearm or any other
instrument used as a dangerous weapon
while in or on a public building shall
upon conviction be guilty of a class C
felony. Your second amendment rights are
not absolute.
We'd
be much better for my attorney if you
just admit that you're willing to step
on my constitutional right,
especially my second amendment
constitutional right. You just admitted
that you don't want me to cuss here,
which is against my first amendment
constitutional right.
I just
No square.
 I didn't say anything until
dumb [ __ ] here said something to me
first.
So, he's actually disturbing my piece.
Dude, you really need to brush up on
your laws before pulling any of this
crap because as well as trespassing, you
could be arrested for disorderly
conduct. Any person who commits the
crime of disorderly conduct in the
second degree if with intent to cause
public inconvenience, annoyance or
alarm, or recklessly creating a risk
thereof. The person engages in fighting
or in violent, tumultuous or threatening
behavior, makes unreasonable noise,
disturbs any lawful assembly or person
without lawful authority.
So, I'm going to I'm going to tell you
if you continue to use that language
with staff, you will be banned.
 Um,
okay. Now, you can go [ __ ] yourself
because now you're asking Now you're
trying to stomp on my constitutional
rights. And I don't put up with people
that do that. Constitution is the
supreme law of this land.
Yes, I agree. The Constitution is the
supreme law of the land. But like I've
already said, that doesn't mean your
rights are absolute. Nearly every right
you have comes with restrictions and
limitations. And walking into a library
with a samurai sword and causing a
disturbance is not considered reasonable
and can be restricted in the same way
that you can enter and stay in the
building beyond closing time.
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Let's go license.
No, it's fine. It's already taken care
of.
 All right.
You need anything else more from me,
sir?
 Uh, your name and position here.
Okay.
 Your name and position here.
As you see, he's a public servant
refusing to identify, which I'm sure is
in your policy.
Haven't you got better things to do with
your time than harass staff in a
library? You should be thankful that you
even have one, because my local library
closed down two years ago with no plans
to reopen.
As you see, YouTube family, this is how
corrupt the Corvalis Public Library is.
They seem to think that their code of
conduct supersedes the Constitution of
the United States of America when it
doesn't. So today, we're going to make
them have the police arrest me to get me
out of this building as I've committed
no crime. I've broken no law.
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And they're also writing up some ban
letter for me.
So, since our last encounter, did you
have a chance to check out the Tom Bane
Act? Excuse me. More specifically, the
Tom Bane Civil Rights Act?
Uh, it was made into law in April of
1988, but it was made to law in
California in 1987.
makes it a crime for anybody to attempt,
interfere, or halt somebody in the
constitutional rights
trying to stop my first amendment even
though Kevin was the first one to
initiate contact
and you're trying to initiate the second
amendment violation of my constitutional
rights.
And the more you repeat yourself, the
more right you are. That's how it works,
right? Anyway, the police arrive and
they know him by name because of course
they do.
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Let's go listen in, guys.
Name and badge number.
 Sergeant
Robertson.
 Name and badge number.
Officer Sansson 89.
 Name and badge
number.
 Officer Gilder. 854.
 Your turn.
Mr.
Well, they don't have a choice. I
haven't done anything wrong.
 I've
committed no crime. I broke no law.
Except trespassing is a crime, which
means they have every right to ask you
to leave and even ban you from
returning, which does happen in this
case. And the police can arrest you for
refusing to leave. You know, it should
not be this complicated for you to
grasp. I'm not even from the US and I
have a basic understanding of US law.
What's your excuse?
Name and badge number.
 You know me.
We've met before.
 Name and badge number.
I'm not your puppet, my friend.
 You're
my puppet. You work for me.
 Absolutely
not.
 Have I committed a crime?
 You're
trespassing.
 Oh, wrong.
 No, we went
through this last time.
 164255 of the
Arizona or Oregon revised statute.
You're going to shut up and listen.
 We
went through this last You're going to
shut up and listen. You work for me.
It's not going to work that way.
 Oregon
revised statute 164255 says a person is
guilty of committing criminal trespass
if they enter or remain unlawfully.
Correct. In a dwelling.
 He swings and he
misses. I'm sorry, but Oregon Revised
Statute 164.225
is the statute for burglary in the first
degree. The statute you're looking for
is the one we've been over already.
164.225.
Criminal trespass in the first degree.
Correct.
 What crime have I committed?
You're violating the the code here of
their code.
 Is there code of conduct
law?
 Yes, we went through this last We
went through this last penal code,
 sir.
What's the penal code? Shut up and tell
me the penal code.
 Okay. Do you need to
be under arrest now? Is that where we're
at?
 Where would I be arrested for?
Trespassing.
 Oh, please do. Here you go.
Please do. I do not consent to any
search procedures of my personal
property, papers, and effect.
 There you
go.
Yes, he did just drop to the ground like
that toddler you see in the supermarket
flailing around on the floor having a
tantrum because his or her parents won't
buy them the latest toy or game. This
guy is in his 50s by the way
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illegally took my sword off of me.
 Well,
duh.
 Okay. All right. We're
Up onto your knees. Up on your knees.
Under no obligation to assist you in
kicking.
 We can carry you if we need to,
but we'd rather not.
 We'd rather not.
You're going to have to.
 It's going to
go like that.
 No crime. I broke no law.
You do.
 I'm under no legal obligation to
assist you in kidnapping me.
 Okay.
We lift you up just for a second. I got
to check your waist.
 Yeah, do that.
We'll bring a patrol car right over
here.
Have you guys?
Yes.
 Blah blah. I need to hear a second
thing.
I'm requesting a supervisor on scene.
 We
are supervisors.
 You're supervisor.
Stupid.
 Career wants the manager's
manager. What a surprise.
 I'm going to
read you your right, sir. You have the
right to remain. You have the right to
remain silent.
 You have the right to
kiss my ass.
 Anything you say can and
will be used against you in a court of
law.
 Blah blah blah.
 You have the right
to talk to a lawyer and have him or her
present while you're being questioned.
If you can't afford to hire a lawyer,
one will be appointed to represent you
at no expense.
 I have one. You guys are
going to find out the hard way.
 Do you
understand your rights?
 Do you
understand? You just violated multiple
civil rights violations. And with you
carrying me out of here with me
committing no crime, you're committing a
felony.
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Are you serious?
 Car is
 called felony
kidnapping.
Mr. Southern, we had a great
conversation last time about Fris.
Remember that?
 Yeah, we did.
Too bad you guys just ended your
careers. You think I'm [ __ ] kidding.
Tom Bane Civil Rights Act violation of
article 18 USC 13-241242.
You now just opened all yourselves up to
civil litigation under article 42 USC
1983.
 Like I said, we talked about it
with the city attorney last time. They
said
 the city attorney is a [ __ ]
[ __ ]
 They we just go with what the
lawyers tell us, my friend.
 Well, I'm
sorry, but so did the Nazis and they
lost. And now you guys just lost.
 Okay.
And I'm requesting your supervisor on
scene or chiefly because I'm going to go
talk to one of them right after this.
You're welcome to do that, but the the
chief is not coming out here nor is my
supervisor.
 All right. Well, refuse old
services. Thanks.
 Four officers on
scene, including a sergeant. But yeah,
this is refusal of service. Get a grip.
Even after I gave you the trespass code,
somebody has to remain unlocked.
 Mr.
When the patrol guard gets here, we're
going to walk over to
 on camera that I
have committed no crime or
 I need you to
help us out. Stand up and walk in your
own power. Okay, we don't want
 I'm not
helping you do [ __ ]
 You're going to vi
finish violating my rights and commit a
felony.
 I want you to understand what's
going to happen. When the control group
gets here, we're going to walk out to
it. Okay. Looks like it's arrived.
 I'm
not going to walk.
 So, I need you to
stand up on your feet for this so we can
walk out to the
 Nope.
I'm completely relaxed.
I mean, if you want to cause a
disturbance in the lobby of a library,
then yeah, this is going to do it. I
mean, this looks like something the
bride would wield in Kill Bill.
You guys want to commit felony
kidnapping? Go ahead. I'm under no
obligation to assist you in doing so.
And felony kidnapping is defined as
taking somebody by force from one
location to another against their will.
You're under arrest for
 You're under
arrest. So that doesn't fly.
 Oh, sorry.
This is going to be your last
opportunity to do it. We're going to go
ahead and carry you.
 Would you like to
walk like a gentleman?
 Guess you're
going to have to carry me. He's going to
hurt, but oh well. More damage for my
turn.
 Okay, sounds fine.
By the way, I've had carpal tunnel
surgery on my right hand and it's doing
more damage. I can no longer feel my
hand.
 Oh, I can see those handcuffs are
fine from here.
 Oh, no, they're not.
You can start by 12 or you'll be
contacting
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Civil Rights Violation. First amendment,
second civil rights violation.
violation of Tom Bane Civil Rights Act.
Whoops.
I will help with legs.
Jason, I'm going to move your legs.
Okay,
 we're going to criss-cross them.
Sir Andrew
just roll him over into his side and
then we'll come in.
So they literally have to pick him up
like a toddler and carry him out of the
building while repeatedly yelling over
and over that he hasn't committed a
crime. Apparently he thinks criminal
trespass is into crime. Anyway, he
rambles on about being kidnapped and
moans about the various ailments he has
and blames the police for making them
worse, but they gave him multiple
chances to walk out on his own steam,
but he refused. Maybe don't drop to the
ground like a toddler and make the
police carry you out next time. Anyway,
onto his complaint where he hopes to
convince a judge with this very poorly
worded complaint with terrible
handwriting that his civil rights were
violated. He wants all those involved in
his arrest charged with crimes against
him. He wants compensation and his sword
back. And when you've all finished
laughing at that, these are all the
violations and crimes he claims were
committed against him. Yeah, you don't
need to be a lawyer to see that he has
an uphill struggle to get all this done.
Anyway, guys, I am sure this isn't the
last we've seen of this guy. He seems to
have a real problem interpreting his
constitutional rights and thinks they
give him the right to go anywhere and do
anything he pleases, but he's sadly
mistaken. Right, thanks for watching. If
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