Not kill people. >> And not kill people. So what happens when I go? So and I overdose. Who? Who? Who? Who's who who's that on? If you leave that on. No. No. No. You just said if you leave to help you not kill people. Are you going to kill people? No. That's not what I said. That's not what I said. That is not No, it's not. I got it on video, bud. >> Pull it back. >> I got it on video, bud. Oh, where's your body cam, by the way? >> I don't wear body. Why not? >> Cuz I'm supervisor. It's our >> Oh, so so so you're above a body cam. You're above a body cam. >> We're going back and forth. Do you want me to speak to you? cuz I was until you interrupted me. >> I said what I said. >> Okay. >> Police stopped a man and then confiscated his legally prescribed medication simply because it was not stored in its original packaging. The man repeatedly asked the officers to explain the legal basis for seizing his medication, emphasizing that he had a valid prescription. However, the officers continued to escalate the situation and ignored the evidence confirming that he had lawful possession of the medication. Calm but firm, the man pointed out inconsistencies in the officer's actions and questioned why his documentation was being disregarded. When the officers failed to provide a satisfactory explanation for the seizure and continued to avoid accountability, he persisted in demanding clarity regarding their authority and the legal justification for their actions. Ultimately, despite being unable to demonstrate that the seizure was lawful, the officers prolonged the confrontation with vague and unclear reasoning, raising further questions about the legitimacy of the entire incident. >> So, your lawyer will get in touch. >> I don't give a I don't give a I don't give a I'm done talking. I'm done talking. I'm I'm standing here. I'm standing here. So, you guys go back to your I'm not leaving. So, have fun. >> You're doing a good fine job reporting us. So, >> absolutely. Well, that's not the point. The point is is every cop should have a body cam because of the [ __ ] scumbag [ __ ] you mother. >> Awesome. Just so you know, he is recording. >> Yeah, he is. >> And it's recording everything. So, I know you have your video and that's fine. And that's great. But he's also recording the fact that I know you want to dispute it. You just admitted about I forgot how many separate times regardless of whether you believe it or not, it was a violation of the law. >> I don't give a violation of law. [ __ ] parents didn't have his goddamn property back when he prove >> I can prove that medication is mine. You're not holding it. And what I'm trying to tell you is if your lawyer works it out with the DA's office that they say we will release the evidence, we get that order from the DA's office, it will get released back. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Yeah, exactly. Why does that matter? Why does that matter tomorrow when I'm possibly dead and you're sitting here not even giving a plane and then you want to get on the news and then you want to get on the news and then call O this? >> What number are you looking for? >> I already got it on the way. >> Who? WKTV. >> Awesome. >> Oh, now you're going to go inside. Now you're going to go inside. >> You just told us to go. You just told us what's up. >> Oh. Oh, now the news is coming. Now, now now that the news is coming. Oh, actually, you know something? Call Megan, too. Call Megan, too. Let's get ACR Health down here, too. Let's get ACR Health down here. Okay, hold on. Let me make sure. Yeah. All right. You want to start over again? You want to start over again? Because I'm I'm definitely going to be getting you on video stating state stating that that that that my problem that my problem on getting my medication back is is not important enough. Is not important enough. Okay. Hey. So, so just start over and I'll shut up. So, go ahead. Start over. >> So, go ahead. Please start over. >> I said the problem is not here with us. Okay. Your evidence was se or your prescription was seized as evidence because it wasn't in >> Oh, that Oh, no, no, no. Now, now that I'm now that I'm recording, you're you're say you're saying it completely different. So, how about So, how about you how about you say it the exact same way that you you just were saying? >> Same way. No, he definitely didn't. >> That's exactly what he said. Definitely didn't. Definitely didn't >> evidence because it was in not original container. >> All right. And and Okay. So then go on. So then go on to the So then go on to So go on to the point where the DA is not going to go into the office. Blah blah blah. Go ahead. >> Here when you have not been to court yet. >> I have been to court yet. I have been to court. >> I'm going to ask you one more time to stop yelling. I mean I'm not going to talk to you. You need to try and pull it together and talk to me and not yell over. >> Well, you guys also need to try to pull it together and and and help not kill people >> and not kill people >> and not kill people. So what happens when I go? So and I overdose. Who? Who? Who? Who's Who's that on? Who's that on? >> No. No. No. You just said if you leave >> to help you not kill people. Are you gonna kill No, that's not what I said. That's not what I said. That is not No, it's not. I got it on video, bud. >> Pull it back. >> I got it on video, bud. Oh, where's your body cam, by the way? >> I don't wear body. >> Why not? >> I'm supervisor. It's our policy. >> Oh, so so so you're above a body cam. You're above a body cam. >> We're going back and forth. Do you want me to speak to you? Because I was until you interrupted me. I said what I said. >> Actually, I forget exactly what I said. I'll go go back and review. But I know I definitely did. I I said um uh something along along the lines of of you not killing people. >> No, >> you not killing people because because because if I leave here tonight and I overdose if I leave here tonight and overdose, if I leave here tonight and overdose, who is that on? Not me. It's on you. >> Could I take the suboxin? Like >> you're the supervisor. You're responsible for for for all of them, right? You're responsible for my troopers. >> And and and what you're doing and what you're doing is you're not even helping me try to get it back. >> Right. Austin, I'm just telling you the truth that right now you haven't been to court for drugs and you had in your possession whether and you're telling me they were prescribed to you. It's still against. It's still against the law to have it not in its original container. >> So you Okay. So then charge Oh. Oh. So So that So that gives you the right to take my meds. That gives you the right. >> Yes, it does. as evidence. >> as evidence. >> That just because Just because there's not enough label on it, just because there's not a clean label on it, that gives you the right to take my meds and leave me convicted. >> That gives you the right >> settle down. >> No, I'm not going to [ __ ] settle down. >> Step back from me. >> I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. >> Not going to ask me again. What are you going to do? >> No, I'm just going to say stand over here. >> What are you going to do? No, you're not going to ask me again. What are you going to do? >> We're going to We're coming to We're coming to the head of this. >> We're coming to the head of this. We're coming to the head of this. And what? And And And what are you going to do? What are you going to do? Whether >> he gave you the name for the public defend gave you the number for the public tell you that give you the number to call your lawyer. >> I mean I don't know where else >> if we're coming to the head of this. What are you going to do? >> What are you What are you going to do? You >> You're not getting >> and I'm not leaving until I do. >> Okay. >> I'm not leaving until I do. So So I'm going to be your problem until I do. >> So did you say that you're going to go and what were you going to do if you didn't get your medication? >> Oh, hold on a second. Hold on a second. We We can review We can review it. But we we will definitely review it. Yep. Hold on a second. Let me start recording on this phone though. >> All right, that's fine. You can record on whatever phone I have. Coming down here and yelling and screaming about >> stealing people's medication is not right. >> Stealing anything. >> Yes. Yeah, it is. >> Evidence right now. >> Yeah. I'll read. >> Okay. So, okay. So, so, so how about So, okay. So, so on top of that, on top of that, so you're you're the state police. How about how would you take a fight? How would you take a port? The Udica police is failing to take a port when they when when they they they put me at a gunpoint, took [ __ ] out of my pockets and then refused to give it back and even refused to log in evidence. Did you talk to one of their supervisors? >> No. >> Austin, did you talk to one of their supervisor? >> Yeah. Nobody over there was doing [ __ ] >> Right. You came here and we we've given you what you've asked. >> Dennis, what is the pity of your phone? >> You asked for a lawyer's number and they gave you one. >> He gave you the number for the public defender. >> All right. So, hold on a second. Let's go.