I don't need your privacy consent for anybody. No, I do not. No, there's no expectation of privacy in public. You're wrong. No, she don't. If you're in public, you have no expectation of privacy. No, that's not interfering. Interference is a physical act. An investigation. Interference is a physical act. I can. The First Amendment gives me authority. Yes, it does. >> Police repeatedly stopped a young man over outdated probation records, claiming he was violating the conditions of his release despite recent court orders changing those restrictions. As his mother calmly explained that the records had not been updated, she repeatedly asked the officers to verify the new court documents instead of relying on outdated information. Despite her explanations, the officers continued to question her son based on inaccurate records, creating unnecessary pressure and confusion. Remaining calm but firm, the mother demanded accountability and challenged the repeated stops. Ultimately, once it became clear that the information in the system was outdated, the officers had no choice but to acknowledge the mistake and end the encounter. >> You can't be stopping young >> Don't be saying nothing. Don't say nothing. Got to find out what they want. >> I've got an investigator coming here also. I just verified dispatch and they said that he was still on house arrest at your girlfriend's mother. >> You don't have to. Yeah, you don't have to run. You don't have to run. >> So, what's he in trouble for now? Actually, he's not under confinement anymore. He's on probation. >> Where's your paper at? Okay. >> That's fine. What we have from them said Miss Daylon or at his I have a list of the McNeal address and it listed the address for you on Elm, okay? So, if he's on probation, let them, you know, let them know that they need to send that information to us. But, the last thing that we had was just those two addresses were with you or with Miss Daylon, the babysitter. That's the thing. We would do reports for someone that is in violation of that stuff. >> But he's not. That's the >> Okay, well, that may be the fact, but what I'm saying the paperwork we have is that it is what it shows right now, okay? That's what I'm saying. So, we have to make a We can't even do the report if we don't make contact with somebody, okay? So, I mean, just like that we're just running. I mean, that's just not a good idea. If someone stops and we can clear it up then. >> Because he's tired of you guys always harassing him. Cuz that's what's been happening. You Not you, per se. I'm not saying you, too. I'm saying some police departments because I'm not Yeah, I'm talking about >> Even if she wasn't, I can do this. It's a person picketing a minute activity. Yes, I can. I don't need your permission for anybody. No, I do not. >> reasonable privacy >> No, there's no expectation of privacy in public. You're wrong. >> No. She does when we're talking about >> No, she don't. If you're in public, you have no expectation of privacy. >> We're having a conversation. >> No, that's not interfering. Interference is a physical act. An investigation. Interference is a physical act. I can. My The First Amendment gives me the authority. >> Okay. >> Yes, it does. >> Like I said, you guys pulled over >> And that's the problem with >> saying that but there isn't a home confinement no more. That's the point. But his car, you guys pulled to them over saying, "Hey, those plates are expired." Cuz you guys supposedly put it in, but then all of a sudden out of the blue it says, "Oh, they're they're they're all clear. It's fine. They're they're they're at the right time. They're redone like they were supposed to be." And just so you could see if Shane was in there. >> Okay. >> All the time. >> Yeah, I don't know who >> I'm talking about these and then Dawkins. He's He's another one. That's the guy I I can't stand that. I don't hate him cuz I don't hate people, but I just can't stand the way he tries to work. >> Okay. Well, like I said, I'm not trying to work anything. I just recognized Shane riding down Sixth Avenue and I make contact with dispatch and then wanted to talk to you, which is why we're here talking. >> Right, but the smart thing to do would have been checking into it before you even started any of the drama. You know, I'm at work. >> Uh which I did. I mean, I radioed dispatch and they confirmed We're given a piece of paper that shows what the situations are on his probation. >> And you guys can also look back in the past that the one time when Dabkins and some other nice guy was with them. I don't know who it was. A new police officer. It was real sweet. I liked him a lot. >> All we're doing is is trying to follow up on it. If it's different That's what the stipulations are. And we're told that it's it's no different than like a warrant, okay? When when he was released the first time it said he's only to be on He was supposed to be on home confinement. And if not, he was supposed to be returned to the juvenile detention center. That's the paper we got. When they make contact with the act that he's not going to go back to the juvenile detention center. But you do have to make contact with them because if he's in violation of his still a report has to be done and sent to the district attorney's office. And that's what happened. >> Yeah, but you guys are causing my son to be afraid to be outside because he's always >> not because he's out. So clearly he's not. >> No, he is afraid. He he's That's why he's >> Running is a sign of fear. >> That's why he's running from the cops. Because he's like, "Shoot, I didn't do anything wrong. Why are YOU FOLLOWING >> BE OUTSIDE, YOU WOULDN'T be outside. >> Well, sometimes they they He's okay to be outside, but not when cops are following him. >> Okay. >> Because every single time the cops are following it's always been a problem. >> Let me make a point real quick. I'm afraid to come outside because every single time I come outside I got two cop cars chasing me and several [ __ ] >> Don't say that. >> Several peoples several people saying we're saying we're saying. That's why I'm worried. Every time I'm not you know I'm on home confinement. Y'all know I'm on home confinement. That's the only thing you know I'm not on home confinement no more. >> They don't have it on file. >> What I'm saying is you got two addresses that you're supposed to be >> Yes, we got two addresses. Whatever you can do that, but you you guys haven't took their time to call EVE to call the dispatch before. >> It's not It's dispatch and dispatch. >> You guys don't got the information that Dan gave you. >> If we had to do such >> So >> based off people on the street They can say whatever they want but it's up to them to give us the information. >> Okay. >> If we make a call and open it up, we'll then we'll know. >> Mhm. >> What I'm telling you is we're going to go by what we have. For every person that's on probation or on parole or on juvenile parole or on juvenile probation here, we would get nothing done besides look up updated information every day. That the license plate uh driver's license information. We would never we wouldn't be able to keep up with the amount of stuff that that's updated daily. >> And you know the sad part of all this is? It's every single time he he gets accused of doing something or whatever, he he gets in trouble. But when I complain to the sergeant and say what one of the cops did, they didn't recommend the cop. The cop is still working for the company. If he can't be keep his cool, cuz Shane wasn't doing nothing to him more than he >> Talk about de-escalation. They probably need to go get some more training. >> He didn't like, you know, scream at at the guy or nothing the cop. The cop was screaming at him really bad. >> And he likes to escalate it. >> And I didn't have a camera to record it cuz if I would record it, you guys would have seen that that one cop is not fit to be a police person. >> So cool with what's going on all this You got the paper work? >> I can't my help I'm at work right now. I got no >> I'm not saying this second. I'm saying sometime today or tomorrow whatever. Print a copy up, I'll put it up. Order something in the next couple days. Even if you get home and it's >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Have a better day, okay? >> Thank you, gentlemen.