How many cold cases do WE HAVE IN THIS STATE? ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR. >> public doesn't phone my phone phone my home. Again, this isn't about funding a home. This is tax This is a tax funded place. Citizen dares to stand up for the Constitution and immediately faces off against lawless police. You don't care about the Constitution. You don't You want to grab somebody for the First Amendment, but any [music] order that Charlie Baker says you'll bend over and take it cuz you're a coward. You're a coward. You won't believe what happens when [music] citizens' rights collide head-on with the power of the police. Many times because they're cowards. They They They don't even understand the Federalist Sir, what's the Federalist Papers? Who wrote the Federalist Papers? Citizen filming is facing off directly with the police and things are about to explode. Why don't you get up Why don't you get up to my neck first? Walk away, buddy. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. He accuses the police of merely following political orders instead of protecting the Constitution. But the confrontation doesn't stop there. What's your name and badge number? Keep filming. I'm going to keep filming. So, you're just going to sit here? I'm not sitting. I'm standing. Oh, very sarcastic. Very smart. So, there's no cold cases? How much money do you think is on this corner right here just standing here? Wasting our rights. Did any one of you guys stand up for your rights during coronavirus? Nope. Not one single one of you. Not one. You guys just took orders from Charlie Baker and said, "Yes, sir." Cuz you don't care about the Constitution. You don't You want to grab somebody for the First Amendment, but any order that Charlie Baker says you'll bend over and take it cuz you're a coward. You're a coward. You're all cowards. You're a coward? You're a coward? Cuz you guys will grab a citizen for exercising his God-given First Amendment right, but you would never grab Charlie Baker and say, "No." Charlie Baker says, "Shut down the churches." Yes, sir. Destroy the First Amendment. Yes, sir. Checkpoint. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. Who is it? Someone here. One phone, one action, and immediately the situation escalates into a physical confrontation in broad daylight. ruling class, the politicians, but they don't have the balls to stand up for the Constitution. They'll assault a captain will assault a citizen for filming. You wouldn't assault the NSA though for spying on you illegally cuz you're a coward. You're a coward. You're going to You're a coward. >> I don't get in my face again. >> Or Or what? Is that a threat? Is that a threat? >> I'm going to push you away if you get in my face again. Okay, great. >> That's not a threat. That's No Well, get it No, no. The getting in your face I'm legally allowed to do whatever I want as long as I'm not touching you on a public sidewalk. You just illegally assaulted me. I didn't assault you. You You didn't touch me. You didn't touch me. No. You didn't touch me right now. >> the phone. You didn't touch my phone. It touching my phone Touching my phone Yes, you do. Touching my phone is assaulting me. Touching my phone That is assaulting me, sir. You should know that. You're such an idiot. You don't even know the definition of assault. So, you just assaulted me, >> [music] >> but you wouldn't >> you. You didn't assault me. What was that? What What was >> you that. What was it? Smacking my phone Smacking my hand Smacking my hand Smacking my hand Is that legal? >> Cuz I have privacy, kids. You You Do you HAVE PRIVACY? BUT I DON'T HAVE PRIVACY. WHY DO YOU get privacy? >> Yo, get your [ __ ] hand out of my face, dog. Do something about it. Get Okay, take it Take Take your badge off then, old man. I'm not old, man. Oh, yeah. So, you're real tough with the badge. You're real tough with all your friends, but none of you guys is tough enough to stand up for the Constitution. You This guy just bent over and took orders from Charlie Baker like a coward cuz he's not man enough to stand up for the Constitution. Citizens are asking, "What are the police doing while criminals are still out there? Is the allocation of resources reasonable?" He would never do that. He would never do that in my hood. You would never do that in my hood. None of you guys would come to my hood without your badges on to do that. You guys are only tough because you have the power of the state. How many cops do they take to hold up sidewalk? What's so funny, mustache? Even your friends are laughing at That's pathetic. You guys I mean, how much money do we have on this corner right here? I mean, how many missing children do we have IN THIS STATE? HOW MANY COLD CASES DO WE HAVE IN this state? One, two, three, four, five, the captain, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. The These guys WOULD NEVER STAND NEXT TO A CHURCH during coronavirus to make sure it's open. These guys would never stand next to a business. How many times have they arrested minorities for the illegal drug war? Many times. These people will say they love the Second Amendment. How many times have these people arrested someone for illegal weapons? Many times because they're cowards. They They They don't even understand the Federalist Papers. Who wrote the Federalist Papers? Can anybody here tell me who the Federalist Who wrote the Federalist Papers? The Anti-Federalist Papers? This guy's on Facebook. This guy's literally scrolling through Angry Birds and Grindr right now. I got it on camera. It's Be careful. This guy's very handsy. This guy This guy just assaulted me on video for asking a question about the Constitution. Be careful. He might like kids. I'm so I'm scrolling through a weird app. I tried to do my duty. I No, he's not doing his job. His job is to protect the Constitution. He's standing Exactly. There's 20 cops standing right here. The The First Amendment The First Amendment is busting their balls? As the challenge reaches its peak, police and citizens face a tense moment that could change everything. You won't want to miss it. I'll punch you the [ __ ] out. Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. A whole bunch of old guys want to fight me. Hey, guess what? You're You're going through menopause right now cuz you never You never You can punch me. Anybody can throw the first punch. Dog, you don't even come up to my chest with a dirty ass hat on. You You have broken [ __ ] teeth. Yeah, walk away. Do Do like he said and walk away. Do like he says and walk away. Do like he says and walk like away. Dog, why don't you get up Why don't you get up to my neck first? Walk away, buddy. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Why don't you Why Hit me first? I I already invited you to do that. I'm not Look, I'm not going to beat up a old vagrant, man. You're going to die soon anyways from natural causes cuz you smell like [ __ ] Oh, yeah. Go keep smoking cigarettes, idiot. Oh, he just slid into his boyfriend's DM. Make sure you bring the big purple dildo. That was weird, captain. The pink one. The pink one. See, this guy knows cuz he's he's there with him. I'm I'm I'm I'm coming up to you guys in dead serious asking what you guys are doing. You guys react to me with contempt. I asked you about the Constitution. I get [music] assaulted. And now you guys are laughing at me. Don't you Why are you laughing? You don't know why you're laughing. You just stumbled into a situation without any idea or intellect and you're laughing. And you're wearing Kanye West shoes, huh? That's pretty effeminate. Why are you laughing? Why are you laughing? Cuz you're bootlicker to the cops. You're a bootlicker. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US Code SS 1983. Individual/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/police chief. The actions of the police could be subject to investigation for abuse of power and civil rights violations. Up next, a group of citizen journalists arrives at City Hall to film and what happens next will blow your mind. Why didn't you do I thought he took your phone. You don't have Sir, you can't touch people. We're in the We're independent journalists working on a story. Because we don't have to. Yes, we can. Since when we can't just come to a city hall and and walk around? Okay. Well, you're a public You're a You're a public employee. We're independent journalists. We're working on a story. We didn't automatically We didn't automatically identify to her because, you know, we're working on a story. We don't want to reveal our story. But this gentleman over here grab my friend's camera and Okay. Okay. We're not trying to be rude. We're not trying to create a disturbance or anything. No. Well, I'm I'm sure we can get past that. You know, we're just We're We're just here to >> Tell me what the problem is. We're bringing awareness on freedom of the press, okay? We have freedom of the press in the United States. [music] It's a constitutionally protected right. This is a publicly funded building. We have no bad intentions. [music] We just want to film and you know, meet the the city employees on camera. That's it. A seemingly small action, touching the camera, and immediately tensions escalate between citizens and government staff. This is This is the people's building, you know? Doesn't Doesn't I I just want to I just want to understand, okay? Again, this is this is considered a private building. This building is owned by the city of Myrtle Beach, okay? The people in charge of this building are the people who are put in charge of this building. They're city managers, okay? Just like your home. Your home is your own. You're in charge of your home. >> But the public doesn't phone my fund fund my home. Again, this isn't about funding. I'm telling you that they have the authority over this private property [music] because this is city property. Okay. I mean, I I I I don't want to sound like I Do you understand where I'm coming from? I I understand what you're trying to tell me, but what I don't understand is how there's no freedom of the press inside [music] inside a government office when when the First Amendment is actually uh protects me against oppression from the government. Like telling me that I that we can't record in here it's like telling me I can't >> you you can't. Well, you Did you swear an oath? But did you swear an oath to protect the Constitution? >> Yes, and I never once have I told you Have I told you this before? No, but but they are and they and they're the government. So, if they if they're telling me but they have a job to do. You cannot conduct yourself in a way that interferes with their job. Well, I My camera cannot be considered a form of of disruption to to the business, you know? >> Yes, it can. How? If I If I come into your home and I just start videoing everything you do But that's different, officer, because we're not in a public We're This is not private property. >> is a city-owned property. It is property owned by the city. It's publicly funded. That's what you're funding. Funding doesn't make it >> If If it's private, what private company what private person >> [music] >> invested in this place? This is tax This is a tax uh funded place, >> [music] >> you know? What? This place was funded with with the people's money. They are simply exercising their legal right to film, but the police show up demanding they leave the building. Is this an abuse of power? This is what happens when you pull out a camera in a government facility. They They bring bring the army. >> [music] >> They bring the army. Oh my god, look at this. All for video recording. Carolina Auditor, guys, make sure you go to his channel, subscribe. He's doing a great job. Okay. How you doing, sir? May I ask you a quick question? Yeah, what's up? >> Since you just got here, um this is a public building, right? It's city It's It's city building. It's publicly funded. We have freedom of the press. We're citizen [music] journalists. We're working on a story. They're just kicking us kicking us out for no reason. That's not fair. Yeah, I just got here like I said. I I I understand, but if you you know, you're a police officer What's the What's the issue with providing ID? Well, I mean, we still have a Fourth Amendment right, right? Unless we're being suspected of committing a crime I mean, I I But look look look Look, my name is Enrique. Nice to meet you. My name is Enrique. I'll tell you I'll tell you my name, but Sir, Yes, sir. this is private property, Oh, sure. No Sure, no problem. I'm just having a quick conversation. You got to go. Just leave? All right. I already told you my name. You need to leave the property. No problem. No problem, guys. SWAT, multiple police cars, armed forces, all over a single camera. This over-the-top response makes everything explode right before our eyes. For serious. They get federal money. So, this is absolutely a public building and they just shut down the First Amendment right. Not only did they shut it down, but they sent all the employees home. The Yo, they're Everybody is going >> They surrounded the building. The First The First Amendment has been shut down in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, guys. So, we got them around the whole building watching us. They're trying to give us a little structure to walk in, so we're going to keep walking here. We can't stop. They They got to leave. They're creating a scene over a constitutionally [laughter] protected activity. It's been moving. Oh my god. What if I was Channel 10 and I posted up right here? No, they're allowed to, right? You have to keep walking. Wow. So, they sent everybody So, they sent everybody inside the building home and we still got more police officers showing up. Well, at least we did what we did. We gave those public servants a day off, but It's absolutely crazy that they called SWAT. And the people the the guy that was outside, you guys didn't see cuz you were inside. The dude that called, he said, "Oh yeah, they're just have cameras and they're filming." He didn't lie and say, "Oh, you guys were being violent. Oh, you guys were being disruptive. Oh, you guys had a weapon." No. All All these cops and SWAT came because you guys were filming with the camera. Mind you, inside there, everything's on video. The cops have video cams. There's cameras everywhere. The NSA is listening to every single thing that we say and do. But when a slave a a person from the general public wants to go ahead and use their camera, oh, now all of a sudden it's evil. They just shut down the city hall for First Amendment. No violence, no nothing. These people swore oaths to the Constitution. My grandfather, my great-grandfather are rolling in their graves right now because the city hall in United States is shut down because a threat of the First Amendment. OH MY GOD. A public building, constitutional rights, and a crowd of police. You won't believe how First Amendment rights are stripped away in broad daylight. An SUV sped away from the scene, police sirens blaring as they chased it through the busy streets. But the fateful moment came when the car suddenly crashed into a residential area and then disappeared. The car disap- Officer, he's northbound 301 back towards Stone Coast. I'm not going to be able to catch up. Yeah, all right. Officer, I got a cage coming. I ran to that. I didn't know how Car was going to drop me off right here at my place. Have him or her present while you're being questioned. Can't afford to hire a lawyer? Helicopters, K9s, and swarms from all sides, but there was one strange thing. A crucial body cam footage erased. Who was trying to hide something? Officer, he's northbound 301 back towards Stone Coast. I'm not going to be able to catch up. Sierra, [snorts] the Serrano, that you up there on North 301? I'm going in that way. Southbound Southbound traffic is light. All right, he's coming over to Morning Side. I don't think he's going to stop. I got the tag. I'm trying to find out some more 43 on it. Car was looking like what? Little brown Chevy SUV Blazer-looking thing. Yes, ma'am, go ahead. No, I'm sorry. You can clear it up. Yeah, don't bother chasing him. Boxer D2, do you copy that tag? Amidst a tense manhunt, a man was handcuffed for an unclear reason, but instead of running away, he just grabbed a camera and filmed. I'm being detained right now. For what? For suspicious I didn't even do anything. activity, yeah. What I do? You ran for that Oh, where is that? I don't know what I'm being arrested for, but I didn't do anything. >> Right now, fleeing to elude, reckless driving. I I'll come up with something a little bit more here in a minute. I'll get a bag for that. Yeah, all right. I may have one of the problems we got. If you don't, I have them. Officer, I got a cage coming. So, I got felonies? Yeah. How many? Yeah. How many? We'll see. Are you on probation or anything, bro? No. Okay. So, you're just going to leave me no charges? Huh? So, I'm going to get arrested? Yeah. Guarantee you that. When confronted by the police, the suspect had no idea what he was being arrested for, and his chilling confession revealed a whole chain of abuses behind it. To her off, leaving out of the bank, who was also waving officers down over some a suspicious incident, so and then when you decided to drive away from the officer conducting the stop, that's how you get fleeing to elude. >> [music] >> You got a good driver's license, man? I mean, do you have one now or no? >> [music] >> No? Is that why you ran? Huh? So, you're saying in the public's parking lot, you never seen the cop behind you with the siren and lights on? He didn't He didn't pull He wasn't behind me in the public. I I was driving around. Well, I was the one behind you. Yeah, but I didn't see you like I didn't >> Okay. You see me get out of the car and that's when you decided to run, but that's all right. >> I ran cuz I didn't know I If I was going to get a job driving around like that. Well, no. That's usually just a ticket. [clears throat] It just depends on how bad it is. So, you said that I said that I never Not here, but yeah, you'll be spending the night in jail. But they let you out the same day that day? Not always. It just depends. Depends on your record, brother. You know, I'm saying I'm not going You never been arrested nowhere in your life? Yeah, but I just got Okay. Well, that don't matter. >> got like a felony. But it's still a record. >> [music] >> Oh, yeah. It goes all over. Come with me. Actually, yeah. Come with me. When the Miranda rights were read, the police thought they had closed the case, but it was the arrestee and the person filming who raised the big question. Who really broke the law? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present while you are being questioned. Can't afford to hire a lawyer. And if you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand what I just read to you? Yes. Okay. Do you want to speak to me? For what? Questions I'm going to ask you. It's a yes or no question. Do you want to talk? Okay. Wait. Do what? My wet socks. We don't have none. You want your wet socks back? Huh? When your paperwork's done. The case raises questions about the legality of law enforcement actions, especially when evidence is erased or hidden. Affected citizens can file complaints and [music] even civil lawsuits if they can prove violations of civil liberties and [music] wrongful arrest. We must protect freedom, respect the law, and human dignity so that no one is isolated or oppressed >> [music] >> simply for standing up to defend the truth and the common good. Hey everyone, what do you think [music] about this situation? 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