You're going to arrest me under what authority, what law am I breaking? Did you guys read your sign last night? I'd like to see the policy that says I have to identify >> trespassing warning statute that says we must provide ID or that's a crime >> trespass or whatever else the case may be. Okay. >> Why you not cooperating? >> A citizen entered the federal building, but within minutes things turned into a tense confrontation with security forces. I'm >> just looking around like the building. Why is that? >> Then why do you need ID? >> I haven't committed a crime. It shows I have to show ID. And that's all I'm asking right now. >> The battle for power is fierce. Law, civil rights, and transparency. Who will win? >> F. Robinson. Now you want to touch your stomach against then call your supervisor. Call your supervisor now. >> I'd like to see the policy that states I have to in a public building. This isn't a game. I'm exercising my rights and I want to continue to exercise my >> As soon as they step foot in the federal building, citizens are immediately stopped by mysterious requests for ID. What is hiding behind these doors? >> I have to have ID >> for what? To come into a public building? >> Yes, sir. >> Is that what you're telling me? >> I got to show you ID. >> We'll wait here until they let me through without an ID. Citizens demand written regulations, but the only response is pressured verbal orders. Is it possible that the law has been forgotten even in the federal building? >> I'm just looking around, man. >> You can't come in the building. >> Why is that? >> Did you read that sign you guys have out front? >> Sure. >> You don't have to have ID. >> For what? To come into a public building, what's your >> No, I don't have ID. Where's Where do you need ID? I don't see even a sign. Then why do you need ID? I haven't committed a crime. >> Fool. >> Fool. >> No. Robinson. Now you want to touch your stomach against mine. Come here. There's a sign right out front that says I can film in here. You know that, right? >> Yeah. You know it, too. >> So then why are you acting like this? >> Why are you acting like this? I know. I don't >> You ain't seeing [ __ ] from me, buddy. So you're saying that anyone that comes in here needs to show you ID? >> Yes, sir. >> Any single person? You got a supervisor on? How are you getting Dude, you said the door is right here, right? >> I see the door. >> Yeah, cool. So, what are you getting off base for? Are you in here? >> No, I don't. I'm in a public lobby. Call the then call your supervisor. Call your supervisor now. Tell me I got to have ID in order to come in and look at the IRS or the Department of Food and Nutrition Services. Is that what you're telling me? I got to show you ID. Yeah, he does. Need to stop getting in my face. I don't think he understands this is live in a building in the state that I live in. already looked at the sign. >> I'm in a public lobby. >> By who? >> Are are are you are you a law enforcement officer? >> Tensions erupted right in the main lobby with security guards and police blocking the road. Physical contact and threats of arrest constantly ringing out. But the citizen had not broken any laws. >> I'd like to see the policy that says I have to identify if I come in this building. >> I'd like to see it. I'd like to see the policy that states. You look crazy as You want to go hands on, don't you? You were standing by that door as soon as I walked up. >> Stand by the door and stop someone with a camera. >> Do you know the rules of this courthouse? >> Do you? >> Yeah, I read them. >> I read them outside. >> Well, tell me. >> No, you can get a supervisor to explain it to you. I'm not leaving. >> We'll wait here until they let me through without an ID >> right off the bat. No respect for the public. You're not even a real You were coming to detain me, Mr. Security Officer. Hm. Is that what you're going to do? That's why you didn't want to identify yourself. >> What am I? I'm a public citizen. Don't hurt yourself trying to get over here too fast. What's over here? The rest of the lobby. >> You have to You have to be You have to go through the process >> to go that way. This is a lobby with sitting and stuff. Look at this. No, no, no, no, no. You can't go into the waiting area without ID. I don't even see where you guys marked down ID. Where do you guys market? >> Faced with a series of pressing ID requests, citizens are resolutely resisting, questioning legal authority and demanding transparent explanations. Will the truth be revealed? >> You're the supervisor. I mean, you're wearing captain bars, but you're not in the military, so I'm assuming you're a supervisor. So, can you show me where it shows I have to show ID? >> I have to show ID. And that's all I'm asking right now. >> Yeah, I've already read them. They're right there and they're out front, too. Does it say on that poster right there that I have to show ID to come in here? Oh, but that's the poster that regulates all the rules for this building. >> But it rules for this building. This guy right here >> from what? The police officer. If I go through that, I'm allowed back there. >> Right. >> I have to what? >> You have to go through screening, >> right? I just go through the metal detector and then I walk back. You are you to require my personal information. All I want to see is that policy right now. You can have all the bars you want. You can be whatever police officer you want and you can be as angry as you want going in this dude laughing it up. Laugh it up some more. You guys think this is a game. This isn't a game. I'm exercising my rights and I want to continue to exercise my rights. So unless you can present me with rules about ID, then I get to go through that and I get to walk around in the publicly accessible areas that don't have restricted access on them. So, please get me a copy of your fake policy so that I can go ahead get it on film here and then go on about my way. That's all I'm asking. Yeah, it's all super It's all fun and games, ain't it, Mr. Baldy? Huh? I'm going to keep insulting you very minorly just to see how much you can actually take when they first walk in. Bump into them, laugh at them, look at them side, treat them like they're scum, and you think you should be working with the public? Is that what you think? The command to detain rang out in the middle of a public building, but it was all being broadcast live as evidence. Whose side will the truth fall? Who the do you think you are? You don't get qualified immunity. You know that, right? You don't get to just act however you want and put hands on people and deny their rights and get away with it. You're not a cop. And yet you guys are still here doing unlawful orders. I'm asking you a serious question. How the do I get in here without an ID? How do I uh how do I obtain public services here without an ID? >> How do I obtain public services here without an ID? What if I don't? >> Have you been out here trusting that all the PSOS? You have this. >> So, how do I get public works services? >> You're going to So, I only have to abide by those. That's what you're saying. Cool. Then I'm going through there and I'm coming in cuz it doesn't say anything about ID, right? >> You're violating my rights. You won't even identify yourself >> or what? >> You need to leave the property or you can show ID and then you can film. >> Oh, so it's because I'm filming I have to show ID. >> Dude, how can I go to the social security office if I don't have a Let's say I don't have a license. Let's say I don't have an ID. How do I get to public services? How do I get in and be able to take advantage of public services for the state of South Carolina if I don't have an ID? >> Social Security is only doing >> What are you doing, >> dude? Get your hands off of me. >> Okay. No. For what? For what? >> For what? >> See this guy smiling? For what? Dude, do you see this [ __ ] You want to use >> citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983. Individuals/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 video shows violations of constitutional rights, freedom of speech, press, access to public services. Up next, just minutes after the camera was turned on, civil liberties were challenged in public. >> Unfortunately, I got to do my job. My job is to get you out here. >> Now, if I didn't have this camera business, you're going to go up to the counter, get a ticket, and go do some work. That's one thing we're asking you to do. >> Okay? So, >> it's not just the trespassing, the investigation that we are conducting. >> Amidst the demands to leave, a pointed question arose. Who gave you the right to trample on the constitutional rights of the people? Will the police have an answer or just remain silent? >> But unfortunately, how they got the rules set up right now? >> Yeah. Yeah. That's that's let me stop you there. That's exactly why I'm down here. And I'm investigative reporter and I do this all over the state. It's not illegal. >> Unfortunately, that's how it's set up right now. >> I I know. And the reason I'm down here. >> No, no, please. I I let them come. I love speaking to them. They're like a a lost cousin to me. No, no. I'm I'm I'm hot out there. I'm like the air conditioner. But >> you know, we're letting the air out. >> Yeah. Yeah. Come on in here, guys. Yeah. You don't have to >> My job is to get you out here. >> Oh. Oh, okay. Well, we can talk through the door. That's fine. >> Yeah. Door's staying open. I'm paying I'm paying tax dollars for anyway, so it's all my air. Um, so what I'm down here to do is to challenge this ordinance. Now, uh I I talked to a sheriff at the deputy's office. Now, you won't believe this, but I told him I said and he said and he and and he said that he would. This is also >> unlawful enforcement agent. >> I know. I know. Listen, security officer trying to hold the facility and and there's no ill will or or or bad or bad thoughts towards you. >> Same here. >> I applaud you for doing your job. I'm just letting you know that part of your job is unconstitutional. He gets pushed around a lot. He doesn't, you know, follow up. He doesn't sue the city or the state. We're here to correct that. Okay. So, there'll definitely be some challenges coming down. >> Just step outside like they've asked you to now. If I didn't have this camera, if you're going to go up to the counter, get a ticket, and go do some work. That's one thing. >> Well, do you know that? >> Unfortunately, that's not what you're doing right now. Agent rules here. >> Okay. I'll wait till you're done. And and Smith for city of [ __ ] it stated that it is our right to record our public officials in the course of their duties. That's the only business I need to have. right now. That's one thing I understand being conducted with private people with their private information. >> The trespass order was suddenly issued. But when the citizen asked, "Is this a criminal offense?" The police's answer left the crowd stunned. >> We're being trespassed. >> You're being trespassed, please. >> Okay. Sweet. >> I'm not I'm not recording. >> No, you're not, brother. >> Okay. I didn't know which. Let me record some more miners on my way out. >> All right, you guys all step onto the sidewalk, please. >> Continue to the sidewalk out there, please. >> Sidewalk. >> I'm heading there. >> Thank you. >> ID for a trespass warning. And I'll give you if you know the stat ID for that statute. >> What's your first name? I need your identification in order to issue a trespasser. >> What law is that? >> Give me a second. >> That means there must be a statute attached to it. You give me the statute. >> You're going to report. I'm going to probably ask you to get off the property as well. >> I am on the sidewalk. >> I heard the lady say she didn't think he >> I I agree. He's changing. >> Okay. I heard the lady specifically say that she didn't mind if you went and killed him. >> She said she didn't know that. >> I didn't mean to stop our conversation. officer. How do you [Music] >> So in in this for you to make a lawful request, there must be a statute. >> Amidst the chilling warning, citizens are forced to make a choice under terrible pressure. But the cameras are recording everything and the truth is about to come out. >> They want you trespassing. It become it becomes criminal once you guys don't not want to provide me your identification to issue the trespass. the trespassing warning statute that says we must provide ID or that's a crime a crime. >> Okay. So >> it's not just a trespass investigation that we are conducting. >> Okay. >> Trespass or whatever else the case may be. >> Okay. Now all I need to know is the statute where it says that during a police investigation into a non-rime you have to provide ID. Where's that statute? >> It's under obstruction. >> Obstruction is after the first charge. >> Yeah. Obstruction is a charge that is subst to the first charge that you do not follow. The first legal charge that I'm not follow All four were [Music] >> I did not film inside. >> He wasn't recording. >> They don't they don't want sheets trash. >> Yes, he wasn't recorded. >> And just just for the record officers, we're not refusing to provide ID. We just want to see the legal authority that we have to provide ID. >> You are 100% refusing >> by one. I'm not going to give you my ID. >> Yep. >> And once you >> All I said is can I can you state the statute that I'm being ID for or can you explain some criminal identity that lawful reason for you to identify? >> So I was never told to leave either by the way. Nobody once ever spoke to me. >> That is a great point. >> Nobody once spoke to me. True. Look at your cameras inside. one of those security guards. He said thank you sir to me when I was outside cuz I stepped outside to record conversation with uh these two guys with him. >> Well, he told I talked to I talked to Emmy told me that he told you all important and he's he's willing to provide a statement. >> Well, I I can show you he never said anything. >> In the midst of the heated debate, a chilling question rang out. If tomorrow there was a law banning black people from entering here, would you still enforce it? The police's response left everyone speechless. The police were accused of abusing their power and illegally forcibly obtaining personal information, opening up the possibility of future civil rights lawsuits. >> The ordinance said, "No blacks allowed in the building. Would you enforce it?" >> Guess what he said, guys? >> Guess what he said? >> On the books. >> Yes. On the books. >> So that's your co-workers here, guys. Just so you know. That's your co-workers in the county here. So >> you guys have >> Well, just to let you know that unconstitutionality doesn't matter. >> Oh, that's a beautiful bird. >> And he put real bullets in a gun. What is a real gun doing out of shoot? >> Do you find it to be >> a good ordinance that your city has of not recording in public buildings? I I know you have to enforce it as a law. >> I know you have to. Well, no. You have to stand here. No blocking. >> I know you have to enforce it. Do you honestly think that is a positive ordinance for your city? >> Man, I had such a long >> I know. It's a long It was a long question though. >> Damn. >> Damn. I mean, >> I was a long You need to learn how to break up your your your question. >> That's a long question that >> being able to film civil liberty. >> By the last portion of it, you kind of lost. >> So, this is basically like Germany when they brought the Nazis into court and they said, "You put the people in the ovens. You put the Jews there and they said we were just following orders. >> That's what they all said. >> It's the order follower thing. >> Freedom does not come naturally. It exists because people dare to stand up for it even in the face of pressure and threats. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. Next, can you be arrested just for refusing to show your ID? hear this incredible statement from a police officer. >> You love keeping public information from the public. >> I don't need an ID. >> Well, you need an ID, >> man. It was nothing if you told him it's for me. I don't know why you guys can't be cool, man. I don't know why you can't respect me. >> After filing a complaint against an officer, he was blocked from all government numbers at once. Was this an organized retaliation? >> Why on earth would you want to stop a member of the public from getting public information? Why would you even care? Why? Why would you? You better quit staring me down, lady. I got him before, but let me get your name. What's your name, ma'am? Don't make me go back and look and find it. What's your name? Why don't you just tell me again? It's on It's on a It's on a previous video. It is. So, why would you not want to tell me? I would be proud to say my name. Ask me. >> What is your name? >> Justin McCannry. >> Good idea. >> Why would I have an idea? >> Well, you don't. >> Why would I need one? >> How would I know that? >> You don't have to know. You don't have to know. I'm I'm a private citizen. >> That's what you wrote on the last day. >> I wrote >> I don't have to write my name to come in here, but I'm not afraid to say it. You're afraid to say your names. That just that is very telling. If you were confident on what you're doing, you'd be proud to say your names. You love keeping public information from the public. Like violating rights. You don't even know what a Freedom of Information Act is, yet you're the people up front at Little Rock City Hall. It's crazy. Like, we could have a much better relationship and I could actually already be out on my way out. But here we are making another video. >> No filming, no rioting. Just wanted to get information out in the open. But then things exploded when security forces intervened. >> You do not need to have your job right now. You need to be demoted if at all working. went back you into this building. You deserve ID state. >> You just tried to go back on it and then you went back on your going back. >> You said you said you didn't have an idea. >> I don't I don't need one. I don't need one. >> So long because they know I'm not doing anything wrong and they don't want to look stupid either. You tell them it was for me. What'd you tell them? Cuz we might be standing here for nothing if you told them it was for me. I don't know why you guys can't be cool, man. I don't know why you can't disrespect the people who think you have this power that you don't have. I'm going to get that camera and any other one else that that's in here. You putting your hands on me. I'm just trying to walk through like a peaceful citizen. Seriously though, why would you not want Why would you not let me in there to go get some some public information cuz that's a lie and I'm going to prove it on that camera. So now you're conspiring to make up a lie. You guys are just digging it deeper, dude. Digging it deeper. I never touched you. You touched me. Why would I Why would I come through there to touch you? I'm literally just trying to get through. You touched me. So why would I do that? That's crazy. You're lying right now. And now you two are conspiring. That's what happens whenever you had another person in. You start making up lies. That's called a conspiracy. >> Police officer couldn't answer the question, "What is the Fourth Amendment?" and then arrested someone for not having ID. >> I don't understand why anyone would want to stop a member of the public from getting public records. I don't need an ID. Well, you need I need you to sign. >> What's the fourth amendment? >> Sir, do you need identification? >> Ma'am, can you please tell me the fourth amendment? Do you know the fourth amendment? >> I We're not here for this. >> Did you take an oath to the Constitution? Did you swear no? >> Did you swear no? >> I'll answer your question. If you answer >> I'll tell you what. If you answer my question, I'll answer your question. No, >> do you know the Fourth Amendment? Do you know the Fourth Amendment? If you make me leave, that's going to be a violation. I do not have to. >> Do you know the Fourth Amendment? >> She obviously doesn't because she'd be proud to say it if she did. >> I've been here before. They didn't make me. And that and they haven't made anyone else. And it's on camera not making anyone else. And I have on camera from the last time I was here not not making anybody. You want to go on my channel and watch it >> because you don't care really. You're just trying to assert your authority is all you're trying to do. >> Whatever you think. >> Those are your buddies and you're trying to assert your authority. Sir, can you please tell her what the Fourth Amendment is because you just said it to me. push that gentleman over there. >> No, he touched me. >> But did you push him? He say you pushed him to tell me you pushed >> and he's a liar >> and he works here and you should be here. >> So why are you taking his side over the public that I just want to get my public information and be on my way and there should be no one here trying to stop a member of the public from getting public records for any reason? What is the fourth amendment? What is the fourth amendment? Hey, get your supervisor down here. Get your supervisor down here, please. >> Thank you. He just gave us it's justice. >> Finally, after nearly an hour of fighting, the protagonist gets what he wants. But at what cost? And will it lead to another lawsuit? >> So now you're conspiring to make up a lie. You guys are just digging it deeper. Dude, I never touched you. You touched me. Why would I Why would I come through? You touched me. Think about it logically, dude. >> I didn't come through there to push you. I came through. >> You touched two first. You touched me. So don't act like I came through and pushed you. Why would I do that? That's crazy. You two are conspiring. That's what happens whenever you add another person in and you start making up lies. That's called a conspiracy. That's another charge. There's another Why would you lie, conspire, and resort to violence because I want public information? That's literally you're lying, conspiring, and even resorted to violence because I want public records. Crazy, dude. How crazy. [Music] Police are finally out here. >> Don't be telling no lies now. It's all on camera. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. Pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983, the individual/organization may be required to pay restitution to the injured party. In severe or intentional cases, punitive damages may be ordered. Additionally, the court may order the losing party to pay the plaintiff's attorney fees and litigation costs. in Little Rock. Want to ask for public information? 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