Just be sure you got some TC to go with that. You hand on Can you hand on the tail FOR ME? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> [screaming] >> HE HAS A MEDICAL CONDITION on her license, sir. Put your hands where we can see them. One window filming leads to handcuffs. In Florida, laws are sometimes just an excuse to get innocent people into trouble. [music] When you step out, I'm going to pat you down really quick, okay? Take your hands, put them on top of your head. Can I like see it? You know I'm You know I'm a good dude. Cited for glasses last night, arrested for driving today, the police are not going to let me off. Stopped multiple times. >> Yes, sir. Multiple times for the windshield. Man was stopped because his car windows were too dark, but that was just the opening act of a series of confusing police actions. Where are the registration and insurance? They said his eyes were red from cocaine, but why was there no medical examination? No evidence, just a glance was enough to convict. I'm going to have to clarify I'm going to have to like uh resolve this situation cuz I got a little court thing coming up for it. Okay, for what? For the freaking tints. For the tints? >> Yeah, so I got to see like a judge in like a couple weeks. Okay. Yeah, no I understand. You know it's like against You're not supposed to have any tint on the thing and it's like a below a certain line, the ABS line or whatever it's called. Yeah, there's one line. Yeah. Yeah, okay. Yeah, so I'm just going to the gym now. Okay, you stay at the Airbnb? Yeah, yes, sir. Okay. Yep. All right. Where are the registration and insurance? Oh, yeah, sure. Yeah, yeah. What supplements do you take for the gym? I I try not to do too many supplements, but I do um like chicken and rice shakes. I know that sounds weird. >> Yeah, got you. Okay. Well, but I honestly don't know cuz this says like uh Where is it? It says ex- I don't know if you can look it up in the system or anything. Okay. I'll Yeah, I'll go and take a look, all right? Just hang tight for a minute. >> All right, take down. All right, I'm ready. I'm doing fantastic. >> are you doing fantastic? What are you stopped for? Oh, for the tints. How you doing, man? I'm heading to the gym. Oh, yeah. Yeah, though I understand though. I I know it's a it's the thing. Oh, no, not yet. Raise it halfway up on there. Raise Raise your window about Oh, yeah, yeah. I got you. I got you. Okay. Big time. This one is waiting at the gym. He's taking pre-workout. I asked him. Oh, well. Search him then. Yeah, he's on 31. You see the pre-workout at 31, speed. Yeah, it's either coke or meth. Go check his window tint. Balance test, straight line walking, 30-second count. He passed them all, but why was he still arrested? Stopped multiple times. Yes, sir. Multiple times for the windshield. Yeah, I got to see the judge. Here Here's my uh Yeah, that's a surprise. Yeah, I know. I got to see the judge. It's coming up here on the freaking uh I think it's like the 14th or Okay. So he's probably going to make Okay, here's the deal, bud. Um Are you under the influence of anything? No, sir. Not at all? Nope. Haven't taken anything? No. Okay. >> Pre-workout? >> take any pre-workout? Right now, I have reason to believe that you may be under the influence. I want to run you through some field sobriety exercises to determine that, okay? All right, that's fine. I understand. Okay. All right, when you step out, I'm going to pat you down really quick, okay? All right, sounds good. Can't wear my hat Yeah, just keep the hat off for me, okay? Uh all right. For now, okay? Take your hands, put them on top of your head. All right, sounds For now, okay? Okay. Take your hands, put them on top of your head. All right, sounds good. All right, now we're going to step over here for a minute, okay? Is that This isn't moonshine, is it? Uh no, sir. That's water. You can test it if you want. Can I check the car? Yeah, yeah. Oh, well, no, I don't consent to any searches or seizures, but that's water. No, I don't. No, I I understand what you're talking about. So again, we have not utilized anything, right? I'm sorry. We have not utilized any types of narcotics, drugs, alcohol No, sir. No, not at all? No, sir. Not at all? Not at all. I haven't Okay. And can you stay 10-12 with them while I grab my stuff? How many tickets you got for tint? Three. I forgot, but I'm So I have to see the judge like I was saying. You just got one yesterday, right? >> Yeah, so freaking I got to hand I got to take all this stuff off. The judge is probably going to make me take it all off. I don't know. Maybe you're familiar with the process, but I mean obviously it can't continue because you guys are >> is just the guy you stopped yesterday and All right, turn around, face me. All right. Okay, so what I want you to do is I want you to take your feet and place them just like this for Can I take my sandals off? Yeah, if you're comfortable doing that. You got the sandals out there? Go ahead. All right, I want you to take Put your feet together just like this for All right. Now, I want you to make your hands flat like this, place them flat down by your sides. Remain in that position until told to do otherwise. If we can't find a DUI, we'll arrest you for disobeying orders. When police flip the law like the back of their hands, is justice still on the right track? The state attorney is going to ask you Okay. The uh the charge is what? It says failed to obey police fire fighter, but it's I was wondering the same thing. Refused to obey police. I told him yesterday that that car could not be driven on a Florida roadway. So your windows are down when your guys were down. I never know. Just be sure you got some TC to go with that. Yeah, yeah. You hand on Can you hand on the tail for me? Hey, don't call for it. You got shorts underneath these pants? Where is this stuff that's in this I feel right here then? Uh in like that zipper pocket there? Yes, I'm in the zipper pocket right now. You think I'll be out today? I do not know. If I'm out, I'm getting my back biceps workout in today. You're getting your what? If I get out today, I'm getting my back biceps workout in. I didn't understand what you said again. He said he wants to work out. Oh, okay. >> I'm still getting back biceps in today if I get out. All right. Hey, I get that. What's up? We can get your stuff. We'll get your stuff cuz we have to do an inventory of the vehicle anyways. Hey, man. Before we start we look in that vehicle, is there anything in there? We're going to have to do an inventory, which means that we have to go through the vehicle, so No. Nothing we're going to find? Can I like see it? You know I'm You know I'm a good dude. Can I stand here for a second? Ooh, I'm not going to like >> What you can do is you can scoot more that way and scoot your legs out. One officer said, "This is the first real arrest on my shift." Was he making an arrest to meet a quota, not for justice? So I'm just going to ask you a couple questions to kind of get that, okay? So yesterday you stopped him, correct? Stopped him for tinted windshield. He said he didn't realize it. Yeah, 5 10s. >> that. I was reading my fifth and I was also reading my writing the criminal for failure to obey police and then and told him verbatim that car cannot be driven on Florida roadways with improper and unsafe equipment. Called him a code red. Which he did. He uses Hodges. And uh then today he's out driving it again. So with the same tint. Can you validate that's the same tint you saw yesterday? >> Yep. So So it it's I wasn't going to bring it up really, but basically this is the guy that Rigdon stopped yesterday for the tint in his car. So after Rigdon told him yesterday you can't drive So Rigdon came out and he's like, "I was doing FSCs on him. I called you out here because he is I did the FSCs and he passed the FSCs, so I can't touch him on the on the DUI case, but Oh. I was I was like, "What the hell?" Search him. Search him. Yeah, no. I just I had to get with Rigdon cuz I went through the jury instructions and I just had to validate what exact order did you give him yesterday? He's like, "I told him he could not operate this vehicle on roadway." You got one real arrest. I had one I just had a real arrest uh Friday. Not yesterday. Yeah, you're right. You're right. All right, boss. At this point, you are under arrest. You understand that, right? Yeah, I'm your first real arrest under this squad, right? No, no, no, no, no. Not Not my first under this squad, my first of this tour. Yeah, no, no. This isn't my normal shift. I normally don't work with these guys. I work on the opposite side. I I'll be honest with you, I think you're under the influence. So you're You were definitely chill for most of the under the influence people I've dealt with. I will say that. Where do we go now? We go to the jail. How far away? It's a It's It's a hike. >> People are not arrested for DUI, but are still detained for failure to comply with a lawful order. A vague, easily dismissed charge. Police can face charges of abuse of power, arbitrary arrest, and violation of due process. You guys doing okay? Next, a mysterious anonymous call brings a team of police officers to the scene in the middle of the night, but the target isn't a criminal. It's an aging ex-cop and his wife. I want you to stay safe. I support the cops, but there's no crime here. Move. When the former cop refuses to [music] open the door and cites the law, the police's response makes you ask again, who knows the law? You guys doing okay? Oh, we got a call. Okay, can I chat with you? I can't hear you. Can I chat with you outside? No. Have what? I'm here. Everybody's fine. Okay, I need to talk to them now. What do you need to talk to them about? I'm here. Well, who else is in there? Sir, I'm not answering your questions. I'm letting you leave my property. There's no problem here. Yeah, well, I mean I can't do that right now. I'm a retired cop. I know the rules. Well, I'd feel a lot better if I can go in there and chat with you or talk to anybody else who's in there. Have what? Nobody's life is in danger. Nobody's in trouble. Everybody's fine. I'm telling you that. Yeah, you're telling me that, but I don't know who else is back in there. Of course, I understand. Dude, you're a retired cop. Where are you from? I don't have no PC. Where are you talk retired from? Philly. Philly? There's problem here. Well, I don't know that. Well, I feel a lot better if I could talk to somebody else in there besides your story. You can wait here. I'm not answering your questions. I respect what you do. I wish you well. I want you to stay safe. I support the cops. But there's no crime here. All right. Can I get your name? Yes. Who else lives inside the residence now? May I go, please? Am I being detained? Well, you're not being detained right now. No. I'm just trying to figure out Yeah, that's what it is, man. His wife [music] was seriously ill and bedridden, but that did not stop them from threatening to break down the door >> [music] >> despite all their pleas. Okay. I can stand here all day long. And I can all night long and in the morning somebody else will come. We can stand here and too, but I'd rather not. How about this? Can they come up Can they come up to the door? Can they come up to the window? You're not what? Also, she's on oxygen. Your wife is? Hi, is this Deborah? Yes, it is. Hi Deborah, this is Officer Woodrow with the Sahuarita Police Department. Hey, is everything okay? Yeah, everything's fine. So, we got a call tonight. Bad news about our grandson. Yeah, that's what Steve was telling me. I'm sorry to hear that. And I've been sick. Is there any way that you can Is there any way you can walk to the front door? Okay, is there any way that you can walk to the front door window just so we can see you and and see that you're in good physical condition? You know, you don't have to open the door necessarily, but as long as we can see you. Sure, I'm in Hey, I've I've I've seen everything. >> It's okay. You're fine. Like this. Come here. I'd like to chat with you. Can I have you please open the door so I can chat with you separately and then we can just go home. We can get out of here. I can't hear you. Despite the reassurance [music] and the call to verify, the police gave the order to break. The door was broken open, a woman was injured, and [music] is the reason they gave acceptable to you? We have the tool to open the door. Okay. Look, last warning. You got to open up. Last warning. Okay. And you guys got to stack. >> [clears throat] >> Okay. Yes, you can come outside. No. We're not We're not going Look. 100% we're not going to take you away. Okay. If you can please open the door. Breach. Breach. Breach. Move, OSCAR. MOVE. MOVE. WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THIS? A federal lawsuit was filed. And the truth was chilling. Right. The biggest thing was we just needed to talk to your wife, right? All of this right All of this could have been avoided. All we needed was just to make sure that everything was okay. Okay. You've been in the field. Right, you're saying that a neighbor called and said a woman was screaming. Okay. But she found out my grandson I understand that, but we're not here to arrest anybody. We're here to make sure that nobody is A hurting inside. Yeah, there's a lot of people in the house, but I never saw it. I never saw it. There was a lot of people. That's fine. And and that's and that's the reason. That's why we're here. Okay. So, every call that you get in this regard if you don't get in, you crash it. Although you have no probable cause to to believe that anyone's being held captive in the room. Where I come from, we prefer the force to be minimal. Yep. All right. All right. We'll get these off of you. Good deal. I appreciate it, Steve. Thanks for the cooperation. So, this whole breaking in a door thing, is that a state Arizona revised or is it Sahuarita policy? If you have If you know. I'm not I'm not understanding the question. >> words, the fact that you thought you had the authority to kick in my door, was that under the revised statutes or was that the Sahuarita policy? So, there's nothing in the revised code about People we consider the totality of the circumstances. Right. We acted on an exigency because we had a reporting Right. The house with the the something on the door. I heard somebody say, "You don't respect me." And then arguing. Then I heard something "No, no, no." And then I heard something break or crash. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US Code SS 1983. 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. On April 10, 2024, [music] the Akin family filed a federal lawsuit against the officers and the city of Sahuarita. The lawsuit includes allegations of false arrest, unlawful search, unlawful entry, refusal to retreat when ordered, and violation of constitutional rights. The lawsuit is still pending as of the time of the video's release. Next. A simple check unexpectedly reveals how police bend the rules [music] to protect acquaintances and raises big questions about justice. I got a sound-producing device, horn, whistle, something like that. And a fire extinguisher. Yeah, I don't need to see flares in here, but I appreciate it. You got a horn, fire extinguishers here. Yeah, I am going to need you to pull that one out. The only way for me to check is to test it physically. Thank you, buddy. All right. Get your stuff. Get your registration. And do you have a throw device? That's okay. A throw device. Like a cushion or a ring. Awesome. Cool. All right, man. How about your registration? Yeah, is visiting from somewhere or Yeah, we're near Tampa. Roger that. Where at? Uh I'm I'm Sahuarita. It all started as a routine administrative check. The police kept a polite, non-pressure attitude, but it was from here that a complex chain of events began to unfold. All right, dude. You're putting me in kind of a position here. How much have you had today? Did you drink? I had four or five beers, to be honest with you. Yeah, several when we were out at the sandbar. Okay. All right. You know what I got to do to make sure you're okay, right? Yep. All right, man. Don't Don't take control of your boat. Just give me 1 second. All right. I'm going to bring you over here and make sure you're okay. Before I do that, I need you to put your life jacket on you. You can put one of yours on if you want to. Okay. What's up, buddy? You can leave it running or shut it down. It's up to you, man. All right, man. Need a hand? Yep. All right, buddy. The test took a turn when Daryl admitted to having consumed beer. Police initiated a DUI check, which set the stage for further investigation. Do you have any defects with your eyes? I got you. You sick or injured? Under the care of a doctor or dentist? Okay. Are you taking any medications or drugs right now? Okay. All right. Right. Left. Right. Right. Okay. Okay. Once suspicion of DUI is established, police administer a series of field sobriety tests. However, the frequency and length of the tests start to show signs of irregularity. I hate to do this, but based on what I'm seeing with you right now, I believe that you're operating a vessel impaired, so I'm going to place you under arrest for DUI. Do you understand? What I need you to do at this time is turn around and face away from the sound of my voice. Okay. All right. All right, man. You're kind of a big dude. You want You want two sets? Do you want Do you want two sets? I might give you two sets. All right, bro. All right. I'm going to give you two sets. Just leave your hand easy there, bro. Let's knock it out. I'll tie this up to the elephant and I'll get back as quick as I can. Okay, your wallet's Is your ID in your wallet, sir? Okay. I'm going to Is it okay if I open it in front of you? Okay. Is it okay if I pull this out? All right, sir. Now, I'm going to put everything right back in them here. They they don't they don't have anybody that could run it's right up here on the right. Do Do you mind? Yeah, it's it's up there on the right. Um Crystal Isles RV Park. You just Okay. Hang on. I'm going to get a cell phone for him. After the [music] tests, Daryl was arrested on suspicion of DUI. He cooperated and the police were concerned, constantly reassuring and supporting the individual [music] in an unusual way. Let me get him over here. Go grab that stuff. Come on up. Come right over here in the slick top. All right, dude. The best courtesy I can give you is a front seat ride where you have air conditioner. How's that? I I appreciate it. I'm not trying to be a jerk. You're not being a jerk at all. Mom, I'm offering I'm offering. Yes, sir. Cuz that cage is hot as [ __ ] Is there I mean not to be What's up? >> No, it doesn't matter. Hang on. Hang on. Yes, sir. Let me get some stuff out of your way. Yes, sir. Is there any chance I can call my wife and just tell her that I'm fine? I don't know. It's not As as as as soon as I can do that, I will. I promise you. All right, just hang there for a second. I'm going to get the AC going for you. All right, come on in, bub. Just watch that little thing on the floor. It ain't going to cut you or nothing. I just want you to know it's there. 4428 4428 Let's get this off, dude. We don't need this anymore. Come on out. No way you're not freaking dying here. I'm going to cut I'm going to cut one loose for you here real quick, okay? Okay, bring him back to me. All right, dude. Let's get you in there, man. All right, sir. Look to your left for me. On the way back to headquarters, Daryl was given the privilege of sitting in the air conditioned front seat and receiving friendly attention from the police. This unusual kindness made the suspicion of favoritism due [music] to internal relationships even more obvious. Come in. You know, do me a favor. I don't know if you have these forms back there. Um this is a Hillsborough County Sergeant. Man, please take care of him the best you can, but if he refuses, I just need this form done. >> Yeah, we got this. How you doing? Yeah, we got this. Okay, do you have these two? All right, I'll just do that one after the No, we don't have this one. Okay, I'll just do that after the fact if he does. >> something like that. Just not that. As long as you have this one, good. But I'll but I'll do this after the fact. Hopefully that doesn't happen. Can I take anything off of him? What the [ __ ] you And he's got a he's got a cell phone and a wallet. Um You said what now? Hillsborough County Sergeant, so just Okay. It is what it is. Um Y'all be about 30 minutes with him in the intox room. All right, dude. Thanks. I'll catch up with you in a minute, man. They'll they'll come see you in a second. In prison, the favors continued. Daryl was assigned a private room, received special care at the request of the police, and the signs of favoritism became increasingly clear. In Florida, [music] police officers who engage in favoritism, cover-ups, or other unethical conduct may be subject to disciplinary action, criminal prosecution, or revocation of their license to practice, depending on the severity of the violation. The police's conduct in the case showed a lack of objectivity and a violation of public service principles as they favored an individual who was potentially involved in the violation, undermining confidence in the fairness [music] and integrity of law enforcement. A mysterious phone call immediately caused the police to close in on the man just because of what he was holding in his hand. What a good Jeff. Do you have any credentials that associate you with him or do you yourself? Am I being detained or anything? You're getting ready to be. I mean, am I suspected of criminal activity? Show your ID or you will be detained immediately. The warning rang out even though no one had yet named a specific crime. What a good Jeff. I'm ranking JSOs. Nice to meet you, sir. What's going on? Just getting some photographs out here today. Do you really understand this is a military base? >> Yes, sir. That's that's why I'm out here to get photographs of the military base. So uh you don't you don't think that's rather odd? Uh no, they they're having the uh I heard on the radio they're doing the um base security operations this week. >> Okay. Are you with the news? I am. Yeah, I'm with Pinac News. Who are you with? Pinac. P I N A C. Pinac News. Do you have any credentials that associate you with him? Not on me, no. Usually people with the media have all their credentials on them. Right. When they're working. Right. So are you working? I'm just getting photographs here today. I didn't just I didn't just drive by and see you. Yeah. It's a call for service cuz somebody's called in reported you're videotaping photographing people leaving the base. What they said. Uh yeah. The photographing and videotaping? >> It's suspicious activity. Is it unlawful activity? No. So do you have an ID? I have an ID in my car. In this one? Yeah. Okay. Do you want to grab it? No. Really? Yeah, I'd rather not. So you're refusing to ID yourself? Am I being detained or anything? You're getting ready to be. I mean, am I suspected of criminal activity? Especially you're taking pictures of a Navy base or a Coast Guard base. It's a federal facility right here. You're actually standing on federal property. No, I'm standing on public property. You're actually on an easement. You're on a public right of way. Right. Adjacent to federal property. Well, I mean, am I being detained or anything? You will be. Well, I mean, if I will be, that means I'm not being detained, so. You're not right now, but I'm get trying to give you the opportunity. A heated debate ensued. Where is the line between federal property and civil liberties? And now I'm going to stop messing with you. Mhm. Okay, I have a lawful reason to be here. I have a lawful reason to ask you any questions because of what you're doing. I have a lawful right not to answer any questions. This gentleman here says he's with media. You know what? I got my business card. Can I give you my business card? No, you're not you're not going toward anywhere now. You've already refused to identify yourself. Why not give me your ID? Well, cuz I'd rather not ID. I I got my business card. >> Well, it doesn't work that way. Well, how does it work? >> for a lawful reason. I'm asking you for your ID. Well, you've already affirmed that I'm not committing any crime. I'm not suspected of any criminal activity. >> see. Failing to give us your ID is a crime. Or resisting without violence. No, it's not. That is a state statute, so. No, it's not. Do you want to do you want to go to jail on something like that? No, sir. I don't want to go to jail. What's my name? What's your badge number? 63433 How do you pronounce your name? Read it. Is this the guy that goes around doing stuff like this? I don't know. How am I being a smart ass? I've never met you before, so I don't know. Well, okay. Since you guys you say I'm about to be. Either I'm being detained or I'm not. Actually, you are being Yeah, you're being detained. Okay. Since I'm being detained and you say you're conducting an investigation, I'm going to I'm invoking my right to have an attorney present during questions. At this point, you can direct all your questions to my attorney. I've told you who I am. My name is Jeff. Told you I work for Pinac News Services. I'm gathering content for a story. If you cooperate with us and everything I have cooperated. That's what I did. I told him my I don't need to give you my ID. I've told you who my name is. So let me know when I'm free to go, so. You're not free to leave. You said Jeff? Yes, Jeff. When the questions became overwhelming, he asserted his right to remain silent and asked for a lawyer to intervene. You're far now cuz you've already shown me that you don't really want to cooperate with me. If you're going to if you're going to tell me No, I don't have to identify myself, which you do. Then I don't have to identify myself unless I'm suspected of a crime. And I have identified myself. Suspicious activity. Is suspicious activity a misdemeanor or a felony? It doesn't matter what it is. Is it a crime? Is it a crime to take photographs? We'll find out. It's a crime that you're not giving us your identity. You have to have reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime is We already have it. What's your reasonable articulable Yep, I'm on a military installation. I'm not on a military installation. I'm I'm a military I'm a military. You guys are saying that's a criminal offense? Yes, sir. And we have the right to question you. Well, I would say that taking photographs and videos of a Say it all you want. I'm just telling you military installation is a taking photographs and video recording a military installation or a federal installation from public property is not only lawful activity, it's constitutionally protected activity. Well, that's like I said, if you're investigating my lawfully constitutionally protected activity, then you can talk to my attorney. Do you think that's worth it? You guys get your uh supervisor out here, please. Who is your supervisor? What's his He's already on the way. He'll let he'll let you know his name when he gets here. He'll give you his badge number. I'm really surprised you guys were doing this. I thought you guys learned learned your lesson about this by now. If you do what you say you do, you should I thought you guys learned your lesson about this by now. This is an unlawful detainment. You realize that. You don't care? We investigate suspicious activity. I'm not doing anything unlawful, so don't worry You're you're detaining me unlawfully. Because of your I'm not free to go. Because of your The accusation of civil rights violation rang out across the street and the cameras were still recording it all. You don't have a lawful reason to detain me. You can argue that all you want. You're incorrect. You should know better. How long have you been a an officer with JSO? How long have you been an officer? I've been a cop for about 35 years. Oh, wow. And you don't know by now that you can't detain somebody without lawful And you don't know that Florida state statute says that I have to be lawfully detained before you can arrest me for failure to ID? Oh, no. No, no. I don't want to be arrested. Like I said, I'd like to be free to go. I'd like for you guys to leave me alone. And let me do what Jeff That's Pinac News. That's who I am. What I'm doing is gathering content for a story. I told him I'd get my business card. Business card is not good, dude. You know that. You got to have like a I know I'm driving You know what? I'm engaging lawfully protected activity. >> what? We can go around and around. And I'm going to grab my phone here. My phone. Is that okay? I have not. I'm up in Jacksonville being detained right now by JSO. Hey, hold on. I'll call you back, okay? But if you don't hear from me in about 20 minutes, uh I've been arrested, all right? Okay, you're free to go. All right, thank you, guys. Be safe out there. The video shows police officers abusing their power by detaining people without apparent legal cause. If sued, [music] this could lead to claims of violation of First and Fourth Amendment rights, and could result in legal consequences, internal discipline, or civil damages. Next. In the middle of the busiest intersection in the city, a man holding a shocking sign caused a stir in the whole neighborhood. How y'all doing? I know what it is. Well, why don't you write Smith v. You want to get a trespass? That'd be a pretty stupid thing, cuz it's actually not trespass. The cafe owner called the police, [music] accused the sign of being provocative, and wanted the person holding it to leave immediately. How y'all doing? We got free speech. We got free speech. That's good. Why don't you write this in big letters instead of I love [ __ ] I know what it is. Well, why don't you write Smith v. Georgia dot in big letters Well, it's just freedom of speech, man. Even if I didn't have anything written on there. I'm not denying that, but I mean You ever heard of [ __ ] Georgia? Yeah, that's how they spell their name. [ __ ] Georgia. Well, I mean, my question is why such big letters with the vulgar meaning? It's not vulgar, is it? How many children have come here? They're the ones complaining. I don't have I can't help it if they have dirty minds. I can't help it if they have dirty minds. You one of those people? I can't help it if they got dirty minds. Look, look, you're not going to stand here and judge me. No, I'm not judging you. I'm not judging And I got it on video. What I called you? You first You first walked up. I can't remember the specific thing you called me, but you already called me a name. You're You're uh Officer what? Dickman? Yeah, it's our business. No, it's not just your business. I want to know if you're recording. Are you recording? Are you recording? Are you too stupid to answer my question? Can you answer her question if she's too stupid to answer it? I'm not too stupid, sir. Look, you're getting nervous. I can tell it on your face cuz Why don't you got Why don't you got From the way it looks, right? >> give a [ __ ] what you're saying. How about that? Turn around. How about that? The confrontation heated up as police questioned him, and the man bluntly told them to back off and go away. Let me ask you this. I'm not in this to be so I'm not I'm not in this to be so I ask you because that's what I'm But you're going to do Oh, really? Would you be in any problems with you What Are you threatening me? No, I'm asking but for my own safety, you better back your ass off. You're the one that's being threatening. You don't understand that? What is the problem here? Why you shaking? You're the one who created this situation. Turn around. Get your ass back 2 ft off of me. We have every right to be here. We got called here. You got a call for somebody exercising their free speech. No, we did not, sir. You wanted to look at the call this for? Do you want us to be inappropriate with you again? I'm being respectful. Please do the same. This is on recording, right? So, you're going to show yourself being disrespectful to a person that's not being respectful. That is our job, okay? That There's an inappropriate sign outside of a business, right? Right? What do you think the sign says? What you guys are What do you think the sign says, sir? The sign says I love Smith v. [ __ ] Georgia. But for all of us, it would say It says I love [ __ ] Georgia. That's how [ __ ] is spelled. I understand that. I've been there before, too. I can't help it if people have dirty minds. That is fine. I understand that, and I'm not saying anything otherwise. All we're asking is would you mind maybe going a little bit further outside? No. We're two different words. Anywhere around here, we're going to trespass you, okay? Okay. Go ahead, trespass trespass. I'm going to get a picture. You want to get a trespass? Trespass for free speech. That'd be a pretty stupid thing, but it's actually not trespass. Go ahead. You already lost, man. So, this is a trespass? Great, sir. So, here's the deal. Okay, this is Spring Park Coffee business right here where you're standing. On the other side, yes, sir. That was the property manager. On the other side, go on the sidewalk. >> Okay, so I can't stand right here on this sidewalk? That's correct, and I will trespass you if you're on the side side. You're going to trespass me? Make it an official trespass. I'll stand right here. Trespass. The boundary between public sidewalks and private property becomes the focus of intense debate. Make sure about that. Where you're standing is, sir. Make sure that this isn't a public sidewalk. Do you know where the where the building is, sir? Where the building starts right here? I understand what you're saying. I'm just saying make sure that you're you're correct about it. We are correct, right? Yeah, usually you're not. That's fine, but today we are. It's sad that that's all you got to do. Why right here, though? I got to ask. I understand And look, it says I love Smith I know. I know. I know. All right, so you don't have to trespass me. You don't have to trespass me just cuz they want you But I've been I've had phone calls from a whole bunch of people cuz they don't understand, and they're like customers keep talking to the employees about it and stuff, and it's like we've been here for 10 years. Yeah. spot that maybe was Are you like the Are you the owner of Yes. Of this business? We're next to this place that makes $5,000 a month with your business right here. Yeah, like I said, I can't help it if people got dirty minds, man. I can't help it if people got dirty minds. I can't help it if you put your $5,000 or whatever a month business right next to the public sidewalk at the busiest intersection in Green Cove Springs. I guess that's why they had that Let me ask you this, and then I'll just talk with you. All right. What's the difference this corner versus any other corner? Busiest corner we got in Green Cove Springs as far as I know. With traffic or just people coming? Vehicle traffic. Okay, that corner is just busy. I'm just saying on any one of these except right here in front of you. But what you're going to have to take the sign down. We get that. All right. I'm just saying I understand the reason they got called in is because In the end, result a controversial ban along with accusations of police colluding with businesses to silence citizens. That's I'm just saying why not that corner or that corner Yes, sir. I I see it says I love Smith v. [ __ ] I explained it to you. Smith v. [ __ ] >> v.? What is that? Smith v. [ __ ] is is case law out out of [ __ ] Georgia, C.U., which didn't give us the right, but affirmed our right to film law enforcement officers. All right. So, [music] it made it established case law. Any officer that arrests somebody for filming has no qualified immunity. Before that, they did because it wasn't established. But I guess I guess back to my original question, why did you make it everything big and bold you can read everything? Cuz I mean, obviously you got what you needed. You Well, I actually highlighted I highlighted Smith. What What's going on? I just need some of your permission. Are you willing to give that or not? No. Go ahead and trespass. Do you want your coffee? Sure. I actually don't know who you are. I don't know who you are. I know you Okay. I don't believe that. Who are you? I don't believe that. Name is Jeff. You guys know I don't know you. We're so stupid. I've never I've never even seen you before. You local here? Green Cove or just Clay County or what? Have you ever run into law enforcement before because of this or just Stuff like this, filming the cops, doing stuff like that. I usually have a pretty good pretty good What is this where where Okay, so what are the boundaries that I So, I'm clear. Sir, we explained that to you when you were all hyped up at us. What What are the boundaries? You cannot cross this line right here where the building starts, sir. The line right there. Okay. Yes, sir. Where you're at right now. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 U.S.S. 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. He was banned from Spring Park Coffee and the sidewalk that the police said belonged to the shop. He plans to file a complaint/appeal to protect his freedom of speech and denounce the cooperation of the police and businesses [music] to restrict this right. The police's prioritization of protecting business interests over the constitutional rights of citizens raises suspicions of abuse of power. I'm going to take off my other bracelet. Oh, bracelet. This is not a bracelet. Don't move your arm. Okay, I won't move I A 70-year-old woman was dragged out of a bathroom in pain, and the police department is facing a $3,500,000.00 lawsuit. Okay, come on. Yeah, right now. Open the door. It's a big one. YEP. PLEASE, LADIES, I JUST WANT YOU TO DO IT. ARE YOU IN THE stall right now? Thank you. An elderly woman got stuck in a toilet, and what the police [music] did next gave the public goosebumps. This was no ordinary arrest. The property owners want you to leave. They said that you're banned. So, if you come out and leave You want to get tased? Don't do it. I'm moving. I need you, Rufus. I need you, Rufus. I need you, Rufus. Oh, she's grabbing me. Stop moving. Don't grab me yet. I'm not grabbing you. Don't grab me. She begged to call her relatives for help because she was sick, but instead, what she received was laughter and cold contempt. >> The property owners want you to leave. They said that you're banned. So, if you come out and leave Because you won't come out of the bathroom, they want you to leave. No, you come out and leave. Why are you doing this? Get away from here. Get away from me. Get away. Get away. Get away. I love my job. You guys are going to need new air freshener. I hope you don't mind. >> [laughter] >> Nobody's trying to kill you. They want you to leave. Okay, it's unlocked. I can feel like the tension from her hand is holding it. She has a lighter and aerosol spray. That sounds like a we need a supervisor. She has a lighter and aerosol spray. >> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly what we trained for. If she opens that door, my hands are going on her immediately. Well, I'm about ready. >> [laughter] >> I'm like, my hands are going on her. So, as soon as the door opens, we need to put our hands on her hands and she needs to go to custody for her safety because this is a mess. Cuz you're trespassing. They told you to leave and you refused to leave and now you're trespassing and you're trying to set the building on fire. When the police start talking about incendiary devices and arson, you [music] think this is a dangerous suspect. But what's behind that door will make you question it. >> You want to get tased? Don't do it. Then come out. Okay, come on. Open the door. The tasers aren't going to scare her. Huh? The tasers aren't going to scare her. Well, she's Just pray someone else is in there. >> I'm not calling anybody else. You're going to open the door. Dude, it's locked. >> [laughter] >> This is just what I wanted for breakfast. Damn calls in there. God damn it. >> No kidding is right, right? I thought it sounded interesting. >> [music] >> So, I was like, I'm going to get there. >> the blue team. We can get I'm not calling nobody. You're coming out. Yeah, it's simple for you to open the door and come out and it's going to be a good time when you don't. I don't even know what this lady looks like. Is she white? I have no idea. No, I started driving Cody right before you showed Okay, Ladonna. Well, we can, but we were going to try to spray her first and then Yeah, let's bust it down and then spray her. Oh, open the door and then spray her. >> So, the light is off. So, we need to be aware of that. >> [music] >> Okay, so the light is off. She has a lighter. She has the spray. You going to come out? No, come out. Okay, so Are you ready? They broke in, grabbed her in a tight space, [music] and that moment led to screams, blood, and a million-dollar lawsuit ahead. Kick him. I'm not Long ass kick anything you get it with your long legs. Yeah, the big one. READY? YEP. >> [groaning] >> GIVE US YOUR ARM. YEAH, THIS WAS UNNECESSARY. We didn't have to do any of this. >> [cough] >> Yeah, we're going to cleanse the blood. Do not kick him. DO NOT KICK HIM. NO, HE IS WEAK Do not kick him, sir. From a simple trespassing allegation to being dragged bloodied in a $3,500,000 settlement, is this one of the most blatant abuses [music] of power you've ever seen? After all that? Oh, yeah. Oh, what's her name? Uh Hot Daphne. No. Thelma, Thelma, Thelma. Stop moving. Stop moving. Don't grab me again. Don't grab me. Don't grab me. No, put your hands, curl your hands. Don't grab it. I did. Do you want her? It was. It's a good one. You don't have a cage. Ladonna filed a $3,500,000 lawsuit alleging abuse of power, false arrest, excessive force, and racial discrimination. Video and evidence suggest the case has a good chance of winning, setting a serious legal precedent [music] for the officers involved. It seems that in Green Cove Springs, free speech is only legal if the owner agrees. Hey guys, 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. A serious assault case was just responded to by Mesa police, but just minutes later the incident took an unexpected turn. He has to be a bully. What are you doing? I need your name, your true full name. And if I don't give it to you, then what? Just when it seemed like it was all over, an officer turned his attention to someone who was legally filming outside the scene. I get Mind your business. Immediately, he starts trying to tell me that he's going to trespass me from the car wash. He couldn't just keep his mouth shut and be the hero that protected a woman from a violent man. What are you doing? Are you serious? What's your name? Mesa Police Department are some of the most petty, child cops I have ever seen. If you go back and watch the video, you'll see that I never actually even [music] set foot on the car wash property. And so, he goes to ask, "Hey, man, can I'm I'm going to wash my car. Man, okay, so I can wash my car over here? You bullied him into doing that. Can I wash my car over here, please, man? And I mean, he's just bullying me and you know it. Can I please just wash my van? You, it's your property. Yeah, this is ridiculous, man. No, I'm I'm No, I'm calling my lawyer. I need your name, your true full name. And if I don't give it to you, then what? >> arrested. Okay. A simple question about the law turned into a threat of immediate arrest. Was this an abuse of power? >> Yeah, you don't need to run your mouth. You you already made your threat. Okay. I wasn't trespassing. I was there for a business and you know it. You were filming us. So, if you fail to provide it, you ready? Yes, you have a middle name. What's that? What's your name? First letter of my first name is J. Second letter of my first name is A. Let's see, he went in there and solicited a trespass. You guys >> him. He bullied him. I've worked with him several times. I've got several Stop. What number letter are we on? Okay, so that's three letters. So, the fourth letter is going to be I'm sorry, the fourth letter is going to be E. And then, uh what are we on? The fifth letter now? You gave me the fifth letter. Fifth letter being E. So, we have Oh, there's just one M. Sorry about that. So, what are we on? Five now? Okay, so the fifth letter is going to be S. So, what do you got now? James. James? Yes, your last name. You need a last name? Do you need a middle name or Your true full name. Okay, well, I mean, I'm not a lawyer, so can you explain Do you do I Your your full given name, yeah. Okay, so I should give you a middle name? Yes, true full name. Well, like I said, I'm not a lawyer. I guess you are though, so I'm not a lawyer. I'm law enforcement. Oh, you're not? Okay. So, I need a middle name for you? Well, I mean, I don't want to break the law. Are you sure? I mean, if if I need to give a middle name, I'll just give a middle name. Please provide me with your last name. I just want to confirm you don't want my middle name, so I don't get in trouble for false ID. Is that correct? You don't want my middle name? No, you're fine. Okay. So, the the first letter of my last name is [laughter] S. Even when the commander appeared, the promise to resolve the complaint carried an unpredictable subtext. this property will be arrested. Do you understand? Okay, and until I get a written notice from them that you're a piece of [ __ ] and I can't come on the property. Is that right? It is a civil matter, isn't it? It sure is. [music] And so, you walked up there because I was actually standing right here on the eastern end of the rocks, right? This is why trash like you This This why trash like you gets gets hurt. It's public. You're an idiot. Yeah, I did. Follow you over there. What's that? What are you doing there? Uh going to follow you okay. And ask him if I could wash my car. Tell me what happened. What's your name again? Officer Shores, please please call the Mesa Police Department right now. Officer Shores, see I'm standing right here on the on the public easement. You guys are ridiculous. Relax, man. We're trying to be cool. Be cool with me then. We're dealing with the guy over there. I get it. And you're just and he's a real and I know what he did, too. Cuz I know what he did. Yeah, but he went and and asked them to trespass me while I was standing here recording, man. That's Again, I got no problem with what you're doing over here. He's a coward. I get it, man. I got no problem with that. But he went But but he I get that, but you saw what he just did. Man, come on. Can we go undo that? That's ridiculous, dude. You his supervisor? Then that's this the guy you need to put the complaint in. Are we in the middle of an investigation? I'm I'm investigating something. Why don't you guys wait right here? Let us deal with this gentleman first. And as the cameras continue to record, the real reason behind the police's decision gradually emerged. But not everyone was ready to hear it. So Let me explain something to you. I get So I I lived in Texas for a while and we had a sidewalk that and we had the gore area. My property line went all the way to the curb. But I had zero right to trespass people from the sidewalk or the gore area. Even though I took care of this. I know that. I I get that. And that's what I'm telling you is that I That's what I'm telling you is that I was required to take care of public property. But and and I still had to allow people access to it. Well, it doesn't public property is public property. Okay. So But private property or public property differs well as far as we can pull up maps and grids and find out if we need to. Yeah, which is just silly, right? going to try to play the silly game. Now when a person is asked The property's business. They have no trespassing signs over the property. And and so he wants me trespassed still. Is that right? He's saying that So he doesn't want my business. He doesn't want you to Okay, what's the name of the business? Car wash. In in Mesa, Arizona on Country Club. Okay, we'll get that. Okay, yeah. And so just so we're clear as far as the business is concerned, their property line stopped at the sidewalk. But you're going to be you're going to do the right thing and and realize that the city of Mesa literally has their property right Well, I still need to do the official complaint. I know. Well, we're going to take I'm not going to take this out of my pocket right there. I'm not going to take it right out here on the side. We're dealing with a whole bunch of stuff. Well, yeah, you can deal with this. You want to go over here with just me alone? No, we're going to report it. I'm in the middle of a call. We're not going to report Right now, I'm not going to stop what I'm doing. Oh, Sarge, come on. Hey, one of you guys give me a card. I might see you while I'm out here. So you're not going to come take my complaint right here. James and his crew criticized [music] the police for using their power to silence independent media. They pointed out the contradiction. The police easily accepted complaints from ordinary people, but avoided complaints against their colleagues. The incident showed signs of abuse of power using trespass as a tool to suppress the cameraman violating their constitutional rights. Next, right on a public road, a prison officer walks up and announces a law no one has ever heard of. It's a public road. You're not allowed to come up and take pictures of the unit. I got all the pictures I need right now. Then why are you still here? How you doing today? He said he was done shooting, but decided [music] to stay just to prove a point to everyone. Hey, why are you taking pictures up here of the unit? We're not allowed that. You're not allowed to come up and take pictures of the unit like that. Then what are you doing? I'm a journalist. You can't come up and take pictures. Okay, you need to come up You can't come up here and take pictures of the unit. Who doesn't allow it? The CDC. Yeah? Yes, they don't. This is a public road. You're not allowed to come up and take pictures of the I disagree. There's reasons for that. I disagree. I'm not going to argue with you. Okay, I'm not going to argue with you either. You pulled up, you confronted me. Yeah, cuz I was told to come in and see what you're doing. Okay, well have a great day. I got all the pictures I need right now. Then why are you still here? Yeah, cuz I was told to come in and see what you're doing. >> Okay, well have a great day. I think I'll stay here and take some more pictures. They just left here. This lady thinks she can come out here and boss me around, guys. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to stay here and take some more pictures. The moment the police car followed closely meter by meter and the escape [music] plan was urgently deployed. Hey, I don't know how to get out of here. Are you in that visitor center? I'm I'm parked. Okay, pull out of that visitor center, take a left, go up to the T in the road and take a right and find some place to park down there in town. Here? What? Here. Oh, that's a pedestrian, also. Are they right by you? Hold on, I think They're coming in. They're coming in. I'm going to take off. All right. Seat belts, blinkers, watch your speed. I am, but they're behind me. I see them right behind you. Pull into uh next place you can pull into a gas station. Uh pull into a business, though. Okay. Well, guys, [music] they found Bug G. So they're going to be able to identify me with my vehicle. So I mean that ain't no big deal. [music] Of course I don't you know, I don't have any I don't have any you know, warrants or anything. So All right, stand by for more action, guys. A seemingly normal request for documents suddenly turned into a heated confrontation between citizens and [music] police. How you doing? How you doing? I'm going to need to see your driver's license. You going to do that? You can't give my information to the public. My information is not for public. Let me see your driver's license, sir. I don't want to touch your control. Go ahead, keep on going, sir. Where are you going? Don't touch me. I touched you. Don't touch me. You already did. Go ahead, keep on going, sir. Where are you going? Don't touch me. I touched All right, go ahead. You want to touch your control. Touch your control, go ahead. Yeah, boss, I have a civilian right here who's being belligerent. I need a sheriff's department immediately. Okay. How you doing today? You doing all right? You're not going to be on my [ __ ] property. I told you that. You obviously don't know the law. You obviously don't know the law either. Hey, Chief. Where are you going? All of a sudden you're a bad guy. What are you doing right now? Get out of the middle of the road. How you doing today? You doing all right? You guys see this clown? Look at this clown, guys. When the senior officer appeared, things seemed to cool down. But questions about power and law remained open. I don't know why he's actually cuz I have a communication with somebody So I want to make sure he's out of my property. Well, right here is Are you okay? You just learned the law, didn't you? Okay. When these guys leave, I'll leave, boss. There you go. These guys are harassing me, man. They're not harassing you. I understand that, but now They're interfering with my first amendment right. I'm on a public road, man. And these guys approached me. Stand by. I'm back in my car. >> I was Look how far away I am, man. Look how far away I am. I'm I'm walking this way. I mean I'm I'm leaving. You're like I'm Okay, I'm leaving. Okay, you're you're fine. Just do me a favor, just I was leaving, boss. Okay. I mean that that's fine. >> a card? Yeah, yeah, I do. I appreciate y'all's professionalism today, man. Yes, sir. You know, this is Hey, man, you guys be safe. All right, so just I mean I know what you're I'm minding my own business. These guys confronted me, you know? No, I understand. I understand but you got you have to understand, too, everything, you know, racist pictures being taken out >> and it was a pass up until these guys, mhm, you know, confronted me. So all right, boss. Have a good one, man. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US Code SS 1983. Individual/organizations are required to pay damages [music] to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, [music] fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/police chief. A more senior officer appeared maintaining a professional demeanor asking him to avoid initiating [music] conflict and to continue his work peacefully. He agreed to leave when the prison staff were no longer there, but claimed he had been harassed first. The citizen left thanking some of the officers for their professionalism, but still criticizing the initial behavior as an abuse of power and unlawful interference. Next, the most powerful man in the judiciary stands lost in the middle of the street mumbling vague answers not knowing where he is. Where is your car? Uh, you know where Yes, it's It's in there? And you don't know Do you know anybody in this area? No. No? You were just You don't know how you got here or Mr. O'Brien, unfortunately, today Based on what we've seen Watch your head. Watch your head. In front of the police, he insisted that he was completely fine. But then he lost track of where he was thinking a shuttered business was Speedway. Sir. Are you okay? Are you okay, sir? No. Okay. Were you involved in an accident, sir? No? Okay. Are you sure? Are you okay, sir? Yeah. Yeah? Do you know where you're at? Yeah. I'm sorry? Speedway. The Speedway? Okay. Are you sure you're okay, sir? Mr. O'Brien, uh, we found your truck, okay? There's camera footage saying it hit a wall. Are you sure you're okay? Were you involved in an accident? >> No. No? Mr. O'Brien, can you have my uh, supervisor come down and speak with you, okay? All right, sir. I'm going to give him a call so I don't have to put it over the radio. Okay? Hey, sir, it's me. Yeah, I We're here next to the Dairy Queen. Um, do you want to come over? Okay. Um, but I Okay. All right. Well, yeah, he's he's here and I'll just wait for PDA here. Okay. Where you Where you headed to your house, sir? Yeah. Huh? Speedway. Okay. We'll just wait for uh, Sergeant Hardy to get here. Sorry, we'll just wait for Sergeant Hardy to get here, okay? The smell of alcohol was strong. Memory was hazy. Video evidence was clear. But instead of acting like any other citizen, the police chose to handle it very cautiously. Obviously, his truck is on scene. Hit a car. They have ring camera footage. They described him to a T. Red and black blue flannel shirt, brown flip flops, brown shorts. The smell of alcohol and he seems kind of disoriented. So. Well, so with all that being said, I think we need to conduct an investigation. Um, you want to do it here? Do you want to do it here or do you want to I'm trying to be as respectful as I can, so. >> just do it like we would any other investigations. Okay. Let's do fields first. Okay. I'll be right in front, sir. We'll just walk right in front. So, Mr. O'Brien, do you have a driver's license? I made it. It is valid, right? Your license? Okay. Okay. So, Mr. O'Brien, um Obviously, you know what we're doing. I can smell alcohol on you. I'm getting indicators that you're under the influence of alcohol. How much have you had to drink today? You don't know? Like if you had to guess? One or two? Okay. Obviously, you were in a car accident, right? Um, do you think it was safe for you to be driving? And And that's that's what I would like to determine. Are you willing to do uh, standard field sobriety tests? I'd like to go to Huh? I'd like to go to my car. Okay. I don't have a problem with that. Is that okay, sir? He said he'd rather do them by his car. Okay. Uh, you don't have any weapons on you, do you, sir? Okay, just to check for weapons, that's all that is. Okay, if you want to turn around. Okay. You want to have a seat? And I'll just buckle you in, sir. When asked about the accident just a few dozen minutes ago, he calmly said, "I don't remember anything." The problem is that the camera recorded every step he took leaving the scene. Do you remember driving over here? Yeah. Okay. Do you remember anything at all? What's the last thing you remember, sir? Nothing. Nothing? Okay. So, you told me that you had a couple of drinks. And where were you drinking at? Uh, my house. At your house? Okay. How long ago was your last drink? >> This morning. This morning? About what time would you If you were to guess? 8:00? Okay. Okay. Um Do you remember where you were drinking? No? Okay. Uh, do you think it was safe for you to be driving at all? Okay. Okay. And you don't know Do you know anybody in this area? No. No? You were just You don't know how you got here or You don't remember much. Right? So, you remember is drinking at home, right? Do you know how your truck got here? I would ask for medical assistance. I've asked him. When was the last time you saw your truck? In my front yard. Was this around the same time at 8:00? Yeah, probably. Okay. And that was this morning? Yeah. Do you recall doing that? >> No. You don't recall that? Um, is there any reason why they would have that on their video footage? He's agreed to do standard field sobriety tests. You do agree to do standardized field sobriety tests? >> No. You don't agree to do standardized field sobriety tests? No. Why is it that you don't want to It is All right. It is your right to refuse to do so. It's just based on the circumstances I would have to use everything based like the totality of the circumstances to make that decision and to arrest or not. With that again, just to ask again, would you be able to do standardized field sobriety tests? Okay. No? Yeah, okay. You do them? Okay, perfect. The handcuffs finally appeared, but not before a series of privileges were conferred. An incident that left the community asking is the law only for ordinary people? Okay. All right. I I I I don't feel good right now. What do you mean? Do you want a medical attention? No. What do you mean you don't feel good? I just don't feel good. Okay. So, do you [snorts] need Do you know anybody that would be able to come pick up the vehicle? No. Where are the Where would the keys be for the vehicle? Probably in Probably in it? Okay. I wasn't too sure if it was in there or not. But, Mr. O'Brien, unfortunately, today Based on what we've seen you're going to be under arrest for DWI. Keep your hands behind your back. I'm getting tighter on you, okay? You can just face the unit over here. Are there any going to be any dependents negatively affected by your arrest, sir? I don't think so. All right. We're just going to go to the back of this side. You're going to tow my vehicle? Yeah, yeah. We'll we'll get we'll bring everything with you, sir. Back for a second. Have a seat for me. Watch your head. Watch your head. Okay. Let me bring this around. Get you into your seat belt. Give me 1 second, okay, sir? Oh, are you able to move your knee at all? In California, DWI while intoxicated and causing property damage while fleeing suspected of being a misdemeanor up [music] to 6 months in jail, up to $1,000.00 fine, probation, and restitution. He was placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation. Despite the threat to public safety, no more serious charges such as endangering public safety have been filed leaving people skeptical about transparency. Perhaps here, knowing the law is the biggest crime. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? >> [music] >> If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. >> [music]