Put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't do that. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't. One 2 3 6 7 8 9. >> A simple welfare check turned into a shocking arrest right on the owner's home turf. Do >> you have a warrant to come in my house? >> No. I didn't do anything illegal. >> The police just wanted to ask questions, but his actions pushed things out of control. It was just a welfare check call. But when the police came knocking, they didn't expect to be faced with a man full of doubts and ready to fight to the end. >> Get get >> What are you doing, >> dude? I'm not doing anything. >> What are you going to do, bro? What are you going to do? You broke through my neighbor's door. >> Woman reveals secret behind the door. She was not abused but felt trapped in her own home with a boyfriend who wouldn't let go. >> I wasn't searching. >> You haven't talked yet. No. Do you have a warrant to come in my house? No. Goodbye. >> Ma'am, can you come out and talk with me, please? >> Being dramatic. >> Yes. Can I speak with your girlfriend, please? Perfect. Thank you. >> I'm not rude. I'm like you. Hi. What's going on? >> You know, just I I don't know. I didn't want to make it into like this kind of a deal. That's why I called his parents. Called you. >> Nice for me. And he just wants to talk. >> How long you been together? >> Too long. Almost 10 years. >> 10 years with my wife. >> And he's This has been constant. This has been the last >> Is it the hair? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're standing. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Those are your babies. >> Yeah. Can I be a part of this conversation, please? >> I'm not saying anything at all. >> I'll talk to you in a minute. >> Okay, I'll talk to you in just a second. Let me talk with her first. >> Is it okay? >> I'll talk with you in a second. You go inside and I'll let you know. Okay, perfect. The mental health issues as he put his hands on you. >> No, but he he kind of blocks me. He block him like >> I mean, you can take him with you. I mean, if you have a family friend or something like that to let this cool down tonight. I mean, that could be a >> Is he going to take it? When the police asked Tyler to come outside to talk, everything seemed fine until he started making demands, filming, and demanding power right on his own turf. >> My name's Officer Weber. >> Officer Weber Police Department. >> Actually, wait. I want to start recording. Not because of anything cuz I know you're recording me. >> Oh, yeah. >> Just out of respect. >> You can record as much as you want. >> Is that okay, ma'am? >> That is perfectly fine. >> Wait, I want to record you guys. >> Okay. So, what's what's going on today, Tyler? Before I talk to you, sir, I'm going to record. I just want to know for a fact that it's okay to record all of you. >> You're good. What's What's going on? >> And I want all of your names before we have a conversation, sir. I'm going to get all of your names. >> Start recording so we can give you >> Okay. Okay. Okay. I got to figure out this phone. >> All right. So, while you're doing that, you can kind of multitask. So, what do you what's going on now? >> Uh I I don't know what's going on tonight. You're the one that's at my door. >> Really good job. You guys are arguing or >> Hold on, man. I'm gonna answer your questions. I want your name first. >> I I already gave it to you. It's officer. >> I can't remember your name. I need a camera to reprocess what's going on. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> Dude, if you ask me that question. >> You said give me a second. I gave you a second. So, I'm just trying to >> You're on my property right now and you're behind closed doors. Who called? >> We can be here. >> Was it my parents that called you? >> I don't know. Was it your parents? I now >> she may have called you. I don't I don't know. I don't know if it was your parents or was her. >> It seemed like everything was settled, but just a few minutes later, a scream came from the window. The police returned immediately, and this time they were not so gentle. >> What did we just talk about? >> What? Dude, >> what did we just talk about? [Music] >> She's asking you to leave her alone. >> What do you not understand? She was You pushed open the door, did you not? >> The doors are broken, dude. I have >> No, you pushed open the door. She was in there. >> I did not. >> What was she yelling at you for? What was she? >> What is she going to >> What was she yelling? Focus on me. What was she yelling at you about? >> Yelling at me. >> Yeah. When you walked in the bedroom here, what was she saying to you? >> When we were just out here 30 seconds ago, I literally went to the end of the driveway. We said she can go in there and lock the door. What' you do? You went in there and pushed it open. >> [ __ ] walking. Look at me, bro. Like, dude. Back up. >> Oh, you would have been back. >> Back up. Back up. You're going to tell me to back up on my property? >> I landlord's properties. >> Didn't remember. >> Okay. It's our landlord's property. >> So, she's going to get out of here tonight so we don't have to deal with you anymore. >> No, she's not. >> Yes, she is. And you can't force her to do that. >> That's cool. If she wants to leave, that's all right. >> I mean, she's cool. >> You can't you can't hold somebody captive in their own home, right? >> No, of course not. I mean, emotionally, like I her to death and I'm going to miss her, but going on her own accord cuz she doesn't want to be here because of what you're doing to her. >> I'm not going to treat her like [ __ ] >> Despite repeated warnings, Tyler stubbornly resisted arrest, forcing the police to resort to force. But was the arrest really legal when he was still standing on his own property? >> It's not trespassing. >> No. Yeah, it's trespassing. That gate's closed. You're on my >> You have a right to be here. >> But I'm paying I don't have a right to be here. I have >> Back up, >> bro. Back up, >> bro. You want to talk to someone? This is my property and I take care of that girl, bro. She doesn't even know it. >> Back up, >> bro. Don't What is he going to do? >> Yep, there it is. Right there. Yep. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't do that. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I need you to go in your house. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't You don't know what's going on, so don't involve yourself. >> You're on my property now. You're on their property. >> Yep. >> I didn't do anything illegally. >> Seriously, what we got going on your back? >> No. You, dude. You can't even do it. It took one of you. You're You, bro. >> You broke through my neighbor's door. You're paying for that. >> Hey, I didn't do [ __ ] suicide. >> I didn't do anything illegal. >> No, I did not. >> I'm still on my property. You're not walking me out on my property. No, >> I didn't do anything illegal. >> I didn't do anything illegal. >> Police confirmed that Tyler showed signs of resistance, clenched his jaw, and clenched his hands into fists. A sign of resistance that could be considered an assault on an officer. The possibility that Tyler was arrested while still on shared rental property raises legal issues about ownership and the right to refuse to cooperate in a welfare check, which could raise questions about citizenship and the legality of the arrest. Next, a citizen came to film a 100-year-old building. But just a few minutes later, the entire government office was in chaos because of a camera. >> Are you gonna violate my rights? >> Come right in. >> Uh, who are you and what's your name? >> My name is Ann Reed and I'm the administrative assistant in this office. >> Hi. >> All right. Well, I'm going to go see what else I can find in town. I appreciate you guys being professional. >> What seemed like a polite conversation suddenly turned into a fierce battle of words. Are the people encroaching or is it the government that is overstepping its bounds? >> I want to check out all the publicly accessible areas of this building just cuz it's an old building. 1888 I saw was built. >> Um >> the judge's office is at the end of the >> looked like it ended right there so I wasn't sure. >> Well, there's a couple of offices down there. >> Okay. Okay, cool. All right. Thank you. Hello. How are you? >> I'm just fine. >> Uh I don't need any help. I appreciate it though. Actually, is there anything that you recommend I look at? >> Yeah, I'm just getting some video of the building. Uh, this was built in 1888. Is that correct? >> Mhm. >> So, I like to check out historical uh public buildings. >> I don't know if we need to let you video inside. >> Oh, it's definitely a public. This is a public building, right? So, this is a public building and anywhere that's publicly accessible, I have the right >> to fit me in. And that's a first amendment protected activity. that the Supreme Court's already ruled on. So, I already asked where I couldn't go. I saw signs that said employees only upstairs. I'm not going up there. I just wanted to get some pictures and I'll be on my way. >> And that's that's how the law is. That's my rights. I'm not doing anything to anybody. No one expected that a few weeks later, the same deputy chief of police who had come out in support of the right to film would be arrested right on the street for blatant illegal behavior. >> I'm not going to get behind anyone's desk. >> Are you the purpose of your video? >> Oh, this is a historical building. This is a 150y old building. >> What are you doing with this video? >> I usually put them on I I publish them in various places. I just >> You can sit here and make demands. We could also make >> I'm not demanding anything. I'm just seeing to come in our office whether we won't allow you to. >> Is this the Is this your office or is this the public's office? >> Office. I am in charge of it. >> You're in charge of it. I'm in charge. >> Okay. And I'm not even asking to come in there. So, I don't know where why you buted yourself into this conversation with her. I'll continue talking to her. She was being polite. You You weren't I'm not talking to her anymore. >> Wait a second. If you're >> deescalate deescalate, are you going to violate my rights? >> Come right in here. Absolutely. I'd love to. Let's check this out. Who is this? Are you detaining me? I can leave right now if I wanted to. >> Would you please? We've got stuff out on our desk. >> That's on you to to make private, ma'am. You just asked me to come in here >> and I'm telling you to stand out in the hall now. >> You just asked me to come in here. >> Did you tell Ricky to come over here? >> Yep. Right now. >> I was being polite. I'm just getting videos of this historical building and now you want to try to order me around. But sir, you're telling >> I'm not gonna say nothing else. >> What was I telling you? I wasn't telling you anything. I was telling you that I was following the law. >> Sit down. >> You can't make me do anything. You can't. This isn't your office. This is the public's office that the taxpayers pay for. >> I wasn't even going to come in here but to say hi and leave, but you wanted us. >> Uh, who are you and what's your name? >> My name is Ann Reed and I'm the administrative assistant in his office. >> Hi, Ann. I'm Justin. >> Justin. >> Justin. >> Forgive me. That's all. Then why did she have to go? >> Because she works for the public and I'm a private citizen. >> Uh, you better leave. >> Why is that? >> Because you were told to leave. >> In front of the camera, he refused to take a breathalyzer test. Is there an exception to the law for people in uniform? Or are all citizens equally responsible? >> And the only thing that they had was uh they were in a meeting with the insurance agent or whatever and I said, "Well, I'll come back and get with the county judge. I don't know where." >> Just want just want them to understand. All right, cool. Which uh which way is the sheriff's? This way. >> Don't worry, we did not forget off camera. Sheriff Ricky Jones did give me that third lady's name. All right. Well, I'm going to go see what else I can find in town. I appreciate you guys being professionals. >> Yeah. The only other thing we really have in town, uh, Pville City Hall. >> Well, thanks again, man. >> Yes, sir. >> It's good to meet you guys. >> Chief Deputy Perry County. >> That's a sheriff. >> Okay. All right. So, how much have you had drinks again? >> I've had about three, maybe four. We bought a we bought a bought a a bucket. I got you. All right. Are you willing to do any test for me? And if you're chief deputy, you know, you're not supposed to be drinking. >> Okay. >> I understand. >> You know, I can't I can't just not do my job because of you. >> Again, I still got a job that I got to do. Okay. And you know that. >> Yeah. >> So, uh, are you willing to do some tests at this point with three? I don't know. And I haven't been to DWI in 20 years. I got I got you. Uh, but I'm not drunk. Okay. I can't stand on my >> Are you willing to do HGN? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> If you will, just remove your hat for me. Okay. Place your feet together, arms directly to your side. >> When the sheriff publicly defends his subordinates despite clear evidence, the question arises, who will believe in justice if the law enforcers themselves break the law? putting these hurting. I can't I can't do it. >> I got you. Would you be willing to blow in a PBT for me? >> I hate to argue with police officer. >> No, I understand. >> You know, >> I hate to argue with police with a police officer. I had a beer right before we left. I drank about a half a beer and set it on the table. >> Bucket and a steak is what I've had. >> Okay. >> We had a bucket and a steak and listened to Jamie Campbell play or Jason Campbell play because he's from Perry County. >> I got you. >> I don't know, man. We just trying to gauge where you at, man. You know it as well as we do. >> Oh, I know. I know, but like I said, I drink a half a beer before I long distance walked out the door, >> which is I don't want to do a PBT. I don't And I I know it's not admissible in court. I just >> Okay. Well, here's the thing. Okay. Uh I do believe that there is enough to arrest you for DWI on the test. Okay. Uh give me one second though. Let me talk to my sergeant. It's not a pass or fail test. Uh SFSTs, you look for clues. It's not a pass or fail test. >> How many clues did he fail on? You have to It's pass or fail. >> It's not pass or fail. >> If you feel like I need to get a ride or whatever, that's fine with me. Somebody to drive, whatever, that's I'm okay with that. >> I've had I we bought a steak each and a bucket of beer. >> Well, here. So, >> 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. >> I'm just, man, I I wouldn't have I wouldn't have got in my truck if I was if I was I promise you, man. >> I can't not with my bad ankles. I promise you I wouldn't have crawled in the truck if I I'm not I'm not that guy. We had a steak and three beer each. And I I say that we had a bucket. >> Did you just put a dip or a piece of gum or anything in your mouth? >> I've got zen. >> Zen. Okay. >> I The thing is is like I'm I'm trying to give you as much courtesy as I can, >> right? >> Okay. We both know that. >> Okay. Um, I've called my assistant chief to see how to go about handling this. And it's pretty much one of them things. DWIs are DWIs. Okay. So, >> I mean, there there is no professional courtesy. >> Okay. Uh, >> I mean, it is what it is. >> Uh, man, right now, I'm going to place you under arrest for DWI. Okay. >> Let me get my wallet. >> You good? >> The actions of the sheriff and deputy were seen as typical of police abuse. Law for the people and law for themselves. Deputy Chief Edwin Johnson resigned on Monday immediately after the incident. Sheriff Jones remained in office, but was heavily criticized and lost credibility in the community. X. He was just driving normally until an inexperienced officer decided to stop him without being able to say why. What am I suspected of? The driver repeated the simple question dozens of times, but the answers were only vague and unbelievable phrases. Okay. It's going to be an immigration inspection. Venezuelo, sir. >> It's going to be what? I'm sorry. >> This is an immigration inspection. I was going to say, is there anybody else with you? >> You have reasonable suspicion to pull me over? It's >> It's an immigration inspection, sir. >> I mean, you have I'm just >> You believe I'm not or what? >> What's that, sir? >> You believe I'm not or what? >> It's not It's not about a belief, it's a question. >> You're detaining me, >> correct? >> All right. What's your reasonable suspicion? What crime have you suspect me >> right now? It's It's an immigration inspection. That's right. I have my reasonable suspicion. >> What? What's your reasonable suspicion? What's your reasonable suspicion? >> What's your reasonable suspicion? >> What's that, sir? >> What's your reasonable suspicion? >> I can't hear you cuz the window's pretty low. >> What's your reasonable suspicion? >> What's that, sir? >> What's your reasonable suspicion? >> I have my reasonable suspicion, sir. >> What is it? >> You can you can there's information. >> What is it? >> You can go and you can grab a lawyer, whatever you want to do. >> You can't be doing this [ __ ] >> I already know there's nobody else with you. >> I'm going to ask to see inside the trunk. You want to consent? All right, stand by. I'm gonna uh you're detaining me. Okay. You are detained. Yes, sir. >> For what? What crime? >> Stand by, sir. It doesn't matter. >> What crime do you suspect me? >> Okay. >> What crime do you suspect me of committing? Are you detaining me? >> Yes, sir. You are detained right now. >> For what crime? >> Just stand by. >> For what crime? Get me a supervisor. >> Investigation. >> Get me your supervisor. >> What's your name? So I can request >> Get me your supervisor. >> What's your name? So I can tell him. >> Is your body cam, ma'am? >> It's on, sir. It's on. >> All right. Why are you detaining me? You can request everything. >> Why are you detaining me? >> All right, sounds good, sir. >> Get me a super. >> When you are held back for no reason, what do you do? This man asked for something few would dare to do. And the story took a different turn from there. >> The supervisor already been alerted, sir. He'll be he'll be here shortly. Um, >> are you still detaining me? >> Yes, sir. Just to let you know, uh, for what crime? >> So, I I checked out the vehicle registration. Are you detaining Alexand Rubio something Ron Laro Texas? >> Are you detaining me? >> So the vehicle I have no reasons of suspicion at this point now to believe that you're not a US citizen. So I'm I'm about to let you release already sir. Have a great day. >> If you want to go back to Pel Ron where have a great day sir. It was pending an immigration investigation sir to make sure that you're a citizen or a resident. But I have all the information I need at this time. >> Do you >> have a great time? Go back to Rinkon or wherever you want to go sir. It's a free country. Have a good day. Is it >> still do you still want to wait for the supervisor? >> Yes. Yes. You're going to wait here too. You're going to wait here too. >> If you want to waste time gladly, sir. Dr. >> Muel, >> no charges, no evidence. Still held as a suspect. When the truth comes out, no one can believe how it all started. >> You still detaining me? >> What's that, sir? >> Are you still detaining me, >> sir? I released you like two two minutes ago, sir. Sir, >> why is your light in my face? >> There's a there's a weapon on the floorboard. All right. >> You haven't made you haven't made any gestures saying that you're dead that you're you're trying to reach for it, sir. Is that illegal? Sir, >> is that illegal? >> What's illegal, sir? >> Carrying weapons, >> sir. I have my own, too. What's wrong with that? All right. You mentioned the weapon, not me. It's an observation, sir. >> Right. >> Is that illegal to make observations? Can >> you take your light off my eyes, please? Okay, sir. Yes, sir. What the 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. After releasing the man, the officer continued to shine a flashlight in his face and mentioned finding a gun in the car. The entire situation demonstrates a lack of knowledge of the law on the part of the officer along with an abuse of power and intimidation of the citizen. If this is protect and serve, then perhaps their moral GPS needs an urgent update. It seems that in Perry County, the police badge not only opens the door to justice, but also opens the door to escape. 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. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney. I've been pulled over four times in Pennsylvania, but they never mention about this all over the world. >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. >> Where's the control? >> I'll tell I'll tell you in a second, ma'am. >> With absolute faith in the police, Capil agreed to have his car searched, but this action triggered a nightmare that lasted for months. >> You got any friends or family around here, man? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Where's >> She's my wife. She's a nurse here. >> Oh, she's a nurse here. >> Yeah, she she'll be here in next 6 7 minutes. >> Oh, you're good, man. Where does she live at? So, where where were you headed to right now? Where's Were you headed back home? >> Yeah, I was just heading back uh to Little Caesar Pizza to have a visa and get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get head get back back to there >> where you coming from then? >> I'm coming from there. They told me that it will be going to take roughly around 15 minutes. >> Oh, okay. You got anything illegal in the vehicle? Do you know guns, drugs, bombs, hand grenades, nothing like that? Nothing. Even my dad and uncle both are police and so I am very much like >> but I have your consent to search the vehicle. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, just hang Do you got a Pennsylvania driver's license? Did you ever get one in Pennsylvania by chance? >> I didn't live there for long. This is my fourth visit in US. >> Okay. >> Like every time I have visit by road, never by plane. This is my fourth visit. >> Hello. >> Hello. What's going on? >> His wife or like what's taking you so long? So >> Okay. >> He gave him consent to search, but if you don't mind, just maybe park in and we'll be right with you. I've been pulled over four times in Pennsylvania, but they never mentioned about this plastic thing. Citizenship is super easy than all over world. >> Yeah. >> Arrested just because of a scent. When he asked for the reason for his arrest, the police refused to answer immediately and then the handcuffs were tightened. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney to have an attorney present during any questioning. >> If you cannot afford an attorney knowing and understanding your rights, I've explained them to you. Are you willing to answer any questions without an attorney present? >> Come over here, man. >> I'll read to you again. Okay. >> 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 speak to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, won't be provided for you at government expense. No one can understand your rights. I've explained them to you. Are you willing to answer any questions without an attorney presence? Yes or no? You want to answer any questions? >> Uh, I don't I didn't want to answer. >> So, no then. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right, man. You want to turn around? Put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. I'll tell you in just a second. Okay. >> He didn't do anything wrong. >> All right, man. So, right now, you're being placed under arrest for possession of control substance schedule 2. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Where's the control? >> I'll tell I'll tell you in a second, ma'am. >> You got you got a vial of opium that was in your center console. Go and take a seat. I know. >> I never have no future in my life. >> Okay. Give me a second, ma'am, and I'll explain what's what's going on. Okay. >> Okay. >> I need you to take a deep breath. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> Okay. >> Okay. The reason your husband's being placed in arrest is cuz he had opium. >> What is that? >> Opium. It's a schedule two control substance. It's a drug. >> So, he had that in his center console. Okay. >> So, right now he's being placed at arrest. He's going to be taken down this link county jail. He'll be processed through. >> He's in he leaves in the car. Okay. Then what's going to happen? >> So then he's going to get a charge for that. So more than likely with it being a Saturday, he's got to wait till Monday to see a judge. >> He's going to stay in jail on Sunday. >> Even with evidence from the store owner confirming the product was legal, Capill was not released. Why? A decision by ICE that made the situation even more dire. shower and for reflective license plate cover and he asked him if he could search the car. We don't he doesn't do anything. He's not, you know. So he said, "Yeah, sure." That is the name of the cologne. >> Mhm. >> And Officer Fresh Hour said it was drugs and that he was taken to jail. >> Well, the process right now is just to wait on the crime lab results because if the results come back negative for any drugs, then he the charges will be dropped. I saw the the vial that he was talking about and um what what clued him in that there was something off about it when I'm talking about officer fresh hour and that's typically something >> that's typically something that we see with um drugs that would be inhaled on a cigarette like >> PCP or something like that >> finger if you go back and listen to the video cuz I started recording as well sir and I listened to the video myself and he said in there he said I roll it on my fingers after I smoke a cigarette >> we'll make a decision ision on whether or not there needs to be prosecution. >> I asked him too. I said, "Where did you get this from on site?" He said, "Yes, I need a letter." The guy sent his letter, a business license, his driver's license, everything then from where he bought this from. >> So, could you bring that to me? >> No checks, no verification, just one word printed on a label and an honest immigrant's life turned upside down. Was this arrest an accident or a systematic abuse of power? If the cop would have never wrongfully arrested him, it was a bottle of clone. That cop wasn't even going to show him. >> You wouldn't even know what it was. >> Wouldn't even know what it was. >> Even admits that they don't have to take you to jail that they have a process when they find something they're not sure is drugs because essentially you went to jail for a bottle with a word on it. Okay. Now, if you did some kind of test or if it even looked like drugs and then it was labeled like a drug that it looked like and you I mean >> did they say it didn't look like drugs >> there? The only reason he thought it was drugs was because of the word on it. So essentially you went to jail for the word that was written on it. And so that's the whole thing and you that is not probable cause to take anyone to jail. Yeah. And so let's say best case scenario in this situation like let's say you were already a citizen so you didn't have to worry about ICE. Um, so you just sit in jail for 6 months until they test this stuff. >> Yeah. And what about our whole laws? >> What's going on? All the money spent, all the all the stress and tears and everything else. You You can be deported. >> Absolutely. >> Um, and it definitely also slows down that process that we were talking about earlier for you guys to get married. Now, instead of 11 more months, it's more like what, three more years? >> No, you have to wait for another 3 years. >> That's because now he's classified as a prior deportation. Capill's detention led to his being classified as a potential deportee, which extended his naturalization process from 11 months to 3 years. The entire incident raised questions about Benton police abusing their power by arresting someone without sufficient evidence based on the writing on a perfume bottle. Next, a blind man and a paralyzed man drive together, but instead of getting help, they're asked to get out of the car right on the highway. What made the police make such an unbelievable decision? >> Okay, cuz I'm smelling marijuana. Are we sure ain't nobody got nothing on them? >> I I Yeah. >> No, sir. >> Step out, sir. >> You can't see 100% paralyzed. >> Y'all know who I am. A police officer approaches the car ostensibly to pet the dog. But what's behind it? A diversion to do the most controversial thing in this video. >> Do you have a driver? Do you know your number by chance? Well, I'll get you information. The reason we stopped as you tag last pet the dog >> she want pie with you. >> Yes I do. >> Yes sir. Yes sir. My sweet was old. >> No wheelchair, unable to walk, but the police officer still asked the paralyzed man to crawl out of the car. This is when things got out of hand. >> Is there any marijuana in here? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Cuz I'm smelling marijuana. Are we sure ain't nobody got none on them? >> I I Yeah. No, I don't have any. Jacob don't have any. >> I'm smelling some. Are we we 100% sure? >> We we all consent to a search. You are going to step out of that >> vehicle. And I don't have >> All right. Step out, man. >> Yeah, >> babe. Start recording this. No, sir. Do not You're not taking nobody out of his vehicle. >> Step out for me, sir. >> I do not consent to a search. This is unlawful. You can do what you want to do. He's not breaking my constitutional right. >> What about me not having my blank canal? Y'all know who I am. >> Okay. I I don't know who you are, sir. I'm not going I'm not going to let you walk into traffic. >> I am recording that. Just >> All I know is I've been dirty by y'all done dirty by y'all before. So, I really don't trust y'all, honestly. >> Who is >> So, we don't have a sergeant. >> Where's Chris Asherson? >> He is the chief of police and he is not here. >> Well, >> I need you to step out of the vehicle, sir. >> What's your badge number, brother? >> I'm checking your pocket, sir. >> What's your badge number, brother? Walk over here with me, sir. Put your badge on. >> Okay. Walk over here with me, sir. >> Walk him over there. >> When the driver asked permission to use a catheter to avoid medical complications, the police officer's reaction shocked viewers. Was this action legal, >> which is why my wallet's not in the ride either. Is it okay if I get a caster out of this backboard? >> No, we're not doing anything till our lieutenant gets here. >> Okay. So, I got to piss on myself. I have to piss on a schedule. Yes, you have to pee on yourself, okay? >> She's not going to let you have catheter yet. >> Okay. Hey, stop digging around in there, man. >> Where's my >> Hey, stop digging around in there, man. >> Brother, I'm I'm not going to piss on myself. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Do what you got to do. I'm looking for a cat. >> Stop digging around in there, man. Right there. Right there. I don't know what the you're on, but you can get out of my face, buddy. >> You going to hold the for me? >> What? If you pull your out, I'm charging you with a decent exposure. I'm letting you know that. >> What do you know? I'm letting you know that. >> I cannot piss on. >> You notice I'm I'm constantly shaking here. In a minute, I'll start sweating. No. Stop. And And it's because my bladder is distended. >> And it's because I have to piss and and literally I use this straw to poke my bladder to pee. >> I'm just letting you know if you expose yourself, I'm charging you with it. >> Please, >> just die. I guess >> quick. Don't stand here and watch me or whatever. I've asked him several times. They told me I was going to get charged with indecent exposure. >> Yeah, I can't have you pulling that out on the side of the road. >> After the shocking search, the only thing police found was a small bottle of alcohol, but that caused a stir online and started a wave of lawsuits. >> I'm on a time schedule by my doctors. I have to piss every 4 hours or my bladder gets distended and I can it can cause issues. >> You hush. I can't listen to both of y'all at the same time. >> Told you. >> You hush, too. I use that and it can all >> So because he's paralyzed, he thinks that means he doesn't have to get out of the car >> for cause search. >> Okay. >> So let's do that now. >> Go for it. >> I'll grab some gloves and we'll make it happen. >> Will you tell me how I can a wheelchair? Like you said, >> a wheelchair. If I had known, I was going to go through all this side. >> I was expecting to run down here and run back. Brother, >> we can walk. >> Told you we can assist you. >> Is that how you want to do this, brother? >> I will. >> Yeah. No, I can't see. Now, does my buddy need help? >> Calm down. >> I'm going offer him help. Let's go right there. >> I got you. Let >> you need a You need a hand. >> Are we done? >> Yeah. 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. Both victims have now hired lawyers to sue for abuse of power, violation of civil rights, and abuse of people with disabilities. The video sparked outrage on social media, receiving millions of views. People expressed support and called for a complete overhaul of the Dicab police force. >> Here's President Trump. >> So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have a chat with her and and find out the situation. 30-year-old male, uh, multiple blows to the head, uh, swelling on the side of the face. He is conscious and breathing. >> John was attacked by his lover's husband in the middle of the park, causing obvious injuries. The police did not make an arrest despite sufficient evidence, only filed a simple report. Signs of a coverup began to emerge. >> Who who showed up? >> My husband. >> Okay. What's your husband's name? >> Josh Malik. >> Huh? >> Josh Malik. Josh is in APD. Josh, so what happened? >> Someone ran down the hill. I was sitting here exercising and just >> 30-year-old male. Uh, multiple blows to the head. Uh, swelling on the side of the face. He is conscious and breathing. >> Just came down and jumped to me and started hitting me in the head. >> Do you know him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And from what I understand, this is his wife. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. So, you had any beef with him? Any issues? >> Uh, there's been an ongoing issue, but nothing physical until now. >> Okay. You want to press charges? >> No. >> No. Okay. Well, we're going to have EMS. Which one's your vehicle? >> The white car. >> Okay. Let's go up to the vehicle so EMS can come check you out and then we'll finish the rest of it. >> Shawn said he lost his car keys, suspecting Josh took them. Despite signs of theft and assault, the police only filed a report and continued to avoid criminal prosecution, indicating that the cover up was becoming more and more obvious. >> I'll come up there as well and I'll have a chat with you as well and then I'll see if I can walk around and see if I can find it. >> We look for a good 10 minutes and I will see. >> Okay. >> All righty. So, let me get your name. >> Sean. >> Sean. Yeah. S H A U N. Man, last name. You know what day of the week it is, Sean? >> Uh, it's Sunday. >> You know what month we're in? >> November. >> What year is it? >> 2017. >> Who's president? >> It's Trump. >> How many quarters in a dollar? >> Four. >> Okay. >> You have any medical issues? Okay, cool. >> Did you lose consciousness at all? No. >> Did he just use his hands, feet? >> I think just his hands. Yeah. >> Okay. Instead of proceeding with criminal proceedings, the police only filed an information report. This decision further clarified the suspicion of avoiding responsibility to protect the suspect. Okay, Sean, because you don't want to press charges. Um, what I'm going to do is I'm going to write anformational report on this. It's going to have you, it's going to have him, and it's going to have her. Um, on one press charges I've ever been in one fight in my entire life. So, if you feel like this is an ongoing thing and it's just escalated to this, nine times out of 10, I can't even say that. Sometimes it'll escalate even worse. Like, he may put you in the hospital or worse. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have a chat with her and and find out the situation, what's going on. So, okay, man. >> What's your name? >> S T E P H. >> Yeah. night. >> And who who showed up? >> My husband. >> Okay. >> What's your husband's name? >> Josh. >> Huh? >> Josh Malik. >> Josh is in APD. Josh >> in the same industry. Instead of applying for emergency protection, the police simply advised Shawn to seek a restraining order himself. This passivity showed that they did not take the risk of further violence seriously. So, I'll ask you again. Sean, do you want to press charges? >> I mean, it's totally up to you. And >> what does that mean? >> Um, there's going to be a report made >> and it's going to go I take you know who her husband is. >> Yeah. So, it's going to go up through the department is too, right? >> Yeah. >> It's going to go up through the department and it's going to go to internal affairs because he still is an employee and you've never had any issues with him. She hasn't mentioned anything to you. >> What do you mean not physical? >> He's never hit me. >> Okay. >> There's been I mean >> that time when he did his whatever he was coming to try to find me. I'm pretty sure. >> Oh, the incident. The >> Yeah, that's what she told me cuz she called me frantic on the phone saying he just left drunk in a car and he's looking for you. I'm like, "Oh, that's great." I wasn't living at the place I'm living now, somewhere else. But um >> Okay. >> Cuz we've been having an affair for months now. and um he knows about it and she just lies to him that it's not happening. It is still happening. >> I'm just a nice guy. >> Okay. Sure. Well, I'll give you case number and care number on this. Um if anything else comes up, you can reference the case number and it'll have all the information on it. >> Uh I would highly suggest you get a civil restraining order. >> It it's it's really not going to be able to do much for us. All that's going to happen is if he contacts you, comes over by your house, comes over within 100 yards, that kind of stuff. >> Um, you'll call an officer, officer will write a report, you'll take it to court, and then you go before the judge. He violated my uh my civil restraining order by doing this, >> and then the judge will decide what's going to happen beyond that. >> So, all you'll do is take the take the report, but it's it's something that's going to protect you. I mean, it's only a piece of paper. It's not bulletproof. It's not fist proof. >> Although the suspect may have taken the keys and caused injuries, the police did not make any arrests or search. They simply advised Shawn to call Triple A and promised to come by and check on the man before there was ever attack. >> Either here or he may have taken it. We're not sure. >> So, we should have been right there. >> Yeah. So, if if something happens with your vehicle, reference that and they'll you'll know that the key was missing. So, either somebody picked it up, >> picked it up from here and figured out where your car is or it was him. So, it'll be in the report. >> All right. Thank you. >> Any questions for me, Sean? >> I think so. >> Okay. I'm going to hang out for a little bit until >> Okay. Yeah, they should be here in 15 minutes. 20 minutes. >> Okay, cool. Stephanie, you going to be good? >> Yeah. >> You going to be okay going home? >> Uh, I'll probably stay away for a little while. >> Go over there with my mom. We'll see. It'll be fine. >> Okay. Let us know if there's anything else we can do, anything else we can help with. If you have any issues, go ahead and call us back. Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. I'm going to hang out for a little bit longer and then until somebody comes and opens his vehicle. >> Okay. >> And then all I'll do is I'll keep swinging by and just kind of keep an eye on your vehicle. >> Okay. Yeah. Thanks. Yeah. >> Police delays in action, failure to make arrests, and failure to file criminal records can be manifestations of abuse of power, internal bias, and violations of due process. When the reason for the car search is smell, justice is lost. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. The man just stood there filming and was immediately surrounded by police demanding to check his identity. But wait, in California, do they have the right to do that? >> And you have been except for asking for my ID. I haven't. and you haven't been except for asking for my ID. I haven't. >> Then why won't you show me your ID? >> Because I don't need to. >> When asked why he refused to show his ID, he simply replied, "Because I don't need to." And that's when things started to spiral out of control. >> You're not um supposed to film here on ground, sir. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yeah. Well, it just depends on who you are and what you're doing. >> Oh, okay. Well, I'm not doing anything wrong. I just I I like government facilities, especially I've never seen this one. So, >> can I just see your ID real quick? >> No, sorry. >> You can't just walk on the ground. >> It said that this is a pedestrian walkway. >> Yeah, but I mean, you really have to have a purpose to be here. >> I do. I do. I just wanted to get some shots of the facility and that's all. And I wasn't going to go inside or anything. I know I'm not allowed to go inside, so I understand. You know, I'm not trying to >> I don't >> cause any problems. >> Let's see your ID. >> Why? >> That That's one thing you can't deny when asking for ID. Oh, is that is that true? >> I'm not going to give you my ID. >> Adam 22, I'm out with one subject. He's failing to give me his ID in front of the bus stop. One male call. >> This isn't a public bus stop. >> All I just don't want you filming. There's no reason to film it. >> It's I mean I I I record and document all police encounters that I come across. Okay, >> that's fine. So, your best option is just to be polite, courteous, and >> and you have been except for asking for my ID. I haven't committed any crimes. >> Um, when you were on our property, I don't know if you read that sign. >> I did. >> That's all. I mean, >> let me assure you, I'm not a felon. >> Okay, that's okay. I don't have any weapons, so I'm not trying to cause problems. >> Okay, then why won't you give me your ID? >> Because I don't need to. More and more police arrived, and one passer by even threatened to beat him up, but he didn't retreat. Instead, he pulled out an object that escalated the situation. >> Can I talk to you for a second? >> Sure. Yeah, go ahead. >> I don't really want to be Can you turn that off? I prefer a >> No, sorry. You're staying live. >> You I I don't want you standing in the middle of the street. >> I'm not in the middle of the street. I'm on a sidewalk. >> Can I ask you what why you're filming? >> You can. I'm not going to discuss it. We got three units here now. Uh, tonight you're talking about spray with the customer. >> Montello. >> Sergeant Montela. Thank you. >> Montel. >> How are you? >> I'm good. I'm okay. >> So, what's going on? >> Uh, these guys got here late, right? >> These guys surrounded me because I was uh recording. One of their customers like threatened me to kick my ass. >> People or someone else? >> No, he left. He took off after he threatened me. >> And uh I had to pull out the pepper spray. But you know >> what? Can you explain to me what happened or how this all transpired? >> I was just here recording. They didn't like it. >> You're recording them just for the sake of recording. Or >> I wanted to check it out, but then people started approaching me and, you know, >> then they started calling the cops. So, I'm like obligated to stay here >> while you guys >> show up and I want them to know that, you know, I want them to understand that. Yeah. Everyone has a right >> and I think I think we're getting conflict. What's your first name? >> I'm not going to say >> that's fine. Uh I want to address personally, but >> you call me the observer. If they have footage of that, I would definitely look >> all your footage is from you here on the sidewalk. >> Really? Okay. >> What was your name? >> I'm not going to say. >> You're not going to give it? Okay. So, you understand that you're not allowed to be on the property. There shouldn't be an issue, right? Gotcha. >> Okay. >> So, does their property start just for my information? Yeah. The asphalt, >> is that where their property starts? >> Right. This is public right here. We can stand here >> at a courthouse. When he started filming, the staff immediately reacted angrily. You can't film here. But who is really breaking the rules? >> Are you recording this? >> Yeah. >> I'm not allowed to record this. >> Is this for traffic tickets and stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay, gotcha. I'm allowed to record though. >> What? >> Suite. >> Why? >> You cannot film in here. >> I can totally film in here. This is a government building. >> So, we have the code. >> Yeah. What's the code? >> The glass. >> This is a public building. I'm allowed to record in here. No, you're No, you're wrong. You're absolutely I just went in the courthouse, too. I filmed all around in the courthouse. >> You're not allowed to do that. >> No, that's They let me in. The sheriff's let me in. So, >> there's a rule of court, so it says that you can't do that. >> Penal code 630. >> So, there's information on our website that tells you that you have to get in order to film in a courthouse. >> You can go to the website and look at it. >> This will be the penal code, right? So, you can have that for your reference as well. >> Privacy PC 632. >> Yes. >> Okay, I'll hang on to that. Perfect. >> It's none of your business. It's none of my business. Why? Because privacy. >> Sure. Let's go with that. >> Okay. All right. So, you got to stop recording people here. >> No. No. I'm not going to stop recording people here >> because it's my right. First amendment. The >> First Amendment is not protected recording. >> Let me let me bring you up the rule of court. You can go ahead and do that. I'll give you >> this is not a courtroom. >> I understand. I'm not allowed to film in a courtroom. I understand that. This is not a courtroom. This is a public building. >> Part of the courtthouse. >> I don't care. >> I'll th Go ahead. I'll You know what? I'll throw I'll throw a lawsuit at you guys. Go for it. You want Excuse me. >> What is the reason that you're taking pictures? >> Why? >> Cuz this is a private property. >> Is it yours? >> And what is the reason that you taking >> It's interesting. >> A commanding officer asked him to stand in a different position for safety reasons. But when asked if he would be arrested if he did not comply, he responded with a sentence that made the whole team hesitate. >> Hey, Carpenter. >> Yeah, thank you. I got a call. This is the guy that was out here yesterday. wanted to talk to us. >> No name, no nothing. >> Yeah, he's not. Well, the biggest issue for us is >> this guy wanted me to remove my mask. What's up with that? >> Well, it's loud out here. >> So, anyhow, that's that's that's the concern is as they're pulling out. Okay. >> All right. Thank you very much. Appreciate it. Thanks. >> How's your day going today, man? All right. How about you? >> Good. >> Not really. >> You You didn't tell me what you're doing. I I >> I'm recording. It's clear. It's clear what I'm doing. >> Okay. >> We're four. We're four out here. >> All right. Well, you have a good day. >> You too, Carpenter. I already got your >> handwritten business. >> Just make sure you know lock in or something like that. >> Was that Wilson or >> My name's Officer Wilson. >> Wilson. Cool. There are no specific arrests in the video, but many of the police actions could constitute a violation of constitutional rights, such as obstructing the press, making threats, or illegally demanding ID. The video is a poignant reflection on the problem of police ignorance, minor abuses of power, and the potential for escalation into serious litigation. Next, standing on the sidewalk doing nothing wrong, but the police still ordered them to back off, threatening to arrest them. So, what are they afraid of? >> I don't know what you're dealing with, with whom you're dealing with. I have not had time to assess the situation. And then the first thing that I start getting from him is him threatening me. However, if I if I was speaking to the driver, >> let me just say this to educate you. >> A black man was stopped for a familiar reason, but the police later admitted to a strange mistake. >> We're going to mess with this guy for allegedly running a stop sign. They have a cop parked in the middle of the road. Like they they could it's just >> two vehicles for a stop sign. >> But Detroit cops be like that. >> This is where the tax dollars are going. Two cops for a stop sign. >> Detroit cops are like that. So we're just going to make sure everything's okay. The driver would like us to keep recording to make sure they don't violate his rights. Detroit cops are known for beating people they love. >> So we're going to continue to to film. >> Bro, shut up. I'm not talking I'm talking to my audience. Shut up, bro. You're going to make this worse for yourself. >> I said I'm sorry that happened to you. It's not interference or obstruction. They're messing with the wrong ones. I'm not in the mood for them today. Free speech. No, >> say whatever we want. We're not interfering in the investigation. >> I think they're upset cuz they took him over for a stop sign when he didn't run it. >> Yeah, that's probably what it is. >> Human have human decency and say, "Hey, we're going to leave you with a warning and then let him be on his way." >> Yeah. Interference is a physical act. So, they can eat a sandwich. When the victim begged to be filmed to protect herself, what was the police's first reaction? Not an explanation, but a threat. >> Public sidewalk. I'm on an easement, man. Stop giving me orders. The space sits between us. I'm on curdilage filming what I can see in public. I could literally be up in his window and I'm not even like up in his window. I'm standing on the sidewalk. He's telling me to step away. Bro, I'm talking to my audience. So, don't tell me I'm not First of all, obstru No, no. Obstruction is a physical act. I'm not obstructing your investigation cuz you're not dealing with the driver at this moment. >> Talk to him one more time. >> You can show me whatever you want, bro. You show me what you want. I can talk to whoever I want. I'm not interfering in your investigation. I don't know. He said he said he's tough from afar, but never up close. I think it's probably what he said. >> Guys, I'm not allowed to talk to you cuz if I talk to you, then you know this cop will show me. Bro, I'm one of the largest civil rights activists in the country. I wish you'd show me, bro. I'm not one of the people that make that empty threat either. I got three dozen cops off the force, right? So, if you don't talk to me, I don't talk to you. You let me do my job, I let you do your job. I'll give you another finger to match with that one. All right, bro. >> No, he gave me the thumbs up. I was just giving him a different finger. >> I can talk to him if I want to talk to him anyways, but that's not the point. I was >> talking on the phone. No one's even talking. Then again, you'd expect that police would have investigatory skills and capabilities. >> I have taken dozens of police officers out of the force. A statement that silenced the entire patrol, but they still deny this. >> I mean, secondly, they got they got dash cams. They're going to have to prove that he ran the stop sign. I mean, we're hindering traffic. All that. It has nothing to do with the stop sign. Something they saw a black dude rolling around in a car. They thought they were going to hem him up. They didn't get what they were looking for. So now guys at home now they're going to write this dude a ticket and try and take money out of his pocket cuz they're a bunch of coward pigs. >> So So you're absolutely right audience. >> I'm I'm talking to my audience now. But legally the Supreme Court has ruled that a traffic stop can not exceed 15 minutes. Uh we've been here 18 minutes already. This traffic stops going you stop before then. So there is an excellent argument to be made um that this traffic stop exceeded the legal limits. It seems like they're just they're just giving people tickets out here in Detroit. >> I know, babe. I know. >> Doesn't make sense, doesn't it? >> It It doesn't. Well, I mean, the job of policing doesn't make sense. Steal money from hardworking Americans and like I don't I don't understand that, guys. Now, they're giving him a break. Now that they're on camera for everyone to see, they're going to give him a break now. >> Just a name. But instead of doing the right thing, they chose to violate public policy right in front of the cameras. >> File a complaint against this officer. Where would I go to to file that complaint? Listen, just >> wait a minute. Hold on. We going anywhere. I need to know who am I. You being videotaped, too. >> Yeah, no worries. I love that. >> Say out here. >> First name is uh Yeah, no worries. First name is good. Last name is citizen. >> Your first name. >> I don't wish to identify a police unless I've committed a crime. Nothing against you, my bro. No issues with you. Listen, >> come on. That ain't even that's not your name. >> It you know what that's how I go about good citizen. Here here's the thing, right? I don't have an issue with cops. Um I don't hate cops more than anybody else. >> Here by the way you >> civil rights story. Um >> okay. >> So while we're driving down the street >> Oh, he wants to know if he he can go. Can he go? >> He go Oh, you good, man. >> So we we're just driving by. We see the and we figured that we' we'd film. >> Um and I don't know why. Let me ask you this. You go all over the world doing this. >> All over the country, do you? In fact, this is my second trip to Detroit. And the way that I do things is I don't speak to you while you're doing your job because you're doing your job. I don't know what you're dealing with, with whom you're dealing with. So, I stand back, I film, I don't say a word to you. And then the first thing that I start getting from him is him threatening me obstruction for talking to the driver and I'm I'm narrating to them what's happening. However, if I if I was speaking to the driver, >> let me just say this to educate Jay. So, you got to understand when officers on a traffic stop, >> you can't interfere. No one's interfering. >> No, no, no, no. Listen, just hear me out. I can't interfere. >> No, no. Right. Listen. Wait a minute. Hear me out. Okay, bro. >> You You can't uh >> like for instance, let's use you example. For his safety and my safety, that's it. You can stand right here all day and observe. You're right. I'm just saying you can't say anything to that driver. >> Yeah. But you can't have a direct conversation. All they said was, "I was sorry." >> Okay. >> Here's a little bit of the of the fine. >> Here's a little bit of the disconnect, which I And I'm not trying to have a roadside debate with you cuz you got to do your job. We got [ __ ] to do today. >> Under Michigan state statute, obstruction is listed as a physical act. Well, me just being loud and taking away from your ability to investigate can be an obstruction. However, there has to be exigent circumstances. So, even if I was just speaking to that guy, you okay? You mind if I film? I'm allowed to do that. And I'm not. He told me that he was going to take me to jail. >> And and he's a coward because if he put his hands on me, if he put I like you. You're a very nice guy. But if he put his hands on me, I'll put my hands on him. >> All right. I appreciate you, man. Okay. >> But um >> I'll talk to >> what's his name? >> What's that? >> What's his name? >> 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. After being denied his name and number, he announced that he would file a complaint with the internal affairs department, stating, "I will take his job." The channel owner has experience in suing and ousting errant officers. The case illustrates a lack of transparency, abuse of power, and biased tactics of hunting the wrong person. An arrest, without evidence, without a lawyer. This is a clear demonstration of blatant police abuse. There was somebody sitting in the bathroom. But >> did you see anybody come out that looked beat up or was crying? Did you hear anybody in there crying? >> No, I didn't see anyone that was crying. >> I'm going to call Jason real quick. >> She was just in there. >> What was she wearing? >> She was on my camera. I don't remember. >> Was she white? Black. >> She was white. She has You'll know. You'll know instantly. She has like This is like When I say swollen, it's like beyond swollen. Like >> how old did she look? >> Uh she wasn't she didn't look that old. 30 something I would say. >> 30s. Okay. Her name is you like you'll see her. >> A white female 30s who was beat. >> Okay. Outside gym on the bench. >> I don't know. All right. We're going to head out. All right. Thank you. I wonder if this is the girl I was looking for yesterday. The guy on the crutches. >> Yeah, we took him to the hospital. We had to I had to get him checked out. >> Yeah. Hey. >> I'm wondering if it's the same girl. >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Can I help you? >> Police responded to a report of a woman being assaulted, but when they found her, she claimed she was fine and refused help. And it didn't end there. >> What's going on? Someone said there was a young lady who had said her husband had beat her up, but she was upset and crying. Okay. Are you good? Is everything good? Um, yesterday, and this is just curiosity, I were you over across the street for a little bit in the bushes, >> boys? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> I was at Cowboys yesterday, sitting out front. >> All right. I wasn't in a bush or anything. >> Okay. I got a call for a young lady yesterday at the intersection. I don't know. It might have been somebody else. >> All right. So, you're good. You don't need me for >> I'm okay. >> Any purposes. All right. You can imagine why I'm asking. >> Yeah. >> You had a >> A lot of people ask embarrassing. I don't want anybody to ask anymore. >> Okay. Well, I I can empathize with not wanting, you know, the attention you don't want, but some people are concerned. And >> I appreciate their concern. >> All right. You know, get a hold of us if you do need my help or, you know, any of my friends. >> All right. All right. Thank you. >> Y'all think I was coming in here and steal? >> I didn't steal anything. >> Didn't you see all this? >> You see all this? >> Whatever. We didn't watch our last hour in Subway. You remember me from yesterday, right? >> Did you? He was supposed to pay for all this stuff. >> When did you think he did? After you took it off the shelf and walked around with him the entire time. >> I didn't. I >> Well, take all of it off and put it on the counter. >> He was supposed to pay for it. I thought he did. >> He didn't put on the counter. >> I went to Subway while he went to go pay for it. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Lee. I went to Subway while he went to go pay. I even >> Is there any duty that you added to your mouth? >> I was eating Subway. He was >> We've been watching you since you walked inside. We know everything you did. >> But I didn't steal anything. >> Christa was moved from suspicion of abuse to theft. Despite the lack of clear evidence, she was repeatedly questioned and denied the right to review the camera. >> Here's how speaking to an attorney. >> No, because I didn't steal anything, sir. And if you saw the cameras, you saw that he stole it. >> You're done speaking. You're waiting for your attorney. So, you're done speaking. >> I'd like to see the cameras. >> Well, there's a camera right there. There's a camera right there. And there's a camera right there. You can see all three of those. >> I'd like to see right here, too. >> I did not steal anything he did. >> Okay. >> You said you were done talking. >> There's a [ __ ] baby. >> Mhm. >> Why am I getting in trouble for something I didn't do? >> Is it the baby fishing pole that she was walking around with? >> Yes. And I was paying for that. I had $10. >> Okay. Where's your receipt? >> I was paying for everything. >> Where's your receipt? >> I didn't pay for it yet cuz I was at Subway. >> You guys walked outside. >> No, he >> So, you didn't pay for it yet. >> He put it in the bag. I thought he put it back. >> And you didn't pay for it yet. I don't care how many dollars you have. >> Dude, I was I even put $10 aside for the baby toy. He stole it. Look back on the cameras and see that he took everything. He put it all in his bags because I know for a fact I didn't. >> Okay. When did he put it in the bag? >> Look at Subway. >> When did he >> I was I walked away and then it was gone. So I don't even worry about it. >> But by raising your voice is not going to get you any further or >> because this is ridiculous. I didn't steal anything. >> Did you hear what I said? >> This is this is completely illegal to arrest me when I did not steal anything. >> Okay, that's a conversation you can have with your attorney. >> I did not steal anything. He did. I do not deserve to get in trouble for him and his wrongdoing. >> Even though she didn't actually take or keep anything, Christa was charged as an accomplice simply because she was with the thief. The police didn't need proof, just speculation, and that was enough to convict her. Be >> back outside just a minute. Ma'am, come with me. >> He's coming with you. You guys are going to be in the same car in 10 minutes. >> There, please don't arrest me. I didn't do anything. And I don't break the law. I don't I don't try to do bad stuff. >> Stay right here. >> Can I smoke now? >> I told you you'll be able to smoke. >> I'm not going to run. I swear I I don't I'm not even fast enough. >> Let me get this started up. Steel. all these telesc. >> Despite her protests and claims of innocence, Christa was taken into custody. The police remained silent without any explanation as if the process did not need to be transparent. >> Seek H. >> Can they go in a room together? >> Yeah. >> With you? Are you staying while they're here? >> If I need to or I need some I mean >> birth. >> Well, >> if if there's a a G4 guy that could just keep an eye so I can finish typing up my stuff. >> Yeah, there's that's what I was thinking. I can put them where there's another >> cuz they are in my custody. >> I was going to say so I can put them where somebody's watching another person right next door and put them together. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> 22. >> Thank you for letting us stay together. >> No problem. Is that anything good? >> Oh, yeah. >> Just need the med clearance for the jail. They wouldn't take her because she's puffy and bruised. >> Okay, have a seat for me. I'm Lindsay, the nurse practitioner. Are we still on? >> No, you guys are still in custody. The only reason he's not, too, is because of the crutches. So, um, they're both in custody. It's a theft thing. They've been no issue. They're a couple, so they should be fine. You only need it cuz they're in custody. Thank you. I just got to go outside and finish my paperwork. I told you we were watching you the whole time. >> So, I'm getting charged with petty theft or an accomplice to petty theft or is it the same thing? >> Um, it's pretty much the same thing. It's pett Well, you're being charged with petty theft and that is the charge. >> Does it say on the paperwork that I'm an accomplice? >> Uh, the narrative describes everything that we saw happen. You can make, like I said, you can make your argument with an attorney with the courts. >> I really didn't steal it. It's fine. >> Like, >> okay, >> and I didn't. >> When formally charged with petty theft, Christa collapsed, terrified. As for the police, they were unsympathetic, unlisting, and gave her no chance to explain. The case reflects the risk of abuse of power, stereotypes, and lack of transparency in criminal proceedings. From protect and serve to threaten and retreat when filmed. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. [Music]