And you think you're the owner of public property? What's wrong with you? Law. You're not a You're not an officer. Okay. Learn something. >> Right. >> Either you want my opinion. I just gave it to you. Put the camera down. >> Uh I'm videaping >> claiming to be the police chief in the middle of the street. Who does he really think he is? >> Damn it. To the best of my knowledge, you haven't been authorized to be here. You shouldn't be taking pictures inside a police vehicle. >> You're nobody. You're a city manager. You're the city. You're the city manager of Kalisoga. >> The First Amendment test quickly devolved into unimaginable chaos. A self-proclaimed police station owner brazenly asked citizens to leave. But was this really his right? >> This is public parking over here. >> Okay. >> You are. You just told me you're the owner. You're telling me to leave? When the police started asking for IDs, the situation immediately changed. Was there a legal basis or was it just a blatant abuse of power? >> This is private property, sir. I'm going to have to ask you to leave. Okay. >> Well, I'm just taking pictures. >> I know, but it's private property. Well, I'm I'm letting you know. I'm the city manager, so >> Oh, you're the city manager. >> What's not p What's Where is it not private? >> What are you taking pictures for? >> I've already told him I'm just taking pictures for stuff that I use for other uh like stories or whatever that people do. Do they buy them from you? >> Well, the issue is that part of half of this stuff is property. >> You're a little close, too. Can you back up? >> Sure. >> Gotcha. >> And you know, it's authorized personnel only. And to the best of my knowledge, you haven't been authorized to be here. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to have to ask Pay attention what you say. >> If it was if there was a legal issue, then I'm sure the officer >> Well, it is authorized personnel property only. So, that's why >> So, I'm the own technically I'm in charge of >> You're the owner. I'm the owner. >> Gotcha. Okay. Well, [ __ ] I didn't know. So, we're not >> Appreciate your cooperation. >> So, this parking lot that's private or what's not private? >> Everything down to the river and this way is is city property. This is public parking over here. >> Okay. >> The park across the river is public. But, you know, I guess my question is by you taking pictures, it makes a lot of people uncomfortable. And especially, you know, with everybody being masked up because of COVID compliant, >> the back and forth was tense. The request for name and number was avoided. Were they trying to hide something? >> You have an ID on you? >> I do have an ID on me, but I don't understand what's this. This is You shouldn't be taking pictures inside a police vehicle. >> No. And that's You don't have access to that. You're not allowed to see that. It's confidential information there. >> It's off. It doesn't matter. Sir, do you have an ID on you so I can just >> I do have I do have an ID. Can we see it, please? >> Why Why are you're not a a cop? Why would I have to show you my ID? >> They're asking for your ID >> now. You're guiding them to ask for my >> I'm their boss. >> You're their boss. You're the chief of police here. >> Get get educated real quick. Why don't you back up? I ain't giving you nothing. >> Okay, then I'm going to ask you to >> I'm not leaving. I'm not moving at all. >> Yeah. Stand Stand the down. This isn't private property. This is public property. How long you been a cop? >> I'm not sitting. >> How long you been a cop? You're too dumb to >> A sudden push from the police sparked a fierce confrontation in the middle of a public area. >> It's on my uniform. >> It's So it's right there. So you don't know how to identify either. What's your name and badge number? >> Officer Paneaga. Badge number 818. >> So what's your name and badge number now? >> Let's start with that name and badge number. >> Officer Arland. >> There you go. Badge number >> 178. >> There you go. learn something. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not moving. >> Come here. I'll show you. >> No. No. How about that? No. >> Okay. >> You're nobody. You're a city manager. You're the city manager of Kalisoga. >> You're the city manager of Kalisoga. You need to get educated on the laws. >> You even said you were even dumb enough to say you were the owner of this property. You don't own public property. What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you? It says no vehicle. >> It says Does this in that code say people can't be here? >> Cuz I can bet you it didn't. >> I can bet you the code doesn't say that cuz I looked it up. I looked up the code. If there's no law to back it up, there's nothing you can do. So, what's your name? As a matter of fact, >> what's your name? >> You're getting a little closer. >> You're a You were just one foot from me. I can get close. I can get closer. You're You're a public servant. What's your name? >> My name is Mike. >> Mike? Oh, let me ask you that. Why would you think you're the owner of public property right now? >> Yes, you are. You just told me you're the owner. You're telling me to leave? You're not a chief of police. You're a city manager. You You ever heard of a separation? You don't tell them what to do. Their chief does. And you think you're the owner of public property? What's >> You're lucky there was an educated cop here who who knew to call because if if if this officer would have mistakenly touched me or something, >> Mr. City Manager would have cost the city of Kalisogga a [ __ ] ton of money. So learn the law before you try to enforce the law. You're not right. This is public property. This is not your property. So we have an ignorant city manager here that does not know the law and another ignorant officer that was willing to enforce laws that don't matter based off of this man's word. >> As a series of officers were called to account, the atmosphere turned into a public manhunt right at the scene. >> You're touching me again. I can walk wherever I want. You look at all these piece of trash Sacramento cops, dude. >> This dude thinks he can touch me and push me whenever he wants. >> Straight piece of garbage, dude. Fine. I'll back out if you're going to move the vehicle. I got no problem with that. Straight piece of trash. I need everybody's name and badge number real quick. I got most of them, but now they're not identifying. What's your name and badge number? Name and badge number. See, they won't identify none of them. I need everybody's name and badge numbers for the record so I can file complaints. >> Need your all name and badge number so I can file complaints. Send your guys' policy to give that to me. >> Okay. Name and badge number. >> What's your name and badge number in the back? >> Name and badge number. Get your funky ass out of here. Name and badge numbers. Now they're just going to drive away as well. Yo, I need your name and badge number. It's in your policy. Okay, I'll get the car. No problem. That's the vehicle. I don't know if that's Sacramento or Kalisoga, but it looks like Sacramento and Kalis Stoga are about to go uh rage somebody. >> The video ends with the police leaving and the citizen affirms that he will pursue responsibility to the end. The incident exposed the abuse of power and ignorance of the law by both the city manager and some officers, the potential damage to the AY's reputation, high litigation costs, and increased public pressure on abuse of power in law enforcement. Next, in the heart of Jacksonville, a man simply holds up a camera, but is immediately warned. This is the law. You could go to jail. >> Do what now? >> Go ahead and keep on taking pictures. I appreciate your concern. >> This is a public public sidewalk. >> That's public. That's true. But >> am I being detained? >> Yes. At this point, you are being detained. >> Okay. >> When the police showed up, they admitted he had done nothing wrong, but still forced him to show his ID, threatening to arrest him if he refused. >> I'm sorry, I can hear you. >> I'm sorry I can hear you. >> Yeah. You can't take pictures of building. This building right soon as chairs track their head not take no pieces of the building >> cuz what is it 911? >> 911. >> Okay. Is that is that law or policy? >> That's law. >> If I keep taking picture, what's going to happen? >> Well, they have to come put you in jail. I'm the second police just left right there. You don't want to get yourself in no troubles or nothing like that. >> Well, I know. >> Now, you can go across that street over there. You can do anything over there you want to. >> Okay. What's the difference between this public sidewalk and that public? See, and you're not allowed to take no pictures downtown of no buildings. >> Really? No buildings at all? >> No, at all. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to go ahead and keep on doing it. And >> what now? >> I'm going go ahead and keep on taking pictures. I appreciate your concern. >> I can't do that. So, you want me to call up? >> You call whoever you want to. It's It's perfectly legal. >> Take pictures. Whatever you want to >> through the basement, not the building. >> Sure. You have a gentleman want to take pictures of street. >> What is he wearing? >> You got a black vest on, gray pants. You got a black cap. The situation suddenly took a turn. Initially told to go free, but just seconds later, he was declared under arrest. A chilling turn of events in the middle of a crowded street. >> Private property. >> What? This is a public public sidewalk. >> That's public. That's true. But uh just because you're standing on public property um take pictures of a private property. >> Where does the private property begin? I want to take pictures. >> Okay. >> Do you have any ID on your site? >> Uh yeah, but I don't I need to see it. >> For what? >> What am I doing wrong? >> You're not doing anything wrong. >> Okay. Then >> I I also have the right to ask you for an identification. >> If you refuse to identify yourself, you can be arrested for that. I'm not doing anything else. I'm not being detained or my opinion. >> You are the one that contacted me. >> Okay. So, if you want to leave, you can leave. But if you're going to give me trouble, then I'll give you >> I'm not giving you trouble on this. >> You either you want my opinion, I just gave it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you videotaping me? >> I'm going. Bye. >> Sir, >> have a nice day. You said I'm free to go. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. >> Put the camera down. >> Uh, I'm videaping free video recording, sir. >> All I wanted to do was ask you about it cuz I'm in a public space. You are? Yes, sir. >> And you're a public official, sir. I have the right to correct you. I have not done anything wrong. >> And if I'm not being detained, I'm leaving. So, am I being detained? >> Yes. At this point, you're being detained. >> Okay. I'm being detained. Can you tell me why I'm doing 13? >> Can you tell me why I'm being detained? >> Oh, no. You are >> because I'm being detained. That's the law. If I'm not being detained, I have to show it to you. >> Okay. But I would like to know what legal reason you're detaining me. >> Okay. By no way in Put that camera away first. >> I'm not putting it away. >> That's my right. >> Are you going to give me your ID or not? >> Yeah. If you if you're detaining me, I think it's an illegal detainment, but I'll go ahead and give it to you. >> I'm investigating a suspicious circumstance at this point. >> Investigation is suspicious. What is suspicious about what I'm doing? >> Police justified the incident as a suspicious situation. But can taking a few photos turn a citizen into a suspect or is it just an excuse? >> My opinion on what was >> I was out here. Uh he was real nice to me and everything. >> Okay. >> They came out told me I couldn't take pictures of the building. >> I told you you could told me I could not take pictures of the building. >> All right. So I told them that they're misinformed. This is a public space. There's no expectation of privacy in public. I'm on a public sidewalk. >> And you're right. And you can take pictures. You can videotape me if you wish to. But I have the right also to contact you. >> Can I go ahead and go then? You going to run my ID? For what reason? Now that's if you run my ID that I was going to write your ID for me. >> If you have if you run my ID, that's illegal because I'm not suspected of a crime. I'd like to be free to go as soon as possible, sir. >> Thank you. I like your name and badge number, too. This is all because I'm taking pictures in public. All this imminent danger of being arrested. I'm surrounded by three JSO officers. I'm at the uh EverBank building. Uh all I was doing was taking pictures of the Everbank building. I have three JSO officers down here. I'm being illegally detained cuz I haven't done anything wrong. He demanded my identification. He never told me what he's being what I'm being detained for. He said something about a suspicious person. I told him that I'm only down here taking pictures of the building and now he's detained. And then because of the camera, three policemen surrounded him, took his papers while he had to call for a lawyer on the spot. This is a chilling example of how legal rights can disappear in the blink of an eye. Okay. >> Would you guys like to speak to my attorney >> about something? >> I don't know what's going on. I just can't. >> Okay. This this guy in the car, he's he's running my ID. He's on the radio. So, uh, he he took my ID. He took my ID because he said I was being detained. At that point, when he said I was being detained, I gave it to him because, you know, I believe he he said he was detaining me because I was a suspicious person. Even though I did I asked him I asked him repeatedly and he just doesn't answer. I I'm reporting right now. Yes, sir. Uh, yeah, that would be great. That would be great. I'll get his name and badge number. If I don't get arrested, I'll get his name and badge number before I leave. Okay. Thank you, sir. All right. I'll keep in touch with you. Okay. Thank you, M. Hey, sir. I have a 12minute parking meter. If I could get ahead and get out of here before that thing's expired. All I'm doing is taking pictures. That's all I'm doing. Where's your Where's your car? >> Corner right over here. >> On this street right here. >> Uh over there. Yes, sir. >> Next to you or the second? >> Up there to the right. >> Corner that kind of car. >> Uh Ford Freestyle. Dave Ford. >> Free to go. >> Okay. Can I get your name and badge number, please? >> Sure. You got a >> uh just go ahead and say I got on camera. >> Oh, no. >> Sir, you can write it down if you wish. >> So, you're not going to give me your name and badge number? >> Yes, I do. Write it down. I'll give it to you. >> Okay. If you could just say it. Nope. Okay. >> It's on the car. All right. Can I step out here and look get it? Is that okay? Hopefully we don't get run over. >> Okay. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US Code SS1 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. The incident demonstrates the potential for police to abuse their power using vague suspicion to lawfully detain citizens. This could lead to civil claims for first and fourth amendment violations, reputational damage to JSO if publicized online, risk of litigation for unlawful detention and forced ID without specific charges. >> Don't take me out of my story, man. I'm coming with you. You ain't got trusting you. I got a messed up and he had no reason to pull me over all because you wanted to be a prick. A tough guy called 911 to report the police, but unexpectedly got arrested right after. >> So, you're refusing to exit the vehicle. >> You're under arrest. >> What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? >> You know this is wrong, bro. You know this is wrong. >> I don't have a driver's license. >> Confronted by a tough trooper, a distress call turns into incriminating evidence against him. A seemingly normal traffic stop. But why did the man immediately call 911 to ask for help from another police officer? >> I'm in fear for my life. >> You can't do that, mother. [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> He screamed in desperation. My hip hurts. Don't break my arm. But the officer insisted on dragging him from the car. Was that response lawful or an abuse of power? >> Pull me over for no reason at all. He's intimidating me. >> All right. >> Is it a state police? >> Yes, it is. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What I need from you right now? >> There's no reason for you to pull me up at all. >> What I need from you right now is your license. >> There's no reason for you to pull me up at all. All because you know, >> sorry. So, you're refusing to exit the vehicle. You're refusing to identify yourself on the side of me. He's trying to take me out of my car. He's trying to take me out of my car now. I'm coming with you. You ain't got to move. I'm getting down. You ain't got a problem. He will go down. This will go down. Trust me. It will go down. I got a messed up hip. If you [ __ ] my hip up. >> [ __ ] my hip up. You will get a lawsuit. the park and he's arresting me right now for no reason at all. I left Sir wrist. You pull me up just because you authority of badge. You had no reason to pull me open. All because you wanted to be a a prick. Hang up. You cannot do that. I'm in fear for my life. You can't do that. For my life, man. You got me on the side of the road. I'm here for my life. Now, what is the reason why I'm being >> in the middle of the highway? People denounce I was arrested because I am black. Is this racist behavior or a panicked excuse? >> Get off the team. You're under arrest. >> What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? Why are you pushing me like an [ __ ] You [ __ ] prank. [ __ ] prank. You [ __ ] p. You [ __ ] pig. You [ __ ] [ __ ] You [ __ ] prank. You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] hell ass [ __ ] Get on fire. That's not the window. That's not the piece of [ __ ] As he was handcuffed, he warned, "I will take this to court. I have full evidence from the camera and the doctor. What lawsuit awaits Officer Fortune ahead?" >> When I leave, I'm going straight to the hospital so they can see pieces of my of my handcuffs. I asked you to put two handcuffs on me. >> Definitely will. >> You never interference law enforcement. >> I did not refuse [ __ ] Yeah. Whatever. Whatever. Whatever. It's going to be thrown out. I ain't shoot the [ __ ] You pulled me over illegally and then the off and I was on the phone with the police and you and you don't call the police when I was trying to tell them I needed help. You know this is wrong. You know it's wrong. >> Will you tell me your name now? >> You got my driver license, everything. I'm not telling you nothing. You know this is wrong. Bro, >> I don't have a driver's license cuz >> you know this is wrong. Cuz you know this wrong. You know this is wrong. You know you're not putting me in handcuffs. Yes. This this will definitely get ran up and I got people on both side lock in but it will get ran up. I swear to God it will be. I honestly wish I would not use y30 like this. People don't like y'all. This right here some [ __ ] right here. Smash me on my car when I was coming out of my car. Threw me in your hood and and and you request that videotape that footage. You you don't know your job. All of a sudden, you do your job trying to arrest me for something I didn't do. >> He was going to plant drugs in my car. A serious accusation amid the climax, leaving the audience asking, "Where is the truth?" >> Want to want to have a stick up their bottom or or having a bad day. They can't treat people the way they want to. When I go to work at the front at the door of the office I step into, they should not come to work with attitudes or with authority chip on their shoulder. When I do my job, I got to do my job to the fullest. This is some sad growth to Arkansas police right now. He might try to plant some drugs in my car. There's nothing in the chicken wings though. You can give you can give me a drug test right now. Pick screen. You want any hair on my body? It will come back negative. He pulled me over illegally. He detained me illegally. Can I get help from police? >> Do you have any insurance on here? >> Yes, I do. got insurance. It's on the phone that you slammed on the car and I will be filing that too. Yeah, you can't call me it. It's it's it's insurance and I got somebody coming right now. >> That's getting tough. >> I called 911 because he pulled me over illegally. I was in the right the left the left lane. He he flashed his right. >> I pulled back over and then he put me in handcuffs. My wrists are bleeding right now. >> Did you come to assist me from the 911 call? Why you cuz he's going to jail? >> Why? >> The arrested man said he would hire a lawyer, request body cam video, photos of his injuries from a doctor, and file a lawsuit against the police for wrongful arrest, unnecessary injury, and civil rights violation. Taking photos seems easy, but in Jacksonville, it's more dangerous than crime. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and help us with donations. Thank you so much.