Dude, are you going to No, you just saw him assault me and break my stuff and take my stuff and throw it. >> Oh [ __ ] Oh my god. Hey, help. Help. Help. >> Help me. >> Let go of my stuff. >> Get him. >> A Homeland Security officer was handcuffed on the spot, but the reason has the entire online community outraged. >> You need to take care of this deputy. >> I I had I had every right to knock the [ __ ] out of you back. >> You had all right? >> You Yeah. You You tried to put me in a head. The National Guard turned out to be the one who attacked the reporter. And the arrest came from the police chief. An officer claiming to be with Homeland Security was arrested for assaulting a YouTuber/journalist. Can you believe it? The police arrested their coworker. >> You don't get interrogated by the government like you're trying to do to me being an [ __ ] I have to threaten you with being touched. That's assault. Now it's destruction of property, the theft, you name it. The Katahula Parish standoff turned chaotic when the partner ended up getting arrested. The public defender ended up in handcuffs. >> What are you doing? >> Got a hula parish. >> Hey kid, go. Looks like that dude just took off to where our cars are. Why not just come talk to us? I'm going to take my mask off. It's not really my style, but I did want to try it out. >> I ask you a reason why you came to >> Yes, sir. You can. Yeah. >> I'm the homeland security director. >> The camera recorded everything. He claimed to be Homeland Security, but acted like a street thug. >> Hey, I'm not here to start anything with you. Can we Can we tone it down enough? >> What are What are we doing? >> Absolutely. >> What Who are you with? >> Can we tone it down a notch? >> Who are you with? >> I'm just I don't need to give my name. >> What's your name? >> Hey, I'm just recording from a sidewalk. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> When you walk around, >> I'm coming here in peace. >> I am over security at this courthouse. I want to know what's going on. >> You seem a little bit hostile >> because you did not contact us. >> If you I don't have to. I'm on a sidewalk. This is a public area. I can record anything my eyes can see. >> Why don't you come Won't you come tell me what to do? You don't have to. So, do you want to know what I'm doing? >> What are you doing? >> I'm auditing to see if you're going to violate my First Amendment rights. You're trying to violate my rights. >> Where are you from, >> dude? Who cares? Where are you from? Stop. Get out of my face. You're escalating this and I'm trying to >> I'm escalating this. What are you here? >> I don't even have to talk to you. >> Why don't you Why don't you go back where you came from? >> Listen, you're way too mad over nothing. >> I'm depressed. >> Please, please inform us on what you're doing and it might be okay. >> All you have to do is come talk to me and I'll tell you, but you don't need to be like this problem. >> Why didn't you come? >> You are up here and you don't need to be. you because I need to know what's going on in there. >> I don't give a crap who you are. So, just please stop. Okay. >> Why don't you come here for >> I don't have to. That's my whole point of what I'm doing. >> I don't have to. No, you're not allowed to stop and you would not tell me your name. >> Get out of my face, then. >> You're You're embarrassing yourself, dude. Leave me alone. >> Man, you are not doing that right now, sir. >> Well, why don't you >> You are not conducting yourself professionally. >> Why don't you let somebody know what you do? Can I answer Can I go to your house and walk around? >> Is this your house? >> I am always a security. This is a public building. >> Give us some. >> If you want to start over, I'll talk to you. But if you're going to be an [ __ ] I'm not going to talk to you. >> Why don't you come? >> I had no >> When reputation is just a piece of paper, the public servant is revealed. The one who claims to be a security guard is now sitting in a patrol car behind bars. >> Okay. Why don't you go back where you came from and do your do your part? >> Dude, listen. >> Where'd you come from? >> I My whole state loves me. Okay. That's why you're trying to get mad at someone recording in public. You are from Russia. >> We just need to know what's going on. >> I am from America where you can do whatever you want. You don't get interrogated by the government like you're trying to do to me being an [ __ ] when I was trying to talk to you and you wouldn't even talk to me. >> Then you wanted to violate my first and fourth amendment right. >> This isn't your No, not not as a government employee. You don't. Everything about you is public information and I could go make one public records request and find out everything about you. It'll take me 2 days to know how long you've worked here, your pay, everything else. Hey, bro. That guy just lost his crap. He said he was the Homeland Security. What's What's your name, brother? >> Justice. >> Justice. >> Justin. >> Oh, Justin. Same. Justin. Nice to meet you. >> Sweet. Your name was Justice. He doesn't like Justin. >> He didn't. I have I did have my mask on, but uh >> Yeah, probably. >> He was definitely going to bite me. Can you just tell me that guy's name? I I I can't I can't. >> You don't know who he is? >> No, I just >> You don't know who he is? >> I did work here. Like I said, >> you But you you know who you work with and is around you. >> He does not work for the sheriff's office, >> but you work in the same area. >> So, who is he? >> His name is Ellis Booth. >> Ellis Booth. >> Yeah. >> B L L I S. >> Yeah, he's our homeland security. >> Thank you. Why were you not trying to tell me that? >> I'm sorry. I just I just, you know, I just I don't know what's going on. >> I get >> that position was supposed to protect the law. But why did you turn around and break the law? To conclude with one sentence, you protect security, but in the end, destroy the image of Homeland Security. >> Get out of my face. You just lost it. >> So, are you going to charge him now? >> First, let me ask him. >> Ask anything, dude. >> Did you go in his >> right now? Dude, are you going to No, you just saw him assault me and break my stuff and take my stuff and throw it. My whole job is to follow the law. I know what I'm doing. >> All right. My My job is >> Deputy, what's your name, sir? >> Please deescalate him. >> I I had I had every right to knock the [ __ ] out of you back there. >> You had all right. >> You Yeah, you you tried to put me in a headlock. You took my stuff, >> dude. I was having a polite conversation, dude. Be honest. >> He grabbed your phone. That was it. And threw your phone. That was it. >> No, he put me in a headlock inside. Also, it's on camera. Well, grabbing my phone and throwing it's assault and battery. And assault is just I don't even have to touch you. I just have to threaten you with being touched and that's assault. When you touch me, it's battery. And then you can add on he took my phone from me and threw it. Now it's destruction of property, the theft. You name it. If I did any of those to you right now, what would happen to me? >> I mean, >> be honest. I would go to jail. >> I've got them coming over here. >> Dude, just do your job. Arrest him like you >> right now. I'm going to collect a statement from you. >> Dude, I'm not even going to talk to you if you're not going to do what what's right. >> If you're not going to do what's right, I'm not talking to you. You don't have to. >> I did not. >> I don't have to say anything. >> Okay. You want charges pressed? >> You saw it? >> Yes, I know. >> Okay. So, for what you saw in your presence, act on it. You don't need a statement for what you saw with your own eyes. >> I did not see him physically hitching. >> You saw him take the phone. Okay. >> But there's >> Do what with what you saw. Not what you didn't see. What you saw. If it was the other way around, I'd be in cuffs right now. >> I still have to get a statement. >> I wouldn't be in cuffs. If you if you just saw me do that to him, I wouldn't be in cuffs. >> I'd get a statement from you. >> Would I be in cuffs? Why can't you just answer the question? Because you know what the answer is and you know it sounds dumb. >> I don't think it sounds dumb at all. >> Why can't you answer it then? >> Just logical, bro. Just answer the question. Would I be in cuffs? Just answer it >> at this point. No, because see what happened. >> So, if I took his phone and threw it across the parking lot, no problem. >> That's a lie. All right. I'm not Dude, you're not a good cop. You're a bad cop. >> You're a bad person, dude. >> After investigating the scene, the sheriff determined that the man was not a federal agent and immediately arrested him for assault. Next, in broad daylight at a public building in Alabama, a uniformed employee suddenly went crazy, chasing and attacking people all because of a camera. >> Louie. >> Oh [ __ ] Uh-oh. Hey, help. Help! Help! >> He can't do that. >> Get off my truck, >> sir. Please, >> sir. Sir, you don't come back. >> An argument over a camera leads to a terrifying threat. If I pull out my gun, I'll shoot from the very man who is supposed to be upholding the law. >> Yeah, just anywhere in public. I mean, I'm not going to the courtroom or anything. You can, sir. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, you can. >> No, you can't. >> Why not? >> Your jobs. >> Cuz why? This is a court of law. This is not you go out and go in any other room. >> Is this a federal building? >> No, it's not a federal building. It's a county. >> Oh, then I would like to come in and check out the public areas of the building then. >> Why not? >> I'm telling you, you can. >> I'll tell you what. >> Yeah, you might want to do that. I don't care. I don't care about other people, sir. Don't pull your gun out on me. >> You shoot. >> Oh. Oh my god. Serious. Oh, seriously, dude. >> That's the best. Stay out there. >> Get your [ __ ] supervisor here. >> Are you cussing me? >> Get your supervisor, sir. No, sir. Uh-uh. >> Help. Help. Screams tore through the public space as a woman was grabbed by the hair, had her belongings snatched, and was dragged right in front of a police officer. >> I don't care, dude. No. Yeah, I remember >> and I've been in there. >> Lou. >> Oh [ __ ] Uhoh. Hey, help. Help. Help. Get him. He grabbed her. >> Help. Help. Help. Help me. Let go of my stuff. >> Get him. >> He can't do that. >> Get off my >> What the was up with him? >> What is up with him? >> Get back. I will myself. I want to sue. The victim pleaded for protection while the police replied. I didn't see anything. A reaction that stunned the people. >> Grab me. >> Get off me. I will defend myself. >> No. Sir, please. >> Sir. Sir. >> I'm a journalist. He's flipping out and trying to arrest me. >> Birds aren't real. He just threw his handcuffs at the wall. Watch again. >> He just said that he was going to pull out his gun and shoot him. >> Do him a favor. Just >> grab He grabbed the back of my hair. >> Just stand back off the street till we get some some understanding. Okay. >> Just he just he just grabbed me by the back of my hair. I think he ripped through my hair. >> We're in Birmingham. Here he comes again. Here he comes again. >> Please protect me. >> I want to press charge. >> The attacker remains at large. The police chief is refusing to take calls and the internet is a buzz with one question. Will justice be served? >> Oh my god. Are you his supervisor? >> Are you supervisor? I need to talk to you please >> because we don't have anything to do with jump. >> So even though this man is correct, >> can I get a second? >> No, we're going to get an attorney is what we're going to get. Okay. So, what happened was he was standing about right where this is his first. >> 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. Many viewers believe that the victim has a legitimate right to self-defense if attacked, but fear that if he resists, the violence will escalate. The community calls for the deputy police chief and the bystander to be held accountable, and the video is being circulated to increase public pressure. Next, a small mistake on the road, but just minutes later, this man will face a series of questions as if he had just caused a fatal accident. >> Okay. How many alcoholic beverages you had tonight? >> No. >> Nothing? No sir. Okay. >> Yeah. I was going to get that >> investigation. Make sure you're safe to drive. That's all it is. >> I understand sir. I don't answer question. It's no disrespect at all. You know what I'm saying at all? >> I understand. Yeah. >> Department because a vehicle smells fruity. >> A fruity alcoholic beverage like I stated to you, sir. >> Yeah. Well, then >> you're also wondering >> without a drop of alcohol, without any sign of resistance, but just because of the vague fruity smell in the car, the officer started to push the situation to a dangerous level. And this was just the beginning. >> No, I was actually wondering that cuz it was a little like, >> you know, it wasn't lit up 100%. >> Gotcha. Yeah, >> I do. Yes, sir. >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> I'm actually just coming from my house to here to get some dinner. >> Okay. Everything valid on your license? >> Uh, how many alcoholic beverages you had tonight? No, >> nothing. >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I was going to get that. >> Oh, I thought you were handing that to me. >> Oh, no. >> Okay. All right. You have the registration for the vehicle? >> Uh, you know what? I I mean, it's it's legit. I just don't have it in here. >> Okay. Is the car registered to you? >> Um, I think it's my girlfriend. >> Just want to just >> It's one or the other. >> Okay. Just want to turn the car on real fast to see just to verify the headlight still off. Just stay in the car. I just let you know. >> Yeah. No problem. >> No, you're good. Just a passenger side one. Uh, you just stay in the car for now. Take a look at your license. [Applause] When people refused to submit to tests that were not required by law, the police began digging in, calling in reinforcements, and making unfounded accusations. An investigation or an abuse of power. I can't remember which one it's registered on there, but >> it looks like it's uh from maybe your wife Synonyi. Is that your girlfriend? That's my woman. You're all good. You said no alcohol tonight. >> No. Hell no. I I don't drink. >> Yeah. Okay. I smell something fruity. What's that? >> Um I don't know. Probably my Pepsi or something. >> Okay. Yeah. Got to take a look at your eyes real quick. You don't mind? >> Nope. >> Just looking for a pair of drivers to see. >> Oh, yeah. I don't I don't take those tests. I just No, I don't take tests there. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you. I'm want to make you make sure you're okay to drive your vehicle. >> Yeah. No, I understand. Man, I don't I don't take tests, though. >> Okay. Why not? >> I just don't, you know, >> no, I am performing an investigation right now. >> Okay. >> To make sure you're okay to drive your vehicle. >> Yeah, I won't I don't take tests, sir. >> Why not? >> I just don't. I mean, I I take, you know, I am a law student for one, and two, I just don't take. All >> right, sit tight for me, please. >> No evidence, no drunkenness, but a surprise call to a lieutenant reveals something worrying. Officers are trying to invent crimes to legitimize their actions. Is it good? >> How you doing today, sir? >> Where you coming from now? >> I don't answer questions. >> You don't answer any questions? Why? Why is that? >> Because he's trying to give me tests and he's accusing me of drinking. >> I just as I asked you a question, sir, to perform test. >> I understand, sir. I'm doing conducting investigation. >> I don't I don't drink for number one. And you're asking me if I've been drinking, sir. I don't drink. >> Okay. I don't know that. I never met you before. >> Make sure you're safe to drive. That's all it is. >> I understand, sir. But I don't answer question. You know, it's no disrespect, but at all, you know what I'm saying? At all. >> Department in all, I feel like you're coming on a little strong. >> No, I'm just doing my job, sir. >> Just because vehicle smells fruity. >> No, fruity. I watering glassy eyes. Another sign of intoxication. >> I have sinuses. I have allergies. I also have asthma as well. >> Okay. Does that Does that cause your eyes to get watery, glassy? >> Yes, sir. Absolutely. >> Cuz I also have asthma. >> Absolutely. Sinuses. Yes. >> Okay. >> But do you have no issue? Wait, if you're not drinking, man, there's no issues taking a test. >> I don't take tests. I just don't do it. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Do you have a supervisor? >> I am a supervisor on scene. >> Do you have a supervisor? >> I am a supervisor working right now. >> Okay. Do you have one available? >> I'm a supervisor right now, sir. On the shift. >> Okay. >> I'm asking you to exit to make sure you're okay to drive right now. >> I'll exit, sir. I'm not I'm not, you know, I'm not going to just You want me to exit? >> I I want you to exit to make sure you're okay to drive. Commander, >> I'm giving you a law for to exit your vehicle. Make sure you're okay to drive. All right. >> That's Don't you don't need your wallet or anything. >> Again, I'm not taking any test. So, that's I don't know what what here. >> You okay to put this in my Is this okay? >> Nothing on you. Nothing like put down for >> Well, that's going to be an officer safety check. I'm >> I don't comply. >> It's just going to be put back down for our safety. That's all it is. >> If you have to do >> I'm not going to hold anything. Okay. >> Go ahead. If you have our business, I run a local business. >> I'm not There's nothing against you. If you get out of the car, I just want to make sure that's your wallet. out your Did you put your wallet in? Okay, >> I don't answer questions, sir. >> I'm just I'm just double check off. >> So, what I'm asking here is if you had any alcoholic beverages tonight, I'm getting clues of >> investigation. Your question, sir. >> I understand that drink. >> I've been a cop for 8 years. I know what signs of investigation are. >> I'm being honest with you. >> Okay. Well, I I never I don't know that. I never met you before. >> People have told me a lot of things in the past. So, what I want to do is check your eyes to make sure you're okay to drive. >> Absolutely not doing that, sir. Not arrested, not charged, but still not allowed to leave with my car. One night, Burger King turned into a stage for a lesson on civil rights. >> See if we could do a possible obstruction charge for not wanting to provide some of the San Jose, you can do an obstruction charge. So, did you get I got a whiff of like a alcoholic beverage in the car? Yeah, that's that's the order I was getting from the vehicle, which is what I explained to him. And then his eyes were glassy and water >> and then I couldn't like he got back and kind of back and he wouldn't like I couldn't get enough steady on the foot of the car. >> But his eyes were glasses and water. >> He's claiming allergies. I >> my odor out of the car wasn't strong enough. >> Strong enough. Did you get a strong odor out? >> I can smell it. >> I don't know. I don't know. He's He says he del. So it could be some sort of food he's delivering. >> Your birthday is going to be >> I tried calling a DA but they didn't they didn't answer their phones. I was going to call for an obstruction OG charge cuz I'm asking for test. >> Then I called Lieutenant Clear and he said that done that in the past and they don't it's not something they can >> So is that you just cut your losses then? Cuz I mean he could be a he could be a 10 right now. >> It's I I it's hard to tell. It's like you're 50/50 here. Is that something you're going to take him back and arrest him for? So, >> he also does have he also said that if you feel like he's kind of on the on the fence, you can have him call a licensed oper an operator to come pick him up. >> If you're in North Gen. >> Yeah, you can hang out. >> He's got an animal problem. I'll take care of that. >> Yeah, if you want to. That's fine. >> You know this guy? >> I went to school with his daughter. Yeah. His younger kid. Younger son. I don't I mean I don't know him, you know. I just know >> in New York State, unlawful detention is a criminal offense punishable by up to one year in prison or 3 years of probation under section 135 of the criminal code. The video shows abuses of power, prolonged detention, threats of false accusations, forced searches without warrant. If people sue, the police could face charges of violating their Fourth Amendment rights, of unreasonable detention, and the right to refuse a search without penalty. Okay. >> So, I my you wanted to speak to a supervisor of mine. >> So, I notified my lieutenant on the phone. He's aware of what's going on. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> He g So, I can't determine if you're So, you refuse this Friday test. >> Yes, sir. >> I told you you have signs from my training experience of intoxication. >> You have you have slowed mumbled speech. You have water and glassy eyes. >> I know what you said, sir. >> Okay. And I smell an odor of an alcohol beverage emanating from inside the vehicle. So, I don't know if you can drive or not, but you're going to have to call someone to pick you up to drive. >> Okay. You want me to call someone right now? >> That's correct. >> What am I going to do with this vehicle? Leave it here. >> I will let them know you can stay here. So, I have to issue your sir your license. >> All right. >> You wanted a business card is all you said? >> I do. Yeah. >> I'll grab my phone. >> That's fine. >> No alcohol, no crime, but enough for the police to fabricate charges. Maybe the law needs to pass a few tests in Senica Falls. Hey guys, what do you think of this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and help us with our donations. Thank you so much. Still wondering who is the real danger to society? 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]