That's my name, sir. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Emma. >> Okay. I thought you were, you said. >> I do want to search record. How many times do you want me to say it? >> Are yo chill man, what you doing? Why you pushing him against the rulers? [ __ ] >> Yo. Yo. >> Yes. >> Right in the heart of Siri, an unexpected confrontation turned into a shocking display of abuse of power. And it was all captured on camera. You do the record and you zip your mouth. Hurry up. >> Being so rude. >> Well, I'm not being so rude. >> In just a few minutes, a simple act of public filming turned into a nightmare. Handcuffs, police cars, and the chilling truth behind it all. An encounter that seemed ordinary, but from the very first moment, the tension exploded. >> We already know what you're up to. Smoking guns, huh? >> Absolutely not. >> So, why are you hoping? >> Okay. In broad daylight, a citizen was suddenly restrained while the recording phone vanished from control. >> Did you smoke anything? >> Did I smoke anything? >> Yeah. >> No, absolutely not. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> You feeling a bit high? >> No, but I'm just wondering why you're outside the police station filming somebody or me or what my colleagues are doing inside your station. >> I've just literally just arrived. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, what are you up to? >> Not a lot. What are you up to? >> Well, I'm asking you some questions. Your behavior? >> Well, we already we already know what you're up to. Smoking ganja? >> Absolutely not. >> So why are you high for >> Okay. >> Can you answer the question? Why are you high? >> I'm not high. I'm absolutely copious. >> You said you are high. >> No, I didn't. At no point did I say that ID on you? >> ID? What kind of ID you looking for? >> Don't be so rude. You asked me for something and then >> can I get another unit on the hurry to the back of the police station, please? We've got a male. He's filming recording and that's a bit odd. Let's get another unit towards her, please. You don't need >> I am going to ask you who you are. You don't need a unit. You don't need I do. No, you don't. >> Okay. Um, you know, I'm just not safe to tell my work. >> I promise you, you don't need another unit. >> I asked you who you are. I won't be aggressive. You're >> outside of the police station. You're filming audience. I know. >> You've then made some concerning comments that I'm high on. >> Because you said you were high. >> I didn't say I was high. At no point did I categorically say that. And everything is being recorded. >> That's why you said you were high. >> I'm asking you a question of who you are and why you are recording outside Tuesday. >> Just relax for one second. Okay. You can't answer my question. I've asked you several times. >> Just relax. Oh my god. Just relax. You're talking too much without listening. >> Not really. >> All right, just relax for one second and then we'll respond to you. >> First of all, you need to relax. Uh you don't need another unit. I won't be aggressive to you. >> The suffocating space inside the police car turned into a nightmare as personal freedom was crushed with every passing second. >> I've asked you who you are and you can't tell me who your name is. >> I'm just a member of the public, lady. >> You are a member of the public. You're recorded. You're outside of the police station. I don't think that there's a risk to me, the public inside, but I don't know that. And I don't know who. >> What makes you think that? >> Because you're outside recording. You've recorded me entering into into a secure area and you've come out. >> I didn't go in. >> I've come back out. >> Oh, you came back out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. >> And then I've asked you then you said you probably the fourth time I've asked you. >> Oh, you can ask me like 20 times if you like. It doesn't make no difference. >> 21. >> You don't need another unit for God's sake. We want you to know >> the back entrance into Woken Police Station. >> Why? I told you you don't even know who you are. >> I don't know who you are. And actually, I'm not very happy with your behavior. >> I know you're not happy. You're obviously not happy. >> Well, I've just told you I'm not happy. >> Yeah, I can see that you're not. >> And again, I'm going to ask you your name. >> But I don't want to give you I don't want to give my name. >> You don't have Okay. >> I don't know who you are. >> I've just told you I'm PC. I'm a high. >> You're high. Here we go. You said you're high again. That's my name, sir. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Emma. >> Okay. I thought you were high. You said >> no. >> You see, that's where I got high from. >> No. >> So, I thought you smoking ganja while you're working. >> Why would I be doing that? I'm not going I'm going to ask you how who you are. And at the moment, I'm going to In fact, I am going to detain you under section one. Okay. Can you put your hands where I can see them? >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> No, put your hands where I can see them. Okay. I don't. >> From document checks to biometric threats, a series of controversial actions erased citizens rights. >> Search record. >> So my phone was not recording. You switched it off. >> I haven't switched that. >> You're a joker. You are. >> Would you like a copy? >> Yes, I do want a copy. >> Don't shout me. >> Aisha, you just detained me and you searched me for no reason, man. >> You want your footage? You're going to start shouting. >> What do you mean? >> Of course I'm going to shout. Look what you've done. I told you many times. Please don't search me. Don't search me if you didn't know my rights. Do you want a search record? >> I do want a search record. How many times do you want me to say it? >> Yeah, public order with no public around. Just officers. Yeah, sure. >> I need shoulder numbers. >> I need to get that shoulder number again because the camera wasn't recording. >> I've already given you my details. >> It wasn't recording. >> Wasn't my problem. You >> can I have your shoulder number? >> I've already passed you my details. >> Can I please have your shoulder number? >> I've already passed you my details. >> They're nothing to do with it. They've come >> I'm getting everybody's shoulder number. >> Don't talk to me anymore. Show you do that. You do that record. You do the record and you zip it. >> You're walking around and you won't give me. >> You do the record and you zip your mouth. Hurry up. >> Why are you being so rude? >> Why am I being so rude? >> Can I remind you what's happened to me? Incuffs and shirts for no reason. So you This is why I'm being so rude. >> Okay. >> Yes. So now I need that record ASAP. >> So you want you were okay when the camera was off. Why are you being so rude now? >> Because what do you mean? >> Well, I mean as soon as you turn the camera >> I didn't know. I thought the camera wasn't recording. Because you infringe on my right. Because now you realize that you just infringe on my right. Well done. >> Stop shouting. I'm trying to get you. >> I can shout if I want to shout. What do you mean? Listen. Listen. You went here and you polite from the get- go and I give you that. They searched me and they put me in cuffs. Do Do you think it's reasonable for me to get upset or not? >> The ending was not silence but a warning. This would not remain a minor incident but could trigger serious legal consequences. Are >> you guys enjoying the show? Are you are you enjoying the show? Just a question. Yeah. It's going to be enjoyed by thousands. So, you're the first one. You're the first one that's watching it live. We've been through this many times, guys. You need to stop doing this. You seriously need to stop doing this. We have the right to record in public. We have the right. >> Are you okay to get in there, mate? >> Yeah. And I was cuffed and searched and you almost took my You tried to take my fingerprint. Not almost. You tried >> living a life. You want to take my fingerprints? Are you like nuts? >> If I've made a mistake, then I'm sorry. >> Sorry. >> Sorry. It's too late. I was trying. I always shout as much as I like. Zip it. Zip it. That's it. >> No, you don't speak to people. >> I speak to what I want. I speak to what I want. >> Continue to shout. I'm going to arrest you. Infringe on my rights. >> I know you're dying to arrest me. Do not need to be rude and disable. >> I can be rude. You infringe on my rights. You infringe on my right. You shouting now. Why are you shouting? >> I'm not shouting. >> Yes, you are shouting. >> My voice isn't going. Yes, you are shouting. You're >> the only one shouting. >> You're not looking good right now. >> Jump in my car. Do your form and ask. >> Yeah. Jump in this car. Do your form and zip it. >> She She wants to arrest me for saying zip it now. >> Uh she's high. You need to search her. She's high. >> Okay. >> She said that from the beginning. I said to her, she said she came to me said that I'm high. >> We'll get you your search records at your desk before and then we'll get you on your way. In the United Kingdom, police officers who abuse their powers or violate human rights can face independent investigations, internal disciplinary actions, criminal prosecution, and civil compensation under the Human Rights Act 1998 and related legal provisions. The citizen demanded the search record and all police badge numbers. Up next, right in the middle of the crowded marketplace, a group of young men was suddenly detained, but the reason was vague and highly suspicious. >> 393. We got one running. >> What you mean you got one running, bro? Look at this, man. >> We've got two detained. We have officers to get there. >> All right. I ain't doing nothing to you. >> I ain't doing nothing to you, man. We're on camera for nothing, bro. >> Hey yo, chill, man. What you doing, fam? Why you pushing him against the wall like that? [ __ ] him. Get off me. Get off me now. >> Check me. >> Yeah. Film this, bro. Film this. >> The [ __ ] >> Get off me, bro. >> You're pulling up on me for no reason. >> For no reason. >> [ __ ] sake, man. >> We've got one that's running towards the bus station. Icy male quite sure wearing a jacket with the backpack. >> Bro, you pulled up on me for no [ __ ] reason. What do you mean don't move, man? >> Been identified as part of them as they've come through here to speak to >> For what reason, firm? >> Explain. Give me a [ __ ] reason now. >> Give me a reason now. They haven't gave me a [ __ ] reason, bro. >> Give me a reason, fam. Huh? Do you mean firm? >> He's doing all this for a report. >> Sorry. >> Is he doing all this for a report? >> What? >> Wait, just just go away. You're not helping the situation, are you? >> The public kept demanding answers. Under which law? Yet the police remained silent, fueling suspicions of abuse of power. >> What? What are the grounds? Ask for the grounds. [Music] You got a question. It's mine. [Music] What's your name? >> That's my [ __ ] stuff here for the time being. >> Have you got anything on you that's going to hurt? No. >> No. Me already. >> No worries. >> Hello, mate. How are you? >> I'm good. >> I'm good. Don't go on YouTube. Is it? Damn you. >> Yeah. Say hello. >> [ __ ] look. >> Yeah. >> Nothing. Found nothing. [ __ ] >> Ask him which section he's detaining you under. >> Just asking. put in my [ __ ] pocket with nothing. So I'm not under arrest. Why am I in detain? >> Which section are you detaining him? Ask for the section. Which section is she detaining you under? Ask >> there's been reports. >> Which section he asked you? >> He asking for the section. >> Ask for the section again. Ask for the section again. Put it back in. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Abuse of power. This is abuse of power. You're just detaining for no reason. >> A scene that enraged the crowd. Detention without grounds, without law, just because they wore the uniform. >> Lady, he asked you for the section. Give it to him. >> You could just leave. This is nothing to do with you. >> Whoa. Whoa. It's making me ill because you're not giving the sections. You're just detaining because you think you can >> ask for this section. Which section is he detaining you under? >> What section you detaining? >> What section you detain? >> Ask to walk away. Please, sir. >> See you later, sir. >> Bye-bye. >> I'm not getting nowhere. >> Yes, it is. It's on there. >> Nothing's happening here. >> Thank you. >> So, you detained and no power? Yeah. No power at all. >> Did you tell him why did he detain him? >> Which section? >> No, you can't. Section one of >> No, you can't. You need to have enough grounds to detain like this. >> Section one of >> You need to give him the grounds. >> Yeah. Section one of >> We are What? What are the grounds? What are the grounds? I'm listening. >> You should take that uniform and you should pack up your job. >> Why did he do this to him? >> You need to give him a reason why he did this to him. [Music] the thing you like. Why are you moving mud? >> Tensions escalated as the public condemned it. Forced imprisonment, unlawful detention in the middle of the street. >> Yeah, you need to make a claim against this. >> Forced imprisonment, >> forced imprisonment and battery here. Detained for no reason whatsoever. No grounds, no nothing. Just because they've got uniform. That's a 3933. Yeah. Yeah. You are going on YouTube. You're going to make a fool. >> You're going to be the fool on YouTube. >> I will send you anything you like. You need to get her shoulder number. >> That's one. >> Yo. Yo. >> You need to get that one number. 3315. >> Officers. I can't believe you just did this to two younger lads. You had no grounds. >> You don't know what ground. >> You had no grounds whatsoever. You didn't give him any ground. You didn't give him no section. You should you should quit your job. Embarrassment. And that's a walk of shame. Bye. >> No, no, no, no. You don't need Instagram. Uh, is it okay to send you already? Uh, I I've got a big YouTube channel. It's called Audit in Britain. >> Yeah. >> It's going to go on me. Have you uh just say your number and I will take it to you. >> All right. Um, >> yeah. Is it going to show our faces or anything you think? >> Uh, it would do. Hey yo, >> going to be on YouTube. Really close. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't care. >> Yeah. Yeah. It be You haven't done anything wrong, have you? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's fine. Just my number. >> You can say it, but I won't put your number on mine. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Say it. Just say it. >> I was Where's >> the marks from the handcuffs remained on the victim's wrists, a living proof of blatant abuse of power. The stands is a stark example of police misconduct and human rights violations. when legal procedures are ignored. Up next, arresting people without cause is not wrong. It is against the law. And in this case, the police cross the line. >> Do you have another place to be? >> Why are you going to answer this question? >> Why >> are you going to answer this question or you just going to be sassy with me? >> No, I'm waiting for your answer. Why? >> Okay. Will we ask you if you had some place to go? >> I asked you why. How much you been drinking today? >> As you watch. I'm sitting here in my car. >> Don't Don't touch me, please. >> Don't. No. No. Come on. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Stop. This car. Get out of the car. No. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. Police approached a person sitting quietly in a car and repeatedly questioned him without cause. Despite the person remaining calm and showing no signs of violation, the police use force to force him out of the car, escalating the situation in a dangerous and confusing way. >> Do not touch me. Do not Oh my god. Are you >> Are you for real? >> Oh my god. Get out of the car. >> I think she likes >> Get out of the car. I like >> get out. >> Stop resisting. Stop yelling. Put your hands behind your back. >> Yep. From a seemingly random situation, tension quickly escalated. People panicked and begged, but the police still dragged her out of the car, shouting resistance, even though she did not show any signs of resistance. >> I have no idea. [Music] Oh my god. >> All right. >> You have another place to be. >> Are you going to answer this question or you can be sassy with me? >> No, I'm waiting for your answer. Why? >> Okay. Well, we ask you if you had some place to go. >> I ask you why. How much you been drinking today? >> I asked you what I'm sitting here. >> People were screaming in panic, not resisting, but were still handcuffed and searched without being read. Miranda writes, "The situation repeated as a testament to the abuse of power that takes place in silence." >> In my car, >> don't touch me. Please don't. No. No. Come on. Don't touch me. >> Stop resisting. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. Do not touch me. >> Do not Oh my god. Are you for >> Are you for real? Oh my god. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the house. Storage. >> Yeah. >> Get out. >> Oh my god. Get out. Oh my god. >> Stop resisting. Stop yelling. And put your hands behind your back. >> Got that hand. >> Yep. >> Oh, searcher. No resistance, just confusion and constant questioning. But people were still searched without any explanation. The police were silent, but their power was clearly imposed. In Texas, if police officers abuse their power by unlawfully arresting or restraining, they can be criminally prosecuted for abuse of power, face up to a year in prison, be sued under federal law, and face legal consequences. Police escalated a non-threatening situation to unlawful force and arrest. The use of force, force, and arrest without notification of basic rights is a clear sign of abuse of power and violation of due process. To protect justice and human dignity, we must stay vigilant, speak out, and demand transparency because silence is the very ground on which injustice thrives. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. [Music]