You're in the way. You're [ __ ] Yeah, you're going to you're going to relax. >> Are you serious? I just told you I want you. >> Sorry. Have a seat. >> Will you roll down the window for me? >> When the police lose their cool more than the victim. Who needs to be controlled here? >> He almost killed me. He's not even trying to get out. Come here. You can handle. >> This is not an action movie, but how a professional officer handles a traffic collision. As soon as the police entered the scene, instead of stopping the crime, he shouted at the victim, "Shut up and be quiet." So, who lost control? >> Y'all going to look at the camera and it's not false, man. >> No, no, no. But you need to be quiet. That's not >> No, I mean he gave you an order to my gun. He gave you an order. >> That's not helping him. >> A man claims he was nearly run over by a car, but as soon as he spoke, he was threatened with handcuffs. Police response causes public outcry. >> False man. It's not. Y'all going to look at the camera and it's not false man. That's what they said with the one that happened here to me and I had to get surgery on my neck and my back and the [ __ ] still wouldn't admit that he did. Dude needs to act his age. >> Yeah. Over here. Is she with you or who is she with? >> No, they they claim they claim that he claims that uh they were banging on his car after the 17 act like he's going to draw a weapon about to get thrown in the back seat. She was over here. Same thing. He saying >> this is the third action that I don't cause and my shirt is going to go up for her. I'm not even 30, man. >> Let me get your license. >> I don't even think I have my license. >> Stupid man. Man, he almost ran me into the curb and y'all ain't questioning him. >> We are. But the thing is, do you understand the situation where he's in the car and you're not? >> How can I not? He almost killed me. He almost killed me. He's not even trying to get out. We need to exchange information. >> You have to wait for us. That's what we're here for, bro. Y'all come with four people >> because you come out of the car. Stop banging on his window. >> I didn't bang on his window. There's cameras. That's how many I'm telling him. Lower your window so he can speak. >> I have to go to work. I got an accident. >> Relax. >> I have to go to work. I'm I'm already late to work. your job. >> I'm the person who opens. I'm the manager. >> Okay. There's no talking to you. >> There's no talking to me. >> Can I just go to work then? >> You can just go to work. >> Listen, you listen to me, bro. Listen up, man. You want You want results, but you know, we just got here. We got to review the cameras. It's all a process. >> I got you. I got you. >> Get it. And it's unfortunate about my surgery. Everything. >> My first action, the guy totally hit me. Said he didn't do it. The insurance only wanted 50. And then I couldn't get my proper surgery because he didn't have the proper insurance. >> Why are you acting like that? Because I just told you, I didn't even get my >> What? What are you going to get out of us by acting like that? >> Make him go to jail. He almost killed me. >> A woman just tried to explain that she was working at the scene, but was dragged away, yelled at, and treated like a criminal. Is this how the police treat victims? >> No, no, no, no. But you need to be quiet. >> No, no. And you can be in and you can be in handcuffs, too. >> Whoa. Why you come here? Just come here. You can end up bitching cuz you're in the way. You're instructing trying to talk to him. >> Just don't Are you serious? >> Yeah. You're going to You're >> Are you serious? I just told you I was here. >> I understand. And he needs to calm down. >> But what am I getting into his back? You need to follow the road. I got upset because I almost electric and now I got upset. >> But that's why they call it the next. >> Yeah, we're here. We just arrived on >> He does. He's not understanding. >> Yeah. The accident didn't happen here. The accident that happened over here. The camera here catches coming over here. So, banging on this guy's car. Okay. I understand. >> You see that on the If you see the whole thing, you see that he's aggressive. >> You only see when he in front of him cuz I guess this guy continued driving. >> What's this guy's story? >> Spit on the window. He has hands on his car. >> So, in reference to the accident, what what's the story? He gets mad and goes in front of him, cuts him off. Then this one gets in front of him, breaks checks. Now they're back going back and forth next to each other. >> Have they ever hit each other? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Now the problem with this guy is he jumps out of the car after they he pulls over and stops. He jumps out of the car, approaches his window, starts banging on his window. So does she spits on his window. >> She banged on the window, too. >> Not only did she bang on the door, the woman was also accused of spitting on the car. But is this the truth or a blatant plot to blame? >> You can see by the ammo of course the cameras there. We may see something but from there you'll be able to see their cameras down. >> They have their quality they have good angles at the go and see if they have >> Yes, please. Yes. >> We don't seem like an actual actual My wife works here. My wife works. >> What is your wife's name? >> Valerie. >> The only reason why he looks like they've been on this dude's car. >> They basically didn't get the whole story about the accident cuz apparently it happened over there. But the part about them trying to, you know, break into this guy's car, be on the window and stuff like that. And >> we can tell that obviously by his demeanor that he's, you know, >> you want to walk away. >> I'm just ask I'm going to tell you right now, get in the car. >> I'm going to take photos. >> I understand that, but I'm not going to say it again. This is the last time. In the end, instead of investigating properly, the police chose to let it go lightly. Could this be a sophisticated cover up for abuse of power? >> Hold on, hold on, hold on. >> So, are they going to do uh a 32 on this or >> I mean, cuz there's no 32. I don't think he wants it. I mean, he just sat in the car calmly and waited for Yeah. You know what I mean? you know, I asked if he uh, you know, had any weapons or whatever. >> So, I guess it's straight 17 and he said over there. >> I agree. I agree. It's it's it's a two-way phone at this point because why did you stop? So, at this I mean at this point what I'm thinking I mean I don't know what she's going to insurance based on on the story >> and that's it. >> Exactly. Exactly. He could be he could he could also articulate you can fear of his life you know from these two you know >> cuz he got to save him from himself right now >> did you show him the team >> no >> you should just in case cuz of the crosses help him out a little >> they're coming they're coming west so they're coming east >> they're coming yeah they're coming from the [Music] 420 [Music] 0 0. >> Go to your vehicle. Have a seat. >> A citizen was detained without reason. The police officer displayed anger, intimidation, and controlled the situation with emotion rather than law, raising serious questions about civil rights violations, abuse of power and lack of legal accountability. Next, a civil servant collapses in the middle of the street, begging desperately. But that's just the beginning of a chaotic night. >> So from here, would you consent to Fields? >> Andy, you look pissed off at me right now. I'll be honest. They can't get away from it. But the thing is, >> I don't want to go to jail because of my own personal being. >> When the woman's identity was revealed, the entire police team was immediately thrown into a dilemma. What was being hidden here? >> Please. Okay. What do I got to do? >> There's nothing I can do. >> Justin, please. There's nothing I can do. Justin. >> So from here, you have your ID with you, >> Justin. I've seen Justin, please. >> I just went ahead and put it in park and I turned it off cuz it was still running. >> Okay, that works. Thank you. >> I just went ahead and did that. >> All right. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> Uh you don't have to air that return. There's something I can do. So from here would you consent to fields? >> You want to do field sobriety test? >> Please don't do this to me right now. >> 212 San 3. Can you still 106 with that? Uh just have a seat for me real quick. >> What? >> Have a seat for me real quick. >> A seat? >> Yeah. Sit down for me real quick. >> Justin, please don't do this to me right now. >> Have a seat for me. Hey, so this 4445, the driver at fall is Michelle from Grants Fire. >> [ __ ] I'm wondering if it's even going to be a conflict of interest. >> That's my concern. >> Mhm. >> I saw nine children die. The shocking confession left everyone speechless. But what really pushed her to the limit? >> She's here for six. Want to talk to Gina? You want me to hang out with you? >> I just hate seeing you want to do it, too. You just want to stay up there with us. >> I don't know what's going to make it better. I don't honestly. >> Okay. >> I hate seeing dead kids. >> I got you. >> I can't do that. I know. I get it. I get it. I'm not trying to make an excuse. Take me to jail. Do what you need to do. Like, but I hate Stop. I I can see it. >> I'm not going to talk. >> He's not. Well, we were talking over there and he's not. I'm so upset. >> I hate seeing dead kids. Like I made a bad choice tonight. I get it. I understand it. But I hate seeing >> I wish I could answer that. >> But you're answering it, not answering. I look at you and you look pissed off at me right now. >> I'll be honest. >> I'm hurt. It's not mad at me. I hate seeing them get I can't comprehend. That's all they run through my head. >> Michelle, >> what? >> You're going to have to run through some fields. Okay. >> You were >> I will be state policees. >> I have a pro. I kind of So, you're fixing to come over to Grants as a So, we need to cons reconsider that. >> A haunting warning rang out. If I go to jail, I will end everything. And from here the case took an unexpected turn. >> You got one hell of a decision. But you know, there's difference between career and a job. Well, I already I already >> Yep. So, I respect you for the decision. Yeah. I don't envy you, but I >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm listening to you. Well, >> do you want to do the fields? Yes or no? >> Based on the statements that you've already made openly, I'm going to have to take you to the hospital first. Okay, I have to I have to do that first. >> I I heard you say that. And if this was anybody else and they were making statements like that, you know that you would tell law enforcement, don't nobody died tonight and nobody needs to die tonight. >> I'd rather die than have people at the hospital know my personal feelings >> and my in the head. Absolutely. I'd rather die before I let them know that >> there's no clue. They can't get away from it. But the thing is >> I don't want to go to jail because of my own personal behavior. >> I understand. But with the suicide threat, you you you told Will. So they got to follow. >> I'd rather just [ __ ] go to jail and go to the hospital cuz those people are going to judge you. >> Oh, I I get that 100%. I'm here to help you, but I >> Let's just talk to you real smart. I'm not running away. I'm not here. Between pressure, emotion, and the law, police are forced to make a decision that will haunt them for the rest of their careers. >> I'm I'm a piece of [ __ ] and that guy does whatever he wants, right? >> All right, Michelle, let's go. >> See, you want to take your phone with you? >> No, take it. You have my pen number? 1795. 1795. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You don't want it to go with you? Well, if you want it, then once you get released, then you'll be able to call someone to pick you up. >> Have a card. He has a pin number. So, >> if you want your phone to do it with you or not really. You're call >> Can I at least text him my pin number? Can you >> Okay, I got you. >> Can you roll it out of the window at least? >> Yeah, I can roll it down. I'll roll it down a little bit up front. Okay. >> You know what? It's her. She's just said it repeatedly. And I mean, when it when she when he asked her, "Do you want to hurt yourself?" She goes, "Not right now. >> I'm extremely hospital. >> You're going to go. I I want to go to the hospital. I'm going to give him a little heads up cuz they need to they need a little bit of professional courtesy to get her in a room and whatever. >> If she if she's there for too long, it's I'm probably going to end up criminal criminal summoning her into court." >> In New Mexico, DWI first offense is punishable by jail up to 90 days, fine up to $500, 0. License suspension 6 months to one year. One year if test refusal. Michelle had her license revoked, signed temporary revocation papers, and will face DWI charges. The video raises big questions. How do we deal fairly and humanely with law enforcement officers who are experiencing mental health crisis? And did the police handle the situation appropriately or were they being overly rigid and unsympathetic in a unique situation? >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> A small mistake on the car and a stubborn decision caused everything to spiral out of control, but no one expected the ending to be electric. [Music] When a 65year-old woman refused to follow a simple command, a police officer decided it was time to teach her an unforgettable lesson. >> Hit and we're waiting to see if I can't find a bed for it. A short bed. It's drivable. >> Yeah, but it's not legal cuz you got a bus and tail light. You got your driver license insurance on you? You >> live here in town? >> No. My name's Camel. I don't know. >> Camel, huh? Yeah, >> gotcha. Related to Hank. >> I'm his mother. >> Oh, okay. Good job. Insurance. >> See, can you see if I own the vehicle? >> All right. Appreciate it. Yeah. Busted tail light seems to be a pattern with the Hamls. >> Well, y'all had a headlight out on one of your pop cars the other night. >> We did that. >> Mhm. Yeah. But I just don't tell you. >> We should have. All right, Miss Haml, since you informed me that you've had that for 6 months. >> Oh, yeah. We're just looking for a bed because we can't find a short bed. I mean, my brother's looking for it. >> Can you at least get the light? >> Okay. Well, red tape on it. That work? >> Yeah, but I don't think I don't think red tape's going to help you there. You don't have enough plastic to tape over. >> Well, you know, I kind of hate to buy one if I'm going to get the whole bed and it's going to have everything on it. A seemingly peaceful exchange between a citizen and a police officer suddenly turned into a situation requiring an ambulance. What happened on the edge of the law? >> Well, I did issue for a defective equipment. It's $80. Uh you have till September 16th to take care of this. Uh get you to sign there with the X is. >> So, you don't even give a warning for this. >> You've been driving around for 6 months like that. >> I'm truthful. >> Well, I'm not going to give you a warning for something you've been driving for 6 months. >> But you you've seen me in here. You've seen me in town. >> I have it. >> You had to if I've been up here. That is fixable and I can fix it if that's all you want. >> Go ahead. Step out of the car. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. Step out. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out. >> Out. >> Step out. I'm giving you a lawful order. Step out. >> You be fair with me and I'll be fair with you. >> Step out. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm placing you under arrest. Step out. You are full of cuz you're not under no damn arrest. >> Step out. >> No, I'm not. >> 305 303. >> Do not do not take off. >> Shut up and give me that and I'll sign it. >> Step out. We're beyond that. >> Step out. >> To sign or not to sign. The seemingly innocuous question led to an incident that sent the whole town into an uproar and a wave of civil rights debate ensued. [Music] Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You better leave me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Leave me alone. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Now I said leave me alone. I mean it. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Lay down and put your hands behind your back. >> I will stand up >> now. >> I will stand up. >> No, you will not. >> You're going to get it again. [Music] What are you [Music] >> 305 dispatch? Go ahead and start EMS. Uh, taser deployed. One female custody. When power is applied like a sledgehammer for a petty offense, people wonder, is this law enforcement or disguised retaliation? >> So, why did you take off? >> Because I knew that you would arrest me. >> I wasn't going to. All you had to do was sign a ticket. >> But can you Well, just listen to me a minute. Do you know that nobody nobody wants to come to cash in for any reason whatsoever because they know it's going to be an $80 fine for some dumb something all the time? Well, when you're driving around like that, where do you think you can go driving around and get away with like that? >> Guthrie King Fisher cuz I'm going through King Fisher right now to go to Loyal. I bought groceries. >> You may not like the laws. We're here to enforce whether that be in cash in Oklahoma County or wherever. Okay. >> You guys are going to learn the hard way that we're not putting up with it. >> You guys just You're saying the HL >> the citizens. The citizens of cashing. You break the law in cash and we're going to enforce it. >> Yeah. >> Whether you're a haml or not. Okay. >> No, you did this. You did not have to taser me. >> You wouldn't comply. You wouldn't get out. And then you tried to kick me. So, yes, I did. >> Yeah. I tried to kick you cuz I'm a country girl. Because No, I did not. >> You got tased because of it. >> Yes. And I didn't like being thrown on the damn branch. >> Well, next time listen to what I'm telling you to do. You're the one who escalated this. All you had to do was sign, you would have been on your way. find an $80 ticket that I had no business of even getting. >> You told me you've been driving now for six months. That's half a year. >> That's right. >> Okay. >> And every time that we try to find >> her arrest for refusing to sign a ticket is controversial. In many states, signing a ticket is merely an acknowledgment of receipt of an unsigned ticket, not a crime. Converting it to an arrest could be a violation of constitutional rights. And using electricity is overkill on someone whose life is not in danger. Seeing multiple dead children didn't cost her her job, but one night of drinking did. 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. >> I need your driver's license. >> I'm done. >> Step out of the vehicle, sir. I just need to identify. >> You haven't asked me to do anything. I need to see your ID, sir, cuz I am conducting a traffic stop at this time. >> The police today do not arrest criminals. They arrest the curious. >> If if you've committed some sort of infraction or >> crime, am I lawfully required to give you my ID? >> What What law do you think I broke to pull me over? >> Thought I was a psychic detective turned out to be just an ID hunter. Just because he turned his car around to look at a map, this man was immediately approached by the police as if he were a wanted criminal. But what was really happening behind the wheel? >> Yeah, we were just I was checking out something out on the map. >> Well, you pulled into the water's driveway back there >> to turn around. >> Yeah. >> But so just for the record, I have not made a traffic infraction. Correct. >> Sir, >> suspicion isn't a crime. People strongly protested, demanding clear legal basis. But the police officer's ambiguous reaction is what is worrying. >> Yeah, we were just I was checking out something out on the map. >> Okay. All right. You do realize you stopped there back there. We thought we thought we could get through. Then we saw we couldn't, so we turned around. >> All right. You got your driver's eye switches? >> I do. >> You pulled into the water's driveway back there >> to turn around. >> Yeah. And we're trying to figure out what you were doing. We're trying to identify it. >> Is that illegal? ID. >> I'm trying to identify it. >> Okay. >> For what? >> May I please have your driver's license? >> Is that a lawful order? >> Yes, sir. >> What What infraction do you believe? >> I checked. >> Cuz I was going to look at the map. I didn't want to get on my cellular device. >> Well, that's good. >> While I was driving, >> you have your driver's license? I have my driver's license with me, but I'm not certain I'm required to give it. Can you state some sort of statute or Yes, sir. >> some sort of infraction >> if if you've committed some sort of infraction or >> crime back there. Is that illegal? >> Is that illegal? >> We were trying to figure out >> I understand that. >> We're trying to figure out what you're doing there. >> But you're not the figure out what I'm doing police. You're the law enforcement police. >> And that we're trying to figure out. That's suspicious. Yes, sir. It is. >> I'd like to talk to your supervisor, please. >> You going to talk to me right now? And do you have your driver's license? >> I I'm not. And I'd like to talk to your supervisor to find out. >> Yes, sir. Hey, please. >> I I I don't believe you're giving me a lawful command. For what purpose do you need my ID? What what crime do you or ordinance do you suspect me to have broken? >> Because it was suspicious of you to pull >> suspicious. Is that a misdemeanor or is that a felony? >> This way. That's articulable reasonable suspicion that you were crime >> that you were loitering or something like that. Do you have >> Do you have evidence that I was loitering? I turned around. Yeah, cuz I saw that I couldn't get through. >> You couldn't get through? There the road was open. I I don't know. >> Oh, I saw it looked like there was a checkpoint for getting into the prison or something. When charges can't be laid, the police resort to the magic of suspicious behavior, and that's when things start to get out of hand. >> Am I lawfully required to give you my ID? What? What? For what purposes am I lawfully required? >> I just explain to you, sir. >> Suspicion isn't a crime. And I didn't break any reason suspicion. Yes. Of a crime. Suspicion that you turn around. >> Can I just talk to the supervisor that's back there? >> No, sir. I need your driver's license, please. >> I'm done answering questions. >> All right, sir. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. For what purpose? >> I just need to identify that. You're making it harder. All I'm trying to do >> I'm trying to make it lawful. >> All I'm trying to do >> What? What law do you think I broke to pull me over? >> I didn't know what you were doing, right? I turned around. That's the residence. That's the water's res. >> Was it illegal to turn around on his property? >> It's it's it's articularly reasonable, suspicious that you're performing something illegal there or you're doing something there. I didn't All I have to do is identify you. We can get you on your way. >> How is identifying me going to tell you what I was doing? Well, we're making sure that you're not a wanted person. You're one somebody that was going to go there and harm the harm the the warden or something. >> I'm formally making a request right now. >> I'm making a formal request that you provide your driver's license. >> But it's not a lawful. >> It is a lawful request. >> For what reason do I need? >> Like I said, article. >> What is the statute 35? What's your statute IDing? It says that if you've committed a crime, if you have in the commission of a crime, already committed a crime. >> Step out for me, sir. >> What's up, man? >> I'm I'm trying to get identified. explain to you. >> What did he explain? He explained that I turned around in someone's driveway. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Currently, there's been a prison. Correct. >> I don't know. I'm from You can see I'm from Florida. >> So, this is what's going on. >> I didn't know that either. >> I pulled into a driveway. I didn't know who it was. >> Wasn't posted for trespassing. >> A demand for ID under threat of arrest. An unannounced pull on a car door and a citizen forced to hand over information without ever having committed any crimes. >> How is stepping out going to make me identify? >> Because you you haven't cooperated. I asked you multiple time. >> So I'm going to ask you, sir. You're a supervisor, correct? >> But but is this a lawful request for my ID? Can you tell me what lawful statute >> of what? My wallet's down there. So I can get you my ID from down there. I'm not going to have you get it. Can you I was pointing at it. It's right there. That's why I was pointing at it. You You think that, sir? I'm not telling you. I'm not telling you. >> So, you're right. Just for the record, you're identifying me right now. For what purpose? >> Like I told you, >> because you're suspicious around you. You don't know everything that has happened. >> I don't know anything that's happened. I'm not I'm going to explain it to you once I I'm able to identify. >> So So you're identifying me for suspicious behavior? >> Yes, sir. >> And that's not a misdemeanor nor a felony. It is >> nor have I committed traffic. This isn't going to tell you what I'm doing, but so just for the record, I have not made a traffic infraction. Correct, >> sir. You pulled into the water. >> Did I make a traffic infraction that does not belong to you? Right. >> I Yes. >> You don't know who it belonged to. >> Correct. I was trying to come down here. I've informed you, >> which I asked, was that unlawful? And you said And >> I'm I'm trying to figure I'm trying to figure out because of the >> ID make it yes or not unlawful? >> Yes, sir. >> Under threat of am I going to get arrested if I don't give you my license? >> Sir, you can be charged. I'm just asking for your driver's license. >> Am I going to be arrested if I don't give you my license? >> I'm just asking for your driver's license. Yes, sir. You can't be arrested. >> If you're requesting it, requiring it by law. >> I am requ of arrest and I will >> step out or be arrested. When so-called suspicion becomes a weapon, people have only one choice. Record, confront, and let the world know about this behavior. >> Okay. So, I am going to get arrested if I don't ID myself. >> There is state law that says when you're requested by law or no? >> Yes. If you're required by law enforcement, you must provide your >> if there's a reasonable suspicion. >> This is article reasonable suspicion. You just prove >> of what crime? Of what crime? Whoa. Whoa. You just battered me, sir. >> Cuz I've given you lawful commands. >> And you have my ID. >> And you have my ID. >> Please give your phone to your friend and we're going to step. I'm not I don't want you doing anything to to put the vehicle in drive cuz I've had that happen. >> I'll shut it off. >> All right. Thank you. >> I didn't even I didn't even think of that. I apologize. Step back. Okay. I'm back. >> We're going to step in front of my car. We'll get off road. You said rear. You said my car and he said rear. So that's dropping. >> You drop it. It's a parking order. Why? You know it. >> We're going to make sure everybody knows. >> Hey, go live. Are you live? >> Based on the unreasonable force, the police can be accused of violating the Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches, unjustified violence, disregard for due process. Citizens are more likely to file a complaint or sue, especially if the incident goes viral on social media. Next, a man is driving normally when he is suddenly tailed by the police, but the reason for the stop shocks him. >> Did I commit a crime, though? What have you pulled me over for right now? >> He wants to know who's going to pull >> who's doing the public records request against him over at gunf. >> Okay, sir. >> Police insist screaming out of the window is against the law, but a resident asks a question that leaves the officer speechless. You were yelling at me when you went by. >> Did I commit a crime, though? What have you pulled me over for right now? >> Okay, do me a favor, sir. It's against the law to record me without my permission. >> I really don't want to have this conversation with you. Okay, >> first of all, you're acting very suspicious. >> Since January 1st, you >> speaking right now. >> Did you pull me over something valid right now? >> You drove by me. You yelled something out the window. I'm >> Is that illegal to yell something? >> Of course. >> It's illegal to yell something. He's telling me that it's illegal right now to yell something another unit over here because for some reason you don't understand why I'm checking why you did what you >> So if I flicked you off >> You yelled my name off. >> If I flicked you off, is that a reason to pull? >> You yelled my name out, sir. I'm checking to make sure you're okay. >> If you're the police for public safety, if I had something wrong, >> I don't have tinted windows. My tint is legal. So, you can see just fine in these windows. I don't know if anybody pulled me over for a valid reason. ID. >> What statute did I violate? >> I'm going to tell you one more time. I need your ID. >> What have you pulled me over for? Is that a statute? >> I'm checking on your safety. Make sure everything's okay. >> Before I give you my ID. I would like to know what I violated. >> Came back around and went by me just now. So, you're yelling out my name. >> I passed by you one time and because you made a U-turn at the intersection. Call your supervisor. Do that right now. Do it right now. I want I want your supervisor here before I get your ID. You're ask you're asking me >> if you've pulled me over for a valid reason. I did not commit a crime and you have not thought that I have. >> I need to see your ID. >> For what reason? What? I had you committed a crime such as a traffic infraction for you to pull me over? >> You did. You went across into the other lane. >> The simple question, what law did I break? Escalates the confrontation between the two sides leading to a dangerous civil rights situation. >> Because your vehicle was out in the road. >> My vehicle was not in the road. My vehicle's off to the side of the road parked behind another vehicle. >> Which meant I can pass it by just like I did the vehicle just now. >> You went all the way into the other lane of traffic >> to avoid you for you call supervisor and then I'll gladly give you >> I need to see your ID so I can let them know who I'm out of. I'm going to detain you until then. >> Are you not detaining me right now? Am I free to go? Am I free to go? So you're detaining me? >> I should ask that question in the first time. >> Cuz what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to get a record request to see if a license plate was rammed today. >> I'm sorry. your vehicle, sir, registered to you? >> I don't answer questions. >> Is this your vehicle, sir? >> I don't answer questions. >> Sir, you're required to ask you. You have a tag from another state. You know, by state law, you're required to have a vehicle registered in the state of Florida. If you live here and you reside here, >> I don't answer questions. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to do anything that I'm asking you right now. >> Question. I need to see your ID, sir, cuz I am conducting a traffic stop at this time. >> For what? >> For your tag. >> What did you pull me over for, though? Can't pull me over because of a vehicle. my name. >> Is that illegal? >> Why I'm doing that? Because you are interfering with police business when I'm on a traffic stop and you scream out your vehicle next to me. Yes, it is. >> Because my music is loud. >> No, sir. You screamed my name out the window. Okay. But that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Is that Is it illegal? >> It gives me reasonable >> to drive down the road and blast my music. Where's your supervisor? >> When the supervisor appears, everything the police said before is overturned. And this twist will make you question justice. And the only reason he's trying to obtain my name is because he wants to find out who's doing the public records requests over at gun club. >> So, but he's telling me that uh he made a valid traffic stop, >> which what did he tell you is the the statue or >> what he told you? >> No, because I think that he may have fibbed on that onion and before he even pulled me over. >> Did he explain to you why he pulled you over? >> Because he said he heard his name. That's not a valid reason for a stop because there was no reason. I kept going. I did what I had to do and I'm now going on my way to continue. >> Uh, he has pulled you over because you have violated a Florida traffic law. Okay. >> Which one? >> Careless drive. What do you got? >> I don't have to tell you exactly what I'm doing. I I tried to get your ID. >> Your your your policy says that you do have to tell a driver. >> You didn't give me an ID. I refuse to do so. Correct. >> Actually, your policy states that you're supposed to tell a driver what they've been pulled over. >> You're being pulled over for tra a valid traffic violation. So, we can get to the bottom of this >> for for careless driving. You're saying >> I guess that's what you're looking at, right? >> And and how did I careless drive >> in the improper lane of traffic? >> I drove on the left side of you because you had someone pulled over. I gave you the right away because of your >> safety. You have every sir, after you produce your license and you have every right to take it to court. That's one of your options. >> Insurance and registration, >> of course. But this officer since January 1st has written over 800 citations all on the same road practically. Southern Boulevard. >> That's not the case here. That's obstruction. >> It's not obstruction. and it's called freedom of speech. You need to learn your law. >> After 22 tense minutes, the police finally back down. But what people say at the end of the video is the fatal blow to the system. >> I don't answer questions. >> You don't answer questions? >> I don't answer questions. >> All right, sir. Be with you a second. >> Now, you know exactly what he's doing here is wrong, and you're now being a part of it. Ronald Mitchell PBSO and a supervisor had to come out cuz he's now which I have on tape. It's recording for 22 and 1/2 minutes now. You have this officer right here. And this officer has pulled me over only because he wants to find out who I am because he says that I was a suspicious vehicle at first, which you'll see in the tape that we make. This is going to be a good YouTube one. I am issuing you a warning for careless driving, driving in the opposite lane of traffic, not paying the way the roadway, and paying attention to me. Um, also screaming out the vehicle. That's one of the reasons why I stopped you. I think if anybody hears somebody screaming, they're going to check and make sure everything's okay. Okay. I am issuing you a warning today. That's a copy of all your information. You're free to go. >> Thank you. And that's how you fight the police state. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42U 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. The entire incident was filmed and released to expose abuses of power, demand justice, and educate people about civil rights. The video shows how police can use their position to intimidate and harass people when they demand transparency. >> You want to call me a idiot, huh? >> You are a >> Okay, good. >> A seemingly simple check turned into an illegal arrest. Late at night, filming police arrested for calling cops weenies. Another officer even threatened to shoot. Body cam video has audio cut off. Not fully disclosed. Signs of hiding the truth >> all day long. Goodbye. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'd put two in his chest >> with the insertion. >> Nope. It's off. I turned it off. >> Okay. You have conversation with like, listen, man, like this is going to get you killed. >> But if you And that's him. I'm like, "Dude, you come up on me and I'm with ski mask and that in your hand. I'm putting [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] In the middle of the street, without a warrant, without warning, police restrained and searched a citizen just for filming. The Fourth Amendment was trampled in seconds. >> You want to call me a [ __ ] idiot, huh? >> You are a [ __ ] idiot. >> Okay, good. Say it again. Dude, you I love how you just come out here. Okay, >> that's good enough. >> You're a [ __ ] >> Washington one dispatch uh came over cussing at me. I got him in custody. He's He's detained right now. >> I got I think somebody's else in another vehicle. I'm not sure. I got [Music] >> Get out of my pocket. >> Okay. >> Get out of my >> You got weapons on you, too. What else you got? >> One more. >> Man, this is a Fourth Amendment violation. >> Say that's fantastic. >> You're violating my >> That's absolutely fantastic. >> Loser qualified as you're going to lose yours, too. >> Yeah, we'll see. >> We will see. Love. You don't want to listen to scanders and come mess with the police, huh? That's what you want to do? That's what you want to do, >> huh? >> I quit pushing. >> That's what you want to do? Nobody pushing you, huh? I'm not sure who jumped out of that car. >> Where'd they go? >> I'm not sure if Was there anybody else in there or not? >> Looking for a place warm to stay tonight. What's that? You got a flat. What do you >> think the tow truck's here? >> You got one, too? Yeah. Go ahead. Step back. Ro, are we all set there? >> Okay, we're going to slow it down. Holding. We need a boss for him. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Police argued that Mr. Did he look suspicious and could pose a threat? But personal feelings are no substitute for evidence. Or did prejudice override reason? I'm in the car. I see a car pull up. I'm like, why would somebody come in here? I'm the only one over here. >> Ain't nothing open. >> Nothing open. He just pulls up, comes up. I'm like, so I grab I'm like, okay, this guy, what are you about to do? And he pulls up his pull his mask down. I thought he was about to rob me or something. I didn't know what was going on. I'm like, okay. >> Got the little camera. >> Then he had his camera. And then I noticed he had a camera on me. I didn't know what that was. I thought he might have been a a gun or something. I didn't know. >> He's one of the uh whatchamacall guys. >> I told him to stop. I'm like, "Step away from the car." >> But anyway, no. I'm looking right now. See if he got any. >> Is this two bag? >> Oh, no. That's >> Oh, I was going to sell to bag. What? >> Hi. Who's that? That's John. It's Dupy. >> Oh, Dupi. You guys deal with this guy, >> dude. All the time. >> How do you know? I was here. >> Cuz he works He works He lives right up the road, but he works at Jets Pizza. >> Good to know. >> He just He just made a video of us yesterday. What was he doing to you? >> He come He comes in with a mask on. I thought he had I don't know if he had a gun on him or No. I thought he's about to rob me >> with that with that camera thing. >> Yeah. This right here. Yeah. Turn it off. >> Yeah. Food station. >> And so I'm like seeing in the car. I'm like, "Oh shit." That's why I called you guys before he even I saw him coming up to the car. >> I stayed in the car. But and then once he got up to the car, I'm like, "Step away from the vehicle. Step away from the vehicle. I'm within my rights. I'm in public." >> So I was like, "Hey, just step away from the car." And then he gets up. >> Despite knowing Mr. Diddy had taken a citizenship test and had met him before, the police still viewed him as a threat, showing that prejudice trumps the law. pulls his hand in. So he's telling him to step away from the car. Then he then Liddy gets out and pulls in the front of the vehicle. He gets out gets out, you know, and starts cussing at him. Handcuffs. He's in public. You got Wendy's. You got Summit. You got >> I mean it's probably a farfetched I mean but still cussing at me like that. But you got that's what they call him. >> Real quick, >> huh? >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Can't be a You can't be a victim of disorderly. Remember that. >> I know. We got to have you have >> Can't be a victim. >> No, no, no. I wasn't thinking. I'm not That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah, they're just too far, dude. >> Okay. >> It's not reasonable. I This will be a It'll be a stretch for that. This guy here, he was here. >> Who? >> Well, we'll wait for a boss and then uh >> Right. >> That's what I'm saying. It's not him. We have stuff around with the one of the banners back. Okay. >> Oh, cuz the bail's guy was here, too. >> Yeah. >> But I can't remember how far away was. >> Yeah. Ask him. >> Did you hear him pussing out? >> Yeah. You heard him pussing out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Oh, you did get in. Okay. >> I got out of the truck and that's when he told me to get back in there. >> What did he say? What was he >> Did you hear what he say? >> [ __ ] you. And there's uh I hate you. I think it said. >> Yeah. I can't quite remember what he >> Yeah. Okay. >> I heard him. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You say [ __ ] >> Who's coming? Is it the WY >> Patrick and Okay. >> They're coming to ways. >> Yeah. >> Me, too. >> Couldn't believe this guy. How would you guys know he was going to find us? You said Jets. What's Jets Pizza? The police's conduct and language suggest a high likelihood of abuse of power, violation of individual rights, and subsequent risk of lawsuits or internal investigations. Turns out yelling at the police is a crime if you embarrass them. Hey guys, what do you think about the situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. Hey, >> you're causing a bit of a hazard where you're parked at. >> See these cars where they're trying to get out into traffic. >> A Brighton police officer abused his power in broad daylight. >> What's your name? Do you have your ID on you right now? >> It's not illegal and there's no crime. You know what I'm saying? >> Camera captured the moment that the officer could not deny. In broad daylight, a man was stopped on the street just because he was wearing a hood. But the moment he reacted left the police confused. >> You were in a black ski mask walking down Bridge Street. Do you understand why that's kind of strange? >> Why identify yourself? >> For from what suspicion of what crime? >> Based on the fact that we have a high crime area right here on Bridge Street. >> He asked for privacy. The police demanded handcuffs. A legal confrontation began right on the Brighton sidewalk. You're wearing a black ski mask. It's 50° outside. Come over here. >> Walk in there. Now you're going to talk to me. >> You got something to arrest me for? >> No, I've got reasonable suspicion to contact you. So, come over here. >> That's not reasonable. >> Yes, it is. >> No, I got >> Sure. We can work on a lawsuit. >> No, they jumped me, bro. I was walking from my mama's house and they jumped me. It's on YouTube. Bro, >> let me tell you why I'm stopping you. Okay. You're wearing a black ski mask walking down Bridge Street. Do you understand why that's kind of strange? It's not illegal, but I just want to figure out what's going on. >> Privacy, right? >> Sure, but it's also suspicious. only if it's being but it's only illegal if I'm being ignorant or or threatening to somebody. >> I did not say it was illegal. I'm saying suspicious. That's why I contact you. >> Well, I don't want this contact. >> Okay. You're not free to go yet cuz I got a couple things I got to ask you. Okay. >> So, what's your name? >> I'm on my way. >> No, you're not going anywhere right now. >> To right here. >> Not right now. >> Yes, I am. Bro, call your superior. >> I need your name and your address and this is what you're doing. >> I'm I'm going to I'm going to uh record this. >> Sure. It's all being recorded for me, too. >> All right. I'm going to get the footage. You can look it up on YouTube. I show you want to look up. >> I'll show you this. >> Okay. So, what's your name? Do you have your ID on you by chance? I make it easier. >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> I'm going to show you the video. It's on news breakak as well. >> I mean, I don't really want to see the video. I mean, I I trust you. >> But I'm told to get a part for my vehicle. >> It's none of your business. >> So, the reason I'm stopping you is for reasonable suspicion. Okay. >> You have to suspect me of a crime, not just say or I assume. >> Let me explain why. Because it's 50° outside. How you doing, sir? You're walking around with a ski mask if you're walking down Bridge Street. You're clearly not cold because >> there's nothing wrong with me. You know what I'm saying? So, other than, you know, the whole the whole you're not allowed to wear a mask if you're being threatened. >> No charges, no indictments, but handcuffs were brought out. What was really going on in this officer's head? >> How would I help you with a crime that I haven't committed? >> Okay, sir. At this point, I need your name, your address, and >> you're going to take me to jail, right? I mean, I don't want to put your hand up. >> You want the threatening portion of it, but you don't want to put me in jail cuz there's nothing to put me in jail. >> I don't want any handcuffs. I need your name and your address. >> This is the only way poor people can get money, man. You come snatching me up, take me to jail. >> I don't want to put you in handcuffs. >> Identify yourself alone for >> For what? Suspicion of what crime? Where's the camera I'm talking to? >> You got one? Okay. All right. A suspicion of what crime? And that's not a crime. And there's no no reason other than if I was threatening to somebody for you to worry about anything with my privacy. I I mean, I get it, but I'm just headed this way. Have not done anything wrong, right? I'm trying to go to the auto parts store. >> I've explained to you what I need from you. Are you going to give me your first and last name and your address >> or not? I don't want to take you to jail. All I want is your name, your address. >> I'm done. I'm I'm done cuz I'm I'm going to do I can let you go if you just tell me your name first time. >> But that doesn't stop me from a crime that I haven't committed. identifying a crime. >> Okay, I'm going to identify you either way. Hey, >> I do not here. He's busy right now. >> Okay. Can you get him on the phone? >> I want to know what's going on. If you want to talk to him, sure, I can do that. Do you have anything on you need to like know about some hurt me? A fierce argument about individual rights, Colorado law, and abuse of power unfolds with each word. >> Nothing like that. >> I got a tablet, a phone that I'm using to to look at the YouTube videos, how to fix my vehicle that I'm going to leave stranded cuz you taking me, kidnapping me, right? >> I got vaporizers and that's it. No, >> I think I got money and probably >> I might got maybe my debit card on me because it's illegal to be around here without currency, right? Y'all going to snatch me up, but it's it's it's not >> I might have a screwdriver that's uh >> You realize we can avoid it when I don't have an address by name. You know what I mean? >> I never committed any name. >> I have a name, but but why do I have reasonable suspicion that a crime listen to me? Don't interrupt me. Let me know. >> Tell me what's Don't interrupt me. I'll explain it to you. Okay. Okay. So, in Colorado, we can stop someone if we have reasonable suspicion based on articulable circumstances that there has been, will be, or could be in the future a crime committed. Let me keep going. Okay. Okay. So, based on the article reason of you're walking down Bridge Street with a ski mask on >> when it's not that cold. Now, based on the fact that we have a high crime area right here on Bridge Street, you won't wear the ski mask. >> But I'm headed to the store to fix my vehicle. You don't even know where your car is. You want to take me to jail, too? >> I don't want to take you to jail. >> Well, then why don't you leave me alone and let And you can investigate by looking at me. Go to my store. I don't have an address. >> You spread your phone. Fine. If you said you're transient, that's fine. I'm saying, this is you. >> So, you have to realize somebody else's name. >> You have to realize in our dayto-day, >> I want to get a rubber, bro. >> Why? Why? Because it's my right to privacy and I look like a bum and that's none of your business, you know. >> I'm going to take your mask off there. >> Oh, why you taking my mask off? >> So, I can see who you are. I'm not going to have you in the back of my car. >> Bro, I can't punch y'all. [ __ ] [ __ ] right here in the face, bro. >> I'm s arrested in Florida. He's now caught in a similar situation in Colorado, but this time cameras are recording it all. >> Not yesterday. >> Yeah, I stay in the in the background. But then today you were parked over there and now it's just parked over there off Miller, isn't it? >> Did y'all tell them what I told you? >> I'm going here to the auto parts store to fix it. >> I work right here. Right there. >> Sounds good. Go ahead. >> Just read the people. >> I told them that. >> It's not illegal and there's no crime. You know what I'm saying? >> Just remember that, sir. >> I'm just saying it's a tense thing you do, bro. You know, all you do is tell me you make like three, four times the average manager, bro, around here. A lot of times, you know, in life. Hold on. No, >> you got to turn around. >> My mask, please. >> Thank you, sir. >> You know what the building is that's next over here? >> I understand. But do you understand the building that I'm walking upon going to from one point to another? >> Literally last week, we had the exact same scenario. >> I can still do a dash there that is nothing wrong with having a mask in Titusville, Florida. Like I was just walking from my mother's house with a radio and a backpack full of waters and I was taken into custody threatened with arrest with the same thing, man. You know, they they tried to say I was bending down in the bushes, but the city hadn't hadn't cut the grass. So when I was getting my water bottles and uh switching my radio, you know, hold on. So I just don't want him I I when he's driving along and he's you're coming up on a two schools right here, like two two a middle school and a high school. >> I was a young person. with with with religious points of views. Y'all acting like the IDF doesn't help anybody, brother. You know what I'm saying? >> And and and literally, I spoke fluidly, you know, and I articulated what I was doing to a point that that I didn't need to. You know what I'm saying? >> Even when you're walking here with a mask, that's one thing. But you're parked outside of a liquor store. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US code S1983. 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 residents were released without any charges, but there was no admission of wrongdoing by the police. Residents said they had encountered similar situations in other states, suggesting a pattern of abuse. The incident represented a violation of the Fourth Amendment. Next, a ticket for two men trying to escape danger. The story behind this seemingly absurd act will make you angry. >> You're causing a bit of a hazard where you parked at. >> You're okay. If you'll stand right here and tell me how far to pull up. >> Are you not smart enough to realize how far to pull up? >> So you guys pull these guys over for something that allegedly was unsafe while you unsafeely parked. >> When a citizen points out a police violation, what happens next leaves everyone stunned, including the officer himself. >> You're causing a bit of a hazard where you're parked at. >> You're causing a bit of a hazard where you're parked at. >> Okay. >> See these cars the way they're trying to get out into traffic? I can't. >> Okay. >> If you'll stand right here and tell me how far to pull up. >> Are you not smart enough to realize how far to pull up? >> I'm just asking you for your assistance. Would you like to assist? >> I I I'm assisting them and call for backup. You need backup. You need backup for this. You need backup for a guy with a camera telling you to pull forward. You're causing a an obstruction with your vehicle. >> 21 radio. >> You're going to look great. >> 21. Apologies. You have another officer for assistance. >> What would you need backup for? >> Am I threatening? >> Am I interfering? >> He's going to help me move. >> Am I interfering? >> Okay. Okay. >> You're helping. >> Why are you Why are you calling for a backup? Yeah. Passive aggressive. >> Passive aggressive. Why don't you go ahead and continue these gentlemen? >> I've been doing this for several years and you're not going to make you look me up. North Georgia Audit. >> Look me up. >> Come anytime, sir. Okay. Just you're doing my job. You're doing your job at storing these guys. There's plenty of other things going on around here that could be getting done. Go ahead and get these gentlemen out of here. You write them tickets for something you deem unsafe as you are unsafeely parked and causing the hazard. The irony. Oh, the irony. >> Not mad. >> I I can tell you're not mad. That's cool. You look stupid is what it is. That I'm cool. That's great. That's That's a awesome quality you have as a police officer. stupid stupidity part is is the lesser quality of of of of your your police duties. >> You won't believe the real reason this police officer called for backup. And it's not for the reason you think. >> Call for backup. >> Just keep driving around. >> Go take a ride. I'll call you when I'm done. He called for backup cuz he didn't like the fact that I pointed out to him he's causing a hazard. >> I'm going to go right over here and he said, >> "Yes, ma'am." He called for backup. This guy What's your name and badge number, sir? Since you uh since you made contact with me >> again, I can't hear you. >> What's your name and badge number since you made contact? >> My number. >> Badge number is fine. >> 721. Thank you, sir. >> There's your backup. You're also impeding traffic. So, both of y'all are causing hazards right now, right? >> Yeah, that's okay. What's your name and badge number? >> AU 708. >> A cuff 708. So, you guys pull these guys over for something that allegedly was unsafe while you unsafeely park, causing obstructions to not only pedestrians, but other vehicles. Three officers parked illegally at the same time, obstructing traffic, but are finding others for the same thing. >> And he called you for backup for a guy that standing here with a camera. Guys will never realize, man, that badge doesn't grant you special rights. You know that, right? Anything that I can't do that's illegal, you can't do. Can I pull my car and park right there and get out and do whatever I want to do? No. Neither can you. That's correct. Right. If I can't do it, you can't do it. Look at this. Oh, y'all need three. Y'all need three. So, there's another hazard. There's another obstruction. Another obstruction. I didn't know Helen police was like this. Sir, you're causing an obstruction. All three of you are. Best thing for you to do is get back in your car, kick rocks. You're dismissed. We don't need you anymore. >> Why is it okay for you to obstruct that pathway? Can you explain that or do you not have an explanation? Because there's not one, right? But you guys want to ticket these two gentlemen for something going 2 miles an hour trying to get their overheated and overselves bikes and themselves off the road >> when the people stopped being silent and forced three officers to retreat in silence. Is this the turning point of justice? >> Yeah, this car could have pulled out that way, but of course you're obstructing, right? See what he's having to do? Do you see what he's having to do? There's another one. Another one running off the road trying to get past your vehicle. Why couldn't you pull in here? Cuz that would make too much sense, right? You guys aren't about making sense. You're about making dollars. That's about it. Nah, he he'd rather obstruct the roadway so people can't get through cuz he's a [ __ ] Kick rocks, gentlemen. You're dismissed. Back to work. Get back to distorting people. How'd that backup help you out? Oh, you can hear me now. That trick here just must be uh works sometimes and sometimes it don't. There you go. Out of the way. Now it's your turn to Now it's your turn to get the out of the way. >> Citizens have repeatedly mentioned the fact that they have had officers fired, hinting that further legal action may be forthcoming. Unreasonable stops, unwarranted calls for backup, and dangerous conduct can be considered violations of civil rights and professional procedures. Three patrol cars, zero valid reasons, and a life lesson in bad parking. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. Up next, arresting people without cause is not wrong. It is against the law. And in this case, the police crossed the line. >> 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. Well, we ask you if you had some place to go. >> I asked you why. >> How much you been drinking today? >> I asked you why. I'm sitting here in my car. No, don't touch me, please. >> No. No. Come on. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Stop. Stop the 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 used 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 for >> Are you for real? Oh my god. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out. >> Stop resisting. Stop going. Put your hand 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. >> Do you have another place to be? >> Are you going to answer this question or you 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 asked you why. How much you been drinking today? >> That's too much. I'm sure. >> 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 >> Come on. >> Are you for real? Oh my god. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of this house. Yeah. >> Please. >> Get out. >> Oh my god. Get out. Stop resisting. Stop yelling. Put your hands on your back. >> Got that hand. [Music] 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. When power is unchecked, innocent people can become victims in their daily lives. A civilized society cannot survive if human rights exist only on paper. Silence in the face of abuse of power is not neutrality. It is complicity. Society only progresses when it dares to confront wrongdoing and demand justice. [Music]