Why? >> All right, any prohibited articles or weapons. KM 52 1036 >> To break into vehicles, how do we know that you won't? So, you're only concerned by your vehicles. You don't care about other people's vehicles. >> Especially the right hand one. The right The right hand one's very, very tight. >> You're literally inches away from me. >> [music] >> You're literally inches away. You literally used me. Look I don't want to watch you. >> He just wanted to film a police station, but ended up stirring a hornet's nest called Tipton. >> What did you achieve? >> Nobody's infringing on my rights. Nothing. You're just flexing your powers. >> No weapons, no crime, and then the shocking truth about the Tipton tyrants [music] was finally exposed. >> I don't know what's in your rucksack. >> What's in my rucksack? Why are you taking my hat off? >> A mysterious YouTuber arrives in Tipton armed with nothing but a hidden camera and a determination to expose the truth. >> Do you understand that what you're doing is criminal behavior? >> What have I done? >> Just for stopping to look around the police station, he was suddenly surrounded by four officers. No warning, no explanation, only cold commands as if a crime had just been committed. >> He's taking me so that I know if you're English or not. >> English. >> You're English. Where you from? Do you speak English? >> Hello. >> Do you speak English? >> English. >> Yes, do you speak English? So, this is a police station, yeah? What are you doing? >> Nothing. >> Why are you walking around the police station? >> Nothing. >> Why are you walking around the police station? Just do me a favor. Just take your hands out. I want to make sure you've got nothing in your hands. Take your hands out of your pockets. >> Huh? >> What are you doing, mate? >> Nothing. >> Huh? You going to talk to me? Take your glasses off. >> Why? >> Because I can't see your eyes. I want to have a conversation with you. What are you doing? >> Why are you recording? >> Do you understand that what you're doing is trying to behave yourself? >> What have I done? >> This is a police station. And you're wandering around the cars, looking through the windows. >> Why? >> Yeah, that's what we're asking. Why are you doing that? What's your name, mate? What's your name? What's your name? >> An innocent man handcuffed and searched in broad daylight, all for looking the wrong way. In Tipton, has even the right to look become something you need permission for? >> This is my section one powers. >> Why? >> All right. Any prohibited articles or weapons. Okay. I'm placing you under arrest on basic police station here. >> One a piece. >> Tipton police station. Okay. >> One a piece. >> Your behavior, your behavior, looking into buildings and looking around the building like you wouldn't take your hands out of your pockets. >> take my hands out of my pockets. I'm going to search you. >> Well, who do you think you are? Take your hands out of your pockets. >> At the end of the conclusion of the search, you are entitled to a copy of the stop search form or else. >> So, one a piece. >> Happy with that, yeah? >> I'm not happy with that at all. >> You need to give me information, mate. >> Why do you put the cuffs on? >> Because I Because I don't trust what's in your pockets. I don't know what's in >> Well, you don't want to take your hands out of your pockets. >> I don't know what's in your rucksack. >> What's in my rucksack? Why are you taking my hat off? >> It's only a good reason. >> He goes, "I need you to smile, man." I don't need you to just be worried, man. >> Yeah. That's true. >> What's that? >> My property is recording. >> Who says I'm recording? I think you guys are recording. >> Well, we are yeah, stop >> Good. Good. >> I've got recorded. My body camera's been on since I first got >> Well, you said it. You told me maybe. >> I didn't tell you what. >> That you was recording. He goes, "Are you like crazy or something? I literally just arrived. I came here. That's it." Why are you doing this? Why? >> You just spoke to the officer. >> I don't need to speak. I don't have to speak. I don't have to though. >> So, you're recording us on the camera in the glasses, yeah? >> Ah, you noticed the camera now. Well done. >> When he tried to reclaim his rights, the police answered with silence and authority. A simple disagreement turned into a stark display of arrogance behind the badge. >> Of course, he's just going to do that. Why am I searched? Because of this guy searched. I was put in cuffs and got searched just for walking past looking at police station. That's what [music] What What did I DO THAT WAS SUSPICIOUS? What did I do that was suspicious other than I didn't want to speak to these idiots? What did I do that was suspicious? What did I do that was suspicious? >> The suspiciousness might not be in the initial act. It's more in your behavior afterwards when you were approached. >> I don't want to speak to you, my friend. I didn't have to say anything. Do I have to say anything? I arrived. I looked at the gate and I walked past. That's all I did. >> I've been confrontational. >> I wasn't confrontational. I don't want to talk to you. I don't have to talk to you. What did you do? >> Nobody's infringed on your rights. >> Nothing. You're just flexing your powers. >> It was removed partially for the purpose of a stop search and then it's been returned. >> Just tell me. >> I said your >> [clears throat] >> right to liberty was removed partially. >> You had no right to search me. But, you have no right to search me. >> Would you like to put down your ethnicity on there? >> My ethnicity as guardian. I'm as guardian. >> [music] >> Okay. Yeah? So, that's what you did. You infringed on my rights for no reason other than your paranoia and flexing your powers. That's it. Of course, it's no reason. >> Okay, I can look at police station. >> You will give me the answer or not? >> Can I not go to police station? Are you guys crazy or something? >> No, we said you can't. >> Just because I didn't >> Before leaving, he left behind one chilling remark. They say Tipton has tyrants. Now I've seen them with my own eyes. >> One of you, one of you said, one of you said, one of you said I shouldn't be in police ground. I showed him that I can be on police ground. I can be on police Oh my god. I can be on police ground if I wanted to because it's open. Yes. If an area is restricted, then I won't. If it's not, I will. >> around staff vehicles, then we have a concern. >> Well, I don't care if you're concerned. >> Well, we should be because unfortunately, people out there like to interfere with vehicles, like to break into vehicles. How do we know that you weren't? >> So, you're only concerned by your vehicles. You don't care about other people's vehicles. >> You might be acting in a unnatural unnatural way. >> What's your reason for suspicion? >> You might have been what? Trying to break into a vehicle? Interfere with a vehicle? >> That's not a coincidence. But you used section one, you didn't use a section 43. It could have been. So, why did you use section one then? You didn't. Why did he then? >> [music] >> So, it could be so many other things. Yes. >> an innocent thing. You would not interact with us. >> Because I don't have to, my friend. >> From the police's point of view, but I want to establish if you go involved in our area. >> Yeah. >> You might be looking at vehicles. >> Yeah. >> From the police's point of view, that could be classed as >> as >> What your what's your intention? So, that's why we have to interact with you. We don't know what you've got in your bag. You could have weapons or >> No, but this guy, this guy just looked Look, and he's got a bag. Look behind you. Look. He He's got a bag just like mine. >> If a normal member of the public like yourself >> But he just looked I swear I saw him looking. >> In the UK, police abuse of power or human rights violations can be investigated by the IOPC, dismissed, criminally prosecuted with up to 10 years in prison, and forced to pay civil compensation to victims. The Tipton police showed clear signs of misconduct, misuse of section one of PACE, failure to provide a copy of the stop and search record, restriction of individual freedom, and behavior that verged on verbal abuse toward a citizen. Up next, he barely reached the station gate before officers rushed in, handcuffed him, and shouted, "Someone reported you have a knife." >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. What are you doing, man? At least take the bag off me before you put the cuffs on, gentlemen. Come on. I don't have any issue. That's the process. Ow. Ow. I don't twist the cuffs. What are you doing, man? Well, you guys have messed up to the next degree. very tight. The right the right hand one is very very tight. >> That's fine. >> But I'm not being obstructive or anything. I'm not being I'm not hostile or anything. You should have checked CCTV in there first. Yeah, that's illegal. That's the process. You should have checked >> CCTV in that post office. >> Unfortunately, we don't have an allocation where we have time to do that. Do you have a nice day? >> I don't have a nice day. It's ridiculous. No, it's it's ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. It's Do you mean >> He tried to stay calm and offered to cooperate, but the officers forcibly seized his bag, turning a simple misunderstanding into a scene of escalating tension. >> Do you have a nice day? >> That's fine. >> You've messed up massively, pal. >> That's a completely different point. >> Give me my property. No. No. Why are you shaking? >> Would you like a copy of the CCTV footage? >> Listen, that's three times you've asked me. My answer's not going to change. >> Is that a yes? >> Yes. >> Then I'll get you a copy of it. >> Uh no, I'll give me my property back. Will you clean up? >> That's what I'm doing right now. >> You're an absolute [ __ ] >> Okay, that's fine. >> Anyway, >> That's not really the point, though. >> What was your grounds for the search? I'm an auditor. >> Somebody from the front office has come out and said there's a male in the there's a male in the front of the station possibly carrying a knife. >> I'm an auditor. >> That's the reason for the search. >> Excuse me. >> Let me get you a copy of that. >> Yeah, I'll come with you. So, what was your grounds for the search again, please? Just remind me. >> The grounds for the search was that >> Had somebody from the front office >> come out and said there's a male in the there's a male in the front of the station possibly carrying a knife. >> Right. >> Somebody else has seen them sticking >> Well, let me ask you something. The place is peppered The place don't touch me. The place is peppered with CCTV, gentlemen. Did you check that before you decided to come out and accost a member of the public? Did you do that first, gentlemen? But you didn't check the CCTV. You done no due diligence whatsoever. No, let's do this, eh? Calm yourself down. You're absolutely screwed big time today, pal. >> Okay, fine. >> Don't worry. I'm going to sue the living daylights out of you boys. I'll get you sent to professional standards as well. What an absolute carry-on, guys. >> Okay, so I've got your seat. >> Who Who made the allegation? >> It's the allegation >> Which one of them was it? I'm not going to tell you yet. So, >> So, one? >> I'm not going to tell you yet. So, it's not relevant. >> Can I get a tap number for the call then, please? It went out. >> The handcuffs came off, but the tension didn't fade. His question left the entire station frozen in silence. >> None of your business. >> Who are you? >> Sorry, what? >> Who are you? >> Police officer, what are you doing? >> Step back. What are you getting close to me for? >> What are you doing? >> I'm making a video. >> You're filming in my car. >> Cuz I want to. >> What are you doing? >> Cuz I want to. What are you going to do? I'm stepping back. Stop walking towards me. >> You're not committing any terror offenses by filming police officers. >> Come on, I'm not. You're You're a police officer. >> I am a police officer. You're right. >> Why are you being so hostile? >> Can you pull this down for me? >> No, I >> Can you pull this down? >> No. No. >> Can you pull this down for me, please? >> No. >> Why? >> Because it's my face and I do what I want with it. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> And that's my car. >> Is it? >> This is where I work. >> What says I shouldn't film in your car? >> I don't want anything you're not committing any terror offenses. >> What says I shouldn't? >> You have a chance inside. >> No, we don't need to do that. >> Should we not have a chance that's way >> Am I Am I being detained? >> No, you can't. Don't touch my property. >> Can I have a >> No, you Don't touch my property. >> No, you can't touch my property. >> Go on. Get back. What are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Stop walking towards me. What are you doing, man? Calm yourself down. >> I'm not escalating the situation. >> I'm not doing anything. >> De-escalate the situation. >> I am not doing anything. >> De-escalate the situation. >> Look where my hands are. >> De-escalate the situation. >> my hands are. My hands >> You can have a conversation. >> is not raised. >> You can have a conversation. You walked right up into my space. >> My voice >> You're literally inches away from me. >> You're literally inches away. >> You're excused. Excuse me. >> I know you walked towards me. Don't lie. It's on camera. >> Look at your position. >> I'm what? You walked towards me. >> Look at my position. >> You walked towards me. Identify yourself. Identify yourself formally. >> I'm a police officer. >> yourself formally. >> 4143. >> Name, station. >> Don't need to. >> Yes, you do. Three points of identification. 100% you do. >> No, I don't. I'm not recording. >> No, you can't. >> I can't. >> Just when it seemed over, a plainclothes officer suddenly lunged, snatched the camera, and dragged him inside, marking the start of a second nightmare. >> I don't want to be arrested today. >> I'm not escalating the situation. Yes, no, I won't go outside. >> Okay, but I'm going to stay right here because I don't want you to go and talk to him right now because we're trying to investigate >> But he spoke to me first. So So he did he escalate it first cuz he spoke to me first. He said why you got that back? >> Okay, based on what you've been saying, okay? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So he escalated it. Right? So I'm not escalating nothing, but you threatened me with arrest for public order. >> So you're just escalating it then. >> I wasn't escalating it. He asked me He asked me a question. I answered him. How's that escalating it? >> Well, in my opinion, you're escalating it. >> How is escalating it? Listen, man. >> Am I talking to you calmly? I am. >> No, you're not. I think I think what needs to happen is No, you're not talking to the camera. >> Mhm. Uh >> I'll stand here. I'll stand here. I'll stand here. Right. You are talking to the camera. Let me Let me assure you that. You are talking to the camera. But it's a conflict of interest. >> Well, that's why I said I might not be able to investigate. >> No, it's a conflict of interest between me and you. >> Okay. >> Because I've got a formal complaint now against you. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you want to speak to somebody else? >> Well, I think you need to get someone else because >> have someone talking to you right >> Because for the integrity of that sort of complaint, I think you need to get someone else. >> Okay, that's fine. But right now, what I'll do is I'll grab my colleague from around the corner, but just try and stay over here and just try and stay calm. And I'll try and see if I can get him to come. >> I am not going to escalate the situation. He's already messed up. >> Yeah, I'll see if I can get >> I want him prosecuted. >> I'll see if I can get someone to come and talk to you who's suitable right now. >> But I'm not going to escalate matters, but if he escalates it again >> So there's only There's only my colleague right there, okay? He's speaking to him at the minute. My colleague is the My colleague is gone. So What I will do >> This is preposterous. I I don't think I've been in a worse police station in my life. You're letting him leave. You're letting him flee the scene. Don't let him flee the scene. Harassment? I'm asking him I'm talking to him. I'm talking to him. I'm talking to the PC. Are you going to let him leave the scene? >> We know We know who he is. And it's fine. We know who he is cuz you know who he is cuz my colleague has just been contacted. >> Is he Is he talking? You're just letting him walk off. >> Because we have to ascertain if he's harassing you. >> I'm going outside. Can I go outside? >> You can go outside cuz you're not under arrest. >> I don't need I don't need a police escort. >> After being handcuffed and dragged twice inside the station, he vowed to stay silent no more, determined to hold the entire system accountable before justice. Next, he refused to give his name, demanded $500.00 to reveal his identity, and insisted he wasn't driving. But did that save him from the police? >> I'm not a driver. >> Okay, well, you are driving on the roadways in the state of Florida, so I need your driver's license or your identification. >> Like I said, I'm not driving. >> Okay, well, I am conducting a lawful stop. You are required to present me your identification, so I'll take whatever identification you have. >> Okay, I I don't carry identification unless someone's going to pay me for my name. My name is registered as my property on the record. >> Okay. >> So, >> So, what's your name? >> Okay. Uh I'm just recording this for the record. I'm not driving or operating a vehicle for hire on the roadways. And my name is my private property. You want my name on the conditional acceptance of your offer, so I can claim honor so you won't arrest me. So, my conditional acceptance of your offer my name to you is you give me $5 million cash. >> That's a 13-094, please. Sir, you will be arrested if you do not present some type of identification. >> Really? >> Excuse me? >> I said, "Really?" >> Yes, sir, really. >> Why do I need to provide identification? >> You are operating a road a vehicle on the roadways in the state of Florida. Sir, with all due respect, you're behind the driver's in the driver's seat, behind the steering wheel. I've been behind >> This isn't the driver's. Now, if you want to try and prove in court that I'm driving or operating a vehicle for hire on the road, I'm stating for the record that I'm not driving or operating a vehicle. >> Sir, I've been behind you since you were on Babcock, okay? You've been in that seat the entire time. >> fraternal order of police. I'm telling you on the record I'm not driving or operating. That's that's official >> Okay. >> And if you want my name, it's $500 cash. >> Okay, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. >> I can step out of the vehicle >> You can step out of the vehicle for me. In a confident tone, the man invoked the code of honor, the condition fee, and asserted that the police were in a disgraceful state. But what had caused him to be dragged out of the car? >> Sir, step out of the vehicle. Roll over on your stomach. Okay, sir. At this time you are being placed under arrest. You will be registered as a John Doe until you are properly identified. >> But I already said I'm not driving or operating. >> Okay, well, yes, sir, you are. >> No, I'm not. I'm not driving or operating a vehicle. >> Ma'am, do you have a valid driver's license? May I see it, please? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Can I speak to a supervisor because I still am in honor and you're arresting me and I'm being fully transparent that I'm not a driver or operator. And if you want my name, I'm conditionally accepting >> I also have a request for a supervisor. >> Yeah, I conditionally accepted your offer so I can stay in honor. I'm operating on the honor system. And you're not honoring Now you're in dishonor and I will prove on the record in court that my name is my property. I've registered it with the county recorder more than 2 years ago. So I hope you're still recording cuz I have my case number, my filing number, and my >> Echo 13 to 5047. >> Pull over here, please. >> And I was not pulling over. I'm coming here to the printer because they have a printer order for me I'm picking up, so I did not pull over. >> I need to get him in >> arrested and still charging $100.00 for a question and $500.00 for a search. The confrontation between sovereign citizens and Florida police is getting out of control. >> Well, I tried to get him >> Put down, man. >> I can't. >> Roll to your side. I need you to lose it. >> Wait, wait, you're hurting me. >> Roll to your side. >> Yeah, I know, but these cuffs cuffs are on too tight. >> I know they are. All right. >> My phone is still recording. >> Yes, sir. We'll make sure you have your phone. >> But I want that on the record. >> Okay. Well, here. Here, as a matter of fact, you can continue recording. I'll stick it in your pocket. >> I already conditionally accepted all of his offers for my >> Okay. >> and he's in >> Anything on your person before you get back in my car? This will be his right here. It's still recording. >> I'll answer any questions for $100 less than cash it. >> Anything on your person before you get back in my car? >> question for $100 cash. >> I will >> You don't have the right You can search me for $500 cash. I'm conditionally accepting all of your offers for my fee schedule. >> There's no charge for that. >> And you can search Yeah, there is. I I'm in honor. >> Okay. Okay, ma'am. Could you fill me in on what's going on here? >> I don't know. I I don't understand his thing. I don't understand that. I don't know. >> Okay. How do you know him? >> He's my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> I don't understand all that mumbo jumbo stuff he talks though. >> Well, you're trained on this at the Fraternal Order of Police. I'm an expert on honor and I'm in honor. >> Okay. What's his name? Ronald What? Is this his vehicle? >> From my knowledge, yeah. I mean, I think his mom owns it. >> Okay. I'll be right back. >> No papers, no name, no cooperation, but still taken away while continuously shouting I am honorable. Did the police cross the legal line? >> My name is my property. >> I'm going to need your name because I'm going to charge This is That's my car. >> I did not give you permission to search me without payment. You're violating my rights and my ability to conduct commerce. >> You're violating You're in dishonor now. >> You can search me for $100 I'll scratch my feet for $100. No, you're you're in dishonor. You know you're violating the rules of honor and I have done nothing wrong and I've accepted all of your conditionally accepted all of your offers for my fee schedule. Are you recording? >> You're violating my rights. I have done nothing wrong and I'm I'm in honor and you're violating all my rights. I'm in honor and you're violating all my rights. I will come over there for $100. >> Let's go. >> You have no right to put your hands on me, man. You're assaulting me. >> Cuz you're resisting. Stop resisting. >> resisting. I'm not resisting if I'm conditionally accepting all of your >> All right, get in the car. I'll be scheduling you. You know I'm telling the truth. >> You're going into district >> I'll get in the car for $500. No, you're forcing me. I'll get in the >> Get in the car. >> I already conditionally accepted your offer for money. >> Get in the car. Just get in the car. >> You're assaulting and battering me and you're violating my rights. I conditionally accept your offer for >> I conditionally accept >> No, dude, you can't put me in jail. You can't do this. >> You guys are going into district court. >> In Florida, police abuse can result in a variety of penalties, including civil penalties of up to $10,000, zero cents, restitution of illegally obtained benefits, public warnings, >> [music] >> and suspension or dismissal under section 112.317. Because he did not give his name, the police registered him as John Doe. Without proper identification procedures, >> [music] >> this could result in a violation of due process and human rights under criminal procedure law. He accuses the police of merely following political orders instead of protecting the Constitution. But the confrontation doesn't stop there. >> Working on >> I'm not working on anything. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Keep filming. >> I'm going to keep filming. >> Don't cut. >> You don't cut. >> You don't cut. >> I'll cut you. >> You need to don't cut. >> Don't cut. >> So, you're just going to sit here? >> I'm not sitting. I'm standing. >> Oh, very sarcastic. Very smart. So, there's no cold cases? How much money do you think is on this corner right here just standing here? Wasting our rights. Did any one of you guys stand up for our rights during coronavirus? Nope, not one single one of you. Not one. You guys just took orders from Charlie Baker and said, "Yes, sir." Cuz you don't care about the Constitution. You don't You want to grab somebody for the First Amendment, but any order that Charlie Baker says you'll bend over and take it cuz you're a coward. You're a coward. You're all cowards. You're a coward. You're a coward. Cuz you guys will grab a citizen for exercising his God-given First Amendment right, but you would never grab Charlie Baker and say, "No." Charlie Baker says, "Shut down the churches." Yes, sir. Destroy the First Amendment. Yes, sir. Checkpoint. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. >> What is it? >> Someone has a >> Medium one, small boat, mobile three. Medium one, mobile three. >> One phone, one action, and immediately the situation escalates into a physical confrontation in broad daylight. >> ruling class, the politicians, but they don't have the balls to stand up for the Constitution. They'll assault A captain will assault a citizen for filming. You wouldn't assault the NSA though for spying on you legally cuz you're a coward. You're a coward. You're going to You're a coward. >> All right, don't get in my face again. >> Or or what? Is that a threat? Is that a threat? >> I'm going to push you away if you get in my face again. >> Okay, great. >> a threat. That's >> No, well, get it No, no, the getting in your face I I'm legally allowed to do whatever I want as long as I'm not touching you on a public sidewalk. You just illegally assaulted me. >> No one assaulted you. >> You You didn't touch me. You didn't touch me. >> No. >> You didn't touch me right now. >> I took the phone. >> You didn't touch my phone. It touching my phone Touching my phone Yes, you do. Touching my phone is assaulting me. Touching my phone that is assaulting me, sir. You should know that. You're such an idiot. You don't even know the definition of assault. So, you just assaulted me, but you wouldn't >> you. >> You didn't assault me. What was that? What What was >> anything. >> What was it? Smacking my phone, smacking my hand? >> away from my phone. >> Is that legal? >> Cuz I have privacy, kids. >> You you do YOU HAVE PRIVACY, BUT I DON'T have privacy. Why do you get privacy? Yo, get your [ __ ] hand off my face, dog. Get Okay, take your take take your badge off then, old man. >> Yeah, old man. >> Oh, yeah, so you're real tough with the badge. You're real tough with all all your friends, but none of you guys is tough enough to stand up for the Constitution. You This guy just bent over and took orders from Charlie Baker like a coward cuz he's not man enough to stand up for the Constitution. >> Citizens are asking, "What are the police doing while criminals are still out there? Is the allocation of resources reasonable?" >> He would never do that. He would never do that in my hood. You would never do that in my hood. None of you guys would come to my hood without your badges on to do that. You guys are only tough because you have the power of the state. How many cops does it take to hold up sign? What What's so funny, mustache? Even your friends are laughing at that. It's pathetic. You guys I mean, how much money do we have on this corner right here? I mean, how many missing children do we have IN THE STATE? HOW MANY COLD CASES DO WE HAVE IN THE STATE? 1 2 3 4 5 the captain 6 7 8 9 10 THE THESE GUYS would never stand NEXT TO A CHURCH during coronavirus to make sure it's open. These guys would never stand next to a business. How many times have they arrested minorities for the illegal drug war? Many times. These people will say they love the Second Amendment. How many times have these people arrested someone for illegal weapons? Many times because they're cowards. They they they don't even understand the Constitution. Sir, what's the Federalist Papers? Who wrote the Federalist Papers? Can anybody here tell me who the Federal Who wrote the Federalist Papers, the Anti-Federalist Papers? This guy's on Facebook. This guy's literally scrolling through Angry Birds and Grindr right now. I got it on camera. >> Okay. It's Be careful. This guy is very handsy. This guy This guy just assaulted me on video for asking a question about the Constitution. Be careful. He might like kids. I saw him scrolling through a weird app. I tried to, but he I No, he's not doing his job. His job is to protect the Constitution. He's standing Exactly. There's 20 cops standing right here. The first amendment The first amendment is busting their balls? >> As the challenge reaches its peak, police and citizens face a tense moment that could change everything. You won't want to miss it. >> Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. A whole bunch of old guys want to fight me. Hey, guess what? You're You're going through menopause right now because you never You never You can punch me. Anybody can throw the first punch. Doug, you don't even come up to my chest. You got a dirty ass hat on. You You have broken [ __ ] teeth. Yeah, walk away. Do like he said and walk away. Do like he says and walk away. Do like he says and walk like away. Doug, why don't you get up Why don't you get up to my neck first? >> [laughter] >> Walk away, buddy. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. Why don't you Hit me first. I already invited you to do that. I'm not Look, I'm not going to beat up a old vagrant man. You're going to die soon anyways from natural causes cuz you smell like [ __ ] Oh, yeah. Go keep smoking cigarettes, idiot. Oh, he just slid into his boyfriend's DM. Make sure you bring the big purple dildo. That was weird, Captain the pink one. The pink one. See, this guy knows cuz he's he's there with him. I'm I'm I'm I'm coming up to you guys in dead serious asking what you guys are doing. You guys react to me with contempt. I ask you about the Constitution, I get assaulted. And now you guys are laughing at me. Don't Why are you laughing? You don't know why you're laughing. You just stumbled into a situation without any idea or intellect and you're laughing. And you're wearing Kanye West shoes, huh? That's pretty effeminate. Why are you laughing? Why are you laughing? Cuz you you're bootlicker to the cops. You're a bootlicker. >> 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. The actions of the police could be subject to investigation for abuse of power and civil rights violations. Up next, a group of citizen journalists arrives at City Hall to film, and what happens next will blow your mind. >> Why did you do that? >> You don't You don't assault somebody. >> can just put someone in cuffs? >> I thought he took your phone. >> touch you. You touched me. You don't have any expectation of privacy in a public place. >> Yes, I just got assaulted by this gentleman. And now he thinks he can get away with it. >> Sir, you can't touch people. >> is an extension of my arm. That's assault. >> We're independent We're independent journalists. We're working on a story. >> Okay, so why couldn't you introduce yourself as such? >> Because we don't have to. >> ma'am, this is a public building. >> You're also City Hall. You can't just come up here and walk around like that. >> Okay, yes we can. >> [music] >> Since when we can't just come to City Hall and and walk around? Okay. >> Okay, so we now have a public official who's refusing to listen to members of the public. >> Well, you're a public You're You're a public employee. >> Okay, so >> We're independent journalists. We're working on a story. We didn't automatic We didn't automatically identify to her because, you know, we're working on a story, we don't want to reveal our story. But this gentleman over here >> [music] >> grabbed my friend's camera and Okay, we're not trying to be rude, we're not trying to create a disturbance or anything. No. And well, I'm I'm sure we can get past that, you know? We're just here to We're just here to We're bringing awareness on freedom of press, okay? We have freedom of the press in the United [music] States. It's a constitutionally protected right. This is a publicly funded building. We have no bad intentions. We just [music] want to film and uh, you know, meet the the city employees on camera. That's it. >> A seemingly small action, touching the camera, and immediately tensions escalate between citizens and government staff. >> This is This is the people's building, you know? Doesn't Doesn't >> You do not understand, okay? Again, this is this is considered a This building is owned by the city of Myrtle Beach. The people in charge of this building are the people who are put in charge of this building. City managers and stuff, okay? Just like your home. Your home is your home. You're in charge of >> But the public doesn't phone my fund fund my home. >> Again, this isn't about funding. I'm telling you that they have the authority over this private property because this is their property, right? >> I mean, I I I I don't want to sound like I I I understand what you're trying to tell me, but what I don't understand is how there's no [music] freedom of the press inside inside a government office. When when the First Amendment is actually uh, protects me against oppression from the government. Like telling me that I that we can't record in here, it's like telling me I can't Well, you Did you swear an oath? But did you swear an oath to protect the Constitution? No, but but they are. And they And they're >> government. So, if they if they're telling me >> But they have a job to do. You cannot conduct yourself in a way that interferes with their job. >> Well, that my camera cannot be considered a form of of disruption to to the business, [music] you know? >> Yes, it can. >> How? >> If I if I come into your home and I just start videoing everything you do. >> But that's different, officer, because we're not in a public we're this is not private property. >> A city-owned property is a property owned by the city. >> It's publicly funded. >> No, that's not true. Funding doesn't matter. >> If If it's private, what private company, what private person invested in this place? This is tax This is a tax funded place, yeah? >> [music] >> W- This place was funded with with the people's money. >> They are simply exercising their legal right to film, but the police show up demanding they leave the building. Is this an abuse of power? >> This is what happens when you pull out a camera in a government facility. They They will >> So, they got Jeff pulled to the >> They bring the army. >> Don't obstruct the sidewalk. Keep walking. >> They bring the army. Oh my god, look at this. All for video recording. Carolina Auditor, guys, make sure you go to his channel, subscribe. He's doing a great job. Okay. How you doing, sir? May I ask you a quick question? >> Yeah, what's up? >> Since you just got here, um this is a public building, right? It's city It's It's city building. It's publicly funded. We have freedom of the press. We're citizen journalists. We're working on a story. They're just kicking us kicking us out for no reason. That's not fair. >> Yeah, I just got here, like I said. >> I I I understand, but if you you know, you're a police officer. >> What's the What's the issue with providing ID? >> Well, I mean, we still have a Fourth Amendment right, correct? Unless we're being suspected of committing a crime I mean I I But look look look look, my name is Enrique. Nice to meet you. My name is Enrique. I'll tell you I'll tell you my name. But Yes, sir. Oh, sure. No. Sure, no problem. I'm just having a quick conversation. Just leave. All right. No problem. No problem, guys. >> SWAT, multiple police cars, armed forces all over a single camera. This over-the-top response makes everything explode right before our eyes. >> For starters, they get federal money. So, this is absolutely a public building and they just shut down first-amendment rights. >> Not only did they shut it down, but they sent all the employees home. >> The Yo, they're >> Everybody is a >> They surrounded the building. The first [music] The first amendment has been shut down in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, guys. >> So, we got them around the whole building watching us. >> They're trying to get us to stop in the walkway, so we're going to keep walking here. We can't stop. >> Cop here is looking to bully somebody to >> Damn, you guys are creating a scene over a constitutionally protected activity. I [laughter] can't even move. Oh my god. What if I was Channel 10 and I posted up right here? No, they're allowed to, right? >> You have to keep walking. >> Wow. >> So, they So, they sent everybody inside the building home and we still got more police officers showing up. >> It's absolutely crazy that they called SWAT. And the people the the guy that was outside, you guys didn't see cuz you were inside. The dude that called, he said, "Oh yeah, they just have cameras and they're filming." He didn't lie and say, "Oh, you guys were being violent. Oh, you guys were being disruptive. Oh, you guys had a weapon." No. All All these cops and SWAT came because you guys were filming with the camera. Mind you, inside there, everything's on video. The cops have video cams. There's cameras everywhere. The NSA is listening to every single thing that we say and do. But when a slave, a a person from the general public wants to go ahead and use their camera, oh, now all of a sudden it's evil. They just shut down the city hall for first amendment. No violence, [music] no nothing. These people swore oaths to the Constitution. My grandfather, my great-grandfather are rolling in their graves right now because the city hall in United States is shut down because a threat of the first amendment. Oh my god. >> A public building, constitutional rights, and a crowd of police. You won't believe how first amendment rights are stripped away in broad daylight. An SUV sped away from the scene, police sirens blaring as they chased it through the busy streets. But the fateful moment came when the car suddenly crashed into a residential area and then disappeared. The car disap- >> Officer, he's northbound 301 back towards Stone Coast. I'm not going to be able to catch up. All right. >> I may have one of the county units there. >> If you don't, I have one. >> Hey sir, I got a cage coming. >> I ran into that and I didn't know if I if I was going to get a job driving or not. >> You have him or her present while you're being questioned. Can't afford to hire a lawyer. >> Helicopters, K9s, and swarms from all sides. But there was one strange thing. A crucial body cam footage erased. Who was trying to hide something? >> Officer, he's northbound 301 back towards Stone Coast. I'm not going to be able to catch up. Sears, uh Serrano, did you up there on North 301? >> I'm going southbound past the South Bay. >> All right, he's coming out of the warning side. I don't think he's going to stop. I got the tag. I'm trying to find out some more 43 on it. >> It was a black what? >> A little brown Chevy SUV Blazer looking thing. >> 10-4. >> 10-30. Yes, ma'am. Go ahead. No, I'm sorry. You can clear it up. Yeah, don't bother chasing him. Box here D 2 do you copy that tag? >> Amidst a tense manhunt, a man was handcuffed for an unclear reason, but instead of running away, he just grabbed a camera and filmed. >> You're being detained right now. >> For what? >> For suspicious >> I didn't even do anything. >> activity, yeah. >> What I do? >> You ran for that Oh, where is that? >> I don't know what I've been arrested for. I don't know what I did. I didn't do anything. >> Right now, fleeing to elude. Reckless driving. I I'll come up with something a little bit more here in a minute. What's that? I'll get a bag for that. >> All right. >> Actually, I got a cage coming. >> So, I got felonies? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> How many? >> We'll see. Are you on probation or anything, bro? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, you're just going to leave me charges? >> Huh? >> Am I going to get arrested? >> Yeah. Guarantee you that. >> When confronted by the police, the suspect had no idea what he was being arrested for, and his chilling confession revealed a whole chain of abuses behind it. >> car off. Leaving out of the bank, who was also waving officers down over some a suspicious incident. So, and then when you decided to drive away from the officer conducting the stop, that's how you get fleeing to elude. You got a good driver's license, man? I mean, do you have one now or no? Huh? Is that why you ran? Huh? >> But, he didn't even got me running in the public, bro. I was in the parking lot. >> So, you're saying in the public's parking lot, you never seen the cop behind you with the siren and lights on? >> He didn't He didn't He wasn't behind me in the public. I I was driving like >> Bro, I was the one behind you. >> Yeah, but I didn't see you like I didn't >> Okay. You seen me get out of the car, and that's when you decided to run, but that's all right. >> I ran cuz I didn't know I cuz I was going to get my license suspended or my license >> Well, no, that's usually just a ticket. It just depends on how bad it is. >> So, you think I got to stay the night? >> Not here, but yeah, you'll be spending the night in jail. >> Will they let you out the same night or next day? >> Not always. It just depends. Depends on your record, bro. >> You know what I'm saying? I don't got no record. >> You never been arrested in your life? >> Yeah, I was arrested since I was 12. >> Well, that don't matter. >> I never got like a felony >> But, it's still a record. >> Oh, yeah. >> It goes all over. Come with me. Actually, yeah. Come with me. >> When the Miranda rights were read, the police thought they had closed the case, but it was the arrestee and the person filming who raised the big question, who really broke the law? >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present while you are being questioned. Can't afford to hire a lawyer. If you wish, you can decide at anytime exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statement. Do you understand what I just read to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you want to speak to me? >> For what? >> Questions I'm going to ask you. It's a yes or no question. Do you want to talk? Okay. Do what? We don't have none. You want your wet socks back? All right. When your paperwork's done. >> The case raises questions about the legality of law enforcement actions, especially when evidence is erased or hidden. Affected citizens can file complaints and even [music] civil lawsuits if they can prove violations of civil liberties and wrongful arrest. Just minutes later, a statement from law enforcement themselves unintentionally exposed the entire legality of the confrontation. >> Have I committed a crime? >> No, but I can ask you for an ID because you are on >> Am I Am I Am I being detained? >> So, if you're here >> Do I still >> reason that's not related to NASA, >> Okay. >> it's completely within my right to ask you for your ID. >> Well, it's completely within my right to refuse if I'm not unless I'm being suspected of a crime, I don't have to provide ID. I'm engaged in a constitutionally Yes, it is. What's my fourth amendment right? >> How does that relate to me IDing? >> Illegal search and seizure. I'm not I'm not suspected >> have an ID on you? >> I don't. Why would Why would you need my ID? Are you a captain? Why would you need my ID, sir? >> You're right. This is not a restricted area, but this is federal property. You are well within your rights to video and take pictures and do all of that. >> Right. >> Not an issue. Go ahead, walk. Go ahead, walk. >> Thank you so Thank you so much. He told me the wrong thing. >> No, wrong. Yes, please. >> Okay. No, you are well within your rights. >> You guys going to be Americans instead of idiots. >> Sir, oh, assault. >> Assault. >> Assault. Assault. Assault. >> He's a good guy. I know him from knowing him for 50 years. >> Oh, you know this guy? >> Yeah. >> And he usually goes around putting his hands on strangers? >> He's a decent guy. Maybe he's just having a bad day, that's all. >> The law is the law. >> We have discretion and in some instances you can make that arrest. >> Oh. How How nice. >> known him for 50 years play any uh part in it at all? >> Yeah, IT DOES, ACTUALLY. >> OH. >> OKAY. >> Very great. >> I know he's a decent guy. You probably caught him on a bad morning. >> Oh, so so Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. So, he could take my camera, right? >> Tension escalates when physical contact occurs and from that moment everything shifts into a dangerous turning point. >> You're nicely not doing your job right now. You're nicely not doing your job. Dude, you touch me one more time, we're going to have a problem. >> Give me my [ __ ] microphone back. THAT'S MY PROPERTY. YOU ASSAULTED MY PROPERTY. >> NO. NO, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> NO, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> YES, IT IS. IT ABSOLUTELY IS. >> YOU'RE A TYRANT. >> He's lying. That Raytheon is not a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. You're a white supremacist. You're a tyrant. You're pretending you're progressive and you're working with Raytheon. You're trying to ban guns and you work with Raytheon. You killed You're complicit in all those murders. All the Iraq war, buddy? You were there, buddy. You're complicit. You're a white supremacist murderer. Council on Foreign Relations, YOU MAKE ME GAG. Spit it out. Spit it out. >> Sir, there's no reason to get aggravated. >> I'm aggravated because the two of you were here. >> But we're not doing anything wrong. Why are you Just be Just my presence with my camera is bothering you, sir? >> But you don't have my permission. >> Sir, I don't need your permission. >> Yes, you do! >> Sir, please don't Don't get aggravated, sir. >> I'm already aggravated with you. The lady behind the counter was aggravated cuz you're touring in the building. >> Sir, there's a sign that says that we can take pictures for news purposes. We run a channel, okay? Since you want to know. Freedom of press means everybody can be the press. What don't you understand about that? >> Free press means anybody is press. That's what it means. >> Anybody can work on a story. Look at this girl. What school did you go to? Jesus Christ. >> What are you going to do? You're going to run into her? >> No, I'm going to run into you guys if you don't get the [ __ ] out of my way. JUST STOP FILMING. STOP FILMING. >> TO justify their actions, they suddenly fabricated another accusation, but the very next statement ended up backfiring on them. >> area. Not that way because that's employees only. But this gentleman over here This gentleman over here, his ego won't let him apologize to us and he keeps saying that it doesn't matter what he says although he's the manager. Doesn't matter what the manager says. It matters what his feelings are. So, he needs to do the walk He He needs to do the walk of shame and leave us alone. >> Sir, I've been a trooper for 12 and 1/2 years. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you all from New Jersey? >> We don't answer questions. >> Okay, well, one of you currently possesses marijuana on their person. I can smell very clearly it's raw marijuana. >> Okay. >> I can smell I have a suspicion it might be you, but at the moment But the odor that I'm detecting of raw marijuana is probable cause. >> Okay, what's the penalty What's the penalty for possession of marijuana in in New Jersey? >> searching a person, finding who's got it, and then subsequently charging them. >> Probable cause, yeah, you have probable cause. Okay. Do you mind holding this for me right here? Yeah, I have like a small I forgot about it, actually. >> If you Listen, if you're a medical marijuana guy, you're well within your rights to have >> I am. I am. I'll give it to you right now. >> I'm not saying that you're not legally allowed to be on your cameras right here, okay? It's just once you get beyond here, you need to have a reason to be here. >> we're not We don't want to go over there. We just wanted to stay in the publicly accessible area. >> You just can't obstruct people's ability >> Correct. Correct. We know that. We know that. Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? >> This is a police department. >> Yeah, but we're I'm in a public lobby. You can't put your hands on me. >> Move you for I'm allowed >> You can't You can't walk in my office. This is a public lobby. You can't touch You can't touch me. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. >> This is not public. >> Unless I Unless I commit a crime, you can't touch me. >> That's a police department. >> This is This is public. >> Hey, let me talk to you. >> This is public. It doesn't say private here. This is public. >> And at this moment, with the truth cornered, the audience witnesses a rare power reversal inside a government building. >> You mean at the bank? >> Yeah, what's up, Amelia? >> Yes, sir. What's up? >> making a scene with cameras and all that. You can record all you want, but making a scene, you walking up in my face, that's disrespectful. >> No, no, I just wanted to ask >> No, stop. Stop. Let me finish talking. That's disrespectful. >> You're walking in >> It's okay to be in the public lobby. >> Let me talk. >> I was peacefully walking in. >> No, you wasn't. >> No, I wasn't. I just wanted to go into the lobby. >> Let me talk. >> I wanted to go into the lobby. >> That's not the lobby. What are you talking about? >> police lobby. >> Yes, it's our police office. It's not public. >> So, if I want to So, if I want to go in there and ask questions to Amtrak police >> I'll come out to you, like I did. >> You came out very aggressively, though. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> It's on camera. >> Yeah, I know. It's going to be online. >> Yeah, she works in the station. >> Yeah, I was I wanted to take pictures of this lobby. >> Of the >> Of the public lobby, yes. There were civilians in there. It's not a lobby? >> It's not a lobby. That's where we take reports. >> Why would there be people in there? >> To take reports. >> Okay, but you guys You guys Do you guys get public public funds? >> We just wanted to take pictures of the lobby. We're working on a story. >> It's not a lobby. It's a report room. >> Okay, so can we take pictures of the report room, please? >> Yeah, I'll let you take pictures of the >> Okay, that's all I wanted. That's it. That's all I wanted. Thank you, sir. >> Okay, no problem. Thank you. That's That's it, but you >> Yeah, I got to file that. Okay, thank you. And we'll be What's your What's your name and badge number? >> Sandro, 263. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Yes, sir. Sir, guess what? The First Amendment is That's great, but guess what? I'm I'm about to leave, but I want to tell you the First Amendment isn't about the weather, it's about controversial speech. We pay for this building. >> No, keep back. Um keep >> Okay, are we Are we good? Are we good? >> on Grindr, buddy. >> Are we good? >> Yes, you are. >> Yes, you are. >> You are. >> You are. You're touching me. >> Step out. >> Who are you? >> Don't worry about it. >> you? Don't give me orders, brother. >> Well, I gave you one. >> Are you a cop? >> [music] >> I gave you one. >> Are you a cop? >> Don't worry about what I am. Videotape all you want. >> Are you a cop? >> Step out. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US Code SS 1983. Individuals {slash} 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 {slash} police chief. The officers in this incident may face a federal civil rights lawsuit under SS 1983 for violating the First and Fourth Amendments and abusing their authority under color of law. Next, the moment they step into the public building, the first barrier appears, not from the law, but from the very people enforcing it. >> An unusual response from a city hall employee reveals a shocking truth. Something is being deliberately hidden inside this public building. >> Tension erupts when an unexpected act unfolds on camera, and from that moment, it's no longer just a conversation. >> The police arrive, but instead of upholding the law, their response flips everything upside down, raising the question, whose side is justice really on? >> And when they are finally asked to cite the legal basis for their orders, the officers' answer shocks everyone, revealing something no one expected. Next, a man riding an electric bike was stopped in the middle of the road, but the reason left viewers gasping. No hand signals? >> This is a traffic stop. >> For what? >> Yeah, I need to see your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> You You didn't use your hand signals right here when you made a turn. >> No, you don't have to I need He's arresting me for riding an electric bike. >> When the citizen asserted his right to remain silent and called 911, the police officer responded with a sentence that made everyone's blood run cold. I'm going to take you to jail. >> Hello. >> I don't want to stop talking. I want to leave. >> Okay, this is a traffic stop. I need to see your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> No, none of that. I I don't have to give you any of that. This is an electric bike. >> It doesn't matter. You still have to obey all the rules of the road. >> Buddy >> You have to obey the rules of the road. >> What What's the rules of the road >> You didn't use your hand signals right here when you made a turn. >> No, you don't have to >> You're swerving on both sides of the roadway. >> Because I'm avoiding things. Buddy, I'm not going to give you any information. If you're If I'm being detained, okay, I refuse to talk to you. I plead the fifth, okay? And if I'm being detained you have to tell me. >> This is a traffic stop. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> It's not a traffic stop. Don't tell me it's a traffic stop. >> It is a traffic stop. >> Okay, I'm not going to give you anything. >> Then you're going to go to jail. >> You're going to send me to jail? You're going to send me to jail? >> I don't want to send you to jail. >> No, no, no, no, fine. >> All it is is a minor traffic infraction. >> I'm not going to give you anything. >> Okay. >> You have no time. I better leave right now. >> No, you're not leaving right now. >> I'm not going to give you anything. >> Okay. >> No, I'm absolutely not. Absolutely not. I plead the I plead the fifth and I'm done talking to you. >> I'm going to take you to jail. Listen, I don't want to take you to jail. I need your name >> Can somebody call 911? This you're detaining me for no >> No obvious violation, no dangerous behavior, but just because of a phone call from the residential area, the man was handcuffed right on the street. >> Why not? >> Absolutely not. This is not your jurisdiction. I'm calling Can you call 911? >> All right. Go ahead and turn around, [music] put your hands behind your back. >> I need He's arresting me for riding a electric bike. Well, this is out >> sir? >> out of jurisdiction. >> Are you a Brevard deputy? >> Yep. >> Oh, you were at the courthouse? >> Uh he was riding around here. That's why the HOA called on him. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> A lot of little kids ride around here. That's why the HOA called him. >> Yeah, okay. >> Well, this is a public street. It's not a HOA street. It's not private. >> HOA I guess they called you for a reason. >> Well, >> What's your name, bud? >> I'm under arrest. [music] That's it. I'm done. >> All right, you got to give me your name. >> No, absolutely not. >> We'll fingerprint you at the jail. >> You can do it whatever you want. >> Okay. >> I'm done. >> All right, perfect. Let's go. >> I got to move some stuff out of my car. I'm just going to put him back here for now. I got to move some stuff out of the car. >> Hang out right here, bud. Right there by the car. Thank you. >> This is Do whatever you want, buddy. This is an illegal stop and it's an illegal >> I'm autistic, The man cried out in despair as he was arrested for something that even the police were at a loss to explain. >> It doesn't matter. This is illegal stuff. >> You know what? I'm riding a bicycle. >> You didn't catch nothing. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> The speed limit here is 25. >> You said that you say that. >> I have a license. It doesn't matter. >> Stop being a hater. >> This is illegal stop. This is kidnapping. Can Can you tie them in front? >> I'll put them in the front as long as >> I I don't fit here. I'm not Well, you're going to put them in front? >> I will as long as >> I'm not going anywhere. You're arresting me. >> Put your other hand in front. >> This is an illegal stop. >> We're going to turn this in. >> You're going to lose your job. >> Answer my question. >> I'm telling you now. >> I'm tired, dude. >> Do whatever you want. >> So, why don't you show me your badge? >> I'm active here. >> Do you know this guy's name? >> No. >> You know? >> You got him on camera. I'll give my name and stuff. >> Okay. 5154 That's the area of force. Appreciate it, man. >> Thank you. >> It's Scott Stewart. Thanks, man. >> Uh we're going to have to tow it. >> An electric bike under 750 W, an absurd arrest, and a chilling warning from the people, "You will lose your job because of this." >> Can Can you tie them in front? >> I'll put them in the front >> I I don't fit here. I'm not Well, you're going to put them in front? >> I will as long as We're going to release this hand. You're going to put it on the top of your head, okay? Put it on the top of your >> I'm not going anywhere. You're arresting me. >> Put your other hand in front. >> This is an illegal stop. >> We're going to turn this in. >> You're going to lose your job. Do you know this guy's name? Get that on camera. I gave him my name and stuff. Okay. Appreciate it, man. Let's go, Stewart. We're going to have to tow it, I guess. Yeah. Somebody come get your bike. You want somebody to come pick it up? You want somebody to pick your bike up? Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional [music] rights pursuant to 42 U.S. Code SS 1983. The individual / organization may be required to pay restitution to the injured party. In severe or intentional cases, punitive damages may be ordered. Additionally, the court may order the losing party to pay the plaintiff's attorney fees and litigation costs. Police [music] officers who fail to give reasonable notice, do not have a warrant, and make unlawful arrests show signs of abuse of power and lack of legal knowledge. If proven, this behavior may violate constitutional rights leading to disciplinary action, civil lawsuits, or criminal proceedings against the individual police officers involved. A society is only truly [music] safe when its people do not fear those who are tasked with protecting them. 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.