I want to be surrounded. Don't surround me. What's wrong with you? >> Do not No, you did. You did. Just stay there and show the number. That's all. Cuz she's extremely >> 247 a.m. Listen to me. >> Am I being detained? >> Are you refusing to detain? >> Am I being detained? [music] So, you think you're just going to search me? Do that to my hand. Yeah. >> What seemed like a simple encounter between a citizen and the police suddenly turned into a [music] tense clash of power. >> You haven't yet. How you going that crazy? >> He only wanted to film a [music] few shots of the street, but what awaited him were suspicious stairs and a tightening circle of police officers. >> No, don't surround me. >> She did. >> Sorry. Oh, good. Now you're not surrounding me in our control. >> He only meant to stop and greet the police, but minutes later, he was surrounded [music] by the very people sworn to protect justice. >> I know. I'm aware of that. I just didn't like the sergeant surrounding me like this. >> She did. She came. >> Two officers closed in with suspicious eyes without any warrant or clear reason. Just a vague piece of intelligence. But who was really crossing the line of power? >> Just from my perspective, mate. Obviously, let your body video. Okay. >> What is that? >> It's a body one video. It's body camera. Okay. >> What's that? What's that? >> To let you know what we've seen. There's weird parts up there. >> I just don't see it. I don't want to be surrounded. Don't surround me. >> I'm not surrounding you. >> Do not No, you did. You did. Just stay there and I will stay there. No. Yeah. >> No. >> Don't surround me. >> She did. >> Sorry. Oh, good. No, you're not surrounding me in our control. >> Okay, perfect. So, as I was explaining, obviously, we're parts up there. >> Okay. >> We're working up here. We're not in the area. Um, basically, we've got to tell there might be a protest going on in the area. Okay. I'm sure you've seen on the news. >> I didn't. No. >> A lot of the time >> I didn't. I didn't. >> Okay. What they'll do is they'll do reconnaissance. They'll film you before. They'll let other people in the group know, okay, there's a police van up there. We're going to do a I don't know, a lock on the M25. We've got a police van there. Okay. People share this intelligence, right? >> Okay. >> To let you know, we haven't detained you. You mean? >> I know. I'm aware of that. I just didn't like the sergeant surrounding me like this. >> So, the only reason we stopped was to understand what you were doing here. Like my colleague said, there is process going on and we notice you obviously stop round about filming on location. We don't ask what you were doing, what you're up to. >> It's not trying to say anything wrong with that. It's not >> Are you going like crazy or something? Seriously, are you like >> somebody's walking? You just stop like this. Blue lights. What the hell? I'm up there. >> The moment the camera turned on, the tension snapped like a wire. A female officer moved in from behind, ignoring his request to keep a distance. >> All All we've done is ask you a question of what you were doing here. That's >> that's what we've done. >> We're allowed to stop and account for people. >> Okay. >> You're you're free to leave. >> Especially when we've seen you wandering up and down. >> I was free to leave. I as I was walking, did you see how the sergeant reacted? >> She didn't realize you were walking. Sir, if you want to walk away, you're free to leave. There's no obligation to talk to us. >> But okay, just want to wondering why you're wandering up and down this bit of road. >> You went that way. You went all the way down that exit mountain, then the bridge, then turn around, come back this way. >> I just saw you guys fighting in the roundabout. I was wondering how the hell did you get onto that roundabout? >> Was there a little dip? >> Okay. >> Can other people park in there or >> is there a sign saying that? >> I don't know. with her. >> I just need to get the the side and shoulder number, that's all. Cuz she's extremely >> 247. >> Why not? Are you shy? >> Yeah. >> You still haven't answered. >> I just wanted to to get a sugar number. That's what it was. >> You haven't answered our question as to what you were doing here. >> It's it's one question. It's not a trick question. I'm not trying to trick you up. >> Oh god, I'm surrounded again. As you can see, she's literally on her phone attention to me checking emails and the like. So, sir, sir, sir, >> what was your name? >> Sir. Sir, >> one second. Was it? >> She's got bad attitude to >> I mean, so far you you're not talking to me. You're >> sorry. >> The confrontation ended without an arrest, but the frustration remained. A seemingly harmless inspection ended up exposing the dark side of power in public. >> Look at this sergeant. She has such a bad attitude. It's beyond the joke. I ain't going nowhere now. You harass me. You stress me out. Look at sweeties in the car. Look at the dirty van. Come on, guys. Sorry. I was about to go and chat to them and I changed my mind. [laughter] That's the honest truth. I was about to go and chat to him when I changed my mind and uh Vaness what the heck. Oh my god. She was so grumpy. Yeah, I was pretending like I was talking to someone on the phone. Well, I suppose I was. I was talking to you guys. Hi everybody. This is not the blowage project. This is Lipids Hill somewhere outside London, the outskirts of London, whatever you want to call it. Uh yeah. Uh you don't call it Liberty Hill for no reason. Don't know if the camera picks it up, but it's quite a hill. [music] >> A Somali security guard stepped forward. No threats, no arrogance, just a few polite words. enough to make the entire police force bow its head. >> My man, I've never seen a scooter guy as professional as you. >> I always watch your >> You dealt with this. You know what? Perfectly, man. Seriously, [music] it's like 10 out of 10. >> I always I always look your thing and >> Yeah. >> So, I know. Yeah. >> Yeah. That's it. Just be friendly and all that. >> That's That's all they need to do anyway. >> That's all they need to do. Yeah. Again, with your permission, you've got your face mask. Is it okay to point it at you now? >> Yeah. With your permission. Is that okay? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Yeah. Okay. So, what were you saying? I can't remember. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. So, just >> so these huts, what are they? >> This is just a um it's an old building. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's police side. So, it's a police helicopters. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> See, there's a sign there with no drones. >> Yeah. Yeah. I saw that sign. That's the first thing I saw. Uh from your knowledge, is this a no-fly area? >> Yeah. No fly area. That's >> definitely a no-fly zone. >> No fly zone. So they take off from me >> because obviously I know you watch my videos. I don't usually use a drone. Have you noticed? >> I knew then I like No, he's not the others. [music] >> No, no, no. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I never usually use drones, but but to be honest, the ones that do, they know they know the score. They know everything, man. So if they come in here, >> they check on the >> the drone thing anyway. >> They check on the drone thing. This is not lason. Yeah, I Yeah, obviously it would be. Yeah. Cool, cool, cool. Well, that's the first time I came to visit this place. >> Yeah. >> And uh I've seen your other video on other site. was a paravel the police side with the there was another place that you went to with the alpha tower. >> Alpha Tower. >> There was another site next to police where they take the car compound the cars. >> Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Where they leave cars and all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've got loads of more videos. To be honest, I can't even remember how many of you >> in the United Kingdom, police officers found guilty of abusing their power or harassing citizens can be investigated by the IOPC and face dismissal, loss of pension, or up to 14 years in prison under the Police Reform Act 2002 and the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015. There was no official arrest, but AB left tense and frustrated, calling it police harassment and a violation of his right to film in public. Up next, [snorts] a man was simply filming a few shots outside a police station, but minutes later, he found himself surrounded. >> Yeah. Yeah. Four of you surrounding me like that. That's quite scary. You know, you all have tasers. >> I don't have a taser. >> Uh, one of us have a taser. >> Oh, your mate did. I saw a taser. >> Uh, you have pepper spray. Uh, there's four of you. There's car. This is a police station. >> So, that's quite intimidating. Yeah, of course it is. >> You know, a 15y old, you know, would be scared to death. you know, and then the next thing he knows he might panic and you arrest him. That's how you guys do. >> You don't know. He's panicking. >> I'm just trying to say, >> do you see where I'm coming from now? >> Seems to have quite a lot of knowledge about policing and whatnot. And >> yeah. Yeah. I go around I go around and and record like anything [music] to do with public property, uh, public services. >> Is this is it almost like an experiment where you film and then you try and gauge how police officers respond when they see you filming? Are you looking? >> Is it like an Is it like an experiment? >> It's not an experiment. >> Be a good experiment. >> I think legends would do that though. They >> try and gauge how police officers respond when they see someone filming. >> You know, the reason it could be a million reasons. But one thing for sure, it's not it's not hostile. It's definitely not hostile. You must have noticed by now I'm not hostile. >> No, I'm on the phone at this point. I'm just waiting for my colleague. >> And the ladies, what's the ladies doing? >> I don't know. They're not They're not part of my team. >> Has any of you been recording this interaction? No, >> if if if we were stopping you and searching for anything for any grounds, we would have of course we would >> evidential stuff. >> Just just asking because if you are then we requesting we on a firstname basis yet, mate, or what? >> H >> Are we on a firstname basis yet? >> What does that mean? >> You going to give us your name? You going to tell us your name? >> No, I can't give you my name. You know, if I give you my name, I reckon I I will lose at least a,000 or [music] 2,000 subscribers. >> Four officers closed in, hands resting on their tasers. A lone citizen surrounded by armed police. Who was really the one posing the threat? >> Let me tell you a secret. >> Yeah, it's a free word for me. At the moment, you are working. You're on the clock. You are being paid for this. So, it's not a free word for you. Sorry. And if people see you getting paid for that, they're not going to like it. So, anyway, uh I I'll tell you a secret. Yeah. I'll leave once you go. >> I thought we leave at the same time. >> Same time. You can't plan that. >> Yeah. Yeah. I compromise. Leave at the same time. >> Which way are you going? >> Well, you came out from there, right? >> And then you went that way. So, you actually came out specifically for me then? >> Oh, you saw the girls and they thought you're going to help them. Yeah. Yeah, that's what it was. Yeah. I remember now cuz they stopped. They started talking to me. >> We were leaving now. >> So, and you saw the ladies and you thought, "Okay, they might need help." And you came. But you didn't need that. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Huh? >> Don't Don't twist the words. Come on now. >> I think that's what it was. I'm not twisting anything. >> It could have been any It could have been any police officer that just >> to make sure everyone's >> Yeah. Yeah. I think that's why you stop. >> It wasn't wasn't to do the fact they were females. Don't put words. Put words in my mouth. >> I didn't say that at all. >> Yeah. >> What you just did? >> What do you mean? >> I just said that. >> But yeah, if you saw two female police officers and they're in trouble, I'm sure you're going to help them. >> Two male police officers and they're in trouble. I saw two males. I would still be running water to help. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Me, too. >> We're fine here, aren't we? >> I need water. I swear. >> I need water as well. >> I'm seriously dry. Do you want to shall you go to the shop and go grab some? >> Yeah. Can you get me a bowl? Yeah. >> You go and get me a bowl. >> What? You work for me, my friend. [laughter] >> I'll get you a bottle. >> Standing on somebody's private land. When the man refused to give his name, the atmosphere shifted instantly. An officer suddenly invoked anti-terror laws to arrest a man holding a camera. >> Thousands. >> You don't have to subscribe to watch it, do you? >> No, you don't. But police officers, they like to just YouTube it. >> I can see them commenting all in there. >> I don't I don't get to watch the video on YouTube. Just click it and you don't have to subscribe. >> Yeah, you don't have to subscribe. >> Watch or make comments. >> Yeah. >> No, you don't have to subscribe. No, I'm asking you to subscribe. It's a request. It's not going to be parted on my end. >> Why not? >> I don't. >> Also, why would I watch it when I've been here and experienced it? I'm watching things I already know. >> Yeah, but he might teach you things. >> See how beautiful you look on camera. >> He might teach you things because if you subscribe before, then you you probably won't be standing here now. >> So, I'm here >> cuz you sound like you're going to give me some advice. >> Just to clarify, previous to our further conversation earlier, >> you're refusing to give us a reason as to why you are here other than the fact you're filming. >> Oh, hang on. I've told them everything. Are you a bit too late now? >> Clarify. You're refusing to give us a reason. >> They know everything. They know everything >> other than the fact you are filming the police station. >> Hang on. >> Is that why? >> No, it's not. >> You've got a YouTube channel. >> He's got a YouTube channel. >> So, you came here to what? To do just to >> Am I detained? Am I being detained? >> You will be in a minute to let me know how >> No, no. Am I being detained? >> Right. Listen to me. >> Am I being detained? >> Are you refusing to give your details? >> Am I being detained? >> Are you going to give me your details? >> Am I being detained? I will detain you if you do not refuse to give me your details. >> Am I being detained or no? >> Are you going to give me your details? >> Am I being detained? You're not asking the question. >> I'm asking you a question. >> If you're not answering that question, >> at this minute time, I'm going to detain you in the section 43 of the terrorism act 2000. >> I'll take that. >> Listen. >> Wow. Why? >> Handcuffed, searched, and treated like a criminal just for filming. That moment revealed the darkest face of power when it knows no limits. >> Reference numbers. Why not? >> It's all done electronically. >> So, you think you're just going to search me? Do that to my hand. Yeah. And that's it. >> I told you. >> You're a tyrant. You You're a I'm going to sit here all day. I'm not going to move. >> Would you or would you not like a copy of the subject for me? >> I need a copy of the search form. Yes. Email, mate. >> I'm entitled for that. You need to give it to me. I don't have I don't have email number. >> All right. I'm going to come to your station now and get it. >> Okay. As soon as I generate the document. >> I didn't even take your shoulder number, man. What's your name for? >> You're a tyrant. Can I have my stuff? My stuff? I don't need yours. My >> camera. Oh, yeah. You can have it. Have that. Take it. >> We don't want the camera. >> Really? Why not? Cuz you realize you're a tyrant. >> We use what we need to do so you can have your property. >> Why are you a tyrant? You're a tyrant. >> You're an embarrassment to the force. That's why you are, sir. >> Your opinion. >> No. No. You're an It's not an opinion. It's a fact. >> You're an embarrassment. >> You search me into Where's your ground? Any grounds? I told you. I told you already. >> What's that? What's that? What's that? >> Go on. Say it again. >> Have a look. >> What's that? What's What's the What's the ground? >> I'm not going to do it myself. >> No, you're not going to repeat yourself cuz you're Thailand. That's why. Off you go. Off you go. I'm going to the station now. Sorry. >> 6474. I'm going now. I'm going to complain about you and I am going to see you in court, Mr. Tyrant. Off you go. And I will sit here now. I'm going to sit here and take every single registration. Everybody that's in and out. After his release, he vowed to seek justice. But the real battle was just beginning, and the body cam footage could shake the entire Luton police station. Stopped in the middle of a dark road, the driver quickly turned the situation around with a detail that the police never expected. >> I I looked it up. It says it's 9:05. And also, um, you guys didn't have your lights on either when you were traveling towards me. The police asked to check the car and then asked a seemingly innocuous question, but it took the matter in an extremely suspicious direction. >> Hey, what do you want on bond for, sir? >> Um, I'd rather not say. Oh, I don't have to say. >> Okay. So, what's part of your bond conditions? >> Um, no. What is it? Uh, I I don't I'd have to have the paper. I don't have the paper on me. >> Okay. Did you sign a um did you sign a bond conditional release form? >> What's that? >> You exited jail? >> I don't know what that means. >> The form that you signed to acknowledge your bond? >> I signed a lot of forms. I have no idea. My dad's a martial artist. He he has if you're talking about the training equipment, that's what he does. He trains. So, thank you. >> Wow. >> He looks younger than you do. So, >> no, he doesn't. What? Who came up? >> Okay. So, what's going on in your back seat here, sir? >> It's not my car. I don't know. But um I mean I was eventually, but no, I was going to say I did look it up. >> Okay. What time? >> Sunset was 8:34. So dust means it's 30 minutes before that. >> I I looked it up. >> Okay. >> It says it's 9:05. >> Okay. So where are you headed to tonight? >> I like I said, I don't answer them type of questions. >> Okay. >> I don't like to selfinccriminate. >> I mean, if you really want me to. >> Sure. Well, one second. Hold on now. You don't got to Hold on. Hold on. Yes, ma'am. I'm doing what you ask. >> I'm not a threat. >> Okay. >> No weapon, no resistance. So, why was he handcuffed right on the sidewalk? The reason is unbelievable. >> My rights are >> Okay. Go ahead and put your hands up here for me, please. >> You got any weapons on here to know about? >> Absolutely not. Why is you Why are you patting me down? >> I don't consent to seizures or searches and seizures. >> Okay, I'm pat you down. Okay. >> Keys or something in your pocket? >> I don't I don't answer questions. >> So, if you want to keep filming, that's fine. We'll just put your uh put your phone in your pocket for me. You're not under arrest. You're just being detained. Okay. >> I know. I know the process. >> I'm going to put my wallet in my pocket. >> Why am I being detained? >> Uh for your safety of mine. >> So, what's what's this all about? You stopped me for what's it called? Uh, no light headlights on. What's that? >> So, why are you arresting me or uh detaining me now in cuffs? >> Well, because according to your bond, you're not allowed to possess any sort of weapons or anything like that. >> No deadly weapons. I don't have any deadly weapons. >> Well, we're going to check out what's in your back seat. [snorts] Make sure you're not violating your bond. >> Where do you want your information at? In the front seat. >> Somewhere safe to where you don't lose it. You can't get in. >> Huh? >> You can't get in. >> Where do you want me to put the trick? >> Okay. Where's your keys at? We're not playing this game, sir. >> I'm not playing any games. Your job's not a game to me. >> Okay, thank you. And I don't think it's a game. >> Well, you're the one calling it a game. >> I would like to make sure that you're not in violation of your bond. So, where's >> I'm not in violation of my bond. You don't have to. I mean, >> 35 Central. I'm secure. >> You made sure I didn't have any weapons on you. >> Yeah. Possessing is still being inside the vehicle. >> There's no weapons. Uh, please don't do that. Just put it right there. Put it back. But I don't I don't consent to searches and seizures. >> I do not consent to searches and seizures. You can't take my keys. >> Have a seat, please. The seemingly innocuous conversation revealed the hidden layers of power behind the uniform and the handcuffs. >> I don't answer questions. You're being ridiculous. Just use your plain view doctrine and look in the car. There's nothing uh deadly in there. I'm not allowed to have any deadly. >> Not allowed to have >> It's not It's not sharpened. It's a training equipment. I told you my dad's a martial artist. He trains. The >> vehicle does not look like it's registered to any >> What's your name, sir? Me, >> huh? >> Me? >> I'm sorry. >> Me? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cole. >> Cole. >> You're kind of quiet. Do you got Are you under the weather? >> A little sick. >> Yeah. It's going around. >> Cole. C O L E. What's your badge number? >> I'm not a cop. >> Huh? >> Not a cop. >> Oh, what are you? >> Did you go through academy or something or >> No. >> So, what do you do? >> Just riding. >> I am not familiar how it works. >> It's a ride along program. You know what that is? No. >> See what they do? It's >> like job shadow. >> Oh, okay. So, you're you're looking to become law enforcement, go to academy and all that. >> Yes. Yeah. Say that. >> Nice. >> What are you trying to do specifically? >> Oh, I have no idea yet. >> Still figuring it out. >> Figuring it out. >> Would you go to criminal criminal justice? >> What? >> You go to criminal justice? >> Just arrested. >> Interested? Yeah. They let you carry? Mhm. >> You got a CPL and all that? Interesting. They let you carry cuffs and stuff, too. >> I don't carry cuffs. >> Did you guys look it up? >> Look what up. >> The um the dusk when dusk is here. >> What dusk is? >> Yeah. She said she pulled me over cuz I had my lights off uh during dusk. So, >> she boss. >> Nice. I think we'll get him down here. >> They let you get a a radio and stuff. >> Oh, man. >> I don't got nothing, man. And just when it seemed like the end was near, a veiled threat from the police revealed disturbing signs of an unfair system. >> Daddy had that in there. >> Well, they want to report on. Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to write a report and I'm going to send it over to Cold Water. Okay. You need to read the Michigan statute if you think that's not a deadly weapon. >> Oh, I know it's not a deadly weapon. >> No, you need to read the Michigan statue if you >> I mean, I study the law, ma'am. >> Okay. >> I do know. And um did you know that it was 905 is dusker? I think we discussed that just a second. >> I think it was 8:34, but >> I looked it up. >> You're free to go. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> Can I get the uh incident report number? >> The stop report number? >> Yeah. And a business card? >> Yep. If you go to your car, I'll get it for you. Okay. >> Okay. Good. >> Yeah, I'm good. There you are. Have a good one. >> Yep. You too. >> Ultimately, [music] the driver was released without immediate arrest or prosecution, but police filed a report potentially risking a review of his bail or wrongful prosecution. [music] The incident raised questions about whether Hillsdale police abused their power, made false arrests, and violated their constitutional rights. Just one [music] simple question about identity and the curtain of power [music] begins to shift. Who gets exempt? Who gets controlled? And why? >> You have to go through. >> It's also Yeah. >> Yeah. This is the people's building. You This is publicly funded place and you pick and choose who you search. This this lady just passed by. I guess she works here. But just because she works here doesn't mean how many uh how many bad cops have you ever arrested, sir? >> What's all right? What's your uh what's your business here at this point now? >> Uh video recording. >> Okay. >> And after that >> not discussing my day. >> You have to progress on your >> No, no, no, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. >> No, I don't. I don't have to answer your questions. >> Yes, you do. >> Oh, I have to answer your questions. >> Well, no. You have to I'm telling you what >> I think it's the other way around. Are you >> with the policies? >> Oh, policies. Do you swear? signing that came in. >> Did you swear to protect and serve and honor the Constitution? >> I got all the signings. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, no Fourth Amendment here. Um, let me ask you something, Corporal. Are you Are you a corporal? >> What's that? >> Are you corporal? >> I am. Yes. >> Okay. Um, let me ask you something real quick. Did you know we we have the right to remain in silent? >> Yes. >> Which means we don't have to discuss our law. >> You know what? You can see my laws. >> Contact Contact the lawyer and talk to the lawyer's office. >> What happened? >> I'm just telling you he has to sign in. He's going to get >> You didn't sign in? >> No. >> Well, I mean, these guys are not going to let us record. We came from far away. >> We came from far away to do business here. Um, it's it's a shame that you guys are stepping on our Fourth Amendment rights. >> Uh, I'm I'm guiding you to the door. Listen, you got you got you got to sign in. When internal policy is placed above the Constitution, what is truly being traded away? Watch what happens when they try to take just one step further. >> To protect the Constitution, the Bill of Rights >> and that you swear to protect >> that we swear to protect >> and and as a direct result of that, our tax money is is used to subvert our fourth amendment rights. We have to give our name and address. We have to have our thing searched and we have to go through a metal detector. That's obviously three violations right there at the general. What I suggest is if we are in America and everyone takes an oath to the constitution, judges, everybody. >> Stop the the illegal searches. >> The illegal, not just that, just to get to use the constitution. If you took an oath to do it, let's hold that oath. Correct. >> Okay. >> Right. So, >> okay. So, so Brandon, you don't have to show ID then, right? >> Going to uphold his oath. He said it's okay. >> He agreed. >> He's going to uphold his oath to the constitution. >> You have to show You have to show your ID here, though. >> Okay. So, so this is the governor's office. Let's take a look, sir. >> It's upstairs. It's It's upstairs. What's over here? Are you going to babysit us? >> Yeah, cuz you can't go to the state police office. You can't go to the state police office. >> We can't go to where? >> The state police office. >> We can't go We can't go to the police department. This is a public >> This is a publicly accessible area, sir. >> This is a public area. >> Sorry. >> Why? What if I need to go to the state police? What if I need to go to the state police? >> What? >> What if I need to go to the state police? Why is What? What's so private about in there? >> [snorts] >> What's What's the What's so private about the police department? >> Security. >> Security. >> We're just taking pictures. >> Oh, cameras. >> Security. Yeah. >> Do you even know who Ed Snowden is? >> Do you? >> Didn't think so. >> Yeah, I just wanted >> Didn't think so. >> Didn't think so. >> One side says security, the other says freedom. The standoff is tight as a live wire and a single answer could flip everything. >> Policies are unconstitutional, but you took an oath to that constitution and men and women have died to protect that. So when you're enforcing policy, you're not doing your job. It's not just the legislators. The onus is on you. You can't just take orders. All right. I also got a I also have a uh a duty to all the people who come visit this building, the people who work in this building. >> Your duty is to uphold their constitutional rights. That is your legitimate duty. >> That's the first article on your job. So when we walk in here and our constitutional rights are averted, that's a problem obviously in the United States and land the free home with a brave. Correct. >> Right. And we have we have we have a way to to handle such things. If you're unhappy with it, >> let me ask you one more question. What do you think? >> Hey, wait. I was talking. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Listen. Right. Conversation. Absolutely. Go ahead and work things out. >> Do you even know who Ed Snowden is? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Which one today? Good. >> Good. >> Yeah. I mean, he he worked for the CIA and he uh he uncovered a lot of different things and >> the NSA is illegal surveillance and the internet and he let a lot of people know and he's been on Joe Rogan and all that kind of stuff. >> That's cool. And wouldn't you say that the definition of fascism is selective enforcement? >> Listen, I'm not going to get into this whole political debate. Listen, I got a job here. You guys got your job. Listen, my my thing is, listen, I got to keep everybody happy here. And they give me some rules. Rules. >> Oh, there you go with the rules. Rules. Rules. Hey, listen. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Rules can trump your rights. >> No rules can trump your rights. >> And once you swear >> when you becoming a police officer, once you swear that you're going to protect the Constitution of the United States, >> you swore not to do this right now. What what they're doing right now, they swore not to do this because you guys are not being suspected of committing any crimes. They move from filming to formal procedure, yet the doors remain shut. At that moment, who is enforcing the law and who is merely obeying orders? >> You look like you you're the one to uh that follow orders, right? >> So, this is the email address. If you go to >> this is a tyrannical behavior. >> Tyrannical behavior. I don't know. >> Are you a police officer? >> Am I? >> Yes, sir. >> You're not. >> You look like you you look like you're a police officer. Like all the police officer in here is really, you know, big and tall. Can you please tell me why they're not letting us walk freely in the building? >> Just go up front. I can [ __ ] you in. Okay. >> All right. Cool. >> They told us about you guys, you know. They told us. They told us everyone everyone in the state police becomes a sergeant once they sign up. >> Hey, listen. I'm not being argumentative with you that >> Yes, you are. You're not letting me go up. >> Well, where what floor do you want to go to when you got me? >> I want to check out the building. If you want to come if you want to come with me. >> Sorry. >> I I I would rather not. But >> it's not that type of building. >> Yes, it is. It's our It's our building. I can't just walk into a private building. This is a public building. >> Did you guys make an important? >> I already I already gave him my ID. You said if we if Okay. Why would you want my ID to to just come right here? You know what I'm saying? >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US 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. No one is arrested, yet they are forced out of the building despite no crime committed and no reasonable articulable suspicion. Up next, the moment they step into a public area, a female officer rushes in immediately. What triggered such an aggressive reaction? A lawful request for identification is met with a chain of intimidation blocking and a line crossed right in front of the camera. Hey, hey, hey. When the citizen asks for answers, instead of transparency, everything instantly turns into obstruction, evasion, and cover up. I know. Hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. Backup arrives. Not to protect justice, but to protect what they're trying to hide. The moment the security cameras are mentioned, their reaction reveals something inside this very building is being buried. Just because he knocked on the door to find a lost cat, a man was ordered to kneel in broad daylight by police with guns drawn. But what makes you even more outraged is the reason they aimed the gun at him. >> Keep your hands up. >> All the way up. >> If you're going to cut me, just ask that you be a little gentle with my left shoulder. He was unarmed and had made clear his intentions, but he was still treated as an armed criminal. What made the police act as if this was an emergency arrest? >> Keep your hands up. >> All the way up. >> Well, we got a call here. [music] I'll explain. Do not reach for that gun. You reach for that gun, you will get shot. Do you understand? Yeah. Get on your knees. Do not reach for that gun. Crawl backwards just a little bit. on your knees. Now crawl to your left. I want you in the driveway. >> Hands on. >> Yeah. And I we'll if you're going to cut me, just ask that you be a little gentle with my left shoulder. All right. I appreciate you being gentle. I'll go ahead and volunteer. There's a knife in my left pocket and then a or sorry, a knife in my right pocket and then a magazine in my left pocket. >> All right. >> All right. Come back here. >> We're clear. This is >> not how I anticipated myself. >> Watch me. >> While the man was cooperative, showing no signs of a crime, the deputy used sarcastic language. Knock on my door with a gun, you'll see the muzzle. Was this a warning or a threat? >> Josiah Rivera, where do you say >> like maybe 2 minutes up the road? >> Tell me what's going on. >> So, I basically was looking for my cat. I have an air tag on her collar. So, when I checked the location cuz I hadn't seen her in a little bit, the location pinged to here. So, I went over here and knocked on the doors just seeing if someone had taken in the lost cat and then no answer. I heard the dog barking. So, I figured, oh, and I heard a baby crying, so I was like, "Okay, well, I figure someone knows that I'm sitting there last night. I was looking for her again." Um, I'm assuming y'all may have gotten a call about over on 7:15, like two streets over. >> Yeah. I I The guy there though answered and he was like, "Yeah, we haven't seen a cat." So, and then after that, I gave up last night cuz it was like 9:45 at night and I figured I didn't want to knock on people's doors that late at night. >> What kind of cat is it? >> I'm not very good with cat. I It She was a feral that I brought in, so I'm not very good with things. >> What's her name? Mishka. >> You'll see on the Air Tag, which I can show you on my cell phone. You'll see the Air Tag location that popped. It says Mishka. >> Um I just I've had that gun for years. >> I I I carry all the time. I was going to head to the range and then I got the ping that it was that she was over here. So, I was like, "Oh, let me just stop in real quickly." It's uh it's there's an internal holster on my pants, so it's not pocket carry. where >> uh I if you open up the in uh the cargo pocket and you feel inside there's a cloth holster on there that it's a soft holster if you feel inside there. You see here? >> Yes, sir. >> But you're It was in your right pocket. [music] >> Yes. In the cargo. In the cargo pocket. >> Yeah. In the cargo. >> The gun was in the cargo. >> Yeah. I I make sure to keep it only in there cuz I know pocket carry is a little gray in Texas. >> A cat's air tag collar suddenly shows up at a stranger's door. coincidence or evidence that something is a miss with the homeowner story, >> you know, in itself looks crazy, you know, like if if you're in a neighborhood, you know, and you're a girl, [music] you know, and you step out and you're like, "Holy crap, there's an Air Tag right here." Right. And then you see a guy with a gun. >> I understand the optics of it. It >> perfect. Thank you. >> Now, I'm actually wondering if there's a glitch in the Apple Air Tag system because when I uh pinged it >> Mhm. Okay. >> And I'm wondering if maybe somehow the air tags are glitching because >> Okay. >> It would be the second time. >> Okay. But the cat is here. >> No, the collar's here. >> Why is the collar here? >> I don't know. >> Like the purple collar with >> Yeah. So, I mean, I don't know why it's here. I'm assuming it fell off the or it broke or [music] the cat scratched and and buckled or >> is it in her in the house somewhere? >> No, it's in it's it was on the front porch. >> Okay. That's very odd because I I honestly thought it was it was going to be glitching again. why I came out here to see if it would if if someone had taken the cat in. >> So, I mean, obviously it led here, right? >> Yeah. Well, for I'm more just surprised that it's [music] not still on her because it's like, you know, normally the cat's never scratched the call at all >> before. I see >> like she's taken very well with the collar. That's why I'm very surprised. Makes me wonder if >> I say I have no clue, but why they would leave it on someone's porch. I don't know. And if had I just seen the caller, I would have just grabbed the caller at the dollar. That's why I was pinging and asking. >> Uh, it kind of sounds to me like while Josiah was [music] knocking at the door, pinging the collar, the female homeowner inside was removing the collar from Mishka. Then the husband came home and concocted this whole story about how some mysterious person just laid the cat collar on the doormat. >> They found marijuana and a gun at the same time, but let him go. Why were the police so lenient? And is this a sign of an arbitrary and contradictory legal system? >> Um, is this your tag? >> You want to step out and then uh you can show me on your on the cell phone. >> Yeah. >> Show me on your phone a little bit. So if you want to continue >> any questions? Um, >> my suggestion would be not to carry a gun like that >> in the open if you're looking to help with neighbors. >> Just to be clear, they're suggesting that Josiah not do what the cops do all the time, even when they're off duty. >> I unloaded the mags, the pistol, and both mags are in there. Okay. I just want to get shot in the back. I just want to get shot in the back. Okay. >> Is that a 19? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Be careful. >> Terrible grip on it. [laughter] >> I've been looking to get a stipple so it [music] handles a little better. >> All good here. >> Appreciate the sir. >> Appreciate your understanding. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional [music] rights. Pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983, 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. Josiah was found with a pipe and marijuana. But since there was no underlying crime, the police decided not to prosecute, returning the items, showing arbitrary enforcement. He filed a complaint against the two officers after reviewing the body cam. Hours later, Mishka the cat was found near an apartment complex. More than a dozen officers rush out, surrounding him from every direction. No restricted signs. vs restricted area. Who's right and who's abusing their authority? >> Okay, thank you. That's it. My name is Sean. >> Well, they they they said that you were out here walking around. >> Yeah, I'm just taking a look at the vehicle. Yeah, just taking a look at them. >> You just came back here looking at the vehicles, though. >> Oh, why is that though? >> Cuz it's a restricted area. >> But it's not. >> It is. >> Why do you say it's restricted? >> Well, you we can't be around our vehicles is what I'm saying. >> So, your vehicles are restricted. So, I mean, you have a purpose for being here? >> Well, yeah. I'm taking a look at the vehicles right now. >> Why are you taking a look at the vehicles? >> I find them interesting. It was interesting to look at, that's all. >> All right. So, are are you done here or are you going to continue to wander around? >> Wander around? I I don't think I'm wandering around. Wandering around means like you don't have a purpose or anything. I definitely have a purpose. >> Well, you don't have a purpose for being here is what I'm saying. >> But I don't have a purpose according to you. >> But you're looking at our vehicles for what reason? I just told you I think I think they're interesting and I wanted to look at them. >> All right. So, you're going to leave or you can you're going to continue to stay? >> I'm going to continue to stay. Yeah. Thanks. >> So, that's uh correctional officer Johnson here. >> This is a public area. There's a charging station marked public use. A counterargument dropped right in the middle of the standoff. What made a single sentence flip the entire situation? >> Hands up against the wall. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Your hands up against the wall. You're on private property, the sheriff's office. >> I'm not breaking any laws. Who are you? >> I am the officer working here. >> You're going to tell me to put my hands up against the wall. >> I am not breaking any laws. You have no authority to detain me. >> Are you even a deputy sheriff? >> Watch, commander. >> Are you a >> more manpower out to where the car would have been right now? >> More manpower for what? >> You can't be here filming. >> Sorry. You seem tired after what you just did, but you I'm not a threat. No, >> you are not allowed to be here. >> I'm telling you now, you're going to be arrested. Go up against Put your hands on the wall. >> I'm telling you, I'm not going to put my hands against the wall cuz I haven't committed a crime. >> You can't be here. Being here is a crime. >> No, it's not. >> Sign on the way in. >> There is no sign. >> There's signs. See, this is the law enforcement center. >> That doesn't matter. Look at these guys running here. This is not >> I'm telling you. >> Put your hands up against the wall. >> Look at these guys all running in. >> Hands up. >> I'm not breaking any laws. I'm not Don't do it. Don't violate my rights. There's no signage here. There's no signage. There is no signage. You guys need to calm down. >> There is no signage. >> Look. Look when I walked in right here. >> Look. Look where I walked in with the stairs. Don't touch me. >> Signage by the stairs. >> No, there is not. No, there is not. There is no signage. >> There is signage. >> I'm going to prove to you that there's no signage. >> Check the signage. >> You guys got nothing better to do. Look at you guys. What is wrong with you? There is no sign. How about if you don't vacate the premises, the patrol division will come over and they'll address the issue at hand. >> You have no authority to arrest anyone. You guys are correctional officers. >> Listen to what I said. >> He told me to put my hands on the wall. Like, you have law enforcement capabilities. Peace >> officers. Doesn't matter. >> I don't care who you are. You're not allowed to violate the Constitution. >> You can't trespass. >> Where's the sign? Where's the sign? Look, I came from these stairs right here. Look at this. See these stairs? They walk him over to verify the signs. In front of him, a restricted area notice. Behind him, a staircase with no warning at all. Which side of this contradiction will prevail? >> Thank god it's not raining again. >> Oh, beautiful day. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Absolutely beautiful day for a walk. >> A lot better than the past few days. >> Oh, yeah. Even Even on Long Island. Yeah. >> Pouring. >> So, the cars that you did check, are they they all right? >> They look good. I check the tire tread. I do everything. I'm looking out for you guys, man. Making sure you guys are driving safe vehicles so we don't get sued. The the taxpayer >> delivery warehouse restricted area authorized personnel only >> intake booking. >> So, right. >> So, walking down the stairs where you said you did, right? >> Do you understand their concern? >> Well, I guess it would be >> given you that you saw this. I know that you said you can't even come up there, >> right? But again, I I'm not saying that nobody everybody could be concerned. It's subjective, right? Anybody could be concerned about whatever. I was just explaining to the other deputy here that if they were concerned about people getting reconnaissance, you can get that from Google Earth, right? You can get that from Google Street View. You can get a whole layout of this facility. It's actually 3D printed. I was looking at it before. >> You know, it it it doesn't seem rational to me if this is a restricted area, which I don't know if it is. Just they have signs. I see the signs, but I also saw that this is a public charging station and it looks like a civilian vehicle is there charging. I don't know. It's not a county vehicle. It It's probably a county vehicle. I can see where you think it may be a civilian. >> It doesn't have county plates. I know that >> we have a lot of cars in our fleet >> that are that have normal confidential plates on them. >> Okay. >> And and again, from now, let's take a walk to where I walked in. Okay. Just so we could be clear cuz I don't go into restricted areas. >> Well, you're with us now, so you're good. >> Got my personal escort, huh? From hands on the wall to scanning a QR code to file a complaint, the accountability spiral begins after this unprecedented show of force. Whose name will justice call out? >> And you can complete that online and submitted. >> All right. >> I don't know how you prefer to do it. >> Um, I can do it online. It's not a problem. I mean, it's it's not that big of a deal, but as far as filing it online. >> So, that's me. Me, Sergeant McGuire. That's the case number that's assigned to them going out and talking to you. >> Right. And this is um it wasn't just to be clear, you're you're a sergeant for the >> road patrol. >> Road patrol. Right. So, the officers that I spoke to regarding the road patrol, the actual deputies, the law enforcement officers, I had no issues with them. My issues were with the correctional officers. So, this would be the same. >> It's the same process. >> Same process. >> You would just And I I wouldn't know specifically only because I've never filed a personnel complaint against uh anybody here. Okay. >> I would have to imagine that there's something in there that you can write out what uh the issue was and you can make a special notation in there to say this is directed towards members of the corrections officer. >> Okay. I just wanted to make sure that it wasn't like a a whole separate function. It all falls under the sheriff department. >> We are, but we're not. If that makes sense. Okay. >> So, the sheriff oversees both the road patrol and the corrections division. Um the corrections division has their own supervisors, their own their own chain of command and so on and so forth just as we do. Um, I'm only coming out and speaking to you because you had interactions with some of my deputies, >> right? >> And it's probably just easier for me to provide you with that. Gotcha. >> That's okay. Gotcha. Is there somebody that's in charge besides the sheriff of the correctional division? >> So, like I said, they have their own chain of command. They have sergeants, they have lieutenants, they have captains, they have a major. Um, they have uh a colonel, which is the guy that actually oversees >> right the day jail dayto day. Ultimately, the sheriff is responsible over both sides of the house. >> Gotcha. All right. Yeah. I just want to make it clear my my my complaints have nothing to do with the road unit that came out. So, all right. Thank you. I appreciate your time. No, thank you. Appreciate it. Thank you. You too. Bye-bye. >> All right, fellow patriots. So, we're just getting out of the Olter County Correctional Facility and Law Enforcement Center here in Kingston, New York. Wow. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42 US 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 auditor declares he will be filing a formal complaint. The video now stands as public evidence of a systemic abuse of authority. Up next, a completely peaceful audit suddenly takes a sharp turn the moment police arrive and announce you're being IDed. >> Am I being detained? >> You're being IDed? Yes, you are. >> For for what crime? Hold on. >> Because you're in there [music] and they suspicious. >> I was conducting business. I have the right to be there. >> You do. You're right. >> But they think I'm not I'm not speaking to you. >> Let me speak with him, sir. >> So, here's the deal. You are being contagious with an ID. >> Under suspicion of what crime? >> ID [music] because they think it's suspicious. >> But what crime is that? >> So, my partner's going to go in and talk to them. In the meantime, I'm IDing them. >> Sir, I'm working on a story. I have a YouTube channel. You guys probably heard about me. Not doing anything wrong. >> I've never Okay. Well, if you talk to your supervisor, I'm sure you will. There was a memo sent out to [music] you guys about us. >> I'm a very well-known person. >> That's awesome. You're very welcome. >> Yeah, but I I >> And you do have a right to video, and I don't care about that. Go ahead and video it. But I do have the right by law to ID you and I'm going to do that. >> And if I don't, what happens, sir? >> Then you're gonna be arrested. >> Okay. I'm gonna I your option. >> I'm gonna ID under threat of arrest. >> Yes. >> But you're violating my Fourth Amendment right. >> I have the right to ID you if you are in the act of doing something suspicious. >> I'm going to give you my ID. >> I know you are, >> but I I'm not being sus suspicious. Is Is that a misdemeanor? >> All you want is your Here you go. Is that Is that a misdemeanor or a felony that you're suspecting me of? >> I'm not playing your game. I'm not I'm not asking you a question. >> No RAS, no crime. Yet the threat you'll be arrested is issued. Is this still an investigation or already coercion? >> I'm just asking you a question, officer. >> You're violating my Fourth Amendment. >> And I'm not here I'm not here to argue. When I'm done When I'm done, keep running your mouth. >> When I'm done, you're more than welcome to talk. >> I will and I'm going to file a complaint. >> You can't ID me unless I'm suspected. If you keep getting loud, relaxed, you do not have a right to cause a problem. >> If you have a problem, this guy's a tyrant right here, guys. Stop talking. >> You don't want to go to jail. >> If you have a problem with what I'm doing, you go talk to my super bad, >> but you will not come out here and cause a disturbance. >> That's not a disturbance. You're you're being your course of action is to go talk to my protest. >> Hold on, Brandon. Let me let me let me tell him something. Brandon, >> feel my right, baby. Sir, >> you can try and bait me all you want. You're going to win. >> Sir, you're being disorderly right now for violating my fourth amendment, but you're being disorderly for violating my fourth amendment. Last year, >> you don't know your first constitution. >> You're violating my fourth amendment. >> Learn your constitutional rights. >> Buddy N. >> I'm being illegally detained right now, guys. >> Learn your constitutional rights. >> 63086. If you cause a problem and you upset any of these people, you're going to jail, >> sir. He has the >> We're going to protest, >> sir. Sir, he has the right to say whatever he want. This is America. >> He doesn't upset people. >> Okay. But sir, people people's feelings and tumultuous, then he goes to jail. >> But sir, right now, you're violating >> I'm not here to argue with you. You are. You're No, sir. >> I'm not here to argue with you. When I'm done doing my job, >> you're violating my rights. >> There's nine children in the >> Did they cause a problem in there? >> No. >> When the citizen invokes the Fourth Amendment, the officer doesn't clarify the law. He increases the pressure instead. Is this proper procedure or abuse of authority disguised as public safety? >> Sir, you seem like a reasonable guy. We're exercising our first amendment, right? I' I'm not suspected. >> Figure out what's going on. >> Yeah, but I'm not suspected of committing any crimes. He said I was suspicious. So, just because of that, he needs my ID. He needs to be >> When we get a call, we need to respond. You need to have reasonable articulable You need to have reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime is being committed, has been committed, or is about to be committed. >> Well, no, but I know my rights. >> I know my rights. I know my rights. >> America has blown up. You >> just violated my fourth amendment. Sir, if you if you're here about to do the the the right thing, you should you should please speak up, sir. Sir, we're not being this is what this is what our country is all about. freedoms, >> sir. >> Freedom of speech, [music] sir. Come on. You swear to protect the the the Constitution. No. No. There's no one unsafe here. The The only the place got unsafe when the guys with guns arrived. There's no one There's no one unsafe here. >> You You You got here, you stormed in here, you just violated my Fourth Amendment. >> You're all set. >> No. No, I'm not. I'm going straight to the Westerly Police Department and I'm going to go I'm going to go speak to an attorney right now. How about that? my attorney right now. I want my boss to talk to. >> That's your boss? Okay. >> Okay, cool. >> I I'll speak to you, boss. How you doing, sir? >> How you doing, sir? >> Do me a favor. Do not do not come up on me. Back up. >> Why? >> Back up. >> Why are you treating me like that? >> First of all, I don't even know who you are. Back up. >> They know. They know who I am. I just >> I don't know who you are. You're not going to walk at me like that. Back up. >> You guys work for us. Why you treating me like that? Why Why are you treating me like that? accepted back. >> Sir, that's ex That's disrespectful. >> That's disrespectful. I treated you guys with respect. >> The citizen asks for reasonable, articulable suspicion. Yet, the officer can only repeat the word suspicious. So, who actually doesn't know the law? The man with the camera or the one wearing the badge? >> The only thing that he needed to ID me. You need a You need a misdemeanor or felony suspicion to ID anyone? My right to Okay. I need I need your badge. Your name and batch number, officer. Name and batch number. You guys just violated my rights. I'm going straight to an attorney right now. Thank you very much. See See you at court, all of you. I promise. See you at court. >> We'll see you at court. >> Have a great day. >> We'll see you at court. >> I hope you sleep. Can I see you? >> What's up, man? So, I had to ID myself because >> I'm on probation. If I get arrested, who the [ __ ] >> He's coming back to you. >> He's coming back to you. >> [ __ ] you. >> I'm sorry. Do you have something to say? >> Yeah. You're violating my rights. My lawyer just said >> that Rhode Island violating your rights. >> Yes. That Rhode Island. >> So, you you have the right to call a police officer a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Did you I I understand that. >> Does he have the right to or not? You had the right to ID, but I'm not convinced. >> In Rhode Island, you are encroaching upon being disorderly right now. >> That's it's freedom [music] of speech, sir. >> Right now, right now, >> it's it's freedom of speech, sir. >> Go up on you. >> That's what That's what this country is all about. >> Right. >> Freedom of speech is not about the weather. >> You guys will find something better. Sir, do you >> sir, this is my job. >> More than what you get paid. Do you? We get paid more than you. We pay your salary. Go lick some boots, [ __ ] The declaration see you in court is made live along with a direct Fourth Amendment violation claim. This could now escalate into a formal complaint and a civil rights lawsuit. All triggered by an unlawful demand for ID, a small argument at a gas station. But just a few minutes later, the police show up and everything turns into an incredibly strange arrest. >> Made the full $15 payment, but they refuse to correct it, give me back my money, or give me the gas. So, you're right. Just stop moving. Okay. >> Yeah, but you just wanted to argue with me and you didn't want to identify trying to argue with. >> So now you're going to go to jail. >> He refused to hand over his papers. But what made the police want to immediately handcuff him when there was no sign of a crime? >> Why would you say that? >> Because I came in. Okay. I went inside. I paid for $15 in gas. Went outside the pump. She chased me outside. She's like, "So I'm sorry." She's like, "We've only done a partial payment." She's like, "You need to come back in pan." I said, "That's weird." So, I made the full $15 payment, but they refused to correct it. Give me back my money or give me the gas. I was like, "What's up with that?" And uh she said something. I was like, "Well, that's bullshit." I was like, "Oh, gas now money." So, I custom that black dude in there behind the counter, man. He almost got a physical location. He almost put his [ __ ] hands on. I'd have beat that dude's brakes on. I'd have broke his nose straight up. >> There's your car. >> Yeah. They took the $15 of gas. So, I would like my $15 back. >> You guys, but I ain't broke my laws. I ain't giving. >> You are giving it cuz I'm here on a legal listening. I've been waiting on you. >> So, in order to have break up here, >> you have to have reasonable political suspicion that I broken the law >> because you think you know the law, then you will go to jail. Shocking statement from a female officer who is blatantly abusing her power. >> I knew they was calling you. So, wait. Like I said, I am here on a legal reason. >> I know you're witnessing you. >> You're not getting my >> Okay, turn. What? >> Because you're >> put your hands behind your back. >> Yes, ma'am. I apologize for uh under my >> No, I'll get it. Because you're arrested. >> May I ask why? >> You're refusing to identify yourself. >> Stop moving. >> I'll try. I'll answer. I'm not trying to be complicated with y'all. Just mad at me. Okay. I'm sorry. You have every right. You have every right. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. But you just wanted to argue with me and you didn't identify. >> I'm not trying to argue. >> So now you're going to go to jail. >> I'm just frustrated. >> And now you're going to go to jail because you think you know everything. >> No, it's not, man. >> All right. >> You're right. I apologize. >> Have a seat. >> Just like a normal car. Can >> I ask what kind of one is it? >> Uhhuh. Yep. >> So, what's this guy's issue? >> He was just He said that he paid $15 in gas and that it shows on his phone that he has $15 in gas, but then he's refusing to identify himself. He says he hasn't broken any laws, so he doesn't have to. I told him I I'm I'm talking to her. >> Charged with opposing the government just for not wanting to show ID. Legal joke or civil rights violation. >> You all right? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, he was just having so um >> Yeah, he's here and I'll talk to you in a second. >> Okay, hang on. Okay, so I get with him and he's telling me the story and I ask him for his ID so I can go inside. I was just going to hang on to his ID while I get their their story. giving a to starts walking away and I'm like sir I'm here on legal a reason I'm here to talk to you in particular I need your ID and he refuses and I was like all right turn around just open up >> I'm not giving to you starts walking away and I'm like sir I'm here only legal reason I'm here to talk to you in particular I need your ID and he refuses don't said his wife went ahead and left to go get the kids so I haven't even talked to them in time anything he said he was about to go home >> he pleaded not guilty and you'd be surprised to know where he learned how to deal with the Police. >> Yes. For refusing to identify yourself. >> Well, your ID is in the ground unless >> I was there for a legal reason and I'm not going to argue with you about it. Whenever you're asked to identify yourself, you're you're legally to question. >> I'll tell you over there. >> Peace. >> Are you cut him loose or >> he's he's under arrest for obstruction. >> I know. I'm saying are you >> Johnny was arrested, detained, and released later that day. At his first hearing, he asked the court to dismiss the charges on the grounds of unlawful detention, a request that was denied. He pleaded not guilty and vowed to defend himself in court. If society stays silent in the face of small abuses of power, they will eventually grow into major injustices. Transparency is not the enemy of public safety. It is the foundation [music] of public trust. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. [music]