The cuffs weren't too tight, guys. So, we got this plan right here, guys. Put the cuffs on way too tight. My windshield. >> Why are you detaining me though? >> Hey, come here with me. >> A man disguises himself as homeless just to test the police. And the ending shocked everyone. >> Instead of having me go over there, have to have to figure out what's going on here. >> Are you kidding me, >> dude? That's >> And what's your name and badge number? >> Tight. One of them did hurt me. I don't know why you would do that. This dude right here just violated my rights with no reasonable suspicion. >> No crime, no resistance, but still handcuffed because he looked abnormal. A man dresses like a homeless man. But no one knows that this is the beginning of a dramatic social experiment in the heart of Pinnale, California. >> What? What crime? I mean, what crime is it? >> I don't know yet. >> Hey, you don't Hey, hush up. Hush up. >> So, let me ask. Okay, I'm putting my phone in my >> All right, we got clown one dismissed, clown two dismissed, clown three dismissed. >> Just because of his appearance, he immediately became a suspect. And then the police showed up with an unexpected attitude. >> I'm trying to play this cool and nice and easy for both of us. But do I have the right to come over here and detain you? Yes, I do. Do I have the right to do that in handcuffs? Not yet. >> For what? For what? >> Because I'm investigating a possible crime. >> Because I'm investigating a possible crime. So, >> if you're not up to if you're not up to no good, then why can't you just talk to me and tell me what you were doing by our cars >> instead of having me go over there have to have to figure out what's going on and if you did anything. >> Is your body cam on? >> It is. >> I don't know what the what the issue is here. >> Okay. Why are you out by our cars? >> What I mean, what's the problem? >> I don't know yet. >> Is it public? Is this public? >> It is. >> Okay. Well, what's the problem? >> Okay, but why? It's not normal for someone to be walking in and out of our cars and look like they're messing with things because the person that called in said that you were look like you were messing with things. >> Whatever. Nobody harassing me. >> I'm not harassing you. Responding to a call. >> Nobody called. >> Yeah, they did. >> That's ridiculous. Why would you handcuff me? >> Because right now you're not being cooperative. >> So we get handcuffed for not being cooperative. And how am I not being cooperative? >> They're not telling you what you're doing over here. >> Do I have to? Right. So why are you >> So you don't So you don't want to take the easy way. Is that what you're saying? >> I don't want to I don't want to speak with you. Why would I speak with you? >> Well, nobody likes to talk to the cops. But no one also likes to fess up to their wrongdoings. >> Job investigate. I don't know what to tell you. >> Okay. >> I'm out. I'm just hanging out. I'm in public. I'm sitting around. I'm walking around. What's the issue? >> Okay. Do me a favor. Put your cell phone down for me, please. >> Actually, I'm recording this interaction. What's your name and badge number? >> Dougen 213. >> Dugen 213. So, why would I put my cell phone down or detain you in handcuffs? Detain me in handcuffs for what? >> No resistance, no crime, but just a simple question got him handcuffed in the middle of the street. >> What? What cr? I mean, what crime is it? >> I don't know yet. >> You don't know yet? You're here to investigate. You're here to investigate something you don't know yet. Are you kidding me, >> dude? That's >> And what's your name and badge number? >> My badge number's right there on my badge. >> All right. First name right, last name here. Is that it? >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> First name right, last name here. So, you're investigating me for walking around a public place. Are you investigating me? No. Let me ask you a question. You're not the one in control here with what the problem is? >> Is that what you're saying? Yes or no? >> Let me ask you a question. What? No. No. No. No. No. Hey. Hey. Hush up. Hush up. >> So, let me ask. Okay. I'm putting my phone in my Hold on. Let me slide my phone in my pocket. >> What are you doing? He said I could put it in my pocket. Let me go. >> Stop yelling. >> I'm not yelling. You're hurting my wrist. Can I? >> Yes. You're holding me. Jesus Christ. You're hurting my wrist, too. What's wrong with you, >> dude? I have a shoulder issue, you idiot. >> Then you shouldn't mouth off to the cuff. >> Mouth off. So, I'm getting cuffed now cuz I'm mouththed off. >> The entire confrontation was captured on camera. From the coercive behavior to the disregard for precedure in public, Rima dropped plenty of bombs as he promised to expose these a blatant abuse of power. >> What am I detained for? >> You do want me to talk. >> What am I detained for? Well, you I want you to speak when I say so and not when I say so. Like that. >> What did I saw you already got here? >> You said I was walking through cars. >> Okay. What did your reporting party say? They said I was walking through cars. Correct. >> No. >> Let me How did they see that? I tell you, >> they know exactly what it was. >> Did they tell you guys he had a screwdriver? He had this. What sort of reasonable suspicion do you have? >> You don't. You said it already. I was just walking through cars. Correct. Correct. >> If I didn't have reasonable suspicion, >> I wouldn't have detained you. >> If you didn't have reason where's your reasonable suspicion to tell you. >> What is it? Tell me again. >> Are you going to stop talking long enough for me to answer? >> I'm asking. Tell me what your reasonable suspicion of detaining was. >> Okay. Somebody saw you in an area that people normally don't walk in. >> Okay. >> So, they called because they thought that you might have been tampering with a vehicle cuz they saw you crouching down. >> Okay. >> That's what they're telling us. >> You going to let me talk? >> Slick here. What else did they say? Belgato. You just called him, didn't you? RP reporting part. >> When his true identity was revealed, the police were stunned. The question was, if he hadn't pretended to be homeless, would they have done it? This is partly a social experiment to see if you guys would treat me like a piece of trash. What you did, cuz you're a piece of trash and you're a piece of trash. If I was dressed nicer, you probably wouldn't have put me in handcuffs. What you told me on camera and I got it recorded on your body cam in here was that the reasonable suspicion was somebody was walking through cars, crouching down, sitting down. Are you that much of an idiot? Look at your stripes. How long have you been on the force? Are you that stupid? Are you that stupid? Tell me, are you that stupid? Now that I have authority over you guys and I know how long I was detained for, are you know what a Bane the Bane Act is? 148G is of the penal code. Do you guys know what that is? >> Do you? >> Do you answer it? Yeah, you can answer the question. >> No, we're not going to answer any questions from you. >> All right, we got clown one dismissed. Clown two dismissed. Clown three dismissed. Get out of here. Go back to work, you pieces of trash. Get out of here. >> Yeah, you can get out of here. Bounce. See you. What an idiot. Look at this. Is my wrist, guys. They say the cuffs weren't too tight. Look at that. Look at that. The cuffs aren't too tight, though. The cuffs weren't too tight, guys. So, we got this clown right here, guys. Put the cuffs on way too tight. One of them did hurt me. I don't know why you would do that. This dude right here just violated my rights with no reasonable suspicion stopping them when he sees them doing something wrong, which makes you a piece of trash like them. See, bad cops get good cops killed. That's it's a philosophy, right? >> Yeah. Bounce. Bounce. Later. >> Straight clown. What's up with this car? >> Later, clown. Residents have revealed that this was a deliberate social experiment to test how police would react to a person based on their appearance and have accused them of discrimination and gross abuse of power. The video could be used as evidence to accuse Polin police of unlawful detention, violating their constitutional rights, opening the way for legal action, or an internal investigation. Next, just because of a question about a ticket, a young man was suddenly forced out of his car. But that was just the beginning of a tense confrontation. >> You can get my ticket. Yeah, that's the address though. >> I don't know who you're talking to like that windshield. >> Why are you detaining me though? >> Hey, can I get your name and bad number? >> You want to play this game? >> What? >> No resistance, no aggression, but he was still handcuffed, pressed against the car window, and taken away. So, what made the police act like that? >> Got the lights on. >> But I do. >> Window tank. >> You know what you did? >> What? You don't want that payball to get it on. >> I don't get pulled over for every day. >> You driving out there in Tennessee? >> You can get my ticket. >> We talking like that. >> I'm saying you get my ticket. >> You ain't going to get no ticket. How about that? >> How you going to turn your motor vehicle? >> Step up on me real quick. >> Like what? >> Call your two. Come around for what? >> You my stuff for a window tip because I said get my ticket. What's your bag number and your ID? What's your bag number and your ID? Like what you think? Who you think you talking to, boy? Think this is toring my stuff cuz the window tent, man. You don't get my ticket. I ain't call nobody. [ __ ] thought this was think [ __ ] got mad. I said get my ticket. You can't get mad at me cuz I said get my ticket. I f to go somewhere. The freak going for nothing on God. He just gave me content. I'm about to step outside the vehicle for what? Talking about you know what you did. Like what? Who you think you talking to? >> I'm trying to talk to you, bro. You You ain't talking to me. Don't ever know. >> Hold up y'all. Hold up. >> Stand in front of my windshield. >> Why are you detaining me though? >> Hey, come here real quick. But why you detaining me? >> This ain't nobody. [Music] >> I am under investigation. That was the only vague answer. Kamakod received. But what investigation and is it legal? >> Yanked for a window tent and get it towed. >> No, I'm talking about I'm in the back of a car and handcuff. >> You do not listen. >> I don't know. I don't know. >> If I tell you to get out the roadway, >> you didn't. No, you didn't. >> Yeah, I did. I said get out the road. When did I say do anything about that? >> Did I say it was a crime? I said you cuz you do not listen. >> I know you're going to stay back there when I put you around. >> Don't worry. Not when you're under an investigation, dude. Where was my money? >> What do you think a traffic stop is? >> I got to investigate who you got. I got to investigate the car to see if it's stolen or you got your brake registration. I'm asking you, >> bro. I know my laws, bro. I ain't getting nothing. >> You know your laws? >> Yes. >> So, what law is this right here? Wind tip? >> I don't know what you got going on. >> So, what's the window tip violation? >> I said give me a ticket for it's $50 ticket. That's all it is. >> And what is a law? >> I was paying $950. >> I don't know. Every county is different. Every county is different. >> I say it all the time. If I get a window fix my >> So you have gotten a window test ticket. It only let you go up to 20. I seen that too. I got a picture on my phone% >> right here when you talking. >> Yeah. 19. I just tested it. >> 19 20 about. So if it's 19 that's fault. >> Who's driving it though? >> How I don't get I don't get a window. I'm not doing that. But I test 20. He gave me 19. I can't help it. I don't know. I'm just I told I'm like I'm screaming. That's why I was lost. to give me a license. >> When he asked for the officer's name and number, he received only silence and disdain. Was this an attempt to cover up wrongdoing? >> No. So, >> I don't even want to ask the [ __ ] The [ __ ] been powering, bro. [ __ ] got me late. I know his name. Officer Nelson, though. >> Can I get your name and badge number? >> What am I free to go? >> You're supposed to provide it. up. >> Two connectors. What's your ass number? >> Don't worry about me. Don't worry about me. >> You're not under arrest. You're talking to me regular. >> So we >> No, get on the road. I give you two. >> So you don't give me your number? >> Okay. I'm going still see you in court. >> What? >> I'm going still see you in court, bro. >> [ __ ] cuz you got me in the car. You slammed me and I got it on film because of a window tent. I'mma see you in court. On God. I'mma see you in court. Think it's a game. You you slammed the wrong [ __ ] today, bro. I don't know who he The whole point was he mad because somebody else stopped him and gave him a hard time. Count it on God. [ __ ] just detained me for 20 minutes. Had me in the back of the car. Look at my Look at my wrist. Look at my risk. See my risk. I promise he's going to court. He want to He want He want to be friendly when I said I got money and I'm I'm take you to court, bro. >> Know you? >> Yes. A lot of people know me actually cuz people can cam fam. Y'all was riding by like Cam, what going on? People know you like that. I said, "Yeah, people know me like that." >> Detained for more than 20 minutes, used force because of a car glass defect. Chemicat announced to sue and show evidence to the whole world. >> Make sure all this on point, don't get behind me now. I'm not stopping. I already got on footage. You done trying to You can't get mad because I want your ticket and badge number. I don't hear nothing on my life. It's crazy. The craziest officer I ever seen any black. No respect. Let put that phone down before you say I'm doing something. Y'all know he power you. I'm not stopping though. I'm not. You weird and lame. You got no girls in school. We going to figure out about that. But yeah, Kam. The [ __ ] just used a screen force because of window. Okay, sir. Get my ticket. I'm ready to go. That's all I said. I ain't say nothing to spit. I just said, "Okay, sir, write the ticket." Because I already know how he was coming off. So, I said, "Okay, sir, write the ticket." >> You feel me? Write the ticket. >> And y'all see he didn't provide his name and badge number. The [ __ ] just act like the altercation we had didn't happen through the valley of court to see you in court. He talking about I let you go. You let me go because you know you was in the wrong. You know you felt dumb when you talk somebody with power and money. We were going to court on that. >> Yes. You done found the right one. This ain't no regular sto. I look like I ain't You know what I'm saying? Cuz I like it like that. But don't think I don't know my laws. You had me detained for nothing that was a crime. I'm like, "Bro, what am I detained for if you're not I can't I'm not taking you to jail. You jail for win on a $50 ticket. I'm going to jail. $50 fine. Bet. Crazy. We got a video that we working, bro. So, well, he viral, though. I ain't going to lie. Make this [ __ ] viral, chat. Make this [ __ ] viral, bro. >> 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 Kamicott said he was shoved into the car and handcuffed without resistance. The incident could have been handled with a warning or a ticket. Kamicott vowed to take the police to court, noting that the entire incident was filmed and would be used as evidence in a lawsuit. Next, a man stands outside a bank with a camera and minutes later, police show up as if dealing with a robbery. >> I appreciate you asking. >> Okay. Can I ask you why you're standing outside of a bank reporting? Well, you can. >> A female police officer had a reaction so unexpected that it confused even her teammates just because of a camera who called 911. >> How's it going? >> How are you? >> No complaints on yourself? >> Just curious what you're up to? >> Uh about 6 foot. What are you up to? I'm going to say about 53. >> There you go. >> Yeah. I know. I just taking some pictures of the bank. Pictures. We going to do some cleaning or do it. >> No. No. Definitely no cleaning. >> No clean. >> Are we going to get an Are we going to get a new building? No. >> I seriously doubt it. Let's just say that I am not sent here by Washington Federal. >> I got you. >> Yeah. I don't I don't work for Washington Federal. >> But you're from around here. >> Uh, no. Not really, actually. No. >> How about you? Are you from around here? >> I am. >> How do you like it? I like Breton. You know that uh what's his face? Um >> hey, you stay safe in there. Although I'm probably you're probably safer in there than I am out here. >> Probably. >> Yeah. Have a good >> Have a good one. There you go. That's how you do it. You got a problem with somebody outside of the camera. Without breaking any law, this man was still tried to have his ID taken by the police and pushed out of the public area. Why? >> I appreciate you asking. >> Okay. Can I ask you why you're standing outside of a bank reporting? >> Well, we can ask. >> Okay. What are you doing? >> I'm not going to tell you, but you can ask. Yes, absolutely. >> Well, you're the subject of a radio call now >> because what was it called? >> Suspicious behavior that you're standing outside of the bank >> recording and taking photographs of the bank. So, somebody called and said that I was taking photos. >> Yes. With your camera >> on a Yeah. A public sidewalk. Uh-huh. And you guys actually came out for that? >> Yeah, we sure did. But wouldn't we? >> I mean, if somebody called and said there's a there's a Jew walking on the sidewalk, would would you guys respond to that or is it just just people taking pictures? I don't understand. I mean, it's it's not a crime. Nothing illegal. >> But it is scary for the people inside. It's concerning. >> Well, if it's scary for the people inside, >> I believe it's concerning if you're outside photographing a bank. I'll tell you when people are >> You think that's suspicious, sir? >> When I do not actually. Okay. >> When people >> Well, there's 10,000 reasons why somebody might be standing outside of the bank recording. >> And I'll be frank with you to address. >> Do you have any ID on you, sir? >> Sure. But I I I I'm not a big fan of that. >> Do you mind handing it to me? >> I do, actually, because I'm not a big fan of forfeiting my Fourth Amendment rights to plate the personal curiosity of yourself or somebody inside of a >> thought of myself. I didn't just pass along and see you standing here recording and choose to stop. >> If you were the subject of a radio call, there's a difference there. >> It's not a crime. >> I'm just telling you. >> All right. I I'm telling you it's not a crime. >> But I can still identify who you are. >> You can ask and I can refuse because I haven't committed a crime. You have to have reasonable and articulable suspicion of a crime. Don't you agree? Uh >> when a citizen knows his rights, things can get awkward, especially with officers who are not willing to be held accountable. And then he just started he like took the camera like this and I told him get it out of my face and I tried to move and he's like you're going to not let me take pictures of you and I kept moving in a circle around him and I just walked off and he just like followed me up and I was like I told you to stop. You can wait on the sidewalk. Don't come any closer. >> And he was like, "I can't walk on the sidewalk." And I told him, "Yeah, you can walk on the sidewalk. Stay on the sidewalk." >> So if uh the bank just wants him trespass and he's going to refuse to identify himself, then verbally tell him, "Hey, you're not allowed back here. figure it out for a year or whatever and you can come back with trespassing and that's about it. But he can stand on the sidewalk on public property and report as much as you want. So >> yeah, he was like, I don't know why they'd send a woman out here to confront me if I'm so scary. And I was like, well, the employees didn't call us. It was someone else. I don't know. He was being very >> So who wants trespass than the employees? >> The bank. They said that they are concerned. >> So if I were you, I'd just uh Do you have those trespass forms? Yeah. I'm gonna have print one and then fill it out. >> Just print it and start filling it out and we'll just hang out. You want to pull over here? >> Yeah. >> Print two so you can keep one and then one to him cuz he's not going to >> He might want one honestly. >> He might want it, but >> what started as a casual sidewalk video shoot quickly escalated into a tense confrontation about civil rights and police bravery. >> Dominguez, >> are you still afraid of a camera? It looks like you got multiple cameras on you. I'm serving you with a trespass notice. The bank is trespassing you from the property. >> From their property. >> From their property. Yes, correct. I got no problem with that. >> You trespass on their property. They will call us and you will be arrested. >> Well, they're going to call you whether I trespass on their property or not, Dominguez. >> Okay. >> I haven't stepped foot on their property. Bless your heart. Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> Wait. Wait. You're not over her by chance, are you? Interesting. All right. All right. Bless your heart. Yeah. I'd uh get some additional training. Domingus, you're scared of your own shadow. I'm walking up a sidewalk. You're 40t away. and said, "Don't come any closer to me." You >> did I did I tell you I was going to do anything to you? >> You clearly don't. >> You clearly panicked when I aimed the camera at you on the sidewalk. You panicked. >> My panic right now. What do you want to believe, sir? >> Well, I saw it with my own eyes. I mean, who do I believe? Uh, you were my lying eyes. All right. >> You can. >> You're dismissed without further argument. Dominguez. I'm at a great day. I'm having a great day. You guys have a good one. >> Check it out. >> Seriously, get her some extra training. She's scared of her own shadow. >> Okay. I thought it was our Our right to record in public >> Charles Charles Paul 5772 Paul 5572 now not for the gentleman here but for Dominguez. This is what we call a walk of shame. See her walking away afraid of shadows being aimed at her. >> Continue recording people where her rights are. Get help, Dominguez. Get help. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional 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. Apparently in Georgia, asking to write a ticket is also a crime worthy of impact. Hey guys, what do you think about the situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much. [Music]