Identify. I don't care if you're the supervisor. He needs to identify. >> That makes you feel big. >> I'm It does. You guys are are just clowns in a clown suit. C. >> I like your patch, dude. >> Yeah. Yeah. Nice. >> I'm not going to make your day anymore. >> Okay. But again, if you're not suspecting me of a crime, >> just one camera, one legal distance, and then the whole police squad erupted. >> They want me to leave. They don't like cameras cuz they do foul [ __ ] >> Recording you is not causing a problem. You guys got mad that I was recording you. >> Oh, yeah. everything in your phone based on that. It's called the Freedom of Information. >> When a citizen dares to stand firm on that boundary, what happens next will leave you breathless in shock. Just over 10 ft away, a tiny camera faces off against the entire Fairfield Police Squad. Who's really crossing the line? >> I'll stay over here. No problem. 10 ft is all I got to give you. >> They're to They're towing his bike matter. Freedom of information. I'll get everything on that phone. Watch. >> A request for names and badge numbers. The officer's response sparked outrage across the community. Why did they stay silent? >> What's your name and badge number? You guys made contact. I didn't make contact. I stood your name and badge number. >> Stay in there. Don't interfere. You're fine. If you interfere, go to jail. >> I'm not interfering. Now, I want to file a complaint on you for refusing to identify. So, if you're not going to identify, then uh I need your name and badge number. We're >> not going to play this game. >> Name and badge number so I can file a Okay. Okay. I'll >> stay over there. You >> I'll stay over here. No problem. 10 ft. That's all I got to give you. Fairfield cops, guys. This is how they do it. Bye. They want me to leave. They don't like cameras cuz they do foul [ __ ] They want to toast somebody's motorcycle cuz it makes them feel big and strong. Put a badge on them and then they think they can do whatever they want. We got three police vehicles out here. Let's go get the vehicle numbers and the license plate numbers. >> We got number 227. 227. We got number 54, guys. Reporting live. We are live out here in Fairfield, California. figure out exactly what officers it is just based on the vehicle number. I won't get you, bro. We got vehicle 5751. We go ahead and get on the public easement. >> A motorcycle worth tens of thousands of dollars seized for an unbelievable reason. Is this a blatant abuse of power? Guys, California police violating rights on the daily basis. >> They're to they're tolling his bike. >> These guys are taking it. It makes them feel big, guys. >> Why take it? I don't understand. They don't make enough money. >> Makes them makes them feel makes them feel big. >> Ain't no reason that they can't just let a guy go, guys, and uh let him be on his way. Give him a ticket or whatever they need to do and let him be on his way. Nah, they want to take the bike. >> Oh, he's got his cousin here that could just ride the bike away and they ain't letting him do it. >> Photoshop, bro. Right there. He text me said he got pulled over on my way to you. This is why Fairfield cops have such a bad name, guys. Sounds like they pulled him over cuz he threw a cigarette. Something like that, guys. Instead of just Oh, he had a cigarette in his mouth. Instead of just let him go, they want to take the the vehicle that he worked hard for, guys. Huh. It's interesting. >> They don't want to identify to me. Want to tell me to leave. Unfortunately for them, we know our rights out here. >> In front of the camera, there's a smile, but behind it are shocking decisions. What made the public call him Sergeant Confrontation? >> I need all your guys' name and badge number, man. >> Okay. >> Can I ask you a question? >> No. That's >> Well, I'm going to ask you anyways. I'm going to ask you officer Joseph. Oh, here. If you're the supervisor, he needs to identify. >> That makes you feel big. >> I'm It does. You guys are are just clowns in a clown suit costume, man. >> Are you I do >> I'm not causing a problem. Recording you is not causing a problem. You guys got mad that I was recording you. You contacted me. >> I can talk back. Now I have freedom of speech. Now you guys have to identify. This is the way it works. >> Well, I already have nothing to say to you. >> Do your job. This is my tax dollars at work right now. Don't erase that picture cuz I'm going to foyer that. I'm going to foyer everything in your phone based on that. It's called the Freedom of Information Act. Look it up. Does that matter? >> Freedom of Information. I'll get everything on that phone. Watch. >> Yes, it does. I'll get everything on that phone. >> You got a sergeant. This is one of those [ __ ] sergeants, guys. Could have just let this guy go, be on his way, not ruin his day, take his bike. Now he wants to be a dick to me. He just can't get enough. Probably got picked on in high school. That's what this country is coming to. This is ridiculous. All they had to do is leave me alone. They know. They know I could be 10 ft away. They didn't even have to talk to me. Now we're talking. Just clowns in a clown suit. Clowns in a costume, guys. Foul as [ __ ] >> The confrontation ended in a drive of shame, but this was only the beginning of a storm of outrage from the community. No compassion, guys. No compassion for other people. No empathy. Sergeant confrontations probably going to go home, nuke his dinner, beat his dog, beat his wife. That's a mad person right there, guys. He's angry. That's an angry man right there. Well, I wouldn't even call him man. That's about a half a man right there. Quarter. Got Mr. Robot. Look at him. He could hold the same position for a longing time. That study has got to be true. See, deep down, these guys like me. The other two, they like me. The sergeant confrontation, he hates me. Look at him. These other two probably get pushed around by Sergeant Confrontation, and they like me. Letting them know what time it is. Oh, here's a good thumbnail right here. Look at that. That's our money, guys, right there. Hard at work. Hard at work stealing people [ __ ] to make money for the state. It's a racket. >> 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 cameraman announced he would file an official complaint against the officers who refused to provide their identities. Up next, right in the middle of a public parking lot, a citizen was only holding a camera, but within minutes, everything spiraled out of control. >> Oh, they just they just asked me what I was doing. I said, just walking around taking pictures. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, >> not anymore. Okay, so if I don't leave, I'll be arrested. Okay, so if I don't leave, I'll be arrested. I need you to say it. >> Sudden ID request from the police, but no crime was stated. Could this be an abuse of authority? >> Awesome. >> How's your day going? Yeah, you know, >> just auditing, >> strolling around, man. >> Okay, cool. So, did they go over anything? Someone call you a suspicious person. >> I was doing I said just walking around taking pictures. >> Okay, that's fine. So, >> okay. >> You're doing your thing, right? At the end of the I just got a job to do real fast. I just need a name and date of birth. >> For what? >> I called in as a suspicious person. I'm not asking for your ID. >> Suspicious for what crime? >> This law enforcement training center >> with the dispatch building with radio towers with all that kind of stuff with the things going on in the world right now. Some people find that to be suspicious. >> Like what's going on in Israel? >> Well, in the world. >> I like your patch, dude. >> Oh, thanks, man. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Officer, I'm not here to make your day any harder. >> Okay. >> Then it has to be, right? >> Okay. >> I just need a name. >> If you've been called in as a suspicious person and I'm here just to ID somebody matching the description. >> Mhm. >> Right. I don't have to force you to give me your ID. I don't have to force you to let me in your pockets. >> Right. >> Right. Right. >> What What law is that? >> It's in one, sir. >> But you need RA for that. Articulousable suspicion of a crime. >> Not just suspicion. What did they What did they tell you? >> Sir, I'm not >> I said NRS. Yeah. >> NRS was my battery by statute. Exactly. R is reasonable. >> Yeah. RA is of a crime though. Not just somebody walking then I'll gladly give you my name. It could be. But where's the Remember reasonable? >> Somebody walking around with a camera. A first amendment right ain't >> make your day anymore. >> Me neither. So if you don't have a crime then I'm just going to continue doing my thing. I don't really want to give my ID either. Well, my name is my ID and I'm protected in that under the Fourth Amendment as well. >> An eviction order from a public parking lot coupled with threats of arrest. Could the authorities be opening the door to a lawsuit themselves? >> Oh, how you doing, buddy? >> Good, good. Hey, this is private property. That's public property. You're welcome right now. Be trespassed out to the street >> from public property. >> No, this is private property right here. The street is public property. >> Earlier they said this was all county and I was good to be back here. Not anymore, but I don't want to. >> No, I just need to know if if if if I am, I I I don't break the law. So, if I am, I'll go ahead and go to the go to the street, but I want to hold you accountable. Okay. So, if I don't leave, I'll be arrested. I need you to say and your what's your name and badge number? >> Green like a color. >> Awesome. Badge number. >> All right. Can I just get all y'all real quick so I can uh file suit, please? >> 4032. >> Okay. >> Officer 401. >> Okay. He's he the same guy, too. Okay, cool. I'll go to the street then, man. But you need to understand that this is public and it's open to the public. >> Did no trespassing. This is open to the public. That's why it says visitor parking. >> Doesn't matter. It's not. I know. But that's okay. You could do You can say what you want, man. Go ahead. >> Go keep being a tyrant somewhere else. Huh? Here we go. Now we on public, right? >> Okay. There you go, buddy. Man, he >> learn your laws. You're supposed to protect my rights, not violate them. Threat of arrest. So, I went ahead and left, but he just opened himself up to a lawsuit. And he opened the city and the county up to a lawsuit. What? This is very much public and open to the public. They think they just get to tell you you got to leave at any time. >> The right to request public records was blocked right in front of the camera. What are they hiding behind those government doors? >> If you have any questions about the building or our functions, I'm more than willing to >> Perfect. Well, I was going to ask for a supervisor. I just couldn't hear the speaker there. >> But understand that I'll answer any questions you want, but you're free to walk off whenever you want. >> Yeah. I I get very much that I'm not being detained. I I >> Okay. >> I mean, I don't know why I would be detained. >> Well, uh a few of your officers uh right now, your deputies and uh couple from Reno just trespassed me from public property at the regional training center up there. I couldn't come back to the property, period. Told them I need public records. Can't come back. You're trespassed. We'll arrest you. Straight up. Got it on camera. You guys don't get to just trespass people from areas where public meetings are held and and the public can be like I already have enough. I've already yanked your guys' qualified immunity on that one cuz I pointed out very clearly that the public could be there. So they don't have qualified immunity. So I'll go through the complaint process. Me they were very they said, "Yeah, this is public property, man. You're good. I mean, you can be here." But after me being there a while and people complaining me along with Reno Sergeant and some other lady from Reno. >> And where were we at? the regional training center up the road. >> Yeah, you guys were there. Yep. There about four Jquest. Uh you guys you had about four deputies, you know, and you guys know well that when you see another officer committing a crime >> right here at this building and you can relate it if you want. If not, I guess how you felt the complaint complaint form. That's fine. >> I mean, how how I don't understand how you would go ahead explain it to me. I I maybe I don't see where you're going here. The ending seemed peaceful, but the citizen vowed to return with a lawyer and a much bigger plan. The cameraman left the scene, but insisted he would come back with legal counsel and was ready to file a lawsuit. >> All my all my concern is when I talked to you was, is this guy like up here? I I don't give a damn. Matter of fact, Jazz, would you like a bottle of water? Cuz I knew you were out when it's sunny and you got that hot ass top. I'm take it home. >> All right. Do do your thing, man. Do your thing. >> I was laughing on my camera. I go, "That dude's a cop. He thinks he's fooling me." Well, you could tell you're you were a cop. That's very clear. I'm still holding it down. No, I'm actually the uh mental health counselor for the department. >> Oh, there you go. >> That's all. >> Cool. Do your thing, man. >> You know, I end up getting retired back in the late uh spinal injury. >> Gotcha. >> But not from here, though. California. >> Oh, okay. Well, I Yeah, I heard man there's a video in Valleo. Some dude Daran just arrested some guy out there for recording. >> Man, there's so much bad stuff that happened. >> And that's really cuz of my past experience. That's all. All I had to do is hear your voice, hear what you said. I knew you good to go, man. There was no threat. >> Yeah. Well, the officers that just trespassed me opened up the whole county to a lawsuit and it was done. >> I told I told him and they didn't care. like go ahead cuz it's not his money and that's not that's why I made through this is the thing I have attorneys that I work with qualified immunity is stripped that way they could be personally held liable and so I made sure their qualified immunity is stripped >> my head before not here but back in Bay Area >> yeah I saw a lot of stuff like >> when power crosses the boundaries of the law our silence becomes the fertile ground where injustice takes root everyone what do you think about this situation If you enjoy the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. >> Don't cause us to come back out here. I would stay away from this guy. >> Power in the hands of the abuser is like a double-edged sword, cutting oneself and harming others. >> You got any ID on you? >> I do. >> You're next. >> A public meeting, a phone on the line, and a lawyer who didn't expect to leave that day in handcuffs. What really happened outside that building? All right. Related to the violation of the open meetings act you need any help. >> You're not doing that. I think the violence against you for darling of duty then >> when people demand their right to participate the police show up not to protect that right but to silence those who dare to speak out. But one man does not back down >> for the fire marshals. And they limited it to half of those 49 were employees. So only half of those were really the community was allowed. So, all these people are being denied the ability to attend a public meeting. So, I need to file a report. >> Okay. What do you What do you do? What What do you have to do with >> I'm a I'm an Oklahoma citizen that pays taxes and I need to file a report because all these people are being denied access. >> Okay. I'll talk to you in just a second. All right. Let's talk. >> I saw a part-time job today, buddy. I walked into this. I have no idea what's going on. >> All right. We're turning this on. >> We appreciate you. >> Oh, yeah. I'm writing up >> press to sl. All right. So, >> so this guy Dervin, he's an attorney. He comes up here and he uh he comes just to disrupt pretty much his argument today. They want to um come to this open this meeting and they're supposed to be required to come in and they need to accommodate the group, but it's such a large group. They went into a room before he went this drift all the other bumps. I said, "Okay." And he says, "Uh, you know, well, they they could just live live stream this since they don't have the can't accommodate the size group with the size of the rooms of any murder. They should live stream. He's filed charges and he will cuz he's going to citizens arrest going down." So, I told him I'm not doing any of that. >> He said that uh he would um he's going to sue me. He's going to sue. Now, your brother will be in it. >> Okay. Good luck. Yeah. These people out of the lobby. >> Uh the people in the lobby. Um these two have signed into the deal, but if they're not going to go up to the uh if they're not going to go up to the room. Yeah. Out. >> Okay. We want them off the property. >> Do you believe that just standing on the sidewalk can get you handcuffed. See what happens when the law is bent by those who enforce it. >> I don't like being touched. Don't touch me. >> Don't tell me what to do. Hey, I >> do you want to come out here and listen to this or >> Hey, be be quiet. >> Be quiet. That's my constitutional right to exercise my right protected. >> Okay, so here's the deal. Long as No one's getting out here is getting up to the meeting. Meeting's closed. As long as everybody wants to uh behave and act orderly and not get out of control and be disruptive. All right, you're welcome to stay right here. That one some point you become disruptive and disorderly then that becomes different. Does that make sense? Good. I totally explained myself. >> All right. Don't cause us to come back out here. I would stay away from this guy because he's probably going to get you guys all in trouble if you listen to him. All right. You need any help? >> You're not doing that. I need to file a complaint against you for their duty. Then >> take I'll let you take care of that. All right. We're getting out of here. If you need help, call us back. >> You have a report number? >> No, that's not their duty. You understand that, right? >> Hey, prepare. Are you ready to go? >> You're good to go. >> All right, let's go. You're going to not perform your duty. >> Get us walk back to my car and when we get back to my car, we'll get some ID on you. See if you see if you got any warrants. All right. Sound good? >> I I really don't. >> That's okay. Thank you. I just wanted >> Why did you touch me? >> All right. You follow me to my car. You're going to sit in the backseat of my car. I'm going to make sure you don't get any warrants. >> Arrest. >> No, it's a your chance to leave. Okay. Arrested. >> I'm going to check you for warrants. >> You don't have the right to send me for warrants. Okay. You have reasonable articulable suspicion that I've committed a crime. You do understand an attorney, right? >> All right. >> You just made me a ton of money, said a man after being pulled over by police in broad daylight. But why? And who was really breaking the law? >> You going to walk away or what are we going to do? >> I'm going to stay right here. >> Okay. We're going to check make sure you don't hear any warrants. Come on. >> Okay. Wherever you go. >> You got any ID on you? >> I do. >> You're next. You're next as well. >> Why am I arrested for? >> You're not arrested. I'm going to make see who you are since you're uh being disrupted. [Music] >> I don't have any weapons. >> After I handcuff him, I'm going to each one of you guys are going to come over and sit in my car. We're going to make sure you don't have any warrants. Okay. >> So, uh this is your chance to walk away just like I told this. >> Walk further back. Walk further back. >> Slide this way. >> Yes, sir. Stay right there. >> You're having a really bad day. >> I was having a pretty good day. >> Hope your body came. >> Have a seat. Not sure I'm going to be able to fit, but >> it's all right. >> When the body cam is turned on, not only is the truth recorded, but also actions that could land a police department in federal court. >> The minute you start causing problems, all right, that's when we're going to have an issue. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> I I understand. I understand what you said. You don't have to you don't have to agree. That's why that's why you have a court date when you get arrested for disobeying a lawful order. I have to come out here >> and you're the one that's causing the biggest disturbance. You're the first one I'm going to come to just like right now. >> All right. You're just going to go straight to jail for being disorderly. Understand? >> I That's fine. >> You don't step out and turn around. >> And I suggest you tell your friends that are all standing around here the exact same thing. This is not a game. This is real life. >> Oh, no. You're right. It's not. >> You lost your qualified immunity when you put your hands on me. So, it was a beautiful day for me. >> All right. >> You just made me a lot of money. >> Yeah. >> A lot of money. >> Okay. >> I give that money to charity, though. So, >> all right. >> It'll go to a good cause. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'd like my phone back where I was. It's >> up there on the front of the car and your license. >> I didn't get a hug. >> He had no arrest warrant. He stressed that the police had lost their immunity for using unjustified force, opening the door to a federal lawsuit for violating his constitutional rights. The police failed to file a report, refused to take responsibility, and showed signs of a lack of transparency and cover up. Rusty continued protesting peacefully without any violations recorded. After clarifying Rusty's rights and reminding him of the sensitivity of the location near the hospital, the police departed. Rusty faced no legal or negative consequences from this incident. These incidents remind us that knowing the law is not just a right, but a shield against abuse. Stay calm, stand firm, and never let power override justice and human dignity. [Music]