Put your hand behind your back. No, you're not. You're resisting. >> He's reaching for my gun. >> I'm not. Yes, he is. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not panhandling. I'm just saying >> man got his face smashed because of BB gun. [Music] >> Stop. What are you doing? My face is hurting. >> But when I asked you if you had any weapons on you, >> police dragged people out of the car and attacked them. shocking reason. A sudden blow to the face in the middle of a conversation. But what makes the police act as if he is holding a deadly weapon? >> Bro, you smacked my face. >> He's too big. >> You hurt my head. >> If I wasn't a felon and I had a concealed weapon, Kermit, right? Would you do that to me, too? >> You're a felon. >> A small pink gun, something that seemed harmless, was the start of a fight that the victim did not expect. Bro, you just smashed my face off, bro. What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, you're not. You're resisting. >> No, you just put your hands behind your back. >> He's reaching for my gun. >> I'm not. >> When you are called a criminal, do you still have the right to speak up? What did the police say to justify their actions? >> Take my hands. I'm giving them to you. Bro, stop. What are you doing? My face is hurt from this match. >> I can't get this cover. >> Let us figure that out after. >> All right. But I'm trying to tell you. >> Well, look at you now. >> Really? >> Yeah. Really? >> I can't get this doing this. He's too big for that [ __ ] >> I thought you were kidding at first. >> I'm not kidding at first. >> It's fit. But >> that's what happens when you're going to resist me. I can't get this cup on. You got the second one. >> I'm puffing my chest because I thought you >> We're talking about We're talking about a gun. It's not kidding. >> When I asked you if you had any weapons but when I asked you if you had any weapons on you, why is it in a holster? >> We told you we had to >> Jeez, he's too big. >> You hurt my hand. >> Yeah, because you're going to you're going to resist. >> This is crazy right now. >> Like Hold on. I'll I'll get him. Please. >> It is a BB gun. >> You're kidding me. >> What'd you do? I grab the gun from there without telling him cuz he said he had some stuff. It's in a holster. So I grab it, put it with the custom he didn't have any weapons in there. >> Come on now. >> And then he starts >> Come on, dude. >> And he starts freaking going off on me. Wouldn't >> let me What do you guys You big [ __ ] >> Come on. You didn't have to do that. >> If he had no criminal record, would he have been slammed face down on the car like that? A question that silenced the entire patrol team. Oh, I'm too fat for this [ __ ] >> You got some hip flexor stretches. >> Dude, my face hurts, bro. >> Well, you shouldn't have done that then. >> Doing what? Pull up. Told you to be, >> dude. What happened? >> How did I know? You didn't push me inside my truck. Tell me, put my hands behind my back. Don't Can I talk to him for a minute? Cuz right now me and you are not cool. What are you talking about? You being serious? And when you got big guy pushing on me, telling me that I have a gun? The are you talking about a gun? 51 a weapon. Is my putty knife? Is my utility knife a weapon? I am a contractor. But I know, but hold. This is not a weapon. >> Have I lied to anyone yet? >> Not yet. >> Is it worthy of grabbing me and slamming me and and telling me if I wasn't a felon and I had a concealed weapon permit, right? Would you do that to me, too? >> You're a felon. >> Would you do that to But if I wasn't, would you do that? Can you answer? We're not playing. You're a felon. And you see my face, right? >> Yeah, I know. Snatch that girl. You're going to stand right there. You're going to stand right there. >> You have me. You have my panties. >> A BB gun, a car parked on the side of the road, and a man in pain asking, "Why am I being treated like this? >> I don't want to ride. I'm going to walk." >> But we My face is a BB gun, bro. >> I know, but when when an officer tells you stop, you're >> I really did. when it comes to the detaining of us and you're like reaching towards us but we haven't done that once to you right >> we Nope and I get that so being that right we're all men here correct >> right so therefore they said hey don't reach by your door right all they said was don't reach by and Lew has a lot more [ __ ] going on Lisbon does and he said hey don't reach by your door he goes you got a gun I go uh no it's a mini gun and I hand it to him and he goes peak dude what do you got a pink BB gun for >> and to be honest I don't even know why I got it I think I took it from were here a long time back and I told you 10 times over and then you came up that's doing the same thing my face on the ground I'm soaking wet yeah it's funny right >> the super soaker has been converted into the truck we treat it like it is a gun until we know >> so why wouldn't you just say hey is that a firearm >> and I say no not at all >> we need because you've already told me >> you didn't grab me and push me in my truck >> I said place hands behind your back >> n you grab me first brother >> well we have body cam footage for that >> my face first cuz that curve pretty >> well you should have put your hands behind your back This channel is fair enough. >> The incident appears to violate constitutional rights, including the right to be treated fairly and not to be subjected to assault without reasonable cause. Public opinion may raise questions about discrimination based on criminal records and lack of transparency in law enforcement. Next, just minutes after holding up the God Bless the Homeless veteran sign, everything suddenly changed, but not in the way he expected. >> You need to leave. Okay, there's no panel in there. You need to leave. Okay, there's no panel in there. >> I don't want to go to jail, guys. >> No questions, no investigation. The police came, asked to leave, and then immediately moved on to handcuffing. Wait, [Music] wait. Excuse me. >> You need to leave. Okay. There's no panel in there. I just told you we need to leave. >> What's your name? >> Yes. >> You want to go to jail? You want me to? >> Okay. Can you go take it? >> You're not getting ID. You're not getting I got my ID right here. This is my driver's license. This is my driver's license. You're not given until you get reasonable, articulate, suspicion of crime. You better watch your step and see from this point forward. >> I don't give a damn about getting >> What is your reason suspicion? >> He kept saying, "I'm not asking for money." But that didn't stop the police from taking unexpected action. >> Yeah. What What evidence do you have that I'm handhandling stupid? Two witnesses, they just ask people for money. >> I ain't asked nobody for money, stupid. Not too bad. >> God bless freedom of speech. God bless freedom of religion on public property. Can you use two handcuffs? My hand I'm just my shoulders. >> I don't have a second set right here right now. I will get you a set in just a minute. >> I'm not panhandling. I'm just saying God bless the homeless veterans on public property. >> All right, we got two people. >> God bless the homeless. Did you see me ask for money? Did you hear me ask for money? Have a seat. Okay. >> Can you grab my camera? That's recording. >> Have a seat. >> All right. You going any probation or pro? >> No consent to any searches. >> Can you go pick up my sign, please? >> Just give me one second. Mr. Jeffrey, >> can you turn the camera so it's filming what's going on, please? Are you guys You guys jump to these conclusions that I'm panhandling. This is stupid as you're a lieutenant. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? I go through everybody else. >> No investigation. Just straighten the hands on serious. >> God bless the homeless veteran, sir. God bless freedom of speech. >> God bless freedom of religion. God bless freedom of assembly on public property. >> And you were on a Florida DL for me, please. >> I'm not homeless, he shouted when accused of a crime that never happened. I'm not painling. Standing on public property holding accountable. God bless. That's freedom of speech. Freedom of religion. >> You had two different witnesses come in said you were asking for money. >> Handling that. It's freedom of speech. You guys read the city down. >> Mr. Gray, >> would you like to get some help? >> I don't need some help. Homeless. >> We need some help. I'm a veteran. Do you want me to take you to the VA? >> I don't. >> Would you like me to? You did. >> What's your final home? I said, "God bless." >> Okay, he's talking. Yes, sir. >> What's your phone number, sir? >> I'm not giving you any other information. >> We'd rather help you than have you sitting here and argue with us? Is there somewhere I can take you? >> You're helping me by putting someone I can call. >> What is wrong? What is wrong in America that a citizen can't come stand a traditional public foreman? You can't ask people for money. >> I didn't ask anybody for money. You never saw me ask anybody for money. >> Two people. >> I have a video that shows I never asked for money. goal is to come out into public places and raise awareness of homelessness. >> God put it in my heart to people coming in and out of city homes. >> You're not offering anything they can do. Why don't you have a flyer that says, "Help me at the homeless shelter." Why don't you have a flyer that says, "Help veterans. You just come here to cause controversy." >> Well, you know, >> so what happens with that? No, no, you talk. Let me talk. So what happens is when you do that just to make controversy out of your own words, I can listen to my sergeant who says, "Sorry, Lieutenant, that was my fault." That says he's got witnesses saying you're being controversial. I'm asking if I can help you. I've asked you over and over if I can help you. >> Released but banned from returning. Is this how the government suppresses freedom of speech on public land? >> I'm not panhandling. I'm not asking for money. I'm engaged in freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the freedom of assembly on public property. >> Hi, Mr. Gray. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. One of the councilmen and a female came in and said, "You're asking." Okay. Like I said, if if you want to help people, that that's great. But just trying to cause confrontation. I asked you nicely to to leave. Again, I didn't see you yelling at people, but people are coming in saying you were yelling at himself. That's that's you just don't want to act that way. >> I'm not yelling at anybody. I'm just all I'm doing is saying God bless. That's a good morning. God bless all the veterans. >> Okay. If you if you want to do something, you know, that that's great, but I think it's good that you are trying to bring, >> you know, light to stuff like that. But it's all about delivery. That that's it. Okay. >> So, I'm free to go. >> You are free to go. Yes, sir. >> Can I continue what I was doing? No sir, you need to leave. Okay, >> I'm leaving. >> Ask people for money. >> I don't want to go to jail, guys. >> Thanks, sir. >> Have a good one. >> 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. After a background check, and no criminal charges were found, he was released but barred from continuing to protest at the location. The forceful arrest, detention without investigation, and barring him from returning could be considered an abuse of power, a violation of free speech, free assembly, and free religion, opening the possibility of legal consequences or civil rights litigation against the Alpharetta Police Department. Next, a man is stopped by police in the middle of a parking lot. When his identity is revealed, the entire patrol is stunned. Was this a misunderstanding or a deliberate act by an unexpected person? >> Right. And that's what we're investigating right now. >> Okay. >> And seeing, you know, he pretty much heard it. >> He said he was just going to Starbucks to relax. But that story was contradicted by a detail that only the witness knew. The police became suspicious and the security camera was the key to the truth. >> How you doing, bud? >> Hi. >> I just need you to step out the truck for me. All right. >> Sure. Do you mind shutting it off? >> I'll explain to you when you get out here. Okay. >> You want to come right back here for me? >> All right. >> If it's a maniac who yelled at me in the car next to me. >> Uh, they weren't in the car next to you. There was no one in the car. >> He was blocking my way saying I scratched his car. I didn't scratch his car. >> I'm a state senator. I think he recognized me. I think he's one of the gun nuts. He's He called out my name. I never told him my name. >> He didn't say any of that. Okay. He definitely didn't recognize you. I know he he didn't say that. All right. And that's what we're investigating right now. >> And seeing, you know, he pretty much heard it and saw you >> and you had keys in your hand as well. >> Well, that's cuz I just came out of my car. >> But the way that he explained it seemed much uh a little bit more in depth than that. You can hear it like fresh. It was >> He can hear the scratching. And he approached you and asked you. He kind of just walked away and kind of just >> because he called out my name. Yeah, he didn't say he called out your name, but >> he called out my name and I was worried that he was one of the gun nuts who could stalk me at the state house. So, I kept walking. >> He seemed a little young, you know. I mean, but that's neither here. >> Yeah. >> Nor there. Okay. That's seven. I'm going to be in front of the uh between a Chipotle and a Gap. >> I was scared, so I kept walking. >> All right. >> Yeah. And I went over to Starbucks, had a drink, calm down. He saw me walk in and then I walked over to him. >> A small scratch on the car, a shout in the parking lot, and a panicked politician in the crowd. What really happened in those fateful 10 minutes? We >> do have there are cameras almost down each and every row. So, obviously, we have to do our due diligence to make sure is going to detain you for a little longer until he comes down here. Um, he's coming from province, so you should be here momentarily. >> So, Colonel Winquist knows that I was stalked by these guys, okay? Because I'm the sponsor of assault weapons. He actually they actually patrolled my house. >> Do you recognize this this gentleman that you >> I thought he called my name cuz the stickers on the back of my car and stopped me. >> I kept walking. >> Right. Okay. No, that that's absolutely fine. I >> have no problem with what what you did like after that at all. So, you know, again, do our due diligence. >> Some of these guys aren't, you know, so concerned. >> I I I trust me, I understand your your concerns. I said we obviously have a job to We're just doing our due diligence just so we can like I said so we can thoroughly investigate. Is it possible just to see your keys so we can rule out possibility there's any paint transfer in your case at all operated by you have two young children in the car. The mother of the children has an emergency placement on kids. >> They pinging that or they just >> you can call us. He knows that I went. Like I said, we're just going to uh just kind of stand by until they get here. I was being followed because of my political stance, he asserted, his voice trembling. But the witness said something completely different. So, who was telling the truth? And was this some kind of covert retaliation in the middle of everyday life? >> 100%. He said he didn't have the jacket on now. He just had a Did you see the shirt that he was wearing? >> I know you're legally color blind. That's why I was like, I would have you come in. So, I know you can't see the colors, but as long as you can see the face and you can come out. No, no, no, no. I I rather not have you guys >> come together. >> Come together. >> I know it's definitely him. I know he wasn't wearing like a blue shirt or like a >> dark shirt off him cuz I definitely had one on. But that's definitely him. That's That's his face 100%. >> And you're sure that you don't recognize him from anywhere? >> I've never seen him in my life. I didn't even know this guy existed. I don't even know any of the senators to be honest. I only know the mayor. >> You only know the mayor >> pretty much. I I'm not a big >> No, he's just I just want to make sure. >> No. Um, and are you sure that the scratch wasn't there before you? >> I'm 100% sure that scratch is not there. >> Okay. >> I I know that that scratch wasn't there. So, >> just, you know, just checking and just trying to see. We going to check out the cameras and stuff cuz this place has really, really good cameras. And then after that, if you know, we'll notify you. Okay, guys. >> Absolutely. All right. >> I'm sorry I had to take you off the dance. I'm sorry about that. >> You actually made good time. We're in downtown. Thank you guys. And >> so we got to get a phone call eventually probably. All right. It'll come from the private numbers because that's all that we have. That's what the police department is. So if you see like a a no caller ID, it's most likely just try to answer it. If not with the police >> cuz it's going to be hard to see who's trying to call you. They could be any one of us. You know what I mean? We're 150 plus. So I would just wait for the next one cuz we usually call right back. >> Not arrested immediately but the police kept him. No clear evidence, but still 100% identified. An unsolved case, and it could explode at any time. >> All right, so um we're going to let you go at this point. It's still under investigation. Like I said, we're waiting to review this. We should have access to that tomorrow. And once we do at that point, our detectives going to probably conduct a further investigation into it. >> So right now, potentially you're facing you're being investigated for this point. So um but like I said, we're not taking action now until we cover all our bases. All right. You want my phone number? >> Um, do you? >> Yeah. Take a look here. I'll want to I'll get my card out of there. >> Sure. >> My cell's on here. >> Your cell's on there as well? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Perfect. >> Winkus knows that I have this reaction, right? It's happened to me a couple of guys. >> We're not taking any action right now. We're just Yeah, we have >> Let him know that it was me and that's that was my reaction. In Rhode Island, police misconduct is punishable by suspension without pay for up to 5 days for minor offenses and up to 14 days for more serious offenses. Dismissal is mandatory by law if an officer pleads guilty or is convicted of a felony. In Alpharetta, it seems that God bless the homeless also needs a permit. 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]