But if you're going to be on the premises taking uh pictures of our equipment and things, then that's suspicious to me. Well, anymore. >> So now I'll know who you are. >> Okay. >> You should apologize to me as a I'm the citizen. You are supposed to be an authority. >> Sorry. Why don't you You can't ask me to leave here. Say you're sorry. >> Sacramento police fail miserably in front of the cameras once again. >> What crime am I being detained for? >> I've already explained it. But the thing is is you cannot detain somebody unless you have reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> And she detained me for about 20 minutes with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> The First Amendment test turns into a shocking abuse of power. As soon as he entered, he was almost blatantly violated by a police car right in front of him. But that was just the beginning of a fiery confrontation. >> What's the purpose of you taking pictures again? >> Can I ask your name? >> Yep. Lambert. L E R. Lambert, >> you are in violation of trespassing on police property. >> A female officer appeared and asked for ID, but the shocking question was, did he really have to give his identity to the police when he had committed no crime? >> What's the purpose of you taking pictures? >> I'm just taking a couple pictures >> of our equipment and such. >> Yeah. Anything? Yeah. Anything that looks cool, just cool photos and whatever. try sell them and and do what I do all kinds of stuff >> because obviously >> little co issue. Let's get a little back, right? >> With our issues with security and and the the issues that we've had with protests and things like that, we don't want people on our premises taking pictures of our equipment and things like that. >> Okay. >> So, that's my concern is I don't know who you are or what you're all about >> and then >> Okay. What more do you need to do? Uh, you know, I'm just going to walk around and take a bunch of pictures. >> Okay. >> Well, then I'm going to need to see some identification and make sure that your purposes are >> not going to be used for any malfeases anymore. >> So, now I'll know who you are, >> okay? And if those pictures lead to anything negative down the road, we'll be able to at least contact you and say, "Hey, >> well, I don't know how all that works like with the law, but like do I have to show you my ID or can I keep my identity private?" >> And what you're telling me you need to do is not acceptable at this point in time. Okay. We're we're having a very sensitive situation here. I actually don't even know why we have our gates open to the public today. and uh outside agencies. >> We're allowed to go in, right, and make a report or do whatever we need to do. >> Well, you don't make reports here, so you have to have particular business. >> The argument escalated. The police kept insisting that he was trespassing. While the people countered, "This is public property. Who is really breaking the law?" >> If it's open to the public, I can come around and do whatever I need to do and take pictures. Is that correct? >> No, it's not. >> Why not? Are is it is the building closed to the public? Are you going to go deal with city development? >> Is the building closed to the public? >> Anything that is open to the public? >> Okay, then it's open to the public. Okay. So then I'm good here and deal with that and not walk around our parking lot taking pictures. >> Then this is also open to the public. I don't understand what the problem. We're having a very we were having a very cordial conversation >> and and I don't understand why the the tension's rising or anything like I don't get it. Currently >> I am part of what I'm doing right now is conducting my business. >> Okay. Walking around our parking lot and taking pictures is not part of >> to you but it >> no I don't know how like I said earlier I don't know how this works at all. >> Agent this property right here. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> So and if you're taking pictures of private cars >> I don't know what the purpose of that would be. What a legitimate reason for that would be. Well, >> and and I have business cuz I'm going to the public area where I can go and ask some information. >> Okay. >> And and based on that, I mean, I think I should be allowed to be here. So, I don't >> Can I ask your name? >> Yep. Lambert. L A N D B E R E R E R E R E R E R E R E R E R E R. >> Lambert. Okay, cool. Thank you. Good to meet you. I I just don't understand the problem. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to do my business and go on my way. Well, I just told you I'm taking photos. I use them for uh publications. I sell the pictures sometimes. I I do all kinds of things. There's pictures all over the internet and people pay for those cuz they do stories. They want pictures for their stories and >> we have the right to control your activity here. Okay. So, if you want to use the public, you know, city development department, you are more than welcome to do that. But >> if the parking lot is public and I'm able to go into the public building, >> the public building and we can discuss this with uh one of my supervisors. >> No, I'm not interested in doing that. Surprisingly, the cameraman was detained without charge for several minutes. A decision that could cost the entire police department dearly. >> Is the parking lot open to the public? >> If you're parking here to utilize our services in the building, >> the parking lot is open to the public. Business is open to the public. >> If you're utilizing services, >> good. I'm good. I'm in public. >> So, yeah, you you you uh your heightened awareness means nothing. I mean, it's it's your guys' thing. Do your security, but there's at this point I mean public. I'm just taking pictures. You How do you not know? You're I'm You're You're watching me. I didn't run when you saw me. I just went was going to my next point. >> Reasons for taking photographs. >> But >> you've already explained it that you post them and some people would like >> Okay. >> Right. >> Well, we'll discuss this when my other unit gets here. >> Okay. This has never happened to me before. I guess when you come to a police station, this is what happens. I've never I've never been to a police station doing this, so it's just crazy. Sir, while I'm waiting for the unit, let's just hang out here. >> What was that? >> Said, while I'm waiting for the other unit to respond, let's just hang out here. >> I have to. Why am I being detained? >> Yes, >> I'm being detained right now. >> For further Yeah, for further investigation. >> Okay. Well, if I if I have to stay here, I guess I'll stay here. I don't You'll be detained for further investigation. >> What crime am I being detained for? >> I've already explained it. We'll wait for the other unit here. >> You haven't explained that I'm committing a crime. What what crime have I committed? I don't understand. >> Explain that under the circumstances you are in violation of trespassing on police property. >> I'm violating on public property. You got keep you keep saying police property. This isn't police property. No, it's not. Yes, it is. >> That fence is probably police property cuz it says it >> facility is police property. >> So, I don't understand the issue. >> When the truth comes out, the police are forced to retreat in irony. an expensive lesson for Sacramento police. >> So now I've been detained for how long? >> But the thing is is you cannot detain somebody unless you have reasonable suspicion of a crime. What was your reasonable suspicion of a crime? You had said earlier and remember I have it on camera that that building is open to the public which means this is open to the public but that means the the property is open to the public and the property is open to the public. You hold on. The propertyy's I've been detained for 20 minutes for something that I'm doing that's legal. So you keep it down. No, no, no, no. The property they pipe down. Listen, the property was open. No, I I'm free to stay as well. The property is open to the public. This is open to the public and I can be here. That's the thing. >> She said earlier that this is open to the public. So you guys knew and I have it on camera. So, I have this exactly on camera that she said earlier that she knew that this was open to the public, but she's too dumb or ignorant to actually know the law. And she detained me for about 20 minutes with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. Learn it. >> This is [ __ ] ridiculous, dude. >> The detention, which lasted approximately 11 12 minutes, was not based on any legal basis. The police exposed their ignorance of the law and risked civil lawsuits for violating their constitutional rights. The filmmaker concluded that this was a classic Sacramento police fail. The police abused their power, did not know the law, and damaged the reputation of the department. Next, a self-proclaimed constitutional lawyer walks into Mallister Police Headquarters and immediately points a spear at the symbol that has the entire community outraged. >> Say you're sorry. >> You just misrepresented the authority you have. And if you do, I'll sue you personally under 1983 and then you'll face federal district court. >> When questioned, the officer suddenly found himself in a difficult position. Faced with shocking allegations about how police are treating people behind bars. >> This door. Oh, the door's open. Okay. Everything was looking good till we got to this, man. Look, my Now my hand starts to shake. You can see it. Oh, look at that. >> Are you a police officer? >> I'm this. Can I have >> Oh, how you doing? Oh, I'm just just walking around filming. Just looking at your building. >> Okay. >> How you doing? What's your name, sir? >> Here. >> Is there more that I can take pictures of and video? >> Hello, sir. >> Hey, how you doing? Is there more or Hey, how you doing? What's your name? >> Yeah, Sergeant Or. >> Sergeant or how you doing? Chilly Cast. >> Okay. >> Chill the C. Delete log. >> Okay. Oh, is it I don't want to scare you. I don't want to scare anybody. How you doing, man? >> Not too bad. >> Police department your your police department. I was walking through and here's the here's a couple glaring problems. Like this is everything that people hate in between the oath to the constitution. I don't know who hung that garbage, but that's trash and the people hate it because that divides us. I'm not trying to I mean just a I just want to make sure the people can see you. Now, I'm disgusted with this and it say even says the name of their police department on the terror flag in between the oath to the constitution. They're not going to use the DI stuff. But I want to Is there? >> Oh, no. I'm from California. >> Yeah. My name's Chile. My channel is called Delete Laws. You I got no problem with you as a person. I I hope that you quit this job as soon as you can and find something noble to do with your life. But but that doesn't mean that you and I as human beings, >> you know, I pray for your soul. >> Do you ever put people in handcuffs? Have you put people in handcuffs this week? you when you when you can't tell me if you put people because just so you know there's a tracker. Last night you arrested nine people here. >> Okay. >> And they have torture cuffs that you put on people. I'm not going to grab you to he keeps on flinching and jumping. So have you been arrested before? >> I have not. >> So well let me just tell you the process. First you torture me in cuffs. Then you slide me in a tiny little area where I barely fit. I'm claustrophobic. That's why you're afraid. And so so then what happens next? You take me to the dungeon. Drop me off. A seemingly simple request to leave the building turned into a major slip up turning the police into abusers right in front of the cameras. >> Can't look at them in the eyes. I have to look at the floor. And then if I give any kind of resistance and don't give them full dominion over my fingers as they fingerprint me. Then what happens next is they slam my head into the wall. Now I just let them put their fingers over the the thing. And then after that they take me to a tiny room, make me strip down naked, and then you know what they do? They make me turn around, spread my butt cheeks, and look at my butt trucks. Do I look like I'm shooting up heroin? I seem pretty articulate, right? I got a guy in LA. I got a story on camera. He got picked up for not paying traffic tickets. You don't have to be afraid of me. I'm I can stand right next to you, dude. I'm like your brother. I'm not going to attack. If someone attacked you, I would pull them off. >> You You flinched a couple times. >> Okay. >> You have no reason to be afraid of me. >> I'm I'm not a violent person. >> Victim of anything here in the couch city limits. You need to take a hold on. If not, I'm going to have to ask you to leave. >> Oh, no. I I I don't I don't have to leave. You can you can you can do whatever you want, but I don't have to leave. I can't tell to leave. As a matter of fact, you know you're out of order right now, but you know you're out of order. >> You know you're out of line. >> I'm a constitutional law scholar. So, you can't tell me to leave a public building when I'm conducting business in that building. You should apologize to me as a I'm the citizen. You are supposed to be in authority. Why don't you say you're sorry? >> You can't ask me to leave here. Say you're sorry. You just misrepresented the authority you have. No, you said you're going to ask me to leave. I'm not leaving. What are you going to do about it? What are you gonna do about it? >> You're not gonna do a damn thing. And if you do, I'll sue you personally under 1983. And then you'll face federal district court. And if you violated my rights, you face two. >> Threatening federal lawsuit and warning of 2 years in prison, this citizen turned the tables, leaving even law enforcement on guard. >> You've annoyed me. You don't tell me to leave a public building when I'm conducting business. I have every right to be here. Don't you ever misrepresent your authority. That's why people called me. That's why I came. like it when people who have claimed the right to be in charge of my constitutional rights, his job is to uphold my civil liberties to protect to to allow me to do my filming as a first amendment person and and protect me in that process. Are we at an impass here? Cuz you've been flinching and you're scared of me the whole time. Are you going to physically stop me from doing my job? >> I'm not going to tell you that. >> So if if you're done, then head on back. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. Have a good day. >> Appreciate you. Okay. >> You want to come with me? You want to walk around with me? >> No, you can continue. >> But do you want to come with me? No, I don't have to come come with >> You can come walk around with me, man. You're supposed to be protecting my rights. Well, because you you went outside the boundaries of what you're supposed to do. You're supposed to say, "Oh, you're being pressed right now." Okay, man. Well, if you walk over here, sir, you'll see that right down here there's a restricted sign. >> Sir, please don't go in the restricted areas. Hey, you know what, officer? No problem. I uphold and respect the rule of law. So, I'm going to do exactly as you asked me to do. Is there any other area, sir, that you think that I would would benefit by filming to show the public what goes on in Mallister, Oklahoma? as far as the label. This first floor >> this first floor is this is this an interrogation room right here? Is this is this where it all is this where it all goes down? You take reports in there. >> You know what? I feel like he's going to trip over himself back. >> And in an ironic ending, it was the people who instructed the police on how to act legally so as not to continue exposing their abuse of power in front of thousands of viewers. >> You are you going to say you're sorry? >> I mean, are you going to you you you effed up, dude. You're on camera telling me to leave. You want me to leave? And you you thought I was just some dunce cap who's a first amendment frauditor and they openly say they hate the Constitution. Those people are tyrants just as bad as half of your colleagues. I mean, are you for are you for upholding rights instead of law enforcement? >> Well, I think it can assist both. Yes. >> No. No. Because if my if my wife beats me up and I call you and you come into my home to to protect me cuz my wife beat me up and there's marijuana in my ashtray. Well, I just want people to realize where you stand as a person because your perspective will affect the job we hired you to do. That's your function. And this crap here, this is such dog I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, forgive me. Dog [ __ ] This is dog [ __ ] Anything you want to say to the thousands of people watching. >> 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. Chile concluded that the police should not overstep their authority and must protect the constitutional rights of citizens. He condemned police who act as rulers rather than protectors. The message sent to thousands of viewers was not to let the police overstep the limits of their power as provided by the Constitution. Next, the SUV was speeding down the 491 freeway. But when it was stopped, it wasn't the speed that confused the officer. >> The reason I stopped you is you were speeding 65 m. >> Yeah. Well, going 100 miles an hour is not the best way to do it. Can I give you a ticket today? for the speeding. Okay. Well, if you want to argue with it, go to court. Okay. >> No driver's license, no right to drive. But instead of handcuffing, the policeman smiled and asked a question that surprised viewers. >> Sergeant Black with San County Sheriff's Office. The reason I stopped you is you were speeding 65 m. >> Yes. You I passed you way down there in the flat. It just took me a minute to catch back up to you. Do you have a driver's license? I just >> Oh, no. I've been trying to catch you for a minute. So, the reason you pulled over just saved me from having to run you down. Do you have a driver's license? >> Yeah. Down there in the flats. I passed you and I turned around on you. Is your license valid? This an ID card only. Do you even have a license? You don't have a license. Is this your car? It's >> my sister. >> It's your sister's car. >> I'm using it. >> Mhm. >> I mean, I'm just trying to get home. >> Yeah. Well, going 100 miles an hour is not the best way to do it. >> I believe that's I didn't know I was going to close. >> I took this off. Mhm. Okay. Let me run some stuff. Stay in your car. Okay. You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> Okay. Just stay right here. >> Okay. >> Is he by himself in there? >> Yeah, I think so. In the middle of the Utah desert, a quiet decision is made that will change everything in just a few minutes. >> He's like, I was just trying to make a phone call. You didn't even know you were trying to stop me. 64 number 643. Does not having uh cell service affect this program? >> I actually have cell service. >> You have some? Okay. >> But if you were in a dead spot, could you not print off ticket and enter? >> You can. It just makes it hard to run everything. You have to manually >> Okay. You just have to call it into dispatch and have them [Music] Jeez. I don't know what I don't know. Do you drink? A question asked too late, but no one expected the real answer to be in the next paragraph. >> Push this over to you for a second. So when you activate your lights, your dash cam and body cam come on. >> Yeah. When you go to three. >> Okay. Okay. Hey, you okay? Have you been drinking today? Oh, no. >> Huh? >> No. Okay. Okay, I'm going to give you a ticket today for the speeding. Listen, you were speeding and you don't have a driver's license. So, I wrote you a ticket for those. Okay? So, you have 14 days. 14 days to give it to the courts and take care of it. You need to contact them, figure out a court date or pay it, whatever you're going to do. Okay? >> The driver was let go without incident, but the cameras were still rolling. And what happened next would shock the entire police department. >> Oh, you say >> to to figure it out. Yeah. You have 14 days to contact the court. >> You understand that? >> 14 days. Your driver's Well, you don't have a driver's license. Your ID, your citation, the court's information is in here. Okay. >> You don't need to sign anything. That's yours. Take it with you. 40 days. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Other than that, slow down. Speed limit 65, man. Okay. Okay. >> Huh? >> You can't argue without me. >> Okay. Well, if you want to argue with it, go to court. Okay. >> Come down here. Look at this. Take it. One4 Min 4 and clear >> under Utah code SS768201. If an officer commits a breach of professional conduct, he or she may be punished with class B misdemeanor, fine, and slash or up to 6 months in jail. The driver was later charged with DUI not shown on body cam, which was a direct result of the officer's failure to check for or prevent a potential hazard, raising questions of professional negligence and ethical misconduct. [Music]