your head. Put it on your head. Why? Why? What's going on, guys? I I'm not resistant. How you drive? >> I drive with this, man. Get over here and see. Stop harassing me like for real, bro. That's some straight [ __ ] >> A peaceful fishing trip turns into a tense confrontation with the police. All because of legally carrying a gun. >> At the end of the day, >> that guns, >> you don't need a license. My sidearm's not as well. >> My sidearm is >> sit down. >> He broke no law, but was still held at gunpoint, handcuffed and left in pain. What is really being hidden here? A normal fishing trip turns into a disaster when police suddenly surround people, guns drawn, and aim at people's bodies. What is going on here? >> It's not going to be an issue. >> Here you go, buddy. This is the floor of words on it. [Music] I just don't know what's going on, guys, cuz uh you should know the freaking open carry statue while you're fishing, hunting, or camping. >> Just because of his afro, one man claims he was targeted because of his appearance. And that was just the beginning of a string of suspicious actions by law enforcement. >> At the end of the day, >> open the Florida statute allows open carry. >> Florida statute, man. Your city statues, your city ordinances don't mean anything. There you go. >> Oh, thanks, bud. I I got I I know this. I was trying to help you. >> This for you, bud? No. All right. >> First of all, I'm not a police officer. >> That's fine. >> Oh, that's fine. No, no. We just see a badge. We're trying to be respectful, but at the same time, you're telling us we can't do this, and we're telling you we can't. >> Open. It's concealed carry. Do you have a license? >> You don't need a license. That's what That's why we were trying to give you this >> concealed weapon. >> You do? >> I don't. >> Okay. It's specifically for Okay. >> I don't. >> That's an issue. I think it's going to be >> Here you go, buddy. This is the >> piece of paper on it. Hold on. >> No, it's not. It's the It's the Florida statute. >> I'm sorry. People doesn't matter. >> Yeah. Sorry. You don't know the law. if you could refer to me as a white male because I am actually a white male. >> I got some Asian. >> I got I got some a I got some Asian in me, too. >> Being handcuffed behind the back despite complaining of pain and calling for medical help but being ignored. Is this still protection or is it an attempt to suppress civil rights? >> Hands down. Hands down. >> Don't move for the gun. Don't move for the gun. >> I ain't touching my gun, man. Put it on your head. >> Put it on your >> your head. Put it on your head. >> Why? Why? What's going on, man? What's going on, guys? I I'm not resisting. Not resisting. >> Not resisting. >> Explain to you now, man. >> Hey, I'm letting you know within the Florida statute. Hey, please. It's locked and loaded, buddy. It's a server holster. Please. >> We got two over here. We got >> sidearm as well. Sit down. Huh? My daughter >> sit down. Are you telling me to sit down? >> I'm sitting down. >> Sit down. >> I'm trying. >> Hey. Hey. See, hey, if you can Excuse me, officer. I'm not trying to resist, but you see that little paper over there? You see that paper? >> We We'll talk about that a little bit. >> You see that paper over there? >> We'll deal with it. We'll deal with it. Go have a seat for me first. >> This is um Go. >> Cross your legs for me. Thank you. >> I do not consent. I have already I I'm trying to preach my fourth, my fifth, my first, my second. This is all a bunch of [ __ ] I I just don't know what's going on, guys, because uh you should know the freaking open carry statue while you're fishing, hunting, or camping. But obviously, you don't. This is um this is against my Second Amendment, right? >> We're going to have a guest. We can have a conversation about uh whatever in just a second, guys. >> Yes, sir. A piece of paper containing an important law was right in front of the police, but no one bothered to read it. Did they really not know or were they deliberately ignoring the law? >> Call uh call. I need a paramedic. My shoulder is messed up because of you guys keeping me in this and I'm asking asking. Can I get some assistance? I need some medical assistance, please. >> I need medical assistance, sir. >> What's wrong with you? >> My shoulder. I've got rotator cuff problems and right now because of my shoulder and being detained right now and I'm asking for help, nobody wants to help. I'm not going to watch anything. Dude, leave my phone alone. Dude, I do not consent to you touching any of my property. Dude, I I've got a paper right there on this black backpack. >> Yeah, you guys don't know your laws and you don't know your rules and this is [ __ ] dude. There was 200 200 plus people in Ocala. There there was over 15 people in Fort Pierce in day where I'm from. >> If you guys actually look at that piece of paper right over there and look at it and it'll tell you the Florida statute 790.25 section 3 subsection 8. Y'all want to look at me like I'm some kind of criminal. I'm trying to watch my fishing pole and I can't catch fish because guess what? Plain and simple. We're not changing their minds. Let them do their invest. >> I I get I don't care about changing their mind. Maybe they will listen. >> They won't. >> They're doing their job. >> Hey, hey, please don't touch my I I do not consent to any of my search or seizure of my property. Don't touch my fishing pole. >> Don't I don't care. >> Feeling held at gunpoint, treated like a criminal just for exercising his legal rights, the angry man declared, "I will reveal everything to the media. >> Fort Pierce, Stewart, Jensen Beach every day." And do you know how many times I get police interactions? >> You get why we got called out? >> I No, I don't. >> We didn't just show up here cuz we want >> I'm sorry that people the public is not informed about those gun laws here in Florida. That's not my problem. There's 10 of y'all right here and I've had guns pointed at me and I'm just asking for a little relief off my shoulder. >> Once everything checks out, you guys will be fine. >> It's right there. >> If everything checks out, you guys will be fine. >> You guys You guys are a freaking joke. I knew my wife warned me about coming down here and I was like, you know something, they're not gonna be that bad. That you guys are a joke. Yeah, >> you guys are worried about us carrying guns, man. >> You guys, the only reason you guys can open carry your firearm is because of the Florida statute. The Florida statute gives you the right to open carry your firearm. >> Did you know that? >> How about that? >> Obviously not. >> Yeah, I don't know. We just had a couple. >> That's at the end of the day, we're just fishing. Is it illegal to fish? Have a bunch of friends get together and go fishing. You should go freaking go see the March of Our Lives that are freaking trying to take away your gun rights. How about them? That That's a crime right there. Just cuz they got a permit, you get to say, "All right, I get to take away your rights." Yeah. Get out of here. Can somebody help me out with my shoulder? Can I get a water? Can I get that water, sir? Mike and his companions have vowed to take the incident to the media and file a lawsuit and have contacted Florida Carry, a gun rights organization. They are demanding the police badges, names, and badge numbers of all officers at the scene for legal purposes. The video could prove the police's ignorance of the law, use of force, and abuse of power when making a lawful arrest. Next, a man is completely paralyzed, but police still ask him to step out of the car. They knew his condition, but their response left everyone stunned. >> No reason to. I'm called the police and I'm paralyzed and I wear a bad hairy thing. Man, >> I'm sitting there driving with some apparatus that he says he needs help out of the vehicle. >> He can't be driving till he figure out his license. >> As soon as his companion ran away, the traffic check immediately turned into chaos. But the reason for running away made everyone laugh bitterly. >> Ah [ __ ] >> All right. I >> They running eastbound. Don't >> stop. I'm paralyzed. I can't move. >> Okay. >> How the [ __ ] y'all stop me? I ain't >> window t. >> I ain't do [ __ ] to y'all. Y'all be That's harassing. I watched all this straight harassing. >> Okay, cool. >> I had no reason. >> Cool. >> I'm qu police and I'm paralyzed. >> Hey, let me get your ID off you. >> Hello. I got a I got a [ __ ] petty ass for >> Okay, that's fine. >> But it's I ain't working. So they told me I got to get in touch. We working on what they saying? >> They just did some press [ __ ] man. We ride down the street. They just they sitting there just relax. They just cop me for nothing. >> So what they saying now? >> This boy got out and ran. So we trying to deal with that. >> So Neil got out and ran. So they start n this [ __ ] man. >> Hey, let me hold the key off that. >> Let me hold give me the key off that. >> Go ahead, man. Give it to me. >> I don't need the key out my car. [ __ ] >> I understand, boss. >> I know you got understand. You know it was [ __ ] >> All right. Are you able to get out of the car? >> Hey, man. Don't work at all. Nothing work. >> So, how you get in the car? >> I get help with my friends. They come out and carry me outside, man. >> Amid his indignant please. The man repeatedly repeated, "I did nothing wrong. So why was he being treated like a dangerous criminal?" >> You cool. You cool on all that, >> man. You How the [ __ ] do you let this go on? You in the car with somebody who harassing people. >> How you drive with >> I drive with this man. Get over here and see. >> I got you. >> They harassing me like for real. That's some straight [ __ ] >> I got you. Officer, why you all pulling me over, man? >> That dude said he got that dude said he >> Yeah. >> All right. Driver claims he's paralyzed and he's in and out of this vehicle. He's uh >> giving me a ID number. this [ __ ] like they >> No, he's sitting there driving with some apparatus that he says he needs help out of the vehicle and I prefer squad to come help him. >> Nobody can't come help me. I have got pulled up by this time. I can't take you out my car. My car might have got pulled up by y'all last week. They Nobody did nothing. >> I got you. I'm going to have you hop out though. >> They told me to take my They told me what to do about my window. >> You got a chair with you? >> I ain't got nothing with you. I get >> I got a squad coming cuz you got a colossity bag and everything. >> Yeah, we got arrest. You have illegal windows. >> Man, that's a random. You going to jail? >> Do you have a doctor? >> Many people out here. Listen, many people here. >> Police began questioning how he was able to drive despite being paralyzed. But instead of providing medical assistance, they tried to force him to prove his mobility. >> Try to look for this Toyota Corolla John William X-ray 7810. >> All right. So, you want us you want us to help you get out? >> Hey, I don't walk on. Do what y'all got to do. I'm not I'm not I'm not helping nothing. I >> How do you drive then? >> I drive with I drive with drive on my pedal >> with I had them for 10 years on the bottom. They broke. So I then we going to pick up that one even when they brand new secure more. You know what I'm saying? To make sure >> Oh, that's why the prongs didn't stick. >> Oh, one did. Yeah, I went into his uh Indian hood. >> I'm going to He looked at us. >> I got a little pressure. I got busters going by my ass. >> All right. Um you got a wheelchair in here or what? >> I don't drive. >> My mom about to tell her she got license. >> Well, you can go in your mom's car. >> All right. Where she at? >> They can't help me get over here once she get here. >> Who is they can do? >> My mother push. >> Yeah, they can help. >> What about my car? >> What about your car? That's what I'm saying. What's wrong with mom? >> Your car got to get told. >> Why? >> Cuz you don't got no L's. >> My mom got white. She can't come to the car. >> No. Why? >> Tensions came to a head when the man's mother and girlfriend showed up. But instead of deescalating, police continued to threaten to tow the car and not let anyone touch him. >> You need to take him to Beachwood or County. He got a felony warrant for car theft or something. Silly. >> The warrant isn't bogus. the charges. I can't speak on I don't work for them. >> Talked to them and they said that we got to set up a special time for him to meet of his condition. So he got look through it. Make sure >> I don't care about that weed. Yeah, you can have it. >> That's all I got. It's in here. Weed right here. >> The weed in that bag, bro. >> My weed right here. >> All right. When I look through there, you can have it back. You can go. >> I mean, they got pulled over plenty of times. So, >> okay, ma'am. I'm not about to sit here and argue with you how they argue. Why you helping him out this car? >> Are you about to help him out of this car? >> No. All right, >> ma'am. So you can help him out. >> Let me roll my window up. >> Yeah, I'm going make sure it's rolled up. >> Oh my for no reason. Was he going to help him out for the first? >> No. No. But what what was your reason for saying what you man? >> Are you about to come help them? Then walk away. God. 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 man was released to his mother at the scene and no criminal charges were filed at the scene. However, the body cam video could expose police misconduct and pave the way for civil lawsuits for discrimination, abuse of power, and disability rights violations. Next, a peaceful fishing trip turns into an action-packed situation. >> Fishery stuff. Did you guys possess any fish today or anything? >> No, we we didn't even get to we didn't even get to catch any fish. >> Somebody called in on you. Is that what happened? Hi Peter, how are you? >> When the police show up with guns drawn, is justice really served or is it just a misunderstanding that leads to serious mistakes? >> Okay, that you know I'm allowed to record. >> All right, guys. So, I'm I'm being told by law enforcement to tone turn my phone off. >> Uh I have ID, but have I committed a crime? >> I need I'm just trying to find out what you're doing out here in the public park. >> Okay. Well, um I'm out here fishing and if I'm not mistaken, uh what is it? Under Florida statute 790.25 section 3 subsection H. I'm allowed to do this. >> And we're allowed to do >> uh if I'm committing a crime. >> You got a fishing license? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You want to show that to me? >> Uh I'd rather you grab it. It's in my pocket. I This one. >> Which one? Can I just take your conceal license for now to make valid? >> Yeah, that's that's fine. Can do I got to keep my hands up still? >> You said Yeah. Keep my hands up still? >> Yeah, I would. >> Okay. For now. You good with that? >> Yeah. >> I have no ill will, just so you know. It's just kind of tiring keeping my hands up like that. >> Want to wrestle here? >> Huh? >> Wrestle from here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll go like this. That feels a lot better than having a bump in the air. >> Where you from? If you don't ask from here. We literally just got here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. We We just got here. Uh I grabbed my stuff, grabbed some bait, and we was about to start casting out and then I looked behind me and you guys are all here. I I understand. But if if exercising my rights freaks people out, that's not really my problem. >> The law is clear, but not everyone understands it. When citizens have to teach law enforcement who really holds the power. >> Badge number. Sir, name and badge number. Sir, do do you not hear me? You must not like the public, huh? I like this gentleman here. No, you neither. Would you identify to me, sir? A member of the public's asking you to identify. You guys make contact with me. No. Want to identify neither? What about you, sir? Name and badge number, please. No. Just going to smirk at me. So, this is what the police act like to the public as you see here on the Florida State Statue 790 section 3 subsection H. Now, after seeing that I had a lawful concealed weapons license who's holding their hands up for an excessive amount of time will realize that this is a bit uncomfortable. Now, just so you guys know, things like this, this is unlawful under US code 18 subsection 242 and 241. This would be considered under the deprivation of civil rights while under the color of law. It's a federal offense. A lieutenant from the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on the scene. Will it change the outcome and clarify who broke the law? This is the rights of the people, right? You swore to protect this. The same way you swore to protect my right to film and the first thing you asked me was turn off my camera. >> What's even to cast my line out? I started getting ready to cast my line out and then I got freaking >> vehicle's right over here. >> Yeah, it's uh >> Is this guy with you, too? >> Yeah. Huh? Yes. Yes. He's with me. >> Okay. >> Um, before you guys leave, can I get business cards with him? And I still got paperwork for you to sign. >> All right. I appreciate it. >> Fishery stuff. Did you guys possess any fish today or anything? >> No, we we didn't even get to we didn't even get to catch any fish. >> Somebody called in on you. Is that what happened? How are you? So yeah, we we literally put the hooks on the lines and as we were getting ready to um cast the line, I I look over my shoulder and then I see all these guys over here with their rifles and I'm like, "What the you know, I I study the law and I I know it's legal to do this." So >> no problem. I understand that, too. I just said I guess they were just trying to verify things, so they called us over, which is no problem. >> Mhm. >> All right. Good stuff. So >> I I got the fishing license if you >> No, it's free fishing weekend. You don't even need a fishing license. >> Oh, wow. I I didn't know that. I I got a saltwater and a freshwater license. >> Sounds good. Yeah, you don't even need a fishing license and stuff. All right. So, what else do they need? What else did you guys need? There's really nothing here. If he's got fishing poles, it's nothing. It's not going to be a problem. >> Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Huh? >> That That's super illegal. >> Call my lawyer. >> Well, that's okay. You can handle it. You have a right. You're innocent till proven guilty. So, just you know what I mean? Do do what you got to do there. But I I can't speak for them. I don't know anything about that part. I was just going to do the fishery check. I'm done. You have anything else for me? >> Uh, uh, question. What What was your name, sir? >> Uh, Lieutenant Riley. >> Lieutenant Riley. I appreciate it. You're very professional. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. Nothing really wrong. I mean, he's got fishing poles. Um, says he's fishing free fishing weekend, fishing licenses, but he doesn't really have to produce him. Doesn't need to show us that. >> Two months later, he returned to the scene, not to confront, but to prove truth, if persisted in, can prevail. make sure that when I go back to where it is that I'm going to be fishing at that I don't end up going to jail. >> I know. Yes. They uh guess Parks and Rex called yesterday. >> And um is Lieutenant Ride and all the other officers who were misinformed of the law going to be educated on that law? >> Oh, I I was not there, so I have no idea what you're talking about. I I spoke with this gentleman before. Again, I was not there, >> so I don't know. I know that you can have a weapon when you're fishing. So, do they know that? I have not spoken to them before. Okay. Are you like their immediate supervisor? >> No, we're same rank. >> Same rank. Okay. >> The one that's above that is commanders, deputy chief, and chief. >> All right. Perfect. >> I'm the lieutenant for the squad that work. >> And All right. Perfect. >> Do you understand not providing paperwork that shows that the Germans trespasses been resent can cause a lot of problems out there? >> It it won't cause any problems because if somebody runs your name, it'll show that there is no trespass. >> Okay. >> So, >> well, they had me with my hands up for about 30 something minutes. I mean, why would they? Because they're probably tyrants. I mean, do you have any comments for man? >> I am not going to get into those type of questions that he's asking and >> Well, all right. Well, yeah, that that that's all I wanted to know cuz in the end of the day, he was misinformed of the law. So, I just want to make sure that they get trained properly. >> And again, what you can do is if you if you feel like you need to talk to somebody else, they are below us. >> All right. No problem. I appreciate you being cordial with me. Thank you, sir. In Florida, police abuse can result in a variety of penalties, including civil penalties of up to $10,000. Restitution of illegally obtained benefits, public warnings, and suspension or dismissal under section 12.317. With this kind of police, even people who can't get out of the car have to run fast. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. >> Put your hands for impeding and obstructioning for the traffic. >> We're our supervisor. >> When the police say there is no choice, you have only one path left. Comply or face the consequences. Sir, this is the last warning to open the vehicle and exit before we're going to break the window. >> What you mean? I was putting my hands behind my back. I was going >> The seemingly simple traffic stop order suddenly turned into a nightmare just because of two words. No cooperation. The law requires obeying police orders. But what happens when the driver asks back, "What did I do wrong?" >> Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. There's no reason >> marijuana in the right pocket. >> Just seconds after asking to see a superior, the door slammed shut and the situation took a dangerous turn. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there a reason why you're popping the door open like that? >> I don't have a window that works. I read that reason why I'm pulling you over. For one thing, inclement inclement weather, you don't have your lights on. Two things, you're not wearing your seat belt. Stay and it's not weather. It's not raining. This is an increment. It's not raining. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. I'm telling you why I'm pulling you over. Give me your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> How did you pull me over? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> 25. Not the 94. Driver just slam the door and lock it. >> Yep. >> 25. >> 25. Anybody responding coming from Commonwealth, please? >> I'm coming west on Commonwealth. I'll be there in a sec. >> Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. You have my cameras on, too. >> Right now, you're under arrest for resisting. You understand? >> You're under arrest for resisting. The longer you take the take us on, the worse it's going to be. Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. >> Okay. When the final warning sounded, the man still did not get out of the car and the first shot was prepared. >> Sir is the last warning to open the vehicle and exit before we're going to break the window. >> Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. No, he's under arrest. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Under arrest. >> Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. >> Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. >> Vehicle's locked in. He's locked up. He's putting the window down. I try to talk to you. >> Hey, I'm about to break the window. >> Huh? >> I'm about to break the window. >> All right, go for it. >> Exit the vehicle now. Exit the vehicle. Show me your hands. >> Clear. 33.1 hours. >> Dragged out amid the shouting, he still managed to shout, "I am not resisting." But it was too late. >> What is your reason? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> What's wrong with you? >> What you mean? I was putting my hands behind my back. I was on a talking now, man. I'm talking [ __ ] bro. >> You're underrest like that, bro. >> Yeah, I'm going to take it off now, man. >> And I'm just trying to have a conversing, idiot. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I know. >> Can you back me up rescue 67y old Mike last? >> I know. I know. >> No. I don't know. >> Oh, yeah. >> You good? Is that you or him? >> Okay. >> What was the reason for the stop? The seemingly simple answer raises a host of questions about the legality of the entire arrest. >> Can you unlock the door and step out? >> I will. Can you step out? >> You don't even know the whole situation. >> There's a traffic stop being conducted. You're required to comply. Correct. >> Huh? >> Why he pulled me over? >> Okay. So, what did he ask for when he when he I guess talked to you >> when he pulled me over? >> Oh, yeah. >> And then he I said I said, "So, what I did wrong?" >> Yeah. >> He said, "Well, for one, uh, your headlights are off under this weather." I'm like, >> "Okay, >> there's multiple people." >> Okay, that's still a legitimate reason to pull somebody over. >> There's no rain. >> It doesn't matter. You're still required to have headlights on. Yeah, when you step out of the car, I will. >> Citizens can be charged with resisting an officer in the performance of official duties and possession of a controlled substance. However, escalating police actions, using force too early and without a clear explanation, can open the door to counter suits, especially if the footage shows violations of arrest procedures or civil rights. Next, a young officer who thinks he's the law is about to be trained in the field. Who really holds the power? >> I'm telling you right now, we're conducting a traffic stop for officer safety. You guys uh for impeding and obstructing for the traffic stop officer. >> I tell you what to do. >> Police ordered people to move out for safety. But is there something hidden behind the order? >> We're standing out of the way. We're 20 ft away. >> Okay, I'm telling you right now, we're conducting a traffic stop for officer safety. You guys cannot be here. Okay, so you guys got to go. >> I don't care. This is a traffic. >> You don't care. We have rights. This is America. I get you. Okay. But right now it's a traffic stop. You guys >> Okay. Well, do your traffic stop. We're We're not going to bother you. >> We're just going to stand back and watch. >> We're going to go stand by that tree and you guys can film over there. >> And we can't hear nothing from there. >> Okay. But you're in the We're in the middle. >> That's ridiculous. >> Okay. You guys got to go over there. Sir, >> if you're going to be recording, you got to go all the way either by that post or go all the way by that creek. >> How many times does he say I'm not going to tell you again? I need identification from above you. >> For what? >> Because uh for impeding and obstructing for the traffic. >> We're not impeding or obstructing. >> I told you where to stand. >> I can you got paint? Cuz I didn't see you draw anything. >> Okay. I said go stand by that tree. So go stand by that tree. >> Dude, we're not obstructing from this far away. Get your supervisor. >> Why are you so scared? >> I'm trying to scared his wife. Don't. >> Hey, where's Michael Huff? >> Sergeant Huff his wife. >> Sergeant Huff his wife, right? >> This cop gets out and starts agitating us. >> Tell me what to do. >> Residents suddenly recall the name that once shocked the whole area. An officer, a murder, and a dark past. >> I said, I don't think I don't think we recorded these guys yet. So, >> Sergeant Michael Huff his wife and then he killed last year, didn't he? Glendale Heights. Sergeant Michael Huff wife had a suit last year, right? It was like October of 24. Sergeant Michael Huff, >> did you guys know Michael Huff? You guys are being really quiet now, huh? Michael Huff, right? He himself and he killed his wife, right? Michael Huff. Michael Huff himself, right? And he killed wife, right? up. >> Back up. >> Quiet now, dude. >> So, how long you think they'll drag this out? Waiting on a K-9 and the rest of the entire department to show up. >> You love making po that iron at you. >> The first guy was just like, "Don't even listen to him. I don't even talk to him. We got backup. More backup. >> Hello. >> What's up? >> How you doing? >> H not too bad. Looks like we got two of them in this car. [Applause] >> They stalled. They called in reinforcements, but what they were really waiting for wasn't proof. over here. Media Lel [Music] is Look at those. This is the face of tyranny right here. This is America. >> So 9 minutes in, what they're doing is just dragging this out, waiting for a K9 to show up. Dragging it out. They could have wrote a ticket, been over with by now. But no, let's drag this out and wait for a K9 to show up. >> This is the officer. This is where the officer left him and his wife, take out the garbage. And he's like, "You don't tell me what to do. I'm a Glendale police officer. I tell you what to do." It's like Drew Drew Peterson in Bowling Brook, right? Drew Peterson Bowling Brook Salvio all you sergeants like want to kill you guys. Signal is dropping a little bit. So there's better. >> Finally, the people showed their IDs and the police's reaction made the whole audience burst out laughing. show you once. Take care. Have a good one. Bye. >> Fist bumping. What the hell? Hey, you still want my ID? >> I'm okay. >> Here. It's right here. >> Obstruction and interference is a physical act. You can't do it from 10 ft away. >> Nice try though, man. Nice try. >> You make yourself look. >> 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. When finally asked, "Do you still want my ID?" The officer replied, "No, suggesting that the original request was unwarranted and threatening." The citizen claimed that obstruction was a physical act, not something that could have been done from a distance while filming, highlighting the absurdity of the charge. >> I am not >> Put it apart. Get out of the car. Turn around. Put your hands back. You want to turn off and grab me? >> Get out. >> Oh, my truck. My truck. You the truck in the park. >> Yes, I am. >> Children and our his service dog. >> Okay. >> My husband has a traumatic >> Nolan was pulled over for driving slowly even though he had his hazard lights on and a valid safety concern with the trailer. Before he could present his documents, the officer escalated to force, turning a simple stop into an unnecessary confrontation inside the hand. >> Hello. Hi, I'm Deputy Lane with the sheriff's office. >> How can I help you? >> Uh, so we got called to Sunshine Key about you and then on the way up there, I saw you going 15 m an hour and a >> Okay, that's not legal. You can't do that. >> Can't do what? >> You can't drive that slow under the speed limit. >> It's a safety hazard. >> It's a safety hazard for you to be on the road driving that slow under the speed limit. Correct. Do you have your driver's license? >> Sir, I need to get this new landing. Can we get it off this? I work here. >> Okay, fantastic. Good for you. I need your driver's license >> for what? >> Okay. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Unlock the car and get out now. >> The situation escalated quickly. Nolan was pulled from his vehicle and despite not attacking was accused of resisting and threatened with a taser. >> You want to You want to grab me? >> Getting out. >> Oh [ __ ] My truck. My truck. >> You the truck into park. >> Put it into park now. Put it into park now. >> Put it into park now. >> Is in park code 41 resistant. >> I am not. >> Put it in park. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hands behind your Put your hands behind. Stop pulling away from me. >> Stop pulling away from me. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I am. >> Stop pulling away from me. You're going to get tased. It's in your back right now. >> Pulling. >> Okay. Stay right there. >> This is >> Okay. Well, he needs to listen to what I tell him to do. >> Listen. Did you see me? The glove box is even open. I was getting you it and I was asking you kind of stop and shoulder. Okay. >> Can you adjust my >> Yep. >> 23 code 51 10 other one. Please adjust the other way. No risk spinning. Do >> you have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, hurt me? Uh >> pocket knife. >> Uh I'm good for now. If you if you can talk to her inside of the car, >> she >> I'm not sure. >> Why is she being rude, too? >> Because I'm a law enforcement officer, and so she handcuffed right now. >> Okay, but no need to be rude, is there? >> Even though it was merely a reflex in a moment of panic, Nolan was still treated as if he had assaulted an officer. The rigid interpretation of the law by police reveals a clear sign of abuse of power. You >> grabbed my hand and pushed me away. That's battery law enforcement. That's >> not exactly what I was doing. >> You grabbed my hand. That's felony. >> Oh my god. I was trying to put >> Hello. Is there anyone else inside the car? Shoot. >> My children and our his service dog. >> Okay. >> My husband has a traumatic brain injury, so his ability to process information and respond effectively is impaired. I was going to try to see. I think his wallet is here in the boat. I was going to grab it. He has a brain injury card. I am his legal caregiver in addition to being his spouse. We are volunteering here at the park and it just became stressful because he was Katie Bates for >> So the problem though is that when I tell someone to give me their ID and they say no, that's refusal to identify. >> Did he say no? >> He said no. >> And then he was >> he was not. And then when I tell him to open the door and he says no, that's again refusing an order from Hold on, I'm talking. That's refusal to ident to identify himself and refuse the vehicle, which is an order from law enforcement officer. >> Furthermore, when I reach inside the car to unlock the door and he grabs my hand, that's felony battery on law enforcement. >> Fourth, when I do finally get the car door open and he pushes me away, that's battery on law enforcement. He cannot touch me. I don't The brain injury that sucks. I'm very sorry for you and your family. He cannot touch me. He cannot refuse orders that I give to him. This is a a legal, lawful traffic stop. He's impeding the flow of traffic going 10 mph on US1. You cannot do that. He is correct. It is a safety hazard to do that. That's why I pulled him over. He can't do that. Okay. >> I apologize. Like I said, his response and his ability to know what to say and hasn't cared because of the brain injury. He literally has missing pieces of his brain. And so when or whatever, his responses are often off. Like even when I'm asking him to do something or reminding him to brush his teeth even or things like that. >> Despite apologizing and cooperating, Nolan was still arrested solely for a reflexive reaction in panic. The police remained rigid, ignoring the context and valid justification. I should look I am very I was not trying to be combative. I have a slow thinking. >> She explain she explained that to me. Okay. >> All of a sudden I realized I'm not an art and I'm like >> I understand why you got back in the truck. That was probably for the best since you have kids in the car. >> I'm very sorry. I know I I worked in the fire my whole life and I know exactly what y'all go through at that moment. I know exactly. >> Okay. The main problem. I want to thank you the highest for not pulling that trigger when I jumped back in. >> I know when the adrenaline starts pumping. Oh my gosh. Yes. >> My adrenaline was pumping. >> So So the main problem that I have though is you grab my hand and you push my arms away. You cannot do that. >> I didn't mean to push you away. I was trying to to assure you that here you have my hand, but let me reach with the other hand and but I I can't think of how to say it. my dreams pumping and I'm just like here's one but let me I swear to you on God's hand I put God all over my life ever since my accident I swear to you I was not trying to believe I put my life in God's hand on that swear >> I assure you if there's any way I could prove that to you I guarantee you I will >> Okay. All right. I'm going to close the door real quick. Give me just one second. Okay. I could look past the initial refusal to give me his ID at first and I didn't I didn't give him 20 chances to do it, but if I tell someone to give me their ID and they say no, to me that's that's a no. That's I'm not giving it to you. Okay. The the the problem though is that when I try to get him out of the car, he grabbed my hand, he pushed my hands away from him and then I'm trying to put him in handcuffs and he's pulling and turning away from. Because of that, I have to take him to jail. >> Is there any way you can >> I have to take him to jail. Is there anyone who could have the mercy in you to view it like someone with autism? >> That he doesn't know not to put his hands on a police officer. He should not have a driver's license. Okay. So, either he is more mentally incapacitated than the state of whatever state his driver's license is out of knows or he's more intelligent than you're leading me to believe. Because either way, he's driving a car so he's got to have at least like an 80 IQ to be able to drive a car. So, if he's got that, >> I'm not sure what >> he should probably know to not to grab a police officer. >> I'm not sure what the testing was that they did. They they went through a a neuroscychologist, neuroscsychiatrist, full um driving tests, like more than just the driving test that a teenager goes through to get their permit. And he was approved through that. But of course, in a class like that, it's not going to be a situation where an officer's trying to grab him out of the car. So, it's a a different thing to be in the moment. And like I said, the you know, view it like a person with autism, like their initial response is to be like, "Someone's grabbing me. Oh my god. Let go." So, is there any chance you could please have people >> I just >> Despite the clear circumstances, no one was taken to jail, leaving his family in turmoil. The case was later sealed, raising further questions about the transparency of how the incident was handled. a jail with a mental disability. But at the same time, if he's driving a car and I pull him over for a traffic violation, going 10 miles an hour in a 55 mph zone is a traffic violation. He can't do that. That that's why that's why I pulled him over. When I tell the driver of a vehicle on a traffic stop to give me his driver's license, he has to give it to me. If I tell him to step out of the >> If I tell someone to step out of the vehicle under Pennsylvania versus NIMS, they have to step out of the vehicle. If they refuse, that is obstruction. >> I understand. I understand. From your perspective, you have to protect yourself to get home to your own family and all of that. Trust me, >> I'm not putting you in jail. You're still here. You can take the car and the boat, go back to your campsite. You can get him out tomorrow. We'll have first you you can look there. There's ways in the court if he's actually got a brain injury, you could >> Catherine, are you able >> are you able to drive this back to your campsite? >> Probably not. >> Cuz the other thing we'd have to do is call tow truck. Um, I can probably get someone here in the park. One of our friends here. >> Yeah, this guy right here. I don't know if you know him, but >> why why was he going so slow? >> Because we drove from here, we were headed to Marathon to get gas and as we were driving down the road, he realized that the trailer was like bouncing too much and he didn't feel safe driving it. So, he pulled over at that gas station. Go ahead. >> That's his items I was given to you. The officer's actions reflect an abuse of power and rigid enforcement. Treating a disabled citizen like a criminal instead of responding with humane and reasonable judgment. Want to threaten others with the law? At least learn the law first. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. >> 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. Okay, >> 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? Yes, 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. Go back harassing me. >> I'm not harassing you 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? >> I'm 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 put 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 crime? 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 is right there on the 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? You're 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. >> 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 tell you already? I first got >> You said I was walking through cars. >> You got What did your reporting party say? They said I was walking through cars. Correct. >> No. >> Let me How did they have to 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 re Where's your reasonable suspicion? I'd like 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? Delgato. 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? It's 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, 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. 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 you? >> I do. >> Window tank. You know what you did? >> What? You don't want that paper to get it on. >> I don't get pulled over for every day. >> Out there in Tennessee. >> You can get my ticket. Yeah, that's it. We talking like that. >> I'm saying you get my ticket. >> I told you you ain't get no ticket. How about that? >> How you going to turn on your vehicle? Step up on real >> like what? >> Step up on realing my stuff for a window tent 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 we 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 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 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 ain't no [Music] >> I am under investigation. That was the only vague answer Kamakott received. But what investigation and is it legal? >> Get a yanked for a window tent and get it towed. >> No, I'm talking about I'm in the back of a hand and handcuffed. I didn't >> You do not listen. >> 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 anything about >> 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 investigation, dude. >> Now, my [ __ ] >> 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 the the right registration. I'm asking you. >> I know my laws, bro. I haven't >> You know your laws? >> Yes. >> So, what law is this right here? Wind tip violation. >> I don't know what you got going on. >> So, what's window tip violation? >> I said give me a ticket, boy. It's $50 ticket. That's all it is. >> And what is a law? >> I was going to pay $950. >> I don't know. Every countyy's different. Every county is different. >> I say it all the time. I'm probably going to come out 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 of my phone% right now when you talking about >> Yeah. 19. I just tested it. >> 19 20 about the same thing. So if he's 19, that's fault. >> Who's driving it though? >> How? I don't got I don't got a window. I'm not doing all that. But I he gave me I can't help it. I don't know. I'm just I steal the money. That's why I'm like a g. When he asked for the officer's name and number, he received only silence and disdain. Was this an attempt to cover up wrongdoing? >> Not it. 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 supposed to provide it. I get up. >> What's your badge number? >> Don't worry about me. Don't worry. >> You're not under right. You're talking to me regularly. >> So we >> No, get off the road. >> 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 the the whole point was he mad because somebody else stopped him and gave him a hard time counted. Don't go. [ __ ] 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 probably was going to court. He wanted He wanted He wanted 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 cam fam y'all was riding by like Cam, what going on? People know you like that. I said, "Yeah, people don't be 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 try to give me 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. Donald, he powers with you. I'm not stopping though. Not weird and lame. You got no girls in school. We going to figure out about that. But yeah, Cam fam, 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. 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 so 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've been 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. I went on a $50 ticket. I'm going to jail. $50 fine." Bet. We got a video that we working about. So, well, he viral though. I ain't going to lie. Make this [ __ ] viral. Chad, make this [ __ ] viral. >> 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? I'm just curious what you're up to. >> About six foot. What are you up to? I'm going to say about 53. >> Yep. >> There you go. >> Yeah. Just taking some pictures of the bank pictures. >> You 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? How do you 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 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? >> Valicious 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 a bank recording. >> Okay. >> And I'll be frank with you to address. >> Do you have any idea 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 >> not of myself. I didn't just pass along and see you standing here recording and choose not. 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 a reasonable and articulable suspicion of a crime. Don't you agree, uh, Deputy Dominguez? >> 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." Yeah. >> So, if uh the bank just wants to trespass and he's going to refuse to identify himself, then verbally tell him, "Hey, you're not allowed back here. You're not for a year or whatever." And he come back 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 buried. >> So, who wants some trespass then? The employees. >> The bank. They said that they are concerned. >> So, if I were you, I just uh Do you have those trespass forms? >> Yeah. I'm going to have Muno 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. Thanks. >> Print two. So, you can keep one and 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. 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. I was scared of your own shadow. I'm walking up the 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? No. You clearly don't. >> You clearly panicked when I aimed a camera at you on the sidewalk. You panicked. >> I panicked a lot. What do you want to believe, sir? >> Well, I saw it with my own eyes. I mean, who do I believe? But you are my lying eyes. All right. >> You're dismissed without further argument, Dominguez. I'm having 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 you're walking away afraid of shadows being aimed at her >> continue where our rights are >> get help Domingus get help >> citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitution utional 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]