[Music] They're harassing me because I did nothing to them. >> And you're over there harassing. >> I did nothing. I simply walked up there to the edge of the alleyway. People were illegally arrested in the middle of a crowded street just because they refused to show their ID. >> Do you have an ID on you? This is something else. Can you show me your ID, please? [Music] >> When the police abuse their power, they unexpectedly get exposed on the spot. A seemingly simple question, do you have ID with you? is the beginning of a breathtaking confrontation between power and citizenship. >> Texas Penal Code 302 says I have to be lawfully arrested to show your ID eventually. >> Ronnie, I slide. Oh my. >> No charges, no evidence, but the announcement, you are under arrest, still rings out. Is this how a state of law works? Afternoon. You >> have any ID on you, sir? >> I don't answer questions. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't answer questions. You don't answer questions? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> The consensual conversation. Is this a consensual conversation? >> Well, I'm asking you for a reason. Do you have an ID on you? You >> suspect me of committing a crime? >> No. I suspect you of something else. Can you show me your ID, please? >> Unless you suspect me of committing a crime. >> Do you have ID on you? Yes or no? >> Texas Penal Code 302 says I have to be lawfully arrested to show your ID. Unless you suspect me of a crime. >> I do suspect you of something. You look very familiar. >> Okay. Well, the suspicion of felony or misdemeanor. >> Suspicion of being wanted. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you step over here for me, sir? >> Right now, you're being >> No charges, no evidence, but the announcement, you are under arrest, still rings out. Is this how a state of law works? [Music] [Music] [Music] I'm going to get on the other side. Not going to do anything. Close the door. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Just wanting to know the name and police number. The group was surrounded by patrol cars and cold refusals. How can I help you? Like a repeated farce. [Music] The lady said, "Be careful." You scared? I don't. [Music] I'd like to ask you something. >> Don't ask me [ __ ] Pop sucker. Go go go. [Music] You see how break the glasses are running? No, they're [ __ ] [ __ ] I like when I do this, but then I said, "Can I just y just to get it over with?" What do you mean? Like 3 hours later. >> Oh, baby. But I mean, it's so fun. Look, here comes another jackass. A put on your little lights. Little Christmas lights. [Music] This is no longer about ID. Here's a warning. If you dare to film and demand justice, you could be handcuffed for knowing too much. >> What did you point to? >> When When the cop came. >> When the cop came? >> Yeah, I pointed at something. >> Yeah. Where? When? >> When the cop came. over here. I pulled out my camera. No, but you pulled like some paper. Oh, I was going to put the paper on the window, but I but I couldn't find it. [Music] Bye. Oh, my baby's coming out. No way. Bonnie and Clyde. Oh, my Clyde. [Music] Dang, look at his hand. See all that that black mark? >> You'll be all right. This is on Greg's. All right. This is what they'll do, man. Lers laterers. >> Yeah, those one where that actually happened. [Music] And then the guy ran over the train tracks and then the train came. So then all the top parts had to wait and they couldn't find it. [Music] >> I show you my hand injuries. I got the other one. He turned off my camera. [Music] The group of citizens cited Texas state law and asserted that they only had to show ID when they were lawfully arrested. After being detained for a while and confronted, they were released without charge, confirming that the arrest was unlawful. The police quietly withdrew after being unable to justify their actions. Next, a cop confidently asks for ID without any legitimate reason. And what happens next leaves him completely speechless. >> Under what am I being detained for? >> I just told you they want you trespass from there cuz you were over there. >> Why am I not done? >> I'm not done here. >> Why am I not done? because I need your identification. >> What you will get is a lawsuit, not my ID. >> You can't leave yet. The officer announced the detention, but couldn't say what the charges were. >> Well, the people at Lake Perry want trespass and he's out here reporting me and you know >> 41. >> Sovereign citizen. >> Oh, I'm a sovereign citizen. Huh? Because I refuse to uh give you ID because you won't tell me under what? Under title 34. >> What? What condition? Under title 34. Fine. You're busy with me, yet you're not going to go chase him down for for uh >> Well, if I was You know what? You don't have to deal with me. >> Well, >> so am I being detained? Am I being detained >> as >> Am I being detained >> as of right now? Yeah. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Officer number. >> Under what? Under what am I being detained for? >> I just told you they want you trespass from there cuz you were over there. >> Okay. So, if we don't need anything else, then I'll be on my way. >> No, you're not done. We're not done here. >> Why? Why am I not done? >> Not done here. Why am I not done? >> Because I need your identification. >> You're not getting it. Unless you give me a reason my ID. >> You're not getting my ID. I guarantee it. What you will get is a lawsuit, not my ID. >> That's exactly what you'll get. >> I'm recording you as well. Just so >> I know you are. >> I'm recording. >> That's fine. >> I'm going to go sit in my car until my supervisor gets here. >> Okay. So, am I still being detained even though you're in your car? >> I want you to remain in the area until my supervisor gets here. >> So, am I being detained, though? Is that official or detainment? >> Yeah, you're not free to leave. >> I'm just asking you. That's I if I'm not free to leave, I'll stay here. I don't care. You can go sit in your car and I'll stay right here. I just wanted to know since you're going back to your car. That's just weird that you're going to go back to your car. You know, >> were you bored? You got to like EMS and someone that just lost a family member, right? You're over there harassing somebody that just lost a family member EMS. >> I wasn't trespassing. >> Okay. So, let's walk down here to the Let me show you this. >> Let me Let's go to the edge of the building. I'm going to show you this. I didn't even walk past the alleyway. I have it on video. If you if you if you search me to get my identification, you're going to have a lawsuit. I will not give you an ID unless you give me a reason under Title 34 to have it. That's all that's the only way you're getting. >> Citizens fight back. If you touch me, you will have a lawsuit. Who knows the law better? >> Cuz you cannot trespack me for a public sidewalk. >> Yes, I can. You weren't on a >> You could trespass me for a public sidewalk. Go. You know what? Go yourself, dude. You cannot do that. >> And the person lost family member saying you were on the property. A lot of people think if I show you the video, then will you arrest them for false informing? If I show you the video, will you arrest me them for false informing? >> I like to see the video. >> You're not going to arrest them for false informing if I show you the video. >> False informing. >> It is because they lied to you for false. >> You know what? You better find out that. >> And then when we're done here, I'm going to go back over there if they're outside and I'm going to get find out. I'm going to take pictures of every single one of them out there. And then I'm going to make sure they're prosecuted for false informing >> since you're not going to do that. >> You're going to harass somebody that just lost >> I'm not harassing nobody. >> They're harassing me because I did nothing to them. >> You're false informing to harass me. >> Cry cuz she just lost your father and you're over there harassing. >> I did nothing. I simply walked up there to the edge of the alleyway. Point over there and show you right where I was. I walked. You don't give a That's the problem. You really don't care. So I walked up to the edge of the alleyway >> and I stood there. And they said, "Well, what are you doing?" I said, "Filming anything I can see from public view." >> A curse, a camera, an unseen video. What really happened in the alley behind the old hospital? >> So, I walked up to the edge of the alleyway. That's exactly what was said. And then I said, and then they she told me you that was all that was said. End of story. Literally less than 60 seconds later, I walked away and came this way. That's exactly how it happened. I have video proof of it. There was no harassment whatsoever. You need to learn the IC code for harassment, too. By the way, >> I know that IC code for harassment. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm telling you, man. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I'm just explaining to you that all I'm out here doing is a constitutionally protected activity. I did not harass her. >> Came up real nice asking who you are, what you're doing, what's up. >> Okay. And I was on the phone with my wife and I was nice enough to get off the phone with her so I can have a conversation with you. >> Okay. >> So, here's the thing. You have everything. >> But I didn't go on anybody's property. I was on the sidewalk >> and it's equivalent to me. Like if you come on my property, I have the right to trespass you. >> Correct. Same situation. >> But I didn't even go past the alleyway. >> Well, they're on video. It's on video. Video video weighs up more than >> I understand. You never show me the video. You continue to record. >> No, cuz you told me that you >> No, that's cuz it's not false. >> It is. For them to lie. >> For them to lie and say that that uh say that then it's false informing, man. Uh what's your name, badge number? >> I'm Gonzalez. >> Okay. Are you a sergeant? Shift shift uh >> specialist. What's up, man? >> Okay, so check this out. I went in front of the uh the old hospital building there and I turned around the corner, seen there was an ambulance there with his lights on, and I couldn't see anything else past what was going on with that. I wasn't sure if there was like a >> The truth only comes out when the cameras turned on. And when the superiors appear, the whole police team has to keep quiet. >> You a sergeant or I'm explaining that right now. I just I Okay. Okay, cool. So I go I'm walking this way front of the hospital building. There was a crash or something. Went w went to walk down. I didn't even get past the alleyway. I noticed that there wasn't any crash or anything. So I was just about to turn around and come back this way. And uh this is ridiculous. Um now now you're now you're triggering my PTSD and we're going to have problems. Okay. So Okay. So yes, please. Okay. Because I don't want I don't want that to happen. All right. So, sir, do you want me to explain this to you or go ahead? >> Okay. So, when I get down there, noticed that there was no crash. Then I went ahead and was about to come to this point. I said, "Filming anything I can see from public view >> and then and then she tell and then the >> who?" >> Uh, a girl that was sitting over there >> like a random girl. Was she like a police officer or she like >> No, she just a girl that was sitting there. I didn't even walk past the alleyway. I was still on the public sidewalk. And then she tells me that um uh uh the next thing she tells me was you uh you can uh participate in constitutional protected activity too. >> Thank you. Y'all have a great day. Thank you for harassing me. Thank you for allowing them to harass me. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. Pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983, the individual/organization may be required to pay restitution to the injured party. In severe or intentional cases, punitive damages may be ordered. Additionally, the court may order the losing party to pay the plaintiff's attorney fees and litigation costs. Citizens warn of legal action for unlawful detention, illegal ID requests, and vow to investigate people who falsely accuse them of using facial recognition software. The incident highlights abuse of power, ignorance of the law by some police officers, and the importance of understanding citizens rights. >> Get out now. >> Get out. >> He's under arrest. Get out. You're not playing games. >> I don't want to fight. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Tas. I'm telling you right now. Get out now. >> Get out. >> He's under arrest. Get out. >> I don't give a [ __ ] A man was standing on his own land, unarmed, threatening no one. But minutes later, he was electrocuted and dragged away. What really happened behind that fence? >> Hello. >> Right there where that um block garage is right there. Right next to this >> the blue garbage can. >> Yeah, the blue garbage can. There's there's nobody >> I don't know if anybody lives in the house anymore or not. I know they had moved out and moved in with her mother up the street, but they have three German Shepherds and um I don't they're very aggressive. Um if she didn't have treats in her hand, I think the dog would have ate her honestly. Um so I screamed for my husband to get his weapon and um because they were coming over into our yard. Um, >> just because of a few loud words, a citizen was subdued with a taser by the very people who were supposed to maintain order. But who really crossed the line? >> My dog got out. It ran around the fence and it came right back in. Didn't hurt anybody. Didn't hurt anything. I talked to a dog catcher. My dogs are licensed. They're kept in every day. It's the only reason they got out today cuz I could I was home. >> They're getting out. That's >> We're trying to address the complaint. Well, no. Cuz every time you guys every time these mother call you guys here, >> every time I need someone here, you never show up. So, listen. Am I going under arrest? If I am, let's go. If I'm not, then leave me the >> Because I didn't break the law. >> Talking like that, you're going to get in jail. >> I can talk however I want. >> They are. They love kids. We have kids. We got three-year-old and a four-year-old. They would never hit it. Never. >> Three-year-old and and a foury old. >> Four-y old. And those kids get on their backs and ride >> those mother. >> You're under arrest. Guys are going to get tased. I'm telling you right now. Get out now. >> Get out. >> He's under arrest. Get out. I don't give a [ __ ] Will >> get out now. >> You're not playing games. >> I don't want to fight. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, your hands. >> Why are you resisting? Stop resisting. [Applause] You're on your back. Why do you care? >> Because he's resisting arrest, ma'am. >> It's all on video. We told him to stop cussing. He's under arrest before he called me. I can't breathe. You can't get the can, please. >> Now I can talk. >> Hold on. That's you. >> He's going to nowhere. >> Hey, bro. 15. Told you deployed. >> Do you have the right to be angry in your own backyard? That seemingly simple question has become the focus of a heated legal confrontation between a citizen and law enforcement. Listen, they shoot guns over there all the time. Right off their porch. Off at the porch. They shoot. That disturbs the dogs. >> Okay. Then why aren't you calling? >> I'm going to >> Are you calling us when they do that? >> Okay. >> And they do that and he's got here. They're just But I'm 77 years old. I don't need this. I I know what he did. I saw You know, I I understand that. But don't take >> We can't. We have to. >> Why? Because we told him to stop. >> I know, but he will stop. >> Yeah, he's going to stop now if he's in jail because his bipolar and stuff. He's >> That's not an excuse to cuss. I know. >> And then he resisted arrest >> and that's the problem. >> I know. >> That's why he got he was trying to fight us. >> Do you own the No, I can't. Do you own the German Shepherds? >> No. Okay. >> They listen. They all My daughter does. Yeah. >> Listen, they all have license and they all have they're all, you know, have they all have their shots and everything. We'll take care of them. >> We can't once we place them under No, we can't. >> You didn't place him under arrest. You can reject that. You didn't citation back. >> He's under arrest. >> Okay. >> Another issue back there. Who Who is that walking in the alley screaming? >> So, we were coming here to address the complaint. >> Cussing advising to stop. It's disorderly conduct. >> Why is he there? >> I'm trying to tell you that he's arrested. Let me call the lawyer. >> Go right ahead. Do you want to hear the rest of the story or No, >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Look, have a good day. >> Bye, two. >> Let's go. We're leaving. We're done dealing with all this [ __ ] >> In West Virginia, the use of tasers by police is strictly regulated to prevent abuse and protect civil rights. Under state law, unlawful possession or use of a taser with the intent to cause harm to another person is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. After being arrested for disturbing the peace and resisting, the man hired attorney Alexovich. All charges were permanently dismissed by the court. A federal civil lawsuit is now pending alleging that the police violated his constitutional rights. In the end, it turns out that the only person who needed supervision here was the police officer who called for his superiors. 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. [Music]