Yeah, I'm taking a video. >> Why? >> Of the property. >> Why? >> Okay, so that doesn't explain why you're videotaping. >> That's because it's not even a business to speak. It's distracting here that any test of it will be the truth. Whole truth and pain. >> Arrogant security guards rushed out to prohibit filming on the public sidewalk. But who was the one who had to retreat in shame? >> Can you tell me what you're doing? >> You need to stop. >> You are impeding my right of travel. Thank you, Emily. You're not going to tell me what to do, Emily. Goodbye. >> When the police showed up, it seemed like a trap, but what happened next turned everything upside down. From the very first second, a female security guard appeared, giving the order to prohibit filming, despite the person standing right on the public sidewalk. >> What do you mean? >> Why are you videotaping this building? >> Okay. And what are you going to do about it? Cuz I'm on a public sidewalk. No. Then get out of my view. >> You cannot videotape this building. >> Do something about it, then. >> The argument erupted. Security guards repeatedly blocked the way, forcing the filming to stop. But how did the man react? A tense battle of wits began. >> I'd like to know why you're taking a video. Can you not video me? >> Are you with uh security or >> I need to know what you're doing? >> What do you mean? >> Why are you videotaping this building? >> Why is any of your business? >> You can't taping your building. >> Of course I can. I'm >> Do not videotape me. >> Do not videotape. >> Don't videotape me. >> Well, then get off the public sidewalk. Go back on your property. You cannot videotape this building. >> The hell I can't. >> You also cannot videotape my employees. >> Oh, really? >> I'm the security manager. >> I'm the security manager. >> Cuz I'm on a public sidewalk. No. Then get out of my view. >> Stop video. >> Then don't come up to a camera, stupid. >> Are you serious? No. I'm on a public sidewalk. You're not going to tell me what to do. Get back on your property. There's a directive for you. >> What's your name? >> It's none of your It's right here. I know. It's none of your business. That's why. No. >> Okay. Can you tell me what you're doing? >> Yeah. I'm taking a video. >> Why? >> Of the property. Why? >> That's why I like to record. >> It's like reliving twice, you know. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, that doesn't explain why you're videotaping. >> That's because it's none of your business, Emily. I thought you got >> Actually, it is. >> You didn't get the hint, did you? Travel. >> You need >> You need to stop videotaping. >> To stop people >> impeding my right of travel, please. >> You need to stop. >> You are impeding my right of travel. Thank you, Emily. Excuse me, Emily. >> Excuse me. >> Stop videotaping. >> Then get out of my view. The hell's wrong with you? Apparently, they cannot videotape this building. >> Do something about it then, Emily. >> Goodbye. I'm not going anywhere. I'm doing what I'm doing, and it's none of your business what I'm doing. >> Not stopping there, the guard loudly threatened to call the police. Could this situation turn into an illegal arrest? >> Oh, here's more employees. >> You cannot videotape the employees. >> Maybe. [Applause] >> I don't know who you think you are telling me to leave a public sidewalk. That's your property. Get back on it. I don't know who you think you are. Oh no, I feel uncomfortable. I don't know who she is. Think she's barking. What is that? Walk a shame. >> Hey Emily, I'll dismiss them like you're getting dismissed right now. Bye, Emily. >> When the police show up, the atmosphere becomes even more dramatic. Will they protect the citizens rights or side with the security forces? >> You You can I don't really want to hear it though, man. >> Why? >> I'm kind of cuz I'm busy right now. I'm working. >> My name's Jason. >> Jason what? >> What's your name again? >> Jason Olette. >> Olette. You got a badge on number? >> I don't have a badge number. I have a call number if you want it. >> What's your ID number? >> 1863. >> 1863. And what's your name? Barber. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We don't have a call. We don't actually have patch numbers. We just have like call >> ID numbers. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's at least two forms. >> Yeah. It's pretty silly. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> So, how you doing? >> I'm all right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, long as you don't go on the property, if you just >> Dude, Olette, I don't need your directives, bro. All right. I've been doing this a long time. All right. A lot longer than they think I have. >> Did they come Did they come and talk to you? >> I think so. Yeah. Yeah. Security Emily. >> Yeah. She was impeding my right of travel on a public sidewalk, telling me to not, you know, go on the property and so forth. Yeah. I mean, it's self-explanatory. It's private property and there's signs everywhere. Okay. >> You know, and there's obviously cameras. >> I don't think they're gonna say that. >> Well, they they do all the time all that. Believe me, >> they do. >> Not this place, but a lot of places I do. Yeah. >> Yeah. And if they do, man, I wouldn't go after charges. >> Yeah. For saying I was actually on the property when I wasn't. >> I mean, like, it's unreasonable to think that someone couldn't just walk on this by accident. >> Well, yeah. I mean, walking the line of the grass is one thing, you know what I mean? But actually going on it is another. Yeah. I have no idea. >> No, I'm just telling you that. So, like if they said you walked out here and they had a problem, I'm not going to go and try to get you charged for trespass. Even if you did, man, it's just not reasonable to charge someone. >> I mean, it is if they have malicious, you know, intent. Obviously, if you >> micious someone should be given a warning. >> That's what I'm saying. A warning. You know, you have to get off the property and if you remain on the property, >> a bad guy. So, >> no. I mean, I know what I'm doing, man. But for her to come out here and then tell me, hey, look, you need to start recording. I mean, it's a private property. >> There's no No, there's no right away over there for pedestrians. >> This is a private This is public. >> I know it is, man. You got to tell her that, not me. Well, their feelings get hurt is what what it is. Really? Oh, yeah. Yeah. They don't like it, you know. But it's silly that she came up to a camera >> to literally say, "Get the camera out of my face. I don't want to be recorded." >> Can I ask why you do it? >> I'm just curious. I'm a journalist, man. You know. >> Oh, that's what you're doing. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Obviously, I mean, it's my >> And most surprisingly, instead of suppression, the conversation turned into a dialogue about constitutional rights, revealing a truth that surprised everyone. >> I think you're confusing the behavior with the action. I think you're you're not separating the two. It is not common behavior. It's not reasonable for most people >> to see people videotaping private property. It doesn't mean a crime was committed. It doesn't mean something is wrong. It just means it deserves some investigation, some sort of what's going on like we are right now. Now, we know that you're just taking videos cuz you want to challenge power anyway. But I can't do that online. I'm sorry for bothering you. >> No, that's fine. No, you don't bother me at all. I'd rather have this conversation with the police than than to have a you know, I mean, >> might get an email from me, you know, to have >> even a ride along. >> Yeah. to have a conversation about how we should interact with people cuz sometimes cops I think a lot of to be honest with police sometimes it's it's it's they just don't know >> emotion they get their emotions involved they have a bad day at home and then they come onto the force they don't have their coffee and then they you know or or another thing you know they just had a bad call you know they got assaulted about 25 minutes ago or maybe they got shot at like 2 days ago and you know what I mean or something like that and then all of a sudden their their aggression is up you know what I mean like we just can't let feelings get involved with the law to where it's being unlawful, you know, uh uh trespassings or, you know, let me see your ID. It it's just no reason to push that boundary >> about you. So, it's not like you're like trying to hide yourself. >> No, not at all. >> Find out in 5 minutes who you are. >> Yeah, exactly. And a lot of police that don't, they find out. You know what I mean? And I'm like, look, I don't. >> My name's Jason, buddy. See you. Mark, good to see you. >> Hey, thank you. You guys, you got a business card? >> I don't. No. Jason, detective sergeant. You know where the PD is? >> I'll send you an email. I'll find you. >> No. If you're ever in the area, just stop by. Say hi. >> Yeah. All right. Yeah, man. >> Yeah, I'll do that. I'll send you an email and um maybe you could set something up for train out. >> You know, I do see some wonderful >> and this is one of them. You know what I mean? I got to say that this is one good interaction where you're not overstepping in. I mean, you you know, you ask me for my name and where I'm from and stuff like that, but you stop there. You know what I mean? >> I was really asking your name to be respectful to call you Mark and I'll call you by your name. >> Do you know how many times you know why I had this? >> Why? >> You know why? I'll tell you exactly why you're right. One is when I come up when a police officer comes up to me and they say, "Hey, can I you know what's your name?" And I'm like, "Well, what's your name about Cher?" And they're like, "Oh, it's right here." >> Oh, that's >> Well, guess what? Mine is too. You know what I mean? And then when I'm like when they're like, "Oh, well, I gave you my name. Can you give me yours?" The difference there is that I have rights and you have policies. >> No arrests were made. The cameraman stood his ground, exposing the security guard's ignorance. The police were praised for their constitutional conduct and likely received positive feedback from the community. In contrast, the Security Guard and Collins Aerospace were heavily criticized on social media for their actions that impeded press freedom. Next, as soon as they enter the courthouse, tension erupts. A determined citizen turns on his camera, confronting the prosecutor and the police, who has the law in his hands. >> No, not like that, man. You know what you did. >> Let the fun begin, dude. He's out. had been on about September 15th. Correct. >> Controversy has erupted over the body cam footage. The evidence is there, but someone wants to keep it hidden from the public eye. Why are they so afraid? >> I'm sorry. Uh, the objection, right? >> Yeah. >> I didn't sign. You want me to sign it? Oh, you want to just make a copy of that? >> I can make a copy of this. >> All right. Yeah, cuz it's already signed, too. >> Yeah. >> Just one. >> Yeah. Yeah, for him anyway. >> That's if he shows up this time. Don't last time. We'll see. >> I'll get this into the file. >> All set. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Like I I've always had excellent >> George. There you go. Your objections. >> You want to talk or anything? I mean, do you have any plea deals for me? >> You want to dismiss the case? >> There have been security. >> I suggest you do. >> No, I'm just going to do the motion today. >> Just going to do the motion today. Okay. >> I'd tell you good luck, but you know, screw you. >> No, not like that, man. You know what you did? >> Let the fun begin, dude. He's >> the press, bro. >> He's going to be Facebook famous now and YouTube famous just like this guy. >> Remember him, guys? >> He's YouTube famous. Guys, he's got >> Leave me alone. You're dismissed, buddy. >> Don't bark orders at me unless you know what's going on first. You understand me? What you do? I just did tell you what to do. >> Started off good. >> Let the Let the games begin. But >> in the courtroom, the prosecutor repeatedly demanded that the video be banned from being distributed, but the defendant counter with arguments from the Constitution and procedural law. The argument grew increasingly heated, leaving even the judge stumped. >> Okay. on the record in the matter of safety mark Sean Da number 4423 CR586 could identify themselves please starting with the state >> turnor >> okay so we're scheduled for a hearing on motion so I hear state first I did receive the defendant's response and objection did you receive that >> I just s >> okay you all set to go to >> okay the court want testimony or >> uh I think we need testimony >> okay >> who's testifying Okay, >> come on up. No jaw. I'm going to ask is everyone in the courtroom speaking not to speak? It's distracting. I'm hearing individuals here. Just always affirm that any testimony will be the truth. The whole truth [Music] may >> state your name. >> Mark McWinny, MCS Wy. Did you receive a motion from discovery from the defendant? >> Yes. >> And did you process that? >> Uh I processed the body cam request uh by then providing uh that individual with the body cam footage uh which is sent to them uh through the email address they provide. >> And did you So you sent it to his email, correct? And do you know if he accessed that? >> He did. Would that have been on about September 15th? Correct. >> Okay. Um, did he download? >> Yes. >> Do you know if he published that on his YouTube channel? >> Your job, bro. >> Is that your your car? >> I'm not going to answer those questions. >> I did not say you cannot I did not say I'm not. >> When the verdict came, one side was completely defeated. The court order was not what the prosecution wanted, and that opened up a surprising victory for the defendant. um the court rules for uh the elements to meet those criteria for restraining and protection order. Um if I can give this to you, you're on. He has not met any elements or guidelines in that rule stating that I am uh that I met any other criteria um that he's stated to discover. >> Sorry about that. That's okay. >> Discovery and I've outlined everything that I can quote. So, I'm looking at the first rule, set of rules that you gave me. Is there a specific place that >> there is? Uh, it should be in the objection, your honor. >> Okay. >> Uh, if I can pull that up real quick and try to point you in the right direction. >> I think all I have, your honor, is um is the uh the court rules regarding it. Um I did also apply um all the elements of the uh articles for the uh constitution in here too. >> Okay. >> Uh those should be quoted underneath each one uh in order. >> Okay. >> Uh those do apply to some of those also. >> As far as rule 35 is concerned, right? Is there a particular part of 35 that you want me to look at? I >> I mean your honor, I suggest you look at the whole thing to make a a good finding on it. Um, I I did bring that up for your convenience. >> Okay. I just didn't know if there was a a certain section you wanted me to draw my attention. >> It just doesn't apply. >> Okay. So, I don't believe that I scored you in. So, could you raise your right hand, please? >> A little late for that. >> Just about because I'm treating this as evidence, not argument. Do you solemnly swear affirm that any testimony or evidence you give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth under the pains and penalties of >> conducted under my own accordance. >> Thank you. post privacy of domestic violence returning was so important. >> Not stopping there, the main character went straight to the police headquarters to tease them in person, turning their failure into a laughingstock in front of thousands of viewers online. >> Order the defendant not to publish any Hillsboro Police Department owned body camera video on any electronic media forum in the future. And then the court respectfully denies per two, finding that it lacks the authority to grant the request. order the defendant to immediately remove the Hillsboro Police Department owned body cam videos from his YouTube channel so they can so okay. So I don't need to remove it and then finding out lack the authority. Yeah, cuz he needs to go to the superior court cuz he's a sub. He doesn't understand. Okay, cool. So I win, he loses. I like this judge. I think I have a really good chance with this judge now. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Have a good day. >> You too. >> All right, guys. So, I will put up the order obviously uh in this video as you saw and um I'll let you read it. Make sure you pause the video so it's not a 25minute video of reading. All right, everyone. So, we're over here at the Hillsboro, New Hampshire Police Department um to rub it in their faces regarding the petition for the motion for restraining order to take down my videos, which has been denied. So, >> I just want to let you know, guys, that the motion has been denied. I just want to let you guys know that the motion from the prosecutor ha uh happened has been denied in court. So, I just want to rub it in your little piggy's faces and let you know that I'm ready for trial number two and you guys are going to get dismissed just like this one. And so, you and the prosecutor and everyone else. [Music] 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 case became a classic example of police and prosecutor abuse of power when they tried to apply the law to the wrong people to cover up their actions. The people not only won this trial but also strengthen their belief in freedom of the press and the right to supervise the government. The consequences for the police, not only did they lose the law, but they were also publicly shamed online, leading to a loss of reputation and image. [Applause] You need to stop. >> The disrespect is not going to be tolerated. >> Give me water. No boundaries. >> A pencil, a threat, and a chilling countdown. Seconds later, everything came crashing down in a scream and a lightning bolt. >> Drop the pencil now. >> Now. >> Drop it or we'll drop you. >> Stop talking. >> Jesus said, "Obeyar my commandments." >> Hey, you know what? You're a weak. >> Sit. >> Okay. >> Okay. He was not holding a knife, not holding a gun, but his broken words in the middle of his delirium caused the police to activate attack mode right in the middle of the cell. >> Somebody, you ready? >> You ready? Put that down. Drop the pencil now. >> Now. >> Drop it or we'll drop you. Drop it now. Okay, let go of that pencil. Now, >> let go of that pencil. Okay, there's >> stitch. Watch. >> Roll over. Roll over. And I love you. >> You need to stand up. >> Don't boy. I love you. >> Go over your side. >> No. Never. Never. Ever. >> You need to stop. >> Just stop talking. >> Cuz I'll never die. >> Stop talking. >> I'll never die. >> Stop talking. >> Jesus said, "Obey my commandments." That's the sign of the cross. >> Yeah. >> That's the sign of the cross. >> So I got to collect. >> That's the sign of the cross. Oops. >> In Christ Jesus. >> Don't you dare stop. Stop. >> Be quiet. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Despite being knocked down and tied up, the man was still pinned down, screaming in pain. And the question is, where is the limit of power? >> You going to try something? >> No, dude. You already >> I did not. >> Call dispatch. Let them know that we need an EMT here as soon as possible. >> Whatever you're saying, >> D1 medical, I need you to respond to cell 100 and hold. Don't move. [Applause] You know, we've had it. No pills. Plant food. Give me water. No brownies. >> Don't move. >> Stay down. >> Okay. Are you going to comply or does Lieutenant P need to keep putting his knee in your back? >> I have medical here so we can get you checked out. EMS is on their way so we can go out. Thank you, Jesus. Pray for everybody. Pray for me. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, God. Take his arms off me. Take those hands off me. Take them off. >> Stop resisting. >> Take them off. >> Stop resisting. >> Take them off. >> You're not in charge. >> From calling on God to praising politicians, victims fall into a state of paranoia. But instead of urgent medical help, what keeps the police from continuing to force them? >> Scoot your feet back. >> Help me your feet back. >> Help me, Dad. Help me, Dad. Help me dad. Help me dad. >> Help me Jesus. >> Yep. >> Help me dad. >> Right here. >> Help me Jesus. >> Help me dad. >> Help me Jesus. >> I'm putting >> Castello and Montes together and he's going into a >> Okay. Help me, Dad. >> Stop moving. >> Help me, Dad. >> Stop moving. >> Help me, Dad. Help me, Dad. Help me, Dad. Help me, Jesus. Help me, dad. Help me Stitchfield. >> Stop moving. >> Help me, Stitchfield. Help me, Stitchfield. Put a bullet in them now. Gone. And what? Oh, yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh, the man himself. >> Mr. I have EMS. Trump. So, they can take those out. >> We love you, Donald J. Trump. >> We love you, >> Donald J. We love you. >> Donald J. Trump. You won the election. You're the election. You are the president. And now they're in Florida, you are the >> vice president or president. And you tell them shoot them now. Somebody please have the balls. >> That occurs. Now, >> as the medical staff approached to check, a fleeting remark revealed the whole truth. He was prepared. Was this a pre-arranged crackdown? shoulder. >> Sit up. >> Pull the trigger. >> Sit up. >> Pull the trigger. >> Play back. >> What's up, dude? Pull the trigger. >> We're the ambulance. We're just We're just here to take these out. Okay. >> Hey, Michael. >> Hey, buddy. >> Hey, how you going, buddy? You doing okay? I know you're in a little pain. We're Okay. >> I'm one of the paramedics. >> Yeah. >> Can you Can you help us out by sitting up for us? I want to get this stuff out of you. >> Just take off. Yeah, >> they're not going to let us take those off, but I'm going to take a look at your stomach. Okay, >> see where you're right here. >> Right above. We got a good view. >> The last two hands. >> Let go in the name of Jesus Christ. >> Let go because you know you're a dead. >> Yeah, you're a dead right now. >> Only two in this one. >> Yeah, fake face. [ __ ] >> So, I need the >> We win. You know, I had a feeling it was going to go this way. >> Okay. >> You better take that head off me. Okay, we'll get right to that. >> They don't want to hurt you. That's the whole problem. There's only two. >> Just two. Yep. That was >> I say hurt them. Okay. >> So, I don't know if you want to take a look >> anywhere else cuz he was tackling. >> How about that? >> Okay. >> Absolutely. >> Can you with your legs? Can you take real quick and check us out? >> All right. Cool, buddy. >> Can I sit you up and sit you on the bench? >> Absolutely. >> All right. All right. Cool. >> Hey, you know what? You're a weak. >> Sit. >> Okay. >> Can I >> sit? Do me a favor. Hold on. He's just me and you. >> I was really wrong about you. >> I was really wrong about you. >> How you feeling, bud? Are >> you doing okay? Mike. Hey, Mike. >> Mike. Sam. Mike. >> I was really wrong about you. Hey, Mike. >> Hey, Mike. >> The incident could lead to an internal investigation or civil lawsuit. If it is determined that police used unnecessary force, Burch's displays of mental instability should have been addressed under psychiatric patient protection procedures, but police failed to do so. The video could be evidence of human rights violations and arrest procedures. Turns out justice isn't in the hands of the prosecutor. It's right there on YouTube. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. [Music]