You cannot record in there. >> Okay. >> If you record in there, you will be arrested. >> Dude, don't twist my arm like that, dude. You're hurting me. Please. You're hurting me. You're dismissed. >> Okay. >> No, you're not my boss. >> One shaky deputy. One fatal mistake and it was all caught on camera. >> We're giving you a choice. >> I understand, man. But I'm already outside, dude. Look at this. I'm already outside. He's right here, man. He's hurting me. >> He was the first one here. >> First Amendment test turns into disaster for police. As soon as the auditor team walked in to ask for information, everything seemed normal. But just a few seconds later, the staff's attitude completely changed the situation. >> You're not allowed to record in the court building. >> Is this public access? >> Question. Um, is this public accessible in here? It's not public accessible. >> They kept asking a simple question. Is this a public area? The police's answer again caused the audience to explode in controversy. >> Give for some information on jury services. Oh, but it's it's actually for my film, so I kind of have to. You're a public servant, so >> Okay. >> Yeah. I was just trying to get some information on jury services and stuff. >> You have to turn the camera down. You're not allowed to record in the court building. >> Is this a public access, though? >> No, >> it's not. >> No, this is an official court building, so you're not allowed to record it. So, I'll have to ask if you turn it off. >> I'm going to ask one more time if you wouldn't mind turn it off and I'm happy to answer your question. >> Okay. Um but um my question is this. So, if the public >> Please turn it off and then I'll answer your question. I got to warn you one more time. >> You can warn me a million times, brother, but it doesn't say that I can't record in here. You're saying building, >> but it doesn't say on the front door. >> So, this is a court building. >> But what I'm asking is this public access? >> No, >> this is not public access. So, if the public wants needs access to find out about jury services, they can't come in. They have to stay outside. Yes. Can come in for a jury to >> Are you a supervisor? >> Yes, I am. So, I'm going to ask one more time. Please turn the camera off and I'm happy to answer your question. Well, um I I just had one simple question, man. >> Okay, turn the camera off and happy to answer. >> So, are you saying that you can't answer any questions with the real camera? Okay, so let me ask you this without the camera. >> Thank you. I'm going to we're going to call our phone and they're happy to answer your question. >> Oh, go ahead. As long as it's public accessible, then is this public accessible? Right. To get information, am I allowed to get information from you inside here without the camera? Am I allowed to ask you for information? Can I without the camera? Go ahead. He doesn't want to answer any questions. I'm just doing a story, man. Like for information to help people um get information like what like you know what I mean? How to uh deal with jury services and court services and stuff like that. >> And then at the most tense moment, a trembling deputy chose the most dangerous way. An action that pushed the situation out of control. irritating. I'm asking them to shut the cameras off and I'm happy to answer their questions. They're refusing to turn those cameras off. >> You got to set >> I just have a question. Um, is this public accessible in here? It's not public accessible. It's so without the camera, can I come inside here and ask questions? I'm going to come back in if he's wrong. >> No, he's not. >> Okay. So, is this area is this area public accessible? >> No. >> For the public? >> Yes. >> Okay, then. That's all I need to know. >> That's all we need to know. >> That's all I need to know. That's all I need to know. It's It's open to the public. Okay. So, >> you understand? >> No, we don't understand because if it's publicly accessible, we're allowed to go in and film in any corridor lobby. >> Jury services because why? There's private information in there. >> Yeah. >> They get picked and they're on a jury trial, >> right? >> Private information. >> Uh-huh. >> So, if you know the people that are possibly on a jury and you're filming it. >> Uh-huh. >> That's private information. Well, I can go into any public accessible area. >> Sure, I can. Sure, I can. And first of all, there's no juries in there right now for personal information. >> I'm telling you, you can. I'll tell you what we're going to do. We're going to call our attorney. >> No, no, no. I'll tell you what you're going to do. >> Oh, you're going to tell me what I'm going to do. >> You're If you want to call your attorney. >> As people screamed in pain, accusations of abuse of power rang out. But instead of listening, the police continued to do something more unbelievable. All you're going to do is not listen to what I'm saying. >> Okay. Do I have to listen to what you're saying? Why do you boss? You're my dad. If you want to go in there. >> No. No. No. He's not I'm not going to be talked to like that, sir. Dude, >> Dude, he can't touch me. He can't touch me. He can't touch me like that. >> We're giving you a choice. >> Record this. All right. >> Uh-huh. >> You cannot record in there. >> Okay. >> If you record in there, you will be arrested. Do you understand? >> Yes. Well, I understand, man. But I'm already outside, dude. Look at this. I'm already outside and he's he's twisting my hand. You're hurting me. Look, I'm not I'm not >> Well, the story is right now on how public a >> Dude, you're hurting me. Please let go. >> Violate a first amendment here and you're going to be >> not public. >> He said, >> bro, you guys can you guys can film out here. >> He said it's public. >> Accessible. >> He says to the public, but you guys cannot go in there and film. If you guys want to film out there, >> you're hurting me, bro. There's no need. >> That's fine. We won't stop you from filming out here. >> That's fine. I understand. >> But let me ask you this. So when he says, >> "Okay, look, I understand, bro. Is it okay if if you can let me go now?" I understand, man. I'm already outside, bro. >> Understanding me, so I'm not understanding you either. >> Can you guys get a supervisor, please? >> Dude, you're hurting me. You're about to break my arm, bro. >> If you have lawful business to >> We do. >> I I was I was I'm asking I wanted I'll turn off my camera, bro. >> Something to do. >> Can you at least like a little bit, man? You're hurting me. He's hurting me, bro. >> There's no reason for that. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Bro, >> you're welcome to put your camera away and then come back. Dude, there's no like you can let him go. >> Finlay. Finlay, what's your badge number, brother? This one right here, man. He's hurting me. >> He was the first one here. I'm just telling you what I see. >> Okay, but can you can can you please have him let go of me? >> 1439. >> Okay, you guys said you escort us off the property, right? Can we do that, man? >> Yeah, if you guys want to go put your but number, please. >> So, what do you guys can Can you help out this situation right here? Look, I'll get off the property, dude. Finally, amidst the chaos, the audience witnessed a scenario that no one expected. From a small question about filming rights, it turned into a serious legal case. >> Are you going to allow him to violate my rights this way? >> Telling you what to do. >> And I agreed. I agreed that I would do it. >> I'm going to go What are you going to do? >> I told you that I would get off the property and call my attorney. Bro, >> after you told me I'll do I'm going to take you right now. Yes. Yes. >> Is that a yes or a no from you? >> Yes. >> From you though. I'm asking from you. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Dude, he already answered you, bro. >> Dude, okay, you have a card. >> I need I need a card from every single one of you guys, man. >> Our department doesn't issue them to us. >> Okay. Walters badge number what? >> 863. >> 863. I'm off the property. Now I'm on public. Now I'm on public, bro. >> I'm on public property, bro. Why don't you know the first amendment, man? >> Sidewalk. >> Why don't you know the first amendment? >> Say we're on your property, sir. >> My arm. I'm going to file a lawsuit against you. >> Sidewalk. And you're saying we're on your property. >> Let you go. >> Please call your supervisor. >> Please. I'm calling Heming right now. >> Call him. >> You got it all on film, right? >> Yeah, I got it. >> You just violated my rights, bro. >> And you hurt me, dude. I'm going to go get this checked out immediately. >> I don't feel safer on that guy, dude. Hey, Felipe. >> Hey, dude. >> I'm in Vegas. I just got assaulted by an officer. Officer. >> No, you said it's not open. Officer Miranda, dude. He [ __ ] grabbed me by my arm twist. I was inside the jury. I was trying to get information. I did. And so >> I was inside the jury place trying to get information and then we went outside with him and I was outside and he got mad because he asked he he kept wanted to yell at me and I told him um so anyways uh hey little little Phil look at he's now he's starting now he's threatening to grab Hey bro can you get between these two guys brother >> that's not his job bro around bullying people >> hey I'm going to go live Felipe I'm going to go live >> 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 resident said he would seek medical attention for his broken arm and promised to sue the police for violating his right to free speech and using unlawful force. The entire incident was filmed and will be used as evidence in future civil lawsuits. The incident could potentially expose the Kern County Sheriff's Department to liability, reputational damage, and potential damages. Next, right from the start, police officer Martinez appears and throws a shocking question. Are you in a gang? Is this any way to approach citizens in a free city? >> Are you part of a gang? I see you got some tattoos there, man. >> Are you part of a gang? Do you know what the first amendment is? >> Yes. Freedom of press, sir. >> Freedom press. >> The people immediately counteratt attacked. This place was safe until you, the gunman, showed up. The tension immediately exploded. >> You're dismissed. Okay. You're dismissed as well, sir. >> You can't dismiss us. We You work for us. We don't work for you. >> I don't work for you. My boss work. >> You don't work for the public, sir. >> I do work for the public. >> You're a jackass. Look at this guy says he doesn't work for the public. Who do you work for? >> Now you're putting words in. >> Who do you work for? >> I work for my sergeant and for my supervisor. >> Who does your sergeant? How did your sergeant get elected, sir? Who elected your sergeant? >> He doesn't get elected. I do work for the public. >> Thank you. >> You guys live in the city of Martinez. >> It doesn't matter. You work for the public. Anybody in the city of Martinez, you're paid by the state. You're actually almost like a welfare recipient. You receive money from the constituent. >> The climax came when the police officer blurted out, "I work for my superiors, not for the public." A confession that sent the crowd into an explosion of reaction. >> We're We're on the sidewalk. You see how this is public property? Look at look at Hey, what's your name and badge number? >> You're going to get school today, youngster. >> Hey, how does that feel? >> The same law that keeps me in check, keep you in check. See how I can go press that button to cross the sidewalk. >> So, you free to cross. >> No, you can't trespass me and tell me to leave public property unless I'm committing a crime. You're in the law, young sir. >> You have a great day. >> Hey, can you state your name and badge number? >> My name is Officer Lincoln 144. Zoom in. 144. >> You need to use your other hand to zoom in or you got it. Got it. Cool. >> You're dismissed. We just missed you. Have a great day. You too, man. Always record the police, bro. Always record the police, man. >> Nice. Record your own, right? You know what I'm saying? >> Yep. >> Chopping off every chopping off every uh trying to work. So we got another officer. And finally, the citizen concludes with a bitter lesson. The law that keeps me in line is the same law that keeps you in line. Ending with the police quietly retreating. watching the sidewalk. Who are we watching? Heat. Heat. Everything is fine and right off the bat you have 7 multitask. So I had to lay in some start chopping him off with the knees at that point and you know and and you realize we basically had to put him in the toe pole to get him to say he worked for the public. So there you go Martinez you're a thug. Your little thug baby boy making you proud. out assaulting and uh belittling and being a bully. $3 bag, which he cheapens. Yeah, get that $3 bag. That's cheap. for the ID. >> The confrontation ended when the citizen asserted his right to film, forcing the police to leave. The insulting questioning, requests to leave the public place and vague invocation of the law can be considered excessive and harassing behavior. >> Take me out of my m I'm coming with you. You ain't got to move. I'm trusting you. It will go down. I got a messed up meal. >> You had no reason to pull me open. All because you wanted to be a a prick. >> The tough guy called 911 to report the police, but unexpectedly got arrested right after. >> So, you refusing to exit the vehicle? [Music] >> You're under arrest. >> What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? >> You know this is wrong, bro. You know this is wrong. >> I don't have a driver's license. A seemingly normal traffic stop. But why did the man immediately call 911 to ask for help from another police officer? >> Stop that. Pull me up. >> I'm in fear for my life. You can't do that. Mother [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> He screamed in desperation. My hip hurts. Don't break my arm. But the officer insisted on dragging him from the car. Was that response lawful or an abuse of power? >> You ain't pull me over for no reason at all. He's intimidating me. >> All right. >> Is it a state police? >> Yes, it is. Right now, court. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What I need from you right now? >> There's no reason for you to pull me over at all. >> What I need from you right now is your license. >> There's no reason for you to pull me over at all. All because you know they >> Sorry. So, you're refusing to exit the vehicle? >> You're refusing to identify yourself. He's trying to take me out of my yard. He's trying to take me out of my yard, man. I'm coming with you. You ain't got to move. I'm getting down. You ain't got to move. He This will go down. This will go down. Trust me. It will go down. I got a messed up hip. If you [ __ ] my hip up. It won't >> [ __ ] my hip up. You will get a lawsuit. Can't wait. car and you arrest me right now for no reason at all. I sir I'm going to break my TV. Sir, my hand hurts my hand. You're hurting my wrist. You pull me up. This authority of badge. You had no reason to pull me open. All because you wanted to be a a prick. Did you hang up? You cannot do that. I'm in fear for my life. You can't do that for my life, man. You got me on the side of the road for my life. >> Now, what is the reason why I'm being >> in the middle of the highway? People denounce I was arrested because I am black. Is this racist behavior or a panicked excuse? >> You're under arrest. >> What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? Why are you pushing me like an [ __ ] You [ __ ] pig. What the [ __ ] You [ __ ] p. You [ __ ] p. You [ __ ] [ __ ] You [ __ ] prank. You dick ass. [Music] [Music] Py ass [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] h ass [ __ ] like there's nothing in there. Piece of [ __ ] As he was handcuffed, he warned, "I will take this to court. I have full evidence from the camera and the doctor. What lawsuit awaits Officer Fortune?" ahead. >> When I leave, I'm going straight to the hospital over so they can see pieces of my of my handcuffs. I asked you to put two handcuffs on me. >> Definitely will. >> Yeah. Interference law enforcement. >> I did not do [ __ ] Yeah. Whatever. Whatever. Whatever. It's going to be thrown out. I ain't sure [ __ ] You pulled me over illegally and then the off and I was on the phone with the police and you and you don't look on the police when I was trying to tell them I needed help. You know this is wrong. You know it's wrong. Will you tell me your name now? >> You got my driver's license, everything. I'm not telling you nothing. You know this is wrong, bro. >> I don't have a driver's license. >> You know this is wrong cuz you know this wrong. You know this is wrong. You know you're not supposed to be putting me in this handcuff. Yes, sis. This will definitely get ran up and I got people on both side lock and it will get ran up. I swear to God it will be. I honestly wish y'all would not use y'all authority like this. People don't like y'all. This right here. Oh, some [ __ ] right here. snatched me out of my car when I was coming out of my car, threw me in your head and and and and you not request that videape of that footage. You you don't know your job now. All of a sudden, you doing your job trying to arrest me for something I didn't do. >> He was going to plant drugs in my car. A serious accusation amid the climax, leaving the audience asking, "Where is the truth? I need your license and insurance. >> I need your license and insurance. >> Are you safe? >> Are you refusing to get out? >> I don't feel safe. Are you refusing? [Music] the freeway. He pulled me up for no reason at all. He's intimidating me. He's on right now court for court for you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What I need from you right now, what I need from you right now is a license to police right now. I'm trying to report you and there's no reason for you to pull me over at all. All because you don't. >> So, you're refusing to exit the vehicle. You're refusing. >> The arrested man said he would hire a lawyer, request body cam video, photos of his injuries from a doctor, and file a lawsuit against the police for wrongful arrest, unnecessary injury, and civil rights violation. It turns out that sometimes the police are the ones who need to be taught the basics. 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]