Drop the phone. Put the phone in the cart. Put the phone in the car. No, I'll just stay right here for the trip. Look over to the car. Now listen, I have one on me. I'm on my property. >> You do have one on you. And why don't you tell us this? >> Hold on. I didn't know I had. No, you didn't ask me. >> Nobody asked me if I had a weapon. >> Sitting in your car on your own property can also get you arrested as long as the police don't like you there. >> Get off our property. >> Let me see your ID. >> Get off our our property. Let me see your IDs now. >> I ain't entertained. >> Yes, you are. >> Until I can verify. No, you can verify in my name. >> I don't know that until I verify everything. All right. >> Building a house, buying land, having a land title. It doesn't matter if you don't carry a sign saying I live here. What would you do if the police burst into your yard, questioned you, and demanded your identification just because you were sitting in your own car? Listen, until I can verify this is your property, I'm conducting a criminal investigation. Therefore, you need to provide me with Hey, stay in the car. Get back in the car, >> man. You know you wrong. You in big trouble for this, bro. >> There was no evidence, no charges. But the husband was handcuffed and put in a patrol car right on his own land. >> Y'all own this property? >> We here ain't that doesn't mean you own it. >> We own this. >> Let me see your IDs. You need to get get off our property. >> Let me see your IDs now. >> Get off our property. >> Let me see your IDs now. Let me see your ID. >> Get off our property. >> Don't get upset. >> 67. Send me another unit 51 cooperative. That's crazy. What you got going on? You pull in our property. Look, get ID. >> Get off our property, man. You know, give me your ID. >> No. No. No. Give me ID. Let me see your What's your name, sir? >> My last name is Artman. A R T M. My ID number 6057. >> No. Off. No. I have to go back down to my where I write down your >> That's fine. I can just write down your information. That's fine. >> Why is you here? >> I didn't know who was that. >> That's the dead. >> Cut off. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Stay the off our property. Get off our property, man. That's all you got to do. >> No, I'm going to call now. >> We told you we own it. We own it. Call, baby. >> Dead ass wrong. >> Listen, until I can verify this is your property, I'm conducting a criminal investigation. Therefore, you need to provide me with your name. Democratic. >> You think I want to be out here standing in the rain? >> You dead ass wrong, man. You dead ass [ __ ] >> I know why you got to be hostile. I'm trying to do my job. >> You being hostile. No, >> I'm not being hostile. >> Wait, wait. He cannot hear me. >> You dead ass wrong. >> It's 17 through35. >> This moment marked the transition from a conversation to an illegal detention and the people were not informed. >> Hey, stay in the car. >> Stay Hey, stay in the car. Get back in the car. Get back in the car now. My property. Sit back down in the car. >> I ain't being detained. >> Sit back down till I can verify you. Verify my name. >> Hands on your back. You're being detained right now. Hands on your back. Drop it. Drop it. Put the phone in the car. Put the phone in the car. Drop the wallet. Hands on your back. Hands behind your back right now. You're being detained. Okay. >> No, I'm going sue you. >> I'm going sue you. >> I'm getting arrest. Arrest me. He caught your shirt. >> You now have step it up, please. Dead ass wrong, man. >> You dead ass wrong. >> You know any kind of weapons on you? >> No, I don't. >> Nothing illegal? No substance. Spread your feet for me. >> The two address numbers on the gate and mailbox became an excuse to prolong the inspection. Even though the papers proved they were the owners. >> Where's the house? That's one. That's 335. >> Where the house is. He went to the other officers. >> Listen, I don't know why y'all have to be so aggressive and hostile. >> Work on that property, sir. >> You Okay, listen. Can I Can I explain Can I explain a little bit? Can I explain a little bit? >> You trust us. >> Can I explain a little bit? >> No, you can't explain. You're trusting me. >> So, next time I'll let someone just come in and break in and steal stuff. >> If you want to play that, >> ma'am, how was I to know that was your property? >> Why did you come on here? >> How did I know it was your property? >> You don't need to know. I need you. >> Your husband's not arrested. He's just being detained. >> I didn't know. Oh my goodness. I'm not I'm not arguing. The house number ends in 335. Where's the house actually at? Cuz the number on the face is different than the mailbox. >> Yeah, you >> Where's that house at? >> This is new construction house right here. >> Okay, this house. What is this house number right here? >> Right down the front page. >> The 1757. >> That's 104. >> The 17335. Where is that house at? >> What you mean? Where it at? This is all one property. >> See, now if we just talked, it would have been a completely different conversation. Hey, you should have never did that, sir. You just pulled in here. >> Hey, what you draw on this? That is wrong, man. You got your club tight and we stay here. This is our >> And this is the moment that outraged the online community. The wife screamed in the rain, live streaming the moment her husband's handcuffs were removed. Right in her yard. >> Back face that way. Which one's tight right now? Both. >> Okay. Okay. All right. >> I ain't going nowhere, man. >> No. Wink. >> I'm not going nowhere, sir. This is my home. They got >> I again, Mr. Jackson, I don't know that until I verify everything. All right. >> I'm just saying. >> Step out. I'll put him around in the front and then you can then we'll sit back inside. Okay. >> Go ahead and try >> I can't police officer that is on our property. >> Okay. Just go and face the car for me. Tight. >> All right. Face the car for me. >> Arrested my husband. >> He ain't arresting me, baby. >> He's not under arrest. >> I don't care. You put him in handcuffs on the property >> right now. He's just being detained. Okay. So, when I do when I release your left arm, just turn around and face. >> We got trespassing on our own property. Can you believe this? Now he's taking a handcuff off my husband. >> Remember, I don't care if you cord. Take a couple steps back. Okay? >> You know, >> take a couple steps back. Step back, baby. >> Step back. Step back. Cuz there's wrong with I'm going to see my lawyer model. Just wanted to show you what happened. >> Stupid. Hold on. All right. >> Go. You need to go live, baby. Turn. We have the property owner. >> Just go like that. Go like that. Nope. Turn your wrist that way. There you go. I don't want it to turn sideways on you. Okay. >> Mhm. All right. I trust this one. Okay. >> Hey, I don't mean to make you drop your biscuit. All right. >> Man, somebody tell you they stay here, we stay here. That's >> how I know your profile. You should You should never put on nobody, man. >> I ain't going to argue with you, but you dead wrong. And you know you wrong. You in big trouble for this. >> Civil rights experts say this was an illegal detention and search, lacking reasonable suspicion and showing signs of violating the right to privacy on a citizen's own property. Although there is no solid evidence of racial discrimination, the police actions demonstrate a serious abuse of power and ignorance of the law. Next, when the police enter a man's garage without a search warrant, without an invitation, what's going on here? >> Please out my property garage. >> Is that a word? >> I'm going to go in your house and I need a warrant right now. I'm not going to get a warrant. >> I don't know how to hold on. Hold on. I didn't know I was doing anything. >> On his own land, he only said one sentence. I have a gun and I have the right. But the police's reaction surprised everyone. >> Can you grab your dog for me? >> Come here. >> I'd just like to talk to you. >> That's fine. You're really pregnant. >> No, I understand. >> Come here. Super. >> I understand. >> You jet a dump out my property out of my garage. >> Listen, I'm here to talk to you about any sit. All right. >> I know. I don't know what you're here to talk about, but I'm just asking you not to be in my garage. That's all. You jetted a diet. What'd you like to talk about? >> Something happened here earlier. >> I kicked somebody off my property like I'm about to kick you off your warrant. >> Somebody reported an incident. I'm just here to talk to you about this doesn't have to turn into anything. I'm just verifying everything's okay. >> Let me record our conversation. You got to understand why. >> I mean I sure >> what what happened right there? What happened? You came home and what happened? >> I don't want to talk to you. You want to talk to me, right? >> Yeah, I do. >> All right. What do you want to talk about? >> What happened when you came home and there was people working on the power lines? Correctly. And what did you do? >> Made them leave. >> How? >> Got out of my vehicle, told them to shut it down, brought all of them up, point out that there's a sign that says they're not allowed on my property. Warrant sign without a warrant. >> If I'm going to go in your house and I need a warrant right now, I'm not going to get a warrant. No. >> Okay. Okay. What I'm talking >> do you have any weapons on you? Cuz I've known to have a weapon on you before. >> Listen, I have one on me. I'm on my property. >> You do have one on you. And why don't you tell us this? >> Hold on. I had to. Hold on. Hold on. I didn't know I was doing anything. Can I Can we talk? >> And you do have a weapon. Yes. >> They said he put his hands in his pockets. And was that reason enough to disarm him or was it a ploy to legitimize a violation? >> No, you didn't ask me%. >> Nobody asked me if I had a weapon, officer. All right. All right. Let's talk. Okay. >> You know why we're here? Okay. >> All right. Talk to me. >> When I showed up, my weapon was in my pickup truck. >> I am. I'm I'm I'm going to have a conversation. >> So, you came home. >> Yes. Good night. >> Okay. >> So, you came home and you found people on your property. >> Yes. And I don't want him on my property. Now, >> my gun was in my waist cuz it's I leave it in my pickup truck and it sits between my seats. When I got out of the vehicle, I opened the door and I put it >> to conceal carry cuz I have a concealed carry permit. >> You're okay. >> And I'm on my property, right? I didn't realize I was doing that and I understand why you'd be upset about that. I apologize. I didn't realize I was making you nervous. >> All right. So, did you It's in the truck and you put it in your waistband. I could reenact it if you'd like over in my truck, but I want I want to say it was three things happened at once. Well, I threw it in first. As I was opening the door, which here's where I and I realized as I was doing it, I'm like, "This probably don't look great, but as I was opening the door, I put the the firearm in my belt in my waistline." M I explained it multiple times cuz they were >> Did you pull your shirt up and display the gun or anything or did it just go in your waistband and your shirt happened to be up over it? >> My hands never went near it. I had a conversation. I didn't threaten anybody. I don't even think I might have used a couple cuss words here and there. >> Has a right >> property. I just can't have people on my property if I'm not him. I've had too much stuff stolen from me. >> All right. Well, that's that's fine. But you understand that they have a right away where they >> And then a question brought the whole conversation to a halt. I carry a gun on my land. Is that wrong? >> Then PPNL needs to call me and address me and talk to me about that. >> With PPL, I'm just telling you they have a right to do that. Okay. >> Here's here's part of what upsets me. See this tree right here? So, when I bought this property, I've been on this property for like 9 years now, right? There was a shitty trailer up here. So, I've really been working it. I had a firearm on me. The firearms registered to my name. I have a concealed carry permit. I didn't threaten anybody with it. The only time that they seen that firearm would have been if my shirt was over, which if I'm >> exiting my truck and there's unknown individuals on my property, damn right I'm going to have a firearm. Worst case scenario, you would too. I believe >> the guys with the gray shirts. >> Yeah. We're just coming out here to talk to you about an incident. >> Yeah. >> Keep your hands away from your gun >> and tell us that you're busy apparently and sort to do one of these. Okay. That makes you seem less aggressive on your part. All we wanted to do is come out here and ask you what happened with me. >> Okay. From a legal aspect though. Am I not allowed to have my gun on me while I talk to you guys? >> I'm I'm asking a question. Yeah, that's all. >> Okay. It's one of those things that for our safety when someone becomes posturing and becomes aggressive, we expect they have a weapon on them. >> Okay, >> we didn't do anything wrong. You have the right to have a weapon on your >> And I didn't do anything wrong. Correct. >> Okay. I just want to make sure we're on the same boat because >> if you have one, don't obviously be going in your pocket. >> That's fine. I just want to make sure we're on the same page and we both agree that I was allowed to have that weapon on me on my house. >> Absolutely. >> And and Okay. Finally, when he demanded, "Can you leave my land now?" the police's response revealed something even more suspicious. >> So, when you first grabbed me to to remove my gun from me, I I was really upset cuz I was thinking you were maybe going to possibly do the detainment or the under arrest. >> That gun does not give me any kind of power or complex or anything like that. So, I'm going to have my gun on me. >> I understand. I'm just saying watch how you're doing it or what you're doing with it when you're talking to someone, especially in an aggressive manner, which I'm sure you see a firearm cuz they're telling us. Now, you got to understand what they're telling us, too. All right. They're telling us that you have your hand on your gun screaming at them. All right. So, >> that's much more aggressive. You having your hand on your gun. >> I have my hand on my gun. Yeah, >> I know. But I'm just saying like that's So, and then when you keep going in your pockets while we're here. >> All right. >> Natural, >> right? So, >> it's a natural thing, >> but you you understand why we would sort of >> Yeah, but you could have just said, "Hey, do you have a gun? Do you mind taking the gun off while we talk?" >> I don't I don't think there was ever a reason for you guys to reach to take my gun. >> Well, my thing is when you're in a traffic >> Well, hold on. Hold on, though. >> All right. You got to tell them that you're >> Yeah, but this ain't a traffic stop because see, >> that's not why we're here. Okay, we're done. All right. Everything's okay. You have every right to kick somebody off your property. >> Okay. Can I kick you off my property? >> We're leaving. >> All right. See you. >> 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. No one was arrested and no charges were filed. However, the incident raised concerns about abuse of power, violations of the Second Amendment right to bear arms, and manipulation of the law to cover up police misconduct. >> What are you doing? >> What is he doing? >> What is he doing? >> So, give me a few seconds. Um, let me figure out whether I'm going to talk this officer here. Let me look and see some stuff. Um, but right now, that's what you are detained for, you know, and everything like that. And >> is this law enforcement or abuse of power? A minor offense may warrant a fine, not a gun pointed at your face. But in Longwood, things went far beyond the line. >> Get out of the car. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Bro, you better put your gun away, dog. >> On May 18th, 2024 in Longwood, a routine traffic stop quickly escalated into a tense encounter when police confronted a black man. [Music] Stop. Stop. Get out of Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Put your hands up. >> Are you good at 38 compliant? >> Get out of the car. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Bro, you better put your gun away, dog. >> Put your [ __ ] hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> What is he doing, dog? >> Get against the car. Although the man showed no resistance, police still drew their guns on him. But the most shocking part was the reason for the stop. It left everyone stunned. >> What is you doing? You even done [ __ ] wrong. >> What are you doing? >> What is he doing? >> Breath. >> Now you're going to jail. Now you're going to jail. >> Do I stop? >> Stop turning around. >> Traffic stops. Resist. >> Ain't even done nothing. Ain't nobody resisted you. And nobody resisted you, dog. I asked you what you stopped me for. You see how I didn't even answering. >> You got modified exhaust on the car. >> Told you to stop. >> You did. I stopped, didn't I? >> And I told you to stop backing into the driveway, right? >> Put my hands up when you telling me to. I got >> I got blue lights. You know I'm the police. I'm telling you to stop and you keep doing what you're doing. And that's why we're here now. >> I was just trying to get home. >> Okay, you can get home when I'm done with you with my traffic stop. All this is because of you, not me. >> Before other units can slow down, we've got blackmail 1015 >> going 20 mph. He >> got nothing to do with speed. >> I ain't never had no issues ever. I drive that car everywhere. >> Neither just listen. You have to modify. >> No, ain't nothing on me. >> That's fine. >> Do nothing. >> I'm making sure you don't have weapons so you don't get no more trouble at the jail. You understand? If you take any controversial >> for resisting you, >> I never have resisted you though. Listen to me. >> The police explained the reason for the arrest, and that's why they decided to take him to jail. Not for breaking the law, but for daring to hesitate a few seconds before following orders. >> And you might not like hearing this. If you just stopped, I don't even No, no, no, no. Hold on. If you just stopped in front of your mailbox and when I said stop, you listen to me. I wouldn't have even given you I probably wouldn't have even given you a ticket. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah. When I say stop, you stop everything you're doing. That's called being detained and then not listening. I told you put your hands up and then you started. >> I did that and I did that. All of that. You told me to stop twice. >> Yeah. Yeah, he is. >> You said to stop two times and that's exactly what I did. The second time you said it, I stopped. >> All right. Well, that means no. >> It is in the car. >> No, we're not. We're not getting someone else. I'm asking you. >> You're the driver of the car. >> It's where? >> In the middle. >> Is your driver's license in that wallet? >> Sure is. >> Do you want to you want to bring it with you? The reason for the stop kept shifting from a modified exhaust to a broken tail light, but none of it held up. And when no legal basis could be found, they called it disorderly conduct. A textbook example of enforcing the law. >> So, give me the rundown, man. >> So, I just saw a corporal video, too. I lit him up on church. Starts coming in. He starts kind of pulling around. So, I'm I didn't even know this was his house. I thought he was going to try and wrap around. >> Jump out my car. All right. I turn my siren on again. still moving his car and I get out and I go stop and he eventually does end up stopping. I come back around and then uh like I said I lit him up on church. He just kept going. So I didn't even know this was his house. I thought he was going to flip around on me. >> Okay. >> So um >> just obstruction and the modifiers off. >> No, no, that's my PC though is what I'm saying. >> Oh I thought it his tail light too. >> I didn't notice his tail light. I was just uh thinking about the modified exhaust. That's what I was stopping him for. >> I don't know how where you got with him on that. I know you told him he's detained. You were talking to him and stuff. So >> if uh >> I told him I figured it out to you. This is a my fault, buddy. >> I don't know. You were talking to him. So >> no, I was just talking to him. That's what you know, he wants to talk. So whatever, but this is my ain't my fault. That's your decision. You're 100% okay with that. If you meet the elements, you have everything. That's 100% your fault. Uh 1070 are out. Um >> a grieving mother pleaded for answers, but was met with contempt and silence. This wasn't law enforcement. It was power abused. >> Excuse me. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Mr. I got an attitude with everybody's life. Can I explain something to you? >> What What can I help you with? >> Who ain't done nothing? >> That that that his son who's watching y'all do this. Uh-huh. >> got shot in the head. His mama got killed. >> Mhm. >> That's what he's out there saying when I'm walking in the house trying to get a house go to come out here. But you got such an attitude. >> And I said And I said, I need to figure out for myself. >> No, that ain't how you came. Oh, if you keep up, you're going to jail. You're going to jail. I'm coming. He's going to jail for. >> Okay. I'm I'm not required to tell you that. He's an adult. Okay. But he is going to jail >> cuz you want to go No, that tire. Nope. That tire is on the property. >> The violation was observed on the roadway. So, it does not matter where >> violation. I do not have to tell you what viol says he raised his hands. One says he didn't. But there's only one truth and it's on the body cam. If the officer lied, this isn't just abuse of power. It's dishonesty in the line of duty. >> Sir, are they disturbing your peace? >> No, I'm not. I live right here. >> What did you hear, observe, or or hear? >> I didn't hear anything. I just we just got back from vacation and I saw the lights. What the hell was going on? >> Okay. >> I don't know who you got in the car. If it's Daycoin, I find it very good dad, good guy. >> I don't I don't want to say he ain't a good person. I think he just probably made a dumb decision tonight. Unfortunately, you got to talk to people when they're when they're here. I don't think he bad dude. I think he just made a bad decision tonight. And unfortunately, he's got to that decision has cost him. He's going to end up going to jail tonight. Um, but yeah, I didn't know if you had any questions or anything like that. I saw you over here. So, >> no, no, I said you were just We just got back. >> Okay. >> All right, sir. >> The officer's actions and language potentially violated standard procedures for traffic stops and arrests, legally carrying a gun on your own land and still having it taken away next time you have to ask the police for permission to breathe. 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. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Out of the vehicle now. >> I am recording you. >> Oh, so okay. Shut your mouth. >> Oh, you're >> the man was dragged out of a car, held to the ground, and electrocuted just because he looked suspicious. >> Keep your hands where you can where we can see it. >> On the car. On the floor. on the floor. >> Turn around. Turn around. Okay. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> No charges, no warnings, but the taser was used as if it was a dangerous man. A vague phone call. A man sitting quietly in his car. And minutes later, he's surrounded by a squad of police officers. But what makes them react like they're about to arrest a wanted criminal? >> No. Is that the back one? Turn. >> He had no identification. But was that worth being dragged out of the car amid shouts and frantic commands? Or was this an excuse for an unnecessary eviction? >> How you doing, sir? Yes, sir. Can >> I see your driver's license and race station? What's that? Huh? >> Okay. You don't have your license with you. Let me see the registration for the vehicle, please. >> 221 [Applause] 50 in the area. >> 222. I'm being routed, but I'm at 104 Street. Go. >> Okay, that's good. I'll check to see if the bridge is closer. to call the registry. Yeah. Kiss off for now. Sir, I need to see the registration for your vehicle. You're on private property. This is coming. >> Do you have anything that reflects your ID, your name, anything, sir? >> Yes. >> I'm asking you, do you have anything that reflects your identification? No, >> sir. >> You don't have a you don't have a a work ID or anything like that? No, sir. Sir, once again, you're parking private property. You need to step out of the vehicle now. What, sir? >> Because I need to identify who you are. Sir, this is private property. You're in a farm. You're in farm field, sir. >> Sir, you're in farm field, sir. You need to step out of your vehicle, sir. >> Sir, you step out of your vehicle. 2325 street. Subject's going to be inside. The ex-girlfriend. >> Sir, you need to step out of your vehicle. Nothing is going to happen to you. >> You are on private land. The sentence was repeated dozens of times. But the man only asked one thing. Where is the proof? And no one answered except for Angie. >> He's refusing to get out of his vehicle. He's refusing to ID. Active in a vehicle refusing to step out, refusing to ID in the area. >> You need to step out of your vehicle now. We're too late past that. You don't have an ID. I don't know who you are. >> And you're in private property. >> Sir, you need to step out of your vehicle. Sir, you need to step out of your vehicle. Once again, you need to step out of your vehicle. >> I need you to step out of your vehicle. I need to I need you to identify yourself. That's not enough, sir. You need to step out of your vehicle. >> I'm letting you know you need to step out of your vehicle. I need you to step out of your vehicle. Sir, you're in private property. You need to step out of your vehicle now. >> Sir, >> step out of your vehicle. >> You need to step out of your vehicle right now, sir. >> Step out of your vehicle, sir. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Keep your hands where I can see them. Open the vehicle and step out. >> Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. Step out of your vehicle. >> You don't feel safe? Step out of your vehicle. >> I want you to stay on the air. >> Step out of your vehicle, sir. >> I don't feel safe, sir. >> Step out of your vehicle. You need to step out of your vehicle. My hands are on my weapon. You need to step out of your vehicle. You're refusing now, sir. Step out of your vehicle. >> Why? I'm on >> Step out of your vehicle. >> Am I on private property or no? >> You are in private. >> The sound of breaking glass, screaming, and then the bolt of electricity from a taser. Within seconds, an unarmed man was down like a dangerous criminal. >> Now, break the glass. Sir, >> you're going to break the glass if you don't open. >> No. The back one. >> Put the window down. >> Open the door and get out of the vehicle. Why? >> We're going to break the glass. >> Why? >> Why? >> Get out. >> Keep your hands where you can where we can see it. >> Keep your hands where we can see it. >> That's it. Right here. I am. Relax. >> Keep your hands where you can see it. >> Get out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Give me one second. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Now on the car. On the car. >> On the floor. >> I got the handcuff. Give me his hand. I got a handcuff. I just need his hands. >> Taser. Taser. >> Then give us your hands. >> Show your hands. Show your hands. Give us your hands. with your hands. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Okay. >> Turn around. >> Drag him out. >> Turn around. >> Drag him out. >> What? >> Turn what? >> Turn it. >> Somebody put your legs on his leg. >> Step out of the vehicle. Give me one second. Step out of the vehicle now. On the floor. >> On the floor. >> I got a handle. You need his hand. You got it. I got a handcuff. I just need a hand. >> Tas it. Tas it. >> After all, they rummaged through things, laughed about dildos and steroids, but the big question still hung in the air. What was the crime? And who was actually breaking the law? >> Then give us your hands. >> Give us your hands. Show your hands. >> Give us your hands. >> Show us your hands. >> Okay. Okay. Turn around. Turn around. Okay. >> Turn around. >> Drag him out. >> Give us your hands. >> Watch your hands. >> Somebody put your leg on his leg. Try to get that arm. Blow it. >> I got you. Give me one second. >> Give us your hand. Give us your hand. >> Give us your hand. >> Give me one second. Hey. >> Give us one. >> Give us your hand. >> Okay. >> Hold on. >> Double double. >> Give me another one. change. >> What happened? [Applause] >> Stay down. >> Yes, sir. fire appointment [Applause] to the area 27187. >> No, you can. >> No, I haven't. You haven't. >> You have an ID woman. No, >> he has a wallet right here. He has the wallet. He has the wallet right here. >> Got it. >> Yeah. Can I >> Can I push? >> You have ID? >> No, sir. >> You don't have ID, sir. What's your name? >> Aguilera. Aguilera. >> Somebody has a >> 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. Asking for ID without reasonable suspicion, threatening to destroy private property, and using excessive force are all signs of civil rights violations. The police did not give formal warnings, did not explain Miranda rightites, and appeared to rely entirely on gut feelings. Next, in the first second, a citizen is asked to face the car and searched for no apparent reason. Is this standard procedure or is the abuse of power beginning? >> Turn around. Face my unit. >> Really? Place your hands on top. Yeah. Three lawful commands and you set that. >> Oh, y'all hearing this people? >> I'm not interested in weapons. >> One officer quoted Terry v. Ohio and threatened, "You just made a big mistake, but was this the law or a disguised act of coercion?" weapons on. Turn around. >> I don't have any questions. And this is going to be an illegal search. >> Turn around. Face my unit. >> Really? Place your hands on top of you and then place your fingers. >> I am recording you. >> Oh. So, okay. You see this people? You see this people? >> Now, spread your feet. Now, it's an all for safety thing. You need to learn the law. So, right now, it's quiet. >> Shut your mouth. >> Oh, I'mma show you. So I can conduct a lawful pat frisk for weapons for all user safety. >> It's called Terry versus Ohio. >> I gave you three lawful commands and you set them. >> I got one. >> Yep. And you just messed up. >> Oh, y'all hearing this people? >> I'm not interested in what? >> I don't have to answer your questions. Do you >> I'm not asking no questions. >> You ask me if I have any question. >> You have the right to remain silent. Use it. Be quiet. >> I don't have the right to remain silent. It's called the fifth amendment. >> Right now you're just hanging out. Man, I have >> I feel like he's doing you wrong. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You know the whole process is for this one. >> I know. And he's going to get one. >> He's driving me again. >> You You're going to get a You're going to get a written >> written up. >> You're going to get written up. You're going to get written up. >> You're going to get a complaint form. >> It's going to I guarantee you it's going to be there. Dumb ass. Stupid. Stupid. >> People keep protesting. I didn't cross the line. I didn't violate anything. So, what is the real reason for stopping the car? >> I did not touch either line, the white or the yellow line. >> You don't have to. >> Oh, I don't have to. >> Wow. >> Statue doesn't state that. >> What does the statue say? Writing my ticket for I guess driving straight. >> You're about to be quiet. >> I won't. Hey, don't do it. Debo >> closer to says right over there. If you step one more foot closer to the mig, I'm going take it as a threat and I'm asking it back. >> I'm trying. >> I'm trying. >> Don't feed the trolls. An officer warns his comrades not to fall for the camera trap. But has the truth come out too late? >> That's what the views want to be. That's what the camera wants. I just don't want him to keep walking towards you because to me that's an ultra safety >> and I can articulate that all day for it and he won't be >> to not eat into it. No, it is up to you. You got officer pressure all day every day. But he is going to talk more [ __ ] It just he's eat away it's going to go. You just have to not let it get to you or my main concerns. >> Oh yeah, I feel you on that. But >> well, I did have to tell him three times. >> Hit him with the ticket. He seen him bearing your word against his word when they go to court. >> Don't feed into it. >> And I'm not trying to keep trying. I don't want to correct you on his camera cuz then it's going to feed into his trolls. Hey DVO. >> Yep. >> Put that back on. You don't want to be looking dirty. >> It ends with a chilling question. Can I go now? And the officer's response leaves viewers with even greater doubts about the legality of the entire stop. >> I don't [Applause] have my license. How do you pronounce your last name? >> I don't answer questions. >> How do you pronounce your last name? >> Tulos. >> It's Greek. Leave me that way. >> I just want to be respectful. Two. >> Respectfully, you pulled me over for no reason this year. >> Oh. >> So, next time we have this conversation, it'll be some paper. >> It'll be some Next time we have this conversation, it'll be some paper. >> So, is the traffic stop over? Am I free to go, officer? >> Free to go. >> I'm free to go. All right. and you're dismissed. >> Police officers can face formal complaints and internal investigations for abuse of power, civil liberties, and violations of personal rights. If the conduct spreads and is brought to the attention of human rights lawyers, it can lead to litigation or disciplinary action. Next, a man is pulled over by the police in the middle of the night. He refuses to answer a few simple questions and things start to escalate. What causes both sides to almost explode? But more or less, you're here because of the failure to maintain lane and he's not answering if he tried. [Music] >> You have the right to remain silent. But what happens when you actually exercise that right? In this video, a routine traffic stop turns into a legal battle right on the street. Officer Adams, Holly Springs. Uh, the reason I'm out here is because of the observed driving behavior and everything else. Uh, I I specialize in in doing DUI investigations. So, I got a couple of questions for you. >> Okay. I'm not going to answer any of them. >> Okay. So, do you just want to go to jail? >> No. >> Okay. So, >> I just don't have any obligation to answer any questions. >> So, I'm going to ask you anyway. Have you been drinking tonight? >> I'm not going to answer any of your questions. >> Okay. Uh, are you willing to do some field sobriety evaluations? >> Absolutely not. Most people fail those sober. >> All right. So, blood. >> I'll do a breathalyzer. You want to do do a breathalyzer? >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> Okay. >> But I'm just not doing the test because most people fail those sober. >> I've tried them sober. >> Actually, you want to know something? >> I just did a set not uh right down the street and uh dude didn't go to jail. They're scientifically proven. And you know why you can't prove them? Because you can't control one of them. I know people I I know people Oh, thanks. Are you recording me? Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. I know pe I'm recording you, so it's fine. I know people believe that if you haven't been drinking, there should be absolutely no problem. Uh, all right. So, you going to step out for >> to do a breathalyzer? No. >> If that's the one that you want to do, sure. >> Yeah. I'm not going to do the foot up and all stuff. >> No. So, do you mind if I check your eyes? >> Okay. Um, I don't care as long as you can't make a phone call because the last thing that I want you to do is to start calling people to show up out here. You can stick You can stick it uh in your phone. That's perfectly fine. >> Polite, cooperative driver was still forced into a situation that could have led to an arrest. This is a prime example of the fine line between civil rights and police power. >> Got any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> Go ahead and step toward the front of his vehicle and just shut your door so nobody takes off your door. Turn around and face your vehicle. Have you ever done one of these before? So, you're not familiar with the procedure. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to take a deep breath. Going to put your lips around the tube like, you know, and seal it. You're going to blow out like you're trying to blow up a balloon. Strong and steady. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. But we already know that, don't we? >> Okay. Are you uh where you shouldn't be driving? Probably not. I know that. Otherwise, I wouldn't be driving. >> Well, I'm glad that you know that. But with the presence of alcohol and the observed driving behaviors, we can't recommend that you continue driving your vehicle. >> You see what I'm saying? This is not about you going to jail. This is making sure that you're safe. According to the uh observed behavior that Officer Stabber saw, you almost ended up in a ditch. >> Can a simple decision to refuse a few checks get you charged with a crime? The story below raises big questions about the process and ethics of law enforcement. >> Happy to do the breathalyzer. And I mean, yeah, I agree. >> So, based on what you know about everything else, you should also know that this isn't exist. It's not admissible. This value doesn't stand up. You know why? >> Because it there there's factors that uh can create problems. See what I'm saying? >> Yeah. So, what I'm telling you is is is there's more to it than what you believe. Okay? >> Right now, I'm just trying to be informed. >> Okay? Uh uh whatever officer wants to do at this point is perfect. I >> I'm I'm glad that you believe that, but your insistence to me, I'm sorry, isn't enough to make me feel better about that. Your abilities that you believe aren't good enough for me. I need physical proof. It's like what you're talking about here. >> See what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> So, what you believe is irrelevant. What I can prove is >> I can prove that your behavior does. You see what I'm saying? >> That's what Okay. So, but as long as he's good with it, you can hop back in your vehicle. Uh, and I'm sure he's going to have to pay for it for you or something. >> All right. You hop back. >> Can I get a business card before if you're leaving? Can I get a business card from you or >> uh >> or just get it from him? Everything is going to be on the line. You want my name? >> Can I vote the other? >> You want You want my name? >> Sure. I'm not going to remember it. That's why. >> Yeah, that's fine. My name is Officer Mike. My badge number. My badge. I >> When the cameras turn on, the truth gradually comes out. But what shocks you is not how people behave, but how the police handle this incident. >> Here's your driver's license. Tonight you are getting cited for the failure to maintain but the actual tag lights upon further looking at it uh you do have tag lights but they are so dim they're not visible from 50 ft which in the state of Georgia they do have to be visible from 50 ft. Going to give you a warning on tag lights. So if I can get a signature on the bottom it's not an admission to guilt. This is just saying that I went over the fact I am citing you for failure to maintain lane as stated. Uh court is set for is April 13th. Um all the information is going to be on the rear if you'd like to pay for it prior. Um or again you can go to court. All the information for court is going to be on the rear of the citation. Need a signature right above mine. Please on the bottom are going to be your two copies. My name, my badge number is on the actual citation. And Adam's put on the wrong I can rewrite his name and badge number on your copy. I don't know why he put it on my copy >> cuz he's the one who came up to me. But >> I'm glad you guys are body cam. >> Yeah. >> Scream or act like they're getting hit or something and it's like nope. I hear you. Here you are, brother. I mean, and in all honesty, none of this crap is personal and and having him involved with this, it's just it's there's indicators. So, first and foremost, the failure to maintain lane is one of the biggest red flags of, hey, this guy could be drunk. Number two, if someone comes around and says when I ask, have you been drinking? >> It's it's the the the balance of authority and power and the person who's here is scared or intimidated. >> Understood. and and you know that that is what it is to where we we are authority to where our presence alone gives fear to some people and some people abuse that and I'm not going to lie. Um I would hope to say I don't and I I don't want it's just sometimes in a combination of the stop and the questions it raises red flags. >> In the US state of Georgia, police abuse of power can be dealt with in several legal forms. Abuse of public office OCPSS November 4th 45 can be charged as a misdemeanor and result in removal from office if convicted. No violation? Let us find the reason later. 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. >> What's the problem? >> Ma'am, you need to stop right there. >> Two steps back. I'm telling you what the you need to >> How are y'all doing? >> Are you aware your registration's out of date? So, you don't have a driver's license? >> Not really. >> Okay. >> Getting stopped walking home just because you are black. >> No weapons at all. No, sir. >> I'm not hing you up for it. >> I promise. Right. It's just a weed. >> A seemingly harmless confrontation turns out to be a testament to lingering injustice. A black man was just walking home but was stopped by the police. Why? And what happened next that almost cost him his freedom? >> Oh, don't call him the progress. Just just stop. >> Okay. >> We need to focus on you. That's okay. >> Number please. I'm about to >> From a simple reminder, the situation suddenly escalated. The police began to probe, question, and search. Was this still an administrative check? >> Talk to you, bro. When you're walking on the roadway, you got to walk on this side. So when you were over here, you're crossing. Where you headed today, man? Home. >> Where's home for you? >> Oh, I don't call the project. Just south. >> Okay. No, it's okay, man. Do you happen to have your idea on? Is that where you work? >> It's already off done. You done at 12 or what time is it? It's >> good. It's hot. You scared me, man. >> I know. I hear you want to stand in the safe, man. Hey, listen. Any weapons, drugs, not whatsoever? Not at all. All right. Now, go ahead and hang on a sec. Give me a minute. I'll get you out of here. Okay. >> My ID about me. Uh, who you talking to? My phone. >> Oh, okay. All right. >> Let me give you a verbal warning for the pedestrian the pedestrian violation. Can you do me a favor and show me if you got anything? Oh, electric. >> Listen, I'm I'm a man of my word, dude. I'm not hing you up for it. >> I promise. >> You got no pills, no powders, nothing like that. >> I was going to go, >> Mom. Well, I'm through the man. I was working for my own shower. I was just working the whole day. >> You're not getting that. You were stopped for a pedestrian. >> That's all right, man. You wouldn't happen to have your ID on or your status. >> This isn't your name, is it? >> No, sir. This is the bag I seen. Don't be here. >> Do you happen to have a uh medical marijuana card at all? >> Give me a minute. Throw this in the bag. Make sure you got nothing less on it. And you are on your way. You're going home. >> Look at me. Look at me. You're going home. >> All right. Just relax for a second. >> The mother shows up to protect her son. But the police's violent response sends things spiraling out of control. Who is really breaking the law now? >> Just stand right here. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. You just don't have to yell. You just don't have to yell. >> We're all talking like normal people. What? >> We're all talking like normal people. >> You don't have the right status. >> Don't give him the permission to have the right. >> He didn't give us any permission here for me. >> It's just for a safety thing for us, man. Cuz she seems to be >> No, you just come over here. >> If you want to, I would. >> All right. Do me a favor. Just put that on there for me. >> You're not lying to me, right? It's just the weed. >> The weed. >> All right. And then put the thing right there so we can finish. You can keep your phone on you. Just do me a favor. Put your hands on there. Try not to burn yourself. Spread your feet. >> Step back to me first. >> We're going to be cool. We're cool. Are we cool? >> I'm not even saying nothing. >> All right. I agree. I agree. >> Okay. Just put your hand over there for me. Okay. I don't want to have you. You're not listening. I wasn't fair. Face that way. Spread your feet. Step back to me. >> Trying to keep this as civil as possible, man. Not a big deal. Really? >> I I don't know what you just said, man. It's just for your safety and ours. That's all. >> Anybody? >> No worries. I'll lead them. Just curious about it. >> It's here. >> Do me a favor. Can you strip uh the shoe off on me, please? One foot at a time for me, please. Just one foot back to me. >> Can you lift it up to me? >> No, no, no, no, no. Leave the shoe. I need your foot. >> Yeah, I got you. I just need your foot. That's >> all right. The other one for me, please. >> Give me a favor. Face that way for me, please. Can you do this back to sir? I'll give back to you. Give your shoes back. All right, do me a favor, man. Just step over to Officer House real quick. >> Tensions were high. Orders were being issued, but the reason for the arrests remained vague. Was there something being hidden? >> Tell me what to do. >> I was going to jail. >> Take me to jail. What's the problem? >> Ma'am, you need to stop right there. >> Wrong side of the road. >> I'm going to give you one more lawful command to stop right there. >> Side of the road. Really? >> You don't yell at me. You are not. >> Yes, the I am. He stepped back. I'm telling you what the it is getting around. >> Since we need to focus on you, he can go over my car. How about that? >> You want to do it that way? >> Or you can relax and step back. >> Okay. >> I got you. I got you. Relax your arm. >> Yeah, 100%. I 100% you will let me. We got to deal with your mom now. >> Mom, relax. >> All right. Just sit down for me. Make deal with your mom and then we'll get deal with you. >> Watch on him. Okay. As much as much weight off it as you can, okay? And I'll get him out of here in a second. >> Ma'am, >> respectfully, I understand it's your child. I'm going to ask you to please step off the side of the road. Since we need to focus on you, we're not going to focus on him. So, what can I do for you? >> I want to know why he's in the and why he's in trouble. First of all, what's the wrong side of the rock? He got dropped off. He walked this. >> So, would you like to talk or would you like me to talk? You're asking a question and you're talking. >> You know what? Go ahead and say what the you got to say. I want to know what the wrong side of the road is. >> It's a You can just Google it if you like since you want to yell at me. >> Man, I don't got time for this. What's the wrong side of the road? >> You're free to go. You don't have to stay here. >> It's my time. What do you mean I'm free to go? >> Amid the Florida sunshine and a lengthy interrogation, the young man seemed to realize today he was not just being questioned. He was also facing an unjust system. >> I wish you could had nothing else. Then you let >> Call me ASAP so I come burn you out. [ __ ] these [ __ ] ass [ __ ] off. Y'all got y'all one job. >> If you stand in the shade, it'll keep you locked. >> You don't need to stand in the shade. >> You don't have to. I'm black. Y'all need to stay in the shade. You're right. >> You ain't even black. You ain't white. You don't know what the [ __ ] Y'all better. >> All right. Now, now that mom's gone. That's okay. >> Her number, please. I'm about to cry cuz I don't have nobody number. >> Listen, I haven't even decided you're going to jail. As of right now, all you got to do >> explain, bro. I stay in the house. I work. I go home about to turn 21. So, >> going to get rid of that. I was going to get me a gun to register, bro. In my name, bro. >> I'm getting arrested. I need to go get >> you. Have I told you you're under arrest? >> No, sir. >> That is not the case. >> This is I'm stupid, bro. I know better than that, bro. I don't like being out here. That's not the reason. It's just I don't feel >> You seem like you're a legit guy just going back and forth to work. Okay. >> I see it. I'm going in the house. Okay. >> I see it's [ __ ] up, man. I apologize. >> Okay. All right. You getting a little bit air conditioned back here or what? >> All right. >> All right. Give me a minute. We're going to do everything I can to get you out of here. Okay. Listen, this could have gone really, really bad and it went it went as hard as I'm mom being a little angry at me, but I understand it's her baby, right? If I had him, I would do it. Say for me, don't be disappointed, man. Give us some give us some time. Try to make sure cuz just make sure that that those handcuffs, you know what? Even without evidence of drug possession or criminal conduct, people are stopped, searched, and searched, which can lead to civil lawsuits for violations of the Fourth Amendment right to privacy. Police actions can be considered abuse of power, physical assault, racial discrimination, and improper arrest. Next, when a man is pulled over for a minor offense, things quickly spiral out of control. But no one expects the passenger seat to be a special character. >> Hey, do you have ID on you, ma'am? Glad, you're going to be cited today for the no auto registration, driving without a license, and the no proof of insurance. If you could switch drivers because you do not have a driver's license. No, you have to leave. You're in the middle of the road. I don't want anybody to hit you. >> No license, no insurance. But what puzzled the police more was the real identity of the woman in the car. >> How are y'all doing? Are you aware your registration's out of date? >> Huh? >> Your registration is expired. It expired in January. Vehicle? Yes, ma'am. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> No, I just was driving from the council. >> So, you don't have a driver's license? >> Not with me. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Anthony Gladen. >> How you spell Gladen? >> G L A D E N. >> Date of birth? 102575 >> your social >> okay do you have ID on you ma'am >> I did I had took my medicine and he brought me right to the house on >> okay what is your name >> say that again >> councilwoman Demetrius conrod >> okay well there's a lot of traffic out here I can't hear what's your date of birth >> 12374 >> 123774 You're so >> okay. Do you have insurance on the vehicle? >> Do you have it with you? >> Well, the family is the >> Okay. Are you able to look it up online? If you can do that, I can accept that as well. >> Amid the busy traffic, she declared herself a council woman. And the police response left viewers asking a big question. Will authority be respected? >> She has a good one. Valid. So, she's going to be driving and he's going to get a ticket. >> There you go. Get you a nice little piece. >> I cuz all this traffic I kept asking them like to re, you know, say everything. They started yelling. I was like, "Uhuh, hold up." I was like, "I got all this traffic. I cannot hear y'all." Give me some type of attitude. Nine. That's correct. >> You know about the uh the city sticker charge, too? >> Yeah. I I barely get people for that. >> I see a court date. July 24. I would not. >> Is it pretty chill today? >> Yeah, it's been real slow. I've just been looking for traffic stops. Yeah. >> While trying to present proof of insurance, she was coldly interrupted. I can't wait all day. Is this an abuse of power or just selective legislation? >> All right, Mr. Gladen. You're going to be cited today for the no auto registration, driving without a license, and the no proof of insurance. What's your phone number? You're driving the car. You're supposed to be aware of what's wrong with the car. What's your driver's license? What's your phone number? 423 622 >> 423 >> 622 >> 622 >> Right. If she show you proof >> 622 Go ahead. >> What was it? >> Well, y'all y'all never did flag me down. >> If you could sign above my signature pull it up. >> The ticket's already written. You're going to have to go to court for it. It >> just don't make sense. If you told me I could do one thing, what's your name now? >> It's Lint. You never flag me down. I can't wait all day and hold up traffic. >> Well, you just told us to pull up the information. >> Okay. Well, when you go to court, you can show them the proof of insurance and they will more than likely drop the charges for it. If you could sign above my signature, this is not an admission of guilt. It's just acknowledging that I've have explained the citation to you. Your court date is July 24th. That's on a Monday at 5:00 p.m. If you have any questions, the number's on the back, the address is on the back. If you could switch drivers because you do not have a driver's license in the cop, >> ma'am, you're going to have to drive. He has no driver's license. >> And what's your name? >> Lince. >> Officer Lind. >> Lince. LZ. >> L I N TZ. >> L E N TZ. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions? >> No, I ain't got no question. I'm just going to call you. >> Okay. That's fine. >> When asked to speak to the police chief, the officer's response made the situation even more suspicious and tensions began to escalate. >> You're welcome. >> Okay. >> No, you have to leave. You're in the middle of the road. I don't want anybody to hit you. >> I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> I'm going to reach out to Chief. >> That's fine. >> I want to see if he can come to this site >> right now. >> Okay. I'll stand by. >> Okay. >> Or in fact, can you call? >> No, I can't. You can't radio with this? >> No, I can't. Sorry. >> You sure about that? >> I'm sure. >> Okay. So, you can't >> I am the police. >> I mean, I know why. I don't care anything about that. >> But I'm asking you as a council representative to get in touch with Chief >> I can't do that. >> Are you sure about that? >> I'm sure. >> I'm not going to wait all day for you to pull up insurance. my state law. Yeah, I told her I was like >> I was like >> I think he's getting cited for the no insurance mail and then I told her it's state law that you had to have proof of insurance a physical paper copy in your >> I think they recently changed that to where you can show electronic. >> No, she said she said uh she called she said she called the uh the insurance company and wrote down the policy number, but that was it. But even you know cuz she never showed the ecopy of it because >> she just >> she she never flagged me down. I'm not waiting all day for you to pull up the insurance. >> 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. Anthony Gladen was fined for three administrative violations. No driver's license, no vehicle registration, no insurance. Ms. Coonrod was not directly fined, but had to drive instead and expressed her frustration, declaring that she would contact higher authorities, suspicions of a lack of transparency in the enforcement process, abuse of power and administrative handling, and restriction of citizens legal rights, especially when she tried to provide information, but was refused. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Consider the following scenarios. >> Arrest right now. Listen, >> I'm about to tase you. Okay. >> No. Don't tack. Three. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> What seemed like a normal traffic stop suddenly turned into a tense drama as the arrested person repeatedly resisted arrest and the police suddenly resorted to extreme measures. What happened behind the scenes? >> So, you got uh some funky stuff going on with your IDs and you got some warrants through Jonesboro. Put your step back here. Stay back here for me, man. I'll get everything out of your pockets. >> I ain't got nothing in my pocket. >> All right, turn around for you. >> What's going on? >> I want to put you in handcuffs. Stop resisting. >> That's not resisting, man. >> Stop resisting. >> That's the protocol. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting arrest right now. >> Listen, I'm about to tag you. Okay. No, don't tack. Three. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Get it again. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> I don't know what your malfunction is, man. >> You want it again? >> You better cooperate. >> It's not that. >> All right, let's get out from under the car now. Okay. >> Come on. You can move now. >> Hey, come on. Let's slide out from under this car. You got a gloves. >> Go ahead. >> I'm an idiot. >> I took that ride with you. >> These are not the connected ones. >> Trust me. >> I told you to get back. >> I know. I said I'm an idiot. >> All right. I want pull these probes out for you. >> All right, they're all tangled up in this handcuffs and stuff. Look out. When the police checked the documents, an unexpected mystery was revealed. The identification documents were not only incorrect, but also showed signs of forgery, raising big questions about this person's true identity. >> 5315 making drugs. What this >> they holler for me? [Music] >> What' you say? Did they confirm? >> Did they confirm? >> Does it matter at this point? >> No. I don't know why he's doing that. >> Well, there was a misdemeanor warrants. >> Can I get you around to Jennifer Auto auction? Jennifer Auto auction. This could be your reference for stolen property. [Music] >> Oh, that's weird. His Arkansas driver's license was behind the stereo. Yeah, it was behind the stereo. >> Well, he's got a Texas ID that returns to a female. >> It's his picture on it, though. >> Yeah, it's just I pulled the stereo out and this popped out with it. Was he trying to hide it? >> He had Arkansas one cuz he knows it's suspended. >> Jumped in here. I have 189. He needs another unit. said, "I pulled you over. You got these lights flashing underneath your car and you almost ran into me at the stop sign back there." He's like, "What's wrong with them lights?" They're illegal. You won't believe what happened when Brandon Gibson resisted arrest, forcing police to use their electric batons multiple times. Was it a necessary action or a blatant abuse of power? >> It says it. Look at it. It says he's a female for one thing. When you run it, it comes back to a female, but it don't have a picture. It has his picture on it. >> I say it's fake. >> But it looks real. >> Yeah. And my dumb ass catches him when he fall and get shot. >> That hurt. >> I told you. I don't know what the [ __ ] you doing. >> I told you it was my fault. I'm an idiot. >> You ain't got to be nice and catch them stronger than >> I know cuz I couldn't budge his arm. >> What is What's the good idea? I think the Arkansas one's the good one. I'll just take a picture of it and send it to you in just a second. >> Whatever is right warrants, huh? You [ __ ] get it. >> I'll go by >> misdemeanor warrants. That's it. Huh? >> Yep. >> That's another dumb ass. >> And driving on suspended. I think that Yeah, I think that ID is fake, but I don't know. It's Is it possible that Texas put him as a female instead of a male? I don't know. >> Hey, girl. In what seems like a simple arrest, a series of unexpected incidents occur one after another. From conflicts over documents to controversial electric shocks, every moment is captivating. >> My arm still feels funny. >> It shouldn't have done anything. >> It shouldn't have done anything. You seen those pictures yet? >> No, not yet. I haven't. But I'm I'm doing the stuff right now. You can take them with you as long as you bring them back so I can log them into evidence. >> Let me take a picture. >> We think the Arkansas one's a good one. It's actually who he is. >> I'm not sure. I mean, both of them is actually who he is. One of them said they couldn't get a return on it. It said it's a female. You look on there. >> I don't know. Figure >> it out. I'm not taking >> What's y'all's address? >> What's y'all's address? our address and it is uh give me one second. >> Repeated use of a taser may be considered excessive, potentially an abuse of power, and raises questions about the legality and ethics of the restraint. Questions about the authenticity of identification and the ability to conceal identity add legal complications. There are signs that the police have not handled the case properly, which could raise questions about the method of arrest. The rights of the arrested person and the protection of human rights. It seems that in Chattanooga, positions are recognized, but rights are not. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much. [Music]