The [ __ ] >> 1 2 3 4 and then you said [music] turn around for me. Okay. You You are being placed under arrest for voting on video. Okay. >> Have you ever dreamed of [music] yelling at a cop without holding back? This guy actually did it. Sir, where's your problem? >> Your problem is sitt in the goddamn driveway. Keep asking me the same dumbass question. >> Maybe everyone in uniform knows [music] the rules, but implementing them correctly is not certain. >> Calm down, sir. >> Are you standing on my goddamn property? I knew what was the here, son. >> A man was standing on his own property when an officer suddenly walked in on him. But what turned the encounter into a storm was the way he held his wallet. >> I'm officer police department. Reason for a stop is cuz [music] you're going 50 back there on Delaw. >> Yeah. You got your driver's license insurance? Is this where you live? >> You want to block the road? Yeah. >> My wife's going to be [music] home in a minute. She >> Okay. You have your driver's license? >> Well, yeah. Block the road and keep my wife out of the driveway. >> Is that like a reasonable thing for you to do? Blocking the road? >> Is that a reasonable thing for you to do? Block the road? >> Do you see me with your license? Do you not? Oh, it's a credit card. Well, you got So, you see yourself in the [ __ ] can't you? >> Sir, you're standing on my goddamn property. You got to do whatever the [ __ ] here, son. >> 37 >> right here. >> 371. >> Okay. >> Touching a goddamn thing of mine the do. >> Take it from me then, boy. If you think [ __ ] about it, >> sir. All right. My problem is youing the goddamn road. My wife's coming home and what the sitting here standing in the goddamn driveway. >> Sir, this could be awful. >> No, it could be. You right. It could be. Here's my driver's license. You ain't [ __ ] until you handing you [ __ ] boy. Sir, what is your problem? >> Your problem is sitt in the goddamn [music] driveway. Keep asking me the same dumbass question. Keep asking you the same dumbass question. Which one do you want to answer first? >> You [ __ ] >> Right here. >> Okay. You have your answer? >> Yeah, I sure do. You want to see it? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, well, hell. That one goddamn question is relevant then, you dumb. >> God damn it. >> Right there. >> Okay. Can I handle? >> No, you ain't handing me. Godamn. >> Tell me one [music] more goddamn lie. >> Lie to me again, [ __ ] Lie to me one more go. You see balls, boy. >> Give it to me. >> You ain't handing you [ __ ] I have to present it according to state law. Present. That's it. You want to look you don't [ __ ] you either. Your goddamn job. I presented it as you. Do you or do you not? Boy, >> can you hand it to me? >> No. es the first. >> When a request [music] for documents is met with a legally correct but attitude response, the officer decides [music] to turn his private driveway into a stage for a show of power. >> No, I didn't. Well, then what the goddamn hearing, [music] boy. When I said no, the first a lot of boy cuz you don't know what the means, do you boy? >> What's the driver's license? >> Shut I don't answer. If you want to look at it, look at it. You don't [ __ ] >> figure the >> I will do whatever the required by the law to do you look at it >> my goddamn [music] property you step the [ __ ] >> is your problem >> you want it or not >> I do >> then shut the [ __ ] up you goddamn mouth god driving blocking a goddamn driveway you walk up here and you [music] killed me. You have goddamn body in your >> All right, sir. Stand right there. All right. You want to [music] check? >> This guy's being real erratic. [clears throat] >> He showed me his ID when I give it to me and he's just going to be a problem whenever I give him. You understand? >> You might not even sign it. Huh? >> The ticket is printed. The warning [music] is red. But instead of closure, the matter takes a literal and legal turn. So, what makes the police handcuff when they're done? [music] >> No, I don't need an email. I don't answer questions. I'm attorney present to law enforcement. So, we got anything that's relevant or you just coming over here and make small talk and casual conversation? >> No. >> Okay. Well, don't get off my property. You don't want to ask you, boy. Did [music] I ask you a question or did I tell you something, boy? Off the property. You're not welcome here. That means it has to ease me. Right out there. That way. That way. Come on over there. >> Hey, where are you touching me? Did you not hear me the first time I talked to you? Put your hands on me at all. I have not approached you. I You So, if you don't like it, that's your goddamn problem. I'll get hands on, son. Cuz it might or might not save your ass with your qualified immunity, [music] any of that [ __ ] Now, you got a ticket or you got a not a ticket? >> Yes, sir. >> Great. Let's see it. >> All right. Give me one second. You ready? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> He's fine. What's he going to do? Jump up and get mad. >> All mad here is you, >> buddy. You're a I told you get the So, what the I should be. Huh? Which one do you think I ought to be? Back me up. >> Back me up. Back me up. For what? For what? For what? My property. I told you to leave. I'll be as aggressive as I goddamn [music] well please, son. You're on my property, not yours. This is your property. Guess what? [music] You kicked me right the problem. That little darn your goddamn gun don't make you a big boy, big boy. >> Contact number. >> No me. >> Okay. Are you employed? >> Is that company or >> that's that's capital F yourself? >> Okay. >> Capital F in case you can't spell either. I know you got an educational [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right, sir. So, today you're going to receive a citation for speeding going 50 and a 40. I was just checked on my radar while we were moving. Uh, the court date is 57 2024. [music] >> Right in front of his young child. The father was arrested for evading arrest, a charge [music] usually associated with fugitives, but here he was just walking into the house. Come here. >> Hey, watch the dogs. They're all here. Grab dogs and uh tell [music] your mom. >> Okay. >> Okay. What's the work for fellas? Come this way. >> What's the work for? >> We'll tell you in a second. >> No, you tell me where you're at now. >> What's the work for? What's the mark for fellas? Hey, what's that for? I wonder how many times they're going to hear me ask from the body camera. I wonder anybody. Anybody over here? What's the mark for fell? >> What? Defending what? Arrested [ __ ] Arrest me for God damn it. Would your mama not raise you in any You just as dumb as your goddamn daddy was. >> And when the ex-wife showed up, the story should have stopped. But [music] instead, the police threatened to call CPS because a child was at home with his grandfather. Who were they protecting or what were they hiding? >> Questions out. >> Come on. >> I'm turn. God damn it. >> Look at you. >> Turn around. Consider [music] that you start your seizures on my property. >> No. Okay. I don't need concern. >> You're under arrest here. >> For what? >> You haven't told me that. You're a warrant. >> For what warranty? If I want arrest, you piece of which one or what? >> Sit down. >> What is the [music] arrest for you? >> Sit back. God damn. Where you from? The whole goddamn forest. This become the crookedest [ __ ] suckers I've ever met in my life. God damn you mother. If legal action is taken, the [music] officer could face civil rights violations under 42 USCS 1983. Additionally, the absence of a warrant, lack of sufficient evidence, and improper arrest procedures could result in the ticket being dismissed and the incident becoming grounds for an internal investigation or civil lawsuit. Next, when a boat roars through a slow sped zone, officers think it's just a careless tourist. [music] But the driver is a sheriff's deputy taking his family on a beach trip. One life jacket for each person and a sound producing device. Please open open the hatch. >> Yeah, you certainly can. Yeah, I'd like for you to do it for me. >> He said there [music] were guns on board and immediately the inspection went from relaxed to emergency mode. But that wasn't [music] what put the officer on high alert. >> As I was above the speed. >> Yes, sir. Yeah. That sign back there, you were on plane. You passed it. You finally came [music] down after I came around and called you over. It's idle all the way in once you hit that sign. See the speed of that boat right there? That's the speed you need to be going to. >> Just so you know, I don't have signal. >> Okay. Gotcha. All right. [music] Just as long as it stays there, I'll be good. All right. So, could I see uh your license and the registration for the vessel? >> If we want, what we can do is I'll take this right here. I'll tie around this. That way it'll hold it in. Where you got coming from? >> Like county sh. >> No, I'm saying where are you coming from today? >> Oh, we were at the seminar all day. >> Okay, gotcha. >> Okay. >> Okay. The registration, sir. >> You have it in your truck? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Could I see a life jacket and sound producing device? One life jacket for each person and a sound producing device. Please open the hatch. May I go over? >> Yeah, you certainly can. Yeah, I'd like for you to do it for me. Stay down. What is the uh rope [music] that you just pulled out for? >> Just to tell >> Okay. >> Okay. >> A series [music] of field sobriety tests begin. And every little misstep is recorded. But if you think this deputy will handle it smoothly, [music] prepare to be surprised. >> You can go ahead and return it. Right. Go ahead and return. Left. You can return, sir. Right. Go ahead and return. Right. Return. [music] Left. Return, sir. Okay. Go ahead and and go back to that that position that I had you in before you started [music] the task. Just hands down by your side. One, two, one, two, one, two. Repeat this speed up as you go and do not [music] stop until told. One, two, one, two, one, two. Again. One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two. Speed up. Two, two, one, two, one, two, go back down. Okay, begin. >> [music] >> 1 2 3 4 [music] and you said count backwards. >> Do your best. Do the best so you can remember. >> 7 6 5 and then you said I think you said I guess. >> Okay. Can I talk? >> Yeah. >> All right. You say boot right here and I'll be right back. Okay. Don't. >> All right, let's do you got some shoes? I want to have a chat with you over here real quick. All right, grab your shoes. Do you have any jacket or life jacket or something like that? >> Instead of being handcuffed [music] in front of his wife and children, he was invited to shore for a gentle chat. But then the [music] officer announced, "You are under arrest for BUI, driving a boat [music] while intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of 0.165, twice the legal limit." >> Bro, you okay? Yeah. [music] >> So, uh, do me a favor. Turn around for me. You are going to be placed under arrest for voting under the influence. Okay. I just didn't want to do it [music] in front of your family. I'll explain your options here in a second. Okay. So, I see signs of impairment. Odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. All right. So, I saw signs of um that would indicate impairment. Right. So, slurred speech, odor [music] of an alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. Obviously, there was beer kids or alcoholic beverage empty beverages on the inside the boat on your standard [music] field sobriety test. There were some indicators in there as well that showed the operator was [music] taken into custody and provided two breath samples 0.15 0.165 [music] which is double the limit and he was charged with boating under the influence. And it should be noted that there is an enhanced penalty for anyone who has a blood alcohol limit [music] over 0.15 accompanied by children under the age of 18. As you should know by watching my videos, I am very neutral in regards to law enforcement. I honestly believe that the vast majority of copper are good law-abiding citizens. So it actually [music] bums me out when officers like this break the law and put themselves. In the state of Florida, according to Florida statute [music] SS 327.35, a boat operator is guilty of a crime if he/ she is under the influence of alcohol/ mental [music] illness to the extent that his/ her ability to operate the boat is impaired or has a blood alcohol concentration [music] of greater than equals 0.08%. First offense $500 [music] $1,000 0 cash fine and 6 months in imprisonment. [music] be arrested for BUI and having children under 18 on board. The incident highlights the dangers of [music] drunk driving, especially when children are present and shows that no one is immune from the law, including law enforcement. Next, right on the city sidewalk, a group of people holding banners are suddenly approached by the police, but what makes them threatened with arrest [music] in just the first few minutes. >> The uh the code enforcement >> city sidewalk. >> Could you show it to us? >> No, you're not. >> You can look it up because you should have got a permit. We don't need a permit. The Constitution is our permit. We don't need a permit out here. >> So, what do you what do you what is your demand? >> Disperse. >> Do you realize that that puts you in league with only a handful of >> No warrant, no law, just a [music] cold command? Disperse or you will all be handcuffed? Was this law enforcement or arrogance [music] of power? >> Gentlemen, you can remove the signs or you can come with me. Up to you. >> Uh, officer, we are the Bloodstain Men. We believe we have a constitutional right to uh hold signs in public. >> Okay. Well, it's vulgar >> and it affects other people. >> The ACLU has the ACLU has defended our right to protest >> for skin and penis on your signs. Officer, >> officer, I suggest you call the city attorney before you push your your uh your viewpoint on further than this. >> I'm telling you to pack it up and move. If you refuse to disperse, you'll be arrested for disorderly conduct. >> Who will you arrest? Me or all of us? >> All of you. And you and how many officers are you gonna bring out? Don't worry, there's more coming. >> So, you were saying we don't have a right to protest in this town? >> Not here on a city sidewalk. >> Could you show us this the uh the code enforcement? >> City sidewalk. You can look it up because you should have got a permit before. >> We don't need a permit. The Constitution is our permit. Also, >> we need a permit out here. >> So, what do you what do you what is your demand? Do you realize that that puts you in league with only a handful of cities? We've been over 500 cities across the United States. >> Time to go. I'm telling you to go or we can do it my way. Up to you. >> Why do you say it's your way? Who Who ordered you to do it? So, you're doing it on your own? >> We got Because of this. >> The protesters did not give up. They demanded what few people dared. Specific law quotes right on the spot. And the police's response [music] will shock you. >> You have blood on your crotches. >> Laws, officer. We are not breaking any laws. We have a constitutional right to protest. We have a constitutional right to protest in the United States. [music] Were you Were you raised in the same country I was raised in? We have a constitutional right. >> So you're refusing to disperse. >> I didn't say that. We're talking. >> No, no, no. >> I want to see I want to see the legal citations. Now, what do you mean by disperse? >> Go back to your vehicles. Pack it up. >> Can we Is there a Who is your duty officer? Who's your duty lieutenant? >> Our duty lieutenant on >> Who is in charge? >> Probably a B shift. [music] >> We would like to talk to someone higher than you, officer. We feel that you're making a head. >> Well, you can put the signs in your vehicle till the duty lieutenant shows up. >> We're not blocking the sidewalk. >> You're on the sidewalk. >> We We do not block you because we do not block. What I'm saying is, "All right, Mike, move over a little bit so that they can't claim that we're blocking the sidewalk." >> If you're not on the sidewalk, then you're going to be on so property. >> We are not going on private property. Officer, should you please bring And now you're on. >> Can you please bring your uh >> They're already on their way. whoever's in charge >> because I'm willing to talk to you, but we we are firmly convinced that we have a constitutional right to do this. >> Okay? Because >> the ACLU the ACLU will back us up on that. >> We have This is [music] day four. We were at Orchard Park earlier today. >> Yeah. How'd that go? >> Then came the surprising accusation. Someone reported you guys were exposed. Was this the truth or a ploy to silence the protests? All right. The police didn't bother us a bit. We were in lots of uh David, what what other cities? >> We were in Orchard Park this morning. We were in uh >> the big city. >> We were in Oni yesterday. >> It was reported that you guys were exposing yourselves. Was anybody exposing their >> absolutely false officer said that someone called and said that we were exposing. >> That is absolutely false, officer. Absolutely false. I've been doing this for 11 years. Uh several years ago, someone called >> tell you what it was reported. >> I understand that and I and I believe you because it happened before >> and but but we're not insane. >> Nobody Are you with that? No one was exposed. >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. That that that would we are not lunatics officer. [music] >> No, I No, I understand you got that. I'm not saying you don't. That's the only issue would be obviously if there was any >> exposing yourself. Officer, we we've been doing this for 11 years. >> We've been doing this for 11 years, officer. We pride ourselves on getting along with the cops. We have cops in our >> In the end, no arrests were made, but what was left on camera, a stain on power or evidence for an upcoming sensational lawsuit. >> Oh, sure you have. >> Oh, thank you. Um, people with four. Um, yes. And bloody croc. They're on the sidewalk. They do not have their pants down around their head. No, just uh just the words, the verbiage. Okay. All right. Thank you. Good God. Where is he? Benny 37. Oh my god. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. [music] Pursuant to 42 US code SS1983, the individual/organization [music] may be required to pay restitution to the injured party. In severe or intentional cases, punitive damages [music] may be ordered. Additionally, the court may order the losing party to pay the plaintiff's attorney fees [music] and litigation costs. A technology driver was working normally when suddenly his car was stopped for an unexpected reason. >> I was driving lift. [music] So where where I was coming from, I can't really tell you because that's somebody else's personal care regardless [music] of anything. >> It's not a traffic stop. Why you >> why but why is the investigation? >> Domestic violence, right? They found no evidence but tried to extract [music] personal information from an innocent person. When they received no answer, a cold sentence rang out, starting a power [music] play. >> What's up? >> What's up? >> You tell me. What's the reason? >> Can I explain myself? >> What's the reason? >> Okay, I pulled you off cuz it was a domestic vehicle. Silver Honda Accord. >> This is a dark silver Honda Accord. And I'm not doing [music] domestic violence because you stopped me and I'm middle driving lift. So how could I be in the domestic violence? >> I was just asking. I see you don't got no female in here. I was >> Damn, bro. She >> I get back to work. So I'm coming from dropping somebody off and going to pick somebody else up. >> I'm saying where you dropped them off at. >> If I wasn't in a domestic, there's no female in the car, right? >> Yeah. >> So that would say that I'm apparently doing something. And why does that even matter? >> What street, sir? >> Why does that matter? I'm trying to see what street you came from. >> Why does that matter? Which boat? >> Ain't Wasn't you just right there where you pulled up and then you seen me coming down uh the dark silver Honda Accord? >> Matter. It don't matter. Still >> I was driving lift. So where where I was coming from, I can't really tell you because that's somebody else's personal crib. >> Okay. >> Regardless of anything, what you walk up and just say and I'm showing you an active ride. >> All right, it's cool. Stand by. You just watch me. >> Watch me. >> Are you aware of the aware of the situation? >> I don't care about it. >> Ain't got nothing to do with me. I should have grabbed some napkins at that. >> This ain't even a traffic stop. The person you dropped off, the [music] last person. >> I I can't even tell you that. I mean, go make this more difficult. [music] >> I can't tell you that >> this isn't a traffic stop, so why am I being held up like this? The driver protested, but only received threats and excuses. [music] And then every little defect on the car began to be picked apart. >> You're talking the area that you were in cuz I seen you pull up, right? And the domestic [music] violence was in this area, right? I was not even in this area. I I can't I can't tell you because once the ride is over, I don't have the information. You don't have this is not a traffic stop. It's not a traffic stop. Why? >> Why? But why want Why is this >> traffic stop? >> How does the investigation know >> domestic violence, right? Domestic violence, right? [music] >> I'm telling you. Listen, I can't tell you the name because once the ride is over, the information is gone. That's the best thing I can tell you. >> Your driver's license. >> No, you wildly. Look, I'm getting texts now. Hey, you going what you going? You going just want to check my name. See if you find you not. I'm a good person. We can make this a [music] traffic stop. >> Can't make nothing a traffic stop. That there's nothing illegal. >> Yeah. >> That's secondary. >> Kim right there. Legal. >> That's crazy. Yo, >> I just gave you two things right there. >> This is literally they tell us to do this for safety. >> Still legal. >> Soal. >> That just makes no sense though cuz it's like you want to bother somebody that's telling you the truth. Can you uh show me anything of saying or showing that there is a domestic violence in the area? >> You think that we were closer to the car? >> I don't trust none of y'all, especially after this right here. I would never trust you. >> That's fine. You think? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to leave you behind. >> I don't really care if you do or don't. >> Is there any evidence of the domestic violence you speak of? [music] The question seems simple, but the answer is a shake of the head. >> You think we're going to pull you over the way she The way she just the way she just did it. near various things. >> The way she just did it, >> I don't know how she was a domestic violence, but actually somebody calling said they were trying to force her into the car. >> Then why she say [music] domestic violence then? >> That's how that's how works. Put it in >> force them in the car. That's good. >> I did. I g I gave her direct information. I can't give you somebody whereabouts like information. >> She just asked me the name of the person, right? >> We need the first name. That's all we need. I could >> even if I was even if I was able to go back to the ride, there's no information. You know what I'm saying? Like there's nothing there for me to be like, "Yo, this person there's no address. There's no name. There's just this the area that I was in." And the silver hide the accord. Was it a small one? Did they say a year? That's wild. I mean, most people know these are easy bodies. This a 2015. They got the 2010 you see around here a lot. Then you got like the 99 [music] you see around here a lot. A lot of people like to have a 99 Honda. >> You think I'm person? >> Uh right. Uh I'm downtown. [music] Somebody so-called tried to push somebody in a car and they had a Honda Accord. So they pulled me over. >> I don't know. I mean, like I said, they pulled me over because they think or they somebody in [music] the same type car apparently tried to force somebody into a car. >> I can't cancel it. If you want to cancel it, you would have to cancel it. >> No, I can't. >> I can't cancel it. >> After nearly 15 minutes of being held, the passengers were lost, the income was lost, and the driver was sent off [music] with a curt sentence. continue working >> who knows how long for nothing. This is about to be an accurate situation. Where is That's it. How many days like this? You take all day for this, y'all. to bother somebody. They ain't got nothing to do with that. >> You going to say continue working? >> You too, bro. >> Silly [ __ ] >> The incident demonstrates [music] abuse of power, violation of privacy, and failure to follow standard legal [music] procedures when there is no legitimate reason for an in-depth administrative check. There was no arrest, but the police action may constitute citizen harassment and should be monitored. Next, a seemingly normal border checkpoint is revealed [music] to have a hidden purpose under the guise of checking citizenship. People start filming and things are about to get out of hand. I >> I answered you before I even rolled the window down. I used >> Well, I didn't hear you answer that. I [music] can't tell this thing. The windows up. >> Are you United States citizen? >> My fault. I just like to be on United States citizens. I I just like to be on my way. >> The glass door was cracked open just a little. The answer was given, but the police [music] still wouldn't let it go. The longunning standoff began. Who was really breaking [music] the law here? >> How you doing, sir? >> I'm doing good. >> Oh, United States citizen. >> I I just answered that before I even rolled the window down. >> Was that? I >> I answered you before I even rolled the window down. >> Well, I didn't hear you answer the window up. >> Are you United States citizen? >> I already answered you. I don't think I have to answer more than once. I'd like to just be on my way. >> It's loud. There's a lot of sir. Are you United States citizen sir? I >> I'd like to be on my way. >> Sir, are you United States citizen sir? >> I'd like to be on my way. I answered [music] your question once. I I don't want to talk to you. I didn't make it noisy. I didn't make it noisy outside for you. Somebody else did. That's not my problem. It's not my fault. I just like to be on my way. >> United States citizen. Sir, >> I I just like to be on my way. Sir, may I go? >> Sir, you're stopping traffic right now. >> I'm not trying to stop traffic. You just Can I go? >> No. You're going to park right there. And so until you answer a question, it's going to be right there. I'm going to park right there and somebody will meet you there outside. All right. >> By that ladder right there? >> Yes, sir. That's where you're going. >> Right there. Yes, sir. >> All traffic. >> I have answered. The [music] people firmly kept silent in accordance with their right, but the police did not accept that the law is [music] being bent right at the border. >> I'm not going to sit here and repeat myself over and over and over again. >> You wouldn't answer the question. >> I did answer the question. I told him I answered the question. He says he can't hear. I don't want to speak to you guys. I answered your question. I'd like to be on my way. >> If you didn't answer the question to answer, you're going to stay here until you answer the question. >> I did answer the question. I I'm done done talking. You know, if I'm under arrest or if I'm being detained, do what you got to do. I'll comply with any laws of order you give me. It's not my fault. It's noisy outside. You know, if if that's a problem for you guys, you should do something about the question. Do you want to put yourself in a situation where you're going to have to sit here and sit here when you can just answer a simple question? I'm just doing what the Supreme Court says we should do. They said citizens should not answer questions from law enforcement. >> You're going to continue to detain me even though I already answered it. >> Put spikes in front of every vehicle. You're not going to be able >> Well, that I'm not going anywhere till you tell me I can go. >> I'm a law-abiding citizen. >> That's the question. >> I buy when you try to talk to [music] me. I >> I understand. Okay. It's just frustrating. You know, >> that's frustrating to ask because look, it's a very simple question >> and it's not a lot to ask for [music] you to answer that question. >> I've already answered the question. I only have to answer it one time. >> Okay. Well, [music] you let get somebody's attention when you're ready to to talk to me. But in the meantime, you get the spikes. >> I got it. >> I said you don't need spikes. I'm not going anywhere until you tell me I can go home. I don't break the law. >> When all arguments [music] were no longer valid, people turned to hot dogs and apple pie to answer. The checkpoint [music] now turned into a strangely tense battle of wits. >> I got a camera right there that says idea. >> No, hold on. I'll wait for the truck to go. >> You said you had answered the question. I cannot hear you. It's very noisy with [music] the ancient waters. I have to establish the ship and hear you tell me. Just cuz you said you told me and I didn't hear you. >> I can't hear you. That's why I asked. >> I can't play back without my computer. difficult. I >> I'm not being difficult. I just want my rights respected. >> Are you born in the United States? >> I just want my rights respon. I have the right to remain silent. I'm going to exercise my right arrest, but you're not arrested yet. >> Okay. I'd like to have an attorney present during [music] any question. >> Get somebody's attention with you sometime whenever you feel like you want to go down the road. All right. >> I understand. Deges, spike strips, cops swarming [music] in for an unsatisfactory answer. Simple behavior now blown up into a national threat. But who is the real [music] threat? [music] >> No, you didn't get it right. Wait, wait, wait. You didn't get it right. >> I love baseball, apple pie, hot dogs, and Chevrolet. >> Why is it so hard? Should you be proud to say that? >> I mean, I I would What is it? Why is it so difficult to say that? >> You don't need all these guys here. I'm not armed. >> I'm just going to go here and sit and wait for you guys to do what you got to do. >> What's the real problem? >> I I don't have a problem. My my issue is that I should not have to come in here. >> I mean, you can see the noise, right? You know, it we can't hear stuff and even affects our hearing, you know, longterm. Um, I just don't see why I mean why it's so difficult to be a sister at this point. But legally here for that purpose and it's already supposed to be within 50 mi of the border. I'm not challenging that you're here. >> I'm not I'm not bitching about convenience that I shouldn't have to repeat myself over and over again. Supreme Court says that we should not speak to you guys because law enforcement this day and age is a bad habit of twisting our words around in order to arrest us. >> How could it possibly? >> So So you're telling me you love baseball Chevrolet baseball hot dog? >> So you're telling me you're US citizen? >> Really? Citizens may [music] sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. Pursuant to 42 US [music] code SS1983, individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, [music] have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. Although not arrested, the cameraman claimed [music] that many others were harassed, had their filming rights revoked, or were detained. He called for stricter [music] control of border patrol agents and vowed to continue reporting to raise public awareness. >> So, you're going to arrest me? >> I'm detaining you because you're not listening to what I'm saying. Do not be resistant towards me. >> It all started with a phone call. [music] Someone was arrested, but no one said why. Well, I'm still doing an investigation cuz if you're recording me, I'm still recording, too. So, it's okay. I'm doing an investigation of any suspicious person. >> A suspicious person. Have I broken any laws? >> Doesn't You can't arrest me. Arrest me right now if you want to. >> Here, turn around. >> Stop and right now. >> Oh, you're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> You didn't stop when we asked you to. >> Okay. >> From the outset, the police admitted that they did not know who the [music] person reported was and were merely trying to verify the information. an action that started from ambiguity and lacked legal basis. >> Long on the subject. I didn't know if the caller I wanted to meet so I could get a better description or last known direction of this unknown person. That's a good point. Police approach people on the [music] pretext that someone finds you suspicious. This is not just a simple encounter, but a big question about freedom, [music] prejudice, and power. 55 go with that mail in the 5700 block of Aspen. Hi sir. >> Yes, I'm on the West Mo Police Department. Um the reason why I'm talking to you today is someone called in about you. Are are you just handing out flyers? >> What What am I doing wrong? >> I didn't know People were concerned. >> Yeah, concerned for what? >> Their neighborhoods. >> Hold on. Hold on one second. Hold on one second. >> So, it's not a big deal. >> Yeah, I know. I'm just trying to figure out what we were concerned about. >> Well, in West De Mo, we have a soliciting ordinance. So, if you're knocking on people's doors >> Yeah. soliciting is what? Offering services. I'm not offering a service. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, with that being said, I'd like you to leave me alone, sir. I have not broken any laws. >> Well, I'm still doing an investigation cuz if you're recording me, m I'm still recording, too. So, it's okay. >> Investigating what, sir? >> A suspicious person. They they called in about you. Do you have your Do you have an ID with you? >> No, I don't. >> Do you have your name? Do I have your name? >> No. Am I under arrest? >> Sure. I can't actually. Yes. You're a suspicious person. Someone called in about >> suspicious. How? >> Someone a neighbor a neighbor called over here. So, I don't understand why you're being difficult about this. >> I'm not being difficult about anything cuz I haven't done anything out of it. >> Done with you. You're not free to go. >> Have I done it? Have I broken any law? >> Get the Can you send me one this way, please? >> You haven't broken any laws, sir. >> I'm talking to you. I'm not done. I'm I'm investigating. >> No laws were stated. No crimes were cited, but the orders kept coming. The hands kept close to the guns. When people asked, "Where did I go wrong?" The only [music] response was imposed silence. >> I can detain you. Stop. >> For what? >> Because you're not listening. I'm investigating a suspicious person. Stop now. >> Have I broken any laws? >> Stop. >> Tell me what laws I've broken. >> I told you to stop. >> I don't have to stop. >> Yes. >> No, I don't. >> Either arrest me or what? >> Because I'm talking to you and you're not done this wrong. I just told you I'm investigating who you are. You're >> harassing me. >> Stop. I'm telling you to stop and I'm not going to tell you again. >> And what will you do if I don't stop? >> I will detain you. >> Detain me for what? >> You're not listening. I'm doing an investigation of any suspicious person. >> Suspicious person. Have I broken any laws? >> Doesn't it doesn't That's not the point. >> Any laws? >> Someone called you and it's a suspicious person. >> Okay. And >> you suspicious person. Stop. Turn around. What have I done? >> Because you're not listening to me. >> What have I done wrong? Sir, >> get your hand. Get the phone out of my face. I'm investigating a suspicious person. >> What have I done wrong? I'm not suspicious. I haven't done anything. I'm I'm walking up the street. >> Actually, this is a public roadway. So, this is >> Okay. Okay. Okay. It's a public roadway. That means that I have the right to be on this roadway. Yes or no? >> Everybody has a right to be on roadway. >> So, I am not a >> But you don't have a right to be on anybody else's property or cur. Why would anybody Why would someone call it in? >> That's that's [music] their concern. >> So, their concern, >> listen, I'm I'm recording right now because this police officer just walked up on me saying I'm a suspicious person. He was going to detain for whatever. No threats, no dangerous behavior, but still restrained. People claim innocence. Police still handcuffed. The arrest at this time is more punitive than maintaining order. >> Where are you from? >> Record it. So So could you please get off the phone while I'm trying to record? Thank you. >> Sir, listen. Listen to me. I I work for somebody that will have listen. I work for somebody who will get on you. So I'm going to ask you one more time. >> Okay. using vicinities in front of public people as a crime. I don't care who you work for. >> You don't care who I work for. The person I work for pays you. So I'm going to tell you one more time to get away from me. Leave me alone. >> You're going to you're alone. Get away from me. I'm done. >> So you're going to arrest me. >> I'm detaining you. >> For what? For resistive >> for what? >> Because you're not listening to what I'm saying. Do not be resistant towards me. >> All right. Back to my car. >> All right. You you you've done it. >> Undetained. >> You have done it. Yep. >> You're you're a fool. You are a real fool, sir. >> I told you to stop numerous times. >> And I asked you for what? >> And I asked you to identify yourself because you're I'm investing a suspicious person. Someone had someone had worried. >> Worried about what? Have I Have I tried to enter anyone's property? >> No evidence of wrongdoing, but still arrested for disobedience and making neighbors nervous. Even the [music] police just wanted the matter to end quickly. I >> have not done anything wrong. I have not broken any laws. So if I I suggest you let me out of these handcuffs immediately. I have not broken any laws. >> Okay. Did you stop when he told you to? >> No. He kept walking away. >> Then that's interference. So you're under arrest. >> Interference or what? >> Interference. You just heard a lawful order. >> You were sitting right there and I told you to stop four or five times to identify yourself because there are suspicious person car. I'm >> investigating what? I have not done anything. Okay. You can't just run up on on anyone and just say, "Hey, you you look suspicious." >> He told you to stop >> and we had calls on you. >> You're practicing stop and frisk right now. >> No, you're under arrest. So, >> under arrest for what? Under arrest for what? What have I done wrong? >> You didn't identify yourself. You didn't stop when he asked you to. >> Okay. >> Okay. This is what I'm asking. That's all I'm asking for is your name and date of birth, man. >> All right. Okay. >> So, I can log someone. >> Okay. >> So, what's the what's what's the issue here, man? >> There isn't an issue. I don't anything wrong. Sit back here. >> I have not done a thing. >> Let me out of these handcuffs immediately. >> Sit back here. >> Okay. >> All the way in. >> I just want to lock. >> In Iowa, police abuse can result in criminal penalties, revocation of a police license, internal discipline, or civil lawsuits. Police conduct shows signs of violating civil rights, including the right to freedom of movement, the right [music] to be free from unreasonable arrest, and the right to be free from discrimination. >> Policy is to ask me for my ID. >> And do I need to call the cops and follow you? Like, where's your car or anything? >> As soon as he stepped into the post office, he was stopped immediately. Not for any violation, but just because he was holding a camera. >> Guess you're recording. You're recording me right now. I don't understand what's going on. >> ID is the [music] first thing you said and then you said stop recording. >> Postal worker shows his cards. I need to see your ID now. But is it the law or just abuse of power [music] in uniform? >> Camera's right there. See new compared to like the old status of the building. It's awesome. >> The ID. >> Excuse the ID. >> See my ID? Well, I'm speaking [music] to you. This thing follows me. Look. So, if I'm looking at you, which is respectful because you're talking to me, of course, it's going to record >> somewhere else. Why is that? >> Why would you ask for my ID, by the way? That's a weird [music] weird question. >> No, it's not weird because this job is >> Well, yeah. I mean, you can ask anybody for anything. Like, I can ask you for five bucks. Can I have five bucks? >> Yeah, sure you can. >> Really? Okay, I'll take it. [laughter] >> What's the policy around here? was [music] policy is to ask me for my ID. >> You're recording here. >> Oh, no. I I get that for sure. I'm definitely recording. I'm just checking the building out. But I [music] was just saying the ID thing is what I'm talking about. >> Right. I'm You're on the camera cuz it follows me where I live, right? So, if you weren't [music] directed that way, that's >> for sure. Then the camera's not pointing at you. That's fine with me. I I don't I'm I'm not here for you. I don't need you on my camera. >> But you're in my office and I'm on the clock and I'm supposed to do what I'm supposed to do. That's the thing. Well, what are you supposed to do, man? I I just don't understand [music] why you think you're supposed to do certain things. >> Because when you work with somebody, you follow people for this job and I'm asking because you're in the lobby right now. >> You're you're a little wrong and I can >> Yeah, my ID has my address. Everybody's ID has their address. >> I'm not talking about the ID. I'm talking about working. That's what I'm saying. >> I don't work for the post office. >> This is a business. I don't know what you're doing, so I'm asking. >> Oh, you didn't ask what I'm doing. You said, "Kenny, you [music] see my ID." I'm >> looking for work is what I'm asking you. If you're in here recording, I would like to see ID cuz other than that, you should not be. >> No one touched anyone. No one did anything wrong. [music] So, why were the police called? And then one of their slips of the tongue caused the internet to explode. >> I need to call cops and like where's your car or anything? >> Do you feel [music] like a crime's being committed? >> This is federal [singing] and this is >> Well, if there's a crime being committed, [music] then then you should call cops. But I'm not committing a crime. So >> I have a right to ask you. >> I I said either five [music] bucks for my ID or exchange them. Which one do you want? >> Am I wrong here? No. Am I wrong? >> They have they have no clue cuz they're not in here to take a picture of my >> Well, they just I mean they can't stop you from doing this. >> Well, I don't I don't know what you want. >> Yeah. They have no clue what's going on. So to ask them, [music] >> can we cut the contact here, please? I don't want to keep speaking with you. You [music] never asked. So what if I have a San Francisco Giant shirt on? I like the Giant. And you said, "Can I have your ideas?" The first thing he [music] said and then you said, "Stop recording. You're recording me." And I said, "I'm recording you cuz I'm speaking with you." This video there for [music] >> What did I say? >> But what did I say? I'm good. >> I am recording. [music] You should check your policies, okay? Cuz they allow recording. If we don't speak, then then this thing won't be on me, >> right? It follows me. I'm holding it in front of me. >> Even when the law was pointed out to him, the postal worker refused to do his duty. [music] And that's when he pulled out his final weapon for you. >> I know everything's a problem cuz you're making it a problem. >> I'm asking for ID. >> I don't need to identify myself to you. I don't have to identify myself to you. I'm not going to identify myself. >> But you're in here. [music] >> Well, that's not what you asked in the beginning. I'm >> Yes, I did. Do you want me to answer you or are you going to interrupt me? >> I would like you to leave. >> Would [music] you like me to answer your question? I'm not going to leave. >> I didn't. I I tried several times. I don't want you to leave. >> Okay. Thank you. I would like you to leave, too. >> I wish I could. >> I bet. I bet. It's almost time though, right? I appreciate you. Well, kind of. If you were a little bit more [music] nice, it would be nice. >> You walk in. I mean, it's a witness right here. But I have a witness right here that doesn't lie and has the [music] whole thing. >> So, she's calling Tamika. This is crazy. >> There you go. >> But you're recording me. >> You have to learn your policies. >> See, I told you they just don't know. >> Not arrested, not fired, but about to sue both the post office and the police department. an unexpected ending from a seemingly harmless situation. >> Um, it's four. I have to close at four o'clock. It's 4 or 4 and he's waiting here making the customers uncomfortable. That's >> That's because you said I'm waiting for your boss to do my Freedom of Information Act and you guys are supposed to be doing that. So, I know. Are you guys going to take it? You can easily say no and then I'll you'll get a letter from my lawyer. [music] >> Right. You have to write, >> right? I'm giving it to you verbally. You write >> say verbal. Maybe you guys can explain. She's hostile as hell. [music] So, >> are you guys gonna deny the Freedom of Information Act request? If you guys are, I'll be on my way. >> But I I'll file litigation. Are you going to deny the request? And then we'll just file litigation. >> Real simple. >> At least this. >> Are you going to deny? Are you going to take the request or not? If you deny, then we'll [music] go with it. If you guys are having me leave and not take it, that's a denial by law. So I asked for the request an hour told me wait cuz my postmaster is coming. Then he says the postmaster is not coming. Can I do the request or not? So I can be on my way. >> So do you want to write it down? I don't know about it and I don't know enough about what you're >> write it down. I'm on my way. You guys forward it to your boss. [music] You don't have to do anything else besides take the request, forward it to your boss. This could have been solved. The [music] police didn't need to be here to solve this issue. Okay. I have to tell you what I'm doing with my job. >> So, tell me what I need to write. >> Okay. [music] So, this is the Hey, nobody's doing nothing for views. >> You don't know what you're talking about, bro. You guys are dismissed. We don't need you guys. Yeah. So, I'm going to get every employee here that works in this front office's uh full name. >> Full name. >> Mhm. >> The filmmaker threatens legal action if the foyer is not granted and warns of the lack of training and knowledge of both USPS employees and police. The video ends with a clear message about the need to respect and protect civil rights, especially freedom of the press and access to [music] public information. Next, a stranger shows up with a camera and instantly causes chaos in the office. But who's really breaking the rules here? >> Yeah. >> Nice meeting you. You wouldn't mind if I got your name attached, would you? >> Surveillance cameras are allowed, but citizen cameras are banned. The truth begins to emerge when employees demand to call the police. >> I just spoke to Adam. Who are you? >> My name is >> Your name is >> Selvin. >> Selvin. I just told Adam I didn't need help. You didn't hear me? >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. >> Oh, I'm just taking some pictures and video. I'd rather not say it this time. >> Well, you can't just kind of be lingering. I guess you're doing >> what lingering. I don't know what the definition of lingering would be. >> If you're not doing anything here, >> yeah. >> Oh, there's a bunch of cameras. >> Oh, so your cameras are okay from my camera. It's a problem. >> I would like to go about my business. That's okay. Okay. Well, I'm going to unpack just in case you're making everybody come together. >> I've been here for a total [music] of 2 minutes and I have >> and I have a and there's a bunch of cameras that are recording me. There's one right above your head right there. Anyway, >> my name is Sean. My name is Sean. >> Sean? >> Yeah, Sean. Give me your name, I'll give you mine. That's not an issue. So, we have renewals over here. Just gathering some content for a story. A lot of you say that I talk too much to the employees. That's why I'm like, you know what? I rather not say just I want to go about my business. I'm taking pictures and video. He's not just disturbing. He's shocking. A citizen unexpectedly [music] asks for a selfie in the middle of a tense standoff. What's really going on in this building? Me telling him I'm working on a story is not going to make him any less uncomfortable than what he already is, you know. So you selfish [clears throat] all the way in Nebraska. Huh? So, we just ran into a member of We the People just took a selfie with me. So, apparently he can't believe that I'm here right now all the way in Lincoln, Nebraska. We have numbers of we the people here taking selfies in the treasur's [music] office the department of motor vehicle over here in Nebraska the treasur's office and the department department of motor vehicles you ever see me on an audit feel free to come up to me it's not a big deal the managers in the academy that I'm here he's calling law enforcement Lincoln police department so we'll We'll see if they're educated on our rights. >> Hey, are you recording? >> Huh? >> Are you recording? >> Yeah, I'm recording. >> Are you recording? >> Oh, I'm just recording in the public access areas here. I was just think we're just taking a [music] look at the manager. You know, apparently he's calling law enforcement. All right, guys. So, I just saw law enforcement. The police arrived, but instead of acting as usual, they had a reaction that surprised the person who called them. >> You can see their vehicle right there. See him getting out. There's more than one. They'll be coming inside. Let's hope that they are knowledgeable on our rights and honor their oath to uphold the United States Constitution. >> [music] >> Is that >> Yeah, pretty much. >> So, this is the sheriff's office title inspection. [music] I'm not really sure what's going on over here. >> You wouldn't mind if I got your name in bad, would you? Can >> I do something for you? >> Yeah, your name badge, please. I mean, whichever is easiest for you. >> Thank you. >> And your name badge jumper, ma'am? >> It's Robert. >> Roberts 927. >> Cool. Thank you. >> Thank you. All right. Excuse me. >> Sure. >> No handcuffs, no orders, but a valuable lesson for [music] a person who is used to being wrong without knowing he is wrong. So, we're going to wait here and [music] see what they're talking about. It's kind of weird to me that I asked the officer for his name and badge number. And he says, "Well, what can I help you with?" Well, you can help me with your name and badge number. Officer, I would appreciate that. Officer Moose, 1648, Lincoln Police Department. [music] So that was one of the quickest. You see the officer leaving over here. The other one over here leaving. Wow. I mean not the most respectful officers in the world because you know just explain to me, hey sir, you know you have your right to do what you're doing. But I mean just leaving was good enough for me. not violating my constitutional rights. So, you know, the manager probably got an education here today, [music] and that's a good thing. That's what we want. And let's hope that uh the Lincoln Police Department learned from this experience, and so does the Lancaster [music] County. Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights. [music] Pursuant to 42 US Code SS1983, individuals/organizations are required to pay [music] damages to the injured party, violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, [music] or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. No arrests, no charges, no criminal violations. But the video became evidence [music] of the ignorance of public officials and the role of police in protecting [music] constitutional rights, indirect consequences. The treasurer's office was publicly shamed on YouTube and its reputation in the community could be affected. >> Taser, taser, taser, taser, taser, taser. Get on the ground. Roll over now. Put the handcuff behind your back. Put it behind your back. A truck driver begged to go to the [music] bathroom, but received a powerful electric shock in return. You're >> the one that's going to go. >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> I'm not going to sit here. >> Put your hands up. >> I have your hands up. >> A man asked to go to the toilet in [music] desperation. But what he got was a pro threat. Want a hamburger? >> Do you want to get arrested? >> Do you want to get fired? >> You're the one that's going to go. I got to go to the bathroom. >> No, I got to go to the bathroom. >> I am. I am. Put your foot out like you are. >> Just get me off. >> Just roll over right there. Stit right there. You know I'm bleeding. [music] Yeah. Well, how about her? What's that about her? You got to take the cuffs off. >> He said, "I just had [music] shoulder surgery and immediately taser taser taser. The question is where is the limit [music] of compassion in a traffic stop? me over. No, you're going to give me the rest of your stuff or you're going to get some tickets. >> I'm not going to have an accident. >> You ran. >> You ran a red light. Yes, sir, you did. Coming off the interstate. I need your I need your red. Yes, it is. >> You have to stop first. It is red. No, he didn't. I need your >> I'm not arguing with you. I need registration and proof [music] of insurance, please. The >> US Supreme Court. I don't have to let you go anywhere. >> Yeah, you do. >> No, I don't. You have to get You want to get arrested? >> Do you want to get to get arrested? Do you want to get fired? >> You're the one that's going to >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> I'm not going to sit here and put your hands up. >> Put your hands up now. Put your hands up now. You're going to get tased. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Turn around. You're not listening to me. Turn around and put your hands up. >> My stomach. >> I'm going to give you up. You're going to give me the count of three. >> One more. >> I have a bad stomach. >> Yeah. And I wonder if you turn around. We're not playing. >> Don't move my shoulder. I can't move. >> Move in front. I just had an operation. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Get on the ground. Roll over now. Put that handcuff behind your back. >> Put it behind your back. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Central. I got one taste. >> I know. I took a my pen. >> Thank you very much. [music] >> I can't move my shoulder. I had an operation 3 months ago. Put it behind your back. My shoulder. >> Put it behind your back or you're going to get it again. >> It's that simple. >> My shoulder. >> All you had to do was listen. >> Oh, daddy. I just had to go to the bathroom. >> You should have listen. The Supreme Court allows me to leave," the driver shouted. But to this policeman, [music] all the rules seemed to be something that could be ignored. "Hey, >> no, no, no. The other way." Other way, other way, sis, I told you I had an operation on my shoulder. >> Which shoulder? This way. >> Why? Hold on. >> Hey, no. Go the other way. >> Traffic 10. I'll be hind the uh semi truck. [music] >> I am. I am. Put your foot out like you are. Just get me up. Just roll over right there. If you wouldn't give me a hard time, I would have let you >> I had to go to the bathroom. I give you my stuff. >> I understand that. >> You do not control the traffic stop. >> I have to go to the bathroom. >> You do not control the traffic stop. >> No, you do not. When I tell you that I need your stuff and what I need, you give it. >> I give you everything. >> No. You wanted to give me a hard time in the end. You're not leaving till I tell you. >> Where am I going to go? >> I don't know. But you're not leaving. The Supreme Court says I have the right to Wait a minute. You're going to jail to the Supreme Court instead of somebody had to go to the bathroom. >> Yeah, you're going to go to jail now. >> You don't know your job. >> You're going to jail for obstruction. So, go ahead and stand [music] up for me. >> The driver lay on the ground in pain, pleading for mercy because of his [music] old injuries. The policeman coldly declared, "It's all because you didn't listen to me." >> Did I still go? >> No. You can go to the jail. >> I can't sit now >> just because I had to go to the bathroom real quick. told you we're not leaving. [music] >> You were giving me a hard time. >> No, I didn't. I told you I had to go real bad. I >> had to sit in the car. >> No, he's up. I'm going to I'll search him here when we [music] get to check. >> Yeah. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Flashlight. >> No, I [music] don't. >> We're to pull the prongs out. >> You know I'm bleeding. What about here? >> What's that about here? >> You got to take the cuffs off. No, I don't have to. We'll loosen the [ __ ] out of us operation months ago. >> You have anything on you going to stick? >> Do you have anything that's going to stick? >> No, I have nothing in my pockets. >> I'm just asking. Hang tight. >> If you would just relax. >> All you had to do is let me go to the bathroom. >> So, you ran to the red light of Jones. I went to stop him. He jumps out of the truck trying to take off. Got to go. Not you. [music] Give me your information. >> I gave you my information. >> You see what I'm dealing with? I'm not giving you anything. I don't have to. I can leave. No, sir. >> No, I never said that. Supreme Court says >> I never said that. >> Have custody of him until he's done. >> We haven't searched yet. >> I was just getting ready to search. >> I was just finishing up with that. [music] >> There's nothing on it but my wallet. >> Yeah. I hadn't got that far. >> Spread your feet for me. >> No. Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet some more. >> All this because I had to go to the bathroom. All this because you didn't listen. >> I had to go. >> It has nothing to do with you going to the bathroom. It has to do with you listening. right now. >> I had to go to the bathroom real bad. You're going to freaking stop me. >> No, somebody got their hands up. >> What should have been a ticket and a few [music] seconds of understanding was the traffic stop. Instead, it turned into a nightmare of absolute control. >> I couldn't wait. I couldn't hold it no more. I'm not even going to talk to you then at this point. >> Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. When you get a bad stomach ache sometime sometimes. All right. And and you get it real fast and real bad. You got to get to the bathroom real fast. Correct. >> Yeah. But you are driving a 23rd 26,000lb missile the way you came off the interstate. It's all on tape. The whole interaction 30 seconds before I hit my lights shows you coming off the inter. I'm not arguing with Are you going to let me talk so I can explain things to you? >> All right. I was going to give you a [ __ ] citation. All right. Look for the red light. [music] I was going to get your information, get your phone number, and once I verified everything, let you go to the bathroom. So, either you're going to let me talk or you're going to sit in the back of the car and you're going to read the PCA at the end of the day because obviously you don't want to listen. At which point you would have gave me the information, I would have let you go in there. I don't have a problem with that. But when you tell me you're going to let me go, I have to let you do this. I'm going to lose my job. It doesn't It doesn't matter that you had to go. You are being consed by a law enforcement officer. At that point, you are not free to do anything you want to do until the stop is done. had you given me the information. Had you said, "Sir, yeah, I I did whatever I ran in the stoplight and I I was trying to get here to go to the bathroom." I would have been, "Yeah, I understand it. No problem. Go do it and come back out." And it would have been as simple as that. But when you It doesn't matter. Did you not hear what I just said? You're not listening to me. >> But I'm not going to sit there and have an accident >> because I don't know what your intentions are. Okay? I don't know if you have drugs, you got a gun, if you're just trying to leave the scene, if you got you got a warrant. I don't know. It doesn't matter if you're [music] in a commercial vehicle. This whole this whole situation arised because you didn't want to listen, honey. I gave you my license. I gave you the commit book. >> Yeah. After like after like the fourth or fifth time I had to yell at you and then you said, "I'm still going to go." >> You're not in control of the stuff. >> I'm not going to go to the bathroom in my pants. >> Well, you would have already been in the vacuum and been out of the ticket and been out of here. >> So, why didn't you just accept the book in my license? >> Because there's things I have to verify. >> Up 787.02 02. Detaining [music] a person without a warrant or without apparent legal grounds, may be considered false imprisonment, a thirdderee felony, [music] punishable by up to 5 years in prison or fine of up to $5,000, [music] 0. The driver was arrested, injured, dragged into the car, and had his arms locked behind his shoulder, requiring surgery. The police actions not only caused physical harm, but also eroded public [music] confidence in law enforcement. And so the family outing ended not at the beach but at the police station where the deputy finally got to try on his role as a [music] citizen like everyone else. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, [music] don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. >> [music]