I can't tell you you can't be on private property here. Isn't this public property? >> to walk on the sidewalk. You can't just come up with the rules, sir. Is it written? Do you think we have more right to take pictures at the Walmart parking? >> Well, you see that's how the police are. I let you speak, let me speak. >> get into a witch hunt about the parking lot. >> You have to. You're talking about jail. Just a camera and a misunderstanding of the law, some officers have put themselves in a position where they may have to face legal consequences. So, like you're just seeing like the clickbaiting information. Obviously, it's going to get you into Well, I don't clickbait. Whatever you see on my title is whatever When the evidence is in the hands of the public, the legal price to pay can be far greater than they ever imagined. A group of individuals is filming and taking photos around an area connected to the Kansas City Police Department. Everything starts off normal, but after just a few simple questions, the atmosphere quickly changes. I don't have a beautiful lady in the older cars. We don't have all these nice uniform Some of them are And you're the boss. >> That's not nice. Or are you letting, you know, you're letting the I don't know. But how are you guys doing today? We're doing good. Can you tell us why >> Where are you from? I'm Kansas City. Good. Where are you guys from? We're from America. Uh quick question. >> need anything specific or I know I I came back out cuz you said you wanted to Oh, it was you? >> I had Yeah, it was me. >> Oh, you were I think you were wearing a mask, right? I was. Okay, cool. >> to the restroom and Can you tell us which way and walking directions we need to go to the others spot you said for a police department? We're trying to get a What is it? Public records request form. Oh, well, that's going to be here. It's here, right? [music] >> you got to wait till Monday. Okay. Okay, cool. No problem. Oh, are you in charge of these gentlemen? Could you Could you please tell them that whenever they speak to the citizens, they just they just don't ignore and and get in the car and just walk away, especially to this one? Okay, so Could you please inform him? Okay, so Did you guys need anything? Yeah, I'd like to get his name so I could complain. Officer Wood, serial 50058. Can you tell me why you ignored me when I asked you a question? >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let me let me ask a question. What is it I How did you say you want your public record? What is it What else can we do for you? Can you tell us if somebody called the police on us for taking pictures? He He probably not. You need somebody to speak to him? Why they call the Why Why they call the police? Saludante a la Why did you call the police? Well, you guys should know. No, nobody called the police. The police building is cam is cameras. I know. We were taking We were taking pictures and somebody >> us. The police department monitors our building. No, but somebody called the police, right? And I'm calling the police. >> Okay, but listen, here's the deal. I don't I can't speak for a citizen. Nobody had to call us. It was a It was a public employee. But do you not realize I was already going to the restroom? Yeah, yeah. That's fine. >> back out. So nobody My thing is nobody called. We were already What seemed like it would end with a few uncomfortable questions was only the beginning. As the seemingly simple exchange grew more sensitive, a new boundary was suddenly drawn. And in the very next moment, everything escalated so quickly that no one had time to react. I know, but if he gives you If he gives you his name, what what right is he waiving? All I needed to say was Mr. So-and-so to be cordial. That's it, sir. Okay. Okay. Okay, no, we're not trying to be rude to you either. By the way, you have very nice teeth. I appreciate that. I can I can talk to you all day. Thank you. Well, well, I said I was going to come talk to you. That's all I was saying. Thank you. Thank you. You're very nice. You're very nice. Just like two words. >> [laughter] >> No, I don't. You understand Spanish? You understand Spanish? I understand Spanish, but he doesn't understand He's Italian. Que pasa? No que que fueron a mi casa. >> How's it going? Good. How you doing? Doing good. Just wondering you're sergeant, right? Yeah. How come you get to drive a nice car and the other sergeant lady drives like the shitty car? We switched cars. I got this one, too. So Ah, cool. The tension is no longer just words. It's turning into a clear confrontation. As neither side backs down, legal boundaries are questioned right in front of the camera. And then with just a single warning, the situation instantly shifts to an entirely different level. I tell you can't be on private property here. Isn't this public property? >> walk on sidewalk. Isn't this public property? >> parking lot. Okay, it's publicly funded, right? >> Yeah. You cannot film. You should not be on the police parking lot. Police property. >> taking pictures, brother. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> If you do it from the sidewalk, you're good. Am I going to get arrested if I'm here? It doesn't say restricted. >> I'm telling you right now. >> not You can't just come up with the rules, sir. Is it written? Yes, it is. I had a question. So He has a question. Hey, sir. You guys got to get off the property right now or you're going to be arrested for trespassing. There is no trespassing sign. >> I'm telling you right now. Okay. Sir. Hey, sergeant. Sergeant. Sergeant. Hey, sergeant. Hey, sergeant. I wish Come on, man. We're we're peaceful people. How can you be talking about jail? How can you be talking about jail for taking pictures? You see, that's why we do what we do. We're trying to find out who's rude, who doesn't want to be nice to us. What what What harm are we making are we doing by standing right there taking pictures of police cars that we bought our god damn selves? >> Shameful. Unbelievable. And when this is the black officer, get the old car, too. Air conditioned, vehicle. >> Hey, if this is restricted area, you should put a fence around it. Yep. And a sign. You can't just come up with the rules. You can't just come up with the rules, sergeant. It's It says cars. It says towed. Are you going to tow me? You can't just tow me to jail. You have to tow me to the to the impound place. And I don't think they tow people, ma'am. They tow the cars. Why is he talking The tension has now reached its peak as the back and forth goes far beyond a normal conversation. Opposing viewpoints clash head-on, and neither side is willing to back down. But what's most striking is that the very next moment will catch everyone off guard as a controversial statement is made right in front of the camera. You see him there? I don't know. I don't know what to say. Then back us up because you're a sergeant to a police department. All I'm saying is hang tight. All I'm saying is let me read the sign because A, I don't get people down here disputing the sign, okay? I You see, you listen. I like you. >> All I'm saying is this is the police parking lot, and even though it is not fenced in for the protection of those citizens or who not citizens, but the people that have their cars, I'm sure they would not want their How many How many I understand. I understand, but Do you think we have more right Do you think we have more right to take pictures at the Walmart parking But you see, that's how the police are. I let you speak, let me speak. >> get into it with you about the parking lot. >> You have to. You're talking about jail. He's talking about jail. I didn't talk about jail. So, if he's taking somebody, would you stop him? Cuz you know we do nothing wrong. Why do we want to get into a debate right now? Because we're trying to talk about public property. He's saying this is police property. We have the right to be in public property. We can't go into private property, can we? Listen. >> No. If you want to get into a debate, you can. >> Well, I am with the supervisor. You are, but I don't understand where you want to go with it. >> Well, we want we want him we want you to tell us that it's okay for us to walk around and take pictures of publicly funded property that we're not doing anything wrong. We're not doing anything illegal. >> personal car though. Well, ma'am, we put our personal cars everywhere too where we go. What's so different? You see, we're not trying to create a drama or a problem. We love good cops, good courteous police officers like yourself. And and and and we encourage uh a lot of people to be good police officers, but if you're nice and you're talking about jail for people that are not breaking the breaking the law. We have no we have no victim here. Why why are you talking about jail? You know? It's It's just ensuring that the people that work on the department have privacy. That's all. I get what you're saying. You said you brought up Walmart. Then you would Yeah, you have privacy. You can leave your car at home. I mean, we have privacy, too. You guys have full access to all of our information. We just say 6 months training. I'm not going to go back and forth with it in the future. That's fine. But he would he would You're very nice. You're very Lawson Lawson. We need her to get a newer car. Everything seems to have reached its limit. But no. At this very moment, the situation suddenly takes an even more unpredictable turn. A series of statements and actions that follow not only intensify the tension, but also push things closer to an outcome no one expected. If you're and all and I'm private property which I told you you're trespassing. Do you know everybody disagrees with you right here? Do you know Do you know they disagree with you? The sidewalk means you're fine on the sidewalk. Sir, you're a tyrant. Why would Where's Where's the victim here? Where's the victim here for taking pictures? How many bad cops have you ever arrested, sir? This Sir Sir, you have another supervisor right here that disagrees with you. That We have Yes, I have you on video, ma'am. Oh, we're not But you're not backing him up. Are you a supervisor, sir? Sir? He's talking about jail here. He's talking about jail for taking pictures in public property. Can you explain that [music] to me? So, if there's no trespass, that's all we want to know. It's just a We're We're not >> remembers the video with 100,000 views from when we were here last time, right? No one remembers that and we got calls. Cuz you guys are about to get more calls. Look, we We don't want nobody to call you guys and and give you one star on Google. >> I do. We We want We want you guys to to get five stars. That's why we're trying to resolve this. But you don't you you can't just turn a uh uh uh constitutionally protected activity into a crime. Could you please show us your face, sir, so that the world can see you? Hey, just so you guys understand We're not in problem in We're not where you're at right now. So, what else? You threat More threats? I'm Milowski. If you guys come back here I'm I'm our property. any parking lot, filming cars, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> Okay, and what if we stand in front of your house on the sidewalk? Can we film it? >> Yes, you can. Okay. Okay. >> Perfect. >> We're still going to get these cars, all right? Perfect. Because, you know what? We have 100 million views on the internet. Didn't you know Didn't you know what happened last time we were here? >> taxes for this parking lot. We pay taxes for these videos. We pay taxes for these cars. We pay your salary. You're a tyrant. Take off your mask. Take off your badge. Turn in your gun. Do the walk of shame. >> Hey, why does that say closed on it if it's not part of the public? Yeah. He parked in the police parking lot. >> Hey, why don't you guys going to I want to I want him to get a ticket. >> no [ __ ] Oh, he he Oh, he's okay. He He don't He don't have He don't have to go to jail, right? >> And we walked away. ticket. Everything's on video. Everything's on video, guys. See you. You ever heard of Audi Thing America? Con 100 millones de vistas en el internet. A situation that began with something very small quickly escalated into a highly controversial confrontation. Is this law enforcement in action or a moment where the line was crossed? Up next, a videographer conducts a First Amendment audit at a public facility, but from the very first moments, a small detail suddenly turns the situation tense. It's called a cam back. Turn your phone the other way, you get a better picture. You don't know how to use your phone? Can I get your name and badge number, please? We're going to request that if that's your personal phone, it's not your policy to take pictures with your personal phone. All right? Learn your [ __ ] job. I'm going to request that. What is it called in cell phones? The zoom is sticking. Huh. This guy is so dumb recording us. With his phone, which is against his own policy. They just walk up to the camera and do the wrong [ __ ] all the time. Wait, Danny is a three-percenter. Yo, who do you think you're talking [ __ ] to again? The tension begins to rise as the exchange is no longer just a simple conversation. It seems like things might cool down, but they don't. Just minutes later, an unexpected statement is made, pushing the entire situation to a completely different level of tension. What's up? Didn't I meet you yesterday? What? Why are you taking a picture of me? I didn't even take a picture. That wasn't you? That was me. I held up my phone. I didn't take a picture of All right. All right, so So, you Who do you work for again? Not for the public? I work for you, too. Gentlemen standing before me. You You do? You guys talked to me. You're the boss. Look, how long have you been a cop? Uh, almost 4 years. 4 years. How many corrupt police officers have you arrested? Everyone that I've ever caught. How many police officers have you have you written a ticket for a traffic violation? I don't know. Never. Really? Are you allowed to use discretion whenever you want? Uh, in most cases. There'll be certain cases where no, there's no discretion. Which is only when you have your lights on, right? What does that mean? So, you're allowed to take discretion on on roadways only when you have an emergency lights on, right? I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, that's how it works. You can't just use not use your blinker whenever you want. You have to use your lights to be able to to violate traffic laws, to go through intersections, to avoid, you know, like using a blinker in like all that. >> No, I was I was referencing if I see another driver make a turn maybe, like to use your example, Yeah. >> I don't have to give him a ticket. I don't have to stop him. No, you don't. >> nobody around, that's what I was saying. It's the kind of the tree falls in the woods effect. If nobody's around, is it really hurting it? I like you saying that right now, because I I ticket and I it's all on my YouTube And I took a U-turn, which is legal. And they're trying to say to me it was illegal. They pulled me over in a very unsafe manner on the highway and everything like that. And they're saying, "Yeah, we're not here for your safety." And there was no way There was no cars around in the middle of the night, like 3:00 a.m. So, you know, you saying that right now kind of proves a point to me about We don't have to. What? We don't have to write the ticket. Right, you don't have to. You don't have to, you could. You could go after them. But I think if you did go after them, there's no cars around, that's a fishing expedition, and you just try to get something else against them. It's not about just a traffic stop. Do you have anything on your on your record as a police officer? Like, has anybody ever filed complaints on you? Yes. How How many times approximately? Just one time? Were you guilty of that or Was I guilty? What was the outcome? I was guilty of violating policy. I was guilty of violating policy. After the tense back and forth, the situation is no longer just a simple argument. As the questions go deeper, a different perspective begins to emerge. And at that very moment, the story takes an unexpected turn as new details come to light, making everything more sensitive than ever. Yeah. Depending on what it is, I mean Right, right. I mean, obviously, like if it's a habitual like minor offense >> Habitual minor, you may be found incompetent. How long have you been a police officer? You're new? Good. Yeah, you look young. Okay, we don't ask the age. Um All right. All right. What are you guys doing right now other than talking to us? We are getting ready to change over. So, you're going into the station? Oh, oh, I see. And then we ran into you guys. I'm happy to talk to you. Okay. When you do it with what is perceived as the goal of getting a police officer fired, it kind of makes No. No, no, no. That's up to the police officer. If that That's up to the No, no. See, if if they If you guys violate our rights, then we're going to have to file a complaint just because like these guys should not be working in in office if they're going to act like this, you know? So, I mean that's on you guys. That's not Yes or no? Yes or no? It's on us to control our own behavior. But I mean even if I if I if I if I behave 100% spectacularly, I'm going to be put on YouTube. Maybe not by you guys in particular, but by some YouTubers out there. It's going to be horrible cop breaks his oath or whatever the highlight is. You know, it's clickbait. Yeah. >> it. That's how you make $3,000 a month. I get it. Right. Right. >> It makes sense. It's all good. But you judge a book by its cover? What does that mean? So, like you're just seeing like the clickbaiting information. Obviously, that's going to get you into it. >> Yeah. I haven't I haven't researched anything you guys do. I don't know what you Well, I don't clickbait. Whatever you see on my title is whatever whatever you get on my content, you know? It's They're very Like this, I would say This? I'm going We don't we don't work for you. >> [laughter] >> This is like right in the middle right now. No, this is this is the the title would be Um wow, okay? Wow. And then that The conversation is no longer just a simple exchange. It's beginning to touch on deeper issues. It seems like things have reached their limit. But not quite. What happens next will push the situation even further in a way no one could have predicted. Exclamation point. And then like your face giving me like the evil eye like the other guy. You got to see my last video. No. I'm looking at the sun right now. I can't >> No, I just It's just this guy one of your Yeah, from yesterday. Dude, he looked dangerous. I was like, "Whoa! He's crazy." Guys, if you believe this is really a problem in the community, we're more than open to discuss it. If you're here to start trouble and No, not here to start trouble. We're not here to start trouble. What's that? We just want to film. I want We want to see what's your reaction. How you if you're going to respect it or not. >> I'm telling you the majority of time reactions are normally because of your predecessors who kind of set the standard really low. Yeah, I >> There's a reputation that the YouTubers and First Amendment auditors, this is the kind of reputation you guys kind of have. You can change that. Did you know what >> could just say the same thing back to you is that the reputation of what how we get in reactions are unacceptable and like they should change. So So if you want us not to get hits, you just basically act right. The reputation of a police officer in America has been tarnished. From what, though? From what? How has it been tarnished? The reputation of a police officer? Because of the police officers, not because the public. We can We can debate about that all day. >> Debate? I mean, it's been proven over and over again. You have an Attleboro police officer, you know, uh with child porn. You have a Woonsocket police officer raping a man in a bathroom. You have all these things that are going on. I mean, I can go on and on with stories. It And in Pawtucket, I The same The same tyrant from Woonsocket, Sergeant Gloyd from Woonsocket. Tyrant that that he needs to touch you to talk to you. Okay? One who's a tyrant? Jared Boudreau. Slam me on the floor, frame me on disorderly conduct. He was. They They where they gave him that some sort of status in there. But like he beat up and pepper sprayed a guy at D'Angelo's. The 2 weeks later, they arrested a guy for legally open carrying on his own property which they didn't charge him for anything. They gave his gun back and everything. And then he was put into as an SRO officer and tackles that kid. And he gets promoted for it. Come on. That's That's the summary you have. That's That's this is within like a 6-month span. Right. Yeah, that's pretty horrible. >> and discussed the facts of every single case? What seemed like a minor confrontation reveals completely different perspectives on power and responsibility. With everything captured on camera, what remains is not just today's story, but how it will be judged in the future. [music] Citizens may file a lawsuit against police under Section 1983 if their rights are violated. Officers who violate those rights could face [music] financial liability and may also be subject to discipline or termination. A good society is not built on imposition, but on understanding, mutual respect, [music] and responsibility from both sides. Hey everyone, what do you think [music] about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. >> [music]