You have the right to apply, but you can't film general things. >> I'm a member of the public for their for their services. >> This is a danger to the public right here. >> This is crazy. >> Yeah, we could just walk in. Exactly. >> Police confused by a camera who deserves to be fired. >> It's for client confidentiality. Like, I'm just here. I'm an independent journalist. I'm working on a story on the facility here. Mhm. Me either. You're the one telling me to leave. >> They better want you here. You have >> security guard gives order. Police appear but gets reverse education. >> You wanted to show me >> this sign right here. So, I'm going to ask you to stop recording. >> So, if they don't want you over here, if they don't want to give you, they're just going to ask you. >> And uh that that sign is not a statute. It's not a law. It's just something somebody printed out on >> a printed sign and a security guard think it can defeat the United States Constitution. But what happens when people dare to question it? >> Okay. Where where's the sign you wanted to show me? >> This is the sign right here. So, I'm going to ask you to stop recording. >> Oh, I like I said, I I don't think I I I don't think you guys would leave personal information out where people can see it. >> He's not committed any crimes or anything like Just let him be. It's fine. >> When the police came in, people thought their rights would be taken away, but no one expected the policeman himself would have to relearn the law. >> We'll check that out in a minute. So, I've never seen this before in any probation or pole office I've ever been in. It's a vending machine. Very interesting. So, this is the Department of Human Services here. >> What's up, man? >> Hey, what's up? How are you doing? >> How can we help? >> Um, I don't need any help right now. Thank you. I appreciate that, though. >> Okay. >> How you doing, sir? How's your day going? >> Great. Good. >> So far so good, bro. >> So far so good. Good. Good, man. >> Good. Good. Good. >> Enjoying the weather out there, man? >> Yeah. It's really nice outside, right? >> That's awesome. >> We have some applications over here. request for EBT card >> assistance request form. >> Can I help you with something? >> I'm just taking a look at around at the applications and stuff here. What is the uh >> what what are the services that are offered to the public here? Can >> I show you a sign first? >> Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Let me see. >> Only because of confidentiality of the alliance. >> Okay. Where where's the sign you wanted to show me? >> This the sign right here. So, I'm going to ask you to stop recording. If you can't, you have to leave the building. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not going to leave, sir. >> You're not going to leave? No, >> Sunonny. >> Excuse me. >> I'm sorry. I can't. Let me get closer to you. >> I asked him to leave. He said he refuses >> for Can I get your name and badge number, please? >> Officer. >> Oh, how are you? >> It's their ruling. >> It's for client confidentiality. >> They don't want you to record him. If they don't want you here, they have to ask you. I will have to ask you. >> Why is a tiny public building guarded like a fortress? Two guards, a policeman, and a truth that no one wants to make public. >> You have the right to apply, but you can't just general things. >> Why couldn't I just come in and film applications and general things here? This is Is this >> You can grab an application and sit down and fill an application. >> Is this a public building? >> Open to the public, right? >> Open to the public. >> Right. Like I'm just here, independent journalist. I'm working on a story on the facility here. >> Mhm. >> And uh that that sign is not a statute. It's not a law. It's just something somebody printed out on a I'm not arguing with you either. You're the one telling me to leave. >> They want if they if they don't want you here, you'll have to leave. >> No, that's not that's not the way the law works. I have every right to be here. >> Okay. You're you're free state. >> So why would you tell me to leave there? >> If you have to go application documents here, >> right? >> And there could be personal information. >> But why would you leave personal people's personal information where anybody could see it? >> I don't. But there could be. >> This isn't actually an article. >> Somebody's name that came in. I mean, >> is there something I can do to help? >> Yeah. What services do you offer here to the public? >> Um, well, there's several different buildings, uh, se several different departments building. There's the Department of Labor and Training. >> Okay. So, what But, so Department of Labor, helping people get jobs, things of that nature. And then Department of um, Health and Human Services is what? >> That uh, Department of Human Services. >> Human Services, SNAP, Medical. >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. Oh, I like I said, I I don't think I I I don't think you guys would leave personal information out where people can see it in the lobby. I would just No. >> Right. We're having I'm not arguing with her. >> He's not committed any crimes or anything like Just let him be. It's fine. >> Okay. >> So, you know, she know >> I was just having a polite conversation with her. You won't believe this police officer's U-turn from asking to leave the building to suggesting come back next time. What made him do such a 180° change? >> I don't know. We have two security guards and a law enforcement officer stationed here. So, he's talking to them right here. >> Why? Why do this, man? I'm not arguing with you. I'm not trying to argue with anybody. I'm just saying, you know, I'm here to exercise my rights. That's it. >> Go fight, bro. That's that's all you do. I will. They'll help you out. I will. >> You know, if you want to record, go for it, man. You want to take a seat and enjoy it? >> All right. Sounds good. >> Big deal. He's a law enforcement officer. He took to uphold our constitutional rights. I want you all to point out in the comment section how much personal confidential information that I've received since I've been here. You know, it's good to come into these buildings cuz you get to see the government waste. We have one, two security officers. For what? For what reason? This is the Department of Labor and Department of Human Services. Nobody's in here. I don't really get it. See, like no visitors beyond this point. That would be a restricted area. Sure. Sorry about that. Yeah, no problem. I'm very polite. I don't get why people are so upset. Also, quick question for you. Is there like a security uh as far as like security high security risk here? Cuz I noticed that you're stationed here, right? But normally a law enforcement officer is stationed in this building. >> Okay. >> With with two security guards. >> Yes, man. >> All the they could be >> for the staff safety and their well-being. That's why they request uh you know >> a detail officer detail and then the two security guards. >> You're no threat, man. >> Exactly. Yeah. Exactly. >> I respect it. >> And I and I and I'm glad that you're doing your job by >> allowing me to do my job. respect, you know, their policy. >> Listen, you know, I just seeing things like this where you have like two security guards and a law enforcement officer in such a small area here. >> It's kind of like >> why does a camera cause panic in the entire public administration? Are we living in a society where transparency is a threat? >> The two private security that come in. So, whatever they request, you know, we try to abide by their rules at the end of the day as well. So, >> all right. That's interesting. Thank you for answering my questions. I appreciate it. Thank you. And what department are you with? >> One. >> One. >> Yep. You don't want Saga station's right down the street as well. >> Okay, gotcha. Perfect. Thanks, man. I appreciate you answering my questions. >> Okay. Any other questions? Let me know. I got you, man. >> All right. Thanks. Appreciate you. >> Those are Hocus. >> Yeah, Hocus. Yeah, >> they're comfy. >> Yeah, real comfy. I do a lot of walking. >> You're dealing with some shoes now. It's like all everyone everyone has their running shoes all the time. >> Just want comfort. Just want comfort, right? >> Like comfort nowadays. >> Especially I'm older, man. You know, Jordans and all that. How old are you? >> 27. >> 27. Cool, man. Cool, man. How long you been with the department? Three years. >> Three years. >> Very cool, man. >> All right. Well, it was nice talking to you. >> Of course, bro. >> Take care. >> You, you know how funny it is. You went from telling me to leave to telling me to come back another time. >> No, I get it, man. You know what? Listen, I'm not here to cause I'm not here to get personal information or or b escalate situation in any way with anybody, man. I just I just like to ask questions and >> once we get understanding of >> questions, see, I thought it was interesting, you know, about the amount of security here for the small area here. You know, I just >> I get to I get to find out different things in different buildings. >> I got you. I >> John concluded that despite being initially asked to leave, his rights were eventually recognized. He called on viewers to pay attention to the contradiction between the police's initial words and their final actions. He also emphasized the need to monitor the government and combat the trend of abuse of power. Next, what do you think would happen if you just stood there filming a public building? In today's video, a security guard caused things to get out of hand. permission to filming. You working for the court? >> I guess I'm not allowed to film. I don't know. >> I'm just by myself. >> He say by himself, but he won't. >> Within minutes, things took a dangerous turn. A dramatic 911 call was made and serious accusations began to surface. But were they true? >> They say you could do that in here. >> Film again. >> Did they say they gave you permission to film inside? mission of filming. You working for the court or who you working for? >> Oh, no. I didn't uh I I haven't talked to anybody for the court yet. >> Yeah, you just not What you What you saying? >> Oh, it's not working. >> Not allowed to film. >> I guess I'm not allowed to film. I don't know. >> I don't know why, but um what is this thing right here? Is this the >> Yeah, they don't allow that without permission. >> Yeah. Uh, >> let me call someone to come down and talk to you. >> Yeah, I don't need that. >> Yeah, I don't need to talk to anybody, just so you know. >> Hey, can you come down to the lobby? >> Can you come to the lobby? Well, I have a guy here taking pictures of your stuff, so I told him he could come. >> That's crazy. >> So, I don't know who he is. >> He by himself. Who you with? >> I'm just by myself. >> He said he by himself, but yeah, he won't leave. So, so if someone can come in, I'll talk. Surrounded by threats and angry looks, this person still maintained an unexpected attitude. He did not run away, but instead fought back with something that made even the security guards freeze. >> So, how who who owns the port if it's private? Privately owned. >> So, it is private property and it's subject to state laws restrictions. >> I mean, there there's actually if you have a business to do with a portal, they'll be more than happy to help you. But if there's no business with the port, I guess would be helpful to know as you said it's private. >> Yeah. >> Private. Who owns the port? >> If you public property then? >> No. No. They you cannot get in my office for example. >> Well, if your office is closed, but that doesn't mean that the the building is private property. Be more than happy to help you. That's why we have security there. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's >> so so I mean I I don't want to be here. >> I I've I've researched it. The port of Oakland is owned by the pipe. I mean, who else would own the >> port? It's a public, but it doesn't mean that you have access to the private property. You cannot go on the terminals. The airport is also p property. >> Yeah. I'm not going in the terminals. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm just in public areas that I can be at. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's where I'm going to be at. Public areas, not private areas. >> Okay. >> That I'm going to be You have to ask for my per permission, right, for for recording, don't you? >> No. >> No. Oh, really? >> Do you work for the port? >> Uh, let me ask. >> The police show up. It seems like the end is near. But what this officer does makes you wonder who really knows the law here. >> Why is that? I asked the other guy. He He didn't understand. He doesn't know why. I'm asking why. >> I'm not going to answer that question. You can't film in here. >> Well, I I think I can. I'm pretty sure I can. >> All right. Hey. Uh, where are you? >> No. >> Where's Mark at? >> I call Mark on the other side. >> I just I just came over there. >> I dial 911. They said call >> Why Why would you guys call 911 over a camera? I just don't understand it. I'm trying to figure it out. >> Your camera. That's the thing, you know. >> Well, I mean, you guys took a a job in a public office, right? >> Don't Don't film me. >> This is a secured area. >> This is a secure area. That's the reason we have a security guard here. >> How? How? How come we can walk? >> You have to meet him, but you can't be coming in here. Come on. >> I did meet him. >> Let's go. Paris, I don't know. I think you're a terrorist. You could be a terrorist. >> Go ahead, brother. >> Are you a terrorist? I don't know. I think you're a terrorist. You could be a terrorist. Please go outside. >> No, you look like a terrorist. >> You do. You look like a terrorist. Hold this. >> So, it looks like he's going to attack me. >> You do. You look like a terrorist. Hold this. A terrorist. >> Dangerous. I'm not dangerous. He's dangerous. >> This is a danger to the public right here. >> This is crazy. So, they haven't even asked me like what business I have to conduct here >> or nothing. >> The front doors walk in. >> As the doors are locked and those responsible quietly disappear, a big question arises. What is being hidden at the Port of Oakland? Let me try to hear this. >> Uh, what's your name badge number, brother? >> My name is Officer Hatcher. 917. >> Thank you. I appreciate you. >> You guys are close to the door. I'm going to give you a little space here. >> Oh, appreciate it. Thanks. >> So, I don't even know if he's a terrorist or what he's trying to do. >> Ask me what led him to believe I'm a terrorist. >> I Okay. My name's Officer Temple with OPD. How you doing, man? >> I'm good. Su already did really great, man. She handled it. So, it should be over. >> Cool. So, badge. >> No, you guys don't have them on your badge, though. No, we don't. >> Interesting. Yeah. >> Okay. Haven't seen that. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. >> Yeah, man. >> Cool. >> Like the setup here. >> Easy money, easy day. >> Yeah. Exactly. I got to make sure I'm cut. >> You got a YouTube channel or something or >> uh I'm I'm thinking about starting one. I can push it up, down, left, right, all around. Look at this. >> We can we can take a selfie if we want. >> Oh, that's kind of cool. >> Yeah, that's pretty cool. >> So, yeah, I'm recording, man. Doing a story. I'm going to be in every public area that I can be in >> and uh I expect not to damn near be attacked bying psychos and uh we'll be good. >> He's you know he's head of security for all of Jacqueline Square. So someone anybody who's just you know randomly filming is a little strange. >> Yeah. But you don't you don't start cornering the dude and being 3 ft from him. I mean that's neither here nor there for you guys. That's going to be for his company and the port to remove him. But we'll show it. 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. After police left, the building was locked down during business hours to prevent the YouTuber from continuing his activities. Actions that could be considered cover-ups and interference with civil rights, false death threats, and terrorist framing could constitute criminal or civil offenses if they result in actual harm. Refusal to serve public records, unlawful lockouts, and personal threats could expose the port and security company to lawsuits from citizens. Next, a lone man faces off against three armed police officers for not rolling down his car window. But the bad stuff is just getting started. >> All right. Well, stand right here, bud. I don't want >> You're telling me to stand in the street. You don't want me at his window. I'm at his window. >> And lock me up if it's illegal. I'm not going to stand here. >> I'm going stand back from his window. >> Stand right here. >> My wife doing court. That's simple as that. >> Your attitude is going to get this reaction. >> My attitude is going to get this reaction. You going to get my reaction every time. I'm I'm a citizen. I don't have to I don't have no way to conduct myself when you pull me over. >> The police called it a lawful order, but the driver had one question that completely stumped them. >> Roll your windows down now. >> Why you grabbing my doors like that? >> What are you doing? Open the door. >> No. >> Roll down that window so he can talk to you. >> My window is down so he can talk to you. You got gun. You got your hands on guns. You expect me to just N. That's crazy. Nah, man. Y'all sitting here looking like y'all ready to shoot me? You mad cuz I won't roll the window down so much. You scared to walk up here. >> What are you doing, man? >> What are you doing, bro? You got Bro, I'm I was about to roll my window down and I sit there. You put your window down with your gun on your >> What is the problem with >> Is it a lawful order? >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. I'm giving you an order to roll your windows down. I can't see in here. >> No smoke, no evidence. Just an imaginary smell. Yet it was enough to flip the whole car >> by not doing a simple order. >> Bro, I I feel like I should have pulled off. >> That's a bad idea. >> Hey. Hey. I don't give a keep me alive, bro. You putting your hands on you, bro. I had two men with guns at the back of my car telling me to roll my window down. Just do what? I should have pulled the side of the car. >> That's not my That's not my problem. It's not illegal for me to have my window up. You're a cop. You should know that. >> When I give you the commands, I need you to follow them. Trying to be a cop. You asking me to step out of the car? >> Not yet. I'm telling you to turn the vehicle off. Put that out for him. Is your door open? >> No, it's not. >> You need to do that for me right now. >> Are you pulling me out the car? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, cool. You should have said that in the first place. You told me. >> Keep that rolling, but it's not going to be in your hand. >> I don't believe you smoke any marijuana in that car. So, my car's being I'm a grown man with my with grown man going through my [ __ ] I don't like the way that that man's talking to me. Okay. >> And that's my problem, >> man. You're being you're being tense. You're being a little deceptive. >> I'm being tens of marijuana in your vehicle. Okay. >> All right. >> So, because of your behavior, that's why he's he's stepping it up a little bit. I'm stepping it up. You're making him feel uncomfortable. >> What am I doing illegal? I'm making him feel uncomfortable. I got three men with guns in my face and I'm making you feel uncomfortable. No. Well, when they Wait, way. You weren't there with the way they approached my car. >> This is my first interaction with you. >> That's cool. That's cool. But it's your first interaction after a reaction. It is what it is. I'm pissed off. It it is what it is. I understand you're being real respectful. My bad. You're being real respectful and stuff like that. >> He stood on the lawn holding a camera. A policeman shouted, "Get out of the way." But what was really hidden behind that bizarre command. >> Stand right here. >> Listen. Well, stop pushing me. Stop pushing me. >> All right. Well, stand right here, bud. I don't want >> You're telling me to stand in the street. I'm out of this window. Look, I've been >> lock me up if it's illegal. >> I've been respectful. >> So, you just push me and like yell at >> You're not listening. >> What am I doing that's a problem standing in the grass? You can't even justify telling me to stand on this. I'm not going to stand here. >> I'm going stand back from this window out of here. Y >> can't impede my right to record. As simple as that. I'm not >> Your attitude is going to get this reaction. >> My attitude is going to get this reaction. You going to get my reaction every time people talk to me like that. My attitude is not against the law. Now, you've been respectful this whole time. Why don't you keep it professional and stop? I'm I'm a citizen. I don't have to I don't have no way to conduct myself when you pull me over. >> It's officer safety. >> It's officer safety. Well, I stepped I perfectly stepped back and now I'm stepping back even further. So, what good reason do you have? What good reason do you have? What good reason do you have for me to move away from this window and record this officer while you sitting here with a gun and badge? Taser, gun and badge. I'm Yeah, that's [ __ ] You and I both know >> trying to stir up certain emotions. >> I'm not any emotions. I'm trying to record this officer like I was doing and you're trying to stop me. That's what's happening. >> You're you're angry about other things, but you're not letting us know. >> I could see when I was by his window. He told me to step in front of the window. >> Reach in and touch him. That's what he's saying. >> Okay. Well, now I can't. So, what's the reason for telling me to move, right? >> So, now he's just >> Okay, cool. Cool. And now I'm sitting here recording and my right in record is being impeded. >> You're not recording. >> I am recording, right? recording everything. >> So, what's being impeded? >> I was recording him. >> You want We can We can act We can act like We can act like We can act like You gonna say I was inside the window. I was very close. Okay. And I stepped back and that wasn't good enough. That wasn't good enough. Then I stepped back some more >> and this ain't good enough cuz now you standing in front of the window I was recording. >> So, >> they found nothing. But he did find an entrance to the federal courthouse where the price tag was $14 million 0. Professional, bro. I just got pulled over and I really don't know why. >> You almost crashed. That's why >> I almost crashed. Cuz I fish tail. >> Cuz I fish. You were all over the place. You're >> right. You asked for the conditions. >> I didn't tell you hit the white line. >> I didn't tell you. >> I didn't hear this until just now. That's my That was my question. >> You know why? >> You know why? >> What's your name and badge number? >> I'm W Bowling. >> Bowling. That's how you pronounce it. >> Yep. Right there. What's your badge number? >> You don't have badge number. >> You don't have no uh numbers that identify you at all. >> ID number is 481. >> 481. I appreciate it. >> You took an oath to uphold the Constitution. You should respect that, but you find it disrespectful. As you said, that's terrible. >> It's all good. It's not your fault. You weren't well educated. >> What you got for me? And what's your name? >> Lee. That's cute. >> 581. >> What's your What you got? >> Here you go. That's your copy. Do you want to take it or no? >> Failure to stop. >> Do you want to take this? >> Can you hold it still so I can read it? Cuz you ain't explained it to me, which is the professional way to do it. That's protocol. >> Oh, failure to stop it. Oh, let's do this. All right. >> Good luck proving that one. You have a good day. >> In the state of Maryland, false imprisonment is considered a common law crime. Although there is no specific sentence prescribed by law, under common law, the maximum penalty for false imprisonment in Maryland is up to life in prison. The driver filed a federal lawsuit against the officers and the police department alleging Fourth Amendment violations, excessive use of force and false imprisonment. The incident raises major questions about abuse of power, lack of accountability, and systemic incompetence in the face of blatant violations by law enforcement. Turns out filming is a crime if you film the wrong person. 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. [Music]