I explained to you to get out of the car. >> This is a violation of my right. >> Stop. Stop. Reach. [Music] >> Do I have anything else on you? >> Locked pocket. >> If a woman faces the wrath of an uncontrollable police officer, what happens next will shock you. >> Because if you don't, I'm going to remove you from the car. You're under arrest. because I'm getting ready to take you out of the car and you're getting ready to be under arrest. Okay, >> stop. >> Stop. You're going to get tased. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Just because of the license plate, she was pulled out of the car, threatened and treated like a criminal. Even though she had never endangered anyone. A small woman confronts an angry officer and seconds later, a chilling warning is heard. Open the door or I'll smash the glass. >> I'm just waiting on my partners and then you're under arrest. Okay. All right. So, I'm going to ask you to step out, and if you refuse, I'm going to break your window, and then I'm going to get you out. Okay? >> She didn't commit a traffic violation, but a simple license plate check led to a confrontation that makes you question rights and police power. >> How you doing? >> The reason I'm stopping you, dude, it says your license is suspended. Do you have your license registration? my brain to silence unless there's a truck. >> Do you have your license on you? You have an identity. What's that? >> I need to >> I do. I need your Florida ID card or your driver's license. >> No, hold on, ma'am. Because if you don't, I'm going to remove you from the car and you're under arrest. Okay. >> So, you're my right? >> Nope. I'm just letting you know if you don't present your identification, you're under arrest. within your security. >> Are you going to provide your driver's license? >> What's that? I'm sorry. I can't hear you. >> Don't need 25. >> American. I'm an American citizen. >> You said 94 refused 95. >> Can I see it, please? >> Can you hand it to me? >> No. >> And I'll need your insurance card as well. Well, you can't see everything. >> Okay, go ahead and turn your car off, dude. >> When she asked to hear the reason for being stopped, she only received rubber gloves and a threat. We will break the door and drag you out. >> Explain to me why you're giving me >> because I'm getting ready to take you out of the car and you're getting ready to be under arrest. Okay, >> that is that is >> your driver's license is suspended. >> Those are my constitutionally protected rights. I am not doing anything. There is no injured party until you can provide with reasonable emergency. >> Why you detain me? Why you stop? >> Then you're then you can add you I can add you to my lawsuit. >> Yeah, I'm 104. Just a little difficult, but I'm good. >> I'm just waiting on my partners and then you're under arrest. Okay. >> You have nothing to arrest me for >> for a suspended license. Just ma'am. >> And that's a crime. You cannot operate a motor vehicle on Florida roads with a suspended driver's license. >> I have the right to travel with uninhibited unencumbered right. >> Okay. You're violating that wave nor do I give permission for you to violate my rights. >> All right. So, I'm going to ask you to step out and if you refuse, I'm going to break your window and then I'm going to get you out. Okay. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. Okay. I'm going to tell you one more time. If you do not unlock the door, we're going to break your window and we're going to get you out. Okay? Are you understanding what I'm saying? >> Where is the emergency? You have not >> Let me grab my uh thick clothes. >> Let me ask you guys something. Would you rather see this cop break this woman's window or would you rather see the government release the Epstein files? I think this is something both Democrats and Republicans can agree on. >> All right, ma'am. So, for the last time, okay, if you don't unlock the window, I'm going to break your window. Okay. >> I've got Are you sure? Ready? >> Hey, Sarge. >> A command. Turn around. Then the sound of breaking glass, a scream, and an eerie silence from the cameras that had just been muted. >> Going to get broken if you don't step out of the car. >> Turn. You've been instructed to get out of the car and you're under arrest. Turn your face. Turn your face. >> Turn your face away. >> Where is your cause? >> Turn your face away. Show me. >> We're not going to discuss that right now. You're going to do what you're told to do. Listen. >> I explained to you to get out of the car. >> This is a violation of my right. You have violated my right. >> Don't care. >> Process. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Reach. Stop. >> Stop. You're going to get tased. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> This is undue. >> All right. Have a seat. This is a violation of my right. >> Thank you. She >> had the same last name as me. >> Oh yeah. >> So her license suspended. >> Yeah. Literally was just a little DWSR and she's starting up and but sucks for her. >> ID and all her credit cards. Everything in here has got so many. >> Yeah. It's like one of the black ones. Actually, I'll take that. Thank you. I don't know. Unless it fell off at home. >> What are you looking for? >> My old handcuff key. The black one. It's about this big. I don't know if it fell off here or like I just it fell off at home or something. >> Well, check. >> As a former soldier who served her country, she never thought the day she would be handcuffed would come from the very people she once protected. >> It's in his hand. >> Whose hand? guy right there. >> Avoid him now. >> Sure. >> We'll work on getting you on call real quick and then talk to you. >> Since you were asking about your rights, I'm going to read them to you. Okay. But I just wanted to let you know that we do have your phone. We'll let you make a phone call. Okay. Silent anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present with you while you're being questioned if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights as I've explained them to you? >> Exercise >> having these rights in mind. Are you willing to answer my questions now? Okay. So, I just want to let you know you are under arrest for resisting and for driving while license suspended. Okay. The whole reason for the stop was because when I ran your tag, your license was suspended. >> And it's an injunction. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm just I just wanted to let you know that those are the reasons you are going to jail. We'll work on your phone so that way you can call someone >> like a phone. >> Can I put it in front of my face? Let me move in your truck. >> You want to? >> Yeah. I told this gentleman he's in a red truck that he was trying to get out. >> Police said she was arrested for two counts, resisting arrest and driving with a suspended license. She went on to claim that the arrest was unconstitutional. The woman named Lana is a veteran of the United States Air Force. This was used to question the government's treatment of people who have served their country. The video also raises questions about the use of excessive force and power against innocent or uncooperative citizens. Next, a car suddenly swerved in the wrong direction, causing chaos at the entire checkpoint. But what made the police hesitate was not the steering wheel. >> The call came in that you were swerving all over the road. You were driving on the opposite side. Firearm. >> Yeah. [Music] >> After asking the driver to step out, the officers discovered something that immediately raised tensions. But their reaction left viewers questioning. >> Recording. >> Sorry, Jonathan. I said I'm deputy co. We got a call. You know, the call came in that you were swerving all over the road. You were driving on the opposite side. So, what I'm going to do right now, I can ride again. >> I'll call for a ride. >> No. No. As of right now, I want to do so right. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. You're declining. We have We have no choice. Okay. >> I decline firearms. I have a gun on my hip. >> All right. Yes, sir. >> Declining killed. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You don't want to be killed at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. You said you got a firearm on you? Yeah. [Music] >> Not loaded. No. No. Um, uh, ground in the chamber. >> Instead of immediate control, a gentle conversation ensued. Is this how the police treat everyone? [Music] You're fine. >> All right. You don't have anything else on you? >> Left pocket. Left pocket. >> Okay. I'll grab it. Right. [Music] >> 16 or so. wallet. >> I'm trying to complete the eviction. I can't get a hold of her. >> Whatever. [Music] Although this person was given the same rights as any other suspect, the whole process was strangely gentle. Is there something being hidden? Okay. >> Um, can I have these put in front of me or is that not allowed? [Applause] >> Oh, shoot. [ __ ] Take it. So just remember everything to read. Everybody just relax. Okay. It's all professional business. It's all it is. Not the first breath first. >> Yeah. So uh yeah, go through the breath. >> No suspense, no stressful escort. And you can even call your family before getting in the police car. A secret privilege. Did he hit something? >> See the front of his >> Yeah, he didn't say or anything, but he hit something. Had to be recently, dude. >> Probably. Yeah. >> Um, remember? All right, guys. I'm going to read you something, right? >> Okay, Jordan, just listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for DUI. The New Mexico Flight Consent Act requires you submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. The test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, laboratory technician, or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. You agree to take our test? >> Mhm. >> All right. We're going to head down to the to the station so we can do the the toxicity test. All right. >> Okay. All right. >> According to NM Stat, SS30223, concealing one's identity or impersonating someone else to obstruct the execution of the laws of violation, misdemeanor, punishable by a fine and/or light imprisonment. Less than 6 months in prison. The man committed serious offenses. DUI, driving the wrong way, carrying a gun, but was handled unusually leniently suggests that the legal system may have protected insiders, clouding fairness. This behavior raises questions about police accountability and legal consequences for offenders. It's convenient that the law seems to know who's the boss. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with the donation. Thank you very much. Next, a bizarre accident. A man staggering away from the scene and his true identity leaves the entire police force speechless. >> Revving the [ __ ] out of it and he's trying to push it. >> Okay. >> So, about that time, I roll my window down cuz a a >> When witnesses pointed to a car revving wildly, few would have guessed that the person behind the wheel was once a law enforcement officer. No, dude. So, I come up to the intersection and he's he's trying to push the vehicle and he's revving the [ __ ] out of it. And so, I pull behind him and then some people tell me he's been he ran from up the street. He ran and then came back. >> Okay. So, can you watch? >> Yeah. Can you watch him for a second? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Hey, sir. What's your name? >> Hugo. >> Hugo. >> Mhm. >> Weren't you speaking with you on Tuesday? >> No. >> No. Or Sunday? I'm sorry. >> No. >> Where do you live? Uh just down the road here on Mackenzie. >> Okay. What's your last name? Hugo. >> Diaz. >> Hugo. What? >> Diaz. >> Diaz. One. Do you have a history of Hugo Diaz? >> I think we were out with him on Sunday. One of our guys was I don't think he's actually a 34. >> Oh, you don't think he's a >> No, I I heard his name on Sunday. Oh, I think he claims he's one half the time, bro. But >> did he say where he was? Where he worked? >> No, I didn't ask him, dude. >> Okay. >> Do you Do you kind of want to handle this? cuz my K9 doesn't want to handle it because he thinks this is the 34. >> Yeah, we can we can handle it. I mean, the crash happened here with these guys, right? >> Well, dude, they they're saying that Santa Ana is now investigating a hit and run and this is this could be I get you statements or whatever. We we could do everything else. We can hang out and help you with whatever, dude. >> Yeah. What happened again? You guys were >> I just drove up, >> dude. He was like this and he's he's trying to get the vehicle moving, okay? >> And he's revving the [ __ ] out of it and he's trying to push it. So So I said, "Okay, thank you." So, I called it out and then I made contact with him. Dude, he can't even stand, bro. He's saying >> it's weird, dude, cuz when he sits there >> and he talks, he's fine, but when he gets up, he's the world's spinning on him. >> Okay. So, >> he said he didn't drink. He said he didn't do drugs, but the results of the tests made the entire patrol team frown. It seems the police's handling of accidents is not like other cases. >> Crash. >> Crash. >> From earlier. Any alcohol today? >> No. >> No. Okay. Why are you trying to leave? >> I'm trying to get home. I don't have insurance, bro. >> Is that why you're trying to leave? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> 190. I have one suspect uh in custody or not in custody. He's going to be seen. Sit down. Sit down. I'm out with I have the mail. We'll be taking this crash. Uh they just stopped for us. Hope that you have the 27. >> Are you injured? Do you need any ambulance? anything like that. Okay. Understand? We thought you were a police officer. You're not a police officer or no? >> Yeah. >> You are? What agency? >> MSP. >> State police already. >> We're going to get a tow truck for your truck. Okay. >> Um, no alcohol though. >> No. >> Okay. >> Did you get in two crashes or is it just one? >> One crash. >> Okay. Can you tell me how that one occurred? Were you leaving a parking lot or? >> Uh, which one? >> The You said just one crash. >> Uh, the back one. >> Well, the one that happened today. >> Oh, just the front. >> Yes. So, how did that happen? >> Uh, I just hit another car. >> Okay. Over where? [Music] >> Stumbled through every step of the investigation, refused to cooperate at the last minute, and then quietly admitted to what should have been confessed from the beginning. >> Probably going to hook me, right? >> Why would I hook you? Do you want to be honest with me? >> DWI. >> Is there a reason why I I would arrest you? Why? >> No. Cuz I didn't want to do the joke. If you have nothing to drink or nothing to do, then why would why would I >> You haven't. You could bring your PBT in. >> Okay. But is there's other things that can impair your ability to drive other than alcohol? Correct. There's drugs. Okay. So, what kind of drugs have you been using today? >> I take cycle. >> Cycle. Okay. >> Cycle benzoprene, but I took it last night. >> Okay. How much of it did you take? >> Uh 100 millig. >> 100 millig. >> Okay. How much are you supposed to take? >> 100. >> That was last night. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What about this morning? >> No, I don't know. >> What do you take that for? >> Uh, for my back pain. >> Your back pain? >> Okay. Um, so why didn't you tell me in the beginning? Right. I asked you if you take prescription medication. I asked you to take anything, right? >> Cuz I took it last night. That's But that's the only prescription drug actually. >> Okay. Um, I appreciate your honesty with Matt. No other drugs. No, >> you can technically draw blood. An evening that seemed like just a traffic accident. But the truth behind the wheel revealed disappointing things about the very industry he once served. >> Psycho benzipene or psychoenziprine. >> Psycho benzoprne. And you don't take anything else? >> That's it. >> Okay. Have you been sick lately? >> Uh have you had like a stomach? >> Yeah. >> Runny nose, coughing, something like that? >> Okay. Why is there so much stuff in your nose? >> Uh, what do you mean? >> Like it's really caked. >> Your nose is super super caked. >> Just allergies. Nothing like good cough or anything like that. >> I'll be honest, bro. So, you >> your tests were not good. You did not perform well. Okay. Everything's pointing to me right now that you're impaired. Okay. >> Again, like I said, alcohol isn't the only thing that can impair your ability to drive. Drugs can drugs can impair your ability. >> So, everything's pointing to me right now. Your eyes are bouncing like crazy. So, if you're you're a cop, right? You know what I'm talking about. Your eyes are bouncing like crazy. Your walk and turn was it was You did not perform well on that test at all, bro. Everything's pointing to me that you're imperfect. [Music] >> I just wanted to fly away. >> You want me to take the cash with you or you want me to stay? >> My wallet is in there. Want >> your wallet to go with you? >> Yeah. >> And my cell phone if you can. In the state of New Mexico, under NMSA SS66143, a first conviction for driving under the influence of drugs carries a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail or a maximum fine of $500. Mandatory participation in a screening program and DWI school, possible license suspension or restriction, and mandatory installation of an ID locking device for one year. Diaz blew a zero breathalyzer, but police still took his blood to test for other substances. He was charged with reckless driving, leaving the scene, and driving under the influence. The law is clear. It's just a shame it doesn't exempt name tags and uniforms. >> I don't even have any ID on you, sir. >> That's going to be it. >> Okay. >> He's over my house twice a week. >> Do you have ID, sir? >> Yes. >> What's your name? >> Great. A state police officer exposed his own abuse of power on body cam. >> I'm not going to close anyone. I don't last. I don't have an idea. >> Is there anything on you that's going to harm me? >> I have not broken anymore. >> No one said that you did. You're not under arrest. >> And as the internal affairs department tried to cover up the incident, the truth made the public more outraged than ever. A normal conversation at the airport suddenly turns into a tense confrontation. And just minutes later, a peaceful citizen is illegally asked for ID. >> Yeah, >> I'm asking legally an order from a state trooper to provide me your ID. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm trying to identify you. Been he's like pushing the limits. Uh he's trying to test us. I think >> there was no arrest warrant, no crime, but a state trooper suddenly pushed a citizen against a wall, threw his phone to the ground, and handcuffed him. All captured on his own body cam. >> State police, how you doing today? How you doing, trooper? >> Good. I'm here to find out what your business here is at the airport. >> Uh, nothing. Just uh gathering content for a story. I'm I'm an independent journalist. >> Oh, great. Do you have your ID on you? >> Uh, I'm not going to provide you my my ID by a state trooper for your ID. You're going to have to provide. >> This Connecticut sir is not a stop an ID state and unless you have reasonable articulable suspicion, I've committed to do that. I'm not here to get a legal advice from you. I'm asking legally >> an order from a state trooper to provide me your ID. You're causing alarm at the airport. Multiple people have come up to us asking what you're doing. >> Sir, there's a TSA supervisor >> who just told me I was well within my rights. Sir, let's see. >> Put your hands behind your back, please. >> I'm going to I'm going >> Put your hands behind your back. I'm not going to close any long. I don't >> Last answer. I don't have an I'm not going to put any I'm not >> Sir going to I'm not going to close any longer. I don't >> Last answer. I don't have an I'm not going to put a I'm not >> I don't even have any ID on you, sir. >> That's going to be it. >> Okay. >> I can give you my name and date. would like. Do you have your body code, sir? >> 581. >> One detained. >> Refusing to provide ID. >> Is there anything on you that's going to harm me? Poke >> anything sharp. >> I don't consent to any searches. >> I didn't ask you that. Is there anything on you that's going to harm me? Knives, needles, weapons? >> No. >> No. What's this, sir? >> That's my car key. >> Sir, I'm an independent journalist working on gathering content for a story. >> Okay. >> I have not broken anymore. >> You did. You're not under arrest right now. You're being detained. But why are you detering? >> You're interfering with my investigation. >> Sir, you need to have reasonable articulable suspicion. >> When the people demanded to see their superiors and invoke their constitutional rights, what happened next was chilling. No one would accept the complaint on the spot. >> You're causing a disturbance at the airport. >> No, I'm not. But >> yes, you are gathering content. I'm an independent jury. Sir, >> you need to stop trying to teach me your >> shaking. I'm not going to hurt you. >> You need to stop and listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm trying to identify you because you're causing a disturbance at the airport. You refused to provide me your ID. >> You're clearly doing this on purpose. >> I'm not I'm gathering content for a story. I told everybody I'm an independent journalist. >> There is no proof of that. The First Amendment grants me the the right >> and then I'm going to >> I'm going to ask you again. What's your last name? >> If I do not give you my name, sir. >> You're going to be under placed under arrest and taken to be fingerprinted to identify you. >> Okay. My last name is Reyes. >> How do you spell that? >> R E Y E S. Yeah. >> As long as you as long as you if you say you're going to put me under arrest, I will give you my name. >> That's what we would have to do to identify you. It's not what I want to do. >> You have no idea. >> I came over here just to identify. >> You have no right to identify. You have no right to identify. >> Are you going to stop arguing with me? Cuz this is causing a big problem now. >> My My first name is S E A N P A U L. One word. Can I get your >> 21? >> Do you have a Connecticut driver's license? >> Can you No, sir. Can you tell? >> I already have a driver's license, sir. I I don't want to. Since I'm being detained, I gave you my name under threat of arrest. I'm not going to answer any more questions serious here. Please not invoke my fifth. >> Okay. >> 581, brother. >> 581. >> Name and date of birth unknown on the state. He's >> The final internal investigation report is out. And you won't believe what the police wrote to cover up their blatant abuse of power. Multiple people came up to me, including TSA, saying this guy was acting suspicious at the checkpoint. I observed him recording, which there was nothing wrong with that. However, when I went to identify him to find out what his business here at the airport, he refused to comply. He's like pushing the limits. Uh he's trying to test us, I think. Uh what they um violated his first amendment right and that he didn't have to provide ID and that's why he didn't when I asked him to put his hands behind his back cuz he wasn't being compliant with me and I was investigating, he refused to do so, get me to do that. Had to physically put his hands behind his back. He's been compliant since, but constantly what he was here to do. He says he's a journalist and he was recording. Um, but he has no documentation of that and I just did a pat down. I didn't do a search obviously. >> Well, he was Where did you find out? >> He was literally right here recording everyone passengers and people were just alarmed and disturbed by what he was doing. >> Hi, Sergeant. >> Sergeant Drummond. Yes. >> Sergeant Drummond, I would like to be uh released immediately from this unlawful detainment. I have not Your trooper did not have any reasonable article suspicion to identify me or in any way the TSA Brett Kavanaaugh. He told me that I have every right to film the security checkpoint. This is a public building. I'm not vi violating my first amendment right of freedom of press. And like I said, I would like to be released from these handcuffs. >> Okay. >> And he turned off my phone. Just, you know, I have to be released in these handcuffs immediately. I have not broken any law, sir. >> Okay. All right. Why were you video? >> The police officer trembled, stuttered, and acted like he was facing a dangerous criminal. But what was the truth? A camera, a citizen, and a fight for civil rights. I'm an independent journalist gathering content for a story. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to divulge until the story is published. Now, I guess the story has changed to an unlawful detainment by your officer. Sorry. >> And uh like I said, the longer I'm in here is the longer you guys are violating my rights. So, I would as a supervisor. >> Okay. >> And your trooper has a grave misunderstanding of Connecticut uh Connecticut law saying that a trooper if they ask for your ID, you have you are obligated legally to provide it. I know articulable suspicion. All right. Turn on. Okay, go ahead. I'm sorry. >> You need reasonable, articulable suspicion and I think you're I would like to and I'll be writing a statement to your internal affairs, but I'd like to file a I'd like to file a complaint with you as a supervisor. >> Well, I'm going to direct you to our professional standards unit. You're not I don't take complaints. We don't do that. You have to go through our standard. That's not how it works at >> No, it has to go you professional unit. >> Yeah. and then it'll come down to uh but I will advise that uh >> Could you could you at least could you do that for me that that's not the law that >> No, actually he uh you were uh he had a reason to question you. He chose not to cooperate with him. He became the subject of an investigation. So >> I cannot I I do not have to provide my ID unless he articulates a crime. >> Okay, that's fine. Listen, uh >> he told me he was going to arrest me. Trooper, this is what I'm saying. I understand you guys have your thin blue line and you guys stick together. I get that. Listen, listen. What I'm saying is stop talking or I'm going to leave. Stop talking. >> I mean, you can leave whenever he's on. >> What's this? >> I'm going to get to go near my my >> Oh, okay. >> Come on, man. This is all I'm going to call for. >> I don't know. >> I'll be talking I'll be I'll be talking to professional standing. You need to learn the law. >> 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. Reyes exposed the inconsistencies, lies, and bias in the report, stating that the system we investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong. He announced that he would file a federal lawsuit against trooper Lavoy and Sergeant Brian Fehee for violation of constitutional rights and unlawful arrest. Next, a citizen dares to face the police directly, asking, "I'm on public land. Why am I being evicted?" And then the tense confrontation begins. >> This is public property. The people own this. It says public parking right there. I'm not doing anything wrong and I'm not breaking the law. You have no authority over me. It says public. It says public parking. >> Take it down. >> It It says public parking. >> Police issued a series of bizarre orders ordering people off the sidewalks. But were they legitimate orders or just a blatant abuse of power? >> No, I'm not. This is public property. The people own this. Says public parking right there. And this is a public street. I already checked I already checked this out with GIS survey. Am I being detained, sir? >> Where'd you go? >> Why don't you go? What's your name, sir? >> 5991. Huh? >> He's on vacation with him. >> I'll find out. He's over my house twice a week. Do you have ID, sir? >> Yes. >> What's your name? >> 3,2. >> Is that what you tell the judge, sir? >> Yes. I'm just asking you what your name is before I I don't know. Are you Are you sure? >> Okay. And what's your badge number, sir? Or employee? >> I have badge number. >> Yes, you do. What's your employee ID number? >> 1451. >> That's correct. Yes, sir. >> How can I help you? >> They don't want you to take a picture of the building. >> Too bad. It's a public building. It doesn't matter. I'm on public property. I have a right to film it. >> Why don't you go ahead and leave right now? >> Why don't you turn around and take off, too? I mean, if you're going to issue directives, why can't I? >> You I'm not doing anything wrong, and I'm not breaking the law. You have no authority over me. >> It could be a misdemeanor. >> No, it can't. Suspicion is not a crime. If I tell you to leave the property, leave the >> I'm not I'm not No, you can't you can't tell me to leave public space. You can tell me to leave their property if I'm on it, but that says public parking. >> Okay. >> Public. That That's for the public. >> Are you parking? No. >> Do you know Do you know that my car is not sitting over there in this parking lot? >> I don't know why you'd be here anyway. It's just kind of weird. >> Are you certified? >> Yes, I went through the camera. >> Is he certified? He wouldn't answer. >> Uh I don't know. >> Are you certified, sir? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. So, you're not an officer? Yes, I'm a special day. >> When people said, "I came here for freedom of the press and transparency in public administration." >> The police's answer shocked everyone who saw it. >> So, you you don't really have any authority out on the street, out on the street, >> out in the public either. I I wasn't on the property >> on the on this property. Yes, I do. There's my badge. There's my identification. And there's my ID. Now, I've asked you not to. I said, "You can film across the street." I said, "I'll have no problem with it." I said, "Do not come to the front of the building because we have juveniles that are >> Hi, sir. Come here, please. >> Nice to meet you, sir." >> Yeah. What are we doing today? >> Taking pictures. >> Okay. You can take pictures. >> I'm not on their property. I'm on public property. Okay. Not not only that, but right there it says public parking. I can go in that parking lot, right? >> Well, it's a yellow curb. It's part of the street. >> So, I can be right here. >> No, not really. So, so you can't tell me to not be in the road. There has to be an easement. >> Well, the the roadway is dangerous. You're obstructing. >> Am I not Am I not lit up bright enough? >> Still they have to slow down and change their direction of travel. Okay. >> Why don't we go to the public parking lot and stay in there and talk? >> Technically, that's not public parking. >> Okay. It says public. It says public parking. >> Let's take advantage of it. >> It says public parking. It says It It says public, >> but it says public. >> Okay, I understand that. That doesn't mean that it is. >> Can we go over to this parking lot and talk? >> Sure. traffic for you. Right this way. People have to stop. So, you can't be in the street if you >> Well, I'm following you. I wasn't in the street. I was following you. >> That looks like uh private property. >> Well, they told me that this was actually public property over here. Okay. >> You're safe up on the grass. Okay. I don't want you to fall. I want you to scoot over in the grass for me. >> You keep issuing directives and I think I've been I've been walking. >> It's for your safety. >> But you are not in charge of my safety. I am. Well, if you if you call if somebody hits you, then I got to you're >> When police threatened to use the failure to ID law, people fought back. What crime did I commit? A heated argument broke out right in front of the prison gate. >> Okay. Okay. You have a name? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm asking you to identify yourself because you're all I need. >> No, sir. >> Okay. You're refusing to identify yourself. You're in front of a detention facility. >> Hold on. Hold on. I just before we get going, that be code 342853.5. What crime have I committed? I'm just trying to find out. >> Yeah. Yeah. What? But but what crime have I know that you're not? >> It's It's only in It's only in the case of an infraction. >> That's not public property. That is a public facility, but it is a detention facility. >> Right. I understand that. Never on that's why I was never on the property. >> All right. Thank you very much. >> So, what did they say about this? I can be in the grass or the or the walkway. Correct. >> Okay. Now, you can't film juveniles going into the facility. Then that's between you and the juvenile. You film. >> You you you can because they have no expectation of privacy. That might be a question, but him and you can resolve in in civil court or whatever. Okay. >> Well, there there's there's nothing to it because you have no expectation of privacy in public. >> It's up to civil court. All right. >> Well, I'm telling you that I'm innocent until proven guilty. >> People lie to me all the time. >> Well, I can't help what other people do. I'm not. >> You may be lying. How do I know that? >> I'm not because >> the climax comes when the people are harsh. Are you calling me a liar? I thought you were serving the public. Who should be ashamed in this part? >> I mean I mean how dare you? I thought you were servant to I I thought I thought you were a servant to the public. >> None of what I hear in half a life. >> I I thought you were a servant to the public. I am. Okay. So So So we're all terrible. >> No, I I I just can't believe you're calling me a liar, a thief, a cheat, a murderer. Right. I don't know you either. Do you have any internal affairs investigations? >> Not that I know of. >> So is that Mr. Is that Mr. Stone or Mr. Gladia? >> Which one do I ask? >> That would be Captain John Zagelmire. >> You want me to speak to Mr. He knows who I am. >> Okay. You're welcome to call him then if you know who he is. I'm >> Oh, yes. I have his car. >> My My life's no good. All right. >> I'll be right back. I'm going talk. >> Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Thank you for your time. >> Although no arrests are made in the video, the proceedings clearly demonstrate a series of procedural irregularities, issuing illegal orders, making baseless threats, and refusing to fulfill public responsibility. Up next. When individual rights are violated, the police overstep their bounds. What happens next? >> What the? >> Get down. Move it. >> Stop. Okay, babe. Just chill. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn hands behind your back. >> Bro, pick this up now. >> You're going to chill out. >> All right. Stop talking to me and face the cup. Face the cup. You can't wear a wig. I hope your kids die. >> Hey, stop the car. Stop. >> Can you stay here? No. >> What are you doing here? >> Why does it matter? >> Turn the car off. Turn the car off now. >> Turn the car off now. Turn the car off. >> Turn the off now. >> Watch what you doing cuz I'll punch you on your [ __ ] Let me know. Let me turn. >> Let me explain to you what we're doing. >> Put your hands on me and I respond. >> I don't respond to alarm. >> Put your hands on me and I didn't turn up on you. It all began when a woman sitting in her car was suddenly approached by police and ordered to shut off the engine with no reason given. The first sign of an overreach of authority. >> Nobody's under turn around, ma'am. Turn around. You're not under You're not under arrest. You >> under arrest. Chill, bro. Chill, bro. Stop. Stop. >> Step it up. >> Get down now. >> Get down now. Turn around. >> And put your hands behind your back. >> Get down. >> I don't care. >> Get down. >> What the >> Get down. >> Move it. >> Stop pushing the resistance. >> Okay, babe. Just >> put your hands behind your back. >> Turn. Hands behind your back. took off your mama if >> you don't stop. What's going to happen? >> Put your other hand your back. I can do it myself. >> Hey, just come on, bro. >> Roll the over. >> Hey, just calm down. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. You know how that is, babe. >> Tell her to quit moving. >> If you don't stop moving, bro. Stop. I'm trying not >> I'm trying not to you. >> I'm trying not to hurt you. >> I am trying not to hurt you. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Said sit down. >> What started as an unreasonable demand quickly spiraled out of control. Police escalated to brute force, ignoring the victim's pleas and lack of resistance as she begged for relief painful handcuffs. >> I thought I thought you were a servant to the public. >> What's wrong with it? >> Stop. >> Stop touching me. Calm down. >> Stop touching me while I bite the stop. >> He has my arm twisted in his handcuffs. And I swear to God if I get out to God on my chill, bro. You're chilling, >> bro. Fix this cup now. Stand up. >> You're going to chill out. >> All right. >> Stop talking to me. Fix the cup. Fix the cup. You can just rip a wig off your kids. >> Stop touching me. >> Stand up. >> So, fix my >> You're going to wait. >> I'm mad. You up. >> This didn't have to be like >> Stop touching me. It did cuz you was aggressive for no reason. >> All right. And you know you won't. And I take your whole job. >> Oh my soul. Fix my wrist is biting. >> What the >> If I said it hurting hurt and I will spit on you. Fix my wrist. >> What the [ __ ] >> What are you doing? >> Stop touching me. >> Stop pulling me. >> Stop touching me. My wrist hurt. I'm going to pull away. >> What the Why are you doing too much, bro? Cuz >> you touch. She can talk to me. You can't say to me. >> Check her. >> You can't say to me. Fix my cuff. >> I will if you would just >> fix my cuff. >> Turn around. >> I asked way too many. >> I will. So just turn around and relax. >> No. What the are you doing? >> Listen. >> In pain, the victim pleaded for humane treatment, but was met with profanity and blatant abuse of power by the police. >> Okay. Don't touch me. >> She got me. >> Don't shake me. You can't say to me. Check her. >> You can't say to me. Fix my >> I will if you would just for a second. Okay. >> Fix my coat. Turn around and I'll wait for >> Yo. What the are you doing? I got to do your dog. Stop pressing on me cuz I'm not predicting. >> Okay. >> My wrist already. >> Okay. I'm I'm trying to put on new one. So relax. >> So people get these. >> I'm going to lose my >> Why are you taking so long? Why the >> Well, you keep freaking moving around. So what you talking about? >> Yep. >> Oh my god. I'm bro. >> Let me fix my wrist, bro. Cuz that hurt. >> Okay. >> And your officer's going to lose his job. >> Okay. >> Don't push me. Don't push me. Cuz I knock your Don't push me. Stop. >> Get off. Stop. Okay. Stop. >> You're hurting my wrist. >> Well, you keep moving, so stop. >> Oh my god. Stop. Stop. >> Yes. >> I don't know why she just came. >> Oh my god. I swear to God. >> My mama. >> Is it left or right? >> Okay. Just put her in. I'm care. Open my door. Bet you don't care my wrist hurt my car. Now >> in Florida, police officers who abuse their power may face administrative discipline, criminal charges, or civil lawsuits, but in reality, accountability is rare, and justice is often elusive. This case is a stark reminder of the dangers of law enforcement overreach, especially toward women, people of color, and those without social power. Police protect and serve as long as you don't hold the camera. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. >> I need your driver's license. >> I'm done. >> Step out of the vehicle, sir. I just need to identify what >> you haven't asked me to do anything. I need to see your ID, sir, cuz I am conducting a traffic stop at this time. >> The police today do not arrest criminals. They arrest the curious. >> If if you've committed some sort of infraction or crime. Am I lawfully required to give you my ID? >> What What law do you think I broke to pull me over? >> Thought I was a psychic detective turned out to be just an ID hunter. Just because he turned his car around to look at a map, this man was immediately approached by the police as if he were a wanted criminal. But what was really happening behind the wheel? >> Yeah, we were just I was checking out something out of the map. >> Well, you pulled into the water's driveway back there >> to turn around. >> Yeah. >> But so just for the record, I have not made a traffic infraction. Correct, >> sir. Suspicion isn't a crime. People strongly protested demanding clear legal basis, but the police officers ambiguous reaction is what is worrying. >> Yeah, we were just I was checking out something out of the map. >> Okay. All right. You do realize you stopped there back there? >> We thought we thought we could get through, then we saw we couldn't, so we turned around. >> All right. You got your driver's side switches? >> I do. >> You pulled into the water's driveway back there >> to turn around. >> Yeah. We're trying to figure out what you were doing. We're trying to identify it. >> Is that illegal? my ID trying to identify. >> Okay. >> For what? >> May I please have your driver's license? >> Is that a lawful order? >> Yes, sir. >> What? What infraction do you believe? >> I check. >> Cuz I was going to look at the map. I didn't want to get on my cellular device. >> Well, that's good. >> While I was driving, >> you got your driver's license? >> I have my driver's license with me, but I'm not certain I'm required to give it. Can you state some sort of statute or Yes, sir. >> some sort of infraction if if you've committed some sort of infraction or >> crime back there. Is that illegal? >> We were trying to figure out >> I understand that. We're trying to figure out what you're doing there. >> But you're not to figure out what I'm doing police. You're the law enforcement police. >> And that we're trying to figure out. That's suspicious. Yes, sir. It is. >> I'd like to talk to your supervisor. >> You're going to talk to me right now. And do you have your driver's license? >> I'm I'm not. And I'd like to talk to your supervisor to find out. >> Yes, sir. May, please. >> I I'm I don't believe you're giving me a lawful command. For what purpose do you need my ID? What What crime do you or ordinance do you suspect me to have broken? >> Because it was suspicious of you to pull >> suspicious. Is that a misdemeanor or is that a felony? this way. That's article reasonable suspicion that you were crime that you were loitering or something like that. Do you have >> Do you have evidence that I was loitering? I turned around. Yeah. Cuz I saw that I couldn't get through. >> You couldn't get through there. The road was open. I I don't know. >> Oh, I saw it looked like there was checkpoints for getting into the prison or something. >> When charges can't be laid, the police resort to the magic of suspicious behavior. And that's when things start to get out of hand. >> Am I lawfully required to give you my ID? What? What? For what purposes am I lawfully required? to just explain to you, sir. >> Suspicion isn't a crime. And I didn't break any reason suspicion. Yes. Of a crime. Suspicion that you turn around. >> Can I just talk to the supervisor that's back there? >> No, sir. I need your driver's license. >> No, I'm done answering questions. >> All right, sir. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle before. >> For what purpose? >> I just need to identify that. You're You're making it harder. All I'm trying to do >> I'm trying to make it lawful. >> All I'm trying to do >> What What law do you think I broke to pull me over? Yes, I did. >> I didn't know what you were doing, right? >> I turned around. That's the waters res. >> Was it illegal to turn around on this property? >> Well, it's it's it's articularly reasonable suspicious that you're performing something illegal there >> or you're doing something there. I didn't. All I have to do is identify you. We can get you on your way. >> How is identifying me going to tell you what I was doing? >> Well, we're making sure that you're not a person. You're somebody that was going to go there and harm the harm the the warden or something. >> I'm formally making a request. >> I'm making a formal request that you provide your driver's license. >> But it's not a lawful record. >> It is a lawful request. For what reason do I need >> ID? I said article. >> What is the statute? 35. What's your statute? IDing. It says that if you've committed a crime, if you have in the commission of a crime already committed a crime step, sir. >> What's up, man? >> I'm I'm trying to get identified to >> What did he explain? He explained that I turned around in someone's driveway. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Currently, there's been a happen there at the prison, correct? >> I don't know. I'm You can see I'm from Florida. So, this is what's going on. >> I didn't know that either. >> I pulled into a driveway. I didn't know whose driveway was. >> Wasn't posted for trespassing. >> A demand for ID under threat of arrest. An unannounced pull on a car door and a citizen forced to hand over information without ever having committed any crimes. >> How is stepping out going to make me >> because you you haven't cooperated. I asked you multiple time. I'm going to ask you, sir. You're a supervisor, correct? >> But but is this a lawful request for my ID? Can you tell me what lawful statute >> of what? My wallet's down there. Get you my ID from down there. >> I'm not going to have you get it. >> Can you I was pointing at it. It's right there. That's why I was pointing at it. You You think, sir? I'm not telling you. I'm not telling you. >> So, you're right. Just for the record, you're identifying me right now. For what purpose? Like I told you, >> because they're suspicious heard around you don't know everything that has happened. >> I don't know anything that's happened. I'm not >> I'm gonna explain it to you once I I'm able to identify. >> So So you're identifying me for suspicious behavior. >> Yes, sir. >> And that's not a misdemeanor nor a felony. It is >> nor have I committed traffic. This isn't going to tell you what I'm doing. But so just for the record, I have not made a traffic infraction. Correct, >> sir. You pulled into the war. >> Did I make a traffic infraction that does not belong to you? Right. I Yes. >> You don't know who it belongs to. >> Correct. I was trying to figure out I'm coming down here. I've informed you. >> Which which I asked was that unlawful and you said I'm I'm trying to figure I'm trying to figure out because of the >> ID make it yes or not unlawful? >> Yes, sir. >> Under threat of Am I going to get arrested if I don't give you my license? >> Sir, you can be charged. I'm just asking for your driver's license. >> Am I going to be arrested if I don't give you my driver? >> Asking for your driver's license. Yes, sir. You can be arrested. You're requesting it requiring it by law. I am required under threat of arrest and I will >> step out or be arrested. When so-called suspicion becomes a weapon, people have only one choice. Record, confront, and let the world know about this behavior. >> Okay. So, I am going to get arrested if I don't ID myself. >> There is state law that says when you requested by law or no? >> Yes. If you're required by law enforcement, you must provide your right >> if there's a reasonable suspicion. >> This is article reasonable suspicion. You just prove >> of what crime? Of what crime? Whoa. Whoa. You just battered me, sir. Step out here cuz I've given you lawful commands. >> And you have my ID and you have my ID. >> Please give your phone to your friend and we're going to step. I'm not I don't want you doing anything to to put the vehicle in drive cuz I've had that happen. >> I'll shut it off. >> All right. Thank you. >> I didn't even I didn't even think of that. I apologize. >> Step back. >> Okay. I'm stepping back. >> We're going to step in front of my car. We'll get up for a rear. You said you said my car and you said rear. So that drop it. >> You drop it. It's a parking order. You know it. >> We're going to make sure Yeah, everybody knows. >> Hey, go live. Are you live? >> Based on the unreasonable force, the police can be accused of violating the Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches, unjustified violence, disregard for due process. Citizens are more likely to file a complaint or sue, especially if the incident goes viral on social media. Next, a man is driving normally when he is suddenly tailed by the police, but the reason for the stop shocks him. >> Did I commit a crime, though? What if he pulled me over for right now? >> He wants to know who's going to pull >> who's doing who's doing the public records request against him over at gun club. >> Okay. So, >> police insist screaming out of the window is against the law, but a resident asks a question that leaves the officer speechless. >> Yelling at me when you went by. >> Did I commit a crime, though? What have you pulled me over for right now? >> Okay. Do me a favor, sir. It's against the law to record me without my permission. >> I really don't want to have this conversation with you. Okay. >> First of all, you're acting very suspicious. >> Since June since January 1st, you've written >> speaking right now. Did you pull me over something valid right now? >> You drove by me. You yelled something out the window. I'm >> Is that illegal to yell something? >> Of course. >> It's illegal to yell something. >> He's telling me that it's illegal right now to yell another unit over here because for some reason you don't understand why I'm checking why you did what you name. >> So if I flicked you off, >> you yelled my name. >> If I flicked you off, is that a reason to pull? >> You yelled my name out, sir. I'm checking to make sure you're okay. If you're the police, they're for public safety. If I had something wrong with me, I would have stopped. >> I don't have tinted windows. My tint is legal. So, you can see just fine in these windows. >> Did you pull me over for a valid reason? ID. >> What statute did I violate? >> I'm going to I'm going to tell you one more time. I need your ID. >> What have you pulled me over for? Is that a statute? >> I'm checking on your safety everything's okay. >> Before I give you my ID, I would like to know what I violated. >> You came back around and went by me just now. So, you're yelling out my name. I passed by you one time and because you made a U-turn at the intersection, you call your supervisor. Do that right now. Do it right now. I want I want your supervisor here before I get your ID. >> You're ask You're asking me >> if you've pulled me over for a valid reason. I did not commit a crime and you have not thought that I have. >> Need to see your ID, sir. >> For what reason? What? I had to have committed a crime such as a traffic infraction for you to pull me over. >> You did. You went across into the other lane. >> The simple question, what law did I break? escalates the confrontation between the two sides leading to a dangerous civil rights situation >> because your vehicle was out in the road. >> My vehicle was not in the road. My vehicle was off to the side of the road parked behind another >> which meant I can pass it by just like I did the vehicle just now. >> You went all the way into the other lane of traffic >> to avoid you for you call supervisor and then I'll gladly give you >> I need to see your ID so I can let him know who I'm out with. I'm going to detain you until then. >> Are you not detaining me right now or am I free to go? Am I free to go? So you're detaining me? I should have asked that question in the first time. >> Cuz what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to get a record request to see if a license plate was rammed today. >> I'm sorry. >> Your vehicle, sir, registered to you? >> I don't answer questions. >> Is this your vehicle, sir? >> I don't answer questions. >> Sure. You're required to ask you. You have a tag from another state. You know, by state law, you're required to have a vehicle registered in the state of Florida if you live here and you reside here. >> I don't answer questions. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to do anything that I'm asking you right now. >> Question. I need to see your ID, sir, cuz I am conducting a traffic stop at this time. >> For what? >> For your tag. >> What did you pull me over for, though? You can't pull me over out of a vehicle. My name >> is that illegal I'm doing. You're interfering with police business when I'm on a traffic stop and you scream out your vehicle next to me. Yes, it is >> because my music is loud. >> No, sir. You screamed my name out the window. Okay. But that's what I'm trying to tell. >> Is that Is it illegal? It gives me reasonable to drive down the road and blast my music. Where's your supervisor? >> When the supervisor appears, everything the police said before is overturned. And this twist will make you question justice. >> And the only reason he's trying to obtain my name is because he wants to find out who's doing the public records requests over at gun club. >> So, but he's telling me that uh he made a valid traffic stop, >> which what did he tell you is the the statue or law? >> What he told you? No, because I think that he may have fibbed on that on you. And before he even pulled me over, >> did he explain to you why he pulled you over? >> Because he said he heard his name. That's not a valid reason for a stop because there was no reason I kept going. I did what I had to do and I'm now going on my way to continue. >> Uh he has pulled you over because you have violated a Florida traffic law. Okay. >> Which one? >> Terrorist drive. What do you got? >> I have to tell you exactly what I'm doing. I tried to get your ID. Your your your your policy says that you do have to tell a driver. >> Give me an ID. I refuse to do so. Correct. >> Actually, your policy states that you're supposed to tell a driver what they've been pulled over. >> You're being pulled over for tra a valid traffic violation. So, we can get to the bottom of this >> for careless driving. You're saying >> I guess that's what you're looking at, right? >> And and how did I careless drive? >> Driving in the improper lane of traffic. >> I drove on the left side of you because you had someone pulled over. I gave you the right away because of your safety. You have every sir after you produce your license and you have every right to take it to court. That's one of your options. >> Insurance and registration. >> Of course, but this officer since January 1st has written over 800 citations >> all on the same road practically. Southern Boulevard. >> That's not the case here. That's obstruction. >> It's not obstruction. It's called freedom of speech. You need to learn your law. >> After 22 tense minutes, the police finally back down. But what people say at the end of the video is the fatal blow to the system. >> Sir, >> I don't answer questions. >> You don't answer questions? >> I don't answer questions. >> All right, sir. Be with you a second. >> Now, you know exactly what he's doing here is wrong, and you're now being a part of it. >> Ronald Mitchell, PBSO, and a supervisor had to come out cuz he's now, which I have on tape. It's recording for 22 and 1/2 minutes now. You have this officer right here. And this officer has pulled me over only because he wants to find out who I am because he says that I was a suspicious vehicle at first, which you'll see in the tape that we make. This is going to be a good YouTube one. >> I am issuing you a warning for careless driving, driving in the opposite lane of traffic, not paying the way the roadway and paying attention to me. Um, also screaming out the vehicle. That's one of the reasons why I stopped you. I think if anybody hears somebody screaming, they're going to check and make sure everything's okay. Okay, I am issuing you a warning today. That's a copy of all your information. You're free to go. >> Thank you. And that's how you fight police state. >> Citizens may sue public officials for violating their constitutional rights pursuant to 42U Code SS1983. Individuals/organizations are required to pay damages to the injured party. Violating police officers may be disciplined, have their licenses suspended, fired, or expelled depending on the policy of the agency/ police chief. The entire incident was filmed and released to expose abuses of power, demand justice, and educate people about civil rights. The video shows how police can use their position to intimidate and harass people when they demand transparency. >> You want to call me a idiot, huh? >> You are. Okay, good. >> A seemingly simple check turned into an illegal arrest. >> Late at night, filming police arrested for calling cops weenies. Another officer even threatened to shoot. Body cam video has audio cut off, not fully disclosed signs of hiding the truth. >> All day long. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> I'd put two in his chest with the insertion. >> Nope. It's off. I turned it off. >> Okay. >> You have conversation with him like, "Listen, man. Like, this is gonna get you killed." >> But if you And that's calling him like, "Dude, you come up on me and I'm exc [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] in the middle of the street without a warrant. Without warning, police restrained and searched a citizen just for filming. The Fourth Amendment was trampled in seconds. >> You want to call me a [ __ ] idiot, huh? >> You are a [ __ ] idiot. >> Okay, good. Say it again, dude. You I love how you just come out here. Okay, that's good enough. >> You're a [ __ ] >> Washington one dispatch uh came over cuss at me. I got him in cuss. He's He's detained right now. [Music] I got I think somebody's also know the vehicle. I'm not sure. >> I got [Music] >> Get out of my pocket. >> Okay. >> Get out of my >> You got weapons on you, too. What else you got? >> Man, this is a Fourth Amendment violation. >> I'm saying that's fantastic. >> You're violating my >> That's absolutely fantastic. >> Loser qualified as >> Okay, you're going to lose yours, too. >> Yeah, we'll see. We will see. >> Love. You don't want to listen to scanders and come mess with the police, huh? That's what you want to do. That's what you want to do, >> huh? >> Pushing. >> That's what you want to do? Nobody's pushing you, huh? I'm not sure who jumped out of that car. >> Where'd they go? >> I'm not sure if Was there anybody else in there or not? >> Looking for a place to stay tonight. What's that? >> You got a flat. What do you think the tow trucks here? >> You got one, too? Yeah. Go ahead. Step by. >> Watch for all set there. >> Okay, we're going to slow it down. We'll need a boss for him. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Police argued that Mr. Diddy looks suspicious and could pose a threat, but personal feelings are no substitute for evidence. Or did prejudice override reason? >> I'm in the car. I see a car pull up. I'm like, why would somebody come in here? I'm the only one over here. >> Ain't nothing open. >> Nothing open. He just pulls up, comes up. I'm like, so I grab I'm like, okay, this guy, what are you about to do? And he pulls up his pull his mask down. I thought he's about to rob me or something. I didn't know what was going on. I'm like, okay. got a camera. >> Then he had his camera and then I noticed he had a camera on me. I didn't know what that was. I thought he might have been a a gun or something. I didn't know. >> He's one of the uh >> what you call it guys? >> I told him to stop. I'm like step away from the car. But anyway, no run right now. See if we got any tool bag. Oh no, that's >> Oh, I was going to sell tool bag. What? All right. Who's that? That's John. >> It's Dupy. >> Oh, Dupy. You guys deal with this guy, >> dude. All the time. >> How do you know? I was here. >> Cuz he works He works He lives right up the road, but he works at Jets Pizza. >> Good stuff. >> He just He just made a video of us yesterday. What was he doing to you? >> He comes in with a mask on. I thought he I don't know if he had a gun on him or not. I thought he's about to rob me >> with that with that camera thing. >> Yeah. This right here. >> Yeah. Police station. >> And so I'm like sitting in the car. I'm like, "Oh shit." That's why I called you guys before he even I saw him coming up to the car. >> I stayed in the car. But then once he got up to the car, I'm like, "Step away from the vehicle. Step away from the vehicle. Oh, I'm within my rights. I'm in public." >> So I was like, "Hey, just step away from the car." And then he gets >> Despite knowing Mr. Diddy had taken a citizenship test and had met him before, the police still viewed him as a threat, showing that prejudice trumps the law. pulls his hand. So he's telling him to step away from the car. Then he then Liddy gets out and pulls in the front of the vehicle. He gets out, gets out, you know, and starts cussing at him. Handcuffed. He's in public. You got Wendy's. You got Summit. You got >> I mean, it's probably a far-fetched I mean, but still cussing at me like that. Oh, you got that's what they call him. >> Joseph real quick. Joseph, >> huh? >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. can't be a you can't be a victim of disorderly. Remember that. >> I know we got to have you have >> can't be a victim. >> No, no, I wasn't thinking. >> Okay. Saying I'm not That's what I'm saying. >> They're just too far, dude. >> Okay. >> It's not reasonable. I This will be a It'll be a stretch for that. This guy here, he was here. >> Who was we wait for a boss and then uh >> Right. >> Right. >> I'm saying that's what I'm saying. It's not him. It's the >> stuff went on with the one of the batters. Okay. >> Oh, cuz Bor's guy was here, too. >> Yeah. I was I can't remember how far away was. >> Yeah. >> Did you hear him touch him out? >> Yeah. You heard him pushing him out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Oh, you didn't get in. Okay. He got out of the truck and that's when he told me to get back in there. >> What did he say? What was he >> Did you hear what he say? >> [ __ ] you. And there's uh I hate you. I think it said. >> Yeah. I can't quite remember what he >> Yeah. Okay. >> I heard him laughing. [ __ ] you. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. You say, "Fuck you." >> Who's coming? Is it the WY >> Patrick Wy? >> Okay. >> They're coming to ways. >> Yeah. >> Me, too. >> Couldn't believe this guy. How would you guys know he was going to find us? You said Jets. What's Jets Pizza? The police's conduct and language suggest a high likelihood of abuse of power, violation of individual rights, and subsequent risk of lawsuits or internal investigations. Turns out yelling at the police is a crime if you embarrass them. Hey guys, what do you think about the situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. [Music]