me. That's a direct violation of my rights. That's cool. I I'll be out of here. Only way I can be trespassed from here is if I commit a crime. I haven't committed a crime. >> I am on public property. >> You cannot be on the property. >> Whose property? >> City of >> the people. My taxes means this. >> Just one camera, but four 911 calls brought nine police officers to the door. Are they protecting the law or hiding something? our rights are being infringed on right now and I don't want you guys to not you guys they are trying to so we're just uh find out who's the higherups here and and and and and file whatever we got to do I'm going to go to y'all police department and make a complaint on you >> you sure >> I'm dead >> the no phone sign clashes with the first amendment when I asked to file a foyer request they called 911 and the truth began to surface >> still a violation and no matter how you violate long as it's a violation top. Do they got a phone number? Cuz I'm I'm definitely going to give them some rings and put some plain sand. >> Just one camera and tension immediately erupted at the public agency. >> First thing I want to do is exercise my First Amendment right just to record and pop out here that what I'm doing is my right. >> I'm going to talk to I get every side of the try to find a website for you so you can get this information. >> The police stormed in. Words were exchanged. Demands to leave the building, but the citizen stood firm. This is public property. I have the right to be here. Who's right? Who's wrong? >> Officer Curtis. Curtis, it is right. >> Yeah. >> What's your pass number, sir? >> 130. >> 130. Appreciate that. So, uh, like I was trying to convey to everybody here, uh, what I'm first thing I want to do is exercise my First Amendment right just to record in public, making no efforts to go anywhere private, just staying in the lobby. Second thing I need to do is file a foyer with this department. >> Okay. >> So, I do this all over everywhere. I know precisely what I'm doing. They just don't know and they're not informed. Uh, it's definitely legal. >> So, first off, recording. That's >> Here's the thing, though. If they say that you cannot be on the property, you do have to leave the property. Second off, if you do want to do a foyer request, uh, I see you have an iPhone, so you have the internet on there. Google Cook County Housing Authority, maybe you need to speak to a higher up. Say, "Hey, I went to your location at 1710 East End Avenue. They refused to service me. How can I go about doing it? Can I speak to someone that's in charge? >> So, I mean, if they tell me if they tell me face to face, we're not going to accept your foyer >> or for you to even file one because you're recording, that's a direct violation of my rights. That's cool. I I'll be out of here. >> Wait, no. Talk to him. See what's going on. >> Well, if I'm not Yeah, I'm not trespass. So, I mean, >> well, if you if you refuse to leave from inside of here, then it is trespassing. >> Well Well, Officer Curtis, to be all be all be all the way honest with you. I haven't committed a crime. No, you're trespassing if you remain on the property when they've asked you to to leave multiple times regardless if you're committing a crime. >> You I got so so so uh you you got on um airwalks today. We you trespass is that >> for 911 calls. Nine police officers showed up. Yet not a single one dared to say which law this citizen had actually broken. >> Respectfully, I ain't going to try to tell you do your job, but I'm saying you guys did swear an oath to uphold the Constitution. my rights are being infringed on right now. I don't want you guys to aid in that though, >> right? If that's their rules, they don't want you to record in there, then, you know, just put it away. >> You know what? This is what I say, Sergeant. This what I say right here. Be honest with you. If you guys obviously not willing to tell them that we do have a right. >> I never said that. >> I'm asking as as a as as a um a member of the public >> to ask you to educate everyone that that this is our right. >> Education, >> the personnel here that what I'm doing is my right. So, we're going to talk to them, too, >> cuz Officer Curtis tried to escalate just a few moments ago. >> Okay. I'll speak to him later on. >> Okay. Well, I appreciate that. >> What do you want to talk to them really quick? >> Okay. So, uh we're going to um going to see if the sergeant is going to go in and uh hopefully honor his oath. I >> mean, the signs are not uh don't have any statutes or codes to it. So, that's just a sign, especially when you're talking about public property. And those signs again, so anytime somebody a late any lay person would see a sign that says no cell phone usage, the first thing you're going to think about is I'mma come outside, especially if it's somebody that's trying to come out and try to tell the police their narrative first. If I have a chance to catch that, I'm going to try to come outside and hurry up and catch it. It's still a violation. And no matter how you violate, long as it's a violation. So, but I I shouldn't really have to break that down either. But I I do sometime because some people just seem to think they know what they're talking about. But it is what it is. >> Threats of arrest, refusal to accept the foyer request. Is this their way of hiding something or just blatant abuse of power? >> So the lady said, uh, basically, um, long as you're recording, we won't service you. Of course not. Of course you came. So it's cool. It's it's it's all good. That's a direct violation of my rights. So we'll just, uh, find out who's the higherups here and and and and file whatever we got. >> You got you're going to have to make some calls and try and speak to whoever's in like actually in charge of everything. And then you can do your complaints from there. >> No. Well, it's cool. I just file them way, you know. I just wanted to wanted them to see if they was going to say that on camera and they did. So, >> so it's all good. So, I'm out of here. >> You have a complaint with uh >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But they told him on his video recording that they're refusing to service him wanted cuz now he has his own documentation. >> What are you What are you trying to get? Cuz I'm trying to find the website for you so you can get this information. >> No, it's all just cool, man. It's all good. They they said they wouldn't service me. So, >> okay. >> It's all good. >> I know. Do you know the one on South Street, though? Have you been to that one yet or no? >> As in in the same city. >> The one in Chicago on Las Street. You've been to that one at all or no? >> No, I I didn't know they had >> I know they're all over. Their main hub is in on Lasal Street in Cook County. I got the address like 91. Hold on. Let me get you the address, James. You got a pen of paper on you? >> No, I don't, man. I mean, >> I'll give you the address you got for later on. >> Yeah, that's cool. But I mean, >> 91 L. Hold on one second. >> This This got to be the chief right here. >> Not yet. >> Oh, yeah. Oh, okay man. Man, they so they let that. So, hold on. The janitors got uh firearms, huh? >> 10 South Street, James. >> 10 South Street. Do they got a phone number? Cuz I I'm definitely going to give them some rings and put some complaints in. >> Get your tape, right? >> Yeah, for sure. Okay. You ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. 312. >> Okay. >> 663. >> All right. >> Okay. So, yeah. Like I say, man, I just went in there, wanted to give them the opportunity to do the right thing, man. And they're on camera saying, "We're not going to service you unless you cut it off." As the truth slowly came to light, a threat of arrest under the name of the law was made. But was it really the law or just power being abused? >> Let's do like this, officer. Let's just do it like this. Sum it all up. >> If I go back in there, am I going to be arrested? >> It shows um your >> That's all I need. >> Robin does not want you in there. >> No, that's that's all I need. I'm going to go to y'all police department and make a complaint on you. >> You sure? >> I'm definitely I'm definitely I'm Trust me, I'm definitely on my way there. But they want to sign complaints against you if you go back in. Okay. >> Okay. Well, no, no, that's not what you just said. You said if I go in there, I'm going to be trespassed and arrested. You said that. >> Yeah. They're signing They're saying >> No, no, no. See, now you're trying to sum it up. No, no, no. >> That's what they're going to do. >> So, you just said though, if I go back in there, so that's we without them filing the just me walking through that door right there, I will be arrested. >> She is. >> Or are you saying she reminds me of that? She's the complainer. She's not a complainer of what crime. >> She's the complainer for causing a disturbance and a nuisance for causing calling the police three times. >> All right. >> So, who where there who is abusing all this 911? Like you said, >> they are and and you're and you're blaming the victim. >> And who was half who was the other half of it? >> Not me. That's right. You're saying just by me being here in the flesh is causing a disturbance. Is that what you're saying? >> You were you were you were interacting with them. He told me you came in to ask questions about his employment. What do you mean? He told >> Yeah, that was the second time. We talking about the third time after you talked to them that I had a right to do it, sir. No, you told them after you left. >> I told them that I said >> and they left me alone. Everything was good to go. >> He has every right to ask you your name. He has whatever you want. That's correct. >> And if you deny him, that's you continue to do these things. You're you're bothering them. 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. The threats of arrest and the failure to investigate false reports could amount to abuse of power, violation of civil rights, and misuse of 911. Up next, a single camera stood silently at the gate. But immediately, a swarm of police officers appeared, setting off a tense confrontation. >> I Well, I agree, but I'm not in the way. I'm on the I'm on the the curb here. So >> what you guys don't understand is unless I'm committing a crime, you have >> I think you guys got a lot of crime in this city. Not a cameraman, right? >> Questions about the law kept coming. Yet not a single officer gave a straight answer. Could this silence be hiding something wrong? >> We have cars that need to pull in. >> They can pull in. >> Not have a person standing right there in the way. >> I Well, I agree. Yeah, but I'm not in the way. I'm on the I'm on the the curb here. >> So I need you to move out of the way so this gentleman can get in. Am I on public property? >> I am on public property. >> You cannot be on the property. >> Whose property? >> This is all the police department, sir. >> And and who who's it? Can I ask you a question? Who's this? >> The people. My taxes means this right here is my property. >> Means I can stand on public property. >> Stand on the public sidewalk. >> Is there a law of this? >> Is there a law saying I can't stand right here, boss? >> Sir, I'm not understanding how you don't understand that. I am not blocking the entrance. I feel like that truck just went in and then I'm standing here. You're >> right. >> And this car is going to go in. Look, there goes that car. He's going in. Blocking. >> You want to film? You can film all you want on the public sidewalk. >> I can I can get all the way up to your gate and film if I want. >> No, you're not going to be blocking. >> What law is being broken? What law is being broken? >> I don't I don't I don't want of your explanations. >> This is not your job. Coming out here to mess with the guy holding a camera is not your job. What? What law is being broke? Are you >> What law is being broken? >> That's our job to figure out if >> No, no, no, no. Your job is to know and then investigate, right? >> Nine police officers surrounded just one person with a camera. Was it really a potential threat or simply power being abused in broad daylight? >> If they were on my front doorstep, that would be on private property. Am I on private property? >> Answer the question. No, I'm not going to answer. What you guys don't understand is unless I'm committing a crime, you have what is it? RA, right? Reasonable, articulable suspicion of a crime. As a matter of fact, I have authority over you. I'm your boss. Your boss, your boss, your boss, your boss, your boss, your boss, all your guys's boss. >> Right. So, unless you have reasonable suspicion of a crime, you have no authority over me. None. No jurisdiction. Is that correct or not? >> So, our job is to investigate things. >> Okay. And you've and you've done that. So, are you done? >> Hold on. And then I then go back to if somebody was at your front door of your house filming, would you go and ask them what they were doing? >> Answer my questions. Why is that? >> Are you law enforcement? Because I Because I don't have to answer your questions. That's what you're not getting. You're law enforcement. I am on public property. What law am I breaking? What reasonable suspicion do you have that I'm committing a crime, about to commit a crime, or have committed a crime? Totally agree with you. You can come out and see what I'm doing. But what what's the problem? How come you guys aren't already back to work? How come you guys are already back to work? I'm >> working right now. >> Go do the job I'm paying you for. I paid taxes for this. >> When the citizen demanded transparency, some officers stayed silent while others evaded the questions. Who was really following the law? >> He said, "I can go." He said, "I can go. Let's get some of these cars. And I'm And I'm free to stay because I'm coming right back. Am I free? [Music] >> Right. So, I'm good. Right. >> Yeah, you did. >> So, was this needed? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Answer me. Was this needed? >> Absolutely. >> I I answered you. >> This I think you guys got a lot of crime in this city. Not a cameraman, right? Look at this little cop, guys. Okay, you guys are all dismissed. Go back to work. So, this is Conquer, guys. This is going to be fun. This is interesting. [Music] >> Hey, Sergeant, at the very least, thank you for maintaining a a good tone work now. >> Yeah, man. >> What was that? >> I said I was help all the police. >> Huh? I make more money than you doing this. Dismissed every single one of you. Jesus Christ. I got most of their name and badge numbers. Yep. A lot of them didn't want to tell me their name and badge number, though. We >> Hey, just remember the public is your master. I'm your boss. Remember that [ __ ] And we got vehicle 749 >> here, guys. Came and back me up. Thank you, boss. I appreciate you. >> Hell yeah. We all appreciate you, man. >> Traffic violations happened right before their eyes, but were ignored. Meanwhile, the camera became the biggest threat to the entire police force. The acts of threatening, surrounding, and ordering someone to leave a public area without any legal basis could amount to violations of the First Amendment and the right to free speech. >> They just tried to enforce a law that wasn't a law on me. Come on, Sergeant. Do your job. You're on camera, man. >> What's up with that truck? Parked the wrong way. >> Go park in the parking lot and report the crime. There's no problem. But you guys were just on me for not committing a crime. You guys were on me for not committing a crime. That's why you could do nothing. I do not want him to get a ticket. Not by any means. I'm not a header like that. But I want you guys to do your job and just have him move a touch. Huh? Do your job. >> Honor your rope, buddy. I am not a hater, man. I don't care that this guy's parked the wrong way. I do that right in front of my house. But if you're going to come and you're going to try to uh uh enforce some your feelings on me, but you're not >> on camera up there. >> I'm sure. I'm sure. That's fine. I'm on camera all the time. I'm on camera all the time. >> Cameras. Why can't you stand out here in public with a camera? >> Exactly. Exactly. Here we go. >> Can't even get through, guys. >> Can't even get through, guys. >> Here. >> No, no, no. Actually, Concrete's great, but I was I was really surprised that nine cops showed up for a guy stand on public property, >> not doing anything illegal. >> Me, too. And they and they swarmed me. I haven't been in the lobby. I'm about to go in there. >> Nice sign on the front that says no cell phone. >> Well, that's where I'm going next then. >> No law to back up that sign, but they got it. >> And there's an old lady working. >> Sergeant, I need a complaint form. Actually, I need two. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. I appreciate you. You back me up. >> Very what? Transparency. You back me up. Sergeant lobby >> in the front lobby. Okay. What's her name again, please? Her name's going to be on it. >> Your officer right here. >> Freedom cannot be traded for silence or fear. It must be protected through transparency and mutual respect. Hey everyone, 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. Next, a peaceful night in Jackson County suddenly turns into the center of attention for the entire state of Arkansas when the person in handcuffs is the same person who used to hold the handcuffs. driving. >> Driving like a whirlwind, acting like no one dares to touch him. But is the badge big enough to hide an embarrassing truth from the police camera? >> Partner, you're in terrible shape, huh? You're in terrible shape, Adam. You're drunk. You're really drunk. So, I'm going to be out here 13. People calling in saying you've been running all over the road. I get in behind you, get you speeding, and you're all over the road. You're drunk. You're really bad, buddy. I'm not drunk. >> Yeah, you are real bad, too. It's not just a little bit. Okay. >> I really, really hate you put me in this position, but I'm okay. You understand that? >> I hate it terribly. Yes, sir. real bad. You have a weapon in your truck. >> Who can we call to come get your truck? >> Who can we call to come get March of 2015? March of 2015. >> Watch. They want to stop. County is giving it to me. Real bad driver. I'm out with him. be 106. Who's our supervisor on >> 367? Just south of the intersection by state police. Old state police. >> The cameras turned on, the green lights flashed, and then the truth slowly emerged. A phone call, a familiar name, and actions that left the entire police station breathless. Take a deep breath and blow hard for about five or six seconds. >> Everything will see what ATA is on. >> Who can we call? Who can a call from your phone? Cuz they can be here quick to come get your car. >> Crystal or anybody else? >> I don't know who that is. That somebody in close. >> Yeah. >> Or do you want me to call somebody? Come get your car. >> Huh? >> You want me to call somebody come get your car? >> Yeah. >> You busy? Can you help me out? And I got some bad news. I got Adam Zitzelberger on a stop at a point from here. Be in the area to locate the subject question there. >> Call I'm right here close to off police headquarters. You care to come help me with this vehicle? I got Kai here with me now. >> When the law meets its enforcers, is there an unspoken rule at work behind the flashing red and green lights on the night highway? Just letting you know I'm 10:15 with the Jackson County deputy.19. Are you serious? >> Yeah, sure. >> As an investigator. Never. Adam Zitzelberger. >> Yeah. >> No, but it's people calling in driving real bad. I meet him and he's all over the road. >> That's what I told him. I just want to let you know to call Sheriff. >> Not yet. >> Go ahead. I'm going to do uh I'm going to do what I've got to do and then he can do what he wants to do after coming out of Duckerman. County took the call all over the road. >> Almost hit a bridge railing. Almost hit other vehicles. I'm with I'm with him. Get him speeding all over the road. Basically, [Music] I've got video of the driver. >> We'll be on a road master. I I'll do what I got to do and then he can do whatever he wants at the jail. >> An unexpected encounter between duty and personal love when the camera doesn't respect anyone and the truth is just a click away. Almost good enough here. Put your right foot in front of your left foot and stand like that for me. >> All right. So, you don't want to do this test? >> I will try. Just try to put your right foot in front of your left foot. Stand like that. Heel the toe. Count out loud every step you take. Whenever you're ready. over and start start walking. >> Under Arkansas Code May 54th, 102, a misdemeanor, nonviolent obstruction of government, cover up is punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a fine of up to $2,5000. Although there is no specific punishment for the suspect, the arrest of a drunken investigator is a serious matter that discredits the police force, the cover up by the police involved could lead to internal investigations and criminal prosecution. Is there really a law behind the badge and the red and blue lights, or is it just a cover for a slowly rotting personality? 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]