Auditor Catches Illinois Cops Breaking Law, Sparks Change (VIDEO)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- The Long Island auditor, Sean Paul Reyes catches Illinois Police breaking the law, initiating positive change. David Shuster breaks it down on Rebel HQ.
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Long Island audit is one of the best auditors out there.
Frauditor..you misspelled it.
This guy walks into business and doesn't obey by the rules in that building makes a scene and he hopes to push them just for views! Rebel posting this crap on there channel makes me sick!
He doesn't care about America or other people's rights just his own.
LIA follows up and holds them accountable. Great job to the people that showed up and cheered as the Mayor ripped down the sign.
Charge the two cops court costs, all their salaries of everyone involved from the first moment.
That will fix them, take away money they learn quick.
The police unions that pay for the attorneys for bad cops, should also pay costs?
We have to give it up to the mayor. He thought the signs where BS but was not sure, but instead of leaving them up till it was "settled" he took them down to make sure no freedoms were impeded.
There should be a training scenario for cops with a fake suspect that gets their rights violated by let's say a captain in front of a sergeant just to see if they do the right thing and if not. Terminated immediately!
When they can't control their feelings. they seek to control your actions.
to be a good cop you need to be a good person first.
That’s a god damn Slogan right there .
Respect to the Mayor. 👍
it boggles the mind, and with no surprise I should say, how many cops and public servants in general are STUPID and DON'T KNOW THE LAW. They continue to make unlawful policies and impose those personal rules on the public without the publics consent. I taught that we the people are the employers and they those in uniform or those who work for the people become the employees once they dress up for the job, they are under contract to serve and protect the people's wishes and when the contract is found to be in violation, they guilty parties should all be fired and jailed if need be depending on the seriousness of the case. But sad to say, it's going to get much worst folks, hold on and put your seatbelts.
I don't understand. Why didn't Serpico the Supercop run out and manhandle the Mayor, like he did private citizens? Tell him about the law? I guess he was tied up, by a humiliated Police Captain.
Yet again, GREAT, GREAT Reporting from our man, David Schuester! You and Adrian are killing it. Maybe I'll send a resume to be apart of the team. I've always wanted to be apart of the TYT network and I think my Political Science background will do me good.
Great job guys...keep exposing these corrupt ego driven maniacs in costumes.
Cops hate when you match their energy legally
That statute had a specific section listed that said nothing in this provision shall prevent any individual from recording public or law enforcement personnel in their official capacities in a public space. I just read the whole law. He was well within his rights to record public matters, and so they f-cked up by arresting him. The eavesdropping measures are to prevent electronic surveillance of private conversations that would occur inside secured areas, HR matters, etc. Filming publicly accessible areas and definitely outside are well within 1A rights.
The worst part that this video completely fails to mention is that after they realized they were unlawfully charging him with a crime he didn't commit and they dropped the felony eavesdropping charge, they charged him with disorderly conduct instead and are still maliciously prosecuting him to his day. It's absolutely absurd, and I can't believe the story didn't mention it.
He should sue the detective and sergeant for conspiracy to violate rights under color of law...
I believe he is in the process of doing so
What people don't seem to understand is if you needed permission to film people in public, every security camera everywhere would need to be shut down.
Word!
sheep don't understand that
It's against the state law to film here because we printed out this paper and say so. That move by the mayor was great.
I am shocked everyday seeing cops on video on National tv, and media channels exposed of their wrong doings and complete lack of their rights to the people and what cops boundaries are it’s sickening.
Seems like it shouldn't need to be said, but there is no such thing as privacy in public.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse, unless you're law enforcement.
This is what frustrates me the most. They’re able to claim ignorance and promise that training will be arranged. Yet if I break the law I can’t just claim I didn’t know speeding was illegal …
I really hope people in this town don’t ever need the police to solve major crimes, as they seem to be very incompetent
We see this often. City officials give bad information to cops, and then cops falsely arrest someone. The cops blame the false arrest on the information given by the city officials, and the city officials say that they didn't actually do the arrest.
Holy f... they tried to charge him with a felony? Those cops need to be fired immediately and charged themselves.
LIA is one of the best simply because he is HARMLESS and the aggressive pigs always look like fools that don't even know the law
I have been watching first amendment audit videos for close to 10 years now and there are still officers who don’t know peoples basic rights. This just further proves that Police Department’s are not teaching their officers about people rights because there are 100’s if not 1’000’s of these video’s all over the internet.
Love how they make up laws when it suits their purposes.
Thank you for defending my rights
Why are they so afraid of being filmed? Are they doing something illegal?
I mean thy choose a public job. Soo
...but look at all the abuse of power that man went through to uphold something so basic...the First Amendment.
the cops KNOW they are breaking the law, but they are never held personally responsible. the taxpayer pays for it.
Lots of bootlickers in the comments. What's like eating dirt off the heels of tyrants all day, every day?
paid actors making 1$ a day in India.
These videos are amazing how police do not know the law. Wow.
My thoughts exactly. Isn’t it amusing lol?!
The really sad part is that these dirty cops families are aware of how they behave. 😕
Finally a left news outlet covering 1st amendment auditors
He has done same type before on this exact guy. Nothing about being left or right.
They love abusing laws,but don't want to follow laws! That's America's injustice system.
We hung up a sign, so therefore it is now a law. Who needs ratification when all you have to do to create a law is hang a sign?!?!
People don’t understand when you go out in public you give up your right to privacy just like someone can go through your trash as you gave up the right to privacy when you threw it out. It’s why you don’t need to sign a waiver when your in a store or at an atm or any of the other million places that have Cameras. If your in public you can record.
They originally charged the guy with Felony Surveillance, but then when they realized that the State Attorney's office would have to sign off on those charges, and they were no where close to appropriate, they changed the charges to disorderly conduct. Have those charges been dropped yet? Has this auditor initiated a federal lawsuit against the police yet?
He is in the process sir he has a court date for the charges of disorderly conduct but the truth will prevail because the video shows that the officials and the staff were the ones being disorderly not him.
They dropped those charges, it's why they gave his phone back
@@FairyChild_For_Freedom-Justice he doesn't have a court date, they dropped the charges.
If he actually had disorderly charges he'd be trespassed from city hall and wouldn't have been able to go back inside during the protest.
@@theartistformerlyknownasth8612 No they did not. He has a court date on December 22, 2021.
No he was charged with ease dropping and before you run off with your definition of ease dropping you must use the one that they have in their statute.
Sorry CONSTITUTION, we have a sign.
Once again a brave auditor does the work of a TRUE AMERICAN and in the course reminds us all that _LAW ENFORCEMENT_ NEITHER KNOWS, NOR RESPECTS THE _LAW!_
Shady cops never want the camera on them
Lol he's arrested for not kissing the boots of the officer's.
Good job effecting change. However, I seriously hope you file civil rights lawsuits against those tyrants for illegally arresting you. Doesn't matter if the charges were dropped they still need held accountable.
He is going to have a far better and bigger lawsuit than you may realize. The worst part that this video completely fails to mention is that after they realized they were unlawfully charging him with a crime he didn't commit and they dropped the felony eavesdropping charge, they charged him with disorderly conduct instead and are still maliciously prosecuting him to this day. It's absolutely absurd, and I can't believe the story didn't mention it.
Police and the authorities know people don't know the laws and their rights and expect you the citizen to bow your head and do whatever the tell you because they are the authority
Thank you David for spotlighting these real patriots who risk their freedom for our rights. "THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE"
Policing North American wide needs to change drastically!
Kudos to the mayor. He knew that a lawsuit would have happened. And he did the right thing. He's probably going to get some backlash from the syndicate.
at the very least, a TON of parking tickets
WTF is "felony eavesdropping"? This was hilarious.
Who can forget the wolf's classic line in Little Red Riding Hood, who when disguised as Grandma, was asked by Red why his ears were so big, came back with, "The better to feloniously eavesdrop, dearie."
I love seeing those “99.9%” of “good cops” standing there with their hands in their pockets.
There are no good cops till the bad cops are eliminated
Well, you gotta admit it would be hard for some junior cop to speak out when there's two senior cops including a supervisor there completely convinced of their own case. They should give the right example. That's why good education is important.
"We can have cameras, guns, "military style" equipment...but YOU CAN'T!
I also have a problem with 'dismissals' in these cases. Wouldn't it be better to push for a trial, be confirmed innocent?
Long Island audit has pushed and it is in the middle of bringing cases to trial. You really should go watch his channel you'd really enjoy it and the education is priceless
The Supreme Court has ruled multiple times, that the is no right to privacy while in public. You can also record cops any time from public property.
Hmmm 🤔 we need to go find more laces like this and win easy lawsuits
Long Island auditor did it solo well done. The crowd gave momentum and P💥W change occurred. Wonderful result. Well Done Mayor!
Thank God they have a mayor like that overseeing these tyrants. I hope he holds them accountable
It is frustrating to watch all of these videos where cops claim it is illegal to videotape. If that were true every bank, gas station, store and home with a doorbell camera would be violating the law.
Exactly! But the response is usually “but that’s different.” I’m still waiting for a good explanation why it’s different though.
@@popegreg23 maybe it's different cause you know those cameras are there. They watching everything. And with these camera kids, they'll shove a camera in your face and watch your every move. If I had a camera put into my face id smack it away or take it away don't get into my personal space with your bs
@@a.j.hellraiser8993 I’ve never seen an auditor “shove a camera” in anyone’s face. I’ve watched hundreds of these videos. You haven’t answered the question.
@@popegreg23 dont need to answer your question
@@a.j.hellraiser8993 Don’t need to make sense either I guess.
Great video. Sean is a true class act. You should have three times the amount of followers than he does. His respect put them A Cut Above most other orders
"No he did not" automatically covering for his fellow pigs.😏
Much respect to the mayor , had the cops just smiled and said have a nice day this video would never have been posted
The mayor knows they could pay big..."
How is it that so many who watched this video don’t get 1A auditors? The whole idea behind auditing is to exercise first amendment rights to ensure they’re not denied by anyone. When the cops arrest an auditor, they’ve failed. I commented earlier that I’ve never seen any of the auditors I watch get arrested and have charges stick. It just doesn’t happen.
Sure, they get arrested often, but that’s because the cops know they can’t charge them with anything and are essentially wasting dept time & resources to protect their own fragile egos. Individual cops should suffer consequences when they arrest someone, but can’t charge them. It’s akin to false imprisonment, which is a serious crime in all 50 states.
Folks are suggesting here that citizens should ask permission for something that’s protected in the US Constitution, but a cop can throw you in the back of a car and leave you sitting in jail for days w/o any courtesy whatsoever?! What sheltered lives these people must live!
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They just put signs up about a non existing law. 😐 Sue the heck out of them.
Nah they misappropriated wiretapping laws. So it does exist its just not remotely relevant to public areas of a public building or to a guy who is obviously recording
What if they post a sign that says everybody entering City Hall must bring a chocolate milkshake to the receptionist❓❓🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I remember sign that said no colored people allowed...what's the difference? God given constitutionally protected rights cannot be trumped by law, orders, edicts or policies.
If you don't like being recorded than maybe dont take a job where the public has a right to record you conducting your duties.
Right? Not only are they in public and therefore are free game to film, but they are public officials as well. Comically obvious.
Cops just need to be tested on citizens rights once a week
I like to call US police The Blue Taliban.
“We cannot expect people to have respect for law and order until we teach respect to those entrusted to enforce those laws.” - Hunter S. Thompson
Now THAT is a Mayor for the People, BRAVO
this is only a partial win the cop needs to be charged with assault and battery an the other cop needs to be charged with dereliction of duty and both need to be charged with deprivation of rights under colour of law any thing less is unsatisfactory they need to be held accountable what the mayor did was nothing more than a publicity stunt stop patting your self on the back with the job half done
Exactly sir, they are thuggish police officers uninformed of their jobs, boundaries and duties.
The people know their rights. Keep up the good work in educating the police.
HUA 👍✌
21 cop thumb-downs.. bahaha!
😂😂😂
You know, while it's absurd anyone in the legal system or law enforcement be ignorant of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights after completing their training, it's far more absurd that our education system fails so badly that ANY citizens could go through 12 years of mandatory schooling and not know their rights.
"You can't film people" - have access to tens of thousands of CCTV cameras.
Crazy right cops that don't know the law.
If we don't exercise our rights we will lose them. Fear can not be our guiding principle ignorance is dangerous.
Thank you David for shedding light on this 🙏🇺🇸 #wethepeople
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THIS IS HOW UNPROFESSIONAL AND UNAWARE OF THE LAW THESE OLD SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS ARE. THE PROBLEM STARTS AT THE TOP WITH THE CHIEF AND TRAVELS DOWNWARDS ALL THE WAY TO THE OFFICERS ON THE STREETS. It’s more than abolishing qualified immunity. We need an actual separate oversight board to investigate complaints and incidents. One that can hand out proper punishment and submit charges to a prosecutor and judge that are not part of the courts the cops work in. We also need a dishonorable discharge for cops. You get fired, you become a felon equivalent like the military. Furthermore, cops need to be individually bonded/insured. Lawsuits need to come out of their pensions and personal assets. But with that, we also need a system that protects the honest cops that will arrest / report fellow pigs breaking the law. Lastly, they should have no ability to stop their cameras. It should all be publicly available within 24 hours of their shift ending. The 24 hours is to review any bathroom breaks AND insert flags for each interaction with the relevant information (so it’s searchable by cop, day, other cops on same call). Defunding or abolishing the police will not result in anything good. -Ban public service unions -install civilian oversight boards that: a. Have no secondary relations to any law enforcement b. Whose membership can be contested by any other citizen c. Are the body that reviews ALL complaints and ALL incidents involving use of force (bye bye QI) d. Have the authority to mete out termination/ punishment e. Have a special prosecutor to whom they can refer criminal offenses whether for actions taken by an officer OR actions such as hiding/tampering with bodycam footage, lack of footage, misleading/falsified reports - bodycams that run 24/7. Every minute you’re on shift is recorded. All the button does is add a tag. a. Blur video of bathroom breaks, but all audio must remain intact b. Tags (button presses) should all occur within 20s of being called (so well before arriving on scene) c. Tags are used to enter metadata such as: Date, officer, incident report, location, numbers and names of other responding cars and officers, type of call, type of incident. But no names of encountered free citizens unless they specifically request it so they can find the footage more easily d. These tags are then searchable a la UA-cam style e. Any videos longer than 5min should also have time stamp links for any event - ID request, use of force, radio calls, etc f. Said shift video, should be split, tagged, marked, and uploaded in a manner organized by date and officer within 72 hours of the shift ending. - any incident of a bodycam “malfunction” or serious video problems should result in an immediate suspension and validating investigation not to exceed 96 hours. A true equipment malfunction should see the cop back on duty and paid for missed hours after it’s been cleared. If evidence of tampering or “I forgot my bodycam because I took it off” or some other bullshit shows up, the suspension should be minimum 2 weeks without pay. Whether the tampering was “accidental” (I forgot to pick up my bodycam after illegally taking it off) or “intentional” (bodycam knocked off and after subject was detained I did not make any effort to immediately retrieve it” should result in punitive punishment up to and including termination - Nationwide blacklist: if you get fired for intentional disregard of policy, you cannot be a cop ANYWHERE. Also, it should be treated as a dishonorable discharge and you suffer the same loss of rights as a service member. Lastly, QI should have to be EARNED in a hearing with a double blind jury selection. That both sides argue against. With the extra consideration that a reasonable person would act in such a way. And must be a unanimous decision, any one dissenting juror kills your QI.
Mayor getting involved is fucking awesome
looks up the guy, realises that he knows the law & will sue for violation of his rights, decides to save the taxpayers money.
I recommend people read that "720 ILCS 5/ Article 14". It's a pretty standard "eavesdropping" law. And *totally inapplicable in any public space.* The key part of the law is that the conversation being "eavesdropped" has to be "intended to be private." It is "settled law" (as LIA told the police) that privacy has to be created physically, not by fiat - saying "this is a private conversation" means literally NOTHING legally if you are in a place with "no expectation of privacy" (ie, any public space).
Well done 👍✅ Long Island auditors..... Change is gonna come indeed!
Victory came quickly because the mayor was trying to prevent a lawsuit and save the taxpayers money.
I’ve called a few of these departments, on their non-emergency line, to give the receptionist shit for being a POS. They always hang up but I hope it bothers them that they are the law, and they regularly break the law.
The police don't really know the law! They need better training
Wtf is felony eavesdropping? I have never heard of it..
You never heard of it because you haven't been eavesdropping. LOL No, but seriously, it's yet another made up statute to be able to have power over people.
Funny how cops can record you without your permission; businesses can film the public 24/7; and these cops can just make up laws on-the-fly.
Detective Monaco is just enforcing rules for no reason besides arbitrary.
What about, "My camera--my choice"???
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Glad to see more auditor coverage. The open press is what is needed to hold these corrupt institutions accountable. These cops are small-ego bullies and they were taught a lesson by Sean that they weren’t ready for
Reyes is my favorite auditor. He is doing the work and we all appreciate it.
The police need at least 1 year studying LAW at the academy level and those that prove they don't know law should immediately be taken off the street and sent back for more education , oh yeah at a significant pay cut .
Good job Reyes we're all for you
Who are the people that 'dislike' this video?? Does Kim Jong Un watch youtube?
Cops using the wiretapping statute in Illinois was struck down ten years ago!
Sub’d from LIA. Detective Douche is a Total Tyrant.
1:15 and this is why people say there are no good cops.
In theory cops are supposed to uphold the law, even if it’s one of their own breaking it. But as usual, the “good cop” sees law breaking, and just stands by and lets it happen. And that’s a best case scenario.
If that cop stepped in he would be fired and targeted himself. The system doesn’t allow for good cops to exist if they’re willing to hold other cops accountable.
I will say it again, cops need to go to law school, with an emphasis on Constitutional Law and Ethics. It is ridiculous we live in a society where the people charged with ENFORCEMENT of law and the legal right to change or end a life based on their understanding of the law, don't have a basic knowledge of the law.
I been a sub on his since he started and he is so well spoken a so cool ,calm and collective people hate it. He is very well versed in his right and that what makes him a weapon as a auditor.. Use your right before they are taken away.
Being a Police office carries great responsibility. If they are not held accountable for their bad behavior, they will abuse the privilege of their status & power.
We sir tell me it's ok for a person to record you at your job. You ask them politely to stop but he keeps going.
So who's in the wrong the cop trying to do his job or the guy with the camera trying to get views for his UA-cam channel?
@@david2727 Yep it's ok to film public officials just like they film you. You can ask them to stop and yes they can politely decline your request. The cop is in the wrong because he doesn't know the law and you can't go around grabbing people and stopping them doing 1A protected activities. Guess what dumb ass if people like you and these cops did their jobs and weren't afraid of cameras their wouldn't be any auditors...
Just because they printed a sign and posted it doesn't make it a law. Claiming its a state law is doesn't make it one either.
it is state law.. Look it up
@@yogib37 In 2012, it was successfully challenged by the ACLU to allow filming of police. Two years later, an updated law was passed that allowed filming in public where there was no reasonable expectation of privacy as well as the filming of police.
@@yogib37 How about take your own advice....The law says NOTHING about not being able to record public officials in the course of their duties and regarding citizens it only becomes a crime if the recording is done in a surreptitious manner...so by them having the sign up claiming NO recording or filming that sign is on its face unconstitutional on the state and federal level
@@yogib37 Did not mean to get you so salty. Federal worker here. Very aware of what is and is not allowed. Have a fabulous day!!😁
These tyrants should be fired and lose their license to be a law enforcement officer forever!!! They need to lose their qualified immunity and have to pay the lawsuit out of their personal retirement and 401K account!!! END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY FOR ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENTS NOW!!!🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻💩💩 💩🤡🤡🤡🐷🐷🐷
Now that’s a respectable mayor. Reyes is a hero. We love him. You crooked cops better leave him alone!!
Well done...... destroy tyranny
Two jobs where you can be totally incompetent and not lose your job. Cop and us president
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This is why cops need actual training in law
They already know they just don't care
The reason this audit was so successful was that outlets like this one are spreading the stories. Keep showing this content. Change will come.
there should be a law against police for false arrest....
. NAME and SHAME
It's called Lawsuit.
Excellent video!!!
This was a great video but you have to remember the mayor did step up I don't know the mayor I don't live in that area but the mayor did his duty so I take off my hat to this mayor for upholding his oath
Kudos to that mayor. That mayor knows that those policies were erroneously posted and that federal recording laws trump state laws.