Client Educates Cops | They Don't Listen | He Wins in Court
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2022
- There’s a dispute between a store and a customer. The store calls the police, reporting something that’s not a crime. The police show up to investigate the said non-crime. They demand ID. Now like many states, West Virginia does not have a “stop and ID” law. However, if they have reasonable suspicion a crime was committed, and that a particular individual committed that crime, they can perform an investigative detention which can involve forcibly obtaining an ID from a suspect. So what is the crime? Can the alleged crime of “trespassing” be used to detain and ID a shopper who has not been asked to leave the store, and who has not been given the opportunity, or even allowed, to leave the store by the responding police officer?
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Fantastic work on your channel here!
Myself I'm a 37 year resident of Hampshire County WV, and my oh my I've got occurrences in my memory that would blow your mind. Unfortunately from the late 90s & early 2000's before body cams were worn. I truly wish the happenings I speak of were video- documented. Should have been winning cases in court too, lost by miles. Sad.
Anyways, I love your channel and admire what you do. Very intelligent in your profession! I also thank you for what you do on here and for the people.
Take care
Question. Was he ever trespassed at that Walmart? What happens if he went back there? As far as I know we don't have any such thing as "being trespassed" anywhere in Australia. In my State of New South Wales we have the Inclosed Lands Protection Act 1901. Section 4 of this Act details "Unlawful entry on inclosed lands" as follows:
(1) Any person who, without lawful excuse (proof of which lies on the person), enters into inclosed lands without the consent of the owner, occupier or person apparently in charge of those lands, or who remains on those lands after being requested by the owner, occupier or person apparently in charge of those lands to leave those lands, is liable to a penalty not exceeding-
(a) 10 penalty units in the case of prescribed premises, or
(b) 5 penalty units in any other case.
What a bunch of ignorant cop's...
Why is it that ALL THESE CORRUPT, CRIMINAL, THIN BLUE LINE, GANG MEMBER THUGS, ARE SO IGNORANT, AND UNEDUCATED On the Constitutional Rights They Swore an Oath too Uphold FOR “WE THE PEOPLE” 😩💀😱😡😤
The Worst part about it is They Believe it is US that are the “HILLBILLIES” When in Reality, it is All of Them That are Complete and Utter OVERPAID IDIOTS, Whom Keep Costing US TAXPAYERS BILLIONS of Dollars from Them getting SUED💀👮🏽♂️❌👮🏻♀️🚫👮🏾🛑‼️
Did he sue? Did he receive judgement? Did officer get punnished? Does he have a trespass?
"Ignorance of the law is not an excuse." -Police
"We have qualified immunity for when we are ignorant of the law." -Police
It's such an amazing hypocrisy, yeah? Without double standards, the judicial system wouldn't have standards.
And people's lives are getting actually fucked by this. So much corruption and fucked up shit going on I hate it.
Best Comment in UA-cam in HISTORY! SERIOUSLY HISTORY!!!!! You sir deserve some form of huge cash prize or something because if there was ever anything true in this entire span of earth's existence it was what you just stated! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@thatguy6214 people's lives are getting f***ed by literally everything in this dumpster fire of a planet, right now. But yeah, this is definitely up there pretty high on the list of offenses, imo.
ain't that the truth
The scariest part of the police is they don't have to understand the law to have the job to enforce it
The scariest part is when they beat the hell out of you and then on top of that charge you with felony resisting for hurting their punching knuckles.
They should atleast have to pass the bar
Poorly trained police officers are one of the greatest threats to our American way of life. Well trained cops are public servants, poorly trained police are tyrants.
Nah, the police know the law and have had the training. The police are just numb to accountability and consequences.
The courts enforce the law, cops are supposed to maintain the peace.
The problem is that cops don't face any personal consequences when THEY lose in court. They still get the same paycheck *whether they win or lose the case against you.*
i can smell promotions in the air
I second this, they should at least have to cover fees and times to pay people defending laws that don’t exist
Absolutely!!!! THAT!!!!!
The cops won
They probably got paid overtime
That should apply to lawyers as well. Lying for your client should be a crime.
I guess they forget that that "hillbilly law" is the US Constitution
Another case of "there's no crime", the police show up, now there's a crime. This has to stop.
Yup.
Karen’s need to stop calling the cops
It won't. Government has out grown the constitution
@@StandWatie1862 they are experts at working around our rights. They despise us and our rights.
MAKE COPS FULLY ACCOUNTABLE TO THE PEOPLE, AND FINE THEM TO PREVENT THIS TYRANNY..
BEGIN LEVYING FINES STARTING AT $25,000.00 TO BE PAID ONLY BY THE COP. NO ASSISTANCE ALLOWED.
That cop really celebrated her ignorance.
They always do.
Dunning-Kruger personified.
Proud as Hell that she's stupid! Must be an Academy prerequisite.
I knew a guy used to say “FLAUNTING her ignorance!” 😂😂😂
Typical quota hire
Your client was absolutely right on everything. For it to be trespass, they have to tell him to leave. It appears Walmart employees singled him out for this incident. The best way the police could have handled it was to just stand by, keep their mouth shut, and let him leave. This would be a peaceful resolution to the matter. The officer in the matter did not maintain the peace and escalated the situation. She proceeded with false charges.
They don't want a peaceful resolution. They escalate ON PURPOSE in order to use violence.
New Law: Any Jail time served by an innocent Citizen must be then served as punishment by the Illegally Arresting Officer.
When LEO says "that's fine" when being told they are violating someone's civil rights, that should be equivalent to surrendering their qualified immunity.
there is no qualified immunity in this case
Actually in the last couple of years I have seen quite a few cops be denied qualified immunity for that very reason
They say that's fine because they know no matter how many times they screw up there will be no consequences
Should be the equivalent of felony kidnapping, and the victim should behave accordingly.
In a perfect world that's exactly what it would be, but in this satanic works that does not exist.
Qualified Immunity MUST be removed so that these clueless officers have to pay for their own mistakes !!
Qualified immunity will never ever ever go away. Do you understand me because that means politicians judges city officials will have to face the music along with these police officers they will never ever ever vote for a qualified immunity ever as long as we have humans in power who are stupid this will be a forever thing. This will never change ever.
She solicited a trespass,illegal arrested, kidnapping. Hell of a lawsuit
💯🎯
This speaks volumes of how an officer is trained and how they interpret the law.
Tell Walmart when they call to speak to the customer themselves and ask them to leave. Police case solved
"It is a crime that you're not cooperating in our investigation to find something illegal that you did. You must cooperate." That cop was so wrong on just about everything she said. The sad part about it is that female cop has no qualms about taking somebody's freedom away.
Yes she has no qualms but her backup had none either. And he explained what he did not know as gospel. He was so sure and was so wrong. So maybe it's the whole area that is ignorant
Exactly! You are in no way responsible to help the cops build a case against you.
If your walking through a park minding your own business and the cops happen to I.D. you for no apparent reason and then later on some crime happens near the park, guess who there going to come looking for? Then you may be stuck having to prove your innocence when you were just minding your own business. You should never I.D. Period for your own safety from wrongful arrest or interrogation
The whole department and the prosecutor's office were wrong! How bad is their education?
Aside from the misogyny, I couldn't agree more
I hope he sued them. If no one is willing to hold them accountable they will keep violating people’s rights.
This guy stood up for his rights, good for you.
Just blows your mind that the public knows the law better than law enforcement 😬
Not according to law enforcement we don't.
not really. 6mo of training with only 6 weeks of law training
They only remember the 'aim at center mass' part of their training. Once they are on the streets it's 'write tickets and make arrest for your raises and promotions or else'.
Because the public are the only ones who have consequences when cops are wrong. NOTHING is gonna happen to these cops. And they can't figure out why they're losing support. All she had to do was watch him leave, but nooo....
Not MY mind.
The store didn't trespass him. Officer solicited trespass.
Well, now the case is in the realm of the "Civil Rights" Lawyers. There are a lot out there. Many of them settle for just the "legal expenses" and the injured party gets nothing.
Yep, cop,can’t formally trespass you until someone with an interest in the property asks you to leave. Very sloppy police work
All the cop had to do was ask a simple question to the manager or employee
Historic explicitly asked him to be trespassed watch the video I cannot watch it for you again.
The officer asked what they wanted to do trespass and they said yes. Remember they called the police on this Nut Job. If this went to trial I would assign him costs. There's a dumbass provision in the criminal code and he fits it. We cannot reward these tantrums when people will not behave like civilized individuals.
None of those cops will think differently.
The almighty "phone call." Holds more power than the constitution.
Why I am arrested? Because I got a call
I think the most important factor here is: After the prosecutor dropped the charges because they became aware of their own ignorance, were the overly confident pigs notified of THEIR similar ignorance and instructed to never behave that way again?
No because then they would have constructive notice that they were wrong and would have to stop doing it. If you don't correct them they can do it again without consequences !
Hella no!
Exactly. At a minimum, this video should be sent to the PD training section.
This is what makes me the maddest. She still thinks she is right, along with the other dipsticks around her.
They don't care to know the law. They can do what they want regardless.
Clearly someone with even a “hillbilly” law degree is more educated than the majority of law enforcement 😂
"Hillbilly" law degree is a lot better than cop law degree.
@@rodh1404 100%
I’ve been learning about the law for half of year can confidently say I know more about the law then the police ofc that’s a very low bar of achievement
There used to be real reasons to invoke Obstruction, now, all a dirty cop needs say is, ok Obstruction. Qualified immunity needs to end.
The copsplainin’ is ridiculous! Oblivious to the actual law.
"This is what I'm dealing with"
Yeah, someone who understands their rights
She needs to prove she knows how to "deal with" questionable calls from Walmart and citizens who know their state's laws and their Constitutional rights. Can she (or any officer in her agency) demonstrate the correct interaction?
The best way to avoid Walmart drama is to not enter a Walmart. It has worked flawlessly for me.
Absolutely
Exactly...as a union member I do not shop there....plenty of union shops out there
Right. I've never had a good experience there. I spend my money elsewhere.
Me too. Now they're all being closed everywhere bc of their stupidity. Good riddance Walmart.
How do you avoid drama in the comment section? 🖕
The confidence with which government employees say wrong things is unrivaled.
Who needs to be right when nothing happens if youre wrong lol
Exactly
@@joewiththeshot there's a reason former law enforcement suffer from alcoholism. Retire LEO's also commit suicide at a higher rate
i write this everywhere, because there is a very simple explanation to this: the police won a case in the court when a wannabe-cop sued them for discriminating him (not hiring him) because of... HIS HIGH IQ. So it is legally proven that the police officially DOES NOT HIRE people with high IQ for the job, because, as they stated in the court, this job will be BORING to them. So you can state that all or most of the cops hired by the department are NOT high-iq individuals. That's why you see what you see: a bunch of low- or mediocre-IQ people behave like low- or mediocre-IQ people. Nothing special to see here.
@@ChicanoOne760 What does that have to do with anything about them being wrong?
Glad he won the case, I hope he follows up with further legal action. These tyrants must be stopped.
He must have followed up as John said his client. I'm betting the suit has been filed or will be filed for civil rights violations.
The cops just committed a kidnapping... but I guess she's have immunity
Sadly the same department will review the case and see no wrong doing and qualified immunity…..
A lawsuit is the only way they learn. Otherwise, they will continue with this illegal action thinking they can always get away with it.
@@joedavis6290 then that is why we as West Virginians must relentlessly call, write, email, petition and protest in spite of these tyrannical dictators!
Remember kids... “the Constitution of the United States confirms and strengthens the principle, supposed to be essential to all written constitutions, that a law repugnant to the constitution is void, and that courts, as well as other departments, are bound by that instrument.” - Chief Justice John Marshall
The DA will always drop the charges and he will never get the chance to address them in open court. Never will the person get the chance to address the cop in open court in front of a judge.
The 'hour of the excuse' has long since passed. Removing qualified immunity combined with retraining and zero tolerance is what police officers NEED, NOW!
Abolish Qualified Immunity and the Fraternal Order of Police
it is time to start locking up cops who break the law by violating citizens rights. this is treason against citizens of this country!
Sounds like a good place to start
Mandatory jail sentencing for each instance of civil rights violation, abuse of power, or excessive force.
The SCOTUS has recently ruled that cops can be sued for malicious prosecution and the requirement to show that violation is that a favorable disposition to the dependent be granted which now includes dropping of charges! So if this happened sometime after April....her qualified immunity is gone!!
Felony deprivation of rights, unlawful restraint/false imprisonment, assault, battery, etc. etc. etc. all while armed and at all times threatening lethal force and all the upcharges and increased sentencing that goes with it.
She belongs in prison, and so does the other cops who aided/abetted. If cops were reliably held accountable this would be far less common. None of the officers on this video should be able to claim ignorance and they all heard all the facts necessary for any reasonable person to conclude the cop illegally arrested the person in retaliation for not waiving 4th amendment rights.
Citizens are told ignorance is no excuse all the time, that needs to apply even more strictly to cops, DAs, judges, etc.
That will happen right after we cure cancer, roll out energy positive fusion power, have flying cars, hell freezes over, pigs fly, ....
Where's the civil rights lawsuit?
And the great news for government actors; if they magically make up some law, in their head, just dreamt it up - It now offers them qualified immunity for their actions.
So where does the victim here go for recourse? (honest question)
You might go after the city/county and the department to show that each of the individual actors was trained improperly and that lead to the deprivation of rights.
@@billy63 In the video description he said there will be an update on how he is going to handle this situation.
Abuse under the colour of law carries a prison term!
Every cops "Investigative" skill: Demand ID. Case closed.
They gloss right over the fact that they skipped the step of determining if there had been a crime. Without that there's nothing to investigate. How come police can't understand the basic order of operations.
How come every investigation results in being handcuffed for refusal to identify
@@julieproctor6039 because cops are trained to get id and not trained on our rights.
"It's a criminal investigation."
What CRIME was she investigating?
Her own.
:
"Fine. Being a criminal investigation, I'm going to remain silent and not answer any questions without my attorney present."
@@criticallook1352 haha, that's technically true. LOL
@@YouveBeenMiddled That's what everyone should be saying.
@@cjgamer2140 that's obstruction, not complying with my unlawful orders and surrendering yer 4th now I'm gonna yank you around and add a resisting charge. Modern policing at its finest.
Imagine having a job where your ignorance about your job can cost someone else a lot of problems & money, but there are absolutely no consequences for you. You don’t even have to apologize.
Sounds good, sign me up. Oh great pay and benefits with a GED. I want to be one of those , three or four cops , that pass those plastic bucket through the x ray machine. Get to put on your costume , stick your chest out and look at people like your tuff .
Cops and other government bureaucrats, pretty much
A public sincere apology would be part of my lawsuit/settlement. As stated in a Bruce Willis movie.... I only want to hear 5 words. I... F'ed... Up.. I'm.. Sorry.
Weatherman is definitely in the discussion
Ignorance is bliss, they say
Citizens who know their rights- "You are violating my rights, be advised, I will sue you.."
Literally every officer in this country- "Thats fine. You do that. I really don't care."
This is due to Qualified Immunity and departments being allowed to investigate themselves. Yes, in the end, he was right, they were wrong. But it doesn't matter whatsoever, he still had his liberty temporarily taken away, he still lost time and money, and those officers will continue to go out on patrol feeling confident that they can ID anyone and arrest them if they decline to provide it and never worry about consequences to their actions. This man will likely sue, be given a settlement from Tax dollars, The cycle will never end. We live in a police state.
And no one was held accountable…fits the past perfectly
"He took a video of the employee which is an invasion of privacy"... in a store with hundreds of cameras.
Or do you're led to believe
That's so laughable. Walmart has such an advanced camera system it will map and track your face and they share that data so if you are trespassed or banned it will immediately alert in the system. They can take that mapping and it will pull everywhere you went in the store. All large retailers have this, I worked for a small retailer with 24 stores and we're in the process of rolling it out when I found another job.
@@JL-bm2sp it's not that good tbh
Ummm check your state proxy private property by laws....that means everyone with a cell phone cannot take family pictures .. anywhere...no disrespect ..but this man can su the ever living daylights out of the officer personally...the so called door greater...the employee that called him out on the pa...sue the city....oh I forgot...and he can sue the ever living crap out if the wal marts integrity department
It’s so good you can walk into Walmart look at a random thing and within a day have advertisements on phone and computer. It’s military grade.
These officers should be made to make a public apology directly to the victim on camera and posted on UA-cam.
And pay all lawsuits! It's bad enough that we provide their salaries and pensions for them to blatantly violate citizens rights on every encounter!
An apology with a few zeroes and some pink slips attached at the end.
While handing over a cheque from their personal funds!
UA-cam law🤣
This man handled this well. I am glad he remained calm. This lady cop should be fired for not knowing the laws. Where do they hire these people!? The man she arrested would do a better job at being a police officer than this woman w that annoying voice.
The guy did a terrible job of exercising his 5th amendment right to remain silent.
That lady cop was oozing with smugness. I hope the guy sues her, her department and WM.
Now freedom of information act request information about her home address and protest on the public easement of that property.
@@vyvyanbasterd4133 now that’s a cool idea.
What would bring satisfaction to me is going back to the police station for a follow up with these officers, considering how arrogant they were. I think that would be worth more than any kind of settlement.
You don't need to request, it comes right up.
194 Wabash Ave, Buckhannon, WV.
How does a whole police dept not know when a person is REQUIRED to provide ID??!!
They have a God complex and think they can do anything. They are LEO'S but hate the law that doesn't let them do whatever they want and break the law.
Come to i'llinios it juat as bad with the isp as far as wallmart thwy have him on a no tresspassing list to all wallmarts because of karen
They know. They just don't care, because the constitution makes their job harder. It doesn't matter to them, because the punishment for being wrong is paid by the taxpayers, not them. Even when their department gives them a paid vacation, it's a reward, not a punishment.
A Great Question....seem like knowing when an ID is required would be LAW 101???
They don’t care. Cops make up rules as they go and hope that folks don’t understand the Bill of Rights.
No Crime ! No I.D. ! Lawfully Required !
You do not have to provide ID. PERIOD.
I've never met a cop that was NOT a criminal.
Facts
Hope we filed a lawsuit for false arrest false imprisonment and kidnapping
“Can I see your ID?”
“No”.
“Well, the store wants you to leave. Will you leave voluntarily before I have to trespass you?”
“Yes”.
And just like that a city is saved a crap ton of money.
Some places the cost per person in jail is $1300 per night. Not saying petty crimes should be ignored, but they should darn well be more selective about who they lock up for BS.
Edit: @Cabaniss Media has corrected me, the actual range of incarceration cost per inmate per day is $50-200
@@allahbole keep following the money
but but but a little ID.... what we could do without a little ID!!!!
This kind of crap is what keeping cities financially going ...
Then all the other officers wouldn't have a chance to get in her pants because they were not able to give her enough attention.
And now all he get is oh sorry what about his life and reputation being ruined if a cop falsely arrests someone they should be fired and arrested for felony kidnapping and extortion. Watch how quick they learn the law
scary when an entire police dept don't know the law and arrests people for their misunderstandings
jewmerica
Misunderstanding is way too nice a term for these ignotrant, clueless thugs! I just wonder how many others they have set up as criminals from among those who don't know their rights, like children, elderly or other vulnerable groups!
Even if some of those other officers knew she was wrong, they still would not step in and tell her that. They back each other and let the courts deal with it. In the end, they were all wrong and the guy can sue for violation of rights and let the courts handle it again.
No accountability for that officer! And now taxpayers need to pay up for her ignorance! Absolutely Disgusting!!!!
It's AWESOME when TAX PAYERS Defund the POLICE!! Due to the IDIOT law suits!!
Insurance covers the settlement
Well, It's not as if we haven't already funneled billions of taypayer dollars towards entities such as BigPharma, Ukraine, and elected officials... Yeah... fuck it all...😞
@@antiskell and who pays the insurance?
The Police Union should have to pay when one of their gang member is at fault. Oh wait they never think their gang members are at fault.
People need to worry about themselves and not what other ppl are doing or not doing. The guy acted like a 2 year old but insists on being treated like an adult. Life doesn’t work that way. 2 wrongs never make a right, plus, the guy lied.
I absolutely am not violating your rights! I'm telling you what I was told! This is what I'm dealing with. All things that female cop said, but everything she said is wrong. They won't listen to the truth or the law, they do what they want because they can. Want proof? What action was taken against this officer? Absolutely none. She's still out there thinking she's right about everything.
Those office *itches, tho
The only crime he committed was standing his ground and exercising his rights.
if that ever becomes a crime we are doomed . . . .
Cant do that, that's obstruction of my absolute authority to be a jagoff🤣🤣
What Crime is that?🤔
@@danielweston9188 It already is honestly. Look at how irate they get when you challenge them in ANY way, big or small.
Just wear a fuckin mask, its not that hard
When a store calls the police the police need to conduct an impartial investigation. Police should never just show up and act like they're enforcing the rules on the store's behalf.
they always do that under the assumption that the store has better lawyers and the other person has none.
it's because they all work for the same masters, corporate.
Tbey always do
Policy is not law.
That is what WOULD happen if the US wasn't a corporate police state.
Thanks for helping those who want to hold officials accountable
It’s a lot of fun listening to this citizen schooling the cops, especially when he’s 100% correct about the law. He tried to warn them, didn’t he?
It’s always refreshing when the citizens seek legal counsel and follow these up with a lawsuit.
Not really when it's coming out of our pockets and nobody gets fired for it.. The police are just giving the lawyers a big paycheck
@@BJtheMountaineerguy shouldn't have to be this way
@@hobeone1192but it is that way....
@@DCMAKER133 When they get rid of qualified immunity and have to pay for it themselves or funds out of the Union. It will change quickly.
@@TheBambislayer doubtful,still a great chance they skate. Until they are held to equal or greater accountability than a citizen none of this changes in any meaningful way.
It's quite an embarrassment that all levels of law enforcement and up to the prosecutor don't understand the basics of the 4th amendment in their state.
Really. Even I know WV isn't a stop & id state and I live in Oklahoma.
It actually really a shame that the DA goes on practicing law after this little stunt. This actually calls into question whether the BAR association can go on with it’s “self policing” function. If they don’t want to have the DA explain themselves, well, what the hell good are they?
It's truly unfortunate for everyone.. Should be the first and most important thing to know in their job description.
@@David0lyle The DA was confused by how the report was written. Once all the he got the entire story. Without the officer lies it was when thing got dropped,
He was never asked to leave or wear a mask. He never use offensive language towards the employee.
The officer report was compounded lies on lies.
It's not just law enforcement. Recently I've had two searches without a warrant by "code enforcement" people and an asst. fire marshal. The asst fire marshal is coming again without a warrant in coming days. They've all been refused. They've even threatened administrative warrants. In a record request we found a warrant with a name at the judge signature box, not court seal, and no indication of what court it supposedly came from. They don't have a clue about the law. All I know is it is very hard to find a civil rights lawyer in Texas that knows these activities are against the law. My only hope is to find one before SOL runs out on me.
As an asthmatic, I still panic at the thought of anyone else towering over me to try and force one of those things on me. Glad this man confidently stood up for his rights. I never had the police called on me because I am small enough they just got in my face to intimidate me at the businesses.
"force one of those things on me"
what do you mean by things? a mask?
2nd hand information. A cops best friend. Along with "i smell weed" or "your eyes look funny". Right up there with "the dog alerted". 😅
I love when they think your rights go away because they got a call
I got a call. I haven't done anything., Yeah, you have a camera. It's illegal to film people. You're under arrest for trespassing, bad body odor, resisting arrest, and being a jerk. Hand me that camera, I need to erase all your video.
‘I got a call’ = free reign to be a tyrant
No one in this country is more lawless than supposed "law enforcement". They are totally clueless to actual law, all they care about is their ego and perceived authority. They're almost always wrong, but they almost never have consequences. Qualified Immunity MUST be abolished and we must start pushing for criminal charges against these lawless traitors.
Law Enforcement: Useless when they are needed the most, destructive when they are needed the least.
The entire system needs to be dismantled and completely restructured.
And this is a feature, not a bug. They are not dumb, they could be taught. But, there is no value in teaching them how to better respect people's rights.
"No one in this country is more lawless than supposed "law enforcement". exactly
they need to be held criminally accountable for violation of rights under color of law.and the supervisor needs to be charged as well. jail will make them think twice before just arresting for not doing anything wrong.
The number of cops ignorant of the law is soooo pathetic !!
She went straight to coward mode. She has been corrupted well. So proud of our cowards in blue.
the blue will all be round up and executed during next civil war for enforcing jew commie doctrine on free people. oh vey
the dirty blue line. good thing for us, our president wants another 100,000 just like her to ensure your complete control.
It’s mind boggling and scary that all those supposed law enforcers standing around didn’t realize they were the ones breaking the law. Every single one of those officers should be dragged through the courts.
I would give their chief jail time for allowing such armed trash out on the streets of that community!
It’s mind boggling and scary that all those supposed law enforcers conspired to keep on violating that man = RICO = one big ass, multi $$$ lawsuit....... And Walmart needs to get one big ass, multi $$$ lawsuit....... 👍👍
The cops like other professionals, and using that lightly, usually have to be going through educational classes to upgrade what they should know, and keep current.. Like 30 credits per three years.
This can be cpr, basic first aid or just reviewing the local and state, and federal statues. There would be less of this stuff if they did. If they do not meet the educational credits then no pay raise till they do. How does that sound.
In rural Georgia, customer would've been shot or tased to death. ID obtained later. Still no investigation of any crime.
the ignorance of the law is astounding
I think you’re doing a good job and a good service to all the communities. Thank you for posting these. I’ve never had those kind of problems. I’ve been close. I try to educate myself by watching your channel. Thank you so much just to throw out there. I’m a black Hispanic I run my own business, don’t have much education, but I did serve in the US Army
I'm getting really really tired seeing law enforcement behave like this.
Stop watching the news or leaving your home then... and buy a gun
We got to learn our rights and USE THEM.... they keep dishing out shit because we keep taking it,,,, we ALLOWED it to get to this point.
Keep in mind most videos of cops on youtube are the bad encounters which garner more attention, more views and thus more advertising dollars. I'm not defending cops as there are bad apples in all groups. This cop's first mistake was failure to recognize that the man was not asked to leave.
@@iluvdrywall I live in a country where I have more encounters with cops... but they let me go for traffic violations even driving without a license 95% of the time... as long as you are polite..be a jerk they will get you for whatever they can... drive drunk your'e going to jail.. point is they are not looking to bust people... who really have to do something to attract attention... if there is a dispute between two parties... they really try to mediate and settle it without the system getting involved. no incident report... court , judges... etc.
RIGHT? I try to respect and support police but it's bullshit like this that makes my blood boil.
I find it absolute incompetence that law enforcement do not know basic law. Like an accountant who can't perform basic math. Yet, here they are, and a lot of them.
And that will continue until they begin to face the same accountability as you or I. Jail time, a lot of it and liberally applied.
i'd understand if they didn't understand nuanced law, thats what a lawyer is for. they don't even understand the constitution
@@WhatsY0UTUB3 I can't give you that. If you are going to lay hands on someone and take their freedom, for even a minute, you had best know the law you are using inside and out.
Otherwise, as we saw in this video, you could be perpetrating serious felonies.
Yes we are not yet arresting criminal cops for stuff like this but some cop will be the first. Ask Dereck Chauvin about that, he did nothing that had not been done many times before by officers but,, he became the first to be held accountable for it.
Add 300lbs of oink meat and you got yourself a sergeant.
He needs to sue them!
How can any cop enforce any law without full comprehension of our constitutional rights???
So now onto the civil suit -- seems these days he can expect miminum of $50K, maybe upto 150K. Which wouldn't be near enough. True justice would mean she goes to jail along with every cop who backed her up, and none of them would ever be allowed to work for the public, that might approach justice.
I'd probably throw the Prosecutor that initially tried to push for a plea deal rather than immediately dropping all charges into prison for a year or two as well (and say a 10 year suspension of their law license). Pure scumminess and definitely not serving the People.
SUE EACH COP PERSONALLY!
If you carried out those same physical action it would be kidnap... So if the situation does not meet the standard for arrest and none of the conditions or criteria for arrest are satisfied, then it can not be an arrest. Void of the classification of an arrest the actions are all criminal. But the system doesn't like to recognise reality.
@@dontaskme7004 Aggravated kidnapping, exactly what happened.
Restraining orders kill kop careers..do it for your safety to prevent further retribution
Crazy how confident they are of being totally WRONG!
But they weren't confident of being wrong, they were confident of being right though they're wrong!
At the end of the day, confidence is all they have. Take that away from them and they're just scarred children with guns.
Thank God there is another human being who refused to "obey" the unlawful muzzle policy. A mandate is not law. I got chased by 3 store employees and then finally a manager at Menards for not wearing one. I was in ordering a $5K garage kit to build. He kept repeating...."I'm asking you politely" and I kept repeating "I'm answering you politely, that I will not have someone dictate if I can get oxygen." What amazed me was all the sheeple that just "followed orders." The ignorant bring down the informed.
Even if the victim won in court he still lost because he was publicly humiliated, sent to jail, paid bail and legal fees, and went to court. While the cops laugh it off behind their qualified immunity.
It makes me sick to my stomach that pig's ignorance can cause so much mental, physical and financial consequences to the victims.
Freedom is scary. . Deal with it 😔
@@julieproctor6039 Nobody should have to deal with getting arrested for unlawful charges. Freedom shouldn't be scary at all, it should make you feel secure and safe.
The sad part is she will continue to do this to others..
But not at the unmasked cop at 8:43. Rules for thee but for me. The whole mask and mRNA jab situation has further eroded society on a global scale to the point of oblivion. It only took two years to go scorched earth in regards to the wanton stripping of freedom.
yep!
Sue that c*** under the poor house!!!!!
The officer kept saying she was conducting a “criminal” investigation. I so badly wanted the gentleman to ask “what exactly is the CRIME you are investigating?”
The crime was trespass. But because she messed up badly, the actual crime was a violation of the 4th amendment, and SHE was the perpetrator. And the real problem is that SO MANY cops believe you are required to provide your ID when they demand it. And they seem to demand ID for just about every interaction, regardless of whether demanding that ID is lawful or not.
crime was trespassing and filming some poor employee who is being a fucking karen.
@@rodh1404 He was never trespassed, no crime was committed
No store employee told the guy he was trespassed.
@@iknklst Exactly. The first thing she should have asked, did you ask him to leave the store. Part of the Supreme Court rulings the person must be first asked to leave, refusal will then be a criminal act. Until that person is asked to leave, its a civil case.
@@rodh1404 I think the only time trespass is a crime is "Trespass after warning." I may be wrong, but the first trespass simply verifies the person has been asked to leave and warned to never return. Only if they return is there a crime.
Sue em!
That was literally the only power they will ever have, and they tried to wield it. When we didn’t comply and felt nothing about their demands it deflated them completely.
It disgusts me about how not only how comfortable law enforcement is to kidnap and and cage people, but how much they get off on doing it
Exactly
They are truly very sick people.
Yep. They love it and give high fives.
@@McClimber234 its so sad.. i fear for the future of our children 😥
@@mountain_dweller i still havent forgotten about Kelly Thomas.. poor guy
"Its about to get fun"
Sociopathic behavior and she gets a badge and a gun. God help us
Instead of going through background checks and psychoanalysis…..perhaps Candidates should try an IQ test first…..
She should not be a police officer with that type of ego.
Hope he sues. I'll contribute to his gofundme
It seems like it's a prerequisite.
@@Tyler-mb8ce just a heads up they are ALL just like that some are nicer about it than others but same concept still 😂
Why are citizens forced to pay incompetent cops?
Our rights trump any POLICY by a corporation. People need to understand this.
Same as always. The DA bluffed all the way to the court date trying to badger him into taking a plea deal instead of actually looking at the laws that might apply here. When they finally did look, they realized they had no case and dropped it.
I agree. The DA's office always start out supporting the police and try to push for a plea deal. It may be that the DA thought he had been tresspassed because the lady cop kept saying that, but the video clearly shows he was never asked to leave by the store employees.
I hope he sues the cops and the Department.
@@daveschaefer8957 The pig solicited the trespass from the Karen.
No no no way...They knew the ENTIRE TIME the had no case and was just hoping to bully a charge past a citizen
I was fortunate to have experienced a similar court date. The incident was in a CVS. Since I'm not stupid I knew that we were on camera so I kept my hands to myself and left. The manager made all sorts of allegations and I got charged. Day of court they offered me three plea deals and I turned them all down with a shit eating grin and right before they called the case, charge dropped by the prosecutor. Damn it felt good
Trying to protect the police from a lawsuit by bluffing the defendant to give up his rights.
It’s just so dissatisfying that we don’t get to see their faces when they figure out they were wrong.
I seriously doubt anyone made them aware they were wrong.
Or brag about his hillbilly law degree
Cops sure do forget a lot that citizens have rights.
It should be a law to have a WALL OF SHAME , where all the faces of the cops are displayed with a description of their CRIMES and FOOLISH ' mistakes ".
Because they don't want be seen in public embrassed lol
I hope that man holds that Woman Blue Line Gang Member accountable and liable for her unlawful treatment of that man’s civil rights and thanks for all the hard work you do for the people and our rights and the education that we the people learn from the videos that you post it’s greatly appreciated I have learned a lot of info about the law from watching your videos I just wanted you to know I am grateful for all the hard work that you put in to make these videos and Thanks again for all you do for the people
So...that's it? Criminal charges dropped? What about the civil suit for false arrest and violation of civil rights?
This seems to happen so often where the Karen manager says one thing to the customer and another thing to the cops. He needs a settlement from Walmart for lying to the cops and creating this situation.
Title 42 1983 against the police and a resondeat superior cause for Walmart will make every one of the private parties state actors in the deprivation of rights.
While I live Bryan, the truth is we need every day men and women doing this
Which is why I always wear a badge-cam whenever I am in stores. 100% of the time.
And naming personality the Karen manager in the lawsuit. We individual accountability too. So many times people act like Karen because they feel they are protected because "they are an employee". 💯
This is the exact reason why I won't shop at Wal-Mart anymore for my big hauls. I truly cannot believe anyone does. We got treated like shit while everyone else could go in naked or in pajamas....
I WILL SAY THIS EVERYTIME I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS. 1. I HAVE ALOT OF RESPECT FOR WHAT YOU DO. 2. I CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR HELPING THE SMALL PEOPLE WHO CAN'T AFFORD A LAWYER, SO YOU HELPING US UNDERSTAND LAWS, ENEN THOUGH EACH STATE IS DIFFERENT. BUT THE GENERAL LAWS HELP ALOT. AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING! SO TIRED OF COP'!!, THEY CAN OR COULD EVEN MAKE YOU LOSE YOUR JOB OVER NOTHING. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
I like this guy he’s doing exactly what cops like to do, not let anyone else get a word in edgewise.
Hello fellow Ohioan. Shoutout from the Northeast
@@Syv_ hello
@@Syv_ Let's go Blue! 😁
😂🤣😂
You know why all the trees in Ohio lean to the north don’t ya? Because MICHIGAN SUCKS!
Proof that you don't have to be a genius to be a Walmart manager or a Police Officer. Just let the man leave.🤣😂
Women are just about all the same. I’ve met a few that are critical thinkers
They are actually considered low Iq jobs
@@longsleevethong1457 nah, it's just you. Nothing stinks quite like the reek of arrogance, and I'm willing to be you can be smelled a mile away. I've seen idiot male cops and managers. What's the excuse there if it isn't gender? Your anecdote is just proof of your own stupidity, and I highly doubt you'd recognize critical thinking even with glaring example of a statement lacking it, like say, "wOmEn aReN't sMaRt".
Yellow-bellied sap-suckers are always the same...
@@Nathand0992 what's funny about that is that a Walmart manager actually has more of a skill set than a police officer and more requirements
Low IQ problem.
I like how the cops all admitted everything they did wrong on camera multiple times
May I shake your hand Toxin?
I hope he sued walmart and the police.
Yeah, makes the submission of evidence rather easy - their own body cams :)
@@JK-tq5oe easy? bodycam footage gets "accidentally" lost all the time.
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There should be no requirement for citizens to carry ID. That will help Cops get over their ‘crack-like’ addiction to ID.
He should've went back to the police station with the dismissal and told them to educate their employees. 🙄🙄🤡🤡
They had to go to court and do research in order to learn they don't live in a stop and ID state.
This is an embarrassment and a disgrace on so many levels.
You are totally correct.....Behavior such as this needs to be exposed.....so often the ignorant parties run and hide.
They do it because it gives them work, then they can grab more money from the public by saying "Look at all the court cases!".
EVIL!!
It's called "The process is the punishment." All these incompetent law enforcement and judicial morons are getting paid, while the put upon citizenry must take off work and explain themselves, and the law, to these boneheads.
@@TheRealDrJoey That's it alright, citizen punishment! Wish they would feel it half the time. Creeps
Yet another example of them thinking that badge gives them the Almighty power over citizens...tyrants
IT WILL TAKE A CIVIL WAR TO STOP THIS DOMESTIC TERRORISM BY UNCONSTITUTIONAL STANDING ARMY SOLDIERS!
THERE ARE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOR EMPLOYEES!
Facts!✌️
treasonous criminals!
So scary how she just completely ignores the truth....
Not as scary as her police buddies who supported her and were probably even higher in the ranks
As much as I hate for auditors, this is why they exist. People can just silently call the police on you without saying anything to you and then lie to the police and the police are just coming to arrest you. It's actually a common problem in America, if I call the police and allege the right thing on some random jogger jogging down my street they will come and respond a certain way and if I allege the right shit they'll take you to jail and force you to bond out with no evidence... I had a neighbor who called the police on me for all kinds of shit, everyday at 1 point And everything he accused me of was a lie But the cops came to my house every day to tell me off and threatened to arrest and ticket me everyday regardless so I put up some cameras in and outside of my house and hired a lawyer(Without saying a word to him, you know lol playing his game) And eventually the cops stopped showing up because he called the police a few times and lied to them after I had hired my lawyer and brought him to the sheriff's department with me but they showed up at his house and threatened him instead So he eventually stopped and then decided to start threatening me ever start threatening me every time I left my house lol one time he chased me down the street With a nail gun and the police wouldn't come arrest him but they have no problem coming to threaten me intimidate me and arrest me over that's me over false allegations that have been confirmed false.... It's a mess bro, it really is, what the cops don't realize is that sometimes they should just leave people alone And if that's not an option how about just arrest the right person, I had proof of him making false police reports threatening me harassing me a harassing me and they didn't do anything to him... Not exactly sure why but I have a pretty good idea lol usually that only happens if his wife works as a dispatcher or some crap there are some crap, if somebody who lives there was a cop I would have been dead so I know that's not what it is but it's still weird
And her buddies were even worse
Every cop should be REQUIRED to be able to quote the constitution, and UNDERSTAND it before they're handed the badge.