He absolutely LOVED saying he will detain you and put you in a cell. He said it multiple times. It made him feel like a powerful man, but refusing to speak to you outside exposed the coward he truly is. Pathetic. Thank you Sean 💪🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
It’s actually being kidnapped because he hasn’t broken a law so they don’t have any authority to take him and cage him. Imagine if we just grabbed a cop out of his cop car because we saw them actually break a law and go and lock him up somewhere?!
@@neilfloyd4812- *Thank you for writing that blank check- and apparently somebody tried to cash it, but not entirely. I hope you’re able to function at near 100%, but regardless, I hope our VA meets your needs.* *Seems like the current “Surrender-in-chief” is more interested in feeding, housing, educating, and employing as many illegal aliens as he can smuggle into the country before we shitcan him, than in taking care of the citizens he’s supposed to be working for.*
If it's a Friday, the judge could leave early for the weekend or not come in at all, thereby the person stays until Mon., unless that Mon is also a holiday..
In this day and age, you would think law enforcement would at least watch one youtube video and learn the law. The fact they can still violate and keep their jobs is amazing to me. I guess its a new day, new set of officers educated. Thx Sean for continuing the fight and helping to educate. WE THE PEOPLE thank you for protecting our rights.
They think people who post videos on youtube just do it for clout, not realizing how many experts there are on youtube who share their expertise (mechanics teaching people how to fix vehicles, civil rights lawyers discussing law, etc.).
If they learn the law, then they would lose qualified immunity on just about all cases. As long as they can play dumb they’re protected. It’s the only career in the US that you don’t actually have to know how to do the job to keep all the perks.
It’s obvious that these cops have complete disdain for the public. Their smug attitudes, pointing at badges, dismissive tone are all unnecessary. They just can’t help themselves. Thank you, Sean, for exposing them.
@@Kriegsbeil5577 Why did you have to bring your politics into it? That’s what they want. This isn’t a Republican or Democrat problem. This is a systemic problem across the country regardless of blue or red state.
@@marks1914 Well said! 👌😎 And I might add: regardless of "race" also.... White and black cops exercise the same level of Tyranny upon We The People, whether we are black or white..... This Absolute Power and Control DISEASE that these Costumed and Badged Tyrants are afflicted with gonna need some serious remedies.....
Speaking of "violated": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
Why is it so hard to hold a Judge accountable? A Judge can not make up his own policies and rules that would over wright the laws. Lets find them and make them pay with Jail.
Don’t want to call it an arrest or kidnapping so it’s only detaining. So ridiculous it would be funny if not for the fact that the tyrants get away with it.
Correct, but the fact that they say they will "take" him to a jail cell downstairs is also why this could never be considered a detainment. According to previous court judgements, you cannot remove the person from the scene other than a few meters to say put them in the back of your stationary cop car for safety reasons, if you are temporarily detaining them. If you remove them, take them away from the scene, or the duration of the detention exceeds what is reasonable or specified by that particular state as the permitted max detention period, then it automatically becomes an ipso facto arrest.
Getting detained for hours and being at the mercy of some judge to get out would be really painful. See if you can get the policy changed through other means. I'm with you on this one.
The immediate hostility of Paula and the officers is so telling. They are used to bossing people on probation around, knowing those folks on probation have put themselves into the precarious situation of having less rights, which the public servants clearly are happy to leverage and exploit. When the officer would not discuss anything further and would not let you read the order inside while threatening (rather gleefully, I thought) to put you in a cell and imprison you for several hours even no crime was committed, he showed exactly what type of tyrannical group these characters belong to. Really disgusting public “serving”!
Speaking of "Rights": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 4. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
I would say "yes" but I think the rude ones are the exception. My postal lady is one of the nicest people I've met. The people at Social Security and Access were also very nice. It's the triggered people, like in this video, that ruin it for all of them. (And cops are especially bad.)
It never ends. No matter where you go, conduct an audit or video of our government. They hate transparency. Sean, you are right. We have a country of sheepeople who will follow the rules of their bosses or supervisors without questions despite the moral implications or ethics. I worked for the County of Los Angeles Dept of Mental Health for almost 20 years, and it's the same thing. There is such a huge waste of money on training that is not implemented or adhered to by staff that most don't understand or ignore. HIPAA training every year, and some staff give patient information to anyone who calls and claims to be a friend or relative. I didn't know our rights until a few years ago and began watching UA-cam. Now I have books and case laws. This subject isn't taught in school and should be. Thank you, JR Boise
Speaking of "unconstitutionally": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
Because Sean didn't have the balls to take the arrest and argue with the Judge. He just runs away calling everyone tyrants and getting his followers hyped about an hypothetical lawsuit 😂
Shawn does nothing to spread awareness of citizens rights… He goes for clicks and views by lying to people like you that are to uneducated to know any better
Speaking of "rights": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
We'll put you in a cell block and hold you until you see the judge. So under threat of arrest? I didn't say arrest, I said detained. Wow, cops are smart....
I'm sure we've all noticed that more public buildings that happen to also have a court room are having judges designate the whole building off-limits to recording, not just the court room and secure areas. This is a disturbing trend.
Not just court rooms , alot of public servants think permission is needed to film in public during normal business hours They call the police and the police come , further wasting resources
Unprofessional and arrogant female supervisor at the beginning. Wow. She should not be allowed to "serve" the public on our dime with that kind of attitude. Disgusting and strange behavior!!
A citizen walking into a public municipal building should be treated with respect. Recording their own visit and interaction should not be met with hostility.Any public servant failing this reasonable principle can no longer serve the people.
Since he doesn't have the right to film, and in fact the judge has issued an order that says he not allowed to do it why should they be respectful or treat him with respect when he's doing something that he knows he's not supposed to be doing? They can serve the people all they want, but they're not required to do it the way you say because that they don't work for you and you're not the boss
@@gorge6180 Now, but the judge's order is enforceable and final. You would need another judge to override that judge's order before you would have permission to film. If you went in there filming in defiance of the order you would be arrested, and you would be going to trial. What you fail to understand is the only place a judge actually has to allow filming is in the immediate public area of the lobby. Beyond that they can restrict filming as they see fit You don't agree? That's unfortunate… The judge doesn't answer to you and doesn't care what you don't like or don't agree with. Their authority within the courthouse supersedes your opinion And before you go down that road… No, the Supreme Court has never made a ruling that says you have the right to film in the courthouse. It's never happened. Not that one or any other. In fact quite the opposite.
No plans to go down that road, appreciate your response which does make sense even if I dont agree with the way it is. I kinda left my comment opened ended, so if I did finish that sentence I should say “the judges order is not a law but an enforceable order”. 👍👎
@@gorge6180- *Effectively the same thing- they are no different. In fact, if you were to defy that judge’s order to not record there, he could sentence you on the spot to between 30 and 90 days in jail.* *Thats long enough to lose your job and default on both your car and house payments, so it’s even **_worse_** than just getting arrested.* *But go ahead and push it if you want- see what happens.*
I'm not sure its corruption, its more insidious, its cowardice. The law is all about nuance. Yet they seem to not care about the nuance of protecting our civil rights. They usher in the tyranny of a police state, which they themselves won't like when it ruins life for all of us including the people in there own family's. Most LEO, in their own personal lives, while off duty are constitutionalists, they lack the courage to hold themselves and their superiors accountable. They are scared of the same police state they are helping to usher in. Its a vicious cycle that must be stopped by we the people.We can do this by holding them to the higher standard of oversight by WE THE PEOPLE. With peaceful exercising of our rights. Especially at a time when our rights are being ground to dust. The soft tyranny of a police state is quickly replaced with total hard dictatorships and usurpation of liberty. The cowardice is palpable. They are pathetic. They must be able to tell the difference between a lawful order and an unlawful edict! And they must feel WE THE PEOPLE have their backs, so they have the spine and backbone to have the courage to do what is difficult, protect civil liberties and rights.
Indeed tyrants enforcing policy’ The same tyrants that know nothing nor do they care to know about the 1st amendment’ Their ignorance is bliss’ Stay safe Sean’ 🙏
There used to treating people like crap plain and simple. These poor people. Can you imagine how awful there lives must be? They carry around this sense of authority and can't turn it off once they go home. So sad 😞 They must be miserable.
I disagree with most of what you said Vernon. Their lives are probably great and they are very happy. What does having power have to do with being miserable?
Ask a sadist why they do what they do, if they think about it hard, they may admit it doesn't make them miserable, they don't regret being the way they are, and they get a perverse pleasure out of their words and actions, but may not be consciously aware of it.
These employees of our Courthouse don't even know what a woman is, how can we trust they know where we can record! This Judge must be Dethroned and and cop that threatened you!!
Good call Sean don't be detained by those tyrants you have done a yourself proud on that note, let the phone calls and emails start, Sean once again thank you sir for your service, shocked and sadden.
I've been trying to wrap my head around why public servants despise being videotaped. The best theory I can come up with is that they don't want the public to have easy access to how blatantly our tax dollars are being wasted. Out of sight of the taxpaying public, out of mind of the taxpaying public.
It varies by jurisdiction. Rhode Island allows up to 2 hours if RAS _of a crime_ has been, is being, is about to be committed. Unbelievable. Further, _'The police may demand that person's name and address, and may inquire about that person's activities. If the person fails to identify himself or herself and explain his or her actions_ *to the satisfaction of the police, he or she may be detained for further investigation.* _This detention is not considered to be an arrest, and at the end of the period of time the person must be released unless charged with a crime.'_
LAW ENFORCEMENT is different from POLICY enforcement. Policies must conform to the law. LAWS must conform (not oppose) the CONSTITUTION . Wow isn't this neat (educational) stuff that should be taught in the academy and the POLICE departments? !
This whole thing is so infuriating. Not the audit; the whole weird ass cult type of behavior that our government officials and public servants share amungest themselves. The day they welcome or even merely act civilly as a unit towards auditors/ journalists/ and just regular old citizens, hell might just freeze over
You have the chance to go do it "right" then... Legally, the threat of arrest is just as damning on them as an actual arrest, so there is no benefit to getting arrested. It also gives them chances to go back on that and later claim they decided not to arrest then which could hurt his case
Instead of looking up the actual statute about no recording in "the court rooms" they would rather detain or threaten to detain you if you don't comply with their misunderstanding. Why? Because of accountability. Where is the penalty for violating civil rights?
It never will fail to amaze me how juvenile they are when they are asked for their badge number 😂 the old “Right there” and then when asked to say it they will fight to the death to not say it just cause it’s a small fight and they love that 😅
Hey Sean, I'm a big fan I live in Providence Rhode Island and saw your video at the Wakefield Court House. Just wanted to let you know that when you file that Federal lawsuit and if you have to go back there for any reason, I will gladly sit there and record by your side my brother love what you do I'm glad you hit Rhode Island hope you put these tyrants in check.god bless.peaccccce
It is amazing and disappointing that tyranny still is alive in well in our courts and many public buildings And the high number of goons with badges and guns 🔫 to back up the Karens
Speaking of "tyranny": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
Funny how these public servants always approach you with “can I help you” then talk to you like you’re stupid and when they don’t like your answer they end the conversation. No matter where you go all act the same
I live in RI and have been in this courtroom unfortunately. My wife was arrested because she got pulled over as a foreign exchange student and the officer didnt know her foreign license was valid in the US. Dumb ass cop got put in his place after we fought it in court because he didn’t know reciprocity laws. All cops should need a masters degree or more!
He knows the difference, they know the difference, it's why they keep trying to call arrests detainments. They can legally get away with more if they call it a detainment. Until police started getting sued on the regular for illegal arrests detain wasn't even in their lexicon.
Speaking of "doesn't know": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
@@keithziegler8881not misconduct she says, ha! Disregarding the Constitution (namely the 1A) is not misconsuct?! All branches hop around in the sack together whenever it is convenient for them. Whatever makes them more wealthy/powerful is what they will support. If that means violating your rights - so be it.
There's something about Long Island audits and that's he has an excellent quality vibe in his work compared to all the other 1st amendment auditors, pure excellence.
Leave it up to the supervisor to escalate the situation. It’s no wonder why people “don’t want to work anymore.” People are sick and tired of shitty, abusive managers.
But the policy is not unconstitutional. Please remember that your opinion of what is or is not constitutional does not matter and is irrelevant entirely. You as a private citizen are not empowered to make that decision. Constitutionality is decided by the judicial branch of our government. They decide what constitutionality is or isn't. Private citizens are NEVER entitled to make that decision and have no power to do so
@@mrsatire9475 As I write point out to somebody since the judge has the authority over both the courthouse and the courtroom if a judge says you can't film in the courthouse… You can't film in the courthouse. Their authority trumps your opinion
Look at that smug face of that ignorant 'female canine' who calls herself a supervisor and behaves like she owns the place. Disgusting ! Looks utterly dumb and ignorant too !
Speaking of "criminal": 1. Be consistent. 2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A. 3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
The disdain that supposed probation supervisor treated you with was palpable and disgusting. You can only imagine how she treats people on probation if she's treating a member of the public that way.
As always Sean you are a professional. Always polite. The tyrants as expected have exposed themselves in front of the camera. Great video. Always open carry a camera and tryants will expose themselves.
He absolutely LOVED saying he will detain you and put you in a cell. He said it multiple times. It made him feel like a powerful man, but refusing to speak to you outside exposed the coward he truly is. Pathetic. Thank you Sean 💪🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
He said "cell block" 4 that little extra prostate jolt.
You figured that 🤡 out real quick!
To be fair ,Sean does constantly make public employees repeat themselves
Just another Narcissist BULLY...exposing himself.
He's probably impotent in bed
Being put in a cell block isn’t detention, it’s being arrested.
Its actually being violated
It’s actually being kidnapped because he hasn’t broken a law so they don’t have any authority to take him and cage him. Imagine if we just grabbed a cop out of his cop car because we saw them actually break a law and go and lock him up somewhere?!
Yes, Under law, such a detainment would be considered a "Defacto Arrest"
They will detain you in a cell downstairs, but you are not Under arrest, that's funny.
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My dad's a marine, stormed the volcanic mountains in ww2 came home with a purple heart. And would do it again!! For our freedoms!! This is sickening
We thank you for his service.
Sadly, fault for jokers like this
What, other countries stole our Constitution? Get a grip.
Purple Heart here...Iraq...
Your dad lied to you
@@neilfloyd4812- *Thank you for writing that blank check- and apparently somebody tried to cash it, but not entirely. I hope you’re able to function at near 100%, but regardless, I hope our VA meets your needs.*
*Seems like the current “Surrender-in-chief” is more interested in feeding, housing, educating, and employing as many illegal aliens as he can smuggle into the country before we shitcan him, than in taking care of the citizens he’s supposed to be working for.*
A detainment in a jail cell until a time to go before a judge IS an arrest 😮💨🤦🏽♂️
If it's a Friday, the judge could leave early for the weekend or not come in at all, thereby the person stays until Mon., unless that Mon is also a holiday..
It’s kidnapping under the color of law.
In this day and age, you would think law enforcement would at least watch one youtube video and learn the law. The fact they can still violate and keep their jobs is amazing to me. I guess its a new day, new set of officers educated. Thx Sean for continuing the fight and helping to educate. WE THE PEOPLE thank you for protecting our rights.
They think people who post videos on youtube just do it for clout, not realizing how many experts there are on youtube who share their expertise (mechanics teaching people how to fix vehicles, civil rights lawyers discussing law, etc.).
If they don't then they can still claim qualified immunity.
Oh trust me their day of reckoning is coming… WE THE PEOPLE are reclaiming our birthright .. the corruption is NOW on full display for all to see
being smart DISQUALIFIES you as a police officer. smart people take real career paths that's productive for the society
If they learn the law, then they would lose qualified immunity on just about all cases. As long as they can play dumb they’re protected. It’s the only career in the US that you don’t actually have to know how to do the job to keep all the perks.
It’s obvious that these cops have complete disdain for the public. Their smug attitudes, pointing at badges, dismissive tone are all unnecessary. They just can’t help themselves. Thank you, Sean, for exposing them.
They're from Rhode Island and they voted for Biden. That's all you need to know.
@@Kriegsbeil5577 Why did you have to bring your politics into it? That’s what they want. This isn’t a Republican or Democrat problem. This is a systemic problem across the country regardless of blue or red state.
@@marks1914 Well said! 👌😎
And I might add: regardless of "race" also....
White and black cops exercise the same level of Tyranny upon We The People, whether we are black or white.....
This Absolute Power and Control DISEASE that these Costumed and Badged Tyrants are afflicted with gonna need some serious remedies.....
@@Kriegsbeil5577im a communist and i love seans content lmfaoo
@@jasonclements9022 Lol, in the USA every liberal or social democrat is considered to be a communist since McCarthy's witchhunt.
But I thought the goal was to educate them. They didn't learn anything. We're so screwed. 💯🥵
He usually follows up. Hold on but you’re correct they learned nothing SO FAR
That court HOUSE is not a COURT ROOM ! Judges should never be allowed to have any control outside the court room !!
exactly!
Sorry SCOTUS disagrees with you dummies.
They don't.
What do you call a bench warrant, then? Their power has tentacles
They don’t. But the butthole licking cops use it to push their criminality.
End qualified immunity!
There is a national movement underway to end qualified immunity
The crazy part that it was never invented with cops in mind.
And then sue them personally and attach the lawsuit to their pension fund and then this stupidity will stop
Every time they say “can I help you” your right are sbout to get violated
Can I help you really means w t f are you doing here.
Speaking of "violated":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
Why is it so hard to hold a Judge accountable? A Judge can not make up his own policies and rules that would over wright the laws.
Lets find them and make them pay with Jail.
"Detained and put into a cell while you wait to speak to a judge" = absolutely an arrest.
Doesn't even know the difference of an arrest to being detained
Exactly! He just didn't want to use the word "arrest"
Held against your will in a cell, yup,that's an arrest .........
I’m pretty sure that if he were “detained” under lock and key it would feel like an arrest to him.
Don’t want to call it an arrest or kidnapping so it’s only detaining. So ridiculous it would be funny if not for the fact that the tyrants get away with it.
This is so messed up , WE the people pay for these court houses ! I guess the Judges don't want to be held accountable ...
Agreed, judges are some of the most corrupt officials in government and they have egos the size of the buildings they work in.
Prolonged detention automatically becomes an arrest. There is no "detain you in a cell block until later this afternoon".
Correct, but the fact that they say they will "take" him to a jail cell downstairs is also why this could never be considered a detainment. According to previous court judgements, you cannot remove the person from the scene other than a few meters to say put them in the back of your stationary cop car for safety reasons, if you are temporarily detaining them. If you remove them, take them away from the scene, or the duration of the detention exceeds what is reasonable or specified by that particular state as the permitted max detention period, then it automatically becomes an ipso facto arrest.
I don't think you're ever gonna run out of content because of the ego of all these officers and ignorance from all these employees
“The essence of government is power; and power, lodged as it must be in human hands, will ever be liable to abuse.”
- James Madison
Detained for an unknown amount of time until a judge can talk to you about it. Sounds like an arrest to me.
Sounds more like the gestapo
Getting detained for hours and being at the mercy of some judge to get out would be really painful. See if you can get the policy changed through other means. I'm with you on this one.
Detained and put in a jail cell until a Judge can talk to you. But not arrested. 😂
Thats kidnapping lol
The immediate hostility of Paula and the officers is so telling. They are used to bossing people on probation around, knowing those folks on probation have put themselves into the precarious situation of having less rights, which the public servants clearly are happy to leverage and exploit. When the officer would not discuss anything further and would not let you read the order inside while threatening (rather gleefully, I thought) to put you in a cell and imprison you for several hours even no crime was committed, he showed exactly what type of tyrannical group these characters belong to. Really disgusting public “serving”!
Nothing more than domestic terrorists !!!!
They actually have no plans to actually serve us. They think they own us.
Agree exactly 💯
Speaking of "Rights":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
4. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
@@The.Adept.Chamber maybe you guys can kick their asses out? I actually agree with you.
What I find amazing is that there is no justice in the place that is meant to find justice for society!
Good point
There's no justice in the courtroom either
This is how the cowards want it. It’s time for all of us to take a stand.
Justice has become "JUST US".
We the People are not included.
@ByeByeBS we're included in their revenue generating prisons and jails. 😂😂😂😂
Amazing how scared they get when they see a law abiding citizen exercising their rights.
That officer is going to eat his words. Dropping casual threats like that is unacceptable as an officer of law. He will be held accountable.
Not holding my breath on that one.
They will investigate themselves and find no wrong doing.
They don’t call supervisor Paula a Turncoat for nothing..!
Wanna bet? This is the kind of cop they want.
@@t_jello420 you don't file an IA report or a complaint silly... you go after their bonds.
Tyrants never learn
Good call, Sean, you don't need to be taking an arrest when the threat was clear. Happy lawsuit filing.
No policy supersedes the US Constitution, EVER.
People in public service are the rudest people 😢
@@goofyrulez7914?
@@bobbyhempel1513leftist pronouns, haha
Their better than everyone else
@@goofyrulez7914 they what? You believe you're correcting the statement?
I would say "yes" but I think the rude ones are the exception. My postal lady is one of the nicest people I've met. The people at Social Security and Access were also very nice. It's the triggered people, like in this video, that ruin it for all of them. (And cops are especially bad.)
Employees get very comfortable in their work places and it seems that they feel they "own" it.
Totally disgusting behavior. “We will cage you for exercising your rights”
That is true. This is how they want things.
And people call him a hero
@@brianeubanks3842serve and protect is BS
@@brianeubanks3842 because that’s what they keep telling us they are.
Sean go right back into the Attorney General's office and demand that they arrest that police officer for violating the Constitution 1983 us 42
It never ends. No matter where you go, conduct an audit or video of our government. They hate transparency. Sean, you are right. We have a country of sheepeople who will follow the rules of their bosses or supervisors without questions despite the moral implications or ethics. I worked for the County of Los Angeles Dept of Mental Health for almost 20 years, and it's the same thing. There is such a huge waste of money on training that is not implemented or adhered to by staff that most don't understand or ignore. HIPAA training every year, and some staff give patient information to anyone who calls and claims to be a friend or relative. I didn't know our rights until a few years ago and began watching UA-cam. Now I have books and case laws. This subject isn't taught in school and should be. Thank you, JR Boise
Strong people stand up for themselves, but stronger people stand up for others. Millions of Thanks
Preach
Even judges can act unconstitutionally. Just look at how often they are overturned.
Judge didn’t do anything. Cops made up policy, gave him an empty threat and he did the walk of shame. Why this audit so crap?
Amen
Time to go 'judge shopping'.
Speaking of "unconstitutionally":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
Every audit spreads awareness of citizens' rights.
Yeah, but nothing ever changes.
Because Sean didn't have the balls to take the arrest and argue with the Judge.
He just runs away calling everyone tyrants and getting his followers hyped about an hypothetical lawsuit 😂
@@gj9352 Armchair quarterback...
Shawn does nothing to spread awareness of citizens rights… He goes for clicks and views by lying to people like you that are to uneducated to know any better
Speaking of "rights":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
We'll put you in a cell block and hold you until you see the judge. So under threat of arrest? I didn't say arrest, I said detained. Wow, cops are smart....
Training is definitely needed for law enforcement around the countries
You must file a lawsuit it means that the people who follow from you can refer back to it in the future
Sounds like something a loser would do
I'm sure we've all noticed that more public buildings that happen to also have a court room are having judges designate the whole building off-limits to recording, not just the court room and secure areas. This is a disturbing trend.
Not just court rooms , alot of public servants think permission is needed to film in public during normal business hours
They call the police and the police come , further wasting resources
Unprofessional and arrogant female supervisor at the beginning. Wow. She should not be allowed to "serve" the public on our dime with that kind of attitude. Disgusting and strange behavior!!
Dude the things you go thru for us (the public) are amazing. Much love and respect from everyone.
Lol
The power of these judges is evil and they are rarely accountable to anyone.
A citizen walking into a public municipal building should be treated with respect. Recording their own visit and interaction should not be met with hostility.Any public servant failing this reasonable principle can no longer serve the people.
Since he doesn't have the right to film, and in fact the judge has issued an order that says he not allowed to do it why should they be respectful or treat him with respect when he's doing something that he knows he's not supposed to be doing?
They can serve the people all they want, but they're not required to do it the way you say because that they don't work for you and you're not the boss
@@keithziegler8881The judge’s order is not law…
@@gorge6180
Now, but the judge's order is enforceable and final.
You would need another judge to override that judge's order before you would have permission to film.
If you went in there filming in defiance of the order you would be arrested, and you would be going to trial.
What you fail to understand is the only place a judge actually has to allow filming is in the immediate public area of the lobby.
Beyond that they can restrict filming as they see fit
You don't agree? That's unfortunate… The judge doesn't answer to you and doesn't care what you don't like or don't agree with.
Their authority within the courthouse supersedes your opinion
And before you go down that road… No, the Supreme Court has never made a ruling that says you have the right to film in the courthouse. It's never happened. Not that one or any other.
In fact quite the opposite.
No plans to go down that road, appreciate your response which does make sense even if I dont agree with the way it is. I kinda left my comment opened ended, so if I did finish that sentence I should say “the judges order is not a law but an enforceable order”. 👍👎
@@gorge6180- *Effectively the same thing- they are no different. In fact, if you were to defy that judge’s order to not record there, he could sentence you on the spot to between 30 and 90 days in jail.*
*Thats long enough to lose your job and default on both your car and house payments, so it’s even **_worse_** than just getting arrested.*
*But go ahead and push it if you want- see what happens.*
Thank you Sean for exposing the corruption and sharing the truth 🙏
I'm not sure its corruption, its more insidious, its cowardice.
The law is all about nuance. Yet they seem to not care about the nuance of protecting our civil rights. They usher in the tyranny of a police state, which they themselves won't like when it ruins life for all of us including the people in there own family's. Most LEO, in their own personal lives, while off duty are constitutionalists, they lack the courage to hold themselves and their superiors accountable. They are scared of the same police state they are helping to usher in. Its a vicious cycle that must be stopped by we the people.We can do this by holding them to the higher standard of oversight by WE THE PEOPLE. With peaceful exercising of our rights. Especially at a time when our rights are being ground to dust. The soft tyranny of a police state is quickly replaced with total hard dictatorships and usurpation of liberty. The cowardice is palpable. They are pathetic.
They must be able to tell the difference between a lawful order and an unlawful edict! And they must feel WE THE PEOPLE have their backs, so they have the spine and backbone to have the courage to do what is difficult, protect civil liberties and rights.
Hes only exposed himself as a crybaby and a fraud.
@@twiggyramieriez5382290 comments on this channel. Get a life lil bro, the police aren't gonna fuck you
Indeed tyrants enforcing policy’
The same tyrants that know nothing nor do they care to know about the 1st amendment’
Their ignorance is bliss’
Stay safe Sean’
🙏
There used to treating people like crap plain and simple. These poor people. Can you imagine how awful there lives must be? They carry around this sense of authority and can't turn it off once they go home. So sad 😞 They must be miserable.
I disagree with most of what you said Vernon. Their lives are probably great and they are very happy. What does having power have to do with being miserable?
Ask a sadist why they do what they do, if they think about it hard, they may admit it doesn't make them miserable, they don't regret being the way they are, and they get a perverse pleasure out of their words and actions, but may not be consciously aware of it.
You really don't know the difference between there and they're, huh?
@pooki903 I'm not English so your language doesn't make any sense. It appears to be a slave language.
@@pooki903 Their you go again.
I love it when the cops say it’s the policy it’s the policy 😂😂😂😂
Detained in a cell downstairs for a few hours until a judge can talk to you. Sure sounds like arrest.
Yeah threat of arrest,,,go on my son,,😢😢
These employees of our Courthouse don't even know what a woman is, how can we trust they know where we can record! This Judge must be Dethroned and and cop that threatened you!!
Worthless public servants oath breakers what a disgrace all should be fired
Tarred, feathered and run out of town on a rail at a minimum.
Good call Sean don't be detained by those tyrants you have done a yourself proud on that note, let the phone calls and emails start, Sean once again thank you sir for your service, shocked and sadden.
I've been trying to wrap my head around why public servants despise being videotaped. The best theory I can come up with is that they don't want the public to have easy access to how blatantly our tax dollars are being wasted. Out of sight of the taxpaying public, out of mind of the taxpaying public.
When you turn on the light of truth and justice, the "Roaches" run and hide.
Their behavior is so disgusting. They must have zero self awareness to act like that and still be able to look in the mirror.
IF a person is detained for more than 20 minutes, and then taken to jail, it's an arrest, regardless of what the police call it.
It varies by jurisdiction. Rhode Island allows up to 2 hours if RAS _of a crime_ has been, is being, is about to be committed. Unbelievable. Further, _'The police may demand that person's name and address, and may inquire about that person's activities. If the person fails to identify himself or herself and explain his or her actions_ *to the satisfaction of the police, he or she may be detained for further investigation.* _This detention is not considered to be an arrest, and at the end of the period of time the person must be released unless charged with a crime.'_
No, it would be an illegal arrest because there was no ras or crime to do it.
@@gagamba9198 where did you get the 2 hours from? Please cite the statute.
@@viralsheddingzombie5324read the ri law. I just did.
@@aliciaspeight9452True
Threatening to detain you and place you in a cell to talk to a judge sound like conspiring to commit kidnaping
When will law enforcement ever learn that not following a policy, is not breaking the law?
never, since even the judge thinks otherwise
They know.
LAW ENFORCEMENT is different from POLICY enforcement. Policies must conform to the law. LAWS must conform (not oppose) the CONSTITUTION . Wow isn't this neat (educational) stuff that should be taught in the academy and the POLICE departments? !
@@jamesborton9237 The police are way too busy learning that everyone is trying to murder them to learn anything about the law.
😆 now we know policies aren't a feasible choice to apply to government facilities.
This whole thing is so infuriating. Not the audit; the whole weird ass cult type of behavior that our government officials and public servants share amungest themselves. The day they welcome or even merely act civilly as a unit towards auditors/ journalists/ and just regular old citizens, hell might just freeze over
Protected... and served!!!!
AS AN AUDITOR, THIS IS A FAIL. YOU SHOULD HAVE DARED THEM TO "DETAIN" AND IMPRISON YOU. FAIL FAIL FAIL
You have the chance to go do it "right" then...
Legally, the threat of arrest is just as damning on them as an actual arrest, so there is no benefit to getting arrested. It also gives them chances to go back on that and later claim they decided not to arrest then which could hurt his case
The disdain in the supervisor's eyes, crazy!
He needs to be drug tested immediately!!
No worries Sean. They asked for what they will be receiving shortly. Many compliments
Man, majority of the public servants in America have a terrible attitude it's unbelievable.
As you found out, they are enforcing an overly broad Policy, NOT A LAW OR JUDGES ORDER!🤬
Detained until you see a judge. Wouldn't that be considered an arrest
"I'm going to put you in a cage until a judge can see you later " literally the definition of arrest
It's that ego of theirs that gets me! 😡🤬
Instead of looking up the actual statute about no recording in "the court rooms" they would rather detain or threaten to detain you if you don't comply with their misunderstanding. Why? Because of accountability. Where is the penalty for violating civil rights?
Crazy how officers still don’t know the law or the constitution
They do know the law they choose not to follow it and shameless break them or make up their own rules knowing the corrupted system has got their back.
Pigs large and in charge ! 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷
Or could it be they hate The Constitution they swore an oath to and just don't care ?
They know!
They just don't give AF!
I think it's more of they're just siding with the person that pays them.
Everyone who lives in the Rhode island area needs to show up with camera and peacefully protest in the courthouse. They can't detain everyone.
It never will fail to amaze me how juvenile they are when they are asked for their badge number 😂 the old “Right there” and then when asked to say it they will fight to the death to not say it just cause it’s a small fight and they love that 😅
Hey Sean, I'm a big fan I live in Providence Rhode Island and saw your video at the Wakefield Court House. Just wanted to let you know that when you file that Federal lawsuit and if you have to go back there for any reason, I will gladly sit there and record by your side my brother love what you do I'm glad you hit Rhode Island hope you put these tyrants in check.god bless.peaccccce
This is what a police state looks like, folks.
I hope you hold them accountable. Letting them win would not be good.
"I obey laws, not policies."
"It's our policy that forbids you from filming here. Get out."
"Yes sir."
It is amazing and disappointing that tyranny still is alive in well in our courts and many public buildings
And the high number of goons with badges and guns 🔫 to back up the Karens
It's not amazing at all, it's overwhelmingly expected. Humans + perceived authority = tyranny and corruption.
To be fair.... Cops are the ultimate Karens
It will not stop until there are tangible consequences for the people violating their oaths.
"Still alive and well" -Buddy the corruption and tyranny has NEVER been stronger.
It's not just alive and well, it is full blown Thriving!
Speaking of "tyranny":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
It always cracks me up when Sean repeats back everything to the person who is questioning him.
Funny how these public servants always approach you with “can I help you” then talk to you like you’re stupid and when they don’t like your answer they end the conversation. No matter where you go all act the same
Cos he’s there to annoy ppl with no actual business. Just film bs. Not illegal , but guaranteed a reaction because he gives open ended answers.
I live in RI and have been in this courtroom unfortunately. My wife was arrested because she got pulled over as a foreign exchange student and the officer didnt know her foreign license was valid in the US. Dumb ass cop got put in his place after we fought it in court because he didn’t know reciprocity laws. All cops should need a masters degree or more!
He wasn’t arresting you. He was simply detaining you in a CELL. Geez Sean lol.
That the cop doesn't know that detained and put in a cell is not a detainment, but an arrest,is stunning and sad.
Exactly. Anytime you are REMOVED from one place and held in another, THAT is an ARREST!
He knows the difference, they know the difference, it's why they keep trying to call arrests detainments.
They can legally get away with more if they call it a detainment.
Until police started getting sued on the regular for illegal arrests detain wasn't even in their lexicon.
@@mstover2809 In this case it would be false imprisonment
Speaking of "doesn't know":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
@@The.Adept.Chamber not sure where that came from, but you do you.
This is from my home state. I am not surprised in the least. Thank you for making this despicable behavior public.
Another great job Sean. As you say litigation is perhaps the best way to seek redress and hold these people accountable. Know your rights.
We need more people like you. Proud of you. Thanks
Being put in a cell block would be an arrest
Also a kidnapping when not lawful.
Any judge with orders like this should be reported to judicial misconduct and the legislative branch.
Well it would not be judicial misconduct and is nothing the legislative branch can do about it because any law they might issue, a judge can overrule.
@@keithziegler8881not misconduct she says, ha!
Disregarding the Constitution (namely the 1A) is not misconsuct?!
All branches hop around in the sack together whenever it is convenient for them. Whatever makes them more wealthy/powerful is what they will support. If that means violating your rights - so be it.
@@handlethese
Well since they did not ignore the First Amendment or disregarded your incorrect statement is summarily dismissed
There's something about Long Island audits and that's he has an excellent quality vibe in his work compared to all the other 1st amendment auditors, pure excellence.
Look at his history, and his RECORD, he isn't what he wants people to believe.
Love your work Long Island! I love how you hold corrupt government accountable for there actions. Always get excited for a new video dropping!
Yes, please hold them accountable. Their camera's need to be gone as well if WE the people can't record in there.
Leave it up to the supervisor to escalate the situation. It’s no wonder why people “don’t want to work anymore.” People are sick and tired of shitty, abusive managers.
Ignorant and rude 😒 Such an odd way to treat the public, sick mindset.
Can they really put someone who is just detained, not arrested, in a cell for hours until a judge can see them... sounds like an arrest to me...
They always seem to think they work in the private sector and can make any policy they want,unconstitutional or not.
But the policy is not unconstitutional. Please remember that your opinion of what is or is not constitutional does not matter and is irrelevant entirely.
You as a private citizen are not empowered to make that decision. Constitutionality is decided by the judicial branch of our government.
They decide what constitutionality is or isn't.
Private citizens are NEVER entitled to make that decision and have no power to do so
@@keithziegler8881 A COURT ROOM AND A COURT HOUSE ARE NOT THE SAME THING.
@@keithziegler8881please remember you don't understand the constitution!
@@mrsatire9475
As I write point out to somebody since the judge has the authority over both the courthouse and the courtroom if a judge says you can't film in the courthouse… You can't film in the courthouse.
Their authority trumps your opinion
@@keithziegler8881"if a judge says you can't film in the courthouse" - then the judge needs to put that in writing.
Clearly there's a HUGE difference between being arrested and being detained in a cell until you have a hearing with a judge. /s
You are 100% right Shawn, They can't stand transparency.
And GOD forbid, our corrupt, ILLEGAL (MARITIME) court system should be exposed as the corruption, that it is...
Look at that smug face of that ignorant 'female canine' who calls herself a supervisor and behaves like she owns the place. Disgusting ! Looks utterly dumb and ignorant too !
@traybern To create the illusion of transparency.
his name isn't spelt Shawn, it is spelled Soun.
@@crewrangergaming9582Sean
Law enforcement vs. citizens. Us vs. them attitudes of government workers needs to end.
They have become so accustomed to dealing with criminals they see everyone in that enters the building as a criminal.
They are criminals themselves.
They are criminals themselves.
Speaking of "criminal":
1. Be consistent.
2. There is, in fact, no Treaty which makes the Hawaiian Kingdom into a State of the U.S.A.
3. Expose the 130 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (since 1893).
The disdain that supposed probation supervisor treated you with was palpable and disgusting. You can only imagine how she treats people on probation if she's treating a member of the public that way.
I'm so sick of seeing them plain lie without consequence....sickening
Supreme court says it's ok for cops to lie to the people.
This needs to be adressed. Should've gotten the sergeants name who told his officers to detain you if u didnt leave.
As always Sean you are a professional. Always polite. The tyrants as expected have exposed themselves in front of the camera. Great video. Always open carry a camera and tryants will expose themselves.
The First Lady Got So Frustrated Her Mouth Became Dry.😁