When ever a Cop says "Thats Fine" while Knowingly violating citizens rights, just means ,he believes hes above the law and will Never be held Accountable for his Tyranical Actions, the tax payers will flip the bill as IA and the Union will protect him from any wrong doing. He is so ignorant of the very oath he swore to that, imo, he's not fit to be a WalMart security guard much less a LEO.
You’re normally pretty thorough but really blew it on this one AtA. What’s with all the jump cuts?? Chief resigns after the DV allegations were exposed, had nothing to do with this spoiled brat who used his Daddy as a threat. This is an example of edited video and out of context BS and you fell for it. Too bad this brat’s daddy didn’t discipline him, now someone else will have to.
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@@breadtuneshistorically, cops have received very little training. to this day it still requires more hours to acquire a cosmetologist license than to become a cop
@@noteminemsburneraccount324 I believe, if they don't know, they have the resources to check themself (radios) before laying their hands on someone. However, arrogant keeps them from being level-headed about it. If will give them a bye on lack of knowledge if they HAVE to make quick decisions.
It’s because they don’t see them as an indicator of their deficiency. They see them as an adversarial group. They fall into the classic human behavior of viewing them as “the other” rather than a community member.
LOL Exactly. Other countries train their officers for over a 1000 hours. Ours, are about 500-600. Can we just take an extra 8 hours and show them these videos? lol
@@Terrackhimself an 8 hour marathon of AtA videos would probably work better than a week of whatever “constitutional rights” training they’re being given now.
You can't put your foot in the door! Yet the cops use the same tactic while standing in a private citizens doorway to keep them from closing their door and ending a police encounter.
There is an epidemic of entitlement among public employees, not just cops. Many of them don't think of themselves as public servants but as our masters.
There's nothing wrong with the use of a possessive pronoun by itself. It frequently means affiliation, not ownership (e.g., this is my high school, this is hometown, this is my block). When the tone/context strongly imply ownership and control, that's another matter.
I suppose entering a public library or city hall after hours of operation would constitute trespassing I think or maybe that turns into something else.
There's another video on the channel where a 1st amendment auditor gets rightfully arrested for precisely that, except in a school. There's a lot of public properties that are not open to the general public at all, or restricted in some way. There is a lot of grey area here.
@@tomraineofmagigor3499 Well, these frauditors see UA-cam as a cash cow and start causing confrontations because they know confrontation = views = money.
You should see him when he catches a speeder driving through town. That's a major bust for him. He's got the driver out of the car, hands and legs spread, ready to fire his taser. He loves getting to play with his taser.
@@anthonywyma6232 nah tired af of all their ish… fr bout to put in my two weeks because I’d rather not work with a hag that stalked me and catfished me
He resigned to save his certification. If he gets fired, then he can’t go work somewhere else at another department. Thanks to qualified immunity the city pays a separation settlement and he goes to another town or state and cost the taxpayers money there. The fact that we continue to pay for substandard services is frightening.🇺🇸
resigning needs to not be a offered as a way out for officers under investigation. They should be forced to sit and let it, and if they are fired then so be it.
I get what you're saying. Resigning does look better but if youre fired by a police department you can immediately be hired by another department. At least in the state of Georgia. Police misconduct should be regarded in a harsher manner in my humble opinion as my tax dollars fund these precincts. I would feel safer if our officers had more hours prior to the service of the people and communities.
Maybe he resigned due to the multiple domestic violence call about him. And being involved with the mother of a young boy he was “mentoring” From the news report: Reports show that the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office responded to several domestic incidents that involved Middleton and his wife, but it wasn’t confirmed if those incidents led to his resignation.
He resigned due to DV calls, which is entirely unrelated to his general incompetence. Good to see who rises in the ranks though. Always helpful to see what is valorized in law enforcement.
I cannot understand why cops still act this way when thousands of videos exist like this showing them how wrong they are. I guess ego supersedes the law with most these corrupt tyrants.
Definitely ego and the fact that they very rarely receive consequences for their behavior. They get to retire, or they resign & get hired by another department to terrorize people in other cities. We get to pay their bills.
They actively avoid seeing the videos or learning. If they have foreknowledge they can't claim the ignorance needed to try to retain their QI. QI has actively made cops dumber.
EPA and BATFE think the same way and are largely right. A SC justice in a dissent said something to the effect that there are so many traffic laws the police can almost always find a reason to pull you over.
I watch a lot of bodycam footage, and there is almost always a huddle where the LEO’s rattle off any and every charge they can think up. It’s EYE POPPING!!
@@michaelmagaw6870 no you "momentarily gave up maintaining your lane", not by swerving outside of it, but by not being center, licenes and registration and GTF on the ground!! Gtf on the ground!!!! (typical)
There are quite literally no requirements for a town to establish a police force or the training and qualifications of those police employees in the USA -- multiplied by thousands of these podunk departments across the US.
I think he knows he's just lying and trying to convince what he sees as a gullible young man to just comply without question just because he doesn't like what he's doing.
It's amazing to me how many police, especially a chief of police, actually think that any order they give is lawful and expect willful and complete compliance!
It's interesting to watch it play out. The thought that he can be told no, has clearly never even crossed his mind, and he is so taken aback by the notion, he doesn't know how to respond to it.
@@TheArmchairrocker The number of judges that think they can alter a mortgage agreement, from the bench is astounding. They regularly try to divide property, having no clue that it doesn't change the mortgage contract.
What amazes me is that 1A auditors keep asking this same dumb question: "Is that a lawful order?" What do they think an LEO is going to say? No? Don't ask if it is. Declare it is not.
What is more shocking is that he had clearly called a judge to get advice, and that advice was go ahead and arrest him. Judges need to be looked into as well
the judge didnt have the full story, he has a chief calling about a "distrbance" since that judge works with that cops they trust him. Don't blame the judge, he cant magically have eyes through a phone call or immediately read the cops mind.
Amazing. One of the best videos you've ever posted. Perfect grades. The chief needs to have his police license revoked. This is why I watch this channel.
Never put it past the police officer to Target someone with a camera who's doing nothing but walking around looking at the very plaques and information that's put up for the public
He didn’t care about the camera and everything in the public view, he said he could not go past a certain point that it was a restricted area. Whether or not that was correct or a reason to stop him, saying that he trespassed him because he was “filming plaques in the walls” is incorrectly stating what happened in the situation.
@@ryanyeager3258 There is no evidence to support that. It's an audit. The officer could have easily followed the law like he's supposed to, then there would be no problems, and this could have been a positive video.
I think the biggest problem with these officers is that they don't know how to let anything go. They have a goal in mind as soon as they see a situation. It's a dangerous mindset, and it dehumanizes the people they interact with.
Honestly, I really liked that he started with this "nice guy" persona, and carried it admirably throughout the encounter. He didn't bring this on by acting sketchy.
That's pretty naive to think that way. What's happening here is not a case of stupidity but a case of massive ego problems. He knows the laws and rules just fine but he can't ever let a civilian get the better of him. So he makes rules up to allow him to gain control.
In the words of the Supreme Court, “[n]othing in the Constitution requires the Government freely to grant access to all who wish to exercise their right to free speech on every type of Government property without regard to the nature of the property or to the disruption that might be caused by the speaker’s activities.” The Supreme Court has recognized that the government, “no less than a private owner of property, has power to preserve the property under its control for the use to which it is lawfully dedicated.” Cornelius v. NAACP Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc., 473 U.S. 788 (1985).
I feel bad for everyone that thinks that these auditors are actual good people. They’re privileged losers that get off on getting people fired and having lawsuits. They might as well be rats.
boldpr doctoonsporys also you are lying. Police have no problem with body cams. But frauditora seem to have a real problem with the law and othwr people having rights.
@@littlej812he's just recording. The fact that simply recording in a publicly funded building is enough to turn someone into an auditor shows how bad policing is.
They fought it because it was an expensive alternative 10 years ago , and it interrupts the privacy of officers, since officers aren’t “suppose to” turn the camera off during most situations. Making it so officers have to be more careful with their words otherwise they’d be scrutinized by their department.
As a colored person who is seventeen years old in america, ive been told to never argue with police and just obey them so i dont have a problem. But im not going to listen to these tyrants actikg like children and thinking they can do anything they want. Yes i know all cops arent like this and im not going to purposely start a problem, but im also not potentially going to have my rights so blatantly violated either. Its unacceptable, and mind boggling to see the unprofessionalism portrayed by some of these officers. Know your rights, and dont let anyone bully you into thinking that those rights dont matter!
“Okay, that’s fine.” And that’s precisely the problem. Cops don’t care if you “sue them” because they never have to pay. At some point, settlement for bad arrests need to come out of the department’s budget.
This chief is ridiculous. People have been photographing city halls, court houses, town squares, and other places of public interest ever since the camera was invented.
He never said he was arrested for the camera, why are you making it about the camera? He was arrested for disorderly conduct and trespassing. All of which literally, have nothing to do with his camera.
@@ianbattles7290if it was about the camera the officer would’ve ceased his camera….. instead the dude decided to yell and swear in a business, which is….drum roll please…………DISORDERLY CONDUCT🎉
Why do the judges not tell the police in court, under oath, that when they say "go on, sue" that it's the tax payer and city that pays, not them. Why they continue to put that forward as a threat because it's empty, as they ain't paying what the hell?
Just because it's public property doesn't mean it's open to the public. Try walking into an army base witihout authorization, for example. But in this case it's public property that was open to the public at the time of the "trespass". And when you deny someone entry to an area that is normally accessible to the public, you need a good reason to do so. Performing a perfectly legal 1st Amendment activity is not a good reason.
@@rodh1404that's a very good addon to explain the nuance. I don't think many people realize there are restricted sections IN public settings. Or even the example you gave.
Was the Chief (who resigned in disgrace) really on the phone with a judge? If so, we need to know who this judge is so that they can be sent back for remedial training on the Constitution!
Judge didn't have the full story. Cop made it seem like there was an actual disturbance, so that's why the judge said to arrest him. I'm sure if the judge had been there, he'd be looking at the chief sideways 🤔
As always getting the story straight matters: the chief resigned due to an ongoing SLED investigation about domestic accusations against him. While this aidtor was correct in the law; he was actually only arrested once and before any civil suit he must beat that criminal case. Finally assuming he beats the disroderly charge any 1983! civil case could take years and that's it he can find an attorney to take the case. Lastly and most importantly, to what end was his behavior necessary? It's already well established law cops can be recorded and recording is allowed in public buildings subject to place , time and manner constraints. So in the end , he was arrested , with a pending charge and even if he pursues a civil suit his damages are minimal and definitely not "humongous". Other than an interesting video to watch nothing was gained by the city or citizens since the chief resigned already.
When I was a kid I got a ticket from a cop for not wearing a bike helmet and days later he came by my house in a residential cul de sac and gave me another ticket for just sitting on a bike. Some cops have too much time on their hands and make an us vs them mentality. And as a teenager I got in trouble smoking pot and so they made excuses to pull over my car once a week until I got a different car. I only ride a bike now because cops can't harass me as long as I have bike lights on at night.
If it makes you feel better I had 3 police agencies get rid of their bike police. The were training and riding them on a pathway after sunset with no lights, did not have noise making devices, and were riding 4 abreast and blocking the pathway. I requested that they get off the bicycles and walk them to the police station. Some started to, but the group decided they were above the law. I went to the station gave my complaint. He tried to give BS. I persisted and we went through the lawbook. He agreed that I was correct on everyone of the charges. All three departments closed the bicycle police rather than equip the bicycles properly. I think it had to do with the officers attitudes.
"We'll arrest them. Even if they are right, the amount of resources and effort to get the charges dropped will be a lesson to them, to never mess with us, the authority." That's how they think.
I’ve seen this one. It’s a shame that a chief doesn’t know laws. He arrested the guy for cussing lol. It’s amazing how they hire anyone to become a chief and not know the basics.
So-called "judges" are not even required to have a law degree. They could be the front desk secretary one day, and a "judge" the next. I've seen that in two towns so far.
The amount of ignorance/fear displayed by public officials is astonishing. Transparency is your friend, and robbing citizens of their constitutional rights in the age of cameras is incredibly stupid.
@@CeanStraussexactly right. Chief probably does know what the law is and that's why he was not willing to use force. Which is kinda weird because I have never seen a cop not willing to jump at the chance to use violence. Even when it's not legal.
@@markmixon1121 I think it’s cuz the auditor kept warning him and telling him he’s fkn up and he knew inside that he was making a mistake but his pride wouldn’t let him back down. Cop ego is the most dangerous thing in America.
America, where the general public is expected to have a better understanding of the law than the people who have the authority to restrict their rights.
I’m glad that there are people like him that force a resignation. The resignation should be viewed as a complete capitulation that the Chief KNEW that he was wrong. Also, the fact that the Chief resigned should be viewed as an attempted “escape” from prosecution.
It’s crazy how a CHIEF of all people don’t even know the basics. I wonder how many people are locked up in jail because his cops don’t even know standard laws? I’m sure at least 20 people are in that jail for doing things like jaywalking or spitting out their gum.
For your professor: The biggest enemy of that cause, is the plea bargain system, that permits prosecutors to threaten maximum sentences for all who are convicted, that refuse the accept the plea deal. They also threaten additional charges for the same acts, as a threat to accept their "deals". My own sister was guilty of a crime, but their case was incredibly weak. She had to choose between missing her children in prison for 2 years, or trying her luck with a threat to give her 15. She would have won her case; but who in their right mind would take that risk?
@@Hear-MeoutTwo2 Thank you for highlighting the multiple layers of prosecutorial corruption. You are correct, that the prosecutor ought to have NO ROLE, in sentencing, under any circumstances. Plea bargains benefit the state, not the accused.
@@Tijuanabill You were way too polite in your reply. Apparently, he is unaware that in most plea bargains, the prosecutor actually decides the sentence by making the plea deal with the defendant. Judges rubberstamp the plea deal and rarely deviate from the sentence agreed upon in the deal.
They are infuriated by the simple act of a person standing up for their rights. So it is not to far a stretch to think they go home and not enforce their will upon their families.
I often remind people that police authority is impotent when issuing unlawful commands. Cops have gotten too comfortable with their authority, and We, the People have gotten complacent in allowing them to abuse their authority.
Be careful though. Not every state has the same laws as the South Carolina law book highlighted in the video. We see the videos where it all went well. When it doesn't, those videos don't get uploaded. These details state to state matter, a LOT.
@@ThatOpalGuy Well, those parts do apply in every state. But the specifics highlighted in the video, were about South Carolina law, and the video even notes some other states the laws vary slightly. Your right to not have to ID, is universal, as you say, because of the Constitution. But some of the details live on a lower level of the law, and those details can get you jailed if you are wrong about them, and take certain actions. Furthermore, sometimes the court that made a prominent decision highlighted in these videos, was a higher court, but not the SCOTUS, which means those decisions only apply to that district. If the 9th circuit makes a decision, it does you no good if you live in the 7th. At least, not by default precedent. You will have to win your own higher court case, to expand that decision, to where you live. That kind of lawyering literally costs tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars.
@@adrenalineunlimited the officer can't use threat of death to make you comply, they can only use threat of death against you if you make the officer afraid for their own life
@@thomasjensen6243if it's unlawful you won't go to jail. Did you vote for Crooked Hillary and Stumblin Joey? Do you think Ukraine is winning the war? Would you like to lick Zelinskys boots?
That Chief was _way_ out of his depth. 😂 The auditor was top tier. Some may think that auditing such relatively minor issues is pointless, but I believe that if LEOs can't behave lawfully in low-stress, comfortable surroundings it indicates that they will likely behave egregiously and unlawfully out on the street in more serious situations.
What's funny is that the chief does to him when he blocks the door what would get us thrown in prison if we did the same thing to officers who put their foot in our doors.
When committing a crime of any kind whether it’s considered a major or minor crime NO officer should be allowed to resign rather they should be sacked and delt with accordingly through the justice system like any one of use would be for committing a criminal act
American police standards are an international joke. Thank police unions and the politicians who take their money for the low hiring standards. It’s legit pathetic how many bad American cops are
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies place unqualified POC on a fast track for leadership solely because they aren’t White. Well this Chief is exactly what you get with those policies.
Chief Middleton is no longer chief. He resigned but not because of this. "Middleton has been the subject of four domestic calls between him and his wife. The wife complained about threats in light of harassing messages about her husband cheating on her. At one point, she even went to the mayor."
I love how the Chief keeps repeating “That’s fine.” when the auditor tells him how he’s violated the auditor’s rights and the consequences he’ll face for doing so. The Chief having his qualified immunity upheld is very much in doubt and losing in a civil suit is likely. However I’d be willing to bet he’s got little in the way of assets to pay up when the time comes, particularly having resigned from a paying position and being in further legal jeopardy with his domestic behavior.
They put people in those positions who “play the game” the judge in that building or someone above the chief was probably told get that nuisance out of this building so ignoring the laws and rights of said person he went and did it to make his “boss” happy and as usual that “boss” sees no consequences. Its how the world works and needs to change
@@Daxx871xxx neither were in the right. he was allowed to film in public and shouldn't have been arrested, but the asswipe kid was clearly only there to provoke and start some shit
@@GloryBlazer No I'm fucking not. I'm sick and fucking tired of people treating law enforcement like a fucking joke but wanna bitch and cry when one of their own get shot. Fuck outta here
@@Slasher2005Balls for holding Paid Authority to account and ensuring they uphold their Laws and Policies, including the constitution the entire law was built on, properly. Correct you there, Bootlicker.
@@Slasher2005 Balls for risking arrest and going to jail, balls for standing up to unlawful oppression, balls for making a former police chief look like a moronic bonehead, and balls for standing up for his rights and our rights. Does that help explain it to you?
“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight, that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced, or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with.” Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand “The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand
Right! I recently saw a video of an off duty cop was driving a marked vehicle while dressed in jeans and a tee heading to the pharmacy in a neighboring town (out of the marked vehicles town) that was stopped by a sergeant Lieutenant and a captain after someone called in reporting that the out of justification vehicle was driving erratic and took out a mail box. *they referred to this as an ADMINISTRATIVE issue* The off duty officer REFUSED to immediately leave with them and take a mandatory drug test! He called for a ride to pick him up. He admitted to not sleeping after a night shift and taking ambien and adderall. Lol He was fired for this BUT WTF ANY OTHER PERSON WOULD HAVE RECEIVED AN OVI. make it make sense
@@PerthScienceClinic you mean like he's narrating? He's actually responding to questions though and body cams don't work like a radio. Either way, it doesn't matter because the point is that whatever judge he's talking to is also corrupt.
He was not on the phone with the judge. He was talking to the body camera for when the judge views the video at a later date. Any good judge would tell the cop that they were in the wrong and that the guy was not breaking any laws filming there.
That young man in this video has some BIG BRASS BALLS. I would never have the nerve to try and enforce my civil rights against the Chief of Police. In the public building connecting to the police station. We need people like this young man. To go around and let law enforcement agencies and officers know. That they know their Constitutional Rights and they aren’t going to put up with them being violated. I hope that these constitutionalists are doing this to mainly help in educating law enforcement. About the American Citizens Civil Rights. Not for the money they get awarded from civil lawsuits. Of course unless when their civil rights are violated. They are seriously injured. Then these Constitutionalists deserve to be awarded a lot of money from a civil lawsuit
Monday morning! The first thing I need to start my week is a cup of coffee and yet another public servant violating the publics constitutional rights! Hooray!
This explains why Policing Training is so bad in the USA - EVEN THE CHIEF OF POLICE HAS NO IDEA ABOUT THE LAW OR CONSTITUTION so how can he provide effective training for his officers - who selected this "Chief" of police should be embarrassed
This young man conducted a damn near flawless audit. Almost to the likes of Long Island Audit. He knew his stuff, as any legit auditor should before even beginning. He challenged that Chief and backed him into a corner bc even the Chief knew he was right. Once again affecting an ego arrest. Well played kid.
I couldn't stop laughing when he was taken out to the police cruiser and he just stood there literally saying "use force to make me" when asked to get in.
How many times have the public been told that ignorance of the law is not an excuse? How much more should Law Enforcement be held PERSONALLY accountable when they violate the law?!?! Chief Middleton, who is clearly either ignorant as hell or corrupt as hell, should be arrested and tried for his multiple instances of battery, false arrest, false imprisonment, and deprivation of rights under color of law.
You're totally correct! As a law enforcement officer, not only are they presumed to know the law, but they certainly should be held, AT LEAST, to the same standard as every other citizen for obeying the laws, and ignorance of the law is absolutely not an excuse for an officer of the law, even more so than for an ordinary citizen!
@@ryanyeager3258did you? he didn't do anything to justify being arrested and he was completely within his rights. he gave the chief several warnings and opportunities to behave in accordance with the law. the chief is the only criminal in this situation. arresting non-criminals for "wanting to be arrested" is a waste of resources at best and is always a crime.
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When ever a Cop says "Thats Fine" while Knowingly violating citizens rights, just means ,he believes hes above the law and will Never be held Accountable for his Tyranical Actions, the tax payers will flip the bill as IA and the Union will protect him from any wrong doing. He is so ignorant of the very oath he swore to that, imo, he's not fit to be a WalMart security guard much less a LEO.
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You’re normally pretty thorough but really blew it on this one AtA.
What’s with all the jump cuts?? Chief resigns after the DV allegations were exposed, had nothing to do with this spoiled brat who used his Daddy as a threat.
This is an example of edited video and out of context BS and you fell for it. Too bad this brat’s daddy didn’t discipline him, now someone else will have to.
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It's not a lack of knowledge by the LEO, it's a lack of any actual consequences for the crimes they commit.
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Lack of knowledge is definitely part of it.
@@breadtuneshistorically, cops have received very little training. to this day it still requires more hours to acquire a cosmetologist license than to become a cop
Even then for us lack of knowledge isn't an excuse.
@@noteminemsburneraccount324 I believe, if they don't know, they have the resources to check themself (radios) before laying their hands on someone. However, arrogant keeps them from being level-headed about it. If will give them a bye on lack of knowledge if they HAVE to make quick decisions.
It's amazing how these 1A audits have been going on for years and these cops still don't understand the basic rights of recording in public
It’s because they don’t see them as an indicator of their deficiency. They see them as an adversarial group. They fall into the classic human behavior of viewing them as “the other” rather than a community member.
Why would they watch the content of people they hate?
LOL Exactly. Other countries train their officers for over a 1000 hours. Ours, are about 500-600.
Can we just take an extra 8 hours and show them these videos? lol
@@Terrackhimself an 8 hour marathon of AtA videos would probably work better than a week of whatever “constitutional rights” training they’re being given now.
This is just what qualified immunity looks like he’s not worried about a lawsuit because he’s not going be the one who pays it
Note to officers, if you arrest someone twice and they still aren't afraid of you, maybe you are seriously in the wrong.
Chief knew he was in the wrong but he was "all in" and couldn't afford to back out and back down.
The chief was so desperate, he actually said they “were closed” at one point lol
Or the person is dumb?
wh correct
right? that boy has nothing to lose 💀🤣
You can't put your foot in the door! Yet the cops use the same tactic while standing in a private citizens doorway to keep them from closing their door and ending a police encounter.
2nd Amendment them
@@TimSlim-el6kpthey might learn the law when they are justifiably laid to rest for attempting armed kidnapping.
And charge you with assaulting an officer if u try to close the door.
was thinking the same thing. "You're using my own tactics against me!"
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He called it "my building". When did you purchase it officer? What a genius. It's crazy how many cops think this way.
There is an epidemic of entitlement among public employees, not just cops. Many of them don't think of themselves as public servants but as our masters.
I've been working at the same place since 2010 I just think of it as the place I work
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I say "my church", but then again, I never tried to make anyone else leave.
There's nothing wrong with the use of a possessive pronoun by itself. It frequently means affiliation, not ownership (e.g., this is my high school, this is hometown, this is my block). When the tone/context strongly imply ownership and control, that's another matter.
Trespassing on public property is the most wild accusation I’ve ever heard
Lol I’m sure you’ve heard wilder
People are trespassed on public property all the time. Read a book.
I suppose entering a public library or city hall after hours of operation would constitute trespassing I think or maybe that turns into something else.
Happens all the time, don’t be disorderly
There's another video on the channel where a 1st amendment auditor gets rightfully arrested for precisely that, except in a school. There's a lot of public properties that are not open to the general public at all, or restricted in some way. There is a lot of grey area here.
Cop sees auditor. Cop proves why auditors are necessary.
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People try to call them "frauditers" but if their rights wouldn't be violated there's no way a fraud could happen
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Well, these frauditors see UA-cam as a cash cow and start causing confrontations because they know confrontation = views = money.
@@OGKenG and if cops followed the law properly they wouldn't be getting views. What's your point?
It must be a slow ass day in that town if this is what the CHIEF OF POLICE wants to busy himself with. 😂
Seriously
You should see him when he catches a speeder driving through town. That's a major bust for him. He's got the driver out of the car, hands and legs spread, ready to fire his taser. He loves getting to play with his taser.
I'd be tempted to say it's a decent place to live if it's that quiet, but after watching this I can't in good faith say that it is. 😂
I’m impressed with the ability to be arrested 3 times during the same instance
dude violated his rights like 5 times in less than 10 minutes 😂😂
Had I been chief, I would have offered the young man a tour as an effort to build trust in the community.
With that sort of attitude you will never rise to chief of police. They can't have officers who actively try to help build trust with the community.
That would make waaaaaay too much sense though!
After 20 years, I guarantee that you wouldn’t do that if these kids kept annoying you with these recording devices 😂
I’ve seen so many audits who they happily do that, except for confidential areas.
Everyone walked away happily and shook hands
This is the correct answer.
“I detained you because you can get out of ‘my’ building”…
Seriously getting tired of seeing bullies and criminals hiding behind badges.
But not real criminals? 😂😂😂
@@anthonywyma6232 nah tired af of all their ish… fr bout to put in my two weeks because I’d rather not work with a hag that stalked me and catfished me
He resigned to save his certification. If he gets fired, then he can’t go work somewhere else at another department. Thanks to qualified immunity the city pays a separation settlement and he goes to another town or state and cost the taxpayers money there. The fact that we continue to pay for substandard services is frightening.🇺🇸
Lol well let's find what department he moves to and keep making him resign
resigning needs to not be a offered as a way out for officers under investigation. They should be forced to sit and let it, and if they are fired then so be it.
I get what you're saying. Resigning does look better but if youre fired by a police department you can immediately be hired by another department. At least in the state of Georgia.
Police misconduct should be regarded in a harsher manner in my humble opinion as my tax dollars fund these precincts. I would feel safer if our officers had more hours prior to the service of the people and communities.
Maybe he resigned due to the multiple domestic violence call about him. And being involved with the mother of a young boy he was “mentoring”
From the news report: Reports show that the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office responded to several domestic incidents that involved Middleton and his wife, but it wasn’t confirmed if those incidents led to his resignation.
He resigned due to DV calls, which is entirely unrelated to his general incompetence. Good to see who rises in the ranks though. Always helpful to see what is valorized in law enforcement.
I cannot understand why cops still act this way when thousands of videos exist like this showing them how wrong they are. I guess ego supersedes the law with most these corrupt tyrants.
Definitely ego and the fact that they very rarely receive consequences for their behavior. They get to retire, or they resign & get hired by another department to terrorize people in other cities. We get to pay their bills.
I don't think it's ego, I think there are as thick as 2 short planks, & the corrupt system lets them get away with it
EZ ANSWER. Law enforment are not held accountable.
>when thousands of videos exist like this
I don't think corrupt or misinformed cops are interested in watching this type of content one bit
They actively avoid seeing the videos or learning. If they have foreknowledge they can't claim the ignorance needed to try to retain their QI. QI has actively made cops dumber.
To say “trespassing on public property” on camera is crazy 😂😂😂😂
Police seem to believe that anytime they WANT to arrest someone, there is ALWAYS a way to APPLY the law creatively to do so.
EPA and BATFE think the same way and are largely right. A SC justice in a dissent said something to the effect that there are so many traffic laws the police can almost always find a reason to pull you over.
I watch a lot of bodycam footage, and there is almost always a huddle where the LEO’s rattle off any and every charge they can think up. It’s EYE POPPING!!
All I ever did was drive to town
@@michaelmagaw6870 no you "momentarily gave up maintaining your lane", not by swerving outside of it, but by not being center, licenes and registration and GTF on the ground!! Gtf on the ground!!!! (typical)
It's really called kidnapping and they should be prosecuted for doing so.
This is a perfect example of presumed authority turning into unbridled power. We need to put cops like this in check
FIRED and Prison ! Deprivation of Constitutional Civil Rights, Under Color Of Law ! = Felony !
@babskaz74that uneducated pig is the poster child for End Qualified Immunity!
Not in check, in prison where they belong.
They get so used to people doing what they say its like they cant handle it when an issue comes up where they have no real power.
Most of the good officers resigned when America turned its back on them. Now we're stuck with what's left.
They have the flag displayed improperly. Shows the level of disrespect in that department.
I noticed that, and the blue line defaced version too.
It's truly unbelievable that I, a British person living in Asia for 20 years, know more about US law than a serving US police chief. Staggering.
There are quite literally no requirements for a town to establish a police force or the training and qualifications of those police employees in the USA -- multiplied by thousands of these podunk departments across the US.
@@beepbop6697yeah
I bet them ladies have some pretty toes
I think he knows he's just lying and trying to convince what he sees as a gullible young man to just comply without question just because he doesn't like what he's doing.
Who needs knowledge when you have the threat of violence!
It's amazing to me how many police, especially a chief of police, actually think that any order they give is lawful and expect willful and complete compliance!
It's interesting to watch it play out. The thought that he can be told no, has clearly never even crossed his mind, and he is so taken aback by the notion, he doesn't know how to respond to it.
Some judges believe this as well.
@@TheArmchairrocker The number of judges that think they can alter a mortgage agreement, from the bench is astounding. They regularly try to divide property, having no clue that it doesn't change the mortgage contract.
I think that is born of the fact that many people DO give willful and complete compliance even if not lawful.
What amazes me is that 1A auditors keep asking this same dumb question: "Is that a lawful order?" What do they think an LEO is going to say? No? Don't ask if it is. Declare it is not.
Trespassing on PUBLIC property. Where did they find this "chief"? What the hell?
What is more shocking is that he had clearly called a judge to get advice, and that advice was go ahead and arrest him. Judges need to be looked into as well
Idiot judge, you'd at least expect some elementary understanding of the law.
the judge didnt have the full story, he has a chief calling about a "distrbance" since that judge works with that cops they trust him. Don't blame the judge, he cant magically have eyes through a phone call or immediately read the cops mind.
There are so many corrupt judges you shouldn’t be surprised
Import africa, become africa. The eternal law of nature and the realities of race.
@@ItzPubby: LOL your "excuse" is exactly why the judge should've stayed out of it. Keep licking those boots.
Once again the LEO can break our laws and simply retire or resign…..zero accountability. Two tiered justice system. Sad we got here.
auditors are grifters
How could they possibly be grifters
"no one is above the law". I find that hilarious whenever I hear that. Why even have a Constitution if little to nothing is done when it's violated?
That's nonsense. It's clearly at least 3 or 4 tiers. 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
What does Leo mean ?
Amazing. One of the best videos you've ever posted. Perfect grades. The chief needs to have his police license revoked. This is why I watch this channel.
Never put it past the police officer to Target someone with a camera who's doing nothing but walking around looking at the very plaques and information that's put up for the public
It’s so very common amongst police. I’m sure they see these videos and think if that happened to me I wouldn’t let them punk me. It’s an ego issue.
auditors are frauds and grifters and you support them
@@reedg2571💯
The kid is a punk who's been arrested three times in his first month of frauditing. The guy who does this UA-cam channel is full of shit.
He didn’t care about the camera and everything in the public view, he said he could not go past a certain point that it was a restricted area. Whether or not that was correct or a reason to stop him, saying that he trespassed him because he was “filming plaques in the walls” is incorrectly stating what happened in the situation.
We are in real trouble as a country if "contempt of cop" is an arrestable offense.
Over 1100 times a year it comes with a death sentence
@@madtabby66 No? Unless by death sentence you mean dying by cop
It’s been arrest-able for decades.
Could you not tell that this guy wanted to get arrested on purpose? So he could have a court case to sue the police
@@ryanyeager3258 There is no evidence to support that. It's an audit. The officer could have easily followed the law like he's supposed to, then there would be no problems, and this could have been a positive video.
I think the biggest problem with these officers is that they don't know how to let anything go. They have a goal in mind as soon as they see a situation. It's a dangerous mindset, and it dehumanizes the people they interact with.
Driven by EGO
This guy gets an A+ for having cool glasses, calling BS what it is and for helping clean up the police department.
😂
😎
Honestly, I really liked that he started with this "nice guy" persona, and carried it admirably throughout the encounter. He didn't bring this on by acting sketchy.
What about his lies?
@OGKenG don't even get me started on his lies man....he scammed me
One can reach the level of Chief of Police without knowing even the most basic civil rights
That's pretty naive to think that way. What's happening here is not a case of stupidity but a case of massive ego problems. He knows the laws and rules just fine but he can't ever let a civilian get the better of him. So he makes rules up to allow him to gain control.
"Trespassing on public property" is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard.
In the words of the Supreme Court, “[n]othing in the Constitution requires the Government freely to grant access to all who wish to exercise their right to free speech on every type of Government property without regard to the nature of the property or to the disruption that might be caused by the speaker’s activities.” The Supreme Court has recognized that the government, “no less than a private owner of property, has power to preserve the property under its control for the use to which it is lawfully dedicated.” Cornelius v. NAACP Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc., 473 U.S. 788 (1985).
@@davidchudd8565 🚨 We got a pig apologist over here 🚨
“My Building”…. Tells you everything you need to know..
Says a lot when a person of such low character earns a position of authority. No wonder the public distrusts the cops.
I feel bad for everyone that thinks that these auditors are actual good people. They’re privileged losers that get off on getting people fired and having lawsuits. They might as well be rats.
It’s common.
@@normbatchelor7403 All too common but still baffling.
Diversity hire
So this guy is a bum, so all cops are bums. Your logic is miserably flawed. However; this chief was a fool 😂
How did this public SERVANT become a chief? Shame SHAME!
Affirmative action and DEI.
You can really see why police unions fought body cams.
boldpredictionsorts and you can really see why people are disgusted by frauditors behavior after watching the video.
boldpr doctoonsporys also you are lying. Police have no problem with body cams. But frauditora seem to have a real problem with the law and othwr people having rights.
@@littlej812 lmao ok junior whatever you wanna ramble on about.
@@littlej812he's just recording. The fact that simply recording in a publicly funded building is enough to turn someone into an auditor shows how bad policing is.
They fought it because it was an expensive alternative 10 years ago , and it interrupts the privacy of officers, since officers aren’t “suppose to” turn the camera off during most situations. Making it so officers have to be more careful with their words otherwise they’d be scrutinized by their department.
It's nice to see the cops on the recieving end of having someone sticking their foot in the door for a change
As a colored person who is seventeen years old in america, ive been told to never argue with police and just obey them so i dont have a problem. But im not going to listen to these tyrants actikg like children and thinking they can do anything they want. Yes i know all cops arent like this and im not going to purposely start a problem, but im also not potentially going to have my rights so blatantly violated either. Its unacceptable, and mind boggling to see the unprofessionalism portrayed by some of these officers. Know your rights, and dont let anyone bully you into thinking that those rights dont matter!
“Okay, that’s fine.” And that’s precisely the problem. Cops don’t care if you “sue them” because they never have to pay. At some point, settlement for bad arrests need to come out of the department’s budget.
No he just doesn’t give a shit about empty threats. That’s all frauditors do is threaten to take your job, just for doing their job…
@@NoonMightsounds like the "frauditor" won this round, per usual.
@@NoonMightbless your heart.
This chief is ridiculous. People have been photographing city halls, court houses, town squares, and other places of public interest ever since the camera was invented.
Photography has been a common hobby for over 200 years, so why do these clowns act like they've never seen a camera before???
@@ianbattles7290"well in today's day and age..."
It wasn't about the photography, numbnuts, it was about going where he had no right to go.
He never said he was arrested for the camera, why are you making it about the camera? He was arrested for disorderly conduct and trespassing. All of which literally, have nothing to do with his camera.
@@ianbattles7290if it was about the camera the officer would’ve ceased his camera….. instead the dude decided to yell and swear in a business, which is….drum roll please…………DISORDERLY CONDUCT🎉
Why do the judges not tell the police in court, under oath, that when they say "go on, sue" that it's the tax payer and city that pays, not them. Why they continue to put that forward as a threat because it's empty, as they ain't paying what the hell?
Well presumably the cop and judge are tax payers too so they are paying also.
Cannot roll my eyes any harder at your statement.@@davepirtle9790
Tyranny should have no place in America.
Uhh, have you heard of the US federal government?
@@Niho_10 edgy
Especially in the United States.
Anywhere.
"Trespassing on public property"...that says it all. And this tyrant made Chief? 100% respect to the auditor and his perseverance through all this bs.
Just because it's public property doesn't mean it's open to the public. Try walking into an army base witihout authorization, for example. But in this case it's public property that was open to the public at the time of the "trespass". And when you deny someone entry to an area that is normally accessible to the public, you need a good reason to do so. Performing a perfectly legal 1st Amendment activity is not a good reason.
@@rodh1404that's a very good addon to explain the nuance. I don't think many people realize there are restricted sections IN public settings. Or even the example you gave.
@@rodh1404an army base is federal property
@@trentnunn8700 So is Yellowstone National Park.
@@rodh1404Not the same, very different distinctions
Was the Chief (who resigned in disgrace) really on the phone with a judge? If so, we need to know who this judge is so that they can be sent back for remedial training on the Constitution!
Judge didn't have the full story. Cop made it seem like there was an actual disturbance, so that's why the judge said to arrest him. I'm sure if the judge had been there, he'd be looking at the chief sideways 🤔
isn't the judges are top of the chain to "steal " money from citizens by "twisting " the existing laws to gain their profits?
As always getting the story straight matters: the chief resigned due to an ongoing SLED investigation about domestic accusations against him.
While this aidtor was correct in the law; he was actually only arrested once and before any civil suit he must beat that criminal case. Finally assuming he beats the disroderly charge any 1983! civil case could take years and that's it he can find an attorney to take the case.
Lastly and most importantly, to what end was his behavior necessary? It's already well established law cops can be recorded and recording is allowed in public buildings subject to place , time and manner constraints.
So in the end , he was arrested , with a pending charge and even if he pursues a civil suit his damages are minimal and definitely not "humongous".
Other than an interesting video to watch nothing was gained by the city or citizens since the chief resigned already.
@@davepirtle9790hello LEO, welcome to the channel. You will need a lot of time unwinding the brain washing you received at the academy.
When I was a kid I got a ticket from a cop for not wearing a bike helmet and days later he came by my house in a residential cul de sac and gave me another ticket for just sitting on a bike. Some cops have too much time on their hands and make an us vs them mentality. And as a teenager I got in trouble smoking pot and so they made excuses to pull over my car once a week until I got a different car. I only ride a bike now because cops can't harass me as long as I have bike lights on at night.
Wait, your LEOs can give tickets to kids ? Wtf is wrong in the US ?
@@maxharvey165 Exactly, I couldn't obviously afford 2 $70 tickets. My mom had to the courthouse and fight the second ticket which she won.
If it makes you feel better I had 3 police agencies get rid of their bike police. The were training and riding them on a pathway after sunset with no lights, did not have noise making devices, and were riding 4 abreast and blocking the pathway. I requested that they get off the bicycles and walk them to the police station. Some started to, but the group decided they were above the law. I went to the station gave my complaint. He tried to give BS. I persisted and we went through the lawbook. He agreed that I was correct on everyone of the charges. All three departments closed the bicycle police rather than equip the bicycles properly. I think it had to do with the officers attitudes.
"We'll arrest them. Even if they are right, the amount of resources and effort to get the charges dropped will be a lesson to them, to never mess with us, the authority."
That's how they think.
You know they can't wait to make auditors sit in jail until trial or the charges being dropped!
I’ve seen this one. It’s a shame that a chief doesn’t know laws. He arrested the guy for cussing lol. It’s amazing how they hire anyone to become a chief and not know the basics.
Seems the judge on the phone threw him under the bus and told him to arrest .
Another example why hiring/promoting for the sake of diversity, inclusion and equity does not work.
@freshpack8928 How weird that the wife beater called a judge and not the city attorney.
So-called "judges" are not even required to have a law degree. They could be the front desk secretary one day, and a "judge" the next. I've seen that in two towns so far.
@@IAmDrSpeedWhere does it say he is a wife beater?
The amount of ignorance/fear displayed by public officials is astonishing. Transparency is your friend, and robbing citizens of their constitutional rights in the age of cameras is incredibly stupid.
Well, it would be if there were any actual consequences for LEO's breaking the law or violating civil rights.
Ive said it before and ill say it agian police these days is just organized crime with more steps.
@@CeanStraussexactly right. Chief probably does know what the law is and that's why he was not willing to use force. Which is kinda weird because I have never seen a cop not willing to jump at the chance to use violence. Even when it's not legal.
@@markmixon1121 I think it’s cuz the auditor kept warning him and telling him he’s fkn up and he knew inside that he was making a mistake but his pride wouldn’t let him back down. Cop ego is the most dangerous thing in America.
And to triple down on “completely being wrong” all in a half hour. He’s persistent, to say the least.
America, where the general public is expected to have a better understanding of the law than the people who have the authority to restrict their rights.
I’ve never seen a young man own a Chief of Police so hard.
Please do file the lawsuit. He was so bad for his knowledge of the law,and to be a chief. That is just crazy.
Doubt he would win as it seem clear the person went there with the intent to cause a problem.
I’m glad that there are people like him that force a resignation.
The resignation should be viewed as a complete capitulation that the Chief KNEW that he was wrong.
Also, the fact that the Chief resigned should be viewed as an attempted “escape” from prosecution.
The chief’s resignation had nothing to do with this interaction… very disingenuous title
He was beating his wife and they were investigating him for it.
He literally warned the chief so many times.
It’s crazy how a CHIEF of all people don’t even know the basics. I wonder how many people are locked up in jail because his cops don’t even know standard laws? I’m sure at least 20 people are in that jail for doing things like jaywalking or spitting out their gum.
Twenty? Try hundreds. Depending on how long the 'chief' has been in office. Maybe thousands have had their civil rights violated.
Many people are promoted to their level of incompetence. He is Exhibit A.
just indicative of the general capacity of the entire force, at least there.
They know… don’t think for a second it’s ignorance on the cops part.
Thats so funny! He said " youre tresspassing on public property"! Lmfao!!
I’ve been sending your videos to a professor of mine to aid in the discussion of mass incarceration. Thank you for what you do.
Study the "CRIS" system. Court Registry Investment System... prepare yourself to be shocked!
For your professor: The biggest enemy of that cause, is the plea bargain system, that permits prosecutors to threaten maximum sentences for all who are convicted, that refuse the accept the plea deal. They also threaten additional charges for the same acts, as a threat to accept their "deals". My own sister was guilty of a crime, but their case was incredibly weak. She had to choose between missing her children in prison for 2 years, or trying her luck with a threat to give her 15. She would have won her case; but who in their right mind would take that risk?
@@Tijuanabill ::: Judges sentence people, not prosecutors.
@@Hear-MeoutTwo2 Thank you for highlighting the multiple layers of prosecutorial corruption. You are correct, that the prosecutor ought to have NO ROLE, in sentencing, under any circumstances. Plea bargains benefit the state, not the accused.
@@Tijuanabill You were way too polite in your reply. Apparently, he is unaware that in most plea bargains, the prosecutor actually decides the sentence by making the plea deal with the defendant. Judges rubberstamp the plea deal and rarely deviate from the sentence agreed upon in the deal.
A cop beating his wife/girlfriend/kids? Yeah, what a surprise! 🙄
ACAB is no longer accurate as so many cops are worse than that.
Where did you get that information?
They are infuriated by the simple act of a person standing up for their rights. So it is not to far a stretch to think they go home and not enforce their will upon their families.
domestic incidents don't instantly mean he beats them. Domestic violence does
@@DoogukAt the end of the video.
That dudes got balls lol. He definitely knows his laws
I often remind people that police authority is impotent when issuing unlawful commands.
Cops have gotten too comfortable with their authority, and We, the People have gotten complacent in allowing them to abuse their authority.
Be careful though. Not every state has the same laws as the South Carolina law book highlighted in the video. We see the videos where it all went well. When it doesn't, those videos don't get uploaded. These details state to state matter, a LOT.
@@Tijuanabill which is weird because the constitution should be upheld, equally, in all states.
@@ThatOpalGuy Well, those parts do apply in every state. But the specifics highlighted in the video, were about South Carolina law, and the video even notes some other states the laws vary slightly. Your right to not have to ID, is universal, as you say, because of the Constitution. But some of the details live on a lower level of the law, and those details can get you jailed if you are wrong about them, and take certain actions. Furthermore, sometimes the court that made a prominent decision highlighted in these videos, was a higher court, but not the SCOTUS, which means those decisions only apply to that district. If the 9th circuit makes a decision, it does you no good if you live in the 7th. At least, not by default precedent. You will have to win your own higher court case, to expand that decision, to where you live. That kind of lawyering literally costs tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Legality doesn't make the gun impotent
@@adrenalineunlimited the officer can't use threat of death to make you comply, they can only use threat of death against you if you make the officer afraid for their own life
This is like watching 2 children. "I know you are but what am I."
That provision to resist unlawful arrests with "proportional force" should be implented in all state constitutions
Even I knew this Chief was legally wrong. How stupid departments still refuse not to know the actual laws!
How do cops supposedly enforce the law they have no understanding of knowing ?
Resisting unlawful arrests is our duty as Americans.
It’s the entire concept of the country. We had a tea party about this in Boston centuries ago.
Go ahead and resist and find yourself doing a good amount of prison time.
@@thomasjensen6243if it's unlawful you won't go to jail. Did you vote for Crooked Hillary and Stumblin Joey? Do you think Ukraine is winning the war? Would you like to lick Zelinskys boots?
Yeah, being shot isn't fun. Don't do that.
Yeah, being shot isn't fun. Don't do that.
That Chief was _way_ out of his depth. 😂
The auditor was top tier. Some may think that auditing such relatively minor issues is pointless, but I believe that if LEOs can't behave lawfully in low-stress, comfortable surroundings it indicates that they will likely behave egregiously and unlawfully out on the street in more serious situations.
Cop proves why auditors are necessary.
It's a true shame that even the higher levels of policing don't know the law that they are payed to enforce
What's funny is that the chief does to him when he blocks the door what would get us thrown in prison if we did the same thing to officers who put their foot in our doors.
Mr Madalya did a great job. I've been binging 1A audits the last view weeks, and I think this is my favorite one.
When committing a crime of any kind whether it’s considered a major or minor crime NO officer should be allowed to resign rather they should be sacked and delt with accordingly through the justice system like any one of use would be for committing a criminal act
Amazing that a Chief of police can be this ignorant of the law
American police standards are an international joke. Thank police unions and the politicians who take their money for the low hiring standards. It’s legit pathetic how many bad American cops are
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies place unqualified POC on a fast track for leadership solely because they aren’t White. Well this Chief is exactly what you get with those policies.
Not ignorant they just don’t care
@@madtabby66
The Chief’s peoples have an avg lQ of only 85. I highly doubt this guy knew what he was doing.
This should be good… “alright you’re back under arrest, for real this time”
Chief Middleton is no longer chief. He resigned but not because of this.
"Middleton has been the subject of four domestic calls between him and his wife. The wife complained about threats in light of harassing messages about her husband cheating on her. At one point, she even went to the mayor."
.......to ask him to stop cheating with her husband and the rest of the police department ;)
I love how the Chief keeps repeating “That’s fine.” when the auditor tells him how he’s violated the auditor’s rights and the consequences he’ll face for doing so. The Chief having his qualified immunity upheld is very much in doubt and losing in a civil suit is likely. However I’d be willing to bet he’s got little in the way of assets to pay up when the time comes, particularly having resigned from a paying position and being in further legal jeopardy with his domestic behavior.
This guy is a legend I was belly laughing, a very entertaining ATA indeed. Looking forward to follow up
How does someone so incompetent get to be chief of police?
The public often can't fight unlawful arrests in the courts because of the costs involved.
They put people in those positions who “play the game” the judge in that building or someone above the chief was probably told get that nuisance out of this building so ignoring the laws and rights of said person he went and did it to make his “boss” happy and as usual that “boss” sees no consequences. Its how the world works and needs to change
@@chrisdimino1897 This sounds like the plot of the Dukes of Hazard and Boss Hogg!
Imagine how he trains the department. If he’s educating them with his knowledge, we’re all doomed
I only recently became aware of FAPA. I found your video while looking for his. I am headed over there now to subscribe.
It's truly amazing seeing how bent out of shape even a police chief gets when someone doesn't just obey the tyrant.
The cop was completely wrong… his ego was his downfall.
The officer was in the right. People need to fucking learn how to respect my law enforcement
@@Daxx871xxx neither were in the right. he was allowed to film in public and shouldn't have been arrested, but the asswipe kid was clearly only there to provoke and start some shit
@@Daxx871xxx I hope you are trolling
@@GloryBlazer No I'm fucking not. I'm sick and fucking tired of people treating law enforcement like a fucking joke but wanna bitch and cry when one of their own get shot. Fuck outta here
We will all see the officer prosecuted and the plaintiff rewarded for this act of ignorance.
Cops not knowing the law is ridiculous
If this is how the chief acts I can only imagine how the officers act.
CORRUPT INCOMPETENCE CAN'T BE TOLERATED!
I love this kid. You're my new personal best friend.
They don't care because they don't have to pay for the lawsuit.and that shit has to stop.
This is one of the best audits I've seen. This guy is amazing. We need his channel.
This is one of the best auditors I've ever seen in a long time.I wonder how many people are illegally arrested by this officer ?
Check out Bay Area transparency.
You could say that about all officers. You could also ask, how many civilians commit crimes without any accountability?
@NoonMight what are you talking about? Upholding the law is literally their job.
I really love this channel. Your channel is the best I have came across. You give information and opinion backed with facts and research.
This kid is good. Cool, calm, and knew what he was doing. We need more auditors like him.
This kid has some confidence, balls, and is well spoken.
Balls for fishing for a lawsuit??
@@Slasher2005Balls for holding Paid Authority to account and ensuring they uphold their Laws and Policies, including the constitution the entire law was built on, properly.
Correct you there, Bootlicker.
@@Slasher2005 Balls for risking arrest and going to jail, balls for standing up to unlawful oppression, balls for making a former police chief look like a moronic bonehead, and balls for standing up for his rights and our rights. Does that help explain it to you?
@@Slasher2005 how was he fishing?
@@jonstone9741 I doubt it, but you tried!
Never seen, arrested/detained/whatever he makes up, 3 times in a row before, and I’ve watched 1000s of these. Congrats chief, you’re the record holder
Why does anyone ever go to jail *if simply quitting your job allows you to avoid the legal consequences for breaking the law?*
“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight, that it's not a bunch of boy scouts you're up against... We're after power and we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced, or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt. Now that's the system, Mr. Reardon, that's the game, and once you understand it, you'll be much easier to deal with.”
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
“The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.” - Ayn Rand
Right! I recently saw a video of an off duty cop was driving a marked vehicle while dressed in jeans and a tee heading to the pharmacy in a neighboring town (out of the marked vehicles town) that was stopped by a sergeant Lieutenant and a captain after someone called in reporting that the out of justification vehicle was driving erratic and took out a mail box.
*they referred to this as an ADMINISTRATIVE issue*
The off duty officer REFUSED to immediately leave with them and take a mandatory drug test!
He called for a ride to pick him up.
He admitted to not sleeping after a night shift and taking ambien and adderall.
Lol
He was fired for this
BUT WTF ANY OTHER PERSON WOULD HAVE RECEIVED AN OVI.
make it make sense
The scariest part of this is that he appears to be on the phone with a judge so you know that the judge is going to be corrupt as well.
I interpreted that as being him talking to the judge via his body cam.
@@PerthScienceClinic you mean like he's narrating? He's actually responding to questions though and body cams don't work like a radio. Either way, it doesn't matter because the point is that whatever judge he's talking to is also corrupt.
The judge evidently told him he can’t arrest him because the cop “undetained” him until the swearing became “breach of peace” or whatever…supposedly.
Corrupt? After a little piece of shit comes in to your job and challenges you for no reason? Are you ok?
He was not on the phone with the judge. He was talking to the body camera for when the judge views the video at a later date. Any good judge would tell the cop that they were in the wrong and that the guy was not breaking any laws filming there.
That young man in this video has some BIG BRASS BALLS. I would never have the nerve to try and enforce my civil rights against the Chief of Police. In the public building connecting to the police station. We need people like this young man. To go around and let law enforcement agencies and officers know. That they know their Constitutional Rights and they aren’t going to put up with them being violated. I hope that these constitutionalists are doing this to mainly help in educating law enforcement. About the American Citizens Civil Rights. Not for the money they get awarded from civil lawsuits. Of course unless when their civil rights are violated. They are seriously injured. Then these Constitutionalists deserve to be awarded a lot of money from a civil lawsuit
Sadly because he was allowed to resign he'll be able to work at another police department
Monday morning! The first thing I need to start my week is a cup of coffee and yet another public servant violating the publics constitutional rights! Hooray!
This explains why Policing Training is so bad in the USA - EVEN THE CHIEF OF POLICE HAS NO IDEA ABOUT THE LAW OR CONSTITUTION so how can he provide effective training for his officers - who selected this "Chief" of police should be embarrassed
Chief resigns after investigation of domestic violence against his wife? After seeing this video, i believe it
Didn't say domestic violence
@@Dooguk "domestic incidents" golly gee, I wonder what they could possibly be inferring...🙄
@@brodrickflowers117 The intenet detectives have done their thing and it turns out it's not what you think.
This young man conducted a damn near flawless audit. Almost to the likes of Long Island Audit. He knew his stuff, as any legit auditor should before even beginning. He challenged that Chief and backed him into a corner bc even the Chief knew he was right. Once again affecting an ego arrest. Well played kid.
I couldn't stop laughing when he was taken out to the police cruiser and he just stood there literally saying "use force to make me" when asked to get in.
Wow, how did I miss this video? Great content.
How many times have the public been told that ignorance of the law is not an excuse? How much more should Law Enforcement be held PERSONALLY accountable when they violate the law?!?! Chief Middleton, who is clearly either ignorant as hell or corrupt as hell, should be arrested and tried for his multiple instances of battery, false arrest, false imprisonment, and deprivation of rights under color of law.
You're totally correct! As a law enforcement officer, not only are they presumed to know the law, but they certainly should be held, AT LEAST, to the same standard as every other citizen for obeying the laws, and ignorance of the law is absolutely not an excuse for an officer of the law, even more so than for an ordinary citizen!
Did you not watch the same video this guy wanted to get arrested on purpose so he could have a court case to sue the police
@@ryanyeager3258 did the pig violate his rights? Who's fault is it the pig violated his rights? Bootlicker everywhere.
@@ryanyeager3258did you? he didn't do anything to justify being arrested and he was completely within his rights. he gave the chief several warnings and opportunities to behave in accordance with the law. the chief is the only criminal in this situation. arresting non-criminals for "wanting to be arrested" is a waste of resources at best and is always a crime.