I really enjoy your videos brother thanks for helping me remember what they try to keep us from ever learning. I knew a little but WOW thanks again ‼️‼️‼️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm doing what I'm constitutionally allowed to do and since you're here I'm going to constitutionally evaluate if you can keep on being a police officer
Wasn't it? I'd like to see that catch on in the auditing community because it even seemed to click a little bit with the dumb, fat-headed cop. It might help to teach a few badged idiots, you never know.
*I've watched easily a 1,000+ audits and I've never heard anybody use that perfect analogy to police comparing... not needing credentials for exercising one's rights to free speech and Religion to not needing credentials for exercising ones right to freedom of press, just perfect.*
@@banditeastlick2471 Human species with a brain, who can think for themselves, who know their legal rights and stand on them & up for them are, the most endangered human species. If, every human being would do what this auditor did, "We The People" would be in control. *That* is what they are scared of.
He’s wearing the police out and they are confused. I love it! That cop said the same thing over. I was laughing so hard. He’s so good. I love that he has them confused.
That was the best educational audit I have watched in a long time. He articulated his thoughts like a patriot and left the officers with alot to think about. Dude is a beast!
To be honest I appreciate the way you carry yourself. And I’m happy your teaching people about their rights and I will start using mine from now on. Thank you sir!
I never heard anyone asked the cop where are their credentials to practice their speech. That was amazing especially when he answered I don't need them it's the first amendment. Brilliant 🤣🤣
I nearly died laughing when he said “it’s emergency property!” Some of these officers will say just about anything to avoid calling it what it is. That guy needs better training ASAP!
I am trying not to judge these cops... but the level of ineptitude they display makes me think they never received a high school diploma. I wouldn't hire them to flip burgers at Mickey D's.
That's who cops are. The dumb jocks in high school who still want to bully on people and become cops once they realize the world is bigger than their small town cheering for a dumb jock with a ball. They're too dumb for anything else. It's either cop, day laborer, or, in some states, a politician. Can you beat up on minorities? Taze citizens who are probably innocent? Can you lie good? Are you ignorant of the actual law and at the same time a defender of the things you think and feel should be law? Do you take pleasure hurting other ppl? if you answered yes to all of these questions, then you too CAN be a cop. This doesn't describe ALL COPS, iis simply the majority...
I'm sure these cops think they're being nice and friendly because they aren't yelling, cursing and arresting the guy for interference with a police investigation, disturbing the peace, or some other contempt of cop charge.
You said it. WE are learning! THEY are not. they aren’t going to understand, they are too dense, very low IQ. Most of them are incapable of ever understanding any of it. Just follow orders they are given and bark orders at others.
There are many more citizens that need to learn. I’m just a year into these videos, and I’m still learning. In this video, this cop is fishing in order to find a way, to put the man in a cage. Nothing less.
Finally! somebody said it! That was genius!!Where’s your credentials to practice free speech! I DONT NEED ANY!! The same way I don’t need credentials to practice free press!!!
This is an intellectual battle of unequal opponents. One is playing chess, the other is struggling at checkers. Normally I think the failure of law enforcement is moral not mental, but this cop is struggling at All of the Above.
When you combined the Criminal Mind, a narcissistic psychopathic mindset and a union to protect them, you can see how easily they get lost in the illusion of creativity
"Are you a law enforcement officer? "What law are you here to enforce? "Did you witness me commit a crime?" "Do you have the sworn statement of someone who witnessed me commit a crime?" "I'll be on my way after I am finished with my lawful activity" "Dismissed"
They don't know that they are wrong or to put it more bluntly, they're going to deny that they are wrong until it either cost their job or a civil lawsuit.
@@skippylippy547 nah, the amount of money they get for ticketing and locking up people that are ignorant of their rights is too much to change anything. When they are wrong, it's not them that has to pay either, it's the rest of the community, so there is no incentive for them to hold their police accountable. It's pure profit on their end.
Great right up to the end but they still don't know they're wrong because dude eventually complied and left while they stayed. Saying you were already leaving is pretty weak and no one learned a thing. I don't do audits because I'm not willing to pay the price that occasionally comes with being an auditor. Tons of respect for those that do but if you're gonna be an auditor be an auditor.
I like how when he told him what the extra numbers on his I.D. patch we're he said, "Rest in Peace." Gotta have a heart. We are all just people trying to make our way thru this crazy world.
I love that this guy keeps answering questions with a question, and won't actually answer the question, believe it or not that takes some special skill, because it's human nature to just answer someone's question.
yep...this dude is a master of it...if i were one of those cops i might have finished that interaction by shooting him...or myself...or both...you could almost see the smoke starting to ooze from his ears
I love how this cop keeps answering the same question over and over then ends up in a tissy because the auditor isnt buying any of his crap. Excellent!!! 🤣
We have an HOA where some committee members in order to ensure that our homes were in tip top shape, began to surveil our homes from the sidewalk WITH BINOCULARS! 🤣🤣 We asked the management company to have them stop and were given the bum’s rush by the imperious manager. We called the police filing a harassment invasion of privacy complaints. We followed up by petitioning the court for a cease and desist order against the individual members of the landscape committee. At the next election we installed a new HOA president whose first job was to call for management services proposals and to have new elections for the various committees. Moral of this story: Remain humble and treat your neighbors and clients with respect.
@@ALUCARD-ei3gt In the USA anything visible from a public space is not subject to privacy protection. It can be annoying for people who want privacy but the law's the law.
“Why are you still talking to me when I’m not detained”? is the perfect question, and there were many other perfectly good questions, this is the best Audit I’ve seen, very intelligent work.
They always want to charge you with "resisting arrest" and "obstruction of justice" or "failure to ID" but what did they do to get those charges to begin with because they weren't charged with anything else but those things.
@@ryanjones7681 I agree. I have just walked into firehouses in Marin County, California, and Birmingham, Alabama. The firefighters response was almost identical. They were amazingly friendly. At least one of them, spent several minutes informing me of various non firefighter services (Blood Pressure checks, fire prevention information, etc.). I even got a tour of every house I visited. At one house, they asked me to come back later. They had to go out on a major fire.
I didn’t feel either were assholes. Usually they get all worked up if you don’t Respect Mah Authority…. Neither really raised their voices. But the CZcamsr had a point
That is a perfect example of what to do to keep asking questions back when they ask you a question because when you answer you give them the next step in the investigation
I was a paramedic firefighter for 25 years. We were told the fire house was a secured public building. The public was granted access at our convince with our permission. The doors were always locked and the parking was not restricted and in the rear of the buildings. We were told the reason the building was secured was primarily because of the narcotics in our drug boxes. I was on Rescue Trucks in some pretty sketchy parts of town. I doubt any Captain I worked for would have ever called the police on someone filming in the parking lot.
Makes sense, lock your toys away if they're worth something, nothing in the parking lot. (Vehicles there are locked I assume?)....... You can keep it open.
@@dwheeler8389 That's not true. I grew up in the town with a VFD. The town owns everything. The employees are volunteers. Even then it's not like volunteering at a local soup kitchen. Most VFD's are training stations for people who want to become a publicly paid firefighter. At least in my state that's the case. Almost like an internship.
@Shelly I wonder if that was true back in the early 1980s and prior. Back then EMS had a lot less controlled substances to administer to patients when on calls. Remember that TV show "Emergency" from the early-mid 1970s? I never got the impression that the building was secured as you mentioned, no signs stating that there was "no trespassing" or "authorized personnel only" and yes that was a REAL fire house just renamed 51 for the TV show. Have any idea? Maybe if you know really old school EMS you could ask them? I'd love to hear what they say about this.
I don’t know why but I can’t imagine a firefighter calling 911 b/c of a skinny guy with a camera. At one point a fireman walks by an looks at the interaction going on with what I see as curiosity. If they called the police why wouldn’t the guy walk up to the policeman? But if they did I gotta say my respect level will plummet for the fire department. If we start to hear “fireman safety” I may have to give up on my hope for humanity.
I'm 68 and I love what your doing I learn something every time I and so many are getting educated thank you in my lifetime I have met so many cops like these
@@drogusmaxwell6640 maybe consistent abusers. I think the ignorant plebs deserve a few explanations from the Cops about WHY what they are calling about isn't their problem. It's sadly the attitude and culture of police to constantly pry into people's personal lives. Stupid calls feed into that desire. So even police probably enjoy it. "Walk neck deep through a river of other people's shit... and Don't get any on you..." fucking sad.
I had one trimester of civics and that was in 7th grade... Absolutely nothing about the government at all. We didn't even have any type of elective class that taught anything about the government or a persons rights. And that was about 25 years ago, so I wouldn't be surprised if 7th grade civics was cut from the curriculum by now. I honestly didn't know anything about how to navigate the real world until I was between 25 and 30. That made for a deep hole I needed to climb out of as an adult when I should have known some things. That's why I will homeschool my children and make sure they understand the world better than I did. Thanks but no thanks mass indoctrination building(public school)
Nah, they’re the rotting fruit, eaten by a raccoon, making the raccoon drunk on the fermentation, drunk raccoon eats _all_ the trash, drunk raccoon then shits out trashpoop. Cops are the trashpoop.
I don't think so... The first cop is super calm patient and I think they are just concerned this guy might be trying to plan something crazy... I mean look at the news how many crazy things have happened... U get a call about someone doing strange stuff you have to investigate...the first cop is just trying to do his job which is protect the people that's all.... The guy filming could have just told him hey I'm just doing an audit admiring public property nothing to see here.... Clearly he is trying to provoke a reaction... And in my book the first cop is super respectable
On the plus side, the cops didn't demand his drivers license so they could trespass him from public property. This is exactly the police response I'd expect in authoritarian big government New Jersey.
I loved his response to Humptyy Dumpty when he asked where his press permit is and he responded with the question where is your permit to practise your religion or speak freely. A real slam dunk.
I love to see ex officers like yourself making content for regular people just to make sure people know their rights!! Excellent content entertaining and informative, just the "free" E-Book is really 4.99 besides that fact I love the channel 🤙
It takes 2 years in most states to be a licensed cosmetologists to legally cut hair and apply make up to people for pay. In most states it takes a minimum of a GED diploma and about 6 months in a police academy to get a law enforcement certification to legally be a cop for pay. That tells you everything you need to know about a cop. DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. "I are ah laws inforsmunt perfesinal"
I like this guy he turned everything back around on the " yellow line gang hero " and frustrated the heck out of him. I guess he's used to people incriminating themselves for him.
That is spot on but public access is for more than just American citizens. Anyone in the country legally can access public property. Hell even illegal people can legally go on public property but they can still be arrested for being in America illegally...if it wasn't run by the democrat dictators.
When I look at these fine officers, I can only express disgust at the "toad" and the lack of leadership in the actions of the sergeant. Two laughing stock.
This is actually 3 blocks from my place. He was investigating a call not a crime. They were having fun with it and they got to try. Guy gave all the right answers
Freedom of religion includes the freedom not to practice religion, so if the cop said you don't know if I practice religion, that means nothing, practice or don't that is the right
The un-educated officer needst to realize talking in a deep monotone voice and repeating the question aggressively will not work as a control tactic in an a meritless investigation....I was also think under legal context that this would actually be harassment if the auditor asked them to quit following him and questioning him.
I love the way this guy conducts his audits. Cool, Calm, Collected! KYR!
I really enjoy your videos brother thanks for helping me remember what they try to keep us from ever learning. I knew a little but WOW thanks again ‼️‼️‼️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good Guy Audits is one of the most chill auditors I have ever seen
I'm doing what I'm constitutionally allowed to do and since you're here I'm going to constitutionally evaluate if you can keep on being a police officer
Yessir .. thank you for hosting this quality content and educating other folks like me. You’re an asset to this country!
@@CaucAsianSasquatch cool username
Asking them for their credentials to practice religion was GENIUS
Wasn't it? I'd like to see that catch on in the auditing community because it even seemed to click a little bit with the dumb, fat-headed cop. It might help to teach a few badged idiots, you never know.
I agree! Other auditors should inherit a few of his lines!
Ya. Loved that
I've been waiting for auditors to use that response. Attaboy!
@@nossiac when 1 auditor was asked "how he got there"
His response was " i parachuted in" lol
It’s not about your rights, it’s about their feelings
EXACTLY! Fuq their feelings!
Isn't that just too bad?
A perfectly articulate guy who makes amazing point and can dance around police questions like champion. A+
Can't believe these cops don't know the difference between public and private properties
I like his patience. The "officer" was getting upset and the guy kept his cool. Great audit. 👍🏽
*I've watched easily a 1,000+ audits and I've never heard anybody use that perfect analogy to police comparing... not needing credentials for exercising one's rights to free speech and Religion to not needing credentials for exercising ones right to freedom of press, just perfect.*
Daniel - YES ! I caught that. See my other post about 'cop speak'.
As long as you don't spit shine their bags for them, they'll be scared of you. The human species is the most endangered species on the planet
@@banditeastlick2471
Human species with a brain, who can think for themselves, who know their legal rights and stand on them & up for them are, the most endangered human species.
If, every human being would do what this auditor did, "We The People" would be in control.
*That* is what they are scared of.
Truth
@@ugonelearntodayknewz4794
It's the exact reason why they train these tyrants that we citizens are, their enemy.
He’s wearing the police out and they are confused. I love it! That cop said the same thing over. I was laughing so hard.
He’s so good. I love that he has them confused.
That was the best educational audit I have watched in a long time. He articulated his thoughts like a patriot and left the officers with alot to think about. Dude is a beast!
To be honest I appreciate the way you carry yourself. And I’m happy your teaching people about their rights and I will start using mine from now on. Thank you sir!
He is such a good guy! Soft spoken, respectful and intelligent! 🌻💛🌻
I never heard anyone asked the cop where are their credentials to practice their speech. That was amazing especially when he answered I don't need them it's the first amendment. Brilliant 🤣🤣
It went right over their head though......
@@JAB-bc9uv lol. Yes
This is genius. Asking questions in response to questions is definitely Grade-A auditing.
I nearly died laughing when he said “it’s emergency property!” Some of these officers will say just about anything to avoid calling it what it is. That guy needs better training ASAP!
The sad part is that he is a Sergeant.
I am trying not to judge these cops... but the level of ineptitude they display makes me think they never received a high school diploma. I wouldn't hire them to flip burgers at Mickey D's.
That's who cops are. The dumb jocks in high school who still want to bully on people and become cops once they realize the world is bigger than their small town cheering for a dumb jock with a ball. They're too dumb for anything else. It's either cop, day laborer, or, in some states, a politician.
Can you beat up on minorities? Taze citizens who are probably innocent? Can you lie good? Are you ignorant of the actual law and at the same time a defender of the things you think and feel should be law? Do you take pleasure hurting other ppl? if you answered yes to all of these questions, then you too CAN be a cop. This doesn't describe ALL COPS, iis simply the majority...
I am sure the force is super tiny and most likely mon to Friday bank hours only as most towns in NJ are. Hence the ignorance.
I'm sure these cops think they're being nice and friendly because they aren't yelling, cursing and arresting the guy for interference with a police investigation, disturbing the peace, or some other contempt of cop charge.
There are police forces who reject people who Score Too High on their aptitude tests. Dumb and quick to violence is exactly what they are looking for.
Room temperature IQ.
When are they going to understand that we are LEARNING they can’t be tyrannical with us anymore!!
You said it. WE are learning! THEY are not. they aren’t going to understand, they are too dense, very low IQ. Most of them are incapable of ever understanding any of it. Just follow orders they are given and bark orders at others.
when they visiting coworkers sipping dinner from a straw/...
There are many more citizens that need to learn. I’m just a year into these videos, and I’m still learning. In this video, this cop is fishing in order to find a way, to put the man in a cage. Nothing less.
@@gregkasza1925 well said . And this sucks .
@@gregkasza1925 that's what they are trained to do, among other questionable things
Omg this guy is amazing! I freaking love how he explains the first amendment and asking for the officers credentials for his freedom of speech
"I'm assuming you came here to protect my Rights, not violate them." GOLD!
Finally! somebody said it! That was genius!!Where’s your credentials to practice free speech! I DONT NEED ANY!! The same way I don’t need credentials to practice free press!!!
This is an intellectual battle of unequal opponents. One is playing chess, the other is struggling at checkers. Normally I think the failure of law enforcement is moral not mental, but this cop is struggling at All of the Above.
No, the citizen is playing checkers. The cop can’t figure out how to play checkers. It’s rather pathetic
When you combined the Criminal Mind, a narcissistic psychopathic mindset and a union to protect them, you can see how easily they get lost in the illusion of creativity
This cop struggles with tic-tac-toe.
@@jeddhanson3984 thats real shit........ His image,his wants and desires will never come to be. It's is a shame he knows no needs.
More like playing with rocks.
This guy did an amazing job reasoning about the 1st amendment! 👍🏽
"Ask them they call you i dont call you." Best line ever 😅 Good job brother.
"Are you a law enforcement officer?
"What law are you here to enforce?
"Did you witness me commit a crime?"
"Do you have the sworn statement of someone who witnessed me commit a crime?"
"I'll be on my way after I am finished with my lawful activity"
"Dismissed"
They don't know that they are wrong or to put it more bluntly, they're going to deny that they are wrong until it either cost their job or a civil lawsuit.
One would think that the city or county judge or the district attorney could teach the police department about Public Property.
@@skippylippy547 nah, the amount of money they get for ticketing and locking up people that are ignorant of their rights is too much to change anything. When they are wrong, it's not them that has to pay either, it's the rest of the community, so there is no incentive for them to hold their police accountable. It's pure profit on their end.
Great right up to the end but they still don't know they're wrong because dude eventually complied and left while they stayed. Saying you were already leaving is pretty weak and no one learned a thing. I don't do audits because I'm not willing to pay the price that occasionally comes with being an auditor. Tons of respect for those that do but if you're gonna be an auditor be an auditor.
@@hobbitsatplay9542 Thank you for making such a wonderfully good point! ❤️
You really answered the question Spot On!
The community has to pay. Yes.
I like how when he told him what the extra numbers on his I.D. patch we're he said, "Rest in Peace." Gotta have a heart. We are all just people trying to make our way thru this crazy world.
YES! The first auditor I’ve heard say when asked for press credentials “my credentials are the first amendment!”
Excellent audit..
I love that this guy keeps answering questions with a question, and won't actually answer the question, believe it or not that takes some special skill, because it's human nature to just answer someone's question.
yep...this dude is a master of it...if i were one of those cops i might have finished that interaction by shooting him...or myself...or both...you could almost see the smoke starting to ooze from his ears
Absolutely right
YO OFFICER WRIGHT HERE OR RIGHT HERE !!! PEOPLE FEELING UNCOMFORTABLE IS NOT ILLEGAL !!! "WE THE PEOPLE" SUPPORT FREEDOM NOT TYRANNY !!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That tactic works. He who asks the question(s) controls the conversation.
To paraphrase Tarantino... the less you make declarative statements, the less apt you are to look foolish in retrospect.
I love how this cop keeps answering the same question over and over then ends up in a tissy because the auditor isnt buying any of his crap.
Excellent!!! 🤣
The camera man handled this situation like a G! One of the best of all time. Great job.
One of the very best audits I’ve ever seen. Bravo dude
The police should talk to the people who called first to find out what their problem is. Looking into windows there is not a crime.
We have an HOA where some committee members in order to ensure that our homes were in tip top shape, began to surveil our homes from the sidewalk WITH BINOCULARS! 🤣🤣
We asked the management company to have them stop and were given the bum’s rush by the imperious manager.
We called the police filing a harassment invasion of privacy complaints. We followed up by petitioning the court for a cease and desist order against the individual members of the landscape committee.
At the next election we installed a new HOA president whose first job was to call for management services proposals and to have new elections for the various committees.
Moral of this story: Remain humble and treat your neighbors and clients with respect.
Could have been charged with peeping tom foolery if they wanted to.
@@ALUCARD-ei3gt In the USA anything visible from a public space is not subject to privacy protection. It can be annoying for people who want privacy but the law's the law.
@@ALUCARD-ei3gt f-f-f-false.
@@ALUCARD-ei3gt So did it not occur to them they could do that, or did they know doing that would have been a BS charge (I vote for #2)?
OMG it's sad that so many of these officers and others Who swear an
oath to the Constitution Have no clue
“Why are you still talking to me when I’m not detained”? is the perfect question, and there were many other perfectly good questions, this is the best Audit I’ve seen, very intelligent work.
"It's not about your rights." Yes, and THAT is the problem.
They always want to charge you with "resisting arrest" and "obstruction of justice" or "failure to ID" but what did they do to get those charges to begin with because they weren't charged with anything else but those things.
Love the line “Where are your credentials to practice free speech.”
The first cop is great 🤣 He answers the questions with the same energy. He would definitely go for a beer after his shift if you asked him 😂
“Where’s your credentials to free speech” Love that line 🤣🤣
I was a USAF Firefighter. Our doors were all glass louvers. Most of the time they were open. If you couldn't see in our fire house you were blind!
And most of the time you could just walk in, bs with the guys and they'd show you around the place, the trucks, everything. Lmao.
@@ryanjones7681 I agree. I have just walked into firehouses in Marin County, California, and Birmingham, Alabama. The firefighters response was almost identical.
They were amazingly friendly. At least one of them, spent several minutes informing me of various non firefighter services (Blood Pressure checks, fire prevention information, etc.).
I even got a tour of every house I visited. At one house, they asked me to come back later. They had to go out on a major fire.
Ya you were on a military base, a lot of shit is left open
@@mervyngreene6687 finally a good story.
@@santeelocal I lived in El Cajon. San Diego most of my life. Ya things are different now. Everybody in public service is a pussy now. 😒
You gotta give that 1st cop credit for being extremely patient. He is wrong. But patient AF.
That 2nd cop was, and likely still is, a disgrace.
He's handsome though, at least he's got that going for him.
looks like an unglazed donut with legs
I didn’t feel either were assholes. Usually they get all worked up if you don’t Respect Mah Authority…. Neither really raised their voices. But the CZcamsr had a point
Not when its in your job description. You shouldn't get a pat on the back for simply doing your job.
@@joekev27
It's not in his job description to be THAT patient.
“ Why are you looking into the firehouse windows “ ? Well Officer, I’m a firehouse window looker!
That is a perfect example of what to do to keep asking questions back when they ask you a question because when you answer you give them the next step in the investigation
Your doing a great service for the people thanks for sharing your thoughts and knowledge about the right way to go about things.
I love how instead of answering questions he asks a question hes always putting the cop on defensive while never giving information
We The People University comes through again. I learn a lot by watching these videos. Thanks Abiha Israel
I like the editorial way you present these videos without interrupting throughout the video unless it’s noteworthy statutes / laws.
That's what a" heart attack waiting to happen" looks like. Walks 10 ft and sweating like R. Kelly at the kids choice awards.
Ouch lol
I was a paramedic firefighter for 25 years. We were told the fire house was a secured public building. The public was granted access at our convince with our permission. The doors were always locked and the parking was not restricted and in the rear of the buildings. We were told the reason the building was secured was primarily because of the narcotics in our drug boxes. I was on Rescue Trucks in some pretty sketchy parts of town. I doubt any Captain I worked for would have ever called the police on someone filming in the parking lot.
Makes sense, lock your toys away if they're worth something, nothing in the parking lot. (Vehicles there are locked I assume?)....... You can keep it open.
Thank You
This is also apparently a volunteer fire department which would be private property not owned or operated by the government.
@@dwheeler8389 That's not true. I grew up in the town with a VFD. The town owns everything. The employees are volunteers. Even then it's not like volunteering at a local soup kitchen. Most VFD's are training stations for people who want to become a publicly paid firefighter. At least in my state that's the case. Almost like an internship.
@Shelly
I wonder if that was true back in the early 1980s and prior. Back then EMS had a lot less controlled substances to administer to patients when on calls. Remember that TV show "Emergency" from the early-mid 1970s? I never got the impression that the building was secured as you mentioned, no signs stating that there was "no trespassing" or "authorized personnel only" and yes that was a REAL fire house just renamed 51 for the TV show. Have any idea? Maybe if you know really old school EMS you could ask them? I'd love to hear what they say about this.
"Leave and there won't be a problem" is by default a violation of rights per 9th article.
I love the way the auditor was answering the question with a question!!😂🤣😂🤣 It reminds me of " Who's on first "?
"Where are your credentials to speak?" Mic drop, committed to memory
Why did Fire call Police for a dude curious about fire engines. You would think they would come out and try and recruit the guy who's so interested.
I don’t know why but I can’t imagine a firefighter calling 911
b/c of a skinny guy with a camera. At one point a fireman walks by an looks at the interaction going on with what I see as curiosity. If they called the police why wouldn’t the guy walk up to the policeman? But if they did I gotta say my respect level will plummet for the fire department. If we start to hear “fireman safety” I may have to give up on my hope for humanity.
This is why cowardice shouldnt be taught to kids or encouraged in society period. Cowards never save anyone and weak people cant even save themselves.
I loved that come back of, “where is your credentials to practice free speech? Our first Amendment is our credentials for free speech and press.”
I love his retort to when they asked for his press permit. He asked to see the cop's free speech permit.
I'm 68 and I love what your doing I learn something every time I and so many are getting educated thank you in my lifetime I have met so many cops like these
We didn't have CZcams back in the 70s and 80s nor cellphones. Cameras are a tyrant's worst nightmare
I was about that age when I saw the light and started loving OU. Brings a little tear to my eye.
The problem isn't just police, it's the people who call the police. I guess they don't teach people about the bill of rights in school anymore.
The police have the capability to tell uninformed citizens to stop calling, over stupid shit.
@@jackfiercetree5205 agreed, and ticket them for misuse of 911.
@@drogusmaxwell6640 maybe consistent abusers. I think the ignorant plebs deserve a few explanations from the Cops about WHY what they are calling about isn't their problem. It's sadly the attitude and culture of police to constantly pry into people's personal lives. Stupid calls feed into that desire. So even police probably enjoy it. "Walk neck deep through a river of other people's shit... and Don't get any on you..." fucking sad.
I had one trimester of civics and that was in 7th grade... Absolutely nothing about the government at all. We didn't even have any type of elective class that taught anything about the government or a persons rights. And that was about 25 years ago, so I wouldn't be surprised if 7th grade civics was cut from the curriculum by now. I honestly didn't know anything about how to navigate the real world until I was between 25 and 30. That made for a deep hole I needed to climb out of as an adult when I should have known some things. That's why I will homeschool my children and make sure they understand the world better than I did. Thanks but no thanks mass indoctrination building(public school)
No guessing about it. The constitution interferes with the agenda of the public schools.
That was amazing!!! We all should be this educated about our rights!!
That "if I'm free to go, then I'm free to stay" line had that fool bamboozled
I love the double talk you confused the hell out of this cop he didn't know how to respond 🤣
Homeland Security has its hands in everything. If you pay federal taxes, you likely paid taxes to help fund a local govt. agency in another state.
Nobody "pays" taxes. It's stolen from you without consent
Every city and state gets some kind of federal tax money. So yes, EVERYONE is a tax payer there.
😂😂😂😂 I love the way he asked him why are you here 😂😂.I randomly watch this audit and it cracks me up everytime
"in engaged in a protected activity"
"yeah so am i" said the cop as he pointed at his bulletproof vest 😂
This reminded me of Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First" routine. Don't ask me why, but it just does!
Public property is an open public forum unless posted as restricted or fenced off.
That 2nd cop is one heartbeat away from a stroke, he was out of breath just talking.
Another example that intelligence and knowledge of the Constitution of the United States of America is not required for employment in law enforcement!
These tyrants are not just low hanging fruit, they are rotting fruit on the ground,
Beyond pathetic, honor your OATH,
Live free or die!!
Nah, they’re the rotting fruit, eaten by a raccoon, making the raccoon drunk on the fermentation, drunk raccoon eats _all_ the trash, drunk raccoon then shits out trashpoop. Cops are the trashpoop.
I don't think so... The first cop is super calm patient and I think they are just concerned this guy might be trying to plan something crazy... I mean look at the news how many crazy things have happened... U get a call about someone doing strange stuff you have to investigate...the first cop is just trying to do his job which is protect the people that's all.... The guy filming could have just told him hey I'm just doing an audit admiring public property nothing to see here.... Clearly he is trying to provoke a reaction... And in my book the first cop is super respectable
Well to be fair, one of them was a fat banana straining the entire tree
"it's not about your rights" are the kind of lies that show me their "oath" means NOTHING.
Cop - "The problem is everything I start talking, you seem to think you have the freedom to speak "
That rather rotund officer - who backs up the first officer - looks likes he’s really been eating a LOT of private property!
Lol
lol and without credentials
I thought he was a RHINO until he spoke.
Thats not an officer thats grossburger
The second officer, the salad dodger.
On the plus side, the cops didn't demand his drivers license so they could trespass him from public property.
This is exactly the police response I'd expect in authoritarian big government New Jersey.
I loved his response to Humptyy Dumpty when he asked where his press permit is and he responded with the question where is your permit to practise your religion or speak freely. A real slam dunk.
The cop said “This is emergency property “ 😂 😂 omg i can’t believe this…..
That was awesome! Kept the officers on their heels with his responses.. 🤣 Have an awesome weekend!
9:45 I've never heard an auditor use that logic before... I'm rather impressed!
Thank you for your work, WTPU. Keep fighting the good fight!
I love to see ex officers like yourself making content for regular people just to make sure people know their rights!! Excellent content entertaining and informative, just the "free" E-Book is really 4.99 besides that fact I love the channel 🤙
It takes 2 years in most states to be a licensed cosmetologists to legally cut hair and apply make up to people for pay.
In most states it takes a minimum of a GED diploma and about 6 months in a police academy to get a law enforcement certification to legally be a cop for pay.
That tells you everything you need to know about a cop.
DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. "I are ah laws inforsmunt perfesinal"
And cops generally make much more than hair dressers.
I like this guy he turned everything back around on the " yellow line gang hero " and frustrated the heck out of him.
I guess he's used to people incriminating themselves for him.
"Emergency property? " Wow. Did he make that up on the spot? What a load.
I love how the guy keeps saying, "why are you here?" so funny.
Thanks for the educational content, I love seeing police held accountable for their actions 😂
Love it. Just keep asking questions back at them!
I like how he makes the officer mad so mad he wants to escalate the situation
You don't have rights because you pay taxes. You have rights because you are an American citizen.
That is spot on but public access is for more than just American citizens. Anyone in the country legally can access public property. Hell even illegal people can legally go on public property but they can still be arrested for being in America illegally...if it wasn't run by the democrat dictators.
When I look at these fine officers, I can only express disgust at the "toad" and the lack of leadership in the actions of the sergeant. Two laughing stock.
We, The People!!!!!
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This is actually 3 blocks from my place. He was investigating a call not a crime. They were having fun with it and they got to try. Guy gave all the right answers
Great auditor. He got them so flustered! And I really like the "where are your freedom of speech credentials?".
His 1st amendment discussion was awesome. Don’t need credentials for free speech right?
I liked this auditor's approach..just keep answering the officers question with a question
"If I'm free to go, then I'm free to stay"🤣🤣
lol I love this guy. He’s so chill when dealing with these egomaniacs
Freedom of religion includes the freedom not to practice religion, so if the cop said you don't know if I practice religion, that means nothing, practice or don't that is the right
I really liked the way this man audits... cooler than an artic cucumber.
Finally somebody asked the question, they had no answer.
Boom!
Plus there is not a police department in the country that doesn't take Federal money. Period! You are right this is one of the best interaction.
New Jersey?
Well there's your problem right there.
Lmao 🤣
The un-educated officer needst to realize talking in a deep monotone voice and repeating the question aggressively will not work as a control tactic in an a meritless investigation....I was also think under legal context that this would actually be harassment if the auditor asked them to quit following him and questioning him.