Cops Try Bully U.S. Marine at Broward County Courthouse - Never Mess with a Devil Dog
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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Let me show you the rule over here...recruits 5 more officers to enforce his made up rule.
You're the first to mention that little move buddy pulled..... Obviously, I saw it coming a mile away so I turned around and started walking away from those tyrants the second, "Let me show you something," turned into deputies flooding out of their Bingo room.
a law enforcement officer who has been caught lying can't testify in court...it's not just unprofessional it puts ALL his cases at risk@@4_The_Record
Policy is NOT law. If POLICY goes against the constitution, then the policy is unenforceable and it needs to be reviewed and changed. Your policy is for your convenience, but it's not law.
Where a red tag & sit in this waiting room. Yeah it's 1965 Selma Alabama all over again. I wish they would have asked him exactly what Constitutional rights they violated? The supervisor runs the floor & sets the rules to keep order so they don't just have people wandering the halls. What's his problem? Besides being a whiny little bitch .
They misheard, they thought you wanted to see the "fool" so they kept bringing out another one until the whole bunch was present.
I must have missed the part where they instantly regretted it😂😂😂
Ohhh.... yea, that's because you probably have the attention of a sand gnat, like most Americans. Watch the walk of shame and the cowards of Broward not being able to bully or intimidate a law-abiding citizen. They hate not getting their guy in Broward County. If you don't know Broward County they are the worst
@@4_The_Record Quite crying! I think someone needs her diaper changed a warm bottle and a nappy poo! Big baby🖕🏽
@@4_The_Record Don't jag them for thinking the same thing a lot people were. They acquiesed in the end, hardly "instant regret". Try labeling your shit better, like asshole pushy cops give up.
Welcome to CZcams. Video titles are purely for clickbait purposes. : /
@@TttTtt-zo7kt lol, and if you call them out, they insult you. "yea, that's because you probably have the attention of a sand gnat, like most Americans." but liked the comment, to play the youtube algorithm. Bro we didn't miss jack, our attention span is fine, we're just not dellusional. All I'm seeing is Vegeta screaming "I am the hype!"
Can someone show me the point at which they "instantly regretted it"?
Gladly, when they executed the group waddle of shame at the end. Broward County Sheriff’s Deputies hate not to make arrests once multiple deluties show up. They get really tough and love to be a hero to take someone in. So when they saw the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor pinned to the chest of my beautiful 3-piece suit, they instantly knew they messed up and retreated.
😂
@@4_The_Record sure Jan
@@4_The_Record You really are a piece of work, aren't you?
When they took the walk of shamedumi
That's 4 minutes of my life I'm not getting back
I apologize you weren’t entertained by them abusing my rights. They clearly have a disregard for the whole “innocent until proven guilty” thing….
@paradisesunprincess not innocent untol proven guilty in your book, right Hater? Guilty until proven innocent and then still pretend he was guilty anyway after that, right hater? Unlawful injunctions are very common. I'm sorry your ignorance blinds you so badly that you can't see anything. Your ignorance doesn't change the truth, though, which is that you are wrong about every single thing you wrote. You dont care about being right, though, do you Hater? You just enjoy hating.
@@4_The_Record Dude go get you head checked. You are displaying alot of antisocial behavior, which is not normal.
Really? Ok. Watch my latest video. It's my first hearing with the 7th judge on my case. If you don't change your mind, we will discuss getting my head checked. If you do change your mind, then all I ask is that you support my cause with a statement of affirmation to show you do understand what I'm up against, and it's not so simple as a 4 minute encounter with deputies enforcing unlawful judicial practices at the family court which is not so easily discernable. Did you read the video description to understand the context behind why I was standing my ground against those deputies? It wasn't for clicks or views.
Thank you so much . I’m leaving now. And I’ll try to do something good with the 3.5 minutes I now have that you lost.
Peace
Where's All that "regret"???
Ballocks
@rumbleinthebumble8180 - Regret is often more of an internal process than an external display, isn't it? Sometimes, it's not about what you can see but about the impact behind the scenes. The title might capture a moment, but the full story unfolds over time. Dive into the latest update to see how things are developing: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Would love to hear your take on this as it progresses!
They regretted going to work that day and having to deal with this asshole. This is what happens when you let the VA treat your mental health problems.
@@4_The_Record In other words... you're making it up for clickbait? Be honest... this 'fight' is for your kids, right?
@@4_The_Record Well, I must humbly disagree. You can see regret on peoples faces and see it in their actions and body language all the time. Plus I was a bouncer for years, I've seen every kind of regret from multiple angles. People wear regrets like clothing...
@@4_The_RecordYou’re incorrect. People wear their regret like clothing.. you can see it in their faces and body language. The only thing these deputies regretted was having to put up with your childish bullshit. You made a huge deal over waiting in a waiting room? Cmon dude, grow up.
This fellows attitude may be a sign as to why he's the respondent on a restraining order.
Do you get restraining orders for having a bad attitude? I'm quite sure there'd be no children with parents if that were the case. You didn't really think that one through, did you?
It certainly looked liked the officers did their job and more than likely saved the "cammer" from being arrested.
@@4_The_Record ooooh, Epic logic win right there
Lol. Wow. Really? So they were actually amazing and I owe them a thank you?!?!?! Hahaha.... yea ok. Thanks for being sarcastic and oppressive. Thsnks for getting right in my face. Excellent policing. Lol. Yea right. They were awful. Saved me from being arrested for what? Attending my court hearing? Yea ok
Lol.... 😆
I'm saying.... people are wild, saying they see why I got a restraining order. I have 2 children. They deserve a father. They dont give a shit about how others perceive me. They love me and want to be with me, and that's it.
I must've missed the part where the officers "instantly regretted" their actions 🙄
Hahaha again this us marine "if he is a REAL us marine", acted like a coward! Leave and shut up !! Why make a video and embarass everyone?!?! A REAL US MARINE SHOULD NOT ACT LIKE THAT !!! this man should be ashamed of himself!!
@@Patrickmathieu0482 😄
I'm guessing they regretted having to put up with this nonsense.
This guy has a restraining order on him for a reason.
Bingo. I’m willing to bet probably for following his ex and filming her. These people are a special kind of stupid
Why do you say that? What do you know about this situation? 🤔
You're attitude says it all. Obviously you are intelligent . You know the law. As you should. That being said, I have a very good hunch that you truly miss being a Marine. Because of the structure. You knew what you had to do. You had a job.
I'm willing to gamble you are unemployed, and have quit/been fired from every job you have attained since departing from the military. You struggle mightily at adapting to regular society. I sense a tremendous amount of fear, and inner self loathing. This attitude/ self worthlessness is ultimately what cost yourself your friends, and you're relationship with the woman that no longer wants you.
You now use you're knowledge on the law to establish the upper hand when confronted with even the most minor of inconvenience. You are strong physically, but severely fragile mentally. I suspect you push your military discount WHEREVER you go, irregardless of how inappropriate it may be.
You are a sinner. Lost. Not a man of God. Repent your sins. Fix yourself from within. Love thy enemy. I'll pray for you
@@4_The_Record as much as you
@4_The_Record your a crazy man
The only regret is watching this.
BlackDiamond1967, ouch! That's tough to hear, but I appreciate the honesty. If you're willing to give it another shot, my latest video at czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html might just change your mind. It's got even more eyebrow-raising moments. Let's see if it can turn that regret into a surprise!
restraining order? SHOCKING
I know right! I was thinking the same exact thing
I'll bet he didn't deserve a restraining order though. They simply asked his wife if she wanted one and she said yes. I'll bet it happens every other day in this country. Better make that every day.
Exactly. It was simply given. No accusations, no hearing, no guilty verdict. Just a judge doing whatever he felt like to try to coerce me into compliance
@@4_The_RecordYour own kids have a restraining order against you, too. Not hard to dig through your court stuff. If your ex wife is truly the crazy one and in the wrong, why do the kids seem to share the same sentiment as their mother? There’s more you’re not telling us.
I instantly regretted arriving here.
Instantly time wasted
I'm sorry you feel that way. My fight is for my children, and that is what brought you here despite that not being apparent without context.
Thank you for your feedback. My intentions are never to waste anyone's time but rather to advocate for civil rights and justice where there is none. Did I see my latest video? I'm certain it won't be regarded as wasting your time. The context is readily obvious as the 7th judge on my case displayed some of the worst judicial misconduct you will ever see 👀: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html
Public support in this matter is vital, so any feedback is highly valued.
@@4_The_Record I watched and here's what I want to say:
That's not just a statement, but simply a request for a reevaluation of the terms of separation, which includes the restraining order, and most importantly the visitation arrangement, if there is any that is in place, and there certainly should be. I'm speaking from experience I went through something similar two times. the second time there was no issues in seeing my kids (2 kids), and taking them places better known as unsupervised visitation. And then finally having overnights with me. Mr. Dean you will eventually win because you are a good speaker for yourself, and eventually you will be heard. That is the law as far as I know, but I've seen it where I couldn't speak and the judge already had his mind made up, totally one-sided just like this one.
I should have appealed but I was applying for jobs at the time and guess what if you have an open case almost nobody will hire you. And they'll telll you that "oh the background check shows you have an open case - so we can't hire you." I was forced to acept the assault on my record for just a finger tap on someone. Serious damage at the time it took years and years to recover from it.
@@4_The_Record The fight isn't *for* your children. Your fight is *with* authority because you think you've been wronged. You constantly play victim.
This guy was so unnecessarily and annoyingly difficult.
@shab90, I get where you're coming from, and I appreciate your viewpoint. Standing up for what feels right can sometimes come off as difficult, especially in complex situations where communication breaks down. My intent was to ensure fairness and respect within the process. If you're interested in the context or have any questions about my perspective, I'd be glad to share more. Your feedback is valuable, and I invite you to check out my latest video for the full picture: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Let's keep the dialogue open.
The only complexity was the confused, stupid, annoying, needy & entitled brat trying to prove his own superiority above the normal norms of society
@@4_The_Record No matter how many people here say it, you don't seem to get it do you? You handled the situation immaturely (and ineffectively). The title of your video was also click bait.
I really like how both gentlemen did not permit this situation to escalate. this is the most important thing that can be practiced. non escalation.
Only because they realized they were being taped. They were ready to physically grab him I can tell. I understand their jobs can be difficult but you gotta treat people as individuals.
I appreciate your perspective, @RadiantFreeEnergyResearch. It’s clear that not escalating a situation is crucial, but unfortunately, it didn’t quite go that way in this instance. It serves as a reminder of the importance of de-escalation training and awareness for all involved in such interactions. For a closer look at how things unfolded and why it’s important to discuss these matters, you might find my latest video informative: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.htmlsi=bF3GRAzwRBzixuv_ Your engagement is key to highlighting these issues.
Absolutely, @metalmike570. The presence of a camera often influences the behavior of all involved. Acknowledging the challenging nature of law enforcement jobs is important, but it should never be at the expense of treating people with respect and dignity. Each individual situation deserves to be approached without preconceptions. For more on this topic and to continue the discussion, feel free to check out my latest video: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.htmlsi=bF3GRAzwRBzixuv_ Your insight is spot on and adds value to the conversation.
@@4_The_Record The worst is when your wife just lets the police in. I was just waking up and I have a cop right there. I almost attacked that cop, because at first I didn't know who he was or anything and imagine a cop right there and he doesn't say anything!!!! How about I'm the police or something????
Well, we're divorced now it's shit like that. I said to her later why did you let the police in.... never let him / her in I will step outside and talk to him.
We simply disagreed on almost everything.
@metalmike570, Geez Louisw! What's wrong with these modern women?!? waking up to unexpected situations can be jarring, and it's clear you value your personal space and boundaries. It's a challenging scenario to navigate, especially when it involves the police and complex personal relationships. It's important for personal safety and legal reasons to communicate clearly in these situations. Hopefully, your experiences can help others to prepare for and manage such occurrences better.
Hey look, the janitor- the only person in this video who is doing actual honest work for a living
👏 👏 👏
.... and sadly, the least paid 😪
thank you I noticed that also. then having to work there with those has beens.
@jessiemartinez7318 hahaha... yes, the janitor had to walk away before he felt it necessary to intervene on those morons behalf.
& probably more sense than them as well
The cops aren’t required to show a motorist the penal code they’ve violated. These cops aren’t required to show him the penal code he’s violating, just tell him. He’s embarrassing the Marine Corp…if he’s really a Marine.
thepcal9654 - A fair point on procedure, and I hear you on the expectations of conduct. Just to clarify, no penal codes were broken in this scenario. It's all about ensuring that all sides of the story are understood. Check out the latest video where I navigate yet another challenging situation: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It’s quite the eye-opener!
Actually if asked they have to.
I can understand why there is a restraining order in place.
@bebopben2 Context is key, and it's not always visible at first glance. Rest assured, every action taken is deeply considered, especially when it comes to legal matters. If you're interested in understanding the full situation, my video might provide some clarity: [czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html](czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html). It's important to see the whole picture before drawing conclusions. Thank you for engaging!
I have practice law for years, it looked to me like the police were just trying to separate you from the other party, who had an active protection/restraint order against you
They weren't there. There's no law that grants petitioners the right to enter a courtroom first. I was early. She was late. So i ended up entering even later than her and was therefore not given the time necessary to set up my laptop and tablet as the courthouse instructional video said to do. I'm not sure where you came up with the idea that Petitioners are assumed honest and Respondents assumed guilty. This is USA. Where did you practice law?
@@4_The_Record Buddy, I didn’t say any of that at all. In Pennsylvania, where there is an active protection Order, neither party can have contact with each other until there is a hearing on the matter. This means you can’t call, write, email or talk to the petitioner until there is a hearing.
I never said there was a law that grants a petitioner the right to enter a courtroom first. There is no such law.
The Court should’ve given you adequate time to present your response, but the video uploaded made no mention of that
@googz21 I agree with you 100% seems like this guy filming was there to start a bigger problem. If you have a restraining order against you, you can not be near the other party. You're actually making the situation worse and becoming the aggressive approach again an that explains why they have a restraining order against you in the first place.
@@floridafun-rz9ytit seems he had the camera there for purposes of accountability….which he was right to have because it shows the arrogance of some police officers.
People do this shit for views and nothing more. I understand auditing police and general disdain for corrupt officials but by just trying to agitate law enforcement for CZcams clicks is actually part of a deeper problem in this country, ignorance
This guy has a restraining order put on him? I don't believe it. 😂😂😂
I know, right? I don't, either. It's one of Man's great mysteries! 🧐
Let's come together and figure this thing out. What do you say?
@@4_The_Record ffs mate, you're acting like an aggressive asshole in these comments and in the vid. I do hope you have not been done wrong as I know some men do cop it unfairly in domestic matters in the judicial system - but you're not currently helping yourself or showing you're any different to the assholes that deserve what they get from the family courts.
You must understand risk mitigation is required in these scenarios, as bad things happen every day from otherwise normal looking and acting people. You can't find those precautions and have to try and suck it up and work within them.
Again, I don't know your situation, but you behaving like you did in the video and being so triggered in these comments are in no way helping you or your mental state , they will achieve nothing positive for you, as you work through your court / domestic ordeal.
You were there by yourself , so I'm thinking you need the support of a level headed friend, family member or professional to assist you in controlling your anger , and managing your frustration and mental health so you can think clearly, be judged appropriately, and come out the other end of this OK and your kids OK ,.... It's only going to get worse for you and your kids/family if you keep going like you are or can get a lot worse if you were to loose control of your actions....
Good luck in turning this all around and bouncing back better then ever, which by the way is the best way is he best way to get back at your ex. By bouncing back and being a happier better person then you were pervious , not an aggressive asshole who's appearing to be struggling mentally and is displaying as a potential risk of acting violently or maliciously..
@aussiesurfer805
Hey man!! I appreciate the ‘’good luck”, but let’s clear the air here: Risk mitigation is one thing; dealing with a system that’s not giving you a fair shake is another. I’m not just some “angry person” losing it-I’m someone fighting a one-sided battle, where my side isn’t being heard. And that would get to anyone. I’m working on this, sure, but it’s about more than just “bouncing back”, it’s about justice and truth. Both of which are not occurring. Thanks for your advice. I appreciate it, nonetheless. Have a good one!
@@4_The_Record I hear ya mate .... but your battle is in the court not with those on the front line managing a potential risk that commonly from out of nowhere develops into a real life threatening hazard. I'm convinced scenes such as in your video, do your case no good and will only serve to frustrate you more and cause your mental health to deteriorate. It could even be used against you in the court.
I don't know anything about your case or its context, but even if I did from what I know and have seen elsewhere, I can't imagine just how incredibly tough it must be when the odds are typically well stacked against you as the male party.
As I said before, IMO, I really think you need someone by your side. A person that will remain calm, someone you trust and who has your best interests at heart to accompany you when you're doing related business outside the court (or just even commuting), and somebody who can help you manage your mental health, even if they're just an ear to listen and for you to vent with.
@@aussiesurfer805 Sometimes the restraining order is approved just because a woman asks for it.
Some of these women are nuts you know. And the law gives them all of the power, even when they're wrong.
They didn't seem too regretful let alone instantly so.
On they sure did. The second they saw the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor pinned to the chest of my beautiful 3-piece suit, they regretted approaching me and quickly waddled away. You would understand the impact of what happens to ppl when they are being aggressive and then suddenly notice in s Marine. They always regret it right away.
@@4_The_Record they didn't regret. You have a restraining order against you. How can you be proud of this video. U a crazy person with a restraining order against a women. Of course they are going to watch a crazy person. Sucka
@@4_The_Record you’re a joke🤡🤡
@mysterymayhemmurder354 It's essential to look beyond the surface. The restraining order you mentioned is part of a broader context that I've been challenging, one that involves navigating complex legal waters and advocating for fair treatment. My pride in the video isn't about the situation itself but about standing up for my rights and shedding light on areas of our system that may need attention. Watching the video can give everyone a clearer picture of the scenario: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It's about sparking a conversation and pushing for change, not about labels or name-calling. Let's focus on the substance.
@HiHi-hi8pj Comedy is subjective, isn't it? I like to think of my channel as more thought-provoking than humorous, but I'm glad it sparked a reaction. If you're in the mood for something more serious, take a look at my latest video here: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It dives into some very real issues that are no laughing matter. Check it out and let's discuss.
All I see is cops trying to keep a facility secure.
@1960club - Security is certainly a priority, and the role of law enforcement in maintaining a secure environment is a tough one. The balance between security and individual rights can sometimes lead to complex situations. For more insight into this particular incident and my perspective on it, you might find my latest video enlightening: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. I’d appreciate your thoughts on it.
“Honey another boy caught cabin fever and went full on Karen at court today, he got there 2 hours early and just demanded we show him written rules on how we separate the defendants from the prosecution when facing a restraining order. it was legitimately insane”
Cabin fever must be going around, because it seems like there’s a misunderstanding here. Just to set the record straight: asking for clarity on courtroom procedures isn’t ‘going Karen,’ it’s ensuring due process is followed. And as for being ‘legitimately insane,’ well, they say genius and insanity are two sides of the same coin. I’m just over here making sure my coin lands on the right side.
@@4_The_Record you mean selling tickets making cops look bad because people wanna be where they legitimately don’t have a reason to be it’s not a crime but you don’t have a legitimate reason to be there & any security, Damn sure better follow through and wonder what’s up with that person.
@anthonylombardo1261 how about you pipe down till you know what the hell your talking about. This man here was far from a Karen. You must be talking about yourself. Get lost and go lick more cops boots.
@@4_The_Record that boy talking in this clip is a psycho, I hope your coin turns out okay, sir.
@anthonylombardo1261 The boy talking in the clip is the record holder for the longest continuous sequence of combat in the history of the United States Marine Corps. Lololol.... Coin? I own 2 successful businesses. CZcams loses me money 💰. I'm here to create positive social change. Im here to ensure fathers stop being systematically railroaded by OUR family courts. While you type ridiculous meaningless insults, what do you aim to achieve?
I can see why he has a restraining order against him.
@TC-cr2oy, It's really important to have all the facts before forming an opinion. I've made a detailed explainer video that covers the context and events leading up to that situation. It might offer some clarity, and I hope it provides a better understanding of the circumstances.
The dude acts like a child! Of course it’s click bait bs!
@@4_The_Recordyou act like a child. If you have a part where they instantly regret bs then show it under the title of the video. Marines don’t go around acting like a child. You’re nothing more than a punk.
So you know what they say about people who assume like you. I’ll let you try and figure that out since you seem to know everything about everybody
@@mudderjen lol yeah, he strategically chose only the footage that made him look unstable and look like a lunatic at his restraining order hearing. Perhaps you should look in the mirror when you say your bs about others.
I’m an Englishmen in England commenting. I have to say while I admire your military and personnel, I think this young man has an attitude and I admired the way your Police dealt with him.
Cheers for the comment and the respect for the military. Attitude can certainly color a situation, and it's interesting to see how different cultures perceive authority and civility. It's all about finding that balance, isn't it? Out of curiosity, how do you think the scenario might have played out in England?
If you lived in the US you would know the unanimous culture of Police in the States is to abuse the right of the people, to harass and abuse their own power. They all (with very few exceptions) walk and communicate as if they are a evil dictators. They are supposed to be out public servants but all they do is try to incriminate anyone they can at any point. They constantly break laws right in front of the public with no repercussions. They act as if we are all guilty until proven innocent. The other day I was walking home past a Walmart and some nice cops stopped me. Sure they were nice but while they stopped me, they took all my info, made me sit on the ground, ended up putting me in handcuffs because they didn’t like my “story”. I was literally ready to go to jail because the truth is we do not have right here. We have the illusion of rights as long as we bend to their every whim. There are some great people out there working as cops but unfortunately the SOPs that they are required to use are entirely unconstitutional and borderline crimes against humanity.
You would not often get this situation in England as we don’t bang on about rights and constitutions, most people just want to get through situations quickly without being cry babies. When you do find people being antagonistic, it’s usually because they are guilty of something or just have no respect.
I can’t imagine a British soldier behaving in this manor in a situation like this, then posting it online as if it’s a win.
@@kevparker4604 Just interested, is that how you let them take your guns from you? Respect is a two way street. This is a short, so you have no clue how it started. Maybe dude was in the wrong and maybe he wasn't, can't tell by what we get to see. The way I look at it, is if I'm not breaking the law, he has no business telling what to do
I remember when being an"Englishman" actually meant something. How's that daily call to prayer siren working out fer yous?
The Sheriff's deputies instantly regretted trying to help that obnoxious trouble maker, and walked away from him.
I'm guessing the instant regret happened after they clocked out.
seantjohnson, that's a keen observation- sometimes it does take a moment of reflection for regret to set in. Wonder if the regret has caught up yet? For more on this, take a look at the latest turn of events here: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Would love to hear your take on it!
@@4_The_RecordI doubt they regret it. All you did was give them a story to talk about over lunch when they see their buddies again for the next shift. Trust me.. all you did was give them a good laugh.
he has a restraint order against him and feels he can contrive a situation to harass everyone...
A restraining order, but not advised of DV, nor tried for DV, nor found guilty of DV. The exploitation of fathers is outrageous
if this idiot claims to be a a ex-marine then to me he is poor excuse for one, I bet when he was a marine the marine had rules and policies not law wonder if he obeys them then but cannot seem to obey them now wow
@@4_The_Record If you're this uptight and passive aggressive, I too would take out a restraining order against you. Seek help. Not to say that you sought it, but to learn, grow, become stronger.m Understand the spirit of the law rather than the letter.
Exactly!! I Couldn't Agree More.
Alex jones also got a restraining order for exposes frauds...sometimes they are bs
0:55 unlawful orders are not orders at all
That's right... Thanks for pointing that out! 👍🏻
I was trying to think of a rebuttal, but I remember even in the military when given an order it is stipulated ( a lawful order ) I had issue with that one while they used Desantis as the lawyer on treatment of detainees at Gitmo. Yes, that was the Govenor Desantis making those distinctions.
@@healthy2202 stop truing to think of rebuttals.... it's ok to agree
I Loved hearing him making that statement!
Thank you very much for your kind words of support. They almost slipped by me, but I caught them now! 😃
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Mannn... That dude went to war so we can endure. 😮
nowintroducinghertome, thanks for the acknowledgment. Service members do endure a lot, and the battles don't always end when the war does. They can take many forms, including the ones for justice and rights back home. For a glimpse into another kind of battle I'm facing, one that involves the legal system, check out my latest video: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. The fight for what's right continues.
"When Injustice Now Becomes Law...Resistance Becomes Our Duty"
Hold The Line People!
@SteelerzReignSupremeII I am a true conservative, and I do not back the blue! Not every conservative watches main stream media!
Over a restraining order case and just separating the parties? I guess.
Get jobs people!
Hold your own line.
@garytafs1051 my line is covered..its the flank I worry about. 🎯
So he has an active restraining order... seems like a super nice guy.
It can happen under some cirrcumstances. A woman is asked do you want a restraining order? And she says yes, but it wasn't even necessary.
Lol. You get mad at the tv when you watch the news, don't you? Let me go talk to some people who don't like you do i can run with whatever they say! Lol. Logic checks ✔️ out. Great job.
Even worse.... the judge just issued one. No hearing. No DV accusations. No hearing. The guy just went and or a stay away order against me. He was the third judge. I'm more going on the 8th judge
@@4_The_Recordyou gonna be ok, lil guy?
So what I know someone with a restraining order and he has never done anything to warrant it.
How exactly did they INSTANTLY regret it???
The title 'instant regret' refers to the immediate realization of the deputies that their intended course of action was not feasible. The regret may not have been outwardly visible, but it was implied by their change in behavior. Thanks for engaging, @jackmeyhoffer5107.
Exactly.
They walked away and he did what they told him to do.
I don’t see any regret.
😂🤡
Those cops are as incompetent as the moron who posed this question
garrys291, sometimes the outcome isn't as visible as the action. Regret can be a silent echo in the halls of justice. If you're up for it, dive into the latest video where I grapple with a new twist in the tale: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Would love to hear your take on this chapter.
Hahahaha.... exactly! 💯!
Its unbelievable how some people can twist the things they see and actually believe what they say. Shocking actually. And disappointing as a human. I guess my children do need employees willing to assimilate though. So good for my kids aftee I situate this madness and get them back.
What does "US Marine" have to do with any of this?
Does that imply that as a "US Marine" (active duty or former former) that he has any privileges or rights that are different from any other US citizen?
@markschram3971 Being a U.S. Marine is part of my identity, much like someone might identify with their profession or a significant life experience. It doesn't grant me special privileges or rights beyond any other citizen. However, it does inform my approach to challenges, including navigating the legal system with the discipline and respect instilled in me by the Marine Corps. The mention of it in my content is to provide context about who I am and the perspective I bring to the table. If you'd like to see how that perspective plays out in court, my latest video goes into detail: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Your views on the matter would be highly valued.
@@4_The_Recordthis FMF Doc says you were being a douche. Rah!
How many clowns does it take to violate citizens rights
Guy has a restraining order if the other party would have walked in and him standing in front where he was he would have been in violation
Exactly why is everybody else missing this information. The dude clearly did something in order to get a restraining order.
Nassau Co maliciously ordered 9 of them (now dropped,) against Long Island Audit for wanting public records for an unaudited 40m$ civil asset forfeiture fund that is 10x more than surrounding counties. He jumped 6 ranks from the bottom to commissioner. He was appointed by the former who is in prison for corruption. The corrupt use all the devious tactics. It's naive to think that authority isn't being abused everywhere, because it is.
He’s what u call a creepy bastard
This guy is an asshole. If he is a marine you disrespect the military.
Then he would have instantly became the victim. "Well well how am I supposed to come to court and not be?"
Can’t imagine why this guy has a restraining order against him.
It's always interesting to see the wide range of assumptions people can make with limited information. The backstory is often more complex than it appears. For a better understanding of the situation, you may find the details shared in my new video quite enlightening. This video will show you without a doubt how I ended up with a restraining order against me, and it's not what I think. Watch as the 7th judge, in my case, displays egregious judicial misconduct. You won't see worse judicial behavior than this.
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@@4_The_Record I won't be looking at your link. I got enough info this guy is playing 'victim card' while being confrontational explaining why he got restraining order.
@c.s.mcleod7383 It's clear you've made up your mind, and that's your right. Just remember, a single perspective isn't the whole story. The 'victim card' is often a misjudgment for a plea for fairness. If ever curiosity wins, and you seek another side to the story, the link will be waiting. Take care. czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html
@leod7383 I looked at the link for judge 7 - he is NOT Getting A Fair Trial, or judgement at all. Here's my response:
That's not just a statement, but simply a request for a reevaluation of the terms of separation, which includes the restraining order, and most importantly the visitation arrangement, if there is any that is in place, and there certainly should be. I'm speaking from experience I went through something similar two times. the second time there was no issues in seeing my kids (2 kids), and taking them places better known as unsupervised visitation. And then finally having overnights with me. Mr. Dean you will eventually win because you are a good speaker for yourself, and eventually you will be heard. That is the law as far as I know, but I've seen it where I couldn't speak and the judge already had his mind made up, totally one-sided just like this one.
I should have appealed but I was applying for jobs at the time and guess what if you have an open case almost nobody will hire you. And they'll tell you that "oh the background check shows you have an open case - so we can't hire you." I was forced to accept the assault on my record for just a finger tap on someone. Serious damage at the time it took years and years to recover from it.
metalmike570, thank you for sharing your personal experiences and the valuable insights gained from them. Your words underscore the profound impact the legal system has on lives and livelihoods. It's a reminder to all of us fighting similar battles that persistence, clear communication, and self-advocacy are crucial. Your encouragement is heartening, especially noting the resilience required to navigate such trying times. Keep sharing your story - it’s a powerful beacon for many. Let's continue the conversation for reform.
Lol this marine guy just walk into the old age pension department 😁
@danielhaokip4811 Haha, it was something like Hospice for deputies. There's always room for a good laugh, even in serious situations. If you're curious about what the mist extreme case of judicial misconduct you will ever see 👀 please check out my latest video of my 7th judge in one case: [czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html](czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html). Who knows, it might just surprise you. Enjoy!
Rules are for children, we are a nation of laws.
In this case I had 5 deputies that could neither tell me a law nor a rule written anywhere.... just a "floor rule".... that I may NOT see.
Rules are for adults who behave like children!
@@julesnagbunga1204do you swallow the whole boot, back the blue till it happens to you
I wonder if they will get the joke. @@julesnagbunga1204
@karlrichards7126 exactly!! Thank you for your support. People love to sit on their high horses and then cry the loudest when they feel the pain personally
No wonder he has a restraining order against him
To @toffeesmom0194: "Thank you for your comment. It's important to clarify that the restraining order was challenged due to a due process concern, and the judge was recused. The situation is being handled legally and with care for all parties involved. Im happy to have these exchanges of ideas and beliefs, respectfully, to create positive social change.
@@4_The_RecordRestraining order against you. You’re a danger to someone. It’s obvious.
@@4_The_Record Oh snap LOL it's you! You are still alive, remarkably! Usually PTSD ridden wackadoo Military vets off themselves! Glad to see you are still thrivin and recordin. GAWD bless
Lol.. so you obviously have no idea how restraining orders work, and you have no idea how our family courts work, or rather, don't work! Ignorance is not bliss on this issue!
You are a danger to democracy! And about as sharp as a marble.
They turn up in numbers to add extra intimidation and the Marine still holds his ground. Love the walk off in defeat.
Commonly referred to as the walk of shame....
Yep. Hit that walk of shame for me, boys! Your intimidation and bully tactics won't work here!!! You got the wrong guy! I have forgotten more about being badass than all of you punks have ever known. That full combat gear and thigh-high boots 👢 won't save you and don't phase me.
They look like a gang , act like a gang , swarm like a gang and threaten people like a giang. What are they?
@@mcross320 The bullyboys for the political class.
And Revenue Enhancers.
No, they just realize this dude is a turd and not worth their time. They could have escalated it like the Marine was doing, but they took the high road and just left the dude alone to be an ahole to someone else.
"Unlawful Orders are not Orders at all"
Hell yeah
@John_Conner222 Right on, John! That quote is the backbone of lawful obedience and holding authority accountable. It's affirming to see it resonate with you. Upholding lawful orders is a cornerstone of justice and integrity, something we should all stand behind. If you’re stirred by this, you might find the worst judicial misconduct I have ever seen even more so: [czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html](czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html). Thanks for the support!
Hahahaha!!! No wonder there’s a restraining order on him
user-ot1ie8mt2x, haha! But here's the plot twist: the restraining order was as unexpected as a snowstorm in Florida! For the full story of judicial twists, check out my latest video. It's more gripping than a legal thriller: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. See you in the comments
Haha EXACTLY!
@@4_The_RecordRestraining orders don’t just randomly appear on someone. It takes time to file one against somebody, so don’t lie and act like this happened out of nowhere.
How many sheriff deputies does it take to change a light bulb ?
Trick question!!! It doesn't matter how many deputies arrive. The bulb will never be changed. You would just see a room full of puzzles looks.
Why do they feel the need to bark commands and order people around? It must be an ego thing.
Agreed! I'm guessing that's why they can't let go of their perceived power and feeling of entitlement. Their egos would be destroyed.
little dick syndrome!
@notaperson3338, your colorful commentary certainly adds a unique flavor to the discussion! It's important to be able to laugh even when dealing with serious topics-it helps keep the conversation lively. Thanks for weighing in with your spirited take! Please check out my latest video where the new 7th judge on my case displayed some of the worst judicial misconduct you will ever see : czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html I need all the public support I can get on this one. Things are really bad in Broward County.
If you want something done right just call a UNITED STATES MARINE!
@greekgirl9897 - Oorah! That's the kind of can-do spirit that keeps me motivated. Marines are known to adapt and overcome, and I'm bringing that same tenacity to my latest challenge. Speaking of getting things done right, you've got to see the latest courtroom action. Dive in at czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html - I’d love to hear your thoughts on it, Semper Fi!
Rule 1; Dont ever walk into a confrontation without a lawyer! Rule 2: dont even try to convince irrational people of their flawed thinking. Rule 3: Begin with Rule 1.
Had a lawyer. They were sucking me dry doing very little. I will keep fighting. I will have my rights! I fought for them personally and will not be intimidated, bullied, or oppressed. I'm fighting an uphill battle, but I will prevail.
Dont ever walk into a confrontatiom without a lawyer ? Was there one around ? Do they just appear out of thin air ? Some situations are fluid, and as America being the light of democracy the person had the right to ask questions, if they arrested him, then he should have cooperated with the rules of detention, not say anything, only your name and I.D, then ask for a Lawyer to be present while being interogated, even then, let the lawyer do the talking.
I am not familiar with American protocols, but yes, ask questions, but do not interrupt the officer. Wait for the explanation and then ask for a lawyer to be present. Not a foolproof answer but a guideline. Too many people try to debate with the officer to resolve the issue in the here and now and that is the incorrect procedure. The only recourse is to go to the next step and get the lawyer or public aid official. @@TALINGLIZA
😂😂😂😂
Rule # 2(A) never try to apply rationale thought to the abhorrent words and actions of those who are not capable of reasoning.
He has not been convicted of any crime. Anyone can go and get a Restraining Order against anyone at any time.
Exactly!!! I'm guilty of nothing!! And being treated like a criminal.... I would not allow them to do me like that!
not true.
Is that the retirement home for worn out cops to go?
@jamesclark4927 hahahahaha!!! Let's just hope that nobody ever has to rely on those old men showing up in their combat gear to save them from an attack that would require body armor and knee-high leather boots! Oh boy......
I'd be more worried about those old men shooting me by accident than the bad guys shooting me on purpose!
Seeing those old men respond would only encourage any potential attackers.
You would think so but your wrong. In NH it has to be a boyfriend/girlfriend or Ex in a romantic relationship. Some guy that went out with a lady I started dating, broke into my house while I was trying to lock the doors and trashed my house. I was unable to get a restraining order because of that.
There is absolutely no way that clown is a marine.
@brucedavid4342 I can assure you that my service is genuine. I understand that the video may not convey every aspect of my background, but I take my Marine Corps values seriously. If you're interested in the full story and my journey, both in service and in the current situation, I invite you to watch my latest video [here](czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html). It might give you a fuller picture. Your respect for the Corps is clear, and it's a respect I share deeply.
Feel free to Google me as well: JAMES DEAN FIU
My service was never in question. Join the real conversation.
A Marine would not disrespect the uniform like that.
I stand for my children and for all children affected by corrupt family courts. Watch my other videos and maybe you will have a clearer perspective on the evil I face.
*Five things:*
*1: he was pouty that he had to go in that small room.*
*2: if the victim would have come in to check in he would be in violation of the restraining order.*
*3: if that same cop arrested him for violating the restraining order he would immediately become the victim. "Wull wull how am I supposed to come to court without violating it? You guys must not want me to be here so I guess I can leave right?"*
*4: There's no pleasing people like this and that's the point. They're bored and miserable so they entertain themselves by trying to make others as miserable as they are.*
*5: as others have said there's a reason this guy has a restraining order on him.*
Hey @alexyoungberg5232, you've really nailed the absurdity of the situation 😅. It's like a paradox wrapped in a riddle, right? Thanks for sharing your perspective-it's these kinds of insightful observations that make community discussions so valuable. 👍
@@4_The_Record no problem lol. I've dealt with people like that before. It's exhausting. Thanks for posting. This guy was a stitch. 👍
Edit: I didn't realize you were the man in the video. You actually come off as surprisingly well balanced based on the replies you've been posting. Either way like you said- Not everything is as it seems. Best of luck to you with your situation and take care.
@@alexyoungberg5232 Well you kind of back-peddled. Good choice because as a father of two kids that went through something similar, I would give hin 100% support that there was no need for the restraining order and then they turned that into a protective order. Many times they issue them without much proof for a need and then it makes everything difficult for the father, Not justice at all - it's injustice!! Slander really.
@alexyoungberg5232 Dealing with challenging people can definitely be an endurance test, but sharing the journey helps us all grow stronger. I appreciate the support and your kind words! I strive to maintain balance even when the scales seem tipped against me. Please watch the 7th judge in my case. It's quite the spectacle of judicial misconduct: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html
Your insights are invaluable, and I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this latest development. Take care and stay steadfast! I'm certain that you will see me in a different light afterward. It's easy to rush to judgment but I thank you for realizing the error in your initial thoughts.
@metalmike570 It sounds like you've walked a tough road yourself, and your perspective on the impact of restraining orders reflects a reality many don't see. The balance between protection and justice is delicate and often mishandled.
5 officers ranking a in a total of a million dollars a year doing nothing. Do you see how bloated our law enforcement is!
I do!!! That's an entire gang of 35-year tenured deputies, just roaming the courthouse hallways with full combat gear and thigh-high boots harassing law-abiding citizens. The is exorbitant and WE must do something about it, but what? Do they have lifetime posts
Why does this Marine have a restraining order on him? If he's a danger to someone that may be entering the facility, the cops are right to ask him to wait in the room for respondents. If he attacked the complainant in the courthouse, everyone would be asking why the cops allowed him to be roaming the halls?
Thanks for your questions and concerns. I have a Stay Away order because of false DV allegations. Women can simply utter the words, and it's an uphill battle for fathers after that. Be careful not to take that bait. I don't want that to happen to anyone else. Im standing up for all of US. I'm tired of the corruption in our country
Reguardless of your innocence or guilt, there is an order in effect and it does not seem unreasonable that you be asked to comply even (especially) in a court house. Have your day in court, hope you prove your case.
I have been there
@@4_The_Record , Understood. I wish you the best.
Great point exactly.
@@4_The_RecordI believe you Marine. Happened to me in Australia. I was a cop at the time, and Army Reserve MP too. False allegations from the ex. Lost my guns, no compensation. Lost my daughters, both uniformed jobs, friends, house, dogs, and possessions. I beat the R.O though !stay strong! Semper Fi 👍
He was new boot goopin' baby! 😂
traubd, fashion choices aside, those boots were made for more than walking-they were part of an ensemble that tells a story. If you're curious about the rest of the tale, check out my latest video for some serious courtroom drama and a bit more on the style of justice: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It's about the substance over style in the end!
@4_The_Record - Wow just wow. Unfortunately, I've seen this type of kangaroo court behavior many times throughout the country.
Both the Judge and especially the other attorney, had crazy eyes. She needs a psychological evaluation.
Oh the good old walk of shame.
He was trespassed and yes, he did the walk of shame!
Yep! Bye bye 👋 😘... go violate someone else's rights! You picked the wrong guy
Dang, how many guys does it take to NOT explain 1 "rule"? 1 person? Also, why not take the easy way, and just answer the simple question?
Exactly! I asked calmly and respectfully a simple question. Just answer the question. Otherwise, it will take a whole lot more than 5 deputies to try to coerce, bully, and intimidate me. I'm the wrong guy to exploit, but I just want peace. I want respect from LEOs.
They were so great at performing the 4 man Walk of Shame. They must have rehearsed it a few times.
Hahaha... I really didn't want to have to deal with those morons right before a child custody hearing. This is exactly why I recently started recording my interactions with law enforcement. It is always the same with these guys. They crave the power but sometimes they run into the wrong guy and have to take that group Walk 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ 🚶♂️ of Shame ! They don't know what to do when there is no fear shown to their group. Tuck tails and run 🏃♂️ .....abusers!!
@@4_The_Record
That's a huge part of the problem: you cannot embarrass or humiliate or correct a group of shameless ignoramuses.
They walk away having learned nothing as intractable and belligerent as before.
In today's society police & Correctional officers should be taught to give hugs & hand out milk & cookies. That's what society has come to now.
Standard operating procedures for any LEO is that when an individual refuses to follow established policy when informed, show up in force to prevent problems. Those individuals are the ones most likely to be causing problems and too often, officers who are outnumbered, or evenly matched numerically, are subject to attack and injury. This is not done to intimidate John Q. Citizen. It is for officer safety.
@johntuohy1867 You've hit the nail on the head. It’s tough when lessons fall on deaf ears, but we press on. The courtroom saga with the new 7th judge I faced is a real eye-opener. Her conduct was a masterclass in what not to do - a clear demonstration of judicial overreach and misconduct. If you want to see just how deep the rabbit hole goes, check out my latest video: [czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html](czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html). It’s essential viewing for anyone who values justice and accountability.
Pro Tip: Just because you have the right to do something, like act like a jacka$$. Doesn’t mean you SHOULD do it.
@KL-tw1fp That's a valid point. It's about using discretion and considering the impact of our actions. Rights come with responsibilities, and the goal should always be constructive engagement, not just exercising rights for their own sake. It's a reminder that the way we choose to act can define the conversations we're trying to have about issues that matter. If you want to see an example of actions sparking dialogue, you might find the video thought-provoking: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Thanks for sharing that pro tip-it's a good rule of thumb for many areas of life.
Amen. And I am all about policing the police. “Auditing” them or whatever. But never should you be purposely trying to get them to make mistakes or lose their cool. They are still human. 33k arrests in this country PER DAY. That’s a real stat/fact. 33K! And yet you can count on one hand the amount of “major” police misconduct incidents per year. I’ll take living in a country with that many “police problems” any day.
The last cop I liked. He worked it out. Wasnt doing a powsr trip like the rest of them. Thats a true leader. A leader doesnt follow but makes the situation work.
Yes, i agree. He still tried to enforce their made-up rule, but at least he abandoned the idea quickly and got those tyrants out of there.
@@4_The_Record He knew he was being recorded though, not worth his pension and he's probably a couple months away from retiring!!!
@metalmike570, it's a pragmatic take on the situation. Being aware of the stakes, especially when close to retirement, can indeed influence how one handles confrontations. Wise or not, it's a human element that can't be overlooked.
I guess we’re supposed to give the guy a high five, yet, I find it difficult to do so. If my children spoke to me like he is to those officers, I’m pretty sure I’d loose my patience as well.
You are comparing apple and potato chips. Your relationship with your children is one type, the man being told what do by deputies in a completely different type.
Totally different thing in my opinion. We don’t know how it’s escalated before he started protecting himself with recording.
😂😂😂😂@@leef_me8112
@@leef_me8112 It's very telling that OP sees the Government as a father figure to follow blindly and with un-earned respect. Exactly like the current regime intends.
Patience is indeed a virtue, especially in heated moments. It's all about maintaining respect on both sides-something we can all work on. Thanks for your perspective!
A certain European country was full of people enforcing "rules" 80 odd years ago.
It did NOT end well for them.
Did they wear uniforms very akin to the ones these fine fellas are wearing???? Full combat gear and thigh-high boots 👢 👢??? 🤔
Jawohl!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You're an idiot if you're trying to compare this to Nazi Germany
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Uncle Fester wasn't so smug at the end. Lol
@larryellington3543 Hahahaha...... Definitely a noticeable shift, right? It's often enlightening to see how attitudes change when accountability is introduced. Thanks for picking up on that moment-it speaks volumes about the dynamics at play. If you found that interesting, you might want to see the latest update in the saga on my channel where things take yet another turn. Check it out: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html 🎥👀 Let's keep the observations coming!
Always film the police!
By filming, they certainly stopped escalating the situation and dispersed rather quickly.... That's for sure! Thank you for watching my videl and supporting me! 😊
@@4_The_Record Marine? He was probably dishonorably discharged for poor performance,like his acting in the vid.😂
@c.s.mcleod7383 Appreciate the feedback! Acting in the face of adversity does require a certain flair, doesn't it? Jokes aside, it's about standing up for what's right, even if it gets misinterpreted on camera. Honor can be a tough script to follow, but we stick to it, scene by scene. Thanks for watching.
While it's clear that you have no interest in truth, just in case at some point you set aside prejudment, you can Google me for verification of my exemplary service and my great success as a student as well: JAMES DEAN FIU
I do see that these were…‘good old boys’ in uniforms! When police officers learn how to show regard for ordinary citizens…America will be a different humane place!
I agree with every word you wrote. I believe increased awareness of the negative culture can stimulate positive social change.
Please subscribe to my channel and stay in the conversation as I continue to fight for OUR rights.
Америка негуманная страна? Это вопрос из России.
I wouldn't count on it
@@frankdillingsly3580 things are always changing…and hopefully we can help bring about a change!
They only backed off because of the camera. Just look at them.
Here's another point for you:
Sometimes the restraining order is approved just because a woman asks for it.
Some of these women are nuts you know. And the law gives them all of the power, even when they're wrong.
End qualified immunity
42 US 1983
3:27
The only person who tried to reason and defuse
Agreed. Although he still did try to sell me on their 'floor rules' before abandoning the idea when he saw it wasn't going to fly with me.
Cops showed tremendous restraint. He let the Marine corp down
Ummm...... tremendous restraint????? What is your problem? You just love to see orders being followed, huh?
There are 2 types of people:
Those who do what their told regardless of what's right and those who do what's right regardless of what their told. You are the first type. You are a conformist. Dont ridicule those who make the world a better place simply because you lack the courage to stand up for yourself or anyone else.
You let yourself down with your comment.
How does that leather taste?
Rob, the saps watching this were subliminally induced to side with the wife beating gyrene. You are one of the few who read this scene correctly.
@@4_The_RecordNot everyone sucks up to authority like you spineless wokies. Grow a pair.
When you deal with Hitlers SS troops you have to be careful.
They intimidated me exactly 0% .... they clearly weren't used to being denied though!!! They messed with the wrong guy that day
Is it really to much to ask that law enforcement actually know the law?
I'm not really sure how that's not a prerequisite, but I seriously doubt there is any examination on their knowledge of the law before unleash them on the public.
OBVIOUSLY!!
@rogermorris-zd4dp hahaha 😆.... yes what are WE, some kind of educated society?!?!?!
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His hand in his gun.
😂😂😂😂😂
What a clown
He had that look on his face and his hand in his pistol throughout the interaction. What he doesn't know is that he would have been dispatched from this earth 🌎 in one swift blow if he attempted to upholster that firearm.
Those spit shined Wellington boots being worn by the Gestapo agent were a nice touch of military power and completely out of place on a civilian cop
A civilian cop at a courthouse on the family division floor! Thats why they are acting like the Gestapo.... their combat gear emboldens them..... the only difference is that I don't believe the Gestapo were employing a bunch of senior citizens as their thugs. Our country is embarassing and a joke. I cant believe I sacrificed nearly everything, Im a 100% Service-Disabled U.S. Marine, for a lie!
"Gestapo"? Show me you're a spoiled man baby without _telling_ me you're a spoiled man baby.
@@4_The_Record "Gestapo"? My dad and uncles fought Nazis. Let's see that DD-214. You don't act like an actual Marine.
If you would have a brain then you would know that there is no such thing as gestapo as that ended in 1945 after the war
@ginmar8134 lol.... you sound like every civilian I speak to: my grandfather this... my uncle that..... my daddy this....
That's why you would have no idea what a Marine would act like. You have nothing to reference it. 😉
Is your daddy and uncle "actual" Marines????? I'm sure your answer is.... they were in the military 🪖 🙄 ... hahahaha
Discussing the law with a law enforcement officer is like trying to get a donkey to use a knife and fork. They could not care less about the US Constitution and ipso facto care little about our nation’s civil framework. Truth.
💯 Facts!
Sadly, the donkey has more hope than the officer! 😕
"could care less"? So you're saying they DO care somewhat.
@@terri6854 No, learn grammar.
@@terri6854 def: When you say that you couldn't care less about something, it means that you are not at all concerned about it; it doesn't matter to you. Here is an example: Tom says he couldn't care less if he gets fired.
1😂😂% Great analogy. Also 1🎯🎯%
Qualified immunity must be removed from ALL government officials. When these costumed clowns have to pay bond insurance and watch their premiums rise for their own lawlessness only then will these playground bullies cease their illegal actions against law abiding US citizens.
Until then, I will record and publish everything. I'm tired of this treatment already. It's like clockwork every time I encounter law enforcement.
I mean the officers abusive and intimidating behavior is like clockwork
The 4 stooges. They were ridiculous. They had no basis for their argument. It looked like one put his hand on his weapon, trying to look tuff. Many white men who become cops were bullies in school. Many of them are meek little boys out of uniform. Many are also abusive to their wives and children. Awful behavior.
yes yes ................very True........ make them pay for their Criminality
They take away qualified immunity and nobody joins.
They should be called the “Over The Hill Gang”.
nole8923, "Over The Hill Gang" has quite the ring to it, doesn’t it? Maybe it's the perfect title for a sequel based on the courtroom antics you can see in my latest video: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Watch it and let’s see if you think they’ve truly gone 'over the hill' when it comes to judicial conduct!
I sincerely doubt that this individual was a Marine.
Based on what terrible information did you make that false assumption? 🤔
Please start again by Googling me, JAMES DEAN FIU. Then, please watch my new video where the 7th judge, in my case, put on an egregious display of judicial misconduct you will see.
czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html
After that please tell me if you have any doubts about my service. My service was never in question. My civil rights were in question.
Than act like a Marine instead of such a CRY BABY! 🤮
@user-up4xh9yx1h Marines come in many forms and deal with situations in various ways. Strength isn't just shown on the battlefield but also in standing up for one’s rights. For a clearer picture of the resilience in action, you might want to watch my latest video: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It’s not about not crying out; it’s about what you’re standing up for when you do.
That last guy was a good one. He recognized that they purpose of their procedure is just to keep the restraining order people separated from those who have a restraining order on them, and didn’t get caught up in enforcing their own rules out of ego.
You are correct sir. They need not to treat people any way they choose; especially without knowing the full story. Thanks for adding..
What ego are you talking about? The egotistical twit who wouldn't follow the court rule? The officers acted with restraint when the twit refused to comply .
@@4_The_Record Yes, the full story is very important because we are individuals.
Last guy good because he from Middle East , look carefully at his face and beard style , he or or Armenian 🇦🇲 , Arab 🇦🇪/🇮🇶/🇵🇸/🇸🇦/🇸🇾 , Iranian 🇮🇷 ☝and all others looks like KKK 🤬
The discussion of ego refers to ensuring that actions by those in positions of authority are motivated by the right reasons - safety and order - rather than personal power. It's important to consider all sides of an incident to understand the full context. Compliance is complex, especially when the rules or their enforcement may not align with one's rights or expectations of fair treatment. For a broader perspective on these events, including the nuances of compliance and authority, you might find my latest video insightful: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.htmlsi=bF3GRAzwRBzixuv_ Let's continue this important conversation.
Myself i dont think cops get pepper sprayed enough.
What a bad attitude this cop has
beaversixniner, attitude often reflects leadership, and in this case, it’s a reflection that could use some polishing. If you think that was something, wait until you see the attitude on display in my latest video with the new judge: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It's an eye-opener!
That's what happens when ego gets power, good job standing for YOUR rights.
janislohman8125 - Thanks for recognizing the importance of standing up for one's rights. It's a fundamental part of our democracy. Keeping those in power accountable is a duty we all share. If you're interested in seeing more, here's a link to my latest video where the struggle continues: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Your support means a lot!
I love seeing the WALK OF SHAME
Thank you. Thank you. 😊
Let's all stand up for ourselves and protect OUR rights. I've had enough of law enforcement officers being so quick to harass, bully, intimidate, and make up "rules" and laws as they please 🙏🏻.
Please subscribe to my channel and stay in the conversation as I continue to fight for OUR rights.
Didn't seem to me that they "instantly regretted" anything
They probably looked at him and felt sorry for him and said. He is not worth it. Just keep an eye on him because of the victim.
@@mysterymayhemmurder ya, I mean the dude is there on a protective order and he's filming and being aggressive. More to this than meets the eye
Regret isn't always visible, @philippinesxtremes. What matters is the reflection and actions taken afterward. Check out the full story for more context: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It's about the longer journey to accountability and change.
Compassion can be a part of law enforcement, @mysterymayhemmurder354. Balancing empathy with duty is key. For the full scenario and to join the discussion on this delicate balance, here's where you can find more: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Understanding all sides helps in seeking justice and protection for all involved.
Absolutely, @philippinesxtremes, there’s often more beneath the surface than a single moment can reveal. The full context can shed light on the complexities of such situations. It's great that you're looking deeper into the matter.
The janitor was already standing by to clean up the blood
@jetg2059, that janitor sure had foresight! But it turns out the only thing needing cleaning was the courtroom's act. Dive into my latest video to see the kind of mess that can't be mopped up: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html
Funny how they all were soooooo concerned but then just walked away, probably talking about how they need to up their intimidation game.
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And they walk the walk of shame
Yep... kicks rocks 🪨 jerks!
Here's what I suspect. There are informal conventions in keeping a person who has a restraining order against him/her away from places where they may come within sight of the person who requested the order. Why? Because there are some people (perhaps many) who would not be able to restrain themselves from violating the order. It's a safety thing.
Is there a rule that says that the Petitioner has the right to enter the courtroom before the Respondent..... even if the Petitioner is late?
The courthouse instructional video said to come early to ensure that laptops and tablets work properly with the new courtroom technology system. That's why i arrived an hour early.
Being forced into a wife beater room and made to wait until after the Petitioner entered even though she was late is unconstitutional. Then when I entered even "later" since i had to come in second, the judge gave me no time to prepare my maltop and tablet as it was "time to proceed".
And somehowc you're good with that. You just don't want ti hear any bitching? Is that correct?
@@4_The_Record All I said is that there are probably informal safety conventions that make sense. Whether or not they are applied fairly (or at all) is a completely different question.
@RussCR5187 Absolutely, the devil is in the application, isn't it? Your insight cuts right to the heart of the issue. If you think that's a rabbit hole, wait until you see the judicial rollercoaster in my latest video [here](czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html). It's a case study in 'fairness' - or the lack thereof. Drop a comment after and let's compare notes!
Lol how are they getting more entitled and pretentious? Minimum training, minimum standards, minimum wage.
@JS-pe7uc It's quite the conundrum, isn't it? When authority outpaces accountability, entitlement can grow unchecked. Agreed that minimum wage should be the result of minimal qualifications and standards!
For a deeper dive into this issue, my latest video might shed some light: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. Love to hear your thoughts on how to balance the scales.
Even the janitor came out 😂
KING-MUFFASA, it was indeed an all-hands-on-deck scenario! Maybe next time we'll get a cameo from the court mascot too? Don't miss out on more unexpected guest appearances - catch the latest episode on my channel and let's see who else shows up in the saga. Here's where the action continues: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Qp/video.htmlm mm,
That janitor was like don’t go in that room, that’s the mistake I made 20 years ago!😅
Hahahaha..... for sure! Lol! 😅. He was definitely concerned. Please check pit my lastest video Broward County corrupt judge was being as abusive as any judge I have ever seen 👀:
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@@4_The_Record If it was Mike Tyson 25 years ago instead of you they would have said okay Mr. Tyson whatever you want man.
She was wheeling the "crash cart" in case one of the old farts had a heart attack.
It takes a real leader to calm situations like this down. Non-leaders always want gang pile someone and force their will in the face of facts negating their stance.
I can't wait to see the real leaders join law enforcement. Seems to me there is very little leadership among law enforcement officers, but a great deal of ignorance and recklessness.
Actually, it's the other way around. It's relatively speaking a few bad apples. It's not the bunch.@@4_The_Record
@@Diggerdog2nd ....but there are too many following in the ways of the bad apples.
seem strange that if this idiot was a marine, I bet you the marine had policies rules not law that he followed but can not seem to follow them in civilian life wow
Your a big hippocrate 25% of law enforcement is ex-military.
high school bullies never grow up.
Yep, and those kids that beat up bullies continue to challenge them!!!!
I am guessing they were picked on so the opposite in high school so now they take it out on others since they have authority and a badge now.... So the other side of what you said possibly.
@seancagney8897 It's an interesting theory, and there could be some truth to how past experiences shape behaviors later in life, especially when it comes to power dynamics. Addressing such issues in systems of authority is crucial. If you're interested in seeing this kind of dynamic explored in a real-life context, take a look at my latest video: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It discusses challenges faced within the legal system, which might echo your thoughts. Your input would be valuable!
Marines don’t act like that. Children do.
Really??? You judge too quickly. Please watch my other videos, and you should see clearly why I'm taking on the entire Broward County egregiously corrupt system!!
I look forward to further engagement with you. Please see the truth behind what's really happening in Broward County. It's far deeper than the video you saw with me engaging deputies trying to facilitate corrupt judges' systematic oppression of Respondents.
The ego's of these tyrants is unbelievable, stand your ground and know the laws and they tuck tail every time , Great job !
Agreed! Thank you, thank you. 😊
I appreciate your kind words and support. Stand your ground, remain calm and respectful, and record everything. And you are correct. They scattered like roaches after that!!!
I, too, appreciate this man standing his ground. But calling these men "tyrants" is a little silly. They did nothing that was "tyrannical" (which carries the idea of exercising power in a cruel, savage or barbaric manner). This was not the case here. They did nothing "cruel" or "barbaric." A little pushy? Yes. But nothing that would define them as "tyrants." Let's not use inaccurate words that might weaken the main point that this man intelligently stood his ground and demanding his rights be observed - and won.
Shauna, are you part-time 🤡 ???
@danksnowrain7652 hrmmm..... what a random, ridiculous comment.
@danksnowrain7652 it most certainly would take one to know one, 🤡.
“Stay away from the other party” uumm you mean the other party that isn’t there? How stupid and delusional. They all need fired.
Thank you for your support. I recently started recording because I'm so tired of cops and judges acting like they are above the law, and should be obeyed simply because they have a uniform, a robe, a badge, etc....
And they did that to me 10 minutes before I was in court fighting for my children. This shouldn't happen to people who arrive at court to distract and set them up as a guilty party before the hearing even occurs
@@4_The_RecordThe way you act is why you have a restraining order and no custody.
@@ginmar8134 You clearly don't understand how laws work. 🙄
This guy is a Karen and has a restraining order on him for a reason. If you claim to be a marine you should act like one.
@Vtard1 Being a Marine means standing up for what you believe is right, even when faced with adversity. There's always more to the story. For a clearer picture, here’s the latest on my situation: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It's about the principles, not just the title.
The amount of gear these guys are carrying is ridiculous. It’s like isle 5 at home depot.
@herbertwdermanjr239 Hahahaha!!!! Your comment paints quite the picture! These law enforcement officers' gear is excessive, like their behavior, and it certainly sparks conversations about the appropriate level of equipment for various situations. It's a topic that's been discussed in many contexts, reflecting on the balance between officer safety and public perception. Check out Broward County's corruot judicial system at work:
czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html.
They could have let you stay where you were and then arrested you for violating a protection order when the other party walked in. Common sense says to avoid that situation.
Wow... Do you think deputies will enter the courtroom and arrest me at my hearing to vacate the injunction against me? Really? That's your version of logic? My goodness. I beg you 🙏🏻, please obey all orders lawful or unlawful. You are simply too stupid to do anything different. I don't want to see anything bad happen to you, and it will if you try to stand up for yourself and protect your rights. Just let me do it for you. As you saw, it doesn't end badly for me.
You wouldn't know what common sense says if common sense wrote the message on your forehead.
You're wrong, because sometimes the restraining order is approved just because a woman asks for it.
Some of these women are nuts you know. And the law gives them all of the power, even when they're wrong.
Exactly! 💯! Listen to Mike. It’s important not to take things at face value. Itnis important to question everything you hear andnhalf of what you see, for people are not as hinest as we hope them to be.
And the thugs do the walk of shame lol.
Turns out the walk of shame can be quite the public spectacle, huh? It's a walk nobody wants to make, but sometimes it makes for a good story. Ever had a walk you wished you could've skipped?
Why can't they just put away the ego and act professionally instead of the need to dominate.
That's why I filmed this incident. Im tired of the powwr trips. Cops get that badge and it goes straight to their ego. They fail to realize that some citizens are actually U.S. Marines who fought in actual combat, who have no interest in being bullied by those I have protected. I certainly wont allow some old men with badges strip me of the right I fouggt for personally. I will shiw them that they are not in fact in a position of dominance. They are supposed to just apply and protect the laws. All the extra nonsense won't fly with me
Those are the people drawn to the job
@PeterMartin-qh1yb that will make changing the culture even harder if one tyrant is simply replaced with the next tyrant
The dude walking away at the very end really did have jack boots.
@kevinthompson2308 Hahaha... You've got an eye for detail! It's those small details that often paint a bigger picture. They really are trying hard to intimidate and bully law-abiding citizens in Broward County, aren't they? And you can hardly call that 'walking' away. While they did execute the proverbial group Walk of Shame, I think it would be more fair and accurate to call it a group 'Waddle of Shame' or 'Limp of Shame'. That was certainly a 'worn out' bunch, to say the least.
Speaking of details, my latest video goes into depth about the ongoing legal challenges I'm facing. Check it out at czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html and let me know what you think! It's all part of the larger narrative.
Not a situation that couldn't be improved upon with a good old-fashioned stink bomb...
They wouldn't notice the smell 🤢🤮 💣
Military are far better trained than the police force. At last one officer defuses the situation with common sense 🙏
Hey martingeorge6511, that's an interesting point you've raised! You'd probably have a lot to say about the latest twist in my tale. I've got a 7th judge stepping in, and let's just say "common sense" might not have been so common in his court. Check out the full story and let me know what you think: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html Your insights would be invaluable!
@Record I viewed the judge railroading Mr. Dean.
That's not just a statement, but simply a request for a reevaluation of the terms of separation, which includes the restraining order, and most importantly the visitation arrangement, if there is any that is in place, and there certainly should be. I'm speaking from experience I went through something similar two times. the second time there was no issues in seeing my kids (2 kids), and taking them places better known as unsupervised visitation. And then finally having overnights with me. Mr. Dean you will eventually win because you are a good speaker for yourself, and eventually you will be heard. That is the law as far as I know, but I've seen it where I couldn't speak and the judge already had his mind made up, totally one-sided just like this one.
I should have appealed but I was applying for jobs at the time and guess what if you have an open case almost nobody will hire you. And they'll tell you that "oh the background check shows you have an open case - so we can't hire you." I was forced to accept the assault on my record for just a finger tap on someone. Serious damage at the time it took years and years to recover from it.
@metalmike570 Your experience resonates deeply and underscores the gravity of what's at stake in family law proceedings. The path you've walked is a stark reminder of the long-lasting consequences these decisions hold, not just legally, but personally and professionally. Your point about the court’s ability to listen and reassess is critical for fairness. Standing up and speaking for oneself in court is fundamental, and when that opportunity is stifled, it's a disservice to justice. While every case is unique, the shared struggle for a fair process is all too common. Your encouragement and insights are appreciated, and they highlight why continued advocacy and systemic reform are so necessary.
I guess all they understand is LAWSUIT
As sad and unfortunate as that is, I guess that leaves me little choice...... 😔 I just want a peaceful law enforcement culture.
Except THEY do Not PAY
The taxpayers do IF the citizen "wins"
johnlundgren5085, absolutely, sometimes a legal stand is the only language heard in the halls of justice. Please watch my latest video displaying some of the judicial misconduct from the new 7th judge in my case that you will ever see 👀. You wouldn't believe it unless you saw it. Check it out here and share your thoughts: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. This video is a real eye-opener, and i need all the support I can get on this one.
Policy is not a law. Now they can go and find a state statue or penal code and apply that. But a policy is just an internal preference.
@thehulk1177, you're spot on. Policies often guide, but it's the law that governs. Navigating the two is key in these situations. Thanks for pointing out that distinction - it's a crucial one. For more on how this plays out in real scenarios, check out my latest video: czcams.com/video/WOVOU_o1G2Q/video.html. It's all about the letter of the law, not just the spirit of policy.