I. Just love your channel. You're a wonderful person who stands up for the RIGHTS of "We The People" and I can't express the amount of Thanks and Respect I have for you. THANK YOU for creating this channel.
Hey buddy.. I wish you could make a video about what kinda training you guys get at the Academy that spits out so many cops high on Blue Ego.. I feel that maybe they are being indoctrinated instead of educated.
Just pass a law that says that any officer involved in an illegal detainment must pay a $500 fine for their first infraction and $1,000 for each and every infraction thereafter and this will stop. Any and all officers involved in any infraction will have to pay their fines personally.
Although it's a good idea that will never happen, qualified immunity is what needs to go, it is that that protects them, if someone else is covering the tab, taxpayers, why obey the laws in the 1st place?
That'll never happen because non-Libertarian Right Wingers will never support it. Leftists will support it, and Libertarians will support it, but centrist Republicans enjoy omnipotent police. Don't ask me why. You'd think it would be a great bipartisan issue that we could all resolve together. *Shrugs*.
The obsession with giving directives is a real issue, the supervisor literally just said "As long as you're not on the property you're fine" and he said "I never go on private property" but that last cop HAD to throw in the "they don't want you on their property" because it's an obsession
Plus there was no apology from the cop for illegally detaining the auditor, failing to investigate and unnecessarily asking for ID. BUT he couldn’t help himself from having to have the last word with a pointless directive, it must be in their DNA. What a pair of unprofessional clowns.
@@InYourFaceTruth-hv5co to be fair we’re seeing the noteworthy. I have no doubt there are countless officers handling such scenarios properly without ego.
@@huwhodges56 ya, regarding DNA, people who like control tend to seek out roles with authority. There is a DNA component to personality so makes sense.
@@wuphat police are people. Have you taught any people lately? Most people are terrifyingly stupid and don't care. I bet police have a lot of them like most professional careers where it's easy to look bad. Unfortunately, being a cop defends them from being fired for incompetence unlike the rest of us.
Tell the cop you want him trespassed from your house, and need his ID and paperwork. Let’s see how long it takes him to say he’s never been to your house.
What is more grotesque and ignorant are the commenters like you who have no clue what the laws actually are and support this unhinged and armed "auditor"
Notice the jerk Deputy still had to get his last directive of, "Don't go on private property Sir", before he turned and went to his car. They just can't help themselves.
Georgia constitutionalist is one of the best auditors in the field! He’s doing it to educate others more than cash out because of it. Great example of an explanation auditor.
I think the problem was that this auditor didn’t (and most auditors don’t) understand what an easement is. A utility easement doesn’t give you the right to be there. A utility easement gives the utility company the right to run their utilities and maintain their utilities. You can absolutely be trespassed from an easement.
@@mroberts566 He was on the right of way along the road...which he does have the right to be. 33' from center line seems to be fairly common width, I think he said 23' or something. Regardless he clearly was on the edge of the road which IS legal. My property doesn't start till 15' from the back of the curb, no sidewalk. So it may look like people are walking on my yard/grass...but as long as they're within 15' of the curb there's NOT a darn thing that can legally be done. Even though most walk in the street. Many counties now have online GIS data website one can look up property lines. Many falsely believe if you're on their driveway 3' off the road, it's private...it's not regardless if you have to pay for it or maintain it.
I love this guy. He’s a great auditor and always gets right what a lot of other amateur auditors get wrong. He said “I’m out here exercising my rights, if you don’t exercise your rights, they’re in threat of disappearing”…. Beautifully put!!!
This keeps getting funnier and funnier. These auditors are so good at what they do which is proving how ridiculous cops are and laughing in their faces about it.
Don't forget about the part about when the chips were down for those kids in that school, they failed miserably and showed the world how cowardly they are.
They deserve no formalities, it's not like someone else is around that you have to distinguish who you're speaking with,just speak to them like the employees they are (bad) On second thought, best bet is shutting the f*ck up and not saying anything. Yup, way better,it's fun to see em flip their wig.
I think he's seasoned in dealing with the police and by calling them gentleman and been calm, means if it went to court it will show him been respectful and not having a detrimental attitude
Why do they swear an oath to the constitution if they aren't trained on it! We the people should start a law suit on those responsible for the training schedules... as well as the officers...
Exactly. The ridiculousness of regurgitating back some words just to get handed their badge and qualify for the outrageous wages w/benefits. They could be spewing their oath in a foreign language they have no comprehension of, they’d still ‘qualify’ as ‘Sworn Officers’.
Let me see if I got this right. You want to sue someone because they scheduled someone who trained someone who was too dumb to remember the training? Who scheduled your training?
@@jssamp4442 basic rights should be part of the curriculum, the constitution is the most basic of rights. If rights are not being taught then go after those that are making the schdules.
oh oh oh i know i know.... Cause they say we need cops cause where under staffed, so next year they get more money for the budget.. than the top ppl get a higher raise .. than they get more to retire.. just like the school budget.. if they dont spend the money by the end of the year they dont get as much.... so why train.. lets make them cops and they will do as we say
I've watched these pigs cancel a DUI charge because the driver was no longer behind the wheel. It's AMAZING they can call trespassing without seeing it.
Being from Columbia County GA ... This is a complete embarrassment. No state ... No county ... Has enough education... Mr. Waters ... Ashamed of this ... Sir
Ive watched over 10,000 civil rights auditor videos in the last few years. I have learned that the actual Law plays no role in law enforcement. Explaining Rights to cops is like trying to teach quantum physics to a park bench.
DO NOT say you will provide your ID under threat of arrest. You spent the entire video explaining the law, and what you did right or wrong. If you are 100% correct, stand your ground and do not provide ID. All the cops have to say is ill arrest you, and get your ID.
IF they threaten that, it's a violation if they have no authority to demand it. That gives you Standing to file on without going to jail and having to deal with that. Most of these auditors have educated themselves on what is needed to solicit from the officers to make an effective case. Most officers are so dumb the step in it nearly every time.
You do not have to be arrested to get the same result, the threat of arrest is a violation of his 4th amendment rights. (Provided he hasn't committed a crime). No need to take the ride if you don't have to. Imo
I watched a recent video of a kid walking down a dark street detained, accused by the cop of drinking, body cam footage of the two cops stating they didn't smell any alcohol, but he wouldn't identify and asserted his rights, was arrested and detained in jail , cameras there picked up threats to smash his face in and strap him in the chair by the supervising officer, after collecting and cataloging his property, they illegally searched and pulled out his ID, and released him something like 40 minutes later, but he never voluntarily gave up his identity the entire time. The jailer who threatened him and the female subordinate were both fired, and the department is being sued for multiple rights violations. You're exactly right, never give up your ID for an unlawful detention or arrest! They like to use term like "that's a direct order" which doesn't necessarily make it automatically lawful!
Sadly they always question you you you are not on their property as far as I'm concerned they file the false police report and I'm hoping someday they'll be consequences for filing false police reports blessings to you and yours
This auditor is one of the most nonconfrontational and polite auditors that I've seen. Other auditors would be wise to watch this interaction and take notes. Well done.
I don't watch many of these videos, but the ones I have seen have convinced me that cops need a serious block of training that teaches the Constitution and what cops cannot, must not ever do, with emphasis on the first and fourth amendments. If that were to happen, perhaps cops might get back some of the respect that they've lost , instead of earning the hate they've had heaped on them.
The culture needs to change within the police departments and hopefully that will weed out the bad cops. Unfortunately we have a long way to go. To all of the auditors, keep up the good work!
Local ordinances are superseded by state laws, state laws are superseded by federal laws, all laws are superseded by the Constitution. Seems to me, all you need to learn is the Constitution, as it has supremacy over all other laws.
@@fredonia81 From our point of view, yes the culture needs to change but from their point of view, it is the way they want it to be. The bad cops start at the top. It is always top down.
They always have to get that last little directive in before the walk of shame. The Sargeant said everything was good and the other deputy had to get one more "they don't want you on thier property".
There seems to be alot of confusion on what is trespassing or being trespassed. I can walk up to any private home , knock on the door, if they tell me to leave I have to. The camera is just an extention of your eyes, if you can see it you can video or photograph it. Police , if called can only advise you ( order you ) to not go back on the property again, but you committed no crime of trespassing for entering the property in the first place, unless it's posted.
Auditors be aware, NEVER say phrases like "I'll be honest with you" as you are all ready expected to be honest when you are talking to the PD. When a person says I'll be honest with you, it looks like you have something to hide.
That is irrelevant. The police already assume you are lying from the start, no matter what you say. You are better off to not say anything beyond "I won't answer any questions without an attorney present."
@@kagnewcobra5228 We also need to remember that attorneys are PARASITES and part of the system to extort from you. Your own attorney owes allegiance to the courts, not you. Don't be fooled
Just think how many times these officers violated people's rights. And the one has been promoted. One day they will hurt someone or cost the citizens money
The local cops and prison security patrol at a Federal Prison where I live pull this crap constantly. Folks only video tape and take camera shots from the EASEMENT which is perfectly legal under federal law. But, as I said before all involved persist on lying until someone shows them the printed laws concerning this.
When are auditors going to learn that the cops are always lying when they say, "THEY SAID YOU WERE ON THEIR PROPERTY", They do this because they have nothing else to charge you with or detain you. They are putting you on the defensive.
How is it that the police in 2022 still don't know what they can and cannot detain a person for any reason other than a crime or RAS this is just insane. My locals are not any better but this is so stupid.
This is why I hate private property audits. They don’t know or care about your rights, nor do they need to. They just want to do their job. With that said, the cops didn’t investigate.
see, theres a flaw in your thinking. Everyone should ideally know their rights so that people will stop calling the police and violate the rights of fellow citizen
The ego of cop at the end on full display. Instead of apologising for doing a bad job and violating his rights instead issues a command about private property that the auditor already knew and hadn’t violated. Just had to get the last word in to show who’s boss, what a wanker
What they call an "easement" is actually state, county or city property boarding the roadway and the owner of the property boarding that is required to keep it mowed. That is why the property lines don't go all the way to the edge of the road.
Not always true. My deed goes to the middle of the road. There is a right off way for a certain distance from the center of the road. If the state were to abandon the road, the property is mine by deed. It may be different at other places.
@@truthillinois6397 that’s not exactly right. When this guy says “no telephone poles are going to be on private property,” he’s not correct. They’re on private property all the time; that’s why easements exist.
that is incorrect in ohio my "property" that I pay taxes for go's to the middle of the road I have to allow utilities to access that property. but it's still titled as My property NOT state
the biggest lie, is we got a call and we had to come. Tens of millions of calls for service go unanswered every year. The easements is a tricky area, as in many, many cities you do not own that property. If you think you own it, then plant something like a tree on it. Essentially many local courts have basically agreed that the easement is no longer the properties owners because of all the restrictions as to what you can do with it. Because if you own it, then if it is legal to plant sticker bushes in your yard, then by gawd you can plant them on your easement, but you can't. . It varies a lot from place to place. In my old home town you did not own from the sidewalk to the street but you were obligated to take care of it. Because if you let the grass grow they city cited you. I know all this as the head of the cities maintenance dept used to tell us the stories of the folks fighting against it. My favorite was the guy that got into trouble so many times for not cutting his grass that he threatened to blacktop it, but they drug up something about it greenery but no shrubs. So he blacktopped it and painted it green.
Not trying to be disrespectful, but you clearly do not understand private property law. Especially the parts of it pertaining to public easements, rights of way, and eminent domain. Your own words in your comment contradict themselves. I would like to know which local courts have agreed that the easement no longer belongs to the property owner because of the restrictions. And your anecdote about green blacktop sounds like a tall tale or what is known as an urban legend, like the one about alligators living in New York sewers.
awesome supervisor. they didn't understand the whole easement issue but overall, very professional police. gj all the way around. that officer was not offended when he asked for a supervisor, just a yes sir let me get one. he didn't get offended like a lot of them do.
He also doesn't understand what a trespass is, you have to refuse to leave when asked inorder to be criminally trespased. The cop can't unreasonably detain you, then claim you refused to leave while being detained. And without evidence or a confession, they can't just escalate straight to a trespass by taking the property owners hearsay that he was on and also refused to leave the property. A good police interaction by an informed oath respecting officer would have been a quick "Hey! You aren't wanted on that persons property, if you get caught in it now that I've informed you, you will be criminally trespased" "Haven't left public property yet and have no intention of doing so in the future" "sounds good citizen, have a nice day" interaction over
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Zero investigative skills! SMH...
I. Just love your channel. You're a wonderful person who stands up for the RIGHTS of "We The People" and I can't express the amount of Thanks and Respect I have for you. THANK YOU for creating this channel.
@@nordicbeauty373 I agree
@@whatilearnttoday5295 Facts
Hey buddy.. I wish you could make a video about what kinda training you guys get at the Academy that spits out so many cops high on Blue Ego.. I feel that maybe they are being indoctrinated instead of educated.
Thanks for sharing our local auditors!!! You're awesome my guy!!!
Just pass a law that says that any officer involved in an illegal detainment must pay a $500 fine for their first infraction and $1,000 for each and every infraction thereafter and this will stop. Any and all officers involved in any infraction will have to pay their fines personally.
Although it's a good idea that will never happen, qualified immunity is what needs to go, it is that that protects them, if someone else is covering the tab, taxpayers, why obey the laws in the 1st place?
Why aren’t they charged with making a false call? He can prove he wasn’t on their property.
@@gracieg7601 He could have had the camera off when he was on their property. If the business had a camera it would help their claim, if it was true.
That'll never happen because non-Libertarian Right Wingers will never support it. Leftists will support it, and Libertarians will support it, but centrist Republicans enjoy omnipotent police. Don't ask me why. You'd think it would be a great bipartisan issue that we could all resolve together. *Shrugs*.
Only if the money goes to the people they detain
The obsession with giving directives is a real issue, the supervisor literally just said "As long as you're not on the property you're fine" and he said "I never go on private property" but that last cop HAD to throw in the "they don't want you on their property" because it's an obsession
It’s about ego or getting the last word.
@@rossydv I always say… these cops today have no humility. Humility is a necessity when you choose a career of SERVING the public.
Plus there was no apology from the cop for illegally detaining the auditor, failing to investigate and unnecessarily asking for ID. BUT he couldn’t help himself from having to have the last word with a pointless directive, it must be in their DNA. What a pair of unprofessional clowns.
@@InYourFaceTruth-hv5co to be fair we’re seeing the noteworthy. I have no doubt there are countless officers handling such scenarios properly without ego.
@@huwhodges56 ya, regarding DNA, people who like control tend to seek out roles with authority. There is a DNA component to personality so makes sense.
That cop swing from left to right knew he was wrong, his body language shows that.
He looks like the tobacco-chewing policeman from a movie. Was it a James Bond film or a Burt Reynolds film?
@@derekporter7651 both!
Was looking for this comment lol. Reminds me of a little kid.😂
Who are we after boy? Commies? Let’s go get ‘em’!
I just want to say that supervisor that rolled up was respectful and knew how to shut down an issue that should’ve never even became an issue. A+
Camera man never raised his voice.. never was disrespectful.. stated his case with wisdom.. schooled the officers and the business.. A+ my man!!
We really need to change the laws regarding detainment.
There needs to be severe criminal consequences for illegal detainment.
Step one like every other 1st world country on planet Earth is to disarm the police.
We don't need to change them. Police need to learn them and stop abusing them.
@@wuphat police are people. Have you taught any people lately? Most people are terrifyingly stupid and don't care. I bet police have a lot of them like most professional careers where it's easy to look bad. Unfortunately, being a cop defends them from being fired for incompetence unlike the rest of us.
@@wuphat There needs to be severe consequences for them to learn.
@Babes & Board Games Believe me, all my reps know me by name.
Tell the cop you want him trespassed from your house, and need his ID and paperwork. Let’s see how long it takes him to say he’s never been to your house.
Right !
Yes! I also don’t want that cop on my property.
Would be seen as being argumentative or even combative if things had escalated.
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Exactly
The sergeant earned his rank and pay with his knowledge of law and the handling of this situation. We need many more of his type.
Some people don't have a clue they need to investigate instead of taking one persons word. What is wrong with law enforcement today???
That deputy just had to have the last word.
Police ignorance of the law is grotesque.
It's uglier name is pignorance
They are trained to get ID by lying if need be. They know the law on this.
It’s the norm.
Funny,in Floridat back in the 80s the cops actually knew the law. Many of them became lawyers.. no joke.
What is more grotesque and ignorant are the commenters like you who have no clue what the laws actually are and support this unhinged and armed "auditor"
Notice the jerk Deputy still had to get his last directive of, "Don't go on private property Sir", before he turned and went to his car.
They just can't help themselves.
But then walks away like a beaten dog.
Ikr? And I could feel his shame 😂
It's sad the deputy had to give directives after his supervisor corrected the violations they performed in the encounter.
This auditor talked with authority, the authority we all have, our rights. He nailed it each time one of the cops came up to him.
Finally, someone addresses easements. Thank you
Georgia constitutionalist is one of the best auditors in the field! He’s doing it to educate others more than cash out because of it. Great example of an explanation auditor.
If you made it this far; go and check out Georgia constitutionalist on TH-cam
@@nobot273 thanks, I will.👍🏼 I love how polite he is while being direct and resolute in exercising his rights.
The citizen kept trying to keep every one of the officers from getting in trouble .
They were not listening to anything he said. He repeatedly told them he was not on the property
A bank robber can repeatedly say they didn’t rob a bank. You think they’re just supposed to say “oh okay sir so sorry”
I think the problem was that this auditor didn’t (and most auditors don’t) understand what an easement is. A utility easement doesn’t give you the right to be there. A utility easement gives the utility company the right to run their utilities and maintain their utilities. You can absolutely be trespassed from an easement.
@@Hey_Jamie imagine thinking that's at all comparable.
@@mroberts566 citation needed.
@@mroberts566 He was on the right of way along the road...which he does have the right to be. 33' from center line seems to be fairly common width, I think he said 23' or something. Regardless he clearly was on the edge of the road which IS legal. My property doesn't start till 15' from the back of the curb, no sidewalk. So it may look like people are walking on my yard/grass...but as long as they're within 15' of the curb there's NOT a darn thing that can legally be done. Even though most walk in the street. Many counties now have online GIS data website one can look up property lines. Many falsely believe if you're on their driveway 3' off the road, it's private...it's not regardless if you have to pay for it or maintain it.
I love this guy. He’s a great auditor and always gets right what a lot of other amateur auditors get wrong. He said “I’m out here exercising my rights, if you don’t exercise your rights, they’re in threat of disappearing”…. Beautifully put!!!
Swinging left and right like a nervous little kid. Wow, what brave men.
We need more cop trolls making TH-cam channels. This is gold! It’s such a poetic way to mess with the cops.
This keeps getting funnier and funnier. These auditors are so good at what they do which is proving how ridiculous cops are and laughing in their faces about it.
Don't forget about the part about when the chips were down for those kids in that school, they failed miserably and showed the world how cowardly they are.
@@MrTheHillfolk "to protect and serve"...more like " to project and swerve"
@@enasnI99 I always thought they needed to add the word "ourselves" after the "protect and serve" sticker that's on the car
@@MrTheHillfolk Big facts!
@@enasnI99 I've thought of having a few ourselves stickers made up ,carry them in the wallet and if the right opportunity rises ,install them. 😁
10 minutes mark he calls the cops harassing him “gentlemen”?
He should choose his words carefully
They deserve no formalities, it's not like someone else is around that you have to distinguish who you're speaking with,just speak to them like the employees they are (bad)
On second thought, best bet is shutting the f*ck up and not saying anything.
Yup, way better,it's fun to see em flip their wig.
I think he's seasoned in dealing with the police and by calling them gentleman and been calm, means if it went to court it will show him been respectful and not having a detrimental attitude
I think he just isn’t aware that he’s saying it.
"Kill em with kindness"
Not literally, but man it annoys people who are trying to get a rise out of you when you're just polite instead
Innocent until proven guilty. It doesn't exist with these Cops. The man stood up for his rights. Good on him.
This problem would disappear overnight if cops were charged with felony kidnapping every time they illegally detained someone.
Looks like Billy Bob should spend less time in the donut shop and more time reading the law books.
Haha, haha! Good laugh thanks!
He don't need none that there fancy book learn'n! 🤠
Not Billy Bob. 😭🤣
??? but his 🐫 toe is just starting to really shine... I say he could keep going.
He can read the books while at the donut shop. Why not be comfy?
Why do they swear an oath to the constitution if they aren't trained on it! We the people should start a law suit on those responsible for the training schedules... as well as the officers...
Exactly.
The ridiculousness of regurgitating back some words just to get handed their badge and qualify for the outrageous wages w/benefits.
They could be spewing their oath in a foreign language they have no comprehension of, they’d still ‘qualify’ as ‘Sworn Officers’.
Let me see if I got this right. You want to sue someone because they scheduled someone who trained someone who was too dumb to remember the training? Who scheduled your training?
@@jssamp4442 basic rights should be part of the curriculum, the constitution is the most basic of rights. If rights are not being taught then go after those that are making the schdules.
oh oh oh i know i know.... Cause they say we need cops cause where under staffed, so next year they get more money for the budget.. than the top ppl get a higher raise .. than they get more to retire.. just like the school budget.. if they dont spend the money by the end of the year they dont get as much.... so why train.. lets make them cops and they will do as we say
I'm with you. What are the first steps?
I've watched these pigs cancel a DUI charge because the driver was no longer behind the wheel.
It's AMAZING they can call trespassing without seeing it.
Being from Columbia County GA ... This is a complete embarrassment.
No state ... No county ... Has enough education... Mr. Waters ... Ashamed of this ... Sir
Ive watched over 10,000 civil rights auditor videos in the last few years. I have learned that the actual Law plays no role in law enforcement. Explaining Rights to cops is like trying to teach quantum physics to a park bench.
PIGS don't need to be properly trained, they need to be properly SUED in their personal capacity using Title 18 Section 241 and 242.
Exactly
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Facts, facts, FACTS!
It’s it frustrating?
DO NOT say you will provide your ID under threat of arrest. You spent the entire video explaining the law, and what you did right or wrong. If you are 100% correct, stand your ground and do not provide ID. All the cops have to say is ill arrest you, and get your ID.
If you do, you can pull the rug out from under them AND sue them because "under threat of arrest" is effectively being arrested for no crime.
IF they threaten that, it's a violation if they have no authority to demand it. That gives you Standing to file on without going to jail and having to deal with that. Most of these auditors have educated themselves on what is needed to solicit from the officers to make an effective case. Most officers are so dumb the step in it nearly every time.
You do not have to be arrested to get the same result, the threat of arrest is a violation of his 4th amendment rights. (Provided he hasn't committed a crime). No need to take the ride if you don't have to. Imo
I watched a recent video of a kid walking down a dark street detained, accused by the cop of drinking, body cam footage of the two cops stating they didn't smell any alcohol, but he wouldn't identify and asserted his rights, was arrested and detained in jail , cameras there picked up threats to smash his face in and strap him in the chair by the supervising officer, after collecting and cataloging his property, they illegally searched and pulled out his ID, and released him something like 40 minutes later, but he never voluntarily gave up his identity the entire time. The jailer who threatened him and the female subordinate were both fired, and the department is being sued for multiple rights violations. You're exactly right, never give up your ID for an unlawful detention or arrest! They like to use term like "that's a direct order" which doesn't necessarily make it automatically lawful!
If you have a camera 📷! If not, you comply and sue later(unless you have a warrant or really committed a crime)!
I appreciate your service, sir. Thank you very much. Please keep up your service.
If you have not committed a crime and you are still being detained anyway, you might be a slave.
I'm absolutely flabbergasted at the incompetence of these officers.
It's sickening......
Terrible police work. Guilty until proven innocent mentality. This was a police FAIL. 🥺
Keep up the education! Amazing work sir, thank you for the protection you have and continue to provide us the citizens
You can't Enforce Laws, if you don't know the Laws...
How many times does the auditor tell that cop he was never on the property my goodness
Sadly they always question you you you are not on their property as far as I'm concerned they file the false police report and I'm hoping someday they'll be consequences for filing false police reports blessings to you and yours
I'm detaining you for the purpose of being detained.
The officer at the end, “they don’t want you on their property, sir,” is nothing but pride.
I don't show my ID if I don't do anything wrong you understand!! I love IT, best refusal I have heard in 3 years!!!
This auditor is one of the most nonconfrontational and polite auditors that I've seen. Other auditors would be wise to watch this interaction and take notes. Well done.
I bet that one is just as brave as the uvalde police department 🤡
I don't watch many of these videos, but the ones I have seen have convinced me that cops need a serious block of training that teaches the Constitution and what cops cannot, must not ever do, with emphasis on the first and fourth amendments. If that were to happen, perhaps cops might get back some of the respect that they've lost , instead of earning the hate they've had heaped on them.
The culture needs to change within the police departments and hopefully that will weed out the bad cops. Unfortunately we have a long way to go. To all of the auditors, keep up the good work!
The problem is that they are doing exactly what they have been trained to do.
@@fredonia81 , You are so correct.
Local ordinances are superseded by state laws, state laws are superseded by federal laws, all laws are superseded by the Constitution.
Seems to me, all you need to learn is the Constitution, as it has supremacy over all other laws.
@@fredonia81 From our point of view, yes the culture needs to change but from their point of view, it is the way they want it to be. The bad cops start at the top. It is always top down.
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you explaining and exposing the police and what we can do to protect our rights and our selves.
They always have to get that last little directive in before the walk of shame. The Sargeant said everything was good and the other deputy had to get one more "they don't want you on thier property".
There seems to be alot of confusion on what is trespassing or being trespassed. I can walk up to any private home , knock on the door, if they tell me to leave I have to. The camera is just an extention of your eyes, if you can see it you can video or photograph it. Police , if called can only advise you ( order you ) to not go back on the property again, but you committed no crime of trespassing for entering the property in the first place, unless it's posted.
Auditors be aware, NEVER say phrases like "I'll be honest with you" as you are all ready expected to be honest when you are talking to the PD. When a person says I'll be honest with you, it looks like you have something to hide.
You're right! Honest to God or I'll be honest with you or right hand to God tells me you are lying or about to lie most of the time. Good advice!
That is irrelevant. The police already assume you are lying from the start, no matter what you say. You are better off to not say anything beyond "I won't answer any questions without an attorney present."
@@jssamp4442 Never answer questions w/o an attorney present. Excellent advice.
@@kagnewcobra5228 We also need to remember that attorneys are PARASITES and part of the system to extort from you. Your own attorney owes allegiance to the courts, not you. Don't be fooled
@@blkcobra03 For sure! Thet are all in bed together.
God bless him and I’m thankful that he knows his rights he has been very respectful God bless yall police officers Need to respect the public
Keep dropping these gems my God.
I don't show my ID because I don't do nothing wrong. Officer, you understand.
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How many cops are wasting taxpayers’ money! Ridiculous!
How much of the Georgia taxpayers money is wasted on this nonsense ?
They always want to have the last word, even when there is no crime.
It's a business and anyone can enter unless they've been trespassed. It makes you wonder what the business is hiding.
Just think how many times these officers violated people's rights. And the one has been promoted. One day they will hurt someone or cost the citizens money
“They don’t want you on their property.” The Cop at the end just had to have the Last Word!
This Guy Did Great With The Officers 👍
Hat Off To Him.😊
You explained yourself as a Free Man!!
The local cops and prison security patrol at a Federal Prison where I live pull this crap constantly. Folks only video tape and take camera shots from the EASEMENT which is perfectly legal under federal law. But, as I said before all involved persist on lying until someone shows them the printed laws concerning this.
When are auditors going to learn that the cops are always lying when they say, "THEY SAID YOU WERE ON THEIR PROPERTY", They do this because they have nothing else to charge you with or detain you. They are putting you on the defensive.
He should ask: do you suspect me of being involved in a crime? And leave.
Asking: "am I detained?" often results in the knee-jerk "yes".
Utility easements are typically only for the utility companies not the general public
I LOVE seeing cops getting owned like this lol!
How is it that the police in 2022 still don't know what they can and cannot detain a person for any reason other than a crime or RAS this is just insane. My locals are not any better but this is so stupid.
his ego couldn't drop it. he had to get the last word even after the supervisor said it was done.
Did the cops get the other peoples id??
He was still standing in the middle of the easement blocking traffic endangering both himself and the public. Good thing they didn't check the video.
How many times is the revenue collector going to make a false claim ?
This is why I hate private property audits. They don’t know or care about your rights, nor do they need to. They just want to do their job.
With that said, the cops didn’t investigate.
see, theres a flaw in your thinking. Everyone should ideally know their rights so that people will stop calling the police and violate the rights of fellow citizen
@@lempiralives and ideally when the cops get a call about a guy/girl with a camera, they just say “That’s his 1st Amendment Right”.
No. They are required to grant him access for the purpose of the easement. That is the part you missed. In this case the purpose is maintenance.
"Don't get in private property ok" / "the sky is blue" / "apples are a fruit"
The ego of cop at the end on full display. Instead of apologising for doing a bad job and violating his rights instead issues a command about private property that the auditor already knew and hadn’t violated. Just had to get the last word in to show who’s boss, what a wanker
First cop was handling the situation just fine and was about to wrap things up until his buddy showed up and had to throw his weight around.
@@michaelmccandless1280 he had a lot of weight to throw around 🤣
the business owner or whoever should be charged for false police report.
Cops battle their ego more than suspects.
What they call an "easement" is actually state, county or city property boarding the roadway and the owner of the property boarding that is required to keep it mowed. That is why the property lines don't go all the way to the edge of the road.
In most cases, public utilities determine the easement and/or property lines.
Not always true. My deed goes to the middle of the road. There is a right off way for a certain distance from the center of the road. If the state were to abandon the road, the property is mine by deed. It may be different at other places.
@@truthillinois6397 that’s not exactly right. When this guy says “no telephone poles are going to be on private property,” he’s not correct. They’re on private property all the time; that’s why easements exist.
that is incorrect in ohio my "property" that I pay taxes for go's to the middle of the road I have to allow utilities to access that property. but it's still titled as My property NOT state
@@sknight4817 check the GIS survey
A Lot of times they want to ID a person so they check and see if the person they are talking to have any warrants for their arrest.
When that tyrant gives you a final warning before he does the walk of shame, give him one back.
the biggest lie, is we got a call and we had to come. Tens of millions of calls for service go unanswered every year.
The easements is a tricky area, as in many, many cities you do not own that property. If you think you own it, then plant something like a tree on it. Essentially many local courts have basically agreed that the easement is no longer the properties owners because of all the restrictions as to what you can do with it. Because if you own it, then if it is legal to plant sticker bushes in your yard, then by gawd you can plant them on your easement, but you can't.
. It varies a lot from place to place. In my old home town you did not own from the sidewalk to the street but you were obligated to take care of it. Because if you let the grass grow they city cited you. I know all this as the head of the cities maintenance dept used to tell us the stories of the folks fighting against it. My favorite was the guy that got into trouble so many times for not cutting his grass that he threatened to blacktop it, but they drug up something about it greenery but no shrubs. So he blacktopped it and painted it green.
Not trying to be disrespectful, but you clearly do not understand private property law. Especially the parts of it pertaining to public easements, rights of way, and eminent domain. Your own words in your comment contradict themselves. I would like to know which local courts have agreed that the easement no longer belongs to the property owner because of the restrictions. And your anecdote about green blacktop sounds like a tall tale or what is known as an urban legend, like the one about alligators living in New York sewers.
Need to hold the higher up cop's accountable like police chief after all the lower cops get there orders from them.
Ego seems to be the nexus in most of the rights violations involving police
Even the good cop tries to get him on something at first. Typical
RESPECT good LEOs ! Call out the bad ones !
Way to stand up for your rights hopefully the educationworks so we can start closing this Gap we have
awesome supervisor. they didn't understand the whole easement issue but overall, very professional police. gj all the way around. that officer was not offended when he asked for a supervisor, just a yes sir let me get one. he didn't get offended like a lot of them do.
He also doesn't understand what a trespass is, you have to refuse to leave when asked inorder to be criminally trespased. The cop can't unreasonably detain you, then claim you refused to leave while being detained. And without evidence or a confession, they can't just escalate straight to a trespass by taking the property owners hearsay that he was on and also refused to leave the property. A good police interaction by an informed oath respecting officer would have been a quick "Hey! You aren't wanted on that persons property, if you get caught in it now that I've informed you, you will be criminally trespased" "Haven't left public property yet and have no intention of doing so in the future" "sounds good citizen, have a nice day" interaction over
i give a ton of credit to these brave people..i admit i dont have the patience to go through this....waiting months or years for resolution
the burden of proof is on the state not the burden of innocence is on you
If he's got the GIS report he knows he wasn't on their property
How many times did he tell these nitwits that he wasn't on the property? All these idiots wanted to do was give directives and possibly arrest.
Wow 🥺🥺🥺 The requirements for the job there is complete ignorance
Knowing, not knowing, and ignorance. ALL OF THEM WANT TO BE A DETECTIVE, BUT LACK ONE SIMPLE SKILL, HMMM WHAT ON EARTH CAN IT BE
These ppl who call out cops in ref to their own ego's need to pay the price of the cops been called and wasting tax payers money...
They just can't leave without one last directive.
The deputies need a raise. They must past a law that they can arrest people filming other for no reason.
US Common law right of inquiry allows law enforcement to detain to investigate a possible crime
This is ALL about EGO and IGNORANCE of the law. NO officer want's to get owned by a citizen who knows the law. If they get your ID you are MARKED.
They keep implying or assuming he was on their property. What liars.
How do you know you've talked to a cop. They ALWAYS have to have the last word.